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111 , 1PEIOAL PA RLMAIENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, JULY 3t. • TtIE PROROGATION OF PAR LIAMENT. This thy, at half an hour past two o'clock, His rllA)t!sTY came down in the usual state, am! shortly after entered the Hnuie in his Rov'al Robes, the Swot Ltd State being borne by Lord Viscount Mal.- VILI.II, and the Cap of Maintenance by the Earl of MORTON. HIS MAJ F , Ty . being seated on the Thtnne, Sir FRANCA.; MOLYNWX, B•+rt. Usher o€ - the Black Rod, was dispatched to command the attendance of t h e Comm-)n% ;- who forthwith sippeared at the Bar, when the SPEAKER addressed tits MAJISTY as fol. " MOST G.KACICIPS SOVERtION, " We, YioV* MA turv's"mosniutiful and loyal Subjeas, the CoeiritoesofGKLAT Hateeter and le aeman, in Perlia mem assembled, approach the Foot of YOWL Throne with Sentiments of unfeigned joy and reverence. The 13111 which I hold in my hand completes the Sup. plies for the present year. These, Sire, we have appropriated to the further suppnrt of your Majesty's Household, and the Honotir and Dignity of your Crown, to the Naval and Mili. tary Defence of the Realm, and to the various Services of your extended Empire. In providing for these Grants, large In their amount, and commensurate with the extraordinary &Meads of titles in which we live, We have, neverthe. less, steadily . persevered in our fortner course, by raising a large proportion of our Supplies within the year; and We have now the proud satisfaelion to see, that the Perienment Debt of the State is rapidly dimishing, at the same time that the growing prosperity of the Country has strengthened and innttiplied all its Resources. " Contemplating the War in which we are engaged, the cherader and means, °four Enemy, and theeeoesible duration of the Contest, althotieh we are fearless °lite issue, we have nevertheless deemed it our indispensible Duty to deliberate with unremitting solicitude upon the best system for a Mili txry Defence : and the Voluntary Spirit of the People, se. cowl* the views of Parliament, has, at the same time, ani mated all reeks' of men with an alive desire of attaining to such estate of iliscipline in arms as may enable them success, fully to co-operate with Yotik Meeerie's Iteeuler and Veteran tprces. " Thus fer:nidahly.armed, and powerfully sustained, We trust that, with the blssirty,. of God, klro vitioriously In4intain ),(t.str aMA Y's 'Throne, and transmit, unitnpair ell,to our Desc,, ndait.i, the most perk4k tarrn of Government which the W(ii Id has ever experlynced for the praaleal hap piness of Mankirtd firmly tierstiatictl that this 'Empire will long , outlast tile e tvrm)! which have overwhelmed the Con— tinent of Uuroric ; and earnestly hoping that other Nations, stow fallen, m,ly witness the destruttion o.f a 'Tyranny Tatum]. ed cm fraud and violettee, and cemented with innocent blood, antlar,ain recover their ancient Power and Independence, as best gualJaitee for the nellare tranquillity of the Civil zed IVoritl. which I have to present ,to YOUR:MAJZSTY i int~niic t, .Au for grantin ) ; to M:tiesty a certain sum Of :Money'. out of the ContolidAted Vund of Grcie Brit4in, 'and Tot' applyinA a cc-,t. l) shot of moncy, thcryin nwhtioaCd. for the se[vio: G t:Cat liriutin, for thcyicax IXo4iur.,l lor author ling tilt:. Suppliva granted in this SesitOn of Par liament. " To which yotir Commons, withal! humility, enttoit your Xlajesty's Royal Assent." The Bill being delivered to the Clerk, II!, MA 3 tsT Riiyal Asseclt to the same which wa% atterwiird, declared in the war il form. tszy thrn tielivcred His wrist gracious f t the Thrmlc, which weliaci tlit . go4 for. turie to hr able to lay helorcour Readers yesterddy. At r whie, the Lortr4 ANcto,oß !Loving re; Ceivrti. MAjesTy's