The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

imp the LONDON GAZETTE, July 5, ISI7. NEW GOLD COINAGE. By his Royal Highness the Prince of Wa",es, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name gad ou the lrebatf of his Majesty, A PBOCLA)IATfON. c noRGE , P : TL—Wh'ereas We have thought fit to order that certain pi,:ces of ;•,,,b1 money should be coined, which should ' be called 4 .c Sovereigns, or Twenty-shtlling Pieces," each of v:l,frich should be of the value of twenty shillings, and that each piece should he of the weight of five pennyweights three grains 2,740-10,00[1 troy weight of standard gold, according to , 'the weights approved of and confirmed by us in Council; in porsuancc of an Act made in the 14th year of his Majesty's t-ign, intituled " An Act for regulating and ascertaining the weights to he made use of in weighing the gold and silver coin of this kingdom ;" and we have farther :thought fit to eviler, that every such piece of gold money so oidered to be cooped as aforesaid, shall have for the obverse impression, *the bead of his Majesty, with the inscription " Georgius D. G.:* Biltanniar. Ices. F. D." aed the date of the year; 'awl for the reverse the image of St. George armed, sitting on buseback, encountering the &aim with a spear, the said device being placed within the ennobled garter, bearing the motto " fool soft qui wal y pense," with a newly in vented graining on the edge of the piece: and whereas pieces Of gold money of the above description have been coined at his t!:,,esty's Mint, and will be coined there, in pursuance of otders which we have gi'ven for that purpose : we have there fore, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, thought ft to issue tbis proclamation; and we do hereby, in the•narne and on the ha:f of his Majesty, ordain, 'declare, and com mand, that tire said pieces of gold money so coined, and to be coined as aforesaid, shall be current and laWful money of the kingdom of great Britain and Ireland, and shall be " Sovere;gns, or Twenty , shillhig Pieces," and shall pass and be received as current and lawful money of the United Kirgtiom of Great Britain, and Ireland ; and every of "such pieces shall pass; and be received as of the value of twenty shillings of lawful money of Great Britain and Ireland in all payments whatsoever. . - . Given at the Court at Carlton House, the Ist day of July, 1317 2 in the Mb year of his Majesty's reign. God save the King. 1 his royal Highness , the Prince of Wales, Regent of the Uuituit Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, A PROCLAMATIO N. Gnottnr.; P. R:—,-Whereas it has been represented unto us, th4t great quantities of the gold coin of this realm, deficient weight, are how in circulation, contrary to the tenour of his Majesty's proclamations of the 12th of April, 1776, and 21st of September, 1737; and there being reason to believe that duo attention is not paid to the weighing of the said guldcoi is, and to thc directions given in the Acts of Parliament now in force with respect to the cutting, breaking, •or facing of such pieces thereof as are found to be oflesi weight tbmt those declared and allowed by his Majesty's said Procla mations t be current and pass in payment: we do, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, by this our Royal Proclamation declare and command, in like manner as was declared and commanded in his Majesty's before-mentioned Proclamations of she 12th of April, 1776, and 21st of-Sep tember, 1787, Chit all guineas, half-guineas, quarter guineas, are e deficient in weight than the rates specified in the table Gni,le;.s, five pennyweights eight grains; Ilia-guineas, two pennyweights sixteen grains ;• Quarter gnineas, one pennyweight 'eight grains; and that the seven shilling gold pieces, and the gold pieces called sovereigns, or twenty shilling pieces, more deficient in weight than the rates hereafter