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IPROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY 'PROMOTIONS. wait.nrltcn. pint 9. id Regiment of Drogue Guards—Captain Richard Adams, from the syth Fost, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hadley, who exchange. sd Rtginsatt of Dragoons.—Cornet Counte= t* be Linguae, by purchafe, vits Perrot, promoted r the 6oih Foot Ditto.—Lieutenant Wallas John Lambe, (roe the isdloot, to be Lieutenant, vice Winter, who exchanges 14tb alto—Captain I honsas W. Brotlettas, from the mit Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, eke Silvers*, who ex• charges 7 7th Ditte.—Llessensot Jonathan Witlington to be Captain of a Troop.viee dreeafed. slit Ditto—Captain Charles Sllvertop, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Brotherton, who ex changes: ift Ittginatet of Foot—lieutenant James ROwan, from the 64th Foot. to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Tidy, promoted in the Sth Weft India Regiment. 4th Ditto--C.aptalo David Williamfon to be Major. without put- Chafe, vice Oaks, appoirted to the 1 tth Royal Veteran Batta lion ; Lieutenant J. W. Fletcher to be Captaio of a Company. vice Williamfon ; Eedgn Jonas Fawfon to be Lieutenant, vice Pletcher. To be Bongos—Bongo John Staveley, from the staft Foot, vice Thoreau, promoted in the 4oth Foot. Francis i.e Blanc, Gent. vice Hayton, promoted in the 58th Foot. Chatham Hannam, Gent. vice MNamara; G. Richardfon, Gent. vice Saunders, proanked in the 6111 Foot. William Henry Carroll, Gent vice MLeon ; Jocelyn Conolly, Gent. vice Knight; promoted la the 44th Foot; John Putland lamellas. Gent. vice Fawfon. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant J. H. Hewitt, front the 38th Foat, to be Captain of a Company, withont purchafe, vice Edwards, pro tooted in the 9th Garrifon Battalion. Stb Ditto—Captain James Ogilvie to be Major, without purchafe, vice Monahan, promoted in the aft Weft India Regiment; Lieutenant Henry Sadleir to be Captain of a Company, vice Ogilvie. 14th Ditto—Lieutenant James Mayo to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe, vice Johnfon, appointed to the 3d Gar rifon Battalion. zsth Ditto—Lieutenant Garrett Quill to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe. vice Bonne, promoted in the 4th Weil India Regiment; Enfign Richard Little to be Lieutenant, vice Quill; Rowland H. P. Laugharne, Gent. to be F.nfign by pur chafe, vice King. promoted ; George William Bell, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Little. aBtk Ditto—Captain Henry C. Sutherland, from the 93d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, atickßainbrigge, who exchanges. a 'it Ditto—Second Lieutenant Wiliam Sankey to be Flrft Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Pringle, promoted. sjd Ditto—Lieutenant William Rofe Wynter, from the 3d Dra goons, to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Lenthal, who exchanges. 32d Ditto—AM/tent-Surgeon George Bell, from the 48th Foot,' to be Surgeon. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant Adam Hobbirk to be Captain do Com pany, by purchafe, vice Terrewelt, promoted; Lieutenant George Croft, from the 6th Drigoons, to be Captain of a Com pany, by porthole. vice Dickler'. promoted on the Qyarter- Mafter-Generars Staff; Lieutenant Robert Duff. from Half- Pay of the Seth Far. to he Lieutenant, vice Adams, who ex changes; Bongo Mogk Sheerer to be Lieutenant, vice Hobkirk. 