The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-15 00:00:00

\~\ , 'upon . .Treastn:y - Bills,•or whetner it- aoyanco money . to-the Public upon :Bills, :Bond?, or other securities. ,'He ltsd no diffiCuhy.in -saying, that as long as the ' restriaion - t:e;petling speciesubsisted, somethingmust be substituted - in the thorn - °Tit ; and he did oot know substititte could be resorted to except Bank of Englai , cl and Bank.of Ireland Notes. With respea to the question which theitight- Hon. Gentleman had asked; respecting the . sending silver currency. into Ireland, he :had no - objeEtion whateVer -to answer . that 'qUestion. GoVernment had conttaued sending. over - silVerto Ireland lomg as .the price of silver. permitted it. Silver currency to the atnount of above 400,0001:had been - sent over, and was discontinued when. the price of silver rose to ss. 7d. per, oz., It was 'only -s's., When . they firsthegan to, send over the'silver. The, sum which' he believed it was ori a ° iriallyintentied.to send - . to Ireland. was_., 500,0001. the RIM aaually sent was about 4211,0001. and?he had. no doubt that if the price of:silver- would permit it,. Mitiisters - would willingly wake it-tip, to b,oo.,ocioi. FOSTER lhought, the-silver should be sent over, ...even tliough Government lost by it. Tith 'respeß to the COmposition, the Resolution stated that it was to be.made with the Lords of the Treasury.... , - Sir JOHN NEffPORT was of opinion that the composition must necess - arily be made with the' Lords •of the Treasury; otherwisoit'wonld be necessary to .apply to Parliament every year, 0r..--else to fix it.once -for all without any regard to -time or circumstances... •Giving the Treasury a- power to "trtake this compd gition with, the Bank Would . . not 'create an improper .connex.ion between -Mein; or giVe the, former any. undue influence over the latter; arida was worthy of notice, that in the year When - the composition was Suspended, 'the Pottk did advance - a very consider- . 1 able Loan. to the Public on - Treasury Bills. • .- The Resolution 'was then -agreed to, and a Bill = ordered to be btonaht in: thereon: ENGLISH SUPPLY. - In - a Committee of Supply the Army Estimates tvere voted, upOn'., as the Secretary at War stated, the ,lame - scale for the same Services as that of last year. The precise amount of 'the .several Votes we could not collet, from the inandibie manner in which they were read by the Chair Man (' . .llr.'HAN7cl-HoitN). The House resumed, and the• Report was ordered ... • to be brought to to , -n - rorrow. ••• On the Motion of Mr. Jcrrairs, who stated, in consequence' of an bb,ervation tro:h the Speaker as . . to the pr6pri6ty ofa previon's notice, that Gentlemen in 'office 'had no objc(-11ori to his - Motion, it was or dered, 'that 'an Acc'Orint . shoilid rroduced of the - 'Number r;' ,7 tine-otibAti Frigates which .w,ere in ordinary on the I st of OStolier, 180 t., she - ing the'Rep,, -- iirs•neoe ssary to put them in commis ion, Pic. ' - • • On‘he Motion of Mr. JAMES FtrZPEIIALD, the: 'A•cond reacl:og - of the Irish Population : Bill was-put off till the Ist of AUgust. • The :second reacting of the Land Tax Comrhis 7. sionerS' Bill waSpostpoped till this . day . fOrtnight. Clerks from the Exchecpier,lhe Arniy - Pay-Office, the India . Board, and Lb . & London Flour Company, p..sc.)rtteti certain "Acaoinits - lytiAliant. idorder ; which were' ordered to be printed.