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London, England, 1829-07-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGHNCE.

Matc.s Annum Tuts DAT—Dublin 2—Waterford:2-11olland 1—
Flanders l—Fraice i —Guernsey and Jersey 2.

The Captain Cork, Armstrong, from Wyborg, ran on shore on
Cbalby Sound, near Bevel, on the 2d ultimo, and filled with war.•r.
Down.—Arrived the Adrian and Jacobus, from Batavia; En.
voy, Blackmer, from Havannah ; and Dapper, Dolkinson, frJra
New York.

Dram, JOLT 11.—Wind S.W. to W.S. W—Arrived the Stand.
ard, from New York ; Underwood, Wood, from Demerara; He-o,
from Trinidad; London, Smith, from Quebec ; Thetis, Hero
and Narcissus, Park, from Jamaica; and Glaphyra, from the Ws-t
Indies. Arrived from London the Upton Castle, Mack. r,
Bombay; Larkins, Campbell, for New South Wales; Thiele',
Anderson, for ditto; and Borodino, Kellick, for Sierra Leone.
JULY 12.—Wind W.B. W.—Arrived the Ebenezer, from Per-
nambuco and Australia. The outward•bouttd remain.

Poarsmotrru, JULY 11.—Wind tram.
London the Lady Nugent, Wimbk, for Calcutta; Cape packet,
Dixon, for New Smith Wales; Ann and Mary, Scott, for Orme
rara ; and Henries). for Cadiz. Passed the Hibernia, from Ja-
maica. Sailed the Thames, Robinson, for Philadelphia. Several
vessels have come in yesterday and to-Jay from the Calibre.
Castle. Pilots report the ship sallies a great deal as she lightens.
and if it continues to blow as it has done these few days pas:, she
cannot hold together more than a day or two.
Pzvisoover, Jazr 11.—Wind SE.—Arrived the James, Peake.
from Prince Edward's Island; and Cato, from Quebec. Sided
the Baroness Keith, Wate, for Troeriffe. Arrived off port the
Burlington, Power, from St. Kitt's; and Jonge Hendrick, from
St. Croft.

FALMOUTH, JULY 10.—Wind S. W.—Sailed the Duke of Mid
borough packet, for Lisbon; Marquis of Queensberry packet, for
the Mediterranean; and Friosbury, 'Walker, for Quebec.
Lavacroot--Arrived the Guy, from Barbadoes; the Rob, rt Kerr
and General Brown, from Charleston ; Lady of the Lake, horn
Philadelphia ; William Pena, from Savannah ; Margaret and
Charlotte, from Quebec; Atlantic, from Halifax; William Wal•
lace, from Demerara; and Kingston, from Miramichi.
HOLTHZAD.—Arrived the Favourite, Kirkaldy, from St. Lucia
and Mary, Ford, from Miramichi.

The Duke and Duchess of CL AItEN CE gave a grand
dinner, at their residence in the King's I'alace, St. James's, on Sa-
turday, to celebrate the anniversary of their wedding day. Among
the company were—The Princess Augusta and the Duchess of
Kent, the Duke of Sussex, the Puke and Duchess of Gloucester,
Prince Lepeld, Ste

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The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and tla.
Princess Soren ZIATILDA, were present at the dinner party given
by the Bishop of Rocnama, at Bromley, on Friday, to the
Princess AUGUSTA.

The Princess AUGUSTA gave an elegant dejeune on
Saturday, at her redden• in the King's Palace, St. James's, to the
Duke and Duchess of Carmine', the Duchess of Gam:corm, the
Princess &mum, and the Duchess of Sus Wauma.
The Duchess of KENT and Prince LEOPOLD honoured
the performance at the Italian Opera House, on Saturday evening,
with their presence. _ _

