The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-17 00:00:00

tl) it fi•l4arter will now be looked f&t . wiiii tii .I),,ownee, Our ile4clers may rest asimi,l ILI the earliest acid moat authentic o as patch arrived at the Admiralty r .01;7; troll Poitstnon:h, • which slates, that. th w Fiench f rigate burnt and two taken, it plain 1-1,,5-rg's gallant aCtion in the Mvditer- We hope that we shall to-Morrow, bb en- eke 1 1 0 cominunitaie to our Waders the authentic ot this victo r y : iti the mean time they Will snithied with an acCount of it which We have Ixtrattcd front the Aloniteur. This account is written by Ys C ` 4 "el “ktßusus, who, unfortunately fur happened to be en board one of the French Gentleman says, he never was in a 'lion before ilt. , and we. are strongly inclined to k iliai the tnodeof fighting had the tfr:.: his perceptions, tot a more un iu eU 6 ju le iLirrath e we, never read. Thil Morhitt,, we received Gadit Papers to the " `flu. Tli , .y c‘)titain st.tne details respecting the rnevolutits of BALLeSikabs' Army, • but they are talker et an old !elate. We have extracted thes+. , SCCONIIN, but we thi n k' i t ' right 10 warn ou r header s that the Spdth;,ll, like the I'ortugise4o Papers, very t4(o!ebily tteclevare the number' of their . own . t roop:, and ilso4-of the tho u . A;lit:s., and diminish OE ilia: mein sun* y. - Tt,is practice is, we pre ,rese.-rttid to , tor :• the purpose. of inspiring C°lll(l Mtt ;7'.' but at the • same rinse it excites I::!°4re't 6xpe'aatiotn;,' and in the event of a reverse, `'"• .il ; o' elf.4l el infUwing' an- undeserved stigma I,l izti the troops.. The account,' of the tivari el be-. ttvveti 500 t..? and NloaTica is confirmed. :When i , the lat. , r ~:- .' l;bt to Sevill e , L e clid not see.SOULT, tit* " 1 '44 he 'Wend a meeting of the fa rnerali: he 'is g ape, te! Paris. ' . - !'' ' • ' ' We are happy to have it in our power to coo fi rm . . th'."e,:et.lbt,.which reached us sonar; time ago of th e surrender of Flgueras to the brave'Cualoniatis..' The . ° lnure of this imporant pla•ce will be of infinne tid- , l'thltage to the Coaloniamt, ' add Will tend very much ,_ 40 etabarrass the co mmututattions of the -enemy. ... ai . Aesierday at tweiVe GCIOCk, his MAJESTY came !• 1,,,141 the retrac e at Windsor, accompatried by I.)octors „"t l 4ls and hArt.Lie, and watked !ill one,•when he vtlree le Ike Castle to dinner. T he ettertlODD lui ll' shiSAIL Wet, 114 lIAJESTY CII.I not resume his exer c6e oh th e , T e , racw. th°,l'l Wed'i"daY afternoon,' after the KING s e t t 44 1 , 4 . qr‘libi4hop of CANTERSURY and Lad AYLE4I - ,al three o'clock Ise :-carne on the Temee, 4 ,, 4w ilailied by Generals GwYSIIIE, and walked 111,1, qv - e. y ''',ll,,,TilerclaY the QUREN and Princesses ELIZABETH 1 474 41 RY Wilk an airing to 'Frogmore Ludge:-- ,•,rlt)ccies SoPum and AUGUSTA, neCorripailied by: ! '44.l4'tYll.lllgctLaitt.t.' ,ts'ilnerai4Gw Yews and WYWYARD, Lodge:-- , Culullel '1 AV LIM, took their usual rides in the .[aired[ Noc k Wit ii i. , ' . .iti__ ,tl ..:. i ton, and retorned at half past one. i t h. ,-rr... litlPPit brought over the diseatcheal_rom ; r , vv., kLL1N,... 