- - - On -- the' Motion of Mr, Vsii*VPARTr. au Account xras ordered of. the net Produce of 'th'Per T anent end Taxes, _froth. the' sth 'April; 1805, t 6 the sth : of April, l 506,. distinguishing e - a . :ch tin - after ,also ,an Account .of the ProdtiCe of the Taxes upon Customs and Exeise . , for three year's, ending , the sth of April, 1806, distinguishing each Apar- Mr. VANSITTART said, .that td - mistake, .upon opening the Budget, the East India Sugar Was not included in the proposed Tax upon ,Sugar. To really that mistake, therefote,The gave notice, that be should,,on Wednesday, in a Conunitteeol-Ways end Means, submit a partiCular Motion. • ' The Right Hon. Gentleman also gaVe notice, that lie would, on Wednesdiv, in a Cofnmittee of Supply, move for the Grant of certain misCellatieous Ser:- srices,.includi lir. a Grant to the African CoMpansr, • second reading of the Ir6ti Duty Bill .wits, on the Motion of Mr. YANSITTART, postponed till this day Se'nnight, in- order, as the D . JOYer (Mr. Vansit tart) stated, that al' parties interested shOuld 'have a further . opportunity of Considering:the Measure. The House, in ,a Cominittee, ',cut through Sir John Duckwor \ fh's Annuity Bill, atiAlhelieport was ordered to be bronght t to-niorrow---Acljourned. F.R.Ehyll AND DUTCH P4RER,S. „ L;OPENIIAGpI, MARCH 29:—.0,ur Troops Imre stationed in Holstein are aboilt to return home. The camp Which these Troops forthed will .begin to break up OD the 19th-cif April., - • The.follaxving Articles are...also deserving . of DO-: . Excellency tie iinister .for Fo r eign Afrolifs 1i;45 . Written the tollowing , Leitek:, ; to M. MA . R . DOCIfED -at Bout-eh - max - : . gr STR, . • ” I have the honour to iriform 'you: that' I have': striEtly .enjoined the French Ministers at Dresden and Cassel, to inake the strongest-Fe.monqranees to. those Courts on. the subje of tilt - rayig aside heavy 'impositions hid upon the Stibjeas of France who profess - the. Jewish . Rell g,iou . in the States of". ' Saxony and Hes Se.. 'The FrQu i cb't,awS ailciwth ,-, no elistinaion to• - be made betWeen-theAelievers of. the various Religions of the - - world ; *ll ' take • • - under their piOtePion every Frenchman in foreign coun- • • try, f or th e purpose of preserving hire itv•theenjoy ment Of his religions opinions The 'French Laws insistupdn this priViiete for -their Subje6ts, •in virtue of the Treaties cori:anded' by the French- Empire with thosO'PoWers:- coufiderit that • the fernon.stranees of our Plenipotentiaries will have he . desired effe& : - so that the' SulteCts of France, Professing the Jewish Religion; - will •ito longer be sUbje&:to such.unjust • The Arch Treasurer has iptimdted' to the Mer -o.lantsof Genoa, that . the' Government of Tnnis is occupied in_getting ready ii Frigate,- a Corvette, two • T'r'igs, 'and tWo - half Gallev-S; besides-a 0 - reat mber of TroopS;.and thereby'is, acting:deceitfT'llty; and may • eize,.upon the Coait of Italy by surprize: 'The Merchants of - GenOa. are" thtlreforb advertised, as . . Drell as tlie . Neapolitan Ships in that •Harliour, Of.. their danger, by the above intimation-, <which con eludes by intforniingthern; that the Government of Turais has not yet acknowledged - the Kingdom of t N'aples as belongingto the Frt;rich.''' - - The French 5 per cents. were at 62f. \ 2nd • , P'AtCV fiC STO.CI:IS TIUS bitY AT TWELVE O'CLO'CK. COIISOL 6,11 Red. - ....-, . a • -- MAI LS. ARIL' c" - k.4—t 141irthtitgli, '2. Dilblin, i Waterford, Dv -- 1 cottetiburgll, - t--1)....:;;;;•,, -.......*'4tV. , ;..k . .1..... . ... _ ' .. t. _. T T E SUN. SOLLNI, QUIZ ERB FALS(J AUDEAT L 0 •N D' 0 N, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1806. TIIE liaMbUrgh Mai/ due on Sunday 'arrived this morning, but it cOntains no intelllg,ence respe&- ing the intentions 'of the Cabinet of Berlin, or the operations of the Prussian Armies, that is of a later date than that which we have already re ceived. 'There seems, hou'rever, no reason to doubt that the Prussian Army under General KAI:- ICREUTEI has advanced into Swedish Pomerania.