36th Ditto--Qyarter-Mafter William M'Leod, from Half pay of the late Northumberland Feneibles, to bs Sago, vice O'Neill, whole appointment has not takcn place. 37th Ditto—Enfign John Daum to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, detailed; Enfign William Stuart, from the a7tb Foot, to be Fnfign, vice Lieutenant Thames James to be Adju tant, vice Williams, el t o c ar e d. 434 Ditto—Captain Thema, Prodtor to be Major, without pur ch.re, vice Cameron, promoted in the 7th Weft India Regi ment 46th Ditto—Captain Jam, Stewart, from the York Lratrlnfan try Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, vice 0' Pre' mooed Ir. the York light Infantry Volunteers. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant James Taylor to be Captain of a Com co;by purchafe, vice Stuart, who retires; Eafign Frederick to be Lieutenant, without purdah, vise Grant, who re figi.s • PIMP Harris, Gent to be Enfign , vies Howe. 56th iito--Affallant-Surgeon George Howard, from the halt Foot, to be AlLitant Surgeon, vice Raaelito,pbad or. Half-pay. 39th ritto--Captain John .r. Horflcy. from the ad Dragoon Onarls, to be Captain of a Company, vice Adams, who u- Ctanges. "I.too--Fa6gn Edward Windfor to be Lieutenant, vice Rowan. promoted in the Royals; Jofeph Marchinton, Gent to be Enfign, vice Windfor. • 734 Ditto—.Arthibali MNaughtan, Gent. to be Entlgn, by por thole. vice Wright, promoted; John Ovens, Gent. to be Longo, by purchafe, vice Durk, promoted. 75th latto--Alexander Jof Rankin, Gent. to be Bongo, by pur chafe. vice Richardfon promoted. Bsti Ditto—Lieutenant John Murdock Wardrop to be Caplan of a Cumpany. without purchafe, vice Niano, promoted in"the 4th Welt India Regiment; Enfign Samuel Jenkins to be Lieu tenant, vice Wardrop; Peter Shaw, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Jenkins. loth pitto—.John Parker Kidd, Gent. to be Bongo, without pur. chafe; vice Anketen, promoted in the ad Gard= Battallbn. F7th Ditto—L ieurtnant Robert C. St. John Lord Clinton, front the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, with • out porthole, vice Edwards, callaiered ; Bongo Stephen Mikity to be I ieutenant, without porthole; John Doyle Bagenal; Gent. " to be Er.fign, vice Marley. 88th Ditto—Licutenant John Armftrong, from the Sd Garrilon Battalion,to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Spth Ditto... Lieutenant Robert Sanderfon, from the 9th Garai fon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Grier, who exchanges. • Seth Ditto—Enfign William Sweeny to be Lieutenant, without porthole ; A Hiroo, Gent to be Enfign, vice Sweeny. 9t ft Ditto—Francis lime, Gan. to he Enfign, without purchafe, vice Stavely, appuil:ted to the 4th Foot. 934 Ditto—Captain Philip Bainbrigge, from the 18th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, who exchanges. 97th Ditto—Lieutenant James NaSh. to be Captain of a Company without porthole, vies Rkhardfon, appointed to the tali Royal Veteran Botalion ; Forgo Hypolite Michel to be Litutesant, withou: purchafe, vice Thorne, promoted in the 36th Font; l'nfign A. Hypolite do Froger to be ditto, vice Nab; Evans Kettlev..ll, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Michel; G. Shipley, CCM t • be Enfign, vice Froger. _ _ s Weft inilia Regiment--EnOgn John Poolton to be Adjutant. with . the rank of Lieutenant, vice Butke, deceafeds Thomas Haetifon, Gent, to be Enbin,wi•hoot purchafe, vice Poolainu.. 4th Diro--Captain John Baillie, s troruthe tjth Foot. to be Ma ktr, without purchafe, vice Dobrldio, promoted in the 6th Weft 1. Ail Regime' t. 6th Ditto--Major Henry Benedid.t DOOM, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be .Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cuter, de ceded. lith Ditto—Captain Francis Silly Tidy, from the Royals, to be Major vice define, deccaid; Lieutenant Duncan M'Bean to • he Captain of a Company, vice .Edgeworth, deceofed; William Lorimer to be idcutemitt, without purohafe; M` dill, Gent tohe EDJIgn, vice Lorioicr. Koval Weft irdia Rangers—Lieutenant William Kennedy to be Captain of a Company. withouiparebafe, vice O'Rourke, pro: muted ; Enfign joie ph Barney to be Cimtrost.t. vies Kennedy. "loth Light 'Dietary Voluntecr.....Caytain Fdward ti*Huo, from the 46th Foot. to he Major. vice Piaxley, deceakd. :. • Major General Rattler's Regiancot--I.lt otenaiu avid O'bfeb• lane, from the ad Garrifoo Bottalkia, to bo Captalo of* Com. pany.without parade. eke Yong. epresi o dze i t=t i Wattevillea Regimen...44Bp Edmood la the 6cth Foot, to be I 'cotenant. •• • .: . Froberg's Rog9nient:--I.leuttriant Charles J. Iffalwore. from the 9 ith Foot, to be Captain a a Company, vire Watemille.-da eeafed. - ad Garrifon Battalion—Enfign William Aoketell, from the Estb :oat, tb be Lieutenant, vice O'Mallane, proMotcd io 'Major- Get.eral Ramfiy's Regiment, , )t b, Di t m...Licottnant Stephen Grier, from the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sanderfoo, who exchanges. • ith Royal Veteran Battalion.--Vlajor Robert Dahl, from the 4th Foot, to be blajor, vice Cbrill le promoted. . .• . . Si AFF. I.letitenant Colt.nel WiLiain Kent, of the Toth Foot, to bean In 1, , ;line. Field Ofllia of Yeomanry and Vtduntea Corps* the ' i 6 h.. . . a i y MiOgley. on Half Pay of the York Flailed% gobs 6 r C win at "[Utility Fort. •• • HOSPITAL STAFF. ildward Nathaniel Bancroft, M.D. from Half Pay, to be rapid= to the Forces. Dome. M.D. to be Pltyftelan to the Forces. _ . Suwon Edward Team s from Half Pay, to be Sums. !wee . Farms. u Surgeon Thomas F. Nlcoby , from Half Pay, to be Forms. .• Surgeon Willitat Paton, front Half Pay of the r3th Foot. lla Surgeon of a RocrultiogDiftriet,vlmHarbinfon, who adman. Apothecary Alexander Stewart, from Half Pay,to be Apothecary to the Forma. Deploy Purveyor 0 Tepping Aydin., from Half Pay, to be De- puty Purveyor to the Forms. The King's German Legion. tft Battalion of the Lino—Cluiftian Henry Baron During, to be EnOrts, vice George Darns During promoted. yth Ditto—Eniign Akx. Baron Wealdlern to be Lieutenant, vice Pape, appointed Qoarter Maker; Cadet Serjeant Lewis Hart. mann to be Bain. vice Wenkftern ; Lieutmant Godfded Pape to be Qarter /defter. vies Baethgen, who magi% Bth Ditto—Lieutenant John Thalmann. from the Glarrifon Cam. parry, to be Lieutenant, vice &blotter, who exchanges. Oarrifon Company—Lieutenant Charles St-Mutter, from the Bth - . Battsßoo o f the Line, to be Lkutenant, Tice Thalmann, wbo exchanges. ostimaxes orrice, Jugs 6. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman - Cadet Richard Z. Madge, to be Second Lieutenant. vice Huffier, promoted. Dated May 4, din. Commiffions in the Bullitigdon Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. William Henry Milburn, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wetland, refigntd ; Chriftopher William Willoughby, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated April 13, 1806. Cornmiffion in the Bedfordlhire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Hyde M. Browne, Gent. to be Eulign. Dated April as, 1807. Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford.—Lient. Colonel Matthew's Regiment of Herefordfhire Volunteers. Thomas Cooke, Efq to be Major. Dated March 5, Aloe. To be Captains—William R avenbill, John Gwll iet. William Grif fith., and ifaac Lee, Efqrs. Dated Feb. 28, tilos. William Milton and Thomas Baylis, Elgin. Dated July 1 180 x . To be Llcutenante—John GrifS•hs John Finch Evans, Richard Pritchard, Thomas Elliot, and Robert Jones, Gents. Dated Odlober 19, 1806. • Enfagn Francis Oritton. vice Compfon refigned ;and ChariesJames Dare. Gent. Dated April 6, alloy. To beEnfigns—john MUIy Thomas Maul, John laces, and Wil liam Thomas, Gents. Dated July t 9, dog. Thomas Webb, Gent. Dated Sept.l% IEO6. John Fanner, Gent. Dated April 6, 'Soy. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jahn Irving and John Tatham, of Lancafter, wine and liquor merchants. May 29, 3807. John Hunter, then of Rye, Suffe; but now of Hawkhurft, in Kent, and James Smith of Cadborough, near Rye, common car riers. July t. 1806. Jabex Punderfos, of Northallerton. Yorkfkire, and William 'Anton, the younger, of Brampton, in the Paid County, lista manufadurers. Mayas, 3807. James Nixon and John Draper, pattern drawers and print cut ters. Dee. 3T. t Sod. Jan Willlbawand Thomas Platt, of lVfanekeiter, boot and aloe makers. May 9, 1107. George Hopwood and John Leonard, of Kingfion upon Hall, grocers and tea dealers. Feb. a, stay. Elisabeth and Maria Hear, of Norwich, milliners ind drefs makers March as, 18427 R. M. Afibury and Samuel Cinder, of Wigan, potteta. De cember as, 1805. Thomas White end William Godfrey, of Winterton, Lincoln. Sire. groc.rs and draper& May tj, 1807. Samuel Jack(on and William Gent, of Congkton, Cheflaire, filk throwftcrs May alt 1807. Edward Woodcock and Cuthbert Woodcock, in ROA! ftreet, Bermondfey. Surrey, tanners and Spanilh leather dreffers..— April 24, 0807. James butler and Charles tither, of EaR Retfurd„ Northamp tonftire gun makers. May 7, !Sol. Samuel Stevens and Samuel Goodwthe apratlearecle 1.084195, wareboufenten. May 26. 3 807. Wiltlaat Elyard, William Price, and Launcelot Hailope,of John arena. America fleare, London, 04 and infurance Lrokers, May 3 0 , 3807. John Wright and William &mill, of New Bridge-ftreet, Lon don. attornkv, May 11, 1807. • Henry and James Jackfon, of Haverhill, Suffolk, June A, tBO7. Alex. nthbert, Thus. Brooke. and Geo. Rob. Cuthbert. Max sq. 1807. Joreph Roberts and Thomas Nay, of Nottingham, lace mann. fadurers, May 1807. . . Charles Clark and Samuel Wood, of Congleton, Chefhire, iron mongers. 'May 7. tBo7. William Craven and Richard Afficton Nanfan, importers and dea l le g r o. s 7 in Foreignnd a !rid& fpirits, in Manche_ ftcr. J une 4, William Reece, John Burrows Thomas Milward, and, David Dawfon, of Manchefter, coach galas. May 18, 1807. John Wills, fen. and John Wills, jun. of Plymouth, whitegnsiths. rune 6, !Boy. John Joules and Richard Bithop, of Fleet Most, London, pout. tcrcrs. June 6, aoy. Wiiliant Thompfon, James Noble, and John Armftrong, of Lancaiter, filk fpinners, and John Thoaipfon, late of 'Lamalbws merchant. May 23, aoy. William Chefter and Michael Cheßer, of Matlock-Bath, Der byfialre, linen and woollen drapers. January a, sky. BANKt&IIPTCY ENLARG RD. Aural r. Matthew Puckey, late of the patina of Probus,Cornwall, woolftapkr, at ten, at the Red Linn Inn, Truro.' • BANKRUP S. William Bickford Jackfoli, of Exeter, merchant, dealer and chap man; to furrender June 23,30,15e1even, and July 21 at five, at the Globe Inn, F xeter. Attornle., Mr. William 6:wring ; or Mealy. Williams sad Date, Bedford. row, London Thomas Nickell. the younger, of Power, Cornwall, Trip-wright, • July shsd at. at eleven, at the Rote and Crown lnn, Fowey Attorney. Mr. William 8 rowo,; Fowey. jefeph Carlefs of Maiditone. Kent, eorn•merehant, June so. ay, and atftwelre, at Guildhall. London. • Anomie., Mr. Cooke, Maidßobe; .orf Mr. Webb. St. Thomas's ftreet, South wark. .