Coinmasids, came furwaiti aod haid, " MY Lnltos At 73 GSNTLIMEw, " I r p; It;s ivlAygsT y's Royal mil and pleasure, that this ,parlimwtit • prurngtivi till lues:i.y, thi 4th of September M:xi • anti tips Pittliitinent stands pr iroguect till t h e 4th ody tit Sqtellituir acondingly," , w „ MA J F tliefs retire(' iin lei Sure, and the ; Ihl Comrtions with. are* ,to their ow it House, and their Lotthatips beim. tatcd, HOUSE OF COMMONS. TyIiADAY, JULY I. Tint House frit% aswmbled somewhat before the usual hour, the Dquty .thhe'r of-the Mick RA fe. gaited the arteod.foce of that floU4 in ifte House tif Peetl, to Par 4cegh from+lts MA j ihTY cm the The House accordingly attended ; and on their return * the SraAKKR cAlled the Nlembers to the Table, and read aknl a Copy , nl' HIS MAJCSTY'S moat gr. ci , Ts Speech. The Members then retired, and the Stamm concluded. Flaps tho LONDON GAZETTE, yll& 31, 1604. July , r 803. The King has bee n pl e4se d to const i tute anti al t. poini t h e Right lion: Henry VitiCollllt sirl'ltilipStelllNnli, flirt. Janie* Qainbier, Vice• Admiral of the Red Squadron of .Ilia - ty'sfleer ; Sir John Cidpoys, Knight of the M , ,st Honourable Order of the Beth, and •Adritiral of the lue Sytailron of liks Majesty's Fleet ; ton, F.l. Vier-Adinital of the Red Squadron of, Eis Majesty's Fleet Dickinson, E. g. and the Right Hun. Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. to b e his btije•ny Commi,sionert for executing the (Ace of High Admiral of the United Kingd-o ) of c teat Britain arid Ireland, and the Dominions, Islands, and Territories Martini° belonging. ifih;rebtr//, .7u/ 31, I 8 04. The King bas been pleased to appoint Allan vlars.o chic, Meadowbank, Esq, to be one of Ow bath of ju ,, ieiary - in that part of the United stfuen called ,Scorldna, in the room uf Davis! S i n ) , nf Nlethven, F. A. resigned. 'rho Icing 12,1 s al o been ale ,eel to app&tit C.,11n fri f yken;ie t Wtjtce !iignet, to be nne o 'he SIX Clrilimoy Cle(k ti of setoilon in that p art of - he Uniteti ' Kingdom called Cutland t the Mm of Mr. Alt xaatler Menzice, deceastde WarZiffer, Yar jy 74, 11)49 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards. To be Lieutenants, with out purchase, Lieutenant William Voting, fruin the 7itli Foot Cornet anti Adjutant Michael Mahon. Cornet . William Miller, vice Power. To be cornet— Honeywood, Gent. vice Miller. tat Regiment of Dragoons. Lieutenant Thomas Oliver An. derdon, from Half-pay of the 53ct Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Snowden, who exchanges, receiving the DiMrence. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Charles Den shire tote . Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet Charles; Love lace, to be Lieutenant, vice Den Shire. Cornet Fagel, from the 3d Regiment of Dragoons, to be Lieu. tenant, withotit purchase. 1 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Cornet Frederick Hol. • brooke, from fialt-pay of the Ist Dragoons, to be Cornet without purchase. Honourable Henry Neville to be Cot net, without purchase. Goth Ditto, Quarter-Master Thomas Harrison to be Adjutant (with the Rank of Cornet), vice Girling, who resigns the Adjutancy. tst Regiment of Foot Guards. Ensign George Hay, from the 92(.1 Foot, tube Ensign, by purchase. nth Regiment of Foot. To he Lieutenants, without pur chase—Ensign William Kelly, from the 3ith Foot. F.n. sign Mary Wood, front ditto. Ensign Peter M'Gregor, from the a6th Foot. Ens* Ropold Macdonald from ,-dittn. Ensign Charles James, from the sstli Foot. 28th Ditto, Ensign W. Kt:bee, from the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Muller's, promoted. En sign C. T. Carskell, from the 6oth 'Foot, to be Licute. nant, without purchase. 