— , It 'has b-2en reported, that a strong `Russian Porce had been ordered to march to the sup 'Port of the KING of SWEDEN 5 but it is alinost imnossible that any intelligence can have reached thi&Country with respeet to the - determination of the EMPEROR of Russia ; but after what we 'hate seen of the conduct of that Sovereign,' there is no reason to I suppose that he will _ hesitate a moment to giVe every assistance in his power to his' 'Ally, who has been 'attacked in so unjust and un, provoked a trimmer. The occupation of the Bocca di Cattaro by the Russians has, as we expeeled, been made the subje6t of a remonstrance by the French- Ambassador at Vienna, and the latter Court has in consequence applied to the Cabinet of St. Pe tersburgh, to cause that Port to be , evacuated by the Russian Troops, an application which we trust will. not be attended vtith success. It is stated that the Russians have landed more 'Troops in Dalmatia, and that they have taken possession of Castel Nuovo. Switzerland,- it is generally believed, will soon lose the nominal independence she at present enjoys, and . will be placed under the dominion of one of Bo- NAPA_RTE's family, in compliance , with the general wish of the People Of that. Country. LAST night *e received Dutch Papers to the loth t., but they Contain no intelligence of importance. 'lt was not to be supposed that the military system brought- forward .by Mr. Wiximurd would have ex cited the-Unanimous approbation of the People, nor could. such a result have indeed been expeaed if -it had beeu the most p. , :sifea system ever devised -by human wisdom. Ent if the Plan is altogether.mark . ed by, sound policy,' good sense, and a due regard to the permanent security of, the State, none but little -minds will cavil against it.. As' the measure too is ' still in embrio, whatever, substantial objeaions might. be urged against it are likely to be wholly obviated by the ddliberate wisdom of Parliament. If there fore people F..ifoulc-1 not be too hasty in forming de cisive opinions respeaing Mr. WINDHANI'S System,; and in advancing objections, they.ought to.bestill cautious in acting, upon any notions which it' may have.excited in its present state.—We therefore heard with surprise as w6ll - 'as with regret, that - a„ Committee was held on Priday last of the St. Sa-;'. viour's Corps of Volunteer Infantry, upon a summons, from Major POTTS, in order to 'deliberate upon the propriety of disbanding themselves 'in consequence of ,a part of - Mr. WINDHAM'S. Plan of Defence which related to the Volunteer S.ervice.• We could , indeed hardly have given credit to the report' that • such a, .Committee had taken place, as we naturally Concluded :that ;men who had sph - it enough to - en:. rol themselves voluntarily for the defence of their'. Conntory, would have had good sense, enough to as in such a manner as to render their services effeta . We are sorry, however, to find that .in thinstance i; onr'patriotic scepticism is without foundation,. as the C6fmnittee- alluded to came to the•follOyvingße so l u ..- ticif on• the day of its meeting : , • • " , O,RDL CASTLF.STREET, SOOTII • • WARK, ARIL It, 0306. " Mr. Secretary Wl:lortAm having officially disapproved of the 'v'Olnbteer System' as it now stands, and propoSed newsar '..rat-,g;:ents of MilifarY Defence inconsistent with the present. establishment of the Corps, the Military Committee hereby inform' the Members they have deemed it proper tei'diOa n d 11; to effecivate which; the Privates, forming part of the Corn . rilitte'cch;ve, iu their Own names, and in the - banes of the . rest, delivered in their resignations as Members.of the ',St. Savic*r' i Southwark Volunteer Infantry,' to the Cominanding'. Officer • and the Officeri have resigned .their Commissions into. the hands of the Vite. Lord Lieutenant, that "they r'ay' riot milita:e againtt any new arrangements of the Government." • The reasons given for this condual are ds weak as the condu& itself is ieprehenSible. In the first; .place, the „Volunteer Corps of 'St. Sayiour:, should - 4, have . waited till Mr.WlNmiim's.objeelionshadiheen . ; justified by the: voice of Parliament, -and ;till the o -whole of' Mr. Wit4intAm'S plan ) had . fled .and confirmed''l)y:laW. If 'a - s . et . :Of ruen r- who' %tunic cotne forward:..for the national defence shonld: disband - thtiuselvi34 when they think proper, -- Iyhat dependence can ~the. nation have on their set - - vices 2 As to the, plea . which, they have adVanced,. 