• ;. ohs Hall, of the pariTh of Bedminfter, (bur now a ptlfoner fn (lloueefter gaol,) - June 24, 23, and July at, at eleven, at the White lion, Broad !treat , Briftol Attor- Dii>it Mars Leman ' in Mika ; or Meffrs. Edmunds and Soo, Exchequer Once OfPleal; Lincoln's Inn, London. he Holder, of Painfwiek, GRoneeterlitire, butcher. June t y. and• ulyas. at twelve, attbeltakon Inn. Palawiek. Attorney, Mr. W. A. Cooke, Stroud, Olongefteribire. Jibe lithelter; bee of Dunkkh Ilkiltikeith of Broughton Ord, Wm, miller, dealer and airman, jilt* 21.4. and July at, at eleven, at the Kt g's Arnaer Inn, Mellibium, Wilts. Mummies. Mr. Nicholas Petit Phete, /dell aunt; m,Meffn. Sandie and Horton, No. Verane court. Elsa area. LowOon. Thomas Tinto* Rowe, of Chelmsford. Mks, lispem.draier, June 1 3. 1 a, inClu_l7 a at ten, at Oldidhen• Lunden- Attorney, Mr Oldhans~ j Hend court, Orwietkorch Slim, London. • Edward Belden, of Marlievikeeto s.rts; aultfter, mealman, brewer , drake and chapman, Juno is, at sue, June attkandlf , at, au ten. at .0•11Mtall. Lon4/1: int.naris Mr. P H .tiog's Bench Walk, Temple. . • t • jiakj: s *Ma Ra ft ,. Rem dealer anefehapnsan, June and July at, at ClPelk at Oslldhali, London.: 4leerifi s e. Faulk; anntiltunitton ftreet, Covent Garden. , ' • It . • , • 'DIVIDENDS. Jane 13. Jere Partite, of Edghafton, Warwiekfbire, rortnaker, at ter., at the Swan Tavern, Bull ftreet, Birmingham. Jane i 3 John Arrey the younger, of CuSutton, Surrey, eaves: ter, at ten. at Gtkila June 1 3. 'ashen Bent, or iineedn's lon Fields, Middlefew, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhail. June so. James Mille and John Mills, now or late of Wood within Saddkworth, Tearkkito. merchants, dyers, and =Tam' mere,, at sieves. at the Goetze ion, Huddersflelik Jane ( ! s t i l l eph Wafter% of OM Bahian, London, turner, at tea, at L •‘, June t:3 ; Henry filter, of OrneeekweS ftreet, Landon, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 13 John Binglei.uf ilpper John -ftmet. parifti of St.Panaus, *asuary and main, at twelve, at Ouildhall. • i• • • John .. ~ . ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUNE 9. Cig a r a m =7. Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, K. B . Rfq dated on board his Majelty's Skip 4;;;Nr• at Sea, Mardi 26. 11110.4 byg leave to Inclok yoti for the information dtbe Comnsfinoners of the Admiralty, alopyof a letter I have Y• kens Captain Shipley, of AU blaleay's (hip Calms, Rasing . eaptare otdgbt of the enessifir vcflels. w bich fervice appease no have been planned and executed with good judgment and many. I have tbe beam, to URA& (Signet) • SAIIIIPIL NOON. His Majeßy's Ship Comas, March is. Sir—l have the honour so tepart, fur your infor mation, the capture of fix of the enemy's verde, (defctibed in tile margin *) by the boats of bit Ma. jelly's (hip intik my command, under the direßion of Lieutenants G. Watts and Hood Knight, and Lieutenant J. Campbell, of the Royal Marines, with a detachment of petty officers, feamen and marines. They were moored in the Puerto de Haz,. Grand Canaria, and defended by the crofs fire of three bat ty ies ; Lieutenant Campbell was the only perfon wounded on the oecafion. Share your orders of the ill intlant, his Majefty's (hip has alfo captured two Spanith brigs, St. Philip, with fah fith, and Noftra Senor de los Remedios, with a mixed cargo of mer chandize. 