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were removed ? The Petition fro® the City againftl the meafure was not regularly Each, but horn an ag- I gregatc of individual owners of houfes, and fucb was the fobnance of the Petition ; he cool.? not avoid recolleaing the length of time the Bill was before Parliament, and no foam oppofition of that kind being made, there, with other confederations, inducing a prefinoptive evidence of acquiercence on the part of thofe interelled, created a queflion in his mind, whether they may not fafely come to a conclulion, and without opening the door to the extent appre hended ? and whether, when an opportunity was af forded without being brought under that danger, it Would be better, under the peculiar eircuna(tances of the cafe, to do that which they all felt they ought to do ? Upon thel'e grounds, the Noble and Learned Lord !teemed to fay lie would not oppofe himfeif to what a majority of their Lordfhips, in the prefent in- Rance, may be inclined to do towards ameliorating the fituation of the Clergy of London. The Earl of ROSSLYN followed the Bifhop of St. Map's, in an elaborate expolltion of our Clerical Ettabiament, from the fariheft period from which it could be traced to the prefent time. He applaud ed the moderation with which the Clergy of the Dio cefe of London had condulled themfelves, as far as regarded the Bill, and trolled that it would obtain their Lordthips' altent. The Bifhop of LONDON expreffed his fatisfaaion that the quahogs had been placed upon its true and proper grounds by the Reverend and Learned Lords who preceded him. After what their Lordfhips had beard, he had fome expeaation that the Noble Duke (Duke of Norfolk) would not perfevere in his amend ment of having the Bill read a third time tha: day three months. The Clergy of London were in a Rate of penury and embarraffment unbecoming their rank in society, and had the Ilrongeft claims on the liberality of the country. The Duke of NORFOLK begged it to be under. Rood that it never had been in his contemplation n. oppofe the allowance of an adequate fuppot t to the Clergy. On the contrary, he aifhed that the fitua lion of the great majority of the Clergy throughout the whole of the kingdom Mould be ameliorated. He did not with to fee a curate with his family in the country Itarving upon a fcanty falary and Rimed al lowances ; nor did he with to fee an incumbeqt in London deprived of the means of procuring the ne 4:caries, and participating with his wife and children in thofe decent and amufements for which he was qualified by his eharaaer and Education. His great objeoftion to the Bill was, that he feared it tended to trench ilifon private property, and that wiihoat.efpecial guards it would encourage innumer able applications of a firnilar kind, the confequences of which no man could forefee. He mull perfat in his oppofition to it, but after what bad fallenfrom a Right Rev. Prelate (the Bifbop of London), he would not divide the Houfe. The Bifhop of s.r. ASAPH maintained, that as this was a public Bill (for In he mutt call a Bill which protefled to provide fcr the maintenance of an important part of the national Clergy), there was no neceffity for obtaining the c'nfent of individuals. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCE coincided in opinion with the Noble Duke who fat near him, as to the nectffity of obtaining the concur rence of all thole whole interells were likely to be af fetted by grit 111:1. To prevent, as far as he cauld, the principle of the pretent Bill from being drawn into precedent, be would elm& his diffent from it, but without meaning to divide the Houfe. The queflion was then put, that the Bill be now read a third time, and carried in the afErmat've, the two Noble Dukes being an only difientients.—Ad journed. liberaliti The ] Rood tin oppofc t Clergy. lion .if I the who did not 1 country lowance London 4:caries, in thofe was qua great of tended without I able ap; of whit! his Opp. Right I would r The I this wai which p importa no ncce His I coiocidi near hi' !cote ts feeted I the prii into pet Lot wit The read a two Ne jourac i 1 A Mt to the 1 the my Stamp I Mr. l iltdpitir , CortiT Mr. Mitt al I od to be The der of ' amour that as for a ri be prei tamed at slats Mr. red be draw • Perrot ammo tics of tour 'Ms. otbcr, .hope isms 0 Mr. tioss at andetri one lat made amend voltam' tame. Lott urge si with 21 one pat o.c lit the tor operate tag ens I 1,,d. t Mud II Blotter Mr. :Troia to Scot of duo tr. gree th *ilea sod ro, • The tit land ix MOM. would { woo co The dine to Mr. p-rted. —Ord! HOUSE OF COMMONS. .... A Metier from the Lords anoosoccd their T.ordlitips' aire"t to the SW for anhuding the Voluotter Adt, in fo far as regards the amounting for Monks received by Volunteer 0ra..., the Stamp Duty Adt, the Loyalty Low AA, and the NaStu Salt Lll. CORN TRADE. Mr. WESTERN moved t►e Order of the Day he roweivinz the Link of the Committee to whom the (corral Reports on the Corri Trade were tubmitted ; which motion befog agre4.l •re, Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the raid Report, whtcb wit testi, and the livaal reir lotions were agreed to, and a 19W order ed to be brought In unitorudy thereto. SINAIICT. The CIIIANCELLOIt of the tXCHIQSIEft, moved the Or der of the Day fur Wowing the ruijoutsed deluge rdpetting the amount of the Public Dab:. After that Ordir waa read, he laid that ae be had Come additional rey ulations to propofe, ft , withid for a farther adjournment, in 0 ,, ,4e that thefe Refnluiim • mitht be previottey prune! and difmiCed along with the others. 