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London, England, 1827-07-09 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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Earl of Beauchamp, for Madresflekl Court, Wachter;
General and Mrs. Orr, for the Condoent ; Augustus Arty's, Eaq.
from Isere, to Robertson's Hotel, to Gloucester Spa; Dr. Mackie
and the Rev. Mackie, on a tour.

THE PARK AND THE GARDENS.

Hyde Park isadessi as gay as ever. Yesterday the Fashion-
able, of first•rate esiebrity were al there. The rides, drives, and
promenades were full to an overflow at See o'clock. At the boar
of six the Hardens exhibited a &one* display of beauty,elegance,
and fashion. Lau, yellow, sod pses were the favowlte colours.
The preposterous large curls M the hair are giving way for the ye-
appearace of the ringlets. The Swiss hat improves in appearance
by the addition of ribbons of gossonser.
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT AT THE SPANISH

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

sot Harcourt, of London, Tatou*, and the Emma,
'apposed tff be arrived off the Start.
7.—Arrived from London the Helium, Lycra,

Lr▪
rived the Anthony, —, from Berbice; Mary Ann,
front Singapore; and Wetter, Wernmak, from Lie-
d from London the Doncaster, MM.'S, for Jainalca;
orsoo, for St. Andrew's.
a, JULY 7 and 11. Wind HAL to S.W.—Passed the
iry, Tuxes, (or Hanthurgh; and Isabella. Iticoaan-
"wara, in 55 days.
Amy 6.—Wind variablerrived the Lady Mary
A, from Vera Crui—sailed 12th Illay, from Havan-
t, and flAoin Bermuda Silt Jane. Sailed the Duke of
packet, for I isbon ; Lady Wellington packet, for Ja•
ioldand packet. for Halifax.
▪ Julia tB.—The Colombian brig still continues be-
lt with her prises. She Is eroding about, and is re.
e captured ais Morning a Spanish vessel.
Mar t —TM Mexican brig Detteral Bravo, Buss°,
en the 59th ultimo of CaMpeaelly by the Nueva
polish privateer, and arrived here on the 39th instant.
71031 .11aideSI4ILI ttamtarn•
PORTSMOUTH, Jens' 7.
eceived here from Lisbon state, that the three
le ships in the Tagus had been ordered to
mediately to the Dardenelles' viz. the Spar-
,ce-Admiral Lord AmeUus Beauclerk, Capt.
Warren ; Genoa, 74, Capt. Walter Bathurst,
non, 74, Captain J. A. Ommanney. The
agate, Capri Sartorius, was to remain in the
appears by the Hamburgh Papers, that the
e about to dispatch a squadron of nine sail
o the Mediter ranran, to act against the Turks.
have alto a strong squadron at Algiers.
r, the ship Wellington passed this port. after
ges tti and from Madras. By her the fol
I', relative to the squadron in the East Indies,
Ved
Mason I.—The Java, 50, Captain J. Wilson, did
itomalee, from England, until the 15th January, she
o Penang. 'apposing the Admiral to be there, which
passage Ave weeks. Admiral Gage shifted his Sag
the Boadicea, on the 21st 0 that month; and be is
kave Trincomalee to-day, for this port, having
xmer place seven months. The Admiral will re-
set three weeks. and, then proceed to Penang, Sin.
Malacca. We haw ten ships on the station viz.
Tamar, Athol, Rainbow, Success (not yet )oiLed),
Crime. Champion, and Pandora. The Tamar,
andora, are in the Rea Sea, having been dispatched
nand restitution of some property which the Pirates
zed. Tice Boadicea has left Trincomalee foe Rag-
nar will proceed homeward in June or July. The
Fly are at New South Wales; Hind, gone to Born-
ked, beteg quite rotten; Cyrene and Champion are
in a day or two, from Ttinomnalee. The only pro-
e squadron, since the Admiral pined, have been two
nom o 6 the Admiralty list. Mr. Spurting, Parser of
d Mr. Dent, Admiralty Clerk, are the only recent
ry thing is now pretty quiet in India."
has been received from an Officer of his Ma-
Boadicea, dated April 14,1827, two hundred
the Cape of Good Hope. The Boadicea
rnalee on the 25th of February; she would
ys at the Cape, and then proceed for Ports-
:hing at St. Helena and Ascension.
'rom Rio Janeiro, dated May 8, sires, that
e, 74, Captain Hon. R. S. Dundas, arrived
nil SO, from New South Wales and Valpa-
would sail for England on receiving orders
>ben W. Otway, who was in the River Plate,
ges.
s from Corfu, dated so late as the 18th of
rid that the Islands were perfectly healthy,
a lately been disturbed by the presence of
rk or Turkish • vessels. The Alacrity was
the Asia, 80, Sir E. Codrington, was ex-
was known there that Athens had fallen
nds of the Turks.