specified, viz. , Seven t‘,hiping pieces, one pennyweight eighteen grains; Sari-reigns, or twenty shilling pieces, five pennyweights two grains three quarters ; Le not alloWed to be current, or pass in any payment whatso crer and•we do hereby strictly I equire and command alt his Majesty's loving subjects, and particularly all the officer:, Csollectort, and receivers of his Majesty's revenues, strictly to conform to the Orders hereby given, and to the directions and regulations enacted 'and established in the several Acts of r.trliant6lt now i►► force with respec-, to the cuffing, breaking, and defacing such pieces of the said gold coin as shall be found deficient in weight : and we do hereby farther ordain, declare, and command, that the guineas, half-gnineas, quar ter-guineas, seven-shilling pieces, and sovereigns, of the abl.-e described, shall pass and be received as current and tawfut ntoney'of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and !A-eland hi ail payments whatsoever. Given at the/Court at Carlton► House, the Ist Day of July, I 81;, in the 57th year of his Majesty's Reign. God save the King. Carlton-Ilouee,ly 1, 1317. .;:tlis Royal Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleas eat, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood on Spiridion Foresti, Esq. late his 311jesty's Residqnt Minister in tbe lonian Islands. Ft);:eign-Qgice, July 5, 1817, , . ITis Royal . Highniss the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the umne and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Mr. I),:.lf9yir Spence, of Lerwick, to be' Vice-Consul for the king dota of Hanover at the Ports of the Shetland Isles. liar-nice, July 5, 1817. 9,llteeiment of Dragoon.Goards, Lieut. Charles Kearney to , :,e Captain of a Truop, by purchase, vice Htinter, who retires .IrlDirt , :. Cornet Charles Drury to be Lieutenant, by pur , chase, rice Stuart, promoted. Jocelyn Willey, Gent to be Cum et, tiy purchase, vice Drury. erl Ditto of Dravions, Lieut. James Gape to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Vernon, whii retires. Cornet Areripalri Trottcr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Glpe. William Henry Oran], Gent. to be Cornet, by put . - vice Trotter. 10th Ditto, - of 'Light Dragoons, Captain Henry R. Chet - wrid Steipylton to he Major, by purchase, vice Lowther, prooloted in the 19. th ,Foot. Lieut. Edward Francis Neynell. to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice fr. ft apylton. - I^"h Ditto, Captain Albert Goldsmid,• from half-pay of the 7741 Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, rice William Webb, whd exchanges, receiving the difference. Teter Nicholas De Carteret, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mayne, a.ip,inied to the Ist Regiment of Life Guards. • - Ditto, Lieut. Thomas Stupford, from half-pay of the inst. Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William D'Arcy, who exchanges, receiving the difference. - .1-•1 1 Regi m ent of Foot, Surgeon William Maxton, M. I). from • 1;41 f-pAy of the 3StI4 Foot, tube Surgeon, vice Chalks Cor field, who exchanges. vapi a in Robert Hammili, from half-pay of the 7th !Foot, to be Captain of a company, vice John Watren, who ex..-Ilanges, receiving the difference. .3•24 Ditto, Lieutenant Hector William B,iwer Monro, from Half-pay wf the 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant, v;ce John 11.,ace, who .exchanges, receiving the difference. C+l - 11 Ditto, Captain atit , ert Edwnrd Gcorgc frn , ) , half-pie of the Royal Sets, to he Captain of a Coinoaay, vice ittehard JOllO5 Colley, who exchanges, yeeeiting the difference. 47th Ditto, Lieut. Charles Lane, from half -pay of the' 41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice David Stapleton, who ex changes, receiving the eifference. 