Under the Patronage of his ItoAal Highnefs the Prince of Wales. 1( n !;.y, next, July 9, will ne a Grant) Gala and Brilliant ..I)iiplay ot Fire Works.—Achniffion 3s. Doors open at Seven, • and the Concert begins at Eight o'.gle.ck. • • • Royal Amphitheatre . , AtVey's, Weßminfte

• ' C: , yrttAcT - T I-IE ( . 4 being T • ÜbOtit crett tweve Atmi Ilcuti-R, with a ceittre,Bmitting, • tt pa tt 4.tovir cihtt t Ealt. Afton, tn - the county ( it "ch: ftfq,a as .may LeetJrius. . ttv.enntyaril tot: the a,e irquirol tietvcr ineir writinx) , at OrEce, in Got:lir:10

, ailion, • and to I uperinterul te domettic .affidis • of a Lady, or nenteel Entail Family. . She , ,fiatters herfelf the Would give fatii,Netiou, as.fht ha :•; been.thany y6ar in a iituation. ot this kid orNould have-no objei'lion to 'undertake a u.t;tor: as Nurfery. Governefs

Arrived - the Henry, Kircher, from St. John's, New- , foundland, with loss of bowsprit and tiller, fore-topmast sprung, Part of the cargo thrown overboard, and is otherwise . damaged and leaky; it is ,supposed she must discharge to repair. - Also arrived the Margaret, Crownian,

LON 1)f) 7,4 S 11/ 1113 Ell 2. We had no Paris papers, on Tuesda!, , , or yesterday, nor any other arrival from the Continent. The defi , cienty is not much to be lamented, The proposed Law . . upon the Liberty of the Press will probably remain 'before the .ttreau.i of the Chamb

DISTRESSED A Meeting was held yesterday, at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry, to take into consideration some plap for . the relief of -the unemployed Sea.mep, who are wandering through the •streets of the metropolis in a state of pauperism.. The Lord Mayor had, been invited

Wednesd — Ay afternoon, Four o'clock. There has not been any Account Day pass off so quietly and with so little 4)usiness to settle as the present, for a length of time past. The differences have been trilng-, and the continuation for the new Account (16th Octnher) ally small. C

There was nothing that more distinguished the environs of the metropolis a few years since (before the building rage commenced), than the number of Gardens open for public entertainment : we do not mean simply tea gardens, but places on the plan of Vauxhall Gardens, where concer

the faculty that colds are the foundation of every evil—as was evident by the lamented death of his Royal Highness the late Duke of Kent, lost his life by sitting in damp Boots—which induces S. HOBLE Y . , of 26, James-street, Covent Garden, to offer to the Public superior Inven