mei 37. yAmers. YeneTCLIT, at half-pea twelve o'clock, het MA itury arrived at St. James's, accompanied by the Princeffes ELIZABETH, AUGUSTA, SOFHIA, and AmEtta. About a quarter pall one o'clock His 14, 4 , , F5ry at rived. At half pall one, the Deptita lion from theUniveiftty of Oxford arrived, with a loyal Addrefs to His MAJESTY on his late happy efcape from the Confpiracy. His Majcs-ry re ceived it on his Throne, and was pleated to return a mutt gracious Anfwer. The procelfion proceeded in the following order, two and two The Squire Beadles, the Vice Chancellor and Lord Chan cellor, the Binanin, Prodters, Noblemen C Belgians, Under Geminates. Heads of Houfes, Dodtors of Divinity, melon of Law, Donors of Medicine, Bachelors of I)ivirity, Bachelors of Law, Bachelors of Medicine, Matters of Arts, and a great number tif others, to the amount of about one hundred and forty, Who walked in proceiEon from the Thatched ioufe Tavern to St. James's Palace. At twelve o'clock a Convocation was held at the Duke of Poinsan's hout in Piccadilly, for the purpofe pf admitting the Loin CHANCELLOR to the ho nourable office of High Steward of the Univerfity of Oxford ; which ceremony being'performed, his Lord(hip took the oaths, and was admitted ac- Cordingly. His Lordfhip had been eleeted to the office for Come time paft, but had not an opportu. pity of going to Oxford to be admitted. The Duke of PORTLAND is fo much indifpofed with the gout, that he could not attend the Deputation to at. James's. Tht Drawing-room commenced at two o'clock, and in addition to the Royal Family were prefent Prince BARATOUSICI, the Imperial, Hanoverian, Turkifh, American, Batavian, Neapolitan, and Ran Ambaffadors, their Graces the Archbi- Sops of Canterbury and Dublin, the Bifhops of Wincheller, and Durham, the Lord Chan. cellor, Lord Chief Jullice ELLEVIIOROUGN, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretary at War, the Secretaries of State, the Right Honour able the Lord Mayor, accompanied by his Lady, and his Lordfhip's Chaplain, the Sheriffs of Lon don, the Attorney and Solicitor General, and the following Nobility of both fetes : Dukes--Athol, Beaufort, Montrofe, Leintter, Somerfet, and Enna Marquifics..-Abercnrn, Douglas, SaWintry, Ocienwallki, Ilertiard, Titchfield, Sago, De CarcalL Earls—Weßmordand, Morton, Chatham, Macartney, Ba. Otani, Macclesfield, Taakerville, Moira, Spencer, Sandwich, Carrhter.. %%kat:un--Slam, Grimltone, Falmouth, OILLeon. Hpod, Svpfnril, A eirim. L.nvi.—Blaney, Bruce, Yarborough, Northwick, Raft, Al in.' nley, Hawkefoury, Arden, Down, Romney, Paget, Mount Bdgecumbe, Wenrwnrth, G. Thynne, Bolton, Court Men, Selfey, hiaratam, Elliot, Kingfton, Fortefcue, Wood boort, Hobart, Aberdeen, Darnley, W. entinck, Montge. mery, Auckland, Sheffield, Hinton, Ponchcftcr, Gwydir, Abingdon, G. Thynne, Trimblefloun, Route. Generals—Ogilvie. Sinn«, Silhacoff, Cratoff, Tohnfon, Egerton, Wynyard„ Nualitain, Manners (Equerry in Waiting), Balfour, Gordon. Admirals... Young and Kale t. Governor Bentiuk - The Attorney and Solicitor General. Coloacls--Collingfworth, Bentinsk, Howard, Montgomery, Childers. Captainv—Drummond, Legge. Sin—D. Carnegie, C. Cotterel, 0. Caulfield, W. Way, H. Elethvrood, P. Hales, W. Wynne, W. Dothen, H. Dalrymple, J. Day G. Copley. W..Fawcett, F. Burdett. Mcfm—Ogilvy, Law, Fane, Mathews, Townferid, Role, Gordon, 501 i... Weft, Crofton, Thelluffon, Melton, Walpole. Pawlmer (Clerk of the Council), Atryerliein, Sarjeant, Free mantle, Villiers, Penn, York, Poky, Merry, Trevor, Korth, D. Morton, P. Carey, Hon. Mr. Villiers, Hatfel, Dewlap, and Elliot Duchetes—Northumberland, Athol. Marchioneffea—Ezeter, Sligo, Abercorn. Countetles— Brahl, Tankerville