4Zd Ditto, Ensign Duncan M'lnnes to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase. Thomas Munro,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Zvi' I ones. 57th Ditto, Ensign L. SratTord, from the' 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant,. without purchase. 'both Ditto, Major Anthony IVhdrton, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Major, vice Campbell, who retires to the Half-pay oftlte Prince of Wales's Fencibles. 6ist Ditto, Surgeon Charles 'nicker ; from the 6th Battalion of Reserve, to be Surgeon, vice Ritxton, who exchanges. *lst Ditto, Ensign George Attains, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Conolly, superseded. and Ditto, Ensign Angus Fraser to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Horton, who retires. • Ensign lohn Elhott, from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Valentine Cirantha4ll, , Cen c t. to be Ensign, without pur chase. 6th West India Regiment. Ensign G. M. Luder to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase. Ensign Pat. Conroy to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Bth Ditto, Major William Carter front the Portsmouth Volunteers, to be Major, vice Wharton, appointed to the 60th Foot. 6th Battalion of Reserve. Surgeon John kiloton, from the ist loot, to be Surgeon, vice Tucker, who exchanges. - • STAF F. Colonel William Henry Clinton, of the 'lst Regiment of Foot Guards, to no Quarter.Mastcr-General to the Forces serving.in Ilcland, wee Major-General Sir John Craddock, Conntirti.nt in the Derbyshire Supplemeittary Militia, 4igned • /y the Lord Lieutenant. • . Richard Hurt, .I'. sq. to be Captain, vise Abel [oho Ram, re. signcd. Dated Idly s„, 13,4. Thomas Mitchell. tisq. (now aeling as Adjutant in the said. Militia), to be Captain. Dated as above. William Stuart .Griili:hs to be larute. mitt, vice Htut, promoted. Dated as above. John lames, Gent. to be I.tcstttnaut. Dated (Illy 7, i 304. Cotwirlsa:..n: in the Fife Shire Militia, lived by tile Lord-Lim- len4ill. Lieutenant Alex. Ruthertbril to be Captain, vice Patullo, appointA in Yeomanry Cavalry. Datett June 1. 183 4. John Anderson, Esq. to be Cap.ain, vice R. G. Smyth; appointed Paym.!ster. Dated its above, R. G. Smyth to Lentenatit, vice Mitchell, promoted. Dated as above.. William Walker, Gent. to he Ensign, vicel3uist, resigned. Dated July 2,.1304. 130Iton Lanth; Gent. to he Ensign, vice Reid,. resigned. Dated July_ 3, 1804. plivran) (late Adjutant in Cupar Volumcers), to be Lteu, • tenant vice Rutherford, promoted. Dated July g, 1804, Cwnnti.,,iin i 4 tile Forfar itild•Kine.ipiine Regiment of signed by We ilkeiy. James Bertram, Gent. to be Second Adjutant. Dated lulu; 16, 1&;; 4. Canr7iti.rivi in the Royal Cartnartherishire Fuailecr Militia, . signed by the Lieutenant the aunt ) . t i Cad rm rr;ben, 191)11C:694n5, Guilt. to be Second Lieutenant.— Dated June 2G, 11304. Cr:lnn:istinns In the Royal London Regiments of Militia, signed by Ws Majesty's Cinermitsionersql Lieutenancy fae Cry. Last Regt.iwat. - To be Captains —LieUteitellt Corral. Dat. 6,1 , 1 illy 6, .804. Lieutenant Stout. Dated July 9, 1804. Lieutenant Cola Dated July lb, t 8 4. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Spicer, vice Deans, promoted. Daten Jul 1, 18,>4, Ensign Penton, vice Currall, pro -1)4141 July la, 1804. Ensign Clietliam, vice , S tem t, ponstiled. Dated July 44, *BO4. Elisio Meant, vice Cole, promoted. Dated July 17, To be- Enaiglis —William R. Tay 'tor, Gent. vice Spicer, pr o . mated. Dated July 14, 1534, Alexander Spicer, j Gent. vice Ninon, promoted. • Daub July 17, 14. Edmond C. N. Zoucli, tent: veep Chethain,' promoted. Dated July 19, Tir , sruts Carr, jun. Gem. vice Meard, promoted. Dated July 21, 1804. Waist Regiment. To be CaptaLls—Captatii•Lieut. Vaughan. Dated July 4, ISo4. Lieutenant V. 4114111. Dalca Jmy s, 1804. Ltetitimatit Harris. Dated July 7, 1804. To he Lieuteitants--Ensign Redmond, ,v ice Vaughan, pro. . ;noted. Dated July 13, 184. Enstplackson; vice 1'a(• *haul, promoted. Dated ',July 16; 18u4. Ensign "rho. 111 b, vice . 