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Ilse Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury met on
5 Iturday morning at eleven oiclock, at the Treasury Chambers,
Whitehall, to proceed in the hearing of the claim% of the parties
to the booty captured in the Deccan, by the Army under the.
eormr..:nd of Lieutenant-General Sir T. HULOT, Bart. d. C:l3.
when the Counsel for the Marquis of Harituias delivered in a
statenu nt of the nafdre of his Lordship's claims, and of the se-
veral divisions of the Army under his command, and also a state.:
anent of various documents" support the slme. upon which the
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, it is understood. directed
that the further hearing should be adjourned to the 16th of No-
vember neat, and that all the memorials and documents should
be printed and laid upon their" Lordshipe table, by the 10th of
October next, after which period none are to be received.
The Std battalion of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards landed
on Monday at Plymouth, from Chatham ; the 791 Regiment
tailed far that place on Thursday.
Tuesday four companies of the 7th Fusileera marched Into
19righton. The remainder of the Regiment (four companies)
are at Windsor. Brighton is the bead-quarters.
The 15th Regiment of Foot are ordered from Dublin, to ern,-
bark at Chatham for India.

LEAL, JULY 21.—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the
River lag right and remain, the Eliza, HUNT, for New South
Waite. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Abeona, Tummy
from Jamaica; and Iris, Emus, from St. Domingo. Came down
the night before last and sailed next morning, the Juno,
PNIICYARD, for Jamaica ; and his blajesty's ship Kowa, for
Pottsmouth. Arrived and sailed for the River the Kingston,
LUCLIZ, from Demerara; Nereide, Naos, from Jamaica ; Coro.
m.ndel, Bars, from ditto; Juno, BLACKBURN, from Rio Janeiro;
ESSeX, ROBERTSON, from Bourdeaux ; Swift, WALaxa, from
Seville , Fancy, Mumma., from Oporto ; Skylark, from Smyrna,
and several more, names unknown.
Cuszon-Housz, JULY W.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Vrow
&plum, from Antwerp; Good intent, from Hamburgh; Bri-
tannia, from Lisbon; Thetis, from St. Vincent's; Coventry.
from ditto; Aimwell, from Hamburgh ; Harmony, from St.
Petersburgh ; Rapid, from Rotterdam ; Vigilant, front Lisbon;
Sprightly, from Rotterdam ; Two Brothers, from Hamburgh ;..
Valiant, from Jamaica ; and Erin, from Waterford.• Cleared
Outwards f—The Aurora, for Vigo ; Mary, for Sierra Leone ;
Martha, for Messina; Thomas, for Amsterdam; Sir William
Curtis, tor St. Petersburgh ; Staines, for Hamborgh ; Delight,'
for Ostend ; Fox, for ditto ; Carolina, fur Stettin ; Promise, for
Quebec; Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam ; Fanny, for St. Peters-
burgh; Rhoda, for Grenada; Paragon, for Gibraltar; Protein,
for Venice ; Thames, for India; Golden Grove, for Archangel;
Jemima, for Babas ; and Medusa, for ditto.
Arronizmorrs..—Lieutenant W. B. 'Greene, to the William
and Mary yacht; Lieut. R. J. Nash, to the Espiegle; Mr. Henry
Barnes, surgeon, to the Starling ; and Mr. Anthony William,
of the Dock-yard, to the office of Master Sail-maker.

The present Session of Parliament, which will ter-
minate the beginning of the second week of August,
will be the latest that has sat since the year 1803,
when the Session did not terminate (owing to the re-
newal of the war with France), till the 9th of August.
William Borthtvick, the Cashier of the Bank of East
Lothian, Who absconded to America with about
£lB,OOO, has been arrested at Savannah and com-
mitted to prison on a bill in Chancery praying for the
writ rte exeat—a discovery of the affairs in relation to
the Bank, and for an account.

THE THELLUSSON PROPERTY.—Lord and Lady
RENDLESLIAM, who reside at Florence, have just been
plunged into the greatest distress of mind, by the sud-
den loss of their only son, co-heir of the THELLussoN
property with the son of Mr. CNA RLES THELLUSSON,
who married Miss GRANT. His Lordship's chile was
taken dangerously ill with teething and the hooping-
cough on Saturday, and died at FlOrence on Monday,
the 30th of June.