1 have the bc:nour to be, &c. (Signed) CONWAY SHIPLEY. Copy of another 'Atter 11. om Commodore Sir Samuel Hood. K. 1 . to William Madden, Ilk dated on board his Majcity's Skip Centaur, Funchal Bay, Madeira, May IS. Majefty's flip Comas has MI anchored, and I hive the honour to !notate you a copy of a letter from Captain Shipley, detailing a gallant exploit effected by the boats of that Ship. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Slued) ea rust. tinge. P. S. Inch/4d is a lift of the killed sad wounded in the boats of the Comas. His Majeity's Ship Cantos, off Cana:la, May co. Sir—l h,ve the honour to relate to you the par ticulars of a gallant exploit performed laR night by the boats of his Majelty's - flip, under the dire(lion of Lieutenant George Edward Watts. and affifferi by Lieutenant Hood Knight and • Mr. Jefferfon Miles, Mailer's Mate, with a party of petty officers, feamen, and royal marines. in the port of Grand Canaria.— A large armed felucca. with his Cath'lic Majelly's colours flying, had been for the three ha days lying under the protection of a Rrong fort and two bat laid:, and the wind yellerday evening proving fa vourable, (he was boarded by Lieutenant Watts in the large critter, under a fevere fire of mulketry from between thirty and forty foldiers, Cent to affift in her defence ; and he had nearly cleared the deck when the two other boats, which did not row fo well, ar rived. and fully accomplilbed the bufinefs. Her cables were now cut, and the boats took her in tow (the enemy having had the precaution to fend her fails and rudder on ibore), when a bawler, fait under water a Rem, was manned in the fort, and the vellel dragged nearly Under the ma zzels of the guns before it could be cur, upon which an exceeding heavy fire from all the batteries was commenced, and continued until the was out of fight. She proves to be the St. Pedro Spaniel packet, having a cargo of bale goods. fte. &c. from Cadiz, bound to Buenos Ayres. This was dread with the lots of one man killed and five wounded, as per in clofed lift. Mr. Watts has (rectal wounds, but none of them dangerous, and I feel convinced his gallant conduit, with the exertions of every officer and man employed on this fervice, will meet your approbation. —Twenty-one of the enem)'s troops were made pri• loners, eighteen of whom are wounded ; the reit, excepting a few who fwam on (bore, were killed, as was her Captain and Come of her crew. Übe had captured.fince her departure from- Cadiz, the Lord Keith; bound from London to blogadore. His Majelly's (hip has taken and dellroyed &seethe initant, the Si. Francifco Span& lugger, with wheat and falt ; and la Lr.uifa (chooser, in ballad!, the latter perfealy new. I am, .&c. (Signed) CONWAY SNIPLIY. A Lilt of the killed and wounded. in the Boats of bis Majefty's Sip Ciimus, off Canaria, on the Bth May, any. Robert Noble, private Marine, killed; Lieutenant Watts, (e -venly wounded; John Robinfon,privee Marine, ditto ; Edward Evans, and Jame. Trimble, feamen, ditto; Riatard Tally, pet. vice Marine, elangerouk wounded, Given on board the Centaur, Funchal Bay, Madeira, May IS, (Signed) MCVAY sinew!. • s. Spanith brig, five guns, loaded wit h fait pork a. Spanilh brig, loaded with wine and fnilk. 3. Spanith brig, loaded with fait Spanith brig, in ballaft: Spanith brig, in ballet. 6 Spalkilt brig, In billet. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE tp. • PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAV A I' ONE O'CLOCK: Confulg, for Jul# 4441—Reduced 6314—Orttnium 44 pro*. PRICE OF STOCKS YES FERDAT : • Bank Stock 1334 India Bonds, Ils. 91 ; pr. • 3p. Ct. Red Atha. 63} {1 I Eich. Sitr, u. td' 4a prem. 3 per C. COI& Milt 1 (Nllllllllll lin real. • 4 per Cent. Blit con oh for see. 644/1 Parliament will certainly watt on the 22d inflant for the difpaTch of bulinefi, asappearsbythe following circular letter from theCtramcsr.Loa of theExcff evelt to the timbers of the Houle of Commons : Downing ftreet, Jose 6. " Sir-. 40 Parliament will certainly meet for the difpatela of bulimia, on the aad inftaut, and as gavels:is of the arsateit im• portauce will come under difeuffion, I trust you will cicufe my ex. pee♦ng to you the anxious with I feel for as full an asutudanos as poffible, at the opthing.of the Seffion. I have the hooOtir to be, Sir, your molt faithful And obedient (errant, (Sired) • IP. rtacsvaia." This morning arrived a mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Mailborough packetilu 40 Jays patage. . The Tranfit, LISTON, from Zante, is arrived in , the Downs : (he failed from Zante on the 28th April, and from Gibraltar on the 23d May. His Majeay's (hip Ilium:oa, with a cnnvny, was to faU fnr Eng land the next day, from Gihrahar t the Phenix, Mount Royal, Branfburg, and the Elita, from Sharma, were among the convoy. On bfwiday lan, off Danmofe, faw two lugger privateers, who were hauling a Hoop upon the Traniit's approaching, they made all fail to the Southwards and upon bring leg the anti) to, [be proved to be a Dset, and laid the had been boarded, and would have been carried bad not; the Tranfit prevented it. Three ENglith brigs in fighturert in the fame . &R i ga: = k Ts. • J a a r . THE CONTINENT. 1 T Hamburgh Papers to the 3d inflant, Dutch to the 7tb, and French Journals to a lice date arrived at a late hour laff night. The French and Dutch papers contain nothing of importance. An expedition is Paid to be preparing at Name, where orders have been received for a umbee of vetch, from 300 to 700 tons, to be (beached with copper. The Moniterr contains tome Intercepted letters from Officers in the EaR India Company's genic. ; but they are not of the fligheg public inters& It appears from the Hambnrgh Papers that the capitulation of Dantzie took place on the 24th, though the agreed day of furrender was the a6th.—. On the latter day the French took potation of tome of the works, and on the 27th the garrifon marched one. The terms are not yet Rated, but the genii°. of Weichfelamude is Paid not to have been included in the capitulation. An article from Watfaw contains force farther par. titulars of the attack made by the Ruffians, in the middle of laf month, on the right wing of the French. From the Raternents of the French themklves we are inclined to believe they futiainel on this oceafion a much greater lois than they and it convenient to ac knowledge. Indeed, if we may credit private ru mours, the divition commanded by Slassisti buffered little then of a complete defeat. The Ruffians are Paid to be on the point of evacu ating Wallachia. The intelligence from that quarter is in general fo vague, contradiaory, and fufpicinue, as to deprive it of all credit. A French detachment has entered Boinia ; and, limpid BONAPARTE prove faccef.ful on the Danube, it is probable a great part of the Army of Italy will loon after make its appear ance in the Turkifh provinces. The main armies