4 .,.. N ~,, hid) "ere received. OD Wed' , i. iitki,„ 1 , 3„,,,: '''''. It t*AS believed at head•quarters, that; 1,,;",,d ay-Wilily quitted Madrid,. and mit. on Ins en l l t t i u ‘: .: 74 'lle. The numerous parties of Gkierillas ;., sible ' 9 14 ohm ihroligh all the route,i snake; it )os .: A I „hat his AlstasTv may be iii4cept,ql. ' • -' fei, 4 ,r. i t . nti e'il4tl is . arrived trot» psis within these i .oth ve . ;) , "ho as:ciis, th at lie was present at the 'r,,,_.. very BUON4Piltre+ SpCcell tO tho Council of 4:74;ototelce, and Lll,ll the report awe of it is as.ac- . slo curat e tnerouq, Co'u d k :,ive it. .T 11.5 Genticiilan I,ol.,i'll'l.ii' ilLit'Ciiiod.P4ol4Y, the late Minkter 11.1 at 4 0 4 r": A trat'rg, hair lett Paris.tOr. hia,avieointrnent t 'er And was'soCceeded• by the Duke of lilts 14bliv(m0,4) . ' - • ' . • Yest erd ,' . ~,, • , j oton ~, y tourni,g, at twelve o clock, the ad l'otit t"., meeting \,\ s,, 1404 j4,l,,loyd's, pursuant to (4 0.:te?„t01 e,unsitier or (lie natu re 411,1 circutusiallces t..r_toOta tte risks,. on which:so large an interest ba lee m be, Merchitnts and Un ,, erwriters ildpelidS. 11 leelil coutiiii,led . hide- inGft thi) , hall au 4 or. vve,i i , 6i• • •- 4 ou ts carried ' ft, r 1, 11t0.4 . !I, atjuurnrnent %VAS nwve . . del Y ' 1 ° 1(1 1.0 detertninaiion having been (*lel° On the l • Ifiriti,,,,- subjects respecting Whiehllast•Sub 1, °,w*l'e convoked 4e tune ' ... .- . • s ire , hOesi e'ttll which Colonel WATERS .wa . 4,; 4 „ ... if the blanch for the few days belure his to ; 1 1 ": 0 1 l ',), We uaderatand,amoribed by that Qtficar 4i4 , eireutt utalice of ► Lis ' having refused to give i.... P e rae o f i inn L. , 000 0 U r. Previously be.' iiiid-eXPts -14%114 'l'd • greatest civility from MASSENA and .t. 4 aii 4 ; i , aittsit.„:_-AY or 'nig SONS. OP THE C111404r."-- 4 st. 4 1 1 W 4 celebrated at the Cathedral Church C'''' 4 " 111 ' , the Anniversary of the Suns of the itto . .},, . _ Ilo s (•,, .#.14- Anthem, composed ors purpose for set*, :Y bY Dr. Boyce, was performed in the Itlitot,Z"'‘N.Maittiar, 10 the delight of a grand Cad ; , whieh wail better attended than we ever re ih.:""vr 1 0 hir . - -„ ht . , t• keen. Several Lliiies were under ~,, , cesinv fit terir th the "'V 'ky le •,,, ing, being overcome •wi . bo tb ,r, le re f 'was preached key the Rev.' C. l a . 71144, p,..,,,, „,, _ . .• • snit, _ , `''thriti, "'erkd of Westminster.. • Roya l tittein. toe Duke of Cumberland, with several tited ria ithno attended EA Stewards. Front the Ca hall , v ; 1 1 1 4 went in procession to Merchant Taylors' Lord h ere 44 p rocession dinner was prOVided, . Ole hi, tia"t"i" iti the Choir, his Royal .ataltoe4 °ll. hitiAlry 0 „ 1 , 11 ,. 4 ; ills Greet the Archbishop of Can ., lite left. - ab - 1t0,,,,, 11. v‘c.tor ED rt gets Riczur. str,,, 44 . 75. 5 • m>3! , i . 0 , • le 2, 0 ................ i . 994 t 8 o . * 4410 c NEWS. DOVIIR, MAY 16.;411.0 iiitieddo ship of war line tem in a French stoop with i , on and de it froth Cs Ws tor Flushing, - she was torwerly the Spetattititm, of this putt.. - The Tweed ship of war has just *arrived from the coast,of Holland, and landed several pas+engers Ni! h tb' have made their escape in a Ovhing-b9at from Gvret and DUnkirk,' Pott - rsmotrra, MAY.IS.