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London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

NAVAL EY7'ELLIGENCE.

FaLstourti, Jove 13.4--:-SaiWl the Duke of Kent Parket (c),
with a Mail for Lisbon.
Pr-vuouvit, Juir 14.—Wind W.-:-Arrived or the port the
Friendship, UOI:SELL, from Gavannah for Hainbdrgh. Sai
the Gute Hoffnung, "lemma, for Bremen.

DA RTHOUM, JULY 14.—Arrived off the port; the King Got/Me,
Do= • from the South Seas for London.

Ilaawwx, JULY 14.—Sailed the Henry Freeling patket, for
Cuxhaven ; Castlereagh packet, for Holland ; and Charlotte
pacl:et, for Gottenburgh—each with a Mail.

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Poarsxourrr, Just' 'S.—Wind S. W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Les, from Plymouth. Sailed the John transport, for Wool-
wich ; Crown, and Caroline, transports, for Heligoland. The
ROYAL Gera°s yacht went out of harbour, for Spithead. The
Ilindostan, for Neu. South Wales, is embarking convicts. Re-
.main at Spithead, his Majesty's ships Acme, AUSOIIIB, DOM,
ATHOL, NIKKO!, TYNE, CAMILLON, and Gar:cue; Rovast.
Gsmacx, Borax Sovraztas, and Parract Rxrirwr, yachts. The
Anemia frigate, Captain HFXILT Paxacorr, C.B. is expected to
esil on Wednesday neat, for the River Plate, to the squa-
dron under Commodore Sir THOMAS Haim% K.G.8.1L The
Donis frigate, Captain T. GRAMM!, which arrived here on Sun-
day from the River, will probably sail in a few days afterward.
Dam., JULY IL—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday and sailed
for the River, the Phenix, G 0111902,, from Bengali Governor
Harcourt, Wunox, from Demerara; and Nixon, Waxman,
from Gresrada. Sailed the Yare, Amax, for Antwerp; and
Courier, Cause. for London. Came down from the River and
sailed, the Flora, 1. micron, for Barcelona ; and Flora, Graz, for
Tcneriffe. Carne.down and sailed this morning, the Ann, Feu-
ouson, for Buenos Ayres; Dart, Van:, far Smyrna; Tula,
Wittily for Gibraltar; Thorn, GERM'S, for Prince Edward's
Island; Agincourt, ETSRARD, for Quebec; Washington, Mossy,
for. New Yark; Gratitude, SMALLS, for Genoa; Jane, Avner,
for Newfoundland ; Cyrus, HALL, for the South Seas; and Usk,
Satins, for Madeira. Arrived and rentaint, the Lady Holland,
Power.t., from Jamaica. Came down from the River and re-
mains, the Madra, WrLrnas, for Calcutta. Several of the out-
ward-bound have put back again.
Custom-House, Jinx 14—Ships Entered Outwards:—The
Royal Eagle, for Lisbon; Bienfaisant, fur Rouen; Commercial,
for Odessa; Frederick, for Rouen; Durham, for Hamburgh ;
George, for Rotterdam; Pacific, for Trieste; Marten, for Elsi-
neer; Leeds, for Ilamburgb ; Edward, far Bremen; Duke of
Kest, for Rotterdam; Susannah, for Dublin; Tom Bowie*, for
Jamaica; William, for Malaga; Prince of Waterloo, for Os-
tend; William Curtis, foiNaples ; and Prosperous, for Calais.

Saturday, his Majesty's yacht the Royal George,
Commodore the Hon. Sir CHARLES PAGET, went out
of Portsmouth harbour, completely fitted, to await
the pleasure and orders of his MAJESTY. It is ex-
pected that his MAJESTY will embark at Brighton.—
His Majesty's yachts the Royal Sovereign, Sir En-
WARD OWEN, K.C.B. and the Prince Regent, Sir M.
SEYMOUR, K.C.B. arrived from the River, on Thurs-
day. Several of the yachts of the largest class, be-
longing to Members of the Royal Club, will com-
pose part of the
_Royal cortege, on his MAJEsry's
voyage to Ireland. The elegant yacht Louisa, the
property of Lord CRAVEN, and that fine admired
brig the Falcon, belonging to the Hon. CHARLES As.
DERSON PELHAM, are preparing for the excursion.
It is the intention of Government to retain pos-
session of the Island of Ascension; for which purpose
MajorJou NCAMPBELL, Lieutenants BLENatgastAssET
and AITCHESON, (the latter of the Royal Marine Ar-
tillery), with two serjeants, two corporals, four gun-
ners, a drummer, and fifer, with 18 privates, of the
Royal Marines, embarked and sailed on Wednesday,
from Portsmouth, in the HERON brig, Capt. HANMER,
to garrison the Island for three years. Ascension is
almost a barren rock. The HERON took dispatches
for Sir HUDSON Lows and Admiral LAMBERT.

