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London, England, 1811-07-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLISINCZ.

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FALMOUTH, JUNE 29,
Arrived the brig Friends, SREEDON, from Liver- I
pool, to wait convoy for Malta.—Sailedayesterday
the Chichester packet, Rooms, with mail for Lisbon;
and this day the Mary Ann, MARTIN, for Malta, and
the Bristol, Rms. for Swansea.—The Nocton packet
sails to-morrow with mails for Cadiz, Gibraltar,
Malta, and Sicily.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 30.
The transports with the 9th Light Dragoons on
board, went out of harbour into Catwater last night
and this morning. Arrived the VA UTOVR, of 28 guns,
from Guernsey.
JULY 2.—Arrived the NORTHUMBERLAND, of 74
guns, from the Rochefort station ; and the ABER?
CROMBIE, of 74, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Vey-
TOUR for the Guernsey station.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2.
Sailed his Majesty's ship AQUILON for Plymouth,
and the ROYALIST for the Downs, with the Lord
Eldun transport and other ships under convoy.
DEAL. JULY 2.
Sailed the EoLus for Rio Janeiro. !Vinci calm.
YARMOUTH, JULY a.

Arrived this morning in these Roads from a
cruize in the Baltic the FAWN sloop of war, and
CRACKER gun-brig. From the number of vessels
they have sent in here, they are completely desti-
tute of seamen to navigate their vessels. Arrived
the CRACKER gun-brig, last from Harwich, with
four sail of transports, bound to the Northward.—
Sailed this morning the STARLING gun-brig, Lieu-
tenant NAPIER, with the ships bound to Davis's
•Streightb, for furs. Sailed for the Baltic with stores
the CENSOR gun-brig, Lieutenant Lucas. Remain
—Vixen, Vice• Admiral MURRAY, Britomart and
Blazer gun-brigs, with the above-mentioned ships.
Wind variable.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
Recruit and 'Frothy, for the Diamond and Karen Louisa, ot;
Saturday, at 22, Norfolk-street, and there recalled.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Edinburgh Packet, Peele, from Leith to Bridport, is on
shore near Whitby. Crew and cargo saved.
The Samuel Gambier, Hawkins, from the Isle of France, is
wrecked on the Cape of Good Hope. Part of the cargo saved.

THE Colt/ of THE REALM.—The following is a
copy of the letter recently sent by Lord KING to his
tenants. It is, we understand, the notice alluded to
by Earl STANIIOPE, on his late motion, and in his
speech last night in the House of Lords : •
By lease, dated 1802, you have agreed to pay the annual rent
of --, in good and lawful money of Great Britain. In conse-
quence of the late depreciation of paper money, I can no longer
accept of any Bank notes at their nominal value in payment or
satisfaction of an old contract. I must, therefore, desire you to
provide for the payment of your rent in the legal cpin of the
realm; at the same time, having no other object than to re-
ceive payment of the real Intrinsic value of the sum stipulated
by agreement, and being desirous to avoid giving you unneces-
sary trouble, I shall be willing to receive payment in either of
the manner* following, according to your option:-
Ist. By payment in Guineas.
2d. If Guineas cannot be procured, by a payment in Portugal
sold coin; equal in weight to the number of guineas requisite to
discharge the debt.
Sd. By a payment in Bank paper of a sum sufficient to pur-
chase (at the present market price) the weight of standard gold
requisite to discharge the rent. The alteration of the value of
paper money is estimated in this manner.
The price of gold in 1802, the year of your agreement, was
ifd per ounce ; the present market trice is £4. 14$. arising from
the diminished value of paper—in that proportion an addition
of £l7. t Os. per cent. In paper money will be required as the
equivalent fu; the payment of rent in paper.
(Signed) Krsi G.
N. B. A power of re-entry and ejectment is reserved by deed
in case of non-payment of rent due.—No draft will be received.
On the 21st of May Marshal BERESFORD, in Gene-
ral Orders, expressed his high satisfaction with the
different corps who had more particularly distin-
guished themselves in the battle of the 16th. He
had thanked the whole generally on the 17th.

The Spanish Commanders have issued Addresses
to the misled adherents of King JOSEPH, inviting
them to join the ranks of the defenders of their coun-
try, and lend their aid in expelling the invader from
the Peninsula.
It was rumoured in the course of yesterday, that
several licences had reached London from France, the
object of which, was to permit the importation of
coffee into that country, and some other articles of
1 colonial produce from this. But it is untrue.
The extensive preparations making for the Grand
Fete .to-morrow evening, at Ranelagh, Millbank, has
excited the attention of all the Fashionables at the
West-end of the town in a pre-eminent degree, while
the announced display of sky and water-rockets on
the river has awakened the curiosity of all ranks of
society. An attractive phalanx like this must cause
the Gardens tO overflow at an early hour.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.-•-.MrS. JORDAN made
her appearance last night, for the first tine this sea-
son, at this Theatre, as Widow Cheerly, in The Sol-
dier': Daughter. At her first entrance she was re-
ceived with three distinct rounds of applause, so gra-
tified was the house with the return of an old fa-
vourite ; and on every succeeding appearancl she
was greeted with loud demonstrations of approbation.
Her character she supported most ably.
DUEL —A meeting took place on Monday morn-
ing on Hounslow Heath, between Mr. F—, of Ca-
vendish-square, and Captain C , an officer of
Dragoons, in consequence of a dispute which origina-
ted in the endeavours of the Gentlemen to abtain ad-
mission to Carleton House on Wednesday last, for
two Ladies, each having one under his protection.—
On their meeting again by chance on Saturday even-
ing, the dispute was renewed, a challenge was given
and accepted, and the meeting in question took place.
Both Gentlemen fired at once, and each shot taking
effect, (Captain C-- receiving a ball in the shoul-
der, and Mr. F-- being slightly wounded in the
leg) the seconds interfered, and an accommodation
took place. The Gentlemen, who are distantly related,
retnrned to towst in the same chaise. Captain C—
is not considered as being in any danger.
Cony;-MARKET, JULY S.—There are short remain-
ing supplies of Wheat coastwise to-day, but consi-
derable of the late foreign arrivals, about 20,000
quarters, not much of first quality, which is in re-
, quest, and last prices fully maintained, but inferior
! heavy sale—Barley in short supply and dearer—Malt
And Beans of. each description nearly at Monday's
eurrencyr-Much higher, prices. are asked for White
Peas—b'cance sup Grey, price rumnival—TheTe, are
likewise but short ientaruing oup.piips of Qats, sin 4
this trade fully 'main;sins last siusficions—Floutuat
14w !14V1N4 riffs'