Amherfl. Wrothurft Caernarvon, Ayleibury, Harcoutt, Eentinek, Chatham, Spen cer, Camden. Vilcountcfee-41doey, Armes Lieu. Ladies—Dalt ymple,Carbanipton, IVlorningtot.Woodhoofe, Vw.neent. M. Parker, P. Compton, Sheincld. Levingdon. Bor. toa. Wilton, F. °Storm, A. Murry, Eglington , Mareletteld, L. Party, C. Howard, W. W. Wynne, Blackwood, Amherit, C. Dame:, C. licUalyfe, Left rim. Templetown , Head ley, Young, Percival, Glyn, Martian, Ellenborough, Cmsford, E. Courtney. Crofton, J. and E. Percy, Welby, liontingfiekl, A. Wombwell, Barney. ?sweat. Miltreffes—Blaekbume, Lee, ChriMe, Douglas. Mills, alai* Halley, Windham, Brown, Wheeler, A. PeachUl, De Wickham, Childers, Banks, Gain, Shirley, Holley. J. and E. Crofton, Edens, Methuen, Ridley, Bo& DaWd4 Jena, Cheiter, and De Greys. Lord Ectior, of Port Elliot, was at the Draw. ing Room fot• the Lira time tilde ten years. His Excellency the Chevalier de Souza, Mini fler Plenipontentiary from the Court of Portugal, v•-as introduced by Sir S. Covvais, and had his (irk audience of her Majsrry. The following Nobility, &c were prefented to th e 04een : Sir G. Pownat, by Mr. Fortner. Captain DRUMMOND of the Navy. Mn.Lte and Mrs. Caatsrse, by the Lady in Waiting. Mr. De LIMA was introduced, and took leaver as going to Portugal. Lord and Lady W. IMNTINCI were relented to her Ma icily on their marriage. Lady Blunt:via, the firft time after her marriage; her deers was of white facia, embroidered with large laver &run and fpangln. The drapery semis tied up with hiver curd and tato& Lady BLACIDIWDOD, on bee marriage; chefs all white. train of white laths 4 petticoat white crape with a rich border of pe:.rlv, fonnin; branches of currants, and waves of Gun in• termised. Drapery tied up with pearl tare% and ropes or ditto. Met. HARI eT.wbite crape petticoat, ribbons intermit, d. Mifii HAGSIIII, for the firli time; her deers all white, train white faun; petticoat of crape ; draperies acrofs, with (prigs of pearls, dewan up in (Angels, with bows of pearls and ribbon. Lady C. DoVIRRO was amongft the other prefentations.— Her drefs was white crape and Bowen, with wreaths acres. Mrs. Jon vin—White crape petticoat, embroidered with white Win in (prigs, and a large wreath atm& Train amber colour. Mrs. Mar•ti a sr—aka velvet train; petticoat of amber crape. Draperies trimmed with Mack velvet points, and tied Ili with ribbon of anther colour. The Dowager Countefs of Poarsmourm was fuperhly denied : her Lady(hip dropped a v...luahle diamond pin, which was fortunately found by one of the attendants, and returned. Mrs. Bais Ks's carriage not coming in time, her f. , ttlyfnip went home in the Earl of Wes-mote l. AND'S. When the Drawinproom anted, their Majts rizt and the Pa:menses returned to the Q2cen's N4UTICAL 11VTELLICENCE, MAILS THIS DAY.-...WIND N. N. W. Oft. • Dublbt o Waterford 3 o Hambargh S 2 French O Dutch PLYMOUTH, MARCH 9. Came in the Dutch (hip Dree Gefullers, Capt. J. It RYMERS, from Guernfey, bound to Roan.. Jam, in ballaft, driven down Channel by a firong eafterly wind. Came is alto the NAIAD, of 38 guns, Capt. WALL is, from the weftward ; Four Friends, of Yarmouth, Capt. RICHARD MORGAN, from Cork, bound to London, laden with provifions, wind bound ; the keliance, of London, Capt. Witt.tam Accra, from Jamaica, bound to Lon don, with rum and (agar ; the failed in November lan. The Friendfhip, of this port, Capt. HEP BURN, from Salo, bound to Guernfey, laden with brandy and wine, is fare arrived at Gibraltar t great apprehenfmns were entertained for her fafety, as (he failed from Salo early in December laft, and has never been heard Of fince