1 laths, prolakftlai, 'Dated July tii, 1804. En sign F . Pc..ttce, vice Powil July 2.5,1204. o. Enaigils—Willi4m Barnes, GFitt. vice Redmond, pro muted. Dated July 13, 18c4. I'llolllas Wigan, Gent. vice Jackson, promoted. . P.n.A{4ly 16, 1844. William Paltiter, Gent. /ice Thomas, promoted, Dated July 18, eio4. Stedman R. Hartman, Gent. vice. Pearce, Minot . e.i. Dated July 25, 1804. ' • . C.inuniiihns in Volunteer Corps, signed 4)' Hie illajeso , '; ann. tnialone).s ofLieutev t lnts-; fie the Go Landon • Logigo l'uluotter Cavalv. I lenry Perkins, Ebq: from the Light tior6c Voluntecrc;, to bv CApt,mi or A Troop, viee C0114,k100, wito i4aibni. Datttl Jill) 7p 18C)-1. Onion- liwre 1.4 /wrirt. Ensign Thomas King walker to bc. I.4:Lac:rant, vice Read, is:signed. aitest itttle 30, re,..•.1, henry Watts, 1411 t. to vice ,Walker, promoted. Dated a, Above. zd Regiment cf 1,7 c. 41 Pcbriatp - J. 'elm Hyde Whitmore, 'cot. to be•Adjot.ait, with the Bre. vet Rank. of Captain. Dated May 3x, 1804. 4 111 Ditto. QUltttia!Maatct Atllbrina.! CanitlC to be Liente, naiit by . Brevet, pi l yd lulu: 7, 18°4. 7ttt Ditto. Edward Wolisunieeraft, Gent. to be Ens ign, vice Skelton, promoted. hated 15.14 y jt, 'lBO4. loth Ditto. Lieutenant William Alers to he Captain, vice T, Sitinders, resigns:4, I)atud lutY 7, 1 404. Lieu/ewer privo to be Captain, vice 1011i1 Saunders, resigned.. Dated Imy 9, 1804. I,..ctiz.,gn Andrew Davi:upon Welsh 'to be Lienteii,air vice Alerb promoted. I)atctlittly 7, 0;04. 1. osign "l'horp to ' tx: Lieutt3taillt s , vice prOr. I;.ot‘:st, 9,•60,1. David Graham, Gent to he Welch, promoter!. Diced lily 7, 'BO4. Win. lie.alshaw, Gent. to be linSign, vice Thorp, prolootog. Dated luly v, fiANKIICIPTS.. Edward Riley, of the Strand, Mnidlusex,:derjler in music and tlitisicul InslrtnnOlati, to Suitt:11110 Anna 7, (8, Ellin Sept. 11, At ton, at Guildit4ll, Lulllll4l. Attorney, mr, orreii, whisky-arca, Xturd-strict. lanieli CI 411c0, Idle at bursiecion, county of Southampton, in p.,:ownct, to surrender A ugust to, at thr e e, 11, at eleven, and Sept. tt, at one, at rho Coach and Horses Inn, town and county of Southampton. Attornies, Mr. Armor, of • Southampton; or Messrs. Leigh and Co, New 'l3rldge. street, London. .feint Cholas), of Salford, Lancashire, flour.dealer and chap. man, to surrender August 27, 28, and Sept. t r, at three,, as the Rot at 04 MaliCliCatCr, Attortites, Messrs. lanes and Milne,,M4ol;lleater ; or Mr., Edge, Inner Temple, .ondon. William Pryer, of Haekney,Middlesex,'stock-broker, to our. render August 7, 14, and Sept, rt, at ton, ati , Guiltlitall, LOll4lOll. Actnruch Mr. llugg, New Eroadoitreet, Lon. dun. DII'IDENDS. August 35 Thomas Stretch, WC of Grafton -street, parish of at. P4llCriiii ! IVIldl110111:X., grocer, At tell, atir Gutlah. 1, London.. • , AUxust «.). Thomas Faulkencr • of Manc hester, , Lancashire , Willias.i hmliener and john Gibson, late of.s2Uten.i.treet, cheapside,•London, merchants, at three, at me Star Inn, Manchester. Augur a,ti. Robert Preston, of Liverpool i.,4, 14 ,hi re, mcr . th Mr, at twelve, at the Cl o ne Tavern, Livvrpool, Nov, 10. IfelliClllllll held, of Union-street, Without, London, upholsterer, at tcn, at Uttlidnill. Sept,. V. Milani Risher, the younger, of firiestwitistle, • intrisli of Thornhill, Yorkshire, clothier, a t e l even, at the Sign of the Mau and Saddle Inn Dewsbury, York Ibire, August 23. John Wintpenny, of Ellimd, parish of yorksintu, innkeeper, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, August 23. .john (lettling, of Halifax, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at