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London, England, 1823-07-09 00:00:00

ARRIVAL of ENGLISH SUPPLIES

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CORUNNA, JUNE ie. •
The Royal George, steam-buat, arrived here to. d
with some English Officers, and five hundred .j
twenty stand of arms.

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The account of receip:s and disbursements for the.
Spanish Ball on Friday last, has been made up, ;chi
the balance of £372. 6s. remaining after paying ~
charges, to the amount of between £l3OO and 1.:1A,
has been paid over to the Spanish Committee.
" The Editor of the Pitote has been ,entencecitoa
month's imprisonment, and a fine of V,OOO franc,
and sixteen francs five centimes of costs, fur ciipyin.,;
from 'The Morning Chronicle the Secret Treaty
Chronicle. " Tlie Secret Treaty at: Verona!'
Verona of the '22d November,
veracious Chronicle. The production alluded to was
a clumsy fabrication, which the Chronicle some
ago endeavoured to palm on the Public, hnt Miley
deceived nobody, on this side of the Channel at least,
The Editor of the l'ilote almost deserves what liar
befallen him, for his stupidity in adopting it. Bat
doei not the Chronicle owe the poor gentleman ithu
ensnared some compensation? In all conscienceit
should pay the fine and costs at least.
Notwithstanding the great discharges of itrtifiters
and labourers from Plymouth Dock-yard, the wages
paid to the workmen at present is £2OO ver week
more than it was before these discharges CO-filmenced!
It was found, after the dismissal of so many men, tha
.the necessary work could s'ot be completed; so those.
who remained worked extra hours.

There are now building in Plymouth and Deck be.
tween three and four hundred houses. Sogreat ho
been the demand for timber, that a short time' 40c,
there was not a stick 6f fir left in the poi t. For tie
last two or three years the influx of visitants, bare
filled all the lodging-hoikses. Cheap provisions, ripe.
cially fish; sea air, and fine prospecv, are our chef
attractions.— Western Luminary. •
We are happy to find that it is the prevailinz or;
nion on the Corn Exchange, that there is a goo.l
spect of a fair average growth of corn this ) ear, stand
the weather contioue favourable.
Yesterday, the Loan MAYOR held a Coutt of Aldr.
men, at Guildhall, when G leo Roe B. WITITTAKER, E q.
and PETER LAURIE, Esq. She' ills eke t, attended, and
gave the usual bond to take upon them the said dim
The Duke of SAXE WEI M A it, brother of the Ouches
of CLARENCE, has left Gresharn's Hotel, Sackvillv
street, on a tour to the North of Ireland.
The Marquis of HASTINGS, who has been some den
at Paris, had a private audienceof the King of num
on Saturday.
• DISTUIUSA NCI AT FROME.—WE regret exceedingly
to hear that a misunderstanding has taken place be
tween the clothiers of Frome and the 'weavers,
rather that the latter have struck for an advance d
wages. The Magistrates, she Rev. Mr. SAlNsatat
and Captain EDGELL, have acted with great forbear.
ante; and it Was not until every persuasion hal
proved ineffectual, that they determined to compel
those weavers who had work out to finish it ; to co-
force which they bad recourse to the assi•taaced
four or five troops of the Not th Somerset Yeomanly,
under the command of Colonel Hoaxer, and sacs
in nearly two hundred special constables. A glee
many oh. the deluded men have been brought betas
the Magistrates, and eighteen, who refused to go II
work, have been committed to Ilchester and Sfieptes
Mallet Gaols; hitherto, however, the men have coo
ducted themselves in the most peaceable and orderly
manner, and although they assemble in great num•
bers and parade the town, we have not yet heard of
any breach of the peace.
FROM A SUBSEQUENT ACCOUNT.-0a Wednesday
night the streets were cleared, sword in hand, by the
cavalry; several people received severe sabre-wounds
some were sectired and delivered up to the Civil As
thorities, and arefully committed to take their trials
The Subscribers to the London Orphan Charm
are earnestly entreated at the ensuing election, whist
takes place on the 28th inst. to interest themselves 's
behalf of young CARR, one of fourteen orphans left
destitute by the prematuredeath of the late Prompter
of Drury-Lane Theatre. The Duke of'Yoax, Prince
LEOPOLD, and an infinity of Noblemen and St*
scribers, warmly espouse this case, as being by fatale
most powerful appeal that has presented itself sine
the origin of .the Institution. Mr. GEORGE Roan,
has been the channel by which the proxies are *
ccived for this heart-rending case.
DARTMOUTH REGATTA.
Yesterday the Dartmouth Regatta took place.--1
was attended by most of the Gentry and Amateersel
sailing round that Port, including the majotity of*
Members of the Royal Yacht Club, in their berusai
and superb yachts. The Member for Exeter, RA
NEWMAN, Esq. was Steward, and superintensM
whole of the arrangements. At the time bur i$
mans crossed from the Isle of Wight to Portsmook
yesterdiy afternoon, the sailing match was pi**,
and the whole South coast &Kenn of •anitnatiaaal
gaiety. •
• BETTING AT NEWMARKET..
PUMA!' AMP 9..riTWO P.M.)
The betting here is unUsually brisk en the Duneastee
, as
ger, and many heavy engagements are entered into u WSW
suit. There bas also *ea some, high sfeeulitions,*as
,many of a minor degree, on the next Derby Stakes.
NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 10*. •
Tuurtav Jutv
Second YSSE of a Renewal of the Sweepstakes of logs.
three-year olds, Bet. 91b.; four-year olds, ast. ilb.; &e"l''
olds, Set. ions.; six-year olds, 9st.; and aged, 9e•
T. M. M. Eleven subscribers.
Mr. Wilson's c. by Coma, 5 yrs old - •
Mr. Hunter's f. by Ruben., 5 yrs old
Four others stated ; the Judge placed but two. ON
pot,
7 to 1 apt Canna e. !-co 1 art f. by Rubens.s to 1 Wily
Scott's brother to Antonio, sto 1 apt Mr. Wyadhlseol"
by T. Gohanna.
Fifty Pounds, Pounds, for three-year olds, carrying Est. 91b. folti,lo,j
olds, fist; five-year olds, Sst. sib.; six-year olds, list. 1;!,
aged 9st. D.I. . 1
Mr. Wyndham's b. h. i Ceataur 3 yrs old
Duke of Grafton's bl. c. Pedrilks, 5 yrs old
3 to 1 on the winner.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULYS,
There is plenty of Corn still left on band in dais liarkinss
the fresh supplies of this morning ate only small. Wheel,.
very Heavily, and ease; except the finest samples, ebaldshir.
day's prices. In Barley, Suns, sod Peas no alteration.
of prime quality And a few buyers, but all other sorts ire or
in sale that lower prices are submitted to In adults
The Flour trade is exceedingly dull, but tbe'lt"
mains undetermined.

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