-,- , A.rrivod yesterday af ternoon his Majesty's ships liainkow, of 24 guns, Captain Wootttinne ; and tbe,Spiffire, of 18 guns, Captain ELLts; %id) a fleet of outward 13 , titi.1 transports and merchantmen, cons►sting of 15u sail, trotu Portsmouth, ..put in hero by con'rary %with; the tullowing aye the marks and iiusnbers of some ut the transports; viz. ; C. H. ; S. F.; M.; C. R. ; M. W.; S.; 88,' 390, 277) go, 263, ;du, t, 394, Y 74, 88, and 11 the transports Nos. I arid 277, to;othtir %tilt) a low others, have on hoard dotdchn4outb of troup4 tor Cadiz ; ainoug the mei - chinos:llea are The tuhowing... • • • • 14lartatitte, Bishop; Two Friends, Christi!; and Ham', !haiku, twin tuuduis for Malta; Gallatin, Hodge; MIA Iles, DUI), t 4.1 ivy, , Pottuguost: brig - V igtlantr, J. k. as Silva; !toyer, Clark; Speculator, korster ; Lieorge, Rhodes; An. telope, Barns; !she, Hulkant ; and i'leopatra, theittlen. mug, 10; - ,I.ontion; the b wcuisli barque Cfattotritiii, S. Hop. man ; Milford; W tine ; and Svittut, Andiew tor Gibfaltar ; I.3loWit, Alexander; spattish shy licila i catriella, Petty., losheranzo ; Thetis, !'auk; dna PrkiVitiesict:, Increase, Berryman, lion' Loudon tor CAW, ; Dane sloop Estat. train LOnflun tar Alataga; trn: Sp:tut:in slitp Mb Carl - not F. Liloweit, master, aunt London tar the 114- vaimatai the t s tope,N urse, trebti London tor Senegal; the Union, Church ;, the. Portuguese sclikioner, St. AMU, k both twin London` ; and toe tt.be, y all' fur Oporto . ; ,the ls.ibeita, hazier; anti toe Spanish 114;. ger, Sari loset, troth Lootion ior Vortinna; the Irvin, John. Ilual:Lonaun for Algiers s •. the Sisters, .Itittithe, twin Loudon cur tip. rtu ; tf.e bit;; Co ke, of %Veils, fur ; tlic prig Forester, of tut ; togkAtict with tiCvcral others uattios uttkawn. 'fire greaser part of the fleet came . to 'anchor in Cal %voter, several of a hiUi going til t btruelt on a 11114 c Mount Batten, .they were ran tont 01 and Oaal4 b cd, but not %cry Anaterially.; the fichOoner ltuver, CLAUK, was.iiitervvards run fool of by accident tier toreinat was carried awoy, 'anti 'received outer damage the Cleopatra, GLEN Wgkaaitiu' tout of, part of her tww• sprit carried rt* - .1): latter lictoct3 will he prevented twin bailing Winn rite t:‘,LiVoy. Elti ut ÜbilVe rivet pitied by this volt yester day morning for Tot bay. Thou day the wind ueing favourable the convoy got under weigh, aud blOutt to the WCsiKalLl a ith a tine breeze et East. The euvs., winch arrived here yeStertjit) tlOlll G 11.44114, put.. to in distrtbs, fntving , Lamed 'away her tore-top-mast, and y,u-bouiu 1,, a t4c.a . v,y Wile fit %Alai.. Arrived ihn% day the Wig 111uirAa,, JOHN De l'ur : sow, Mabier, troin Tarragona and Gitsrait4r, tor or- deis ; sailed troth the latter, i ldee. iii *cOrniiany with a Heel, under convoy of his Majcsiy's snip o'partan also arrived the Marta, MARCH, awl /Inn, CAW'', trona Sunderland; and his - Majtsty's ship buiaanha irotu the Irish siakion. Sailed the Endeavour hired arrued brig with a convoy for Wales, conslitiug of the followin6 %es. sell, viz. • ,bcatutd, Nicholls; lane, Cooke; 13oultuti, Sanders ; Vii 4 0, Dation Speculator, Bovt110; l'lme.ax, Taylor lobo SUOMI, ; Diligcnce, 1 punkas; joncb aid A few 'others, names