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VI RING'S rier•ro THE AR VY.
Tuesday the grst division of the Seets Greys arrived at PIC rS•
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ThersdaY se'neighr a Company hill Barrack!, from Chigoe,.
His MAJearea present plan ft to take water at
joir
tniry,seangdintepon
of the 15th Regiment arrileid
ting:74ehilergatto
Greenwich, on the 7th or Bth of August. In addi-
tion to the Royal yacht, a steam-boat has been pro- daHuyll.ftwning
ilhicieloaßardthLefirrj
yided, which the KIN° will enter shOuld the weather this port for Greenock ; the Id IttlimenttOrFes3e Ijsys,l)
be perfectly calm. There has been much dismission march into town this day fig" If"; they "lib" for D 41-
in his MAJUTT'S domestic circle on the subject of lin in A few days.
the Suite, which, in the highest porter, is wished to NAVAL INT4Li '^-
Ibe most numerous, and selected without any regard
to party. Previously to the Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S
journey to the Continent, his MAJESTY expressed a
desire that he would join the Royal• Tourists, and his
Grace returns from Aix-la-Chapelle for the express
purpose of doing so. One tithe finest hotels in Edin.
burgh has been engaged for the Noble Duke and his
immediate friends. His MAJESTY and Suite will land
at Leith harbour, and proceed from thente in the
Royal carriages, Which have been sent to Scotland
by sea, to Holyrood House, where such preparations
Are Making for his reception as the shortness of the
notice would permit. It is not exactly determined
whether the KING will sleep at Holyrood House, 01'1
immediatly proceed to the Duke of BuceLauom'a
palace at Dalkeith, which his MAJZSTY'S known love
for retirement has induced him to select for hieresi-
dence, ditiing his stay in the neighbourhood of Edin-
burgh. His MAJESTY intends to visit the fine ruin of
Roslyn Castle and the Chapel ; likewise Hawthorn-
den, the hallowed seat of DRUMMOND, the Poet, and
proceed from thence by Laswade to Dalkeith. All
State matters are to be observed and kept up at Holy-
rood House, to which the KING will regularly return
from Dalkeith, in case his MAJESTY should not choose
to sleep in Edinburgh. The Duke of HAMILTON, the
Duke of Anon.; Lord ROSLYN, Lord LAUDERDALE.
the Honourable W. MARRY, and all the distinguished
friends of liberty in Scotland,. will be included in the
selected circle, during the KING': stay in that hos-
pitable country..
His MAJESTY'S int intention was to take the tour
of the Western Islands, by Glasgow, Dumbarton, In-
verary, and from thence to Oban, Mull, Staffs, and
lona, " that illustrious island, which was once the lu-
minary of the Caledonian regions, whence savage
clans and roving barbarians derived the benefits of
knowledge and the blessings of religion;" but the
peril of the voyage, after quitting the main land, and
the want of adequate accommodation .on these inte•
resting islands, occasioned the Royal Tourist to
change his plans. The noble palace and domain of
his MAJESTY'S old friend, the Duke of AttoyLe,
would, in the event of the Highland tour, have been
chosen as the Royal rendezvous. Hamilton Palace,
Taymouth, Brechin Castle, and Abbotsford, the re-
sidence of the Poet and Novelist of Scotland, are to
receive visits from the KING.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fa memo, Jinx &W.—Arrived the Rewards
Ara:mom, from London for Boordeaur.
Poammourn, JULY !S.—Wind W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
PII/170W, to the Eastward.
Deity Jinx 25.—Wind W,—Passed by at the back of the
Goodwin Sand, last night, the Peramaseff, M'Dutioatt, from
Rotterdam to Surinam. Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Qmbee packet, ATKINS. from Quebec; his Majesty's ships Foam
and Enema, from Portsmouth; Henry, WILLIAMSON' from the
Mediterranean, and remain. Came down from the River mad
remains. the Golden Grove, for the Cape of Good Hope.
Comoat Hams, JOLT 15.--Ships Entered Inwards :—Peter
Mlle, from Havaosaii ; Maria, from New York ; Sternsisall,
from Quebec ; Ann and Sarah, (min Faversham; Simeon, frost
Oporto ; Jine, from Cadiz • Wellington, from ditto ; Iris, from
Mensel ; Talbot, from Calais • Prince of Sam-Coburg, from
Rotterdam ; Brothers, from Cork ; and Prompt, from %Water-
ford. Entered Outwards:—Argonaut, for St. Peterkburgh ;
Willsehnina, for Rotterdam; Delight, for licensor; liLiry, for
Naples; Exchange, for Iiio; Good Intent, for St. Petersburgh;
Pomona, for Para • and Concordia. for Elaineur. Cleared Out-
wards :—Gade tediriung, for Stettin • Vigilant, for Hamborgh ;
Solaria, for ditto; Madlda. for 10.1;tegur ; Talbot, for Calais
Elizabeth, for New York; Elisabeth. for Gottenhorgh ; Pro-
cess, for Middieburgis; and Dublin packet, for Dublin.

NEW LAW FOR THE SALE OF BREAD.

The new Act of Parliament for regulating the sale
of Bread, which is jest published, will effect at, eadre
revolution of the trade of the Baker, a• %ill lie seen
from the following abstract of some of it, in incipal
provisions:

It meta, that front and after the 99th of September wet, se
➢aker *ail continue to snake et ern bread in peck loa•w, halt
peck, or qsartent leaves, wader a peaky est exceeding £lO, and
net leNtlian 40s. •

Bakers are allo wed to nuke bread of such weight or dee as
therplease, and to sell it only by weight, under a penalty Dot
exceeding 40s. French and fancy bread, or rolls, are exempt
from this part of the Act.
Any Baker selling bread not previously weighed in the pre_
sans of the patty purchasing the same, whether required by the
purchaser to do so or not, forfeits for every such Wanes a um
not exceeding 10s.
Bakers neglecting to keep scales and weights in their shops, or
ncsiemf;ilse scales or weights, to be subject to a penalty not ezb
Site pounds.
Every baker or baker's journeyman, detected• in adulterating
bread, to be fined a sumof not less than Si. and not exceeding
101.: or, in default of paying such fine, to be iMprisoned six
months. The names of all offenders to be published in the
newspapeft.
The adulteration of corn or flour, or the selling of flour
of one eon of corn for the Boer of any other corn, to be putt/sh-
ed with a fine of not lest than St and not more than
All bread made of mixed flour to be marked with a Roman
Y under a penalty not exceeding 10s.
Mealmen, or Bakers, having .any Ingredients for the
adulteration of meal or bread on their premises, to be fined 40a.
and not exceeding £10; the obstructing of any authorised sebrch
subject to a penalty, not exceeding • 10.
Bakers not to bake breed or rolls on the Sabbath day ; nor to
bake pies, dc:. except between the ►ours of nine o'clock in the
morning and one o clock in the afternoon, under a penalty of
from 10s. to 40s.

Such are the principal provisions of this Act,
which is to be in force for two yea's.

PROFESSOR LESLIE v. BI.4C'KWOOD.

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