4)arnely, . 1 ‘ that they may-not .militate against.-any new arrangements of (be 9-00nrnent," it is nusi- . 01 I THE 11141 L, tart' s wz..11 - as pfernatiire, - They knOw not. what arratt - ez - nerits'SGOvernment-May`iinzlly devie, and Parlianent confirm. " This by no Means improbable••• •.. that . Government •might -forni..such• arrangements as I:;afitlly con'Sistent xVith ,the preent Volot:iteer System . ; and• therefoee this 'Corps', ,by so ha'stily disWandincf itself, may 2 • have, - esign - ea from ,an'ap- : . prehension of measures . intended 'to . .. - support the Volunteer Establishment as it now exists: . :ilideed it was a part of Air. W;•NDII.A!I'S_ to• let those' Volunteers .continue to serve: the Country 'whose': means . NI;o u 1 d enable thern, l .and Aose_ spirit w;ould prompt.them, to do so at tl - 4eir. GA*ll cxpence and as' this very Corps Were people of that description, they can hardly . 'be thoUght, asthev aileclge, to have re- . signed it consequence or Mr. disapprobation, so iudh as fi . cn a. hasty tniscon ception of that Gent.letn e an's - WIND,- LIAM, ,so far from haviiig'o'itcci to il l ' exist6 , ‘ce of such a Corps,, eNprssly- hiS intention off .'.- provio k ng for their coriti nuance in the service. of theirt 'Count-jr acco r ding to its pr&sentn'ttr.re - It is need • 6 • less to pursue:this matter,awf fu;ther,,las, it is evi- :4.rent' the St: Saviour's NolurAeertinTlintii-haVe been premattiro and rash in their. : conduri'i ,beat the dis- . approbation which that conduet has excited render: it likely to, produce good out of evil,' for •we dare.. say that -VerY few, if any, .of the Volunteer corps throughciut• the Eppi:e . will imitate so preci pitate and. ,iodiscreet ...an - example. On the • contrary, we find '.that this hasty measure already induced the 011ic i erS: of "other Volunteer Corps to protest agaitist.it, and_ to exhort their • brethren in artn'to keep thermel;ves in readiness to serve their Country, and 'conSe4nently to .suit` pa tiently tiiii"they know the ultimate decisiqn• of Pare liament respe&ing the Volunteer 14.:StAlishment, • `that their services may be rendered more effeat.lo. - ayd complete, •- • _ This day , their MAJEsTiEs and _the two eldest PaiNcEsins come. to town. Theh: Af.t.t.:;,TlEs had 'a Cjncert at. the Castle opt Sunday night. . _ The' DUKE of CAMBRIDGE' left 'Windsor for town yeSterday, mornino., Her MAJESTY, and the Pitit:CE,i32S tOO4 an 'airing to Frogmore. The 13th Dragoons, command&l by His. Royal Highness the Duke of are to do the King's duty. • . GoVerilinent isSued orders yesterday fothe Trans , port Board, to : enoge a colyderable number of triinsports, supposed tor the purpose of carrying out stores to the Aft-literritilean, and bringing home tge Troop.; pilder the 'comma nd of r J.ct . aES AI.O. Rear-Admiral Sir. TrIOLAS TROUBRIDGE is ap pinted Commander in , Chief on tile Cape of G oo d • Hope Station. • ;.- * A. StwirsoN, Purserof the Extra. Ship Union, Capt. JOHN M'INTWT, from Bengal, arrived yester, day - morning at:the East India: House. .Stec sailed from St. Helena on the 2d o f Vebruarv, andleft . there the,',HOnourableCompany's Ships . ./3a Tra Lers; and the dirty Castle, xvaiting I'9l - Convoy. The Extra Ship Retrea t, Country Ship the Adve , ieure, P.erl . everance; and . Se) - in i ,rapa,funz Whalers, sailed under. convoy of.the Ur;ion, s,he bro;lA - lit Kite into the Cove of Cork. The, Pas per the Union are : Mrs. STE and two children . Mr. and ,-Mrs.. rE..a9ussoN; Capt. T.. TiAMSAY, of the European Regiment ; Lieutenant ST. CLALRE, of the gth Nati%;.e