unknown. • Sailed the Growler gun . -hrig for Oporto; and the Dove,' CoLLibips, co!' Bristol. Went up the harbour to refit, his Majesty's ship Boadicea. Arrived the Amity:l4oll,AND; . irom'Yarmouth estowituasx, froM Wales HAN NAPORD, from Cork; and the Spanish vessel Nostra Ser.tura dx liajovia, J. BArtitzt master, Ircw Lon don. Tim man of War brig that arrived here yesterday witii the ihivanticili tligate, from Liverpool, is the Puacucle. Arrivcd thNe cartels from Niorlaix, whither they carried jr firm awl sick French prisoners. DIAL. MAY 16.—Came down from the River the Charlei Mills for the East Indies. Arrival his ' Majesty's ship iVorge from Ports mouth, and the 'l'weed from a cruize. Sailed the Resolution with tlivalches for the kithtt off Flushing.. Arrived and sailed for Yarmouth > his Majesty's ship 'own, POMTMOUTH, MAY 16.—Arrived l,is Moicsty's ship Gorgon 'from LisbOn, and -.110 - Ant schooner from a cruize. Sailed the Royalist on a,croito. The I'leracian is appointed convoy tor Colic. F.Ltzotrru, MAY 14.--Arrlved the Irpras packet from Cadiz in ten day,. TO_HDAY, MAY 15.--Yut in the (Amber. nee, and sailed again this morning,. Two fleets FAssed down Chancel n Muncl,T, ti DJ SALVAtifittRA, APRIL. i 5 i !it Gateral BAilastattos arrived at Frigenal Havingleartiedini the 13th trial the enemy had tiiarched from Calitigina with. tin intention of attacking •hint, he took Measures liar reteiving them • • • in - Cumbies, Where, Seeing that tt•ey did no: advance to aittck him, he retired to iiitiera. On the fol lowing morning the enemy presented hiinitelf by Cinbreg, and General BALLEST3IIIia took posi• tion in the neighbourhood of Frigensi; to wait for . where a very brisk tire :conimenced ori both ,idea. In the . heat of , it, ball killed the noise General 13w.csitraos rode, .w,ho imme diately mounted another, and returned to the tire with the same bravery and serenity as at the . . beginning. The a:tion lasted three hours, when, seeing that the force of the enemy was very superior to ours, -he disposed a retteat, which was eXeented in the best manner by the house of . Carvago tb Xere. de los Cabaldleros. On our part we sntfered no Lou worthy of mention in this Affoir i f- the enemy bid 'several and woUtiLled,' Yesterday, some . of our troops detached , from this plate skirmished with the enemy on the heights' of Xeres, who fled, leaVing some killed and wounded, we had 'a few men slightly wounded. The enemy retired to day trom.Xeles to' Friiienal. • Butterct.os, Aram 17.—Yeswrday arrived 'in this town Gentral. BALLEsrattos;'he went to to confer with the linglisht-reral,, andlei tinted', at night. Twenty thousand English and six thousand Spaniards occupy Dila awl Los Santos. 01 the latter place, an English detschtment took pos session yesterday, which at the, same. time the Spanish troops. proceeding, from Alaieildriallgo, attacked _the enemy's rear, red him a ten - ILnc loss in killed, and took, 150 prisbnerS, ai't 130 horse. Tbes;e last troops arrived this,Mornitig in the m neighboUrhood of Lletena, fro : whence they re treated, niter killing kevefriti Frenchmen ; they hrOttg,ht 3u dr3t;oons pri.onet'N. The. allied artni , f , rirt a line, of which the English occupy the ten,- tie; the right, paleral bAi.Le,sTutios' division, and ttw left by that cormojoiLletftly the Conde de PeNKii. CADIZ, MAY 3..