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London, England, 1823-07-11 00:00:00

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GRAND RjetttEtv it llTDllllliiiiitt
This, morning the Sd battalion of the Grestachef
Regiment of Font Guardt; die /1 battalion of the
Cordskreaiti; ebd tttLt 2J tsattillort-Of the
Of %aid*, eorcipriiih* Ant& 000 hien.c.l4re' • tit
viewed in Hyde Park, by his 'goy' it' Highness the
CostmaNnEtt-tio,CHtar ; the Duke df WELLIet-rmrs
Lieutenant-General Sir J. bovt.g, and a numereins
Staft of Pield Officers Welt pi esent, besides the Otfis
sers of the said battalions:
At An eat ly hotir the Parks Were ernsVded to etcetti
it having been reported that the Kixo would attend
in person, and tonsequerttly Hyde Park-cbrnet, Pit.
eadilly, and that vicinity .werescompletely thronged
the KING, however; did not attend, dad at 10 Wciock
the Duke of YonK, attended by a crowd of General
Officers entered by Stanhope street gate. He was
mounted on his favluriie grey thargee, and dresNed
in the uniform of the (Wards. -His Grace the Dukd
of Wetktworox rode by his tilt side, and was rea
ceived by acclamations from the dined.
The ground was kept by unarmed soldiers bf the
Guards; and a detachment of the 14th Dragbons.
His Royal Highness and Suite rode towards the
eastern end of the line (which extended the whole
length of the field), round by their right flank, till he
reached the same spot. The niert were thenformed
into squares in-companies' and afterwards, marched in
double files in review order. This occupied about
half an hour, and afterwards they were put through
numerous evolutions, and ultimately into files, when
they fired several vollies in alternate double, trebles
and quick order ; the latter was executed- with such
precision, that it resembled the firing ofa cannon, and
wasmuch admired by his Royal Highness and Gent-
rals.—At half-past 12, the whole terminated, and
his Royal Highness left the field. •
During the review, a gentleman Was unfortunately
rode over, and carried off the field in a state of insen-
sibility. He had received a severe contusion on
his head.

The Hon. East India Company's Regiment had a grand Field-
day yesterday, at Hackney, under the command of Colonel
ASTZLL. While the Regiment were forming in line, . Captain
Dicxtusow, who recently dislocated his shoulder, and ha his arm
in a sling, was thrown by the plunging of his horse, and much
injured.
Wednesday the 24th Regiment landed at Portsmouth, and
marched into Haslar Barracks, Gosport.
The 17th Regiment will match into Colewort Barracks on
Monday next.
It is reported that the Royal Marine Artillery are to occupy
Fort Cumberland, its neighbourhood affording extent of ground
sufficient for throwing their shells, without interfering at all with
the public.

' NAVAL IA TELLIGENCEi

The East India Company's ship Marchioness of Ely, frottt
Bengal, proceeded from the Downs, to the River, yesterday
morning. The Warren Hastings arrived off Worthing yester-
day with the following passengers, viz.—Lieutenant-Colonel
Blakeman, Mrs. Blakeman, John Blakeman, Esq. and Herbert
Ryder, F.sq. from Madras; Captain George Drew ; Messes.
Darley, Guppy, and Kinnon; Lieutenant George Warren; Cap-
tain Phillips, R.N. of his Majesty's ship 'Cann ; Mrs. Tweenbo.
rough ; Mrs. Henry Hodson, and Miss Julia Bin, from Bengal;
and 20 invalids, limited service.—Sbe sailed from Bengal the
27th Jahuary, arrived at Madras the 17th February, sailed from
Madras the sth March, for St. Helena, where she arrived the
12th May, and left St. Helena for England the 17th May.
3)* Lady Raffles, Captain Jar.tes Cozwell, arrived from Ben-
gal off the Isle of Wight, on the 9th instant, with the follnwirg
passengers, viz.—Major Phipps, 13th Bengal Native Infantry ;
Major Hughes, his Majesty's 24th Regiment ; Major Dundas,
Bengal Artillery; Captain Maxwell, Bombay Marine; Lieute-
Criddk, ditto ; Captain Sanderson, Bth Bengal Native Ca-
valry; Alexander Wilson, Esq. It. Sangster, Esq. Frank Shore,
Esq. Lieutenant Taylor, Bth Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Hey-
man, ditto, ditto; Lieutenant Wharton, ditto, ditto; lieutenant
Bai-obrigge, 24th Foot; lieutenant M‘Kensie, ditto, Ste. &e.'
Fat.stoues, JULY 9.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the Sandwich
packet, from the Brazils, sailed from Rio the 15th May, Babia
.oth, ;ad. Pernambuco the Bth June; also arrived the John and
Elizabeth, Roars, from Pernambuco in 34 days. Sailed the
Mary Ann, Lava, for Pictou.
Ps.vstotren, JULY 9.—Wind S.W.—Put in by contrary winds,
the Falcon, Frain, from Antwerp nine days, for New York, hay-
ing the late Emperor NAPOLEON s nephe* on board passenger.
Sailed the Wallace, F.oxin, for London; John, Wats, for Ntw.
j foundland ; Orion, VAtz; and Lord Cithcart, Dael:Aii, for