cloven, at the White 4,ion Inn, Halifax.. CERT IFICA I Es. August at. Hugh Carrie, lames Currie, and john Cooke, of Liverpool, Lancashire t merchants, and partn ers . john Ives, of Ilkeston, Derbyshire; baker. William liMwn, of High-street, St. Giles, &Ludic:sex, hat ter and hosier. William Turnbull. late of Fenehurch-street, Loridon,• but now of Bell-Savage -yard, Ludgate-hill, dealer.. Jones Peg;ival, late of Croyden, Surrey, but now a prisoner in the King's Bench Prison, stable-keeper. Lazarus Oppenhheiincr, late of flenage-lane, St. Mary-axe, London, merchant. Henry Ashley Keeble, of Peckham, Surrey, surveyor. MAILS. nut. Cottenhurgh o ARA IVIO. Ilaunburgli PRICE OP STOCKS, THIS DAY AT Tw&LVZ o'cLoca. Cons6ls . pi Red. Ann. •pi I Omn. - THE SUN. SOLtAI QUIS °MLR& FAL3UM AlthgAT ? LONDON, AUGUST 1, :804. ALL who venerate a good KING must sympa. thize with us in the pleasure of knowing that his MA J STY yesterday appeared before his People with every mark of renewed health, and went through the ceremony of proroguing Parliament with his ac. costumed spirit. The curiosity, zeal, and aTation of all ranks the F, pie occasioned a prodigious . concourse of speaators to see their beloved Sovereign on his way to Parliament and on his 'return. He delivered the Speech, which we yeoteary presented to our Readers, with great firmness and energy. The leaves of paper on which it was written, ad. tiering to each other, occasioned a short pause in the delivery, bat it was given throughout. with a dignified spirit suitable to the patriotic sentiments and enlarged views by which it was charatierized. It was on all hands agreed, that His MA) crry lock. rd uncommonly well in health, and this cheering pledge of national happiness drew fouls from the speftators the warmest bursts of loyalty. 'The objeA of the Message which, as we Fester. day stated, bad been sent to Ills Royal Highness the PittNcs of WALas, at Brighton, had relation, wr und.erstaa.l, to a , complete extiritimi of all dif. ferenCes between Royal I lighries,a and the Head of his august Family.—Mr. PITT, we fiil3. has heel, unceasing in his endeavours to accomplish an i,!...jeef so desirable to the Nation at large, as Aeli as to the Distinguisl44 Persbnages whom it mAre immediately concerns;. anti we have reason to be. lieye, that those Inerstorious en...c.vours t` the eve of being rewarded by the must decjded succes,. b Mails 4rfit . ed this morning, TII Rtt Gettral u r s by which wr erc vtr. in po-session of the tnbowing, Litter from Garstnhurgb. We'eannot help, how. ever, thinking, th.n the siatem , nt .it a Wor be. tween Russia and Turkey being tictermincd Lyon s is miter problematical. Cor'rstrttuitott.fut.v 23.—8 y private Letters from re:e:z. burgh, received by the wAy of 1 favibsre) this m9iiithg, it appears that .1 War between the ttu,4iatis atht Turks Is terminal uPon, in *hid) ease it is thouAitt Cranee with assist the latter, wilich may lead to very toport.int 4. - oh4estimt.rs. The i 4 oo it of RUSSIA has set oil tor the Cfillit:A, Cu ill- SIVAL A rptolien to going on th c re, [ Cho Russiah charge-d'Affaires has left Paris. Yesterday, emllt twelve o'clock, HER MAJESTY and the PRINekSSIks ALIQUSTA, ELIZABETH, aod. So*luA, it. rrived. at St. joneh'b Paiace from Wjlid 501, Hts'iMAitb-ry arrivcd about one o'clock in 'his post.chaa lA. 