until this day : (he was 44 days from Salo to Gibraltar. SHEERNESS, ht ARCH to. Arrived his Majefly's gun brig BASILISK, and hascome into harbour. The ARCHER andCumtota gun veffels have alto been obliged to run into har. botir, owing to the tremendous weather. The fhip Nancy of Baltimore, GIORGI STIZDS mailer, bound to Rotterdam, with a cargo of tobacco, cotton, and Raves, has been driven on (bore at this I place, where the now lies Cafe, with the lots of a cable and anchor, windlafs, and rudder, but it is hoped (he will get off without much further damage. The brig Three Friends of London, JOHN Su- THEILASID mailer, bound to Blakney, in Norfolk, in baling, has alto been obliged to put in here for fafety, with the lots of a cable and anchor. The brig Refolution of Invemefs, WILLIAM Ctaaa mailer, from London bound to Invernefs, is arriv ed here alto, with the lots of a cable and anchor. Captain Batm r RADER°, of the Swedifh fhip Louifs Ulrick, died this morning on board the raid M this harbour. The feveral merchant vef ids here are much difireffed for want of men. The prefs was very fevere yeflerday ; not a ye!: fel but has loft the greater part of her crew, in confequence of which many that were going to proceed on their voyages are flopped. Lieut. Gooch, and the crew of the Malik have been prefented with fomething handfome by the Hon. Eaft India Company, for their meritorious conduit while employed at the wreck of their late fhip Hindoftan. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH re. Arrived the Cleopatra, &ace s Ton I, from Vir ginia ; and Mary, Mass v, from Waterford. DOVER, MARCH to. The wind blowing very hard, we have had no arrivals from France for fome days, but a great buftie with Meffengers going.—Yeflerday one King's Melrenger and two foreign ditto, failed in the Ezprefs, Capt. &situ's, although it Mowed a gale of wind. To-day, about eleven o'clock, Mr. Coivotsaaa, one of the King's Meffengers, failed in the Prince of Wales, Capt. Sorrow, and about so palTengers, fur Boulogne. Sailed alfo the Nymph, Capt. BOXER, with Mrs. Statics' SMITH, wife of our Member, and Lady Dam wc, and two carriages. There is jun arrived the Auck land, Wit.Ltaw NORRIS, with Mr. ELSWORTN, one of the King's Meffengers, with difparches, and about a ton of foreign money ; alfo the Charlotte, P. Le Susa, with Mod: .Le Matcmapp, with difpatches for General ANDasout.—Arrived alfo the Duchefs of York, Capt. WATSON, with two tons foreign money; the Renommi, Capt. BENOIT, with Sir JOHN CALL•NDER, and 17 pallingers ; and the Rambler, C. Disoariz, is in fight, with palrengers and baggage. Monf. Fay a La r, one of the French Commercial Commiffioners, is arrived, and embarks to-morrow in the Nancy, Captain LATTI. MUIR, for France. FROM LLOYD% LIST. ILDZ• L. MA C• I 0 —.Amain as per Taft, with the Snipe sun- M'eL £. N. E. 0 aaaaaa we, M.tacs to.—Safled the Aurora, Anfe ll, for 13.trhadoes; Ageottora. Johofon, for Barcelona; Efpersnee, for Calms; William and John, Woodhoufe, for Virgi- Oda ; Iris, Kemp ; Negotie and Friendlhip, !holism, for A:n it/14mm GREENOCK, MARCH E. The Commerce, BROWN, of this port, from Bar celona for Guernfey, was put into Portfmouth the Ift inflant, after a flormy pail:age of 56 days. but ail well. The Fame, of this port, laden with merchandise, for an frills market, by the violence of the form on the night of the s6th, was driven on fhnre in the South Bay, Wexford. It is expeeted fhe will Se got off. The Jeanie, Isf'Doucaxs; and Adive, at Liverpool from hence, 4th infant ; the latter in 3s hours paffage. The Surprife, Caaaw, at Norfolk, Virginia, from London. The Jane, A voaelow ; and Ana, THearsor, at lamaica from Clyde. - 4"' EAST INDIA GENERAL REPORT. WednefdayaGeneral Cann was held at the Ea? India Houle on fpecial affairs. After the uluai forms, and the accomas laid befoie Parliament ha•l be-2n read, The Chairman (Mr. ROBERTS) Dated, that th,' nbjeft of convening the Proprietors was, to lay be fore them a plan approved by his MajAy's Mini tiers, for the recluflion of the Indian Debt, b ) appropriating, for two years, four millions ilet. ling for the difcharge of two r.:illions per an num of debt, in India. 