- 7 1 . 1)d Goteceir isappointed to sail,to-inoi row with tnu,remati , der ,of our sick and wounded, General IAUFIfIti, ai.d .othpu French dancrs, \Ve ,look upon, 4rstmaPoritt, as the General ,by whom t hese, provinces are .to,o, delivered ; .he but tine army .0 0 i in . ..ch under, it is supposed * •4 0,091) wen. Be is still d. taineitat,Z4tra,anti.niust necese lain there tin R:daj-z fails. .They auai lialy forces sent tr.nn tilts-most doubiiesi,havc .Jutited hint, aiid will act. in concert with the FItiGLWAL, i7.7- , Theenemy'after the .Ic fion ut iiie 1411. dared nut pursne the division of Gen. 13ALLsiatians further than Xeres, wheiettiey emcee. on the 141 in, and learned that the troops of loco, 1141011 no loi,ger occupied Zalra, , and 11131 th, Eni3osn wete .approilching that pait •10 gnat ' numbers. In conseritte,ce ut thi• innn T i L iou r y, they, marched for this town, whew they arrived the day before yesterday at 7 in the rinorifirrgi' and re. ;named encamped without the place till : 11, whet iney marched to FUOi ICS. thence they yes: ter, , ay went forArcena, carrying with them five' In. habitants ot the place us hostag , a, and a great num• oar ot their wound, din the - attion ot the 14th inst. and some loads of the >tptiiia of- their killed, They .starched with -great precipitation tor fear of being cut otf. Yesterday General BALiASTRItOS proceeded froni Solvatierta and will sleep to-night at Borgwillos.--. The enemy, who tinder the command of CißitAltD ware. n Zafra, retired to Usagre, Brenveneda i Vii logariea, , and lastly to Llereni. Tiie English °col py. Zaira. .Between - Villarrartca - anti LOA . ' Santos, Brigadier Arloazi.Lo took oo of the enemy's horse. We are assured that' a reinforcement of 20,000, ,men are coming to General Bit ItBSPORD'S army; Here there are two squadrons of Cast flussovs n d some infantry, from whence this morning 200 Catalonian sharp:shooters marched for Trio ales: Tna TIIIIATSOI.-I.'he representations last night at the flayinarket Theatre were the Illurintainiws and. The Quaker. We cannot congratulate . Mr. ELLIsToN on his improvement 'since be qunred the, boards of alegular Theatre. His pertorniancenl ()clavier: wanted simplicity. There was teo math study, labour, and convulsive imitation through the whole. Mr. Hummel . , who comes from the 'Dub. lin Theatre, would have been more respectable' in the part of Buicazin Maley, if he had not stonci So much in need of the Prompter, a cireirmstatT- th excited displeawre in the audience. f7oranthe was perforated by 44rs. SI4ITH, from Bath. :She is rattle; a pretty, woman. She pltt;`c d ; :with feeling, bet did not manifest any prominent .c.,,s#:e(lence. Her figure appeared very , stout in virile calla. .WHItATLEY, formerly of Covent-gartienTheatre,and .recently Bach, was the Zerarcia. played evident [vitas of ituprovenieq. as an .adies..r, particulary in her enunciation, whielt w.is clear and, dioinet,. without formality, Nr. At.t.160,N, also 'from Bath, appeared in the part of ‘s'v4 one Of-the beet of the ti e s' prkWio.Ciat goo,' looking man arid played with -spipt and int but singing is certainly not annong.l i iiV.ebi e t me rits, Mr. Stlov seenietl to give Inc very well in Kilinallock, - etttl displayed a Icindot dry humour. He alsti perforined part rt of Sieady the face, ~but not with" itneve4.