Odessa.
Pownstuirni, JULY 10.--Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Joseph,
PATRICK, from Siena Leone, has been supplied with a cable, and
proceeded to London. Passed by the Duke of Manchester,
from Jamaica for London. Sailed the Sir Edward Paget, Gra %Y.
for London ; and Trade; Gwyn, for St. John's. The Baltic
Merchant femains.

The French Rear-Admiral RoTown, in the Cen-
taur, 80, arrived on the 10th ult. in Gibraltar Bay,
where he found at anchor two other French vesse:s _
of war, the Trident of 74, and Guerriere of 60.
—On being acqualuted with the depredations cosh-
mitted on French commerce by the Spanish Corsairs
sent out from Algesiras, the Admiral bore up to
within a small distance from that port, and sent
his First Lieutenant to signify to the Governor,
that if four French merchanc-slaips, Le Grand, (br-
neille, L'lrma, L'Lspoir and L' Iris, which had been
captured and sent in there, were Dot instantly deli-
vered up with their cargoes he would lay his three
ships alongside the entrance of the port, and fire
upon the town. The threat had the desised effect.
The prizes and their cargoes were immediately given
up. The Centaur left Gibraltar Bay on the 22d June,
for Barcelona.
HAYMARKET THEATRI.—The COTIIiC Opera of the.
Padlock attracted a crowded audience last night.—
The parts of Leonora and Leander were sustained by
Miss PATON and Miss Love in the most able manner
and with great applause. ' Mr. WEST petforined the
part of Mungo with considerable ability. The Opera
was followed by the new Comedy of Sineetkeeirts and
Wives, which seems to increase in popularity at every
succeeding representation.
ENGLISH OPERA.--The favourite Pieces of A Row-
land for an Oliver, Lovis Dream, and Gordon Me
Gipscg, attracted a numerous audience at this Theatre
last evening. Miss KELLY sustained the principal
Characters in the two latter Pieces With the mnst in-
teresting
effect. .
• CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, J (Mr ii.
The arrivals of Grain this week are moderate, excel* of Oats
from Ireland, which are again comiderable. Primo Wheat alone
obtains Mondiy's prices. Barley, Beans, and Peas Ore „anal.
tared. Chu and to few buyers that the terms of Monday are
hardly sapponeds.sed Irish Oats are cheaper. The Suer trade
Is very d
• • . SMITHFIELD MARILKT, JULY ii. .
There was e short 'Masker this morning, id eainsegoon' ce of
which the.prices of all sons of Meat are rasher Ideas. *ma on
'last Markrt-day.--;Currenty as under :
Bet* per..srune of slb.. ss. Od. to 4s. Otl.:Nneettn, 3s. Od. to
I 4igd. • V tal,ilaod. to 54.4 d. 'Lamb, 44.0darris.4d. • Pesti Seardil.
110 4s. ND.-Hai, it. 104. to St 51... (hers 41. 1016 to U. k.ss,

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