'Phis wzs to be el led iu the following manner; and for which it would be necellary to apply to Parliament for their to the Bill, to which the Minilters had promil_J their moll cordial co-operation (here the COTTef pondence between the Court of Direaors and Lur,l CASTLEREAGH WaS read), viz. To furnifh an inveßment in India and China to the extent of Sour millions in each year, as thus : Goods and Stores, - £.1,800,0w - - 1,03D.003 India and China, - - - r,200 cco £.4 003,000 Two millions of debt to be liquida:ed atter the firll year, by Bills on the Court. Mr. CHAPMAN made a motion to this effeel, viz " That this Court approve the pi m, and recommend it t. the Director* to carry it into immediate cfr:et," Which was feconded by. Mr. Bitictewooo, an fupported by the Deputy Chairman (Mr. Bus...N -o.1,1r), MeirrS. HUDDLESTONE, MOORE, PRINSI , P, Sir F. BAKING, and Mr. ATKINS. Mr. HENCHMAN moved an amendment—.." That the Court aejourn to the 2.3 d infant, and that the paper. be printed," which was feconded by Mr. ROCK. The amendment, after receiving powerful fup port from Meas. Joints Toots and BABLR, withdrawn by Mr. HENCHMAN, and the milli qua tion was carried by a decided majotity, only foul hands being held up againft it. A filbfequent motion for printing thofe papers laid before Parliament, was negatived without a divifion. A Bill to enable the Company to keep up the Brigade of Royal Eati India Vclunteerb, on a re duced fcale, was read and approved. The Corm adjourned at a quarter pail two o'clock, fine die. We have the pleafure to Rate the fafe arrival at Calcutta, on the t6th of July, of the Hon. Eafl India Company's !hips the Lady Butes, Capt. ARCHIB•LD SWINTON, and the Iltring, Captain Dizoti MEADOWS. Theft (hip , . left England in the fining. They touched at Madeira for wine, and have been to Madras. All the paffengers, which were numerous, landed in good health. When Lord 11101 RA (poke in fo infpiriting a (train of the capability of England fitceefsfully meeting Francefingfe &add, his Lordfhip was pe culiarly happy in his allufion to the gallant Lord NELsos, w ho, 14(.1-ally/We handed, defeat .d and captured the whole of Bo TR'S 171 , 011u-41e Ar mada. The Court of Aldermen, on Tnefday lafl, Voted a Hundred Pounds a year to the Widow of the late Alderman Macaw-sr, to be paid out of the City funds. One of the upper fervants in Lord Ms 'Ammer 'b family died yellerday of the influenza. The whole of the family continues indifpofed. New Musical. FUN/P.—LA night this Mnfical Society, patronized by the Prince of Waxes and Duke of Yos e, had their grand Benefit Concert at the Opera Houk. A temporary Oreheßra wa, ereaed on the Stage, brilliantly illuminated. Up wards of ;co performers affembled on the occa lion, and the Band was very ably led by Mr. CRAM ta.—Mifs Coevalt fung, fur the firlt time in public, a fong of Button's, and was extremely well. received . - Mrs. Asa e, from Bath, fling— " Severe Bird," in a very pleating (Lyle. accompa- nied on the flute by Mr. Asa, t and BRAMAN and STORICI exerted their powers with contiderable effee. Tira Tn lATIt /1.-At Drury lane 'aft night, the Hero of elm ',web attraaed a crowded audience.