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London, England, 1814-07-01 00:00:00

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NAP:a INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH. JUNE sew
Nothing arrived or sailed yesterday or to-day, bur,
the Mary, SNELL, for Charlestown..—Wind N.
• PLYMOUTH, JUNE 29.
Came in the Weytnemth store-ship from the East.
ward; PHEASANT floOp of v• ar f'om a cruize ; and
the Manna gun ',rig from Portssiinu.li. S tilA the
Eunorots frigate :O the West Ward, and the Titan
and CALYPSO sloops of war on a cruize.—Wind N.W.
PORTSNOUTH, JUNE sO..
Arrived the Sim,/ cutter from the Westward, and
his Majesty's ships PICKLE,. SPARROW, and 'NW,,
6.01 n the Eastward. Sailed the Ecorse fir the
Dawns. Convoys at present appointed—B*l4l4am,
for Bolin:leans ' • Ac ft, for the West l ashes ; and
the 1-16104, cal for Spain, Portugal; &c. Arrived
yesterday after frist a fleet of abont 30 sail, from the
under convoy of the Rcsurt. The
merchant ships hate passed by, but the following
transports are put tinder quarantine at the Motheri.
h:ink, viz. Ann, Juhilee, Trident, Brutus; Agin.;
court, Maria, Argus, mad Dantzic.—Wind W.

Mr. Gionue Ross gave a grand Dinner yesterdat
to his Royal EfiL!mess the Pamir Reams?, the
Royal Dukes, Lord CASTLERItiCiII. and moit of the
Ministers, at his h•use, Pal acc-yard.
The Marchioness *CARDEN% Assembli, last night,
in Arlington-street, was one of the in-st splendid ett-
tett aiuments given this Seattni : it was aU
the foreigners of distinction And Most of the dl tin'
swished lashintiables in town.
Mrs. M,Gisu,)N, who his undertaken the irdootts
character-of Lads Macbeth, at Ca,vent-C Arden Thee=
tie, is the daughter of the Late Mr, Wootiem celes
bratedlli Parliamentary Rerrt3, and e-nerafly
e't"emed for Ws literary talents And persi n.tl wertna
The ROYALTY TilkATllk still sus-acts cr.. idCd
dlences, and pri:serits a fresh treat nights, to the
Amateurs of tilt legitimate En7lia la dratn4. Tice per-
formance af last night was 4' Lough when rfis Cam."
Mr. Kest played the part of Goisa.eer with 41 that
gaiety, vivacity, and ease for which the chisacter is
distinguished, and was received alai thunders •at.

applause.
The Duke of Rutland's linr.e BarklAni litshatehe.l
against General Howarth's Teddy, at the next-Net--
market Spring Meeting, for 20'gs. h. ft. Lor! Bei!.
field's Thund,rl9fr is matched at the same M..eti .g
against Mr. Blachford's Dick Andrew:, tOlps. h. It.
One of the gentlemen who rode for the Macarini
Stakes, at the late Newcastle Races, on weighing,
before starting, found, to his surprise, that he was
setten pounds short of the weight prescribed.—" That
is remarkable," said he ; 68 fir it is only half au hour
since I was weighed, and I was then coriect."-:
" Where were you weighed ?" said a steward. 44 At
a Rifer's,• in Newcastle! I" was the answer.
Yesterday the Inquest of St. Sepulchre focncl a de-
ficiency of seventy one ounces of Bread, in thirty-two
half-quartern and fifteen quartern loaves, at a Bekces
shop in Fetter-lane.—We have been told, hut we •
think it must be incorrect, that-the delii.quent not
only escaped unpunished, but was permitted to retain
the Bread. • Of course, none of it etenst.'d Lr :91,111
Frri:ta HoNnun OF Tilt PeACT, &c.—The work.
men employed on the Chinese Temple, now erecting
nn the lawn of Carlton House Gardens, have been
unremitting in their labours t during the last nannth.
they have t.vorked by torch-light—that is, the men
empluyecf from nearly suit-rise to sun-set have been
relieved by another set of men ar night. All, how-
ever, wouL! tuot The undertaking WAS too gigan.
tic to be comp. itl in time—we mean, hi:fore the dc-
parture of the ills• 2•lvereigns, in compliment to
whcm a variety c,f muc •:snits were intended, that
are now abandoned. Alm this Tetn,ile is ceded
a Chinese one at present, it a. not known whether it
will be such t on the contrary. it is supposed that it
*ill be rather a building of fancy, partaking of a
variety of Orders in Eastern Architee tire. The
height is tremendous the skeleton frattii• is ninety-
six feet, instead ..of eighty feet, as at tint propmed :
it mote resembles an Hitiduio Mausoleum than any
thing else. It is a complete cone, which terminates
with a spire, and surmount' ng it is a cross. The
diameter of it is one hundred and tvienty feet.-
-In the interior of this temple, a circle of columns,
within five feet of the external houiniaties, have been
erected. Nis n.,t known whether this room will be
appropriated to the ball, or the supper. The Royal
supperacsom, which is a temporary erection, immedi-
ately communicating with the principal dra-ving-
robm, is. nearly finished ; sn are all the other tempo.
rary buildings, i.e. kitchens, scullerie., and passages.
No particular form does the outhite convey ; they :.re
constructed in a manner to accommodate the trees.
When the pinnacle of the temple was finished, an
enterprising fellow (one of the workmen) had the te-
merity to ascend the cross, on which he stood, upon
one leg (in the same attitude as Amev's equestrian
grotipe), and, taking off his cap, gave three cheers.
IWhat now appears the prominent feature in the
erections in St. James's Park, is a frame-work across
the Canal, to enable the engineer to fix the piles in
the bed of the river ; instead of being nearly parallel,
•AS the present line represents, it will form a semi-
circle of great beauty, composed of a single arch.
something partaking in the outline of the celebrated
Rialto at Venice. The titan of the arch will be 80
feet, rising 16 ; on it will be erected a Chinese pagoda.
from which the rickets preparing by Si WILLIAM
CONOIIINIC, will ascend. No one knows shin the
Colonel means to exhibit ; the secret is impenetrable!
The temple now erecting in the Green Park, no one
is admitted to see; the diameter will be 140 feet, and
the height about 60. Mr. NASII is the architect, at.d
t".' Noted of Works execute under the Snpetint.nd.
ani,c MI:JEFFEI;Y WYATT ; the latter 16 nepllt•W
tit the late Surveyor-Gem-nil. About a t;uAlsand tus.ll
have been employed ; the number has lately been
creased.
Four large vessels arc nrr., :Ming in the Sere/pike
river. They are about the size cd the Gravesend boys,
and look like men of war in miniatc-ie.
ami I KRELL) MARKS r. I .1 1.
Beef Ss 4,1 to Gs Se. I Veal 7s 043 to as Od
Mutton bs ud to 7. C 4 1 P.rit 54 of so Is 64
Lamb as &I to as ad.
Beasts, 620—Sheep and Lambs (4140—C.Ilees.290—Ffsa 250.
CORN MARKET, MARK. LANZ, JULY J.
Our market continue% 'bade supplied with Wheat, and
qOulatnsera're
avowed this morning sold f
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