Infantry ;•Licutepant:l - IE*NitYYJ•EBB, orthe - 46 . ditto ; 'Lieutenant Vip.RON, of His Ma jesty's 22d Dragoons ; Hon. H. RAA,ISAY, and . Capt. SCOTT, of the Country SerYice. Yesterday the Officers, &On-coinanissioned cers, and Privates of the. Royal Eat - London , Militia, preSented. their Colonel,` Sir aoi_4 , , EANER, with a very superb Ssvord. Thti Ceremony, took place, in the Artillery Ground', abc)ut t-wo O'clyek, in the pre- . space of- the LORD MAYOR', Lprds .lIARRLNOTON, PETERSITA:\I and BANEuity and a great ntiniber of , persons of fashion and respec-..dbility. THE THEATRE:7- 7 Mrs. SIDDON'S resumed her sta tion.last night at Covent-Garden Theatre, as Elvira, iti the dramatic .Romance,of pi.a; : ro, which .she per formed. ,Nvith her usual: grandeur,„pnd.. expression. KEMBLE''S 16//a has too often been seen,. and.it., excellence is too. well. kpewi,. to- require any 'addl, tional eulogitun. too , as-much pains and- was as impressiVe as ever. ..POPE,'kx the fiest time, zssuni ed the Charaer" of:Pi:tar/7o; ma gave strength to the piece. Ici consequeuce,of CHARL . KEMBEE'S iDdispOsition, the part, of Aloth . o was. as,. signed to BRUN'TON, who. is . always:na'ul . speaable. t . - IRISH LoAN.—Yesterday•tlie follUvvinu Letter-m; • delivered and read at•tM . Stoel . E.*ohauge ; .and this day several Gen tlemetrow4ll WAR, upon, Lord GR EN:_ • VILLE, to. know tile terms., The . bidding will take place in.b . ublin, and the first payme‘nt to be on the ' 3d of May. . • VIENNA, MAR Ca surrender of the noC ca. di. Cattare, in Dalmatia; by the .Austrian Corn friander, on the summons of tI RUSS?aIIS, will, it ..is hoped, occasion no dispute, as it app s earsTmerel to have arisen from the . circtimstanCe that, after the signing- the Treaty of Presburgh, the Cornmander of 'the Russian Squadron was not turnishe l / 4 1.g . 00D enough with the g,:ces,sary counter-orders. Our Alinistry has deiivered to , the . J:tus.,ian 'Ambassador,: Coml.!: .It. onmo:.-.1:, a c'.rcumstaritial Note thi3 aitair, 'and re_qu . e'stitig .that the r,ussiati shati . • *be withdraVin from the post they , hqve I!This .I.'cote has been sent by a Courier to St. Pe , tersburgh. , , The • Yr:-.. , nch Ambassador, M.!,DE c AUL received . from Iris.Coart the. nevi; .French eable with a goldencrown.. `T4 srr, -2 \l& cii 23.—Aceordii)g to the latese :adviceg, - the Russians have extended th,einselves still 'fur:her in Dalmatia;' and have tak'en several places; ,among others, the, important post Of Co4tel Nuovo 'and its harbOur, by l'ir'hich they secure their position In o.3lifu. The:Menteztegrias have jqined;the AUGSBUrtQI-I, MARCH Head-cyariers of Matslal Sou LT, which 3orne days since were re 'll-aed Passau to Landsbut, will suun leave 1 - 4 c • .latter' towiand proc,t!ecl f,lrther.,;.„ . • , . TherAustrian artillery, which is sent up the Da . nithe, be Donauv. will, and r at conveyed fioin thence.to Strasburgh. "JR cir 30.—Th c day before yesterday - 5.00 Con scripts, arrived - here' frora . StraSbbigh, and w ill b e followed by 4000 more in a few (LT'S._ ,• . According tomhat , is reported here the Court 'a. Munich will set out on the .Bth pf. nem Jmonth fjr Vr - 11 " eucait will ? go to yaris to be present at the greet Nit iotial Vessival which.lViiibe Feld there in the tnonth of May.' •All f frobps - tii;:rt remain in Bavaria ',via by that - tupc loa . ble re-Tossed thc Thane.. : ' • 'ULM, MARCH 24.--There , are 'in This City 400 Officers, and a numbeel./f a,1,1 goons. Ysterday:fifteen, Con;i4s pass - eit "through this Ihree . 0 1 which tuck the roa:i the others.those- to . Alunieb; - To;.;oldstadt, Vienna, 6,c, The contents:of their clispat,ches.ar a:secret.e... en to the Stafthlicers. 'nesse aditerS:tio'not• knOw'hovv lono - titir stay :011V • • 7 • • fnAcoNI . A, APSttc I:=A report is . currant that the King of 14AvAitt receive the Principality-of Wurtzburgh ; it is, besides; said; that the' Prince 1)E ,P102113 . 