JULY.

11.*--"The duty on port wine expected at Lynn alone will, it is said,

amount to 80,000 pounds."

--*"The Postmasters General have permitted the mail coach to be

established from Lynn to unite with that from Norwich and Yarmouth at

Barton Mills."

17.--Wroxham Regatta took place. "The novelty of a sailing match

attracted a great deal of company." It was won by the Union, the

property of the Rev. Mr. Preston.

18.--The population of Norfolk was returned as 274,221, of whom 130,249

were males and 143,972 females.

28.--At a general meeting of the Deputy-Lieutenants and magistrates,

presided over by the Lord Lieutenant (the Marquis Townshend), it was

resolved to adopt measures for the effectual defence of the county and

the preservation of property.

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