have not yet come into comae. The Grand Vizier, I towards the middle of April, was advanced no farther than Adrianople. The French continue to publith accounts from Egypt, calculated to fpread a belief among thofe who are not permitted to fee any journal but their own, that the Bt itifh in Egypt are in a deplorable Rate. Their reports from that quarter deferve but little attention. We know, from the bet authorhy, that the Beys and native inhabitants were anainufly 'Wog to he freed tram all fubjeetegt ro the Porte- , -that they waned the Britifb to come in preference to any other Euro. peen Power ; hut- were ready even to Inbuilt to the French, rather than continue dependent on the Turks.' lintels the Porte has a much greater force is Egy than we kare say Keaton to believe 047 hilvfx I Drill& can haws little to apprehend, when the tem per of the people is known to be as we bats Elated asaLui, MAY 4. By letters from Trieile, of the istb, it is Aated that! the Englith at Alesandria are onder great ;Mbar. laments. The Porte, immediately after Admiral Duckworth' retreat, bad (gritted confiderable de taehmeuts of troops to march from Syria to Egypt, to oppofe the lauding of the Englills i but, though) they ware too late for this fervice, it is believed the Englith will not receive reinfoteements from Malta and Sicily in time to oppofe the force collating againfi them. The cloth of Elfi Bey is a ferias lots to the Englilh i and what mull increafe their embarrafitnent is, the intelligence brought by as eye witnefs, that the 'Regiment of Emigtaiti at Malta was in a (late of infarraliun, having fought feveril daill pith the raft of the woes ; nor were the infur genes reduced when this deponent left the Wand. May - 29.—Marlhil Monier has fent to Genet', Liebert, Glvemor of Prlaffillil Pomerania, the folios. kng letter ; • ' • " Pietzkendar, May a, tBof, 8 o'clock, P. M. I Innen to inform 4 you, that 'Dontsle h4s pit Dow opkg. 'Out The gatifon ars pirontre of woe, Wiwi CAW, in lids Salient igneithe esidtuiadon, Out droops enter the *if the day after togneerow. (Signed) " I{o. MORTIER.` Advicee from Thorn confirm this intelligent,. Irma which it appears that the conditions demanded by General Kalkreuth have not been granted. This cirentutimiee has probably beet, the cattle of the cs• pitulation hiving been protrafted twenty-four hours. —, , Tehroti• `This afternoon, about Ste o'clock, the markt Suif brought difpatches to the Governor General. froM hie Majelly's head quarters at Fawkesdeia• dated Miry 'id, according to which Dant& wit* lated on' the 14th. The French troops entered it es i the 16th. The garrifon of Weiselmunde is not 60, eluded in the ilpitulation.—An EogWb corvette, et . 24. guni,"wids lambi and ball for the pram d Pantzia, was boarded and taken on the spth of fill by a piquet belonging to the Paris infantry.--re• :rya. a • - IPILLAU, MAT sp. ' . . We have received accounts, that the garrifon in tut fore of Weielifelnsunde bare alto beth compelled to tOrtander to . the French arm,. • ' ' ' ' • • - 1.1,11 RC, MAY 30. Since the ssth of May, - according to accost. (roil fea, the Swedifh (hips of war in the Baltic but iiceived . orders to faze - all wails betind to Lobo, Cavern of which have already been feat to YRadt. . _', ''• WIDOW, MAT s. The Ruffians evicuated Gittrgewo on the sods d April: 'Multaphi'Pachi ditpatched cavalry 10.1 0 hit of their rear. iittehareh, it is faid,bas flowed do. filmic fate, hoc this Omura Confirmation. • _ ladivrall - Alsia *9errestief Of Ifoinel, has &AO,