59th Ditto, Ensign John Howe, frOM the SOth Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase. 90th Ditto, Lieut. Charles Shaw,•from half-pay of the 52d Foot, to-be Lieutenant, vice Gilbert Coat - , who exchanges.- Rifle Brigade, Captain Cooke Tylden Pautmskon, lions half pay of the , tahl Foot,' to be Captain of a i,!ompany, vice Aletander Andrews, who exchanges. Ensign Vcre Essex Ward, from half-pay of the 71st Foot, to be Second Lieu tenant, vice William Campbell, who exchanges. Royal Yolk Rangers, Lieut. William Edwards to he Captain of a Company, vice White, deceased. Ensign Jeffrey Eagar to be Lieutenant, - vice 'Edwards. Ensign and Adjutant William Firebrace to have the rank of Lieutenant. (kin- Bernal] Cadet George Taylor, from the Royal Military,Col lege, to,bc Ensign, vice Edgar. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hospital-Assistant Alexander from the half-pay, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice oSwakd, deceased. GARRISONS. Lieut. Thomas Walsh, of the 2d West India Regiment, to be Town-Major at Limerick, vice FityOrald, deceased. MEMORANDUM.—The Christian name of Lieut Walpole, of the SO Regiment of Foot Guards, is .11oratio, and not Horace. - The Christian name of Quarter-master Collins, of the 18th Light Dragoons, is Min. Commission in the IVestern Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeo manry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant 'of the County of Oxtord.—James Clinch, Gent. to be Cornet. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ()timid Nattali, merchant, Lombard-street, from July 1 to August n). BANKRUPT(:y SUI'ERSEDED. William Harvey, Wymondham, Norfolk, manufacturer. ' BANKRUpTs. Samuel Clark, Tring, Hertfordshire, baker, .to surrender July 8, 522, and August 16, ut one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and May, Berkl►ampstead ann Tring, 1 - krts, BuCks, andThacliman-street, South- vt ark. Brevitt, Darlastnn, Staffordshire ' butcher, July 21, 25, and August 103, at twelveiatwelve/at.tke 11nyal Hotel, Bic- MinghaM. Attorines, Messrs. Stevens, Maples, P, arse, and, flout, Fiederick's-place, Old . Jewry, or - ,Mr. Foster, Wolverhampton.. - William ti allace, Workington, Cumberland, ship-carpenter, July 21, 22, and August 16, at eleven', at' the house of Barnes Edben, Workington. Attornies, - Mr. 'Thompson, Workington,.or Mr. Falcon, Elm -court, Temple. John Johnson, Shadwell, cheesemonger, July 12, 19, arid August IG, at twelve, at Ggildlial;. Attorney, Mr. ()shill- deston, London-street, Fenchurch-street. John Herbert, George-street, Fi.strr-lane, warehousetnan, July 13, 15, and August 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor mies, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Chartertionse-Square. John David Sampson, Ipswich, silk-mercer, July 8, at eleven, Iz, and Augustl6, at tett, at.Gttiltlftall, London. Attor inks, Messrs. Amory and Coles. Lotlibury. Richard Bath, Ileathfield-street, • Conuercial-road, rope maker, July. 12, 22, and August 16, at ten,- at Guildhall.. Attornies Buurdillun and Beivitt,- Little Friday street.r -,. Messrs• Thomas Whitney and Henry Whitney, Macclesfield, cotton spinners, July 21, at five, 22, and August 16, at ten, at the Angel 11111, Macclesfield. Attornies, Messrs. Grin:is ditch' and I,3rodrick, Macclesfield, or . Messrs. Bell and BrOdriek, Cheapside. • • IJoseph Sherwin, Burslem, Stafford, iron-founder, JUly 14, 15, and August 16, at eleven, at the Roe4.3uck Inn, New - cast le-unde r.