WILL OF THE LATE COUNTESS GREY.—The will of
the late Right Hon. Countess Dowager GREY was
proved in the Prerogative Court, Doctors' Commons,
on the 11th instant, by the oath of the Right Hon.
CHARLES; Earl GREY, the son, sole executor. The
personal estate was sworn to be under 80,0001. value.
The leasehold house in Hertford-street, May-fair (her
Ladyship's town residence), she has bequeathed to her
son, the Hon. Lieut.-General HENRY GEORGE GREY,
with the exception of the plate, china, and pictures. To
her son, the Hon. Sir GEoßns GRIT, Bart. Commis-
sioner of his Majesty's Dock-yard, Portsmouth, 2,0001.
To the widow of her late son, Colonel Wu. GREY,
£5OOO for life, with reversion of the principal to her
children. To her son, the Rev. ----GREY, Om, in
addition to the sum advanced him on his marriage.
Her daughters, Lady ELIZADIETH WHITEHEAD and
Lady HANNAH ELLtoE, are the residuary legatees.
Liberal provision is wade for servants.—.l)*te of the
will, April 21, 1821.

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• XdrlL INTELLIGENCE. ' . .. .
THEATfirs.
PoamfooTH, JULY 20.---;l7—en the SZRIAISi NI frigate .a.r- ~ •
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KIN. o'l TiIiIIATEL=ROSSINCiI fullOtlrite Opera
rived at this port from the Mediterranean, panted the id-fated 11 Barbieee di Siviglia ' anti the, grand Ballet of C
• Island of Scio on the 7th of May, it was then in names. The drillon were performed oil Saturday' with their gm
Greek squadron consisted of five ships and 53 brigs and schoon- torned success. •
era: They made signals to the SESINHAPATAM, apparently to soli- • • '
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m' ''abcei at this ilia
tit assistance, but it being a dead calm, and the, Szeutiaaratam , HAYM A RICE r.--The perfor under orders to abseree strict neutrality in the Greek cause, she . were so judiciously arranged on Saturday evening
proceeded on to Corfu, which island she left on the Bth of June W bring before the audience all th& talent of this
—all the lonian Islands being then perfectly quiet and healthy ; cellent company in their different slipirtments,
the ..F.VaTALUS, Learnt, I/mama, and Cumalczase, were em-
first was a new'Comedy, which Wat produced 1
ployed at them • the HIND, in one month from Spithead, was
passed off Goza)the 12th of June, going to relieve the Lidir,....., season, entitled Pigeons and Crates; the new F.i
Vice-Admiral Sir GRAHAM Ilona; K.C.B. in the RoCuurOays of LoveLettesi followed, in which Madinie VEST'
80, was at Leghorn; the Cauaatais, Rose, and, Mumma protect- peared as Li:die. She was M6st warmly
ing the British merchant property at Smyrna and neighbourhood. appeared
her entree, and an through the performance
The SZRINGAPATASI left Malta on the 19th June, leaving thete on
the Itzoring only. Commissioner Isaac Woou.ae took a pas. earned a full measure of applause. The House
sage to Gibraltar, on his annual visit to that Dock-yard, where crowded to excess, and was honoured with the
the SZSINGAPATA arrived on the
with two Compani Ist inst. and sailedes again'
oyal on tendance of many distinguished patties. Amongst
the same evening.M Colo LACY, of 'L ' Artillery, was to leave Gibraltar on the 3d inst. for Malta and fashionables were the Earl of HARRINGTON at
the lonian Islands. The garrisons of the lonian Islands, 'ltalia, family, Lord A. HILL, Colonel LOWTHER, &C. •
and Gibraltar, were perfectly healthy. The Commander-in- ENGLISH OPERA-House.—This interesting rer'
Chief of the Forces, Sir Taunus Mairsams, was at Trieste.— of taste and fashion a full and elt.
General Sir %mum Fowles returned to Malta, from Marseilles, • • displayed
audience on Saturday night. The establishment, nit
on the 18th June. The SERINGAPATAM was released from qua-
rantine yesterday; she will sail to-morrow for Chatham, to be in musical talent, derives no ordinary interest frog docked, taking thither 200 of the Royal Marine Artillery, who the versatile talents of Miss CLARA FISHER, and pro
embarked this afternoon. When the Cacuora, Lieut. Justice, miseS a golden harvest to the Manager.
left Itochefort4 there were building there the Count d'Artois, of • a
ADELPIII. THE* TR& Mons. ALExANonz closed
120 guns, and the Tonant, 80. The Vestal frigate (of the same .
scantling as the largest American frigates), to carry forty two his pertut mance fur the present season at this Theatre