—A very ill teresting young 1. / ady, Whose name we utidetstand is lieLLCit atipearto hi Inc patt of ti tjran. She has we timid, exi:itj%ed vocal powers at Se vvret ptivate Concerts, as welt us the Oxford Mutiic Meetink, btat , lasl njaht Aylsjiya ft gek4,t, ,ort ,the St ige, She seeitti,Ki, - ie acquainted with, tier voice is ?leasing ;ands , ) tiipluers and per son. 1.10 Was desery , clly 'rect6 ed atudivut-c. ,‘• kiergiikd 'A/441.1:14.E1' SLCOVU 50R.,114G MEL riNG, Tauliiuky, uAle 16. Mr. Howirites:ltivaii,t,' 3)t, beat Mr Ail/rem/ 1 s Mite!, old Cvueber, , ft. fit. - 11 to ! Q 111 1. hild. • Swetii.Likes of iSgs eich; Sit; each. Two-yi Old Codrse. by &etk'.ile.s; out of filiii‘tes dito 1.4 ..Isentincki Mr, Watsotei Ktmtie Lu t. 1,) liemqhmu, 4 ,li; iiatii by it Pcrer • 3 to I agsr Ali. Valoiittsite Ai l f.- Mr. P.,)tie's C.:rispin, Su. Sib. beat Ld 11. CAvciatish'it Let:les:LA, Sit 710. T. M. Al. 2,4;4 —6 pis htly Pum+di for J. fir oltis, tilt. :.Ib. 4,-yr oldi, tist. 5 yr koldi, Vit. 71b. 6:yt , Olds J died, bit. 12.1 b. C, Mr., 11ticklestli„ f. Tiliiiitywichet. 3 yrs Ld.Stawefl's or. in. Mess, s-yri Ld Lotvtlier's b. b. bramble, keit Ld F. Ilentitick's b. t. Picas:mt. 4 yrs Ltl Oxtura's b. I. Morgt.ms, 4 Ltl letscyl bl. c. by Surctii:r. 4 yrs 3 tf., I agst -Even, Bramble. Cot. brotnot to Morel, Bst. bib. twat Sir. ley's Moelc JStrd , gst. 31b. Two.yr oid Coots; toolts. h. tt:-6 to . 4 on Col. Utility's litother to tower. I,d UMW's N'iaoria,gst. tkat44 Grosvtques Eaeon, Bst. 515. 11. C. 234,«. h. tt.-3 to t 4,4 Vitio4 - ta. Mr. Vainsittiat's. Gloster, Bst. 710. rec.. tt. fool Ld scy's Spider,. 74t. 1311). Ab. M. toogs:b. Mr. Shalcdsmir's lumblcr, Sst. ree. pigs. front lid Ox.• ford's Poulton, Sst. 41b. U. 1. aoogs. Major I uniper, bSt. 71b. sgst Mr. Stitkespfar'4l Tumbler, 7St. ;lb. -,Actoss , thc Flat, 2oogs. Olfby cldb3mt. • 4 • ur dr PI,?tACII EAGLES. The Royal Ddposihurn , ok tiw Colours, taken ftoni the French by General GBIOi Am, \Nil! id4i:e to morrow, the Istb inst. bf order of tll4 NINCE REGIINT, -7 '7.11!101 BRIGADE OL.DERS..... , PABOLC, liOI4OLIARY. - "'se4 3 4 The ,fpliowingo:ratlgernent is triedo for the Co remottia of lodging the Standard anti C41./unt from the Enemy, in Whitrh.3l, en Sul urday the IGth ' . " Hi 3 Majesty's Guatd to be forrntd at liAli-pait tan in•the morning, bri tce Parxte, liorse-Gi.ardo, and timing the edifice' avtisnal, ixa blach gaiters. ,'" - A•detirchment of Grenadiers, consul nil; t onto CaPtai, three Subalterns, fonr. B:..rjtinito; and 1t)0 rank and file, from' the Brigade, in frill dross, Will be sin the lett of tbn Kin ;,'s Guard. Ttie Bands of the litt ID...gintent and Colistiearri to attend, and the dotachinent of Grenadiers white gaiteis; and a detachment of tot) atid Otheerir in . propOttion ur Wick taittlA, will parade at ten &crock, to ; preserve order, . And keep the WM,' open tinting the ilhaell to Th. Recruits taettend to keep tite ground - diem, oh the •. ; , • ;•• The . ruen oiThe brigsdb oft tansy, to ht._ czu the ParaOa at a qu,it ter kelore it!'n u't:LJek aide-areas oaly, from thylLe tut y will . be smirched uu to tbe Cbauel. • 6 A.sprig 4.f green to bd warn i n th e bms 91 Of kers ah.crinen." LONDON RECRUITING ORDERS, MAY, 16, 1811. "hi conswyetwe of- Orders num. 