-Lyme. Attornies, MessEs.Anstice and Wright, King's Bench-Walks, Temple, or Mr. Tonalinson;Stafford shire Potteries. • ThomaS Smith, Wilsden, Yorkshire, dealer in wood, July 18, 19, and August 16, at eleven, at the New Inn, Bract ford., , Attornies„ Mr. M'oulden, Bradford, or Messrs. Exley, Stocker and Dawson, Furnivat's Inn. Edward Fox, Saint George, Gloucestershire, horse-dealer, July 14, 15, and August 16, at twelve, at the Rummer Zayera, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs, Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Martiji, Euhange, Bristol. Cornelius Legg Sparkes, Sonthbersted, Sussex, shopkeeper, July 22, 23, and-August 16, at eleven, at• the Swats inn, Chichester. Attornies, Messrs. Wilmot, Chichester, or Mr. Ellis, Cloistei;s, Temple. ' George Burgess Manchester, woollen-draper, July IS, 19, and August-16, at nine, at the -Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Wood, Brazenose-street, Manchester, or • Messrs. ura, Shaw, and Johnson, Temple.' • Ralph Mann and Thomas Mann, Liverpool, iron-hoop-makers, July IS, 19, and August 16, at ten, at the (i:orge Inn, -Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Creswell, Essex-street, Man chester, or Mr. Ellis,, Chancery-lane. Edward Hannaford, Plymouth, master-Mariner, July 43, 24, and August 16, at eleven, at, the Commercial Inn, Ply mouth. 'Attornies, Mr. Alaltinson, Temple, or Mr. El wurthy, jun. Plymouth Dock. John Barket, Sheffield, cordwaiuer, July 17, 18, and August 16,- at twelve, at the. Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attorhies, Mr. Branson, Sheffield, or Mr. Blakelock, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street. •Robert Plant, Sandford, .Berkshire, cattle-dealer, July 3, at eleven, 12, at ten, and August 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, Temple. _____ DIVIDENDS. July 26, J. Bishop, Wacton, Norfolk, innkeeper—July 22, E. Beals, Stapelvy, Cheshire, cheese-factor—Aug. 5, J. We yer and G. Hague, Sheffield, platers—July 26, W. Bottle, Linstead, Kent, sadler—,July 29, J. Dodd. Norfolk-street, Middlesex hospital, cheeseniongur--,Auw. :6, J. Fail, Rat cliffe-highway, ironmonger—July H. Becher, Powneli's Terrace, Kennington Road, mariner—.Tu!y 22, J. Bush, Bishop - Stortford, money-scrivener—July P 2, D. C. Marsh, ,widow, L. Deane, widow, R. Westbrook, sett. and H.,8. Deane, Reading, bankers—. July 26, W. Munro and H. l'anro, Upper Thames-street, merchants—July 26, H. Downer, Fleet-street, ironmonger—July 26, B. Walsh, Hackney, .bwoker—July 2t!, J. W. Harvey, High-street, Southwark, linen-draper—July 26, J. Montieth and J. Sequeira, Grace church-street, druggists—July 29, W. Pix, Northinm, Sthsex, merchant—July 29, A. Northcote ' Lloyd's Coffee-house., underwriter—July 26, D. Maitland, New Bridge -street, user-' chant—July 26, T. itutt, Dalston, stock-hrolier—July t, J. Bridges, Bristol, brush-maker—Aug. 12, J. Nichaison;: Ply mouth-cinch, woollen-draper—July 26, A. M. Pereira md Castellain, Old Bethlem,. merchants. CERTIFICATES, JULY 26. J. Ashby, Boxtead, Hertfordshire, farmer . —W. Kent and B. Kent, llrntage and Abingdon, bankers—R. Cree, Ply mouth. Dock, linen-draper—it. Maiming, Lancaster, beer brewer—H. Nleashbm, Lynn Regis, Not folk, brush maker— S. Wilton, Choriton with Hardy, Lancashire, victualler— J. Holder, flaydon-stivare, Minories, music-seller—C. Clay, - Aston, Warwickshire, coach-maker IV. Howard, Little Newport-street, Soho, haberdasher —E. Casper, High,street, Aldgate, watch-maker —W. Wigglesworth, (lathy, Lticestershire, draper—W. Syer, Liverpool, com mission-agent —J. Menton, Redeross-street, bread and biscuit baker—.l. Dickie, Plymouth Dock, mercer--J. Barker arid T.Barker„Helmsley Blackmoor, Yorkshire, gro cers—W. Enfield and J. Browne, Norwich, bombazeen and cotton manufacturers-1. Greenhough, .Bolton, Yorkshire, worsted yarn-manufacturer—S. Oldulan. Bury St. Edmund's, inukeeper—T. Griv; Plymonth, tea-dealer—L. Hindinarsh, jun. Ainwick, Nortritimbeviand, o.•Greett, Bath, wine and spirit merchant—W, Brown anti A. Walter, Bris tol, merchants--A, Robertson, Grosvenor-place, Pimlico, builder. , • PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED. .0. Ward, G. H. Ward, and J. W. Thompson, of London-7. W. Thomas, R. Strachan, Stutibs,.Cheapside, ware lioltsemen—T. Claughton, J. l'ickmore, G. Bnver, and .1. Fitchett, Wigan, coal-merchants—C. Minion! and W. Booty, Norwich, liquor-merchants—J. Dodshon and L. Sruit Cheap side, straw-plait dealers—T. Haynes and W. Trewheela, Coleman-street- 7 —A. F. Biddelt and 111. A. Wells, Norfolk street, St. Maryde-bone, milliners—J. Halliday and G. Cal vert, Thornes, Yorkshire, manufacturers : 7.