The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-23 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PtYMOVTII, JULY €i.--Arrived the Theseus, of
74 guns, from Portsmouth ; and the Phoebe Fri-
. gate, fiurn a draiie off L'Orient.
Arrived alio the Pallol, Capt. ItoitnsoN, from
New Brunswick, with masts for the Dock lard.

This morning Admiral GARDNER hoisted his flag
on board the Pills de Paris, of 110 guns, in Caw-
sand Bay, as Commander in Chief of the Channel
Fleet.

Silted the Driad Frigate on a cruize ; and the St.
George, of 98 guns, for Portsmouth.

SHEERNESS, JULY 2 I.—OrderS this day came
down to man the leexitle and Leyden with all pos-
sible dispatch.
Arrived a convoy of Swedes from Lisbon, laden
with salt.
Came out of Dock L'Ainiable.

JULY 22.—ilis Majesty's Ship Banterer is this
day paid bounty and advance; and expelled to sail
for Yarmouth to-morrow.

Sailed the Franchise, of :36 guits, Capt. DASH-
WOOD, for Yarmouth.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Foi'hound, likewise se-
veral Sail of TransportS, fortiullj and His Majes-
ty's Ship Cossack for Yarmouth.
Paid -off His Majesty's Gun-brig Rifleman, and
the crew turned over to the Leyden, at Blackstakes.

YARMOUTH, JULY Q.2.—Arrived in the Roads
yesterday, p. m. His Majesty's Ships Agamemnon,
Majestic, and Cyane, from the Southward,
,to
join the North Sea Fleet, and remain.

DEAL, JULY £Q.--Sailed through the Downs last
night the Gresce4t,AGN6W, for the River Plata.
Arrived His Majesty's Ship PompJe from Ply-
mouth, and remain in the Downs with .the4eSt of
the Ships as per last.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 22.—Arrived the Resistance,
Friiate, Capt. ADAMS, from a Cruize off Havre;
and the Gannet Brig of War,' Capt. STEVENSON, from
the Downs; the Fatie,SkiTc4LoNG;from St. Übe' s,
bound to Tonningen, laden with salt, detained by

the Sprightly Cutter ; also the Jame's, PATTEN,
from Oporto, laden with wine ; and the Orion,
-, from Sunderland.

Sailed the Hearty Gun-vessel, Lieutenant WicK-
-51 AM, on a Cruize off the. ble of Wlght.•
The Transports under convoy of the Hardy Gun-
vessel have twice got, under way, but on account of
foul winds could not proceed.

On Tuesday morning the Princess CHARI,OTTE of
NV,6,kis left town in her travelling carriage and four,
for Worthing, attended by 1,&ly CLlFyoup, her
Guverness ; and Mrs. UDNEV, her Sub-Governess.
Her Royal Highness is to remain at Worthing six
weeks, for which purpose. a house has been taken.
To cover the expends,. His MAJg.sTY has presented
her Royal Highness with 10001.

. • Return of the Effetlive Force of the Volunteers
.of Great Britain, distinguiNbing Infantry, Cavalry,
and Artillery; As far as the Sallie can be ascertained
,frOm tbe latest returns.: . • . •

Infantry-- 1217 Field 0111.ceq, 37t0 Captains, 7;43 Subal.
terns. 1781 Stall'Olft,...o, t 3,473 Serjeants, 66.3 'Crum-
• peters or Drurno;erS, anti 254-„44 Rark and File.
Cavalry—o6T truters.• 496 Oa ptains,,to4o Subalterns,
7061.3u1S6tnaltL5(..)afinitcie2ris.,314254R6asS:railefi
Ftl,l.s23;:i"fl49ll)eters
or
—25 Field,A.)titecrs, 123 CoOtains; 253 •Snbalterris,
45 St..tl ()dicers, so9Serjean)s, u9Trutnpeters or Drum-
.
titers, an 9420 Rank anti
,hlc.
Total -..,404 I: told 0 faders, 4335 Captains, RSA Suhaiterns,
2586' Statt t5;524 S..rjeackt::: 7355 Trumpeters or
Drummers, and zlig,3eb Rank and File. .

CORN EXCHANGE,' JULY e3.---The supply of
:Wheat is short to-day, chiefly: second and inferior,
sales are dull and hardly at last prices; but there is
a demand for
,tino ; .scarce any _Barley, which is
dearer; and a tisiog article ; Malt rather higher;
Yeaie and Beans of both. sorts. likewise, and few
of each. here; Oats are in plenty, with more arrivals
of foreign, and this trade rather lower; Flour plead•
ful, tine American 40s. to 435. per barrel.
so 625.1 .73 oar !scans (1)1(1) 45 a S4s °(1,
Fills, ditto - .1 83c 1 Tick ditto tds',) 4.46 .0(1
'Rye - :I 43, p t Oats 232•265 a 3os ad
Barley - - 37:: a 434 eij Voland ditto 3as ts 33s 6d
Mgt. • • 484 4 74katt KVe Seed 131 4 271
Whitt —6 4 IlaS ad title Flour Gas 6ss 0.1
G-tey dittd • sBs a 63i (A I.Sectonli - Sjs 604 oel

A Nom 'NNE from No. 8, .Charing-Cross.—As
it is possible that the result of next Tuesday's Draw-
ing may impoverish the Wheel ,the amount of
60,00U1. CARTER urges his Friends.to complete, their
intended 'nu-chases tit Shares immediately; and:re-
ports being in circulation, that •changes may take
place respeCting future Lotteries? and the ingenuity
of man being scarcely equal to furnish a .more bene-
ficial Scheme to this purchaser than the present one,
the Golden Opportunity ought not to be negleeted.
Only:16,900 Tickets to draw, and the Grand
Capital Prizes in the Wheel I Tbis gives to the ad-
veninrer a chance of great interest. Many there are
that intend having a chance for file 3'0,001. •ci n the
Fourth :Day ; tbey will do well to make their. pur-
chase soon, lest it should tall out, as it did two Lot-
teries ago, thiit, a State Ticket ,could.not'be procured
at any price. Walranted undrawn Tlckets arid
Shares are on Sale at HortNsay and Co.'s Otfice4,
26, Cornbill, s", Charing-cr6si, and St. 'Margaret's
Hill, Borough.

QUARR.Et, EvrAoninNitay.,--That a very serious
one ,has taken place, within hew few days, between
two personages of considerable distin,ct ion,. is certain
—these personqes are Chance and Fortune. For-
tune, to reward Orly adventurers. in the present Lot-
tery, doubtless Vilified to greet them speedily with
several of the principal ('rues---4, uc Chance has hi-
provailed, by suffering olily a-v.yry small por-
tio9 ot; the principal Prizes to turn tip. How lute.
,: then, the remaining (I;mys drawings?
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On Thursday last, in Dublin, the Hon. Douglas GotDor-
Hallyburton, son of the late Earl of Aboynei to Louisa, only
child. of Sir Edward Leslie, Bart. of Tarbat, County of,
Kerry.•
On the igth inst. 'at Painshaw, in the County of Durham,
Captain W. B. Tufnall, at the East Essex Militia, to Miss
Frances It/Winer, thild daughter of the late Robert Mi
Esq.

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