24-pounders, had been just launched, and sailed for Brest. The on Saturday, to a very crowded house: a season, we
French Authorities were barely civil to the Officers of the CAL- are happy to say, that has been 'highly productive to
LlOPlt—they refused them a sight of the dock-yard.
of Green Cloth arrived front Carlton Palace on Wednesday, to 11„eni . •
The Beard the in .ous performer, and perfectly Satisfactoryorder the necessary suitable supplies for his Maaestv's voyage; 10 the uhlic ; when that Gentleman addressed his
and on Thursday afternoon the Royal yacht went out of the auditors as follows:
harbour. The Forme had erne into harbour, but her defects 1‘ LADIES ANS•Gawnmenr—As this evening terminates for a
will be 'speedily repaired, so that the Royal squadron may leave short period, my efforts to promote your amusement, I would
this port on Thursslay morning uezt. The Enema. 26. Captain fain express to you, however imperfectly, the grateful feelings
J. Tour NICOLAS, CH. will join at the Nore. The Royal band , your kind and generous patronage inspired. 'I h•ve often had
Is to embark in the PHAETON. The ROYAL GEORGE Will go up occasion to lament my deficiency in the English language; but
to Greenwich, where his Maaestr will embark, and, should the how much more cause have Ito lament it at the present mo-
wind prove foul, the Royal yacht will be towed down the River ment when my heart is swelling with emotions towards you,
hy steam-boats. The SanallAXGl is paying off at this port.— my kind and generous benefactors, which, larked, I cannot find
Frilly night the reduce of the Officers of his Maaestv's words to express. Imagine all that the most ardent gratitude
Doclt-yard at this port took place, when 14 Clerks and 47 guar- would say, and you will then do justice to my imperfect utter-
tormen were discharged, and notification was given to the Nlas- ance of my own feelings. England has been justly stiled the
ten of all the trades, except the sailmaker, ropemaker, rigger, stranger's home; I have found it so; I have found it too the li-
blacksmith, and bricklayer, that their services would be dis- beral patron of a stranger's talent. The recollection of your
pensed with. The Clerks discharged are—Messrs. THOMSON, past kindness shall stimulate me to merit it in future by every
FROST, and Baer...oars; from the Survey Office ;. Amy, Fow- varied exertion of my abilities I can pqssibly make. And now,
LEE, Gemenzetso, PZARSON, WHITE, and Roceas, from the Ladies and Gentlemen, with sincere wishes for your health and
Cheque Office ; atweee, from the Storekeeper's Office • KAY happiness, I most respectfully bid you farewell for the present
and Davinsors, front the Master Measurer's Office; LiZACONs season."—The Address was followed by unanimous plaudits.
from the Timber Master's Office; and Halter, from the Master
Attendant's Office. The second fortnightly discharge of forty -
men also took place, and which is thus to be continued until the
number of men has been reduced to the intended future esta-
blishment. Twenty-eight messengers and old workmen have
been superannuated, viz.—seven at IM. twelve at 201. and nine
at 211. per annum, according to their length of servitude. The
reductions ordered in Plymouth Dock-yard are precisely to the
sante extent, to take place from the 29th lust.
JULY U.—Wind S. W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship &RINGS.
PATAM, to the Eastward. Arrived yesterday the Triton, from
Memel for Plymouth.
Per:sauce, Jutr 20.—Thursday evening was towed into St.
Ives, the French ketch l'Aimable Elisa, of Calais, Commanded
by Captain PialtßlC GRAMME, coming .ram Liverpool, laden with
a valuab;e cargo of merchandize. The schooner Union, Cap-
tain SWAFFIN, fell in with the said vessel, in a very disabled
state, off the Laud's End, and by the aid and assistance rendered
her, he succeeded in getting her safely into the port of St. Ives,
and has thus been the means of preserving much property, and
probably the lives of the crew.
FALMOUTH, JULY 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off this port the
Jane, SMART, from Cadiz. Arrived yesterday the Blucher
packet, from the Mediterranean ; sailed from Corfu I lth, Malta
21st June, and Gibraltar Ist July.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off this port the
Hyperion, Waxes, from New York for Rotterdam.