—T. Hodgkinson and T. `Wincott, New Bond -street,. linen-drapers—T. Price and .1. Sequeira,'Leadenhall-street, druggist—J. Poulton and T. Wakeman, Fleet-market, stationers—W. Clegg, T. Whitehead, and . P. Whitehead, Balladin Brook, Lanca shire, cotton-spinners —J. WhAes and A. Clark, High -street, Porlar, smiths—J. Rayner and .i. Jubb WestmiaSter-road, •Marble-wo.kers and stone-maions—C. .1. Perry and W. Hunt, Bristol, surgeons—J. Turner and 'l'. Bolton, Whit- Aington and Kinfare,Stattordshire, iron..masteis—EN. Heyde, and J. V. Heyde, Bermondsey -street, tobacconists—S. Paget, W. Dodson, .1. Done, J. Thompson, and W. Harding, Over, Cheshire—J. Crowley. B. Hicklin, and R. Evans, carriers—. 'l'. Carter and J. Anstey, Great St. Thomas . Apos!le, cairn derers—J.•Chatleton, .1. C. Fuller, and A. Thomas, Bristol, soapand candlennatinfactnrers—C.L.Tavertiii-r and Green, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, wine-merchants. Yesterday and this morning we received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. The price of grain still continues to fall. In the de partment at .Pny de Dome, the sack of wheat has fallen from 70 to 49 francs, and in other quarters in a similar proportion. The.accounts from Madrid state, that there was a Confident expectation of.an amnesty in 'favour of all the proscribed Spaniards. The statement in sorneof the preceding Journals, of the arrival at 'Leghorn of the Portuguese squa dron deltined to convey the Princess loyal of PORTUGAL to the Brazils, is asserted in these Papers to be incorrect, as according to the latest intelligence from Leghorn of the 20th ult. the .squadron had not then arrived. . The Diet of Frankfort have unanimously adopt ed a Resolution, having for its object to adjust by mediation all future' disputes between the States, Members of the German Confederation, in the first snstance 'by the Diet itself, and if that Body is unsuccessful,' then to constitute an Austr4gal Tri bunal, with judicial powers for the purpose of finally deciding the points in difference. The Duke of WELLINGTON is expected at his head-quarters, Cambray, on Thursday next. The following are Extracts : " PARIS, JULY 4,—The Minister of Police.has recovered from his indispoSition. " At the last Market at Arras, Grain tell more than one half in price. " Letters from Hanover state, that Count Munster has received by a Courier diS - patches from the English Cabinet, requesting him to pro ceed as soon as possible to London. - " Letters from Pillau, of the 11 th ult. say, " To-day arrived here a vessel having on board 51 passengers of both sexes, including'children. They come bons Scotland, and are distined for Priland, to proceed to the domains of General de Poe. They have with ,them agricultural im plements, and two Scotch bulls" . FIVE CENTS.—Wednesday, 65f. 10c.— Thursday, 64f. 70c. " BERLIN, JUNE 24.—The King set out yes terday morning for Toplitz. His ntjesty , travels under the title of the Count de Ruppia." By the Halifax Mail, arrived this morning in 18 days, we learn, that his Majesty's ship Dee arrived there on the 9th June from a cruize, with 20 sail of American fishing vessels, detained by her for a breach of the Treaty. The Friends of THE PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY, and all wise men, will judge from an article which we have inserted this day, taken from.the Second Edition of The Dublin Evening Post, of the 34 instant, how far it is safe to grant any farther in, Aulgences to the PAPISTS, or rather to invest them with political power, the chief object which they have in view. It seems that these Irish Papists are determined to petition