CORONATION. - Remarkable fact respecting the
QUEEN.—When this Princess was married to his pre-
sent MAJESTY, she was actually then presented to
the Bridegroom with a crown of costly jev, el, on her
head, as may be seen in that extraordinary Picture
representing her Marriage, including all the Royal
Family, in the prime of life, with the principal Pei-
sonages of the Court of GEORGE 111. in the costume
of that ceremony, painted from the life by W. HA.•
marcm, R.A. which Picture will be given in one of
the Prizes of TOMKINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY, CO be
drawn on the 24th of this Month, and may now be
seen, gratis, at No. ss, New Bond-street, where the
above curious circumstance may be noticed.—The
Lottery Tickets are selling at Three Guineas each.
ENGLISH OrattA-House..--Saturday evening, a
new Farce, in two Acts, called Two Pence, was pro-
duced at this Theatre. Roderick Mortimer, one of
the characters, is reduced by adverse circumstances,
to the acceptance of a " post under Government,"
e.g. that of a twopenny postman. But the principal
personage is Orpheus Illuemould, a cheesemonger, a
musical enthusiast, and amateur player on the bas-
soon. It was played by flaatex with great spirit,
who gave some passages on the bassoon, which
proves him to be an adept at that instrument. In
the course of the• first Act he introduced a song, in
imitation of a celebrated Italian, one well known to
the English Public, in which he instructs the orches-
tra in the mode of playing his last new compo.ition.
A humorous scene was also got up, founded on Ho-
uwarn's Enraged Musician, in which HARLEYS merit
was conspicuous. BARTLEY has also a character in
it not destitute of humour. WRENCH was the
hero of the " two-penny post-bag ;" and the other
characters were pleasantly sustained by WILKINSON,
Miss STEVENSON, and Mrs. GROVE. It was, upon the
whole well received. Mr. BiA ftTLEY, in announcing
it for this evening, laconically said " Ladies and Gen-
tlemen, on Monday we shall again have the honour of
presenting you with Twopence!" Love's Dream fol-
lowed, in which that unaffected child of nature, Miss
KELLY, again distinguished herself by her superior
acting: at the conclusion of which her MAJESTY'S
intention of honouring the Theatre with her presence
this evening, was announced.

CORN EYCK; NOY, MAae-LAwI, JULY 16.—The supply of Wheat
was large this morning, chiefly from Essex, and the arrival of
Flour coastways being also very abundant, caused dull sale for
the former article, at the prices of this day week, except for
prime picked. samples of white, which may be quoted from Is.
to 2s. per quarter dearer, but nn sales could be effected of the
inferior qualities. White Peas are 2s. per quarter dearer. The
arrivals of Oats from Lincolnshire have been large since last
Monday, yet fine cern sold is. per quarter higher, but the de-
mand was not brisk at that advance. Barley is Is. per quarter
dearer, having but little at market.—Current prices as under :
IMILISII. Small Beans 3os 33s
Wheat, Kent and I Tick ditto By. 30,
Essex ... ......... .. ~345 621 Oats, Potatce 2.3. 26s
Suffolk 34s 60$ --- Poland ... .... ~...22s 251 •
Norfolk 425 545 ....-- Feed 16a ill
Rye.
Barley 2ss 27$ .Rapeseed, per Last £34 £56
Malt s2s ills TIMMY.
White Peas 3os 565 Wheat, Dantzic .54. 608
—.-----, Priiers ...40s 404 Baltic Red, Hambro' or

Grey Peas 110 s 5251 BrabanCred
SIOTHFULLD MAL/L/LT. JULY 16.—Beef, ss. OtL to 41 Od. pt r
stone of sibs.; Mutton, 3s. Od. to 4s. Od. Veal. 3s. 6d. to 4s. 1(d.
Pork, 3s. 6d. to 45.10 d. Lamb, 4s. Od. to ss. Od.—Cattl Ma•.
ket, Beasts,2l2o; Calves, 290; Sheep and Lambs, 23,400 ; hiss,
300.—Hay and Straw per load, Hay, 31. 10s.ju 41. 10s. Clover,
41. to 51. ss. Strom, IL Bs. to It. 1 is.