greeted
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VAUXHALL,--The following distinguished Fashion-
Ales visited this elegant place of resort in the course
of last week :

Lord Stanhope, Lord and Lady Darnley, Prince Foterhazy,
Earl of Sefton, Lord Fife, Marquis Graham, Earl and Coun.
teas of Blesinton, Lord Henley and family, Lady Francis,
Petre, Lady Owen, Lady Darton, Lady Paxton, Lady Smith,
Lady Burgess, Lady Otway, Sir James Drummond, Lord Ants-
bury, Hun. C. W. Wynn, Lady Frederick Stanhope, Lady
Louisa Call, Lord Hill, Lady Peters, Lord Vaughan, the La-
dies Paget, 45tc.

Tnz PARK AND GARDENS --Hyde Park has seldom
exh►b►ted so pleasing a pictufe as it did yesterday,
;he day being agreeably cool, and the roads free from
dust. There was some diminution of gay equipages,
but still the muster far exceeded anything we recol-
lect at this season of the year. There were many ele-
gant barouches, a la Cavendish; but, among horses,
we saw none to compare to those in cabriolets, for
spirit, size, and elegance. A few dennets, with small
Arabians, and one or two curricles. Kensington-
Gardens did not make so great a display as heretofore.
Out tnen of fashion appear less fastidious, as several
were playing with their children, seated on the glass.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Lady JANE LENNOX
was led to the Hymeneal altar by Mr. LAWRENCE
Peet., on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock. Tne
ceremony was performed by the Lord Bishop of CHI-
CHESTER, at the Dowager Duchess of RICHMOND'S,
in Waterloo-place. There were present the Marquis
and :Marchioness CoßllwaLLlS, the Ladies CORN-
WALLIS, &C.

A worthy individual, now residing in a central
parish of Bristol, has actually had more children than
all the inhabitants of the parish besides!
Mr. MASH, of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, is
expected to leave town in a day or t‘‘ o, in order to
prepare the arrangements for the reception of his MA-
JESTY, on his approaching visit to Sco;land.
FlRRS.—Saturday morning, a ire broke out in
the house of Mr. Tactuoirosi, oil and colourman, of
Charles-street, Blackfriars-road, which threw Cite
neighbourhood into a state of consternation for some
time. The fire it appears originated in consequence
of a spark flying on some clothe, before the file, and
in the absence of the servant the flames spread to a
considerable height, and were not discovered until
much damage was sustained. The alarm soon caused
several engines to arrive on the spot, and the active
efforts of the firemen, who had a plentiful supply of
water, soon quelled the devouring element; but con-
siderable injury was done both to the house and fur-
niture. During the fire a poor milkman humanely
entered the house to render his assistance to the dts.
tressed inmates, leaving his pails full of milk outside
en the pavement, and during his absence in saving
the property of others his own was completely de-
stroyed by a gang of hardened and ravenous boys, who
drank the poor fellow's milk and upset his pails.
Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, a fire broke
out in the workshops of Messrs. ASTOR aid Co. mu-
sical-instrument-makers, in Tottenham -stteet, Tot-
tenham-court-road, which was not subdued until it-
had entirely consumed the premises. It appears to
have been customary for the men employed in this
concern to go every Saturday evening to receive their,
wages at the other house belonging to this firm, in
Cornhill ; and, unfortunately, on this occasion, a
candle had been left burning by one of the men,
which communicated to the shavings, and, before any
efficient assistance could be obtained, the premises
were reduced to ashes.

Yesterday evening, about eight o'clock, a fire broke
out at Mr. GROYS al, a bookseller, in Vinegar-yard,
nearly opposite the south side of Drury-lane Theatre.
The family were from home, but from the timely in-
terference of the neighbours the fire was soon sup-
pressed without any material injury.
The Earl cf amity met with an accident on Wed-
nesday last, near Sherborne Castle, in consequence of
his horse falling, and his Lordship was much bruised.
As JOHN FLEMING, Esq. M.P. for the County of
Hants, was returning from Chichester to his residence
at Stoneham, on Thursday night, daring the heavy
storm of thunder and lightning, the postillions inis-
took the road, owing to the darkness of the night,
and the carriage was overturned into a gravel-pit and
• completely shattered, and Mr. FLassma's arm frac-
tured in two place!.