1NU 'will have s:,viL-,erlancl, that Coiintry hav ing eiressed a wish to be . (governed -by a Prince Qf the lainily.of,thggrppqror BEIILIN,• APRIL V../10 has been - re Lilla from his post 'Of Envoy here,. ha & set out for Vienna _ - The .Corps of•TrobPswhich is destine to advance to the' fron riot of Swectish . Porne:•ania iS. e I by tile General •of •C hairy Count kikLiREUTII; and that destined for the territory of Lanenkr ,, h by Lieutenant- Gon era' . Conn t • c • • APRI the Ist Olt. Gene ral.BAßßOU arrived here,' a:id the next day re- : , . Paired, .accotnPanied by his Staff Oiiicets i . to ,Count SctiuLENßthtb KEIINERT, and delivered "his' ere- dentials, as .Coininigsary;for his Mttiesty the peror of the French and king of Italy. APRIL 8.4-1-lis Serene Highness:the Dal e..of Baut•iswicx. has returned from; Berlin ib Brunswicl, where: he arrived on the - L PORTSMOU'iII, APR 4.,--Arrived. the fartaica .Frigate; capt . ..l)lcx.; Qkebec Irrigate; Hon. Capt. DUNDASj: I.:4SpOir S 1001) Of - IviTa'r, C k ?t. • Paztlina Sloop of War, Luz.uni; „and Ilia , fiavock. Gun-brig, L ut. L MB ER, 14Y tog bet on, Ccuize a . week ibr th_ . pln'pose of 4tiiinitig th.e lionle,;varcl 7 bound Pruisian Ships. - --HArrived .tained by the Ffiricr4rd, the Prussiartilary'w`Betion a , - fr6m,Bouicleaut, laden with wine, _ Sailed the . (.7liampiok . Frigate; Capi. BROMLEY, With: tilt; COliV6)" . . 'cLebet . and Halifax.; tt;e 4variger SkoOp of ~War, Capt. Wtirrn, wil4l the Nei4,tbundland Fleef i undor convoy ; the P,Awbe Fri- , , iatel,. Capt. ,0 sW A Lb, for the North Sea 'and tWe crtiize. • . . . . . . I! ....., .' . . A L MOU'I' If., 4 APRIL 1 ?..;=-..krrilied :His Majesty's Slobp of •War Gange,s, from 'Guernsey ~. Viaci Prince. of , - 11 7 aLei, EvANS', .ry, EVANS, Adventure,' 'EY AN S, (Killion, Ev A NS, May 'Flower, JoNes, and Industry, LI4I 4 WELLY N , all fro Milford; Fountain, MILLS, frOM Li'verpool ;• li' ilton, PA ASO N . S, from Chepstow ; Cliailotle, JAMES, and Friendsltif), .BENEREE, from Cardiff; Jam, EvANs,...and Aurora, JoNi.s, from CaMariben ; Friends Adventure, CHAPMAN,. from Tenby ;, and the ',Prosperity, - - INrif.,' r..iixs, from Newry. • . . 11 5 :2rwick. la,v April 1 , 4, 1806. " Gentlernen.We are desired to cpitunimicate to you, that the Right Hon. Lord„Ge ENV and tire Right Hon. Sir inn N NEWPORT,' Bast. will he glad to.in,:er such Gentle:nen as may intend to bid for a Loan tor 1 of Two Mil lions f rish 'curreney, for the service ot.the present year, at the Irish' Exchequer OffiA.e; Whitehall, on Tuesday, the 15th inst. at One o'Clock. • We have the IfbnOur tote, Gentle men, your humble servants, •-••-• 44TUDE,1 BA.INERIDCE, and PARNEL L ." " To the Gcntlentrn of th ' f. Stock .kx . ca,ni,-,e," • . • DUBLI N , APRIL. I.o.:—The Marquis of DR oott,EDA has been "retribved the ()Alice_ of PosttnaSter Genend, ancl is to ,be succeeded by Lord DONOUGH MORR Ztod Lord HENRY 'FIT2,p- ER L AD. • dii Sllnday his Gra;:e • thPLord • Lientenant.went . in state, to St. V. erbtlr ' s he at- 'lended DiVihe'Service; 'and after arts qualified, • ao-.- cording . to law. His Grace nage was preccded. by two others, containing the, pageS and 'others of • his Grace's suite, r:;tencied by a Stpa'clron of the _ , Drs4Qpn Guards tile servants to all the cart - hives • This day there:being no Cottrt of Aldermen held, I,velpifessec4 in their state liveries,' which .are Inn--; the LORD. MAyOR, after itispeai p g the returns of the conttrOnly torch and - spletid and Yer, - ,' grand - Mealweighers, ors{ered the price tif Bread to be, r. is .1. - 3d. per peck • Salf r etl the. Townshe.nd Packet, Cocx; with Mails for Lisbon.. • DEAL, liiigt.'l4.---Arrived His Majesty's Ships Regains and Ariadne, Mum . mita - 9nd Amaranthe Sloops of_War, from a Cruize off the Fretich Coast ; and kemaiu: iu Downs with the Ships as per last. . , , , r.~, /~~ ~✓ ~~~