Parliament early next Session, "AND NEVER TO CONSENT to a VETO:' We trust then that Parliament will never consent to make any farther concessions to them, for one concession will only lead to another, and nothing will satisfy them till they enjoy every political pri vilege in common with the Protestants. If tbat were the case they would then labour with equal zeal to obta;kl a PONSH ASCENDANCY, and this Country might expect to Witness all the bloody horrors with which the Papists attempted to spread their doctrines in former times, and which stain the Annals of our History. It is well that these people thus shew their teeth, as we hope they will never be vested with the power to bite. Our Readers will observe with pleasure another Fall in the Price of Wheat this day at the Corn- Exchange. " CdSitsl-EXCHANGE.—We bad for this day's Market a pretty large Supply of Grain, principally front Essex and Kent, and a considerable quantity was left unsold last week. Fine Wheat declined, full 6s '. per (parter, and for the inferior samples it was hardly possible to find a buyer. 'Barley 45., Malt 35., Oats 3s. lower ; Pease and Beans, and also other grain, very heavy sale since this day se'nnight. Foreign Wheat -60 s. 70s. Finc ditto - - 1043. 1265. English Wheat - 645. 745. Fiiie ditto - -116 s. —s, Old ditto - - - —s. —S. Rye • Fine ditto - - - 645. —s. Barley - - - -30 s. 325. Fine ditto - - - 525, —s. Malt • 635. 68s. Fine ditto - - -80 s. 85s. hitel'ease (boilers) 625. •665. Fine ditto - -68 s. Grey Pease - - - .463. 545. Fine Grey Pease -58 s. --s. Tick Beans - - 445. 545. Old ditto - - - 545. 68s. Small Tick Beans ses. 5Ss. Old ditto - - - (2s. 7es. Feed Oats - - - 183. 245. Fine ditto - - - 275. 3 , 15. Poland ditto - - 245. 28s. Fine ditto - - - 383. 455. Potatoe ditto - - 465. 535. Rape Seed 501. 541. per last. Fine Flour - - 105 s. 110;. Seconds - 100'6. 105 s. THE KING'S, HEALTH. —On. Saturday, at tWelVe o'clock, the Quarterly Meeting.of the Queen in Council took plaCe at Windsor, agreeably to the Regency Act. The report of the state of the KING was afterwards sent to the PRIN'CE REGENT at Carlton-honse.—Yesterday the following tin was exhibited at St. James's Palace : " WINDSOR CASTLE, JU LY s.—His MAJESTY has been Vell composed during the last month,. His MAJESTY'S health kit good, but his disorder continues unabated. , "H. HALFORD, "M. lIAILLTE, " W. HERERDEN, "J. WILLIS." " WILLIS, Lord Ayingtts.r, we are sorry to find, hes hail to encounter on his voyage homewards, a severe misfortune. The Doivson, Captain APDONALD, from Bengal, sailed the Ist of February, left the Cape the ist Of 'May, and the Island of Ascension the 23d of May. At the last-mentioned place, Captain M‘DoNALD teamed that the Alceste gate, having Lord AMHERST 011 hoard, was total ly lost in the Straits of Gaspar ; that Lord Au.* HERST had arrived at Batavia in the ship's cut ter, and had charged an American, bound for Holland, with his dispatch'es, which may be ex pected every hour. The crew of the Alceste were all saved. If we may credit advices from Martinique of the 30th of April, the Spanish troops had been defeated in the vicinity of Angusturar, on the Oroonoko, by the Patriots, with great loss. Out of between two and three thousand, all that suc ceeded in getting back to the fort were the Ge.. ',mil, and about one hundred Officers and pri• vntea. The onset of the Pa.triots was so forioos, that their opponents gave way in all directions in about fifteen minutes. Augusturar was block aded on the land side, and had but a scanty stock. of provisions. The above intelligence was brought by a vessel tent to Martinique for a supply. It was rumoured that BOLIVAR had effected a junc tion with AISDINAT, and was marching towards St. Leon de Caraccas. The PRINCESS OF WALEs.