— Mrs. MOUNTAIN and Mrs. BLAND, refumed their refpedive parts, and the whole ,performance went off with great applaufe.—At Covent•garden, John BO proved as happy as ufual, and was attended by an overflowing and brilliant company. Mr. Limit, Author rf the Cajle Spare, has a one aft piece forthcoming at Covent-garden, which he calls a Mono Drama. Mr. Mutt* v and Mrs. LITC/171 lILD have the principal - - - - Aawr ov Ecrrr.—On Tnefdai, the Bth intl. Colonel DALRYMPLII, of York Place, gave his an• niverfary grand dinner to the Officers of the Firff Battalion of the Third Regiment of Guards, whom he commanded in Egypt. Sir ETRIt Coort, M. Gen. MiLatit, the Hon. Capt. COCURANI, and other Naval Officers attached to the expedition. stale alto prefent. About (even the company fat down to a very elegant and hofpitable repaff ; ' after dinner many loyal mails were given, among vrhich," The Bth of M itch, The Memory of their Commander in Chief, and the other Heroes whom the chance of war had left on the field of battle," were not forgotten. The converfation of a pillant corps, expreisly affembled to commemorate the fucceffes of a day, on which the intrepid bravery of our army diffufed a brighter hiftre on the Bri till] name, and covered with the moll honourable dillinttions the ftandards of their Regiment, mull naturally have turned much on the rations inci dents of that long and gloricus campaign. None, perhaps. are more fenfibly alive to the p!eafure of recording the perils of the pail, than foldiers when thepmeet ; and it is with infinite fatisfa6tion that we remark on the prefent occafion that Vfirit du cols which has arifen from the tried and well experienced fence of each other's conduit and cha racier on fervice, and that mutual efteem, which ever unites thole who have together (Whined pri vations with patience, and faced danger with re volution. The conviviality and fellow-foldierfoip of the company were uninterrupted during the evening, and they did not leave the fare board till an early hour the nests morning. CORN AMR KE7 S. BORN IN3Pcc - rnßs te.Tv,ti FROM uximtnnr. MARCH IC. V% heat, per Load, from t 21. tos. to t 61. tcs. Mirky, per Q . Ltatter, from 11. 3s. to 11. 6i. Oats, per Q .. t 2 ester, II nm 11. ts. to i 6c p.r (122arter, from 11. tcs. to 11. 175. Peale, per (wrier, from tl. 18s. to 21. 05. MARK-L/57, NI ',ICU 11. There being now a brill( demand for fertrai ar • _les in our Market, in confelticnce of the general yinion of a rr•commencement of hiti.litles ; the rriccs have advanced—Of Oats full is. 6d. per q iarsz•—Scans 6d.-I)arley near s.—and heft heat ts. with It livelinr•fs in the fale recond qua. —M rb feiehes a better price. —Rye is utiva i A.—B“iling Peas and White Peas, even that rln of break, ate rapidly increaling.-Crafs Seeds -i , e unvaried, eacept it be Red Clover, which t he.? per. Englilb Wheat, per qr. 565. 565. Fine 575. Superfine 6os. 61s. tine Danteic Wheat, pos. 565. 58s. Rye, 3+, 36.. Barley, 245. 265. (Very Tine) 275. 6d. Malt, 425. 4 6 5. 475. ' Oats, 155. 205. 225. Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 325. Old 345 361 Tick Beans, New, 275. 291. Old 32s 34$ Hog Peale, 325. 335. 6d. Boilers, 4os. 445. Carraway Seed, 365. to 41$. per cwt. Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt. Red Clover, 7os. 945. ;op. per cwt. White ditto, gos. 115 s. 1265. per cwt. Trefoil, 36s 56s 68s per cwt. Canary, 725. to 745. per qr. Rap: Seed, 341. to 161. per laft. Flour, 455. 