'Die Royal Party came by Rich. MOMS, to avoid the bustle of the Middlebex Eieetion at treniford, ti a short time after ilie arrival of tics MAJESTY, I.l.lt•Kuyal Party retired to the apart ! , . menus of the Dvice of CAMP/1400E l Where they partook 'of an elegant retie/11111Na provideti by tits Royal highness for his Royal Parentsanci Sisters. After winch HIS MAJESTY 'held a Privy C4upeii, which v, as -attended by the . . Duke of 'Montrose. Matquil or I len ford. L:trls -fvLicelestield, Camden, Aylesford, and Harrington. Vim.:4lunt CAstlereigr., Lortlii —Melville, Arden, 141tttgravc, Bolded, Itarrovby, and keisbury. • /tir. Tat, 14c. About a quarter past two o'clock the Council closed, when the Royal Procession begin to be farmed to proceed to the House of Peels to close the Sessions of Parliament. The first carriages were filled with Earl MACCLRIFIELD, the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guards; Mr. Vintwity, the Groom in Waiting ; G cnera l BARTON, the Silver Stick; Earl AltLithrOgo, the Lord steward of the Householil, and the Pages in Waiting. in the Mae. ter of the Horse's carriage were the Earl of HAL. RINGTON, the Gold Stick in Waiting. and Lord. &WA, the Master of the Robes. Hl3 MA ESTY WAS attended in hisStote Carriage by the Marquis of Ile It TrOitt i the Master of the Horse, and : Lord ARA EN, the Lord in. Waiting. Just as the Royal Carriage entered St. James's Park from the Stable Yard Gate, the traces of the two leading horses broke, which detainrkthe Roy a l Coach for two or t h ree m i nutes , when thel'were re.. I ,aired by the Grooms walking by the side; and, by going a brisk trot, Hts MAJE:4I•Y'q carriage overtook the other carriages in .a short t;me. HrR MaSJESTY, the PRINCESSES. the DUKE' of. CUUNERLA ND , Kam., and CAMBRIDGE, WCIC in Are Garden belonging ,to the Palace, near the wall, -and saluted firs MA/ESTY as he passed. His :OP.- ' /Ertl, arrived at the House of Peers at a (Part" before three, which was announced by a discharge of t s cannons from the Lambe:b shore, by a signal being given by one of the artillerymen, f r om the . top of the Hiruse of Lords, waving a fl-tgit Hil IVl•itsty came out of the House of Peers, It quarter past three, which Was announced in As simio lar manner. HIS MA/ESTI' was- dressed in regimentals ; he appeared in excellent spirits, and was in constant conversation with the Nobleman attending him. HIS I.VIA/tstr is much thinner in consequence of his, in. disposition, but appeared in }ward health. firs MAJESTY was repeatedly hezzated as he passed through the Park. Sewn after four o'clock, the ROYAL.FAMILY left the Palace for Windsor. Monday Het Royal . Highness the PRiNcvs Of WALES paid a visit to Redr.Adtniral RoW LEY, a t Sheerness, where s h e was rece i ve d w i t h event mark of attention due to her rank. m 4 0a 1s 5 M r y o , nday a t ti nmdendrni by in g, hi, , a bout t r nine ies . in o w ' a cl i ac t i n k g , f , t o lu ok : an airing on horseback, in Windsor Great Park, 2" returned to the gieen's Lodge about eleven " ; wh en Tiara MAJESTIES and the YR I NClsses, with their attendants, proceeded in five carriages to Ets , n C• 01 .. lege, where elegant seats were provided for the ROYAL PARTY, to he a r th e Orations ( (the snung Gentlethen, previous to their breaking u. f,r tl'e holidays. On the arrival of the Roy's", FAMILY at the College, the Staffordshire Militia attm'e d ' and iillureti them with a grand march, and a pit ll f of the Regiment guatded their entrance.. On the Rov AL FAMI LY'S entrance. into the College the!, ,were greetedby clapping of hands and h o r A as 01 ,the young Gentlemen. HIS MAJILSTY appeatc4 highly gratified with the Speeches of the Collegian' . Alici the Orations were over the Provost of ll'e, College .'wars honoured with a visit of the Roy Patty, at whose' house they partook of a Stituptuotl t refreshment,• prepared for the occasion. The Oon , tiuns were inure numerously attended than any fot a number of years, in consequence of the attendanq of WC': tovnt. FAMILY. The,Royal Party returne 1 to the ueen's Lodge between two and three ati;lcci" Accnuntsirrm America, of different dates, ttoWn to the 231 of June, agree in stating th e fc call of IVIr. Li viNGsTON. The saint letters state that his sac; cessor has nut been aCtually nominated ; 1 1-I,4A* 'rupuß Toczsit, Esq. to General AO . blitctr.u, iVilreettainly replace that Gentleman ill his diplomatic pOst at Paris. . In die Court of Chancery yesterday morning, dist further consideration of the ~toe of DE M 4",NN‘q V I u.s and Wile, was again postponed till 10.100t4 row. . . if CITY BUSINESS.