—The last intelligence from Rome states, that the Princess of WALES met with a very good reception in that city; that she m'akes frequent excursions in the environs, and appears to be much pleased with the attention paid to her. The Duke of CLARENCE Was so much better ,on Saturday as to be up and sit in his drawing-roorn at Bushy. The Duchess of CUMBERLAND wa►s entertained by the East India Directors on Saturday, atter having viewed the establishment, curiosities, Ste. the evening the Duke and Duchess lett town for Kew. - Ont. Saturday the PRINCE REGENT rode out on horseback, accompanied by the Duke of YORK. On Saturday the Duke of Yortx reviewed the Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards in Hyde- Park. Yesterday evening his Royal Highness dined with the French Ambassador. Mr. PONSONBY, •eve are sorry to say, is by no means in a convalescent state. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an midi.. ;enceof the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.--. Saturday Viscount CASTLEREAGH bad an audience Of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house. The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audience of .the PRINCE REGENT on Saturday, to take leave 'previous to' his leaving. England. His Grace af terwards transacted business with the Duke of Vaal( and Sir HENRY TOF.RENS atthe Commander in Chief's Office-, between 4 and s:O'clock. la the evening the Duke left his houseln to proceed on his . journey.--His Grace called at -' Mr. C. L(;NG's, near Bromley, on his way to Dover, mnd partook of a late dinner—there was a party of gentlemen to meet him. The Duke of IVELLINGTON'S visit, on S a t tw day, to the Committee for conducting, the IVater loo Subscription, at their house, the co rner o f Birchin-lane, Cornbill, attracted a great con. course. About half-plst twelve the Dake ar rived, and was, received by Idud acclamations. He frequently bowed to the people, and app ea red ill good spirit's. He was dressed in a plain blue frock coat, rode a handsome grey charger, and was attended by two grooms. His Grace con tinued in the hotise until one o'clo c k, turd o n his departure received the same applause from the multitude assembled. On the 4th of June, the Emperor of RUSSIA, , seeing Lnrd CATHCART on the Parade at St. Pe. tersbnrgh, dressed in his orders, inquired the. cause, anti finding it was the birth-dav of his So.' vereign, his Imperial Majesty ord e red a feu de joie to be fired, and invited himself to a hitil given at night by his Lordship, at which •his Majesty appeared, dressed in the Eitglislt Order of the Garter. TO (:01IRESPOND EN I'S. " The Eat lc," a Poem, To-morrow. THEATRICAL REGISTER. • •• Performed en Satmrt* THEATF.E.—II DOG Giovanni. After which, Les• D e. guisements Aniouveux. COVENT-GAttueN.—The Soldier's Daughter : Frank Heart . all, Mr. Jones; the Widow Cheerly, M:s. Faucit. After Rosina. NEw THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISHOPERA-HOOSE.—Artaxerxes: Arhaces, Mr. Horn; Mandane, Miss M. H. Buggius. Af ter which, My Uncle, and Don Juaa. NEXT WEDNESDAY LOTTERY DRAWS.-FIRST PRIZE L.10,000.-TWO-THIRDS DRAWN FIRST DAY, AND ALL PRIZES-FOUR OF L. 20,000 I-TICKETS AND SHARES CONTINUE CHEAP. MA illznivEu-1 France, 1 Hull 2 Watt • laud, I Flanders, 2 Dublin, ertord. !!...,-. PRICE 0 STOCKS 'MIS DAY AT T' • Bank Stook, 3 per Cent. Red.... ... 76a4i 3 per Cent. Cons. 76 757, 7.6 g. WELVE O'CLOCK. Bard: L. 19 13.16 15-16 India Bonds,-....935.1015. pr. Ex. Bills, 2411. 155.195.175. yr. Ditto, 3d, 16s. 18s. pr. ex. div. 4 per Cents 95f 5 per Cent. Navy Ann 104 105 1041 ex. div. Ditto, .3i(l, las, iss: pr, Cvns. lui Account, 77iii 78 Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Rcturris made in ,the week ending the 2d day of July, 1817, is 473.2 d. per cwt. HIGH WA'rER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Nlorning, 40 minutes after S. Eveniiii:;, 5 minutes aftr 9. TI-IE SUN. 30LEAI QUIS DICERE F.:I,ITM AUDEAT LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1817.