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SHIPPING DITELLIGEN CE-(T HI S DAY.)

DEAL, JULY 23.-Wind S.W.—Arrived, the John,
Moncrief, from London, for New South Wales, and the
Plane, Barclay, for Jamaica. Last night the wind shifted
to' S.E. when nearly the whole of the, outward-bound
sailed, but several have since returned.
Dovr a, Jetv 23.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived, off Port,
the Sultana, Bhent, from New Orleans ; Especulador,
from Madeira, and Ganges, Lloyd, from Bengal.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 23.—Wind Westerly.—Arrived,
the Havant, Eden, fi•or Berbice.
FALMOUTH, JULY 22.—Wind. S. W. -A rrived, the
Royal Sovereign yacht, from Plymouth, with the Duke of
Clarence and suite on board; also the Sandwich packet,
from Lisbon.

The Fancy, Marshal, from Memel to Hull, is lost in the
East Sea.

The Mary, Turner, from Newcastle to Cullendboy, was
wrecked on Lissoe the lOtkinst. The crew and part of
the cargo and stores saved.
The Betsey, Essen, of and for Dundee, from St. Peters-
ups.et and sunk, near Arundhal, the 2d inst., crew
saved.

THE LORD MAYOR'S VOYAGE TO
• RICHMOND-(THIS DAY.)

His Lordship having read a few days since, in the Rev.
Mr. Dillon's well-known " Voyage of Discovery to Ox-
ford," that there was really such a place as Richmond, and
that it lay within three leagues of the Mansion-house, re-
solved this morning to ascertain the fact. Accordingly the
state city barge was fitted out.for the imported expedition,
and moored off Westminster. bridge, where, at eleven
the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Sheriffs, ar-
rived in his state carriage. " The coachman's countenance
was reserved and thoughtful, indicating a consciousness of
the test by which his equestrian skill would be tried." a At
a quarter after eleven, Alderman Lucas's family, Mr. Mills
the Garrity Magistrate, and the Rev. Mr. Dillon, Chaplain
anti .Historian to the Expedition, joined his lordship at the-
foot of the bridge; when the whole party instantly went on
board, amid the shoot of an admiring multitude and the
thunder of no less than six rusty pieces of cannon. Unfor-
tunately, just as the civic authorities were embark-
ing, it was discovered that the cook was left be
hind. This was a serious omission, inasmuch as the
provisions, consisting for the major part of pork and
sausages, were placed chiefly. under his superintend-
ence ; of courec, therefore, his embarkation became
a matter -of imperious necessity ; and we are happy in being
able to assure the public, that as soon as the omission was
discovered his Lordship's funny was sent ashore, into
which the cook entered, and, without any particular peril,
was conveyed on hoard his Lordship's own vessel, just as
the clock from the Horse Guards struck twelve.
It is the opinion of experienced travellers that the Ex-
pedition will reach Richmond at two o'clock, as however
it will stop to take in provisions at Putney, and the Chap-
laiu will require time to make his ge-ographical discoveries,
the exact time of its arrival cannot be calculated on.

BATTERSEA, lIALY-rAST ONE O'CLOCK.-By an express
jlilt arrived in town, we learn that the squadron was seen
off Battersea, at half-past 'one o'clock. The natives at that
hour were coming down to the shore in great numbers,
but it is the opinion of Mr. Dillon, that they are not
cannibals.

HA3IMERSMITH, ONE O'CLOCIC.—A second express just
arrived, informs us that one of the Ladies of the expedition
is sea-sick. This, however, is not so much to be attributed
to the turbulence of the winds and waves, as to her
proximity to the sewer, whence the Grand Junction C,am-
pany supply London with water. The weather continues
favourable, and his Lordship is confident of being able to
reach Richmond.

BARNES' TERRACE, QUARTER-PAST Two.—Two ves-
sels, having on board six Marshalinen and some bottled
porter, have been just seen off Barnes in lei:. 84. ',long.
Wind N.N.E. They were hailed by a coal-heaver on
board a hoineward-bound barge.

',‘` Rev. Mr. Dillon's Voyage to Oxford.

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
HAY MARKETS.—(A,
. ST. JA
s
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.G wrund Mead. Hay 3 sto 4 5
Upland Ditto 415 Sl5
Rve_grase Hay 4, 15 515
New Ditto 3 5 4 3
Meadow Hay Ss , Straw from
quoted ; in prices of Ocrer
and trade dull

per Load of 56 Trusses.)
.ES'S.

s. £. s.
Clever Hay 4 15to. a
Oat s,traw
Wheat Ditto llB 2 5

. to 33. per load for t than laiA
[ay no alteration. titTply good,

- ' SMITH
.• X. s. ,E. s. 4", s. .f. s.
I..niviand Mead. Hav3 10to 4 10 Cloy. Hay generally 4 13 to Ci 10
Upland Dittq, 4lO 515 Do. extra fine 0 0 7 0
Rye-grassalv 4lO 515 Oat Straw ll9 2 2
New Meadow Hay 4 0 410 Wheat Ditto 2 2 2 8
Meadow Hay ss. per load lower, Straw from 24. to 3., per load
higher than on Saturday ; price:. of Clover Hay stationary. A
good supply, and a sluggish trade.