483 per fact. Admiral Sir RICHARD 111/10 it confined by ill. nefb to his houfe in Devonfhire•place. The Duchcfs of Divossnitt continues indif. poled. We underfland that the Duke ofQ2 MISBERRT is not dead, as was reported on Tucklay ; but he is very dangerouGy iil. One of the Morning Pa pers yellerday not only announced his death, but gave alt elaborate charauler of him, at which the Oul.e laughed very heartily. • Ter Dues of Batonswatfa.—The late Duke of BR= t "'Aril's will was opened at four o'clock oa Tuefday. He has left moil of his houfe, his p'ate, his pictures, valued at iso,oool. and his : , late lately purchafed at Woolmers, in Hertford 'hire, to Earl Gowse, together with his canal property . in Lancallsire, which brings in from fifty R, eighty thoufand per annum. All this property 1s entailed on Earl Gowast's fecond fon, Lord Ptamcis LEVIN:SU Gown. His fira fon will in herit the Marquis of STAFFORD'S eflares. To Gem neral Entorom, now Earl of BRIDGEWATER, be bequeaths the elate of Alhbridge, in Hertford !hire, and other elates in Shropfhire and York. (hire, to the amount of 30,0001. per annum.—. About 6 0 0,0001. in the Funds, he has left chiell to General &sorrow, and partly among the Coon tea of Cattisr.f, Lady Aww VERNON, and Lady LOUISA MACDON•LIS, the Chief Baron's Lady.— The Duke never was married. Thefe perfons were his relations. The Veftrymen of the with of St. James held a meeting on Monday laft, when Andrew Pollock, • the Watchman who behaved with fo much inhu m inky towards George Mango, who was found deal one morning lalt week, at the corsj of Noel fireet, was difmilred from his employment ; and the Veßrymen ordered their Clerk to inveftigate the matter further, with a view to profecining Poll )ck, and any other perfans concerned in the (id inhuman tranfaaion. About nine o'clock 101 l night, a fire broke oat at Mr. Miles's Cooperage, Rofemary-branch, ad. joining Rofemary-lane, which for a length of tints threatened deftruiftlontothe whole neighbourhood. The houfes in that quarter being all chiefly built of wo,af, it was not to be wondered at that the in. habitants were alarmed for their fafety and pro perty. As the fire penetrated towards Rofemary. lane, feveral families were busied in (tripping their premifes of the furniture, and were flying with it in all dire lions, to a place of fecurity. About eleven o'clock, feveral (mall houfes, attached to The cooperage, were entirely dellroyed, and it was thought by the affitlance of the firemen and en. gines that the fire would be prevented from ex. tending further ; but that was not the cafe ; for about twelve o'clock it communicated itfelf to fome buildings in Chamber-areet, and began to rage again with greater violence, and in the cootie of an hour did material damage. A party of the Guards from the Tower were called out to difperfe the mob, and prevent plunder.—During the pro grecs of the fire, a confiderable quantity of mufqiiet flocks was carried off to various places of fafety, and, from the appearance of the ruins oa fire, a Rill greater number wit probably deßroy ed in the conflagration. The difficulty of approach pre. vented the engines from producing that effc..rt they otherwife would have done—and, from feveral of them being obliged to work from the Lime tire. plug, a great fcarcity of water at times prevailed. 'The conconrfe of people of the lower rrder allem bled near the conflagration was immenfe ; and, to add to the confulion and horror of the fcene, a numerous and well-armed prefsgang attended on the fpot, and dragged away a number of feamen from among the moh.—Mr. Miles's cooperage is entirely d:ttroyed, and twelve houfes adjoining. The fire-men were unable to procure wat-r for above an hour and a half after the tire broke out ; and it was not got under till neat two o'clock this morning. 11 id id ro