lay the Badger, Captain Charles Crowdy,
tn the Cork station, and remains the only
)ithead.—Sailed the Starling, Lieutenant
Cork. Remain in the Harbour—Victory,
Wellnley, Tweed, Mosquito, and

28, Captain Fitzwilliam Owen, fitted for
f Africa, to complete the survey of thattoast ;
iry, 18, Captain G. W. C. Courtenay, for the
lean, are shortly expected at Spithead, from

• MTV miners I ■u MAJESTY% SIIIVICZ.

e Lord High Admiral has been pleased so graciously to
consideration the services of the Petty Officers of his
ivy, for the purpose of placing them on a permanent
pectable footing than they have hitherto been, we have
r►ed hymn of them of 17 years' standing, that, from his
ee is t►e service, he will venture to alfirm,n?t bins what-
rectually cure that evil which reigns so generally among
r, inebriety, as the present system ; but be regrets very
e device ordered to be placed oo their jackets is not-al-
torn on both arms, so that they might never lose sight of
ect sad importance the emblem is intended to eon.
mitts, the same device, on both arms, of an anchor
jacket, embroidered with gold for the first class,
foe the second, would be less liable to be defaced,
mid for by the Petty Officers cheerfully, and worn
cling which would gain them respect in their duties,
them feel greater confidence is being supported by
In^•"—B7 the Lord High Admiral's order, of the
t." whenever a ship is paid off, such of the Petty Officers
re it, shall be turned over to the flag--hip at the r.rt,
so her books as supernumeraries, with the same ratings
a t►e ships whence they came, and shall be allowed a
Iterval of absence on leave ; on their due return front
are to be placed in se♦going ships, with the same
t►e pay of the rate of the ship to which they shall be
appointed."

ntreal Papers to the 7th ultimo, contain re-
athentic particulars from Captain FRANKLIN;
bet are 12 h, 26th June, and 21st September.
allowed the Mackenzie river to its mouth,
FRANKLIN then surveyed the coast of the
om 113 deg. to 149 deg. 38 min. west longi-
. was calculated the expedition would have
lc] Cape in five days' more journey, but having
()Wed in dente fogs for fifteen days, the resolu•
taken to mum (17th Aug.) The fallowing is a
Lon Captain F. to the chief factors. chief
and officers in charge of the Hudson's Bay
Ins post:

" Fort Franklin, Great Bear Lake, Vat Sept. 1826.
sausi—l ►ave to request you will have the goodness to
c accompanying dispatch• to Montreal with the least
ay. I am happy to inform you of the safe return of
bet' of the expedition to t►is establishment, after having
le sea coast from the longitude of 113. to 149. 38. W.
" I have the honour to be, &c.
"JOHN FRANKLIN."
'patch above alluded to, which was for Government,
Passed through the Post Office here, must have been
from Sault St. Mary's (where it arrived 12th April
irk and the United States, for England.
duction cf the rate et interest by the Bank has
ad a senible effect on tile market for l;' lonial
On Saturday great avidity existed fur pur-
otfee, sugar, &c. but the holders demanding
p ices, not much business was done.
s new Melo Drama, called The Cornish Aliners,
'orrn fig at ARNOLD% English Opera House.
in rival in popularity his farce of /he U.
l'u;, ad Note.