The Duke of CLARENCE, the Duke of SUSSEX, and
the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCZSTRI, visited the Princess At/our:a
yesterday.
The Princess AUG USTA attended Divine Service yes-
terday morning at the Chapel Royal. St. James's.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTOR I A
attended Divine Service in the Private Chapel in the King's Palace,
Kensington, yesterday morning.
The Duchess of CLA REN cr. and the Duchess of SAX I.
Wmu.sa attended Divine Service in the Royal German Chapel.—
The Service was performed by the Rev. Dr. Kuria.
A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afrernoon, at
one o'clock, at the Foreign Office, which was attended by the .ord
Chancellor, the Duke of Weithigt )))) , Kohl of Rosalyn and Aber-
deen, Viscount Melville, Lord Mienborough, Mr. Secretary Peri,
Sir George loamy, the of the Exchequer, Mr. Meeks,
and Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald. The Ministers remained in delibera.
don about three hours. Sir George Murray came to town from
I Sunning Hill to attend the Council. Earl Batborst was the only
member of the Cabinet absent, his Lordship having left Dropmore
Lodge. on Friday, for his seat at Cirencester. After the breaking
up of the Cabinet Council the Chancellor of the Exchequer and
family left town for his scat is Sussex. Mr. Secretary Peel left
town the sante evening on a visit to the Earl of Cassino, at his seat
at faleworth.

The French Ambassador and the Marquis de BA RBA -
cola transacted business on Saturday, at the once of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Aff.dra .

A Gentleman arrived at the Foreign-office on Satur-
day, with dispatches from Lord STUART DX itorstsav, our Ambaa•
sador at Paris.

The LORD CHANCELLOR and the CHANCELLok of
the &cumulus visited the Duke of Wilmslow* on Saturday.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Jogs 13.

Oar Foreign supplies continue to arrive most abundantly, and
the price of Wheat would have again fallen this morning hut for
the unsettled state of the weather ; the consumers, however, made
their purchases (but few in number) with great reluctance, at the
price of last Monday. Barley, Beans, and Peas continue at nearly
last Monday's quotation, but extremely dull Oats were full is.
per quarter cheaper, owing to the magnitude of the arrival. There
was some talk on Friday that the price of Flour would he lowertd.
but the rain has made the mealmeu alter their determination. lei
other articles there I. no alteration.

Whist, Kent & Ewes, 60s 72s Peas, Grey 341 56.
Suffolk, 601 70s Beans, Small 349 369
Norf•lk, 30s 60s Tick 32s 35s
Rye 289 309 Oats,_Potatue 264 30.
Barley 20s 345 Poland 249 489
Malt 50s Slis Feed 161 24s
Peas, White Mb 34. Flour, per sack, 60s. Its
Boilers 361 40s , Rapeseed 231. 251. per last.
IMTOSTATIONS LAST WILZIG
Wheat, English quarters 1.568 j Irish Oats
Do. Foreign 32,036 i Rye, English
Irish Ditto Do. Foreign
Barley, British 1,774 Beans, English
De. Foreign 960 Ditto, Foreign —.
Irish Peas English 365
Malt, English 4,283 Ditto Foreign 365
English Oats 16 301 English Flour, sacks 6,373
Foreign Ditto 6,040 American ditto, brh 3,306
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY 13.
CATTLI AT NASJCIST.

Beasts 2,290 I Sheep and Lambs 25.400 I Pigs 210 I Calves 2ti.
Beef . • 45 Od to 4s 6d Veal . . 45 4.1 to Ss 04
Mutton . 4s Od 4s 6d Pork . . 4s Od Si
Lamb . 55 Od Ss ad
Hay per load, 43 10s. to £4 10s. Clover £4 0.. to £3 10..
—Straw 42 Os. to £2 6a.

COAL MARKET—Tuts DAY, Hair-PAST 01111.
The Coal Exchange was well attended by merchants to-day. and
there was a rod supply both of Sunderland and Newcastle Coal,
41 ships having arrived since Friday last. Coals generally were in
fair demand. Ships arrived during the present month, 3511.
Beat Wansftd Coals . 31s. id. Us. Od.
Other sorts . . £4s. tid. SOs. N.
Mips as Market, MI.