-. 4 Court of Aldermen ,wa, 114 1 ., MAvolsr. yesterday at Guildhall, present . the listAD thirteen Aldermen, Recorder, acid City Otficrrs• e Ts The Court, after examining the Mealweighe. Returns, i , titerett the Price of bread to be raised Of whole Assize, or x.. 1, in the Peck Loaf, i° c i °4 7 hut tlui n 1 ,,,,,a met , ce it./.lnorrOW ; the ' , rice of the qoall' ll- .„ 1 4 Wheaten will then be 94-1 and toe lino 8;•1. WILL' Asa DOMYILL g, Esq. attended and si g n eti h •nd in ilie ►prna,‘ 1 , of 1000 1, to take upon 'alai the..oflice of Shr-tiff, fur the year ensuing, wait ' e. SCllot.t y, 't q, AiFerA.,tos a Court of C om m on Counci l Val A , held, at which nutting material was trarvis 4 t e l "' and at three o'ct L ck the C oot t brAte u, , tut the ' l4l lidays. . oligt ' The account which has been • of. Mr. llos.oNeLL, un M o rd ay last ~ Jet Aion L : i 'l g,,,,v, 1 . L.f t h e con-- street, l,t, been grossly misrepresented, ~,„.. Ik, ai l ,. nOtlitlig to Iltititte Litt: Illob, but was .I.l.olleggily •-no, suited by them. The raohie chant. wilt, forPlu i f' ot tefrrtiment iv ill sutler nobody to coil tha l i tilj. but theinsawf.t. - 1 It is said that Jackson, t h e man w h o suffere-,rl li l ti f week for f o rgery, 4tcl.red in Nesvgafe,• f iti hs t b : // 1 W 34 lea into lit.t.Atirtaf by reading a bokik , t..4 POI" - i P/ /Nato l, in ishtoNfte Authni lays it down i s „ funilt.ttfclital maxiiii'Oriaript etsliririe, that 0"e rn i , a- g sthosqnts what anot het can spaililia s a right to €' l ,7 t , r the strtilusage. it is needieS3 1 0 '4 a y, ' t hat it ;Il i a ' tionrine were to become generally prevalent, Inc'' would 'be no confidence in butts hft ,1431),.i ; and elie f i; Ines must not only guard against his ne ighbouri b u t his neatest connexions. i t i s o nly won d er f u l th :i r P i : any body could be so fir deceived a s to hazard in pursuance of such' empty and mischievous E l ' ' phistry. . _ , Emigrant of diminelion, 11; 1 :: Was lately permitted to return to Fiance, and ai r had borne, arms against t h e R eg i c id e Guvernale t was inlrofluced to I.IuNAPARre, wilt) reptitutelectl i will having dr.lwll'hji sword ;Against his Coun tr y' Ni', Sir,"' said .the other, 54 I only dress' 111 , 1 sword agtinst' that Gover n m en t w h ic h you 114 1 4 ' overtlirovm." This luck y retort forced 5111 , 1 even on the saturnine Vi s a g e of t h e g l oom y Usurp e r'(' If It be true, 'hal the EMS , Rug ut RllsslAb‘d tie:Wally Signified to the K trio of lea A . t ics his iota' (ion of raising the •kuysi StindatO of ihat COlog f f t in a projeCied attack upon its usurped SovereignOr such a Mitastirc would tend to produce w new u rj , ( 4 of things, that might ov e r t h row t h e C ors ican TYfr't and his baud of Regicides. The Royal Si''difar France his never yet been fairly raised, and 1 10 ; jeslowy has attended the attempts of other Powe r o ; le.,t a partition of that CAMfirrli was intend" it if the Royal Stand rd effecttially raised, a n " of „plainly appeared' nothing but the tCstutaliti o the righttol r , re in view, matter* owl we a r a n ew lace, dritiiren the former supporia::e BOVltstAitTll Might the Roy dint's, now go" 1 0. lids trampled upon every thing. 1,1 4 , e pu ul i c Freedo ' Merely to elevate himself. The state of this bay's Pull at'Dtenifiirds al • o'clock, was, - 111 r. MAiNwmtlNes . Str kAht4C4s liiiAAYST . . 67 a 4 a. • ?lajority • I