'Gen , :::1 11i5 Royal Higtine4s ttle Mike 61 . l'.'lNs!!un - )ca, tiva , whole of.. he Si .tr A,•td iteorCAtiikg Rut,. •vv:it • semble at. tl.e Htor..6-UtiArtig,:ori Siitutki4y at ten o'Cloi7ic, Inr t: , v to oo,t, iite c h e a r i e l. trmoy of & poittiog 'the .1114.701'.8 , agt , es at 'While- I" Thu Officers are e4ieBed aot. , v:tr in 'heir • beat uniforms, and powdered, .o to ha - ready to march off at hilf.pat! ten o'clock. (Signed) " RufsEur ,Major. " , The Ceremo ny will very gtaitd, arid tlt martial musi::appropriate to ttui occatOtio.. • • . • t'esterchrhiii flighoess thJ' Pittr;cc GENelidnoured the Earl and Of COVLf.C• 'TRY with' his company to, dinner, at thi..ir not?l• 'manikin in. Piccadilly there were present, iitFir Royal Highnesses the Dol;es Ke . NT, and CAMiIItiDGE„ a d a I.irge plpty of No• blemeit and Gentlemen, entrance Ball Wai . • covered with! net.iv scarlet eloih: the, preparations on the Occasion were ni s niticent 4).60 extreme • ItaATII6OTE had,a splendid ri.mt on Wei. nei !.+y ciiming, _which ti'as honouted with the stinco of: the PEINCL ,aLici several of his Royal 135othere. _ l'he Dtacheis CI Ittc6lo'l6, and her lately daughters, letve the Phomix Park, Dublin, in a few. . days, to'enthark at Dona• i llifidee tor BcotLinkt, %vi al ,* they propose pissing 'the sununer with ht-,r Qrace of.GottpoN; Who [Mils London tor . - tite Hiht.ittidi next we*ek. '1 A foot-raco for twent y gtfneis w yester day lieteen'. Aeiford liOtifisiow (slit be.i%een - A les,srs: and Hirinnerion, ',was , „vOil by the lAic,r la or i t 4t e. well coati:toed, that - b-Ating Was even within sw() yard.; Of cooping in, and it s w6n Oilly by tout yards:. brilliant and fashionable audience bore! witness 'to the intriniie.tneritti of the grand bpettae h. of 'the 7Vrtiit.'Snrucetr, at ille Royal 'Ainphithe;ttre,' yet,. terday The courage aud,, rapidity ss uh whinit the horses ore ht.!Vn to 04eend On ruggt4 ,precipice In pnr3ult of 014 foe, beggars any thi like description—etesinlay st y !;, ,;erec. a toeill,ol'warfare. as this picce exit,biti in point of reality, was'indeed ntvr seen before.. The, Army are sying „with each otht r to eYinctit Ownr loyalty to our Sovereign ; on his approaching Societied arc forming in the tooawthroughoin the country, tor the purchase of 'tickets and Shares in the present Grand Lottery of Sixty ,Capital .Prites, 20,0Q01. ore. e 5 .. . ;.!. all to b* drawn .on hiclkla'jesty's Birstn•Day, , Tuesday,' 4tb • ; • COVI 4 EXCHAN9B A : MAY t7.--To-clay the Mitt*. 4 st bad *nine fgrtiler4rEivais of Wileat,,wil 0.. t tat 4ble qtrantities on I):lnd kL apd ties are again e* tretntly heavy at *n i ne - %4.(4 less in prick:; Baricy I,kowiatt ; Malt rnaintliikit its price # t o miv, Peas end ksean of each and not tnany cin band ; then. Am alit) tolerahl -.4,reinairung tioppltes of 0414*. ttitit' taw :re h grivais o and"wales in LICH trade lot' a ndAnictior are named taiwt !owes : t wit salt at hat; quote 4 prices.