110 then mooed tbeie IteLluttons, and pcdt tamed the feather coaideration N deka queitinn tiU to-morrow. Mr. VANIIIITTART laid, thou lie did not ennecive that Ibis weld be fuliciently vitaciclated by the litclidutinne that M e al= foractled, he would tog:ix:atm , move Come whlitatate. In wrier to render the inferences more dear and diftinet. Fur that pupae be Rand it nectifary to move fur the production of two seaysmo. The one entided, a/I. : count ur Eftienatt of the DI , ties of Cittellle and Excire, charged in Great Britain,or outftatid ing upco 'mod or otherwife, from the silt ATTU 1803 to sth A pt. taloa, dialoged:lung the feverAl Articles sod Donna and the other, an Account or Lflimatt of the Amount of the Duty on .Property, due and oatilandir.g. from the lamb fo far all tit fame can be made up —Agreed to COILIf ■ILL. Mr. WESTERN brought up a Wu for insisting the importa tico and exportation of Corn, which, be fold, was in I . ...tattooer andefed, in 41 its elaufee and provihos, precifely birder to the one lately rejedce in that tionfe, on account of the amendments made by the Houfc of Lords, except in fo far as related to Cari: - • amendments. He hoped that the Bill would meet with the n - probation of the Houle, and moved that the Bill be read a Ertl time. Lord ARCH. HAMILTON Gad, he had various objtelinns to urge again* this Dill, but he Mould content himielf at prefent with Akins the poßponcment of it ro aiinther felhon. There was one particular point to which be wanted to deaw the attention of i.e Houle, he nwart that part of the Bill which went to regulate tine importation of Grain from Ireland into Scotland, which woud operate to the difactvantage of Scotland by the average price be ing computed, not by the price. of the different ditirkte in Scot land, but bytbofe of the diftricts in Ireland. Hew :hi dto know, from the Honourable Gentleman who moved the Bill, bow inch matters weft now to Ise regulated. Mr. WESTERN raid, the avowed intention of this Bill was to regulate the importation and exportation of Grain from Ireland to Scottanikby the avenge vices of the four maritime (nitride of Scotland, to loch a moaner as not to impede in the froalleft de gree the importation of Oatmeal from Ireland into Scotland. The oiled of the Bill was alto. in a great roc:Jure, to open the petits, and emeonrage the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ircband. The ttillereoce of the prices wee at any rare but trading in Gent land and Ireland, 110 t amounting in geneaal to more than cnc eighth. He hoped, therefore, that the tinnioni able Gentlemsn would defer tic further Boum= of bia ohjationa all the EMI wes emumittett The 11111 was then read a Grits and ordered to be read a fecund time to-morrow, sod to be printed. Mr. CORRY moved, that roe Account of !Hill Lirens ex - parted, which bad been refuted to the Boat, lbookl be printed. --Unica:A.—Adjourned. LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY 24 PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Conical, money. 361—.0oinium c 3 prem. Old 3 par (Ant. 9a 2,—New 5 per C. 971.-4 per C. 733. PRICE OF STOCKS YES IT.RDAY 3 per Cent. Red. 361 i Short Ann. 3 per Cent. Conf. 36b1. Imperial 3 per Cent syi 56f 56 4 pa C ent 744:4 Fiecheq. Bins, par Is. ctlf. 5 per Cost. Navy 941 tn. div. Osmium s. pawn. 5 per CCM x 797 9tti Englith Tickets ayl. 17$. Lung Ann. I 7 Coal& for ace. 5611 Letters from Warfaw of the sth inft. mention the arrival in that city of a Ruffian Nobleman from St. Peterfburgb, with a letter written by the Emperor's own hand, and addreffed to Louis XVIII. King of France and Navarre, containing an invitation from the Ruffian Monarch to his Moft Chriaian Majeay to fix his refidence at Mittau, cr in any other place in the Ruffian Empire, where all the honours due to ihis rank, virtues, and misfortunes, than be paid to him. At the defile of the Emperor of Russia, Louis XVIII. has made known to all his faithful fubjeets, difperfed and perfecuted in different Conti nental States, that they have a point to rally round in the Ruffian Empire, where they will be protected, employed, and fuccoured. According to ~the fame letters, two new corps of Emigrants are to be eaa blifhed, and taken into the Ruffian fervice, called, " The Royal Legion of Honour," and " Legion of d'Enghien." The for Mer, repOrt rays, is to be under the immediate command of Louis XVIII. his royal brother, and nephews. The command of the latter will be offered to the Prince Ds CONDB and Duke of B3URBON. Should a rupture take place between Rullia and France, thefe Legions are to form the ad vanced guard of the Ruffian Army, where the Royal Standatd of Fiance, the Cryiante, will be eroded, which all loyal Frenchmen, who can &ape the de grading tyranny of the Corficau Adventurer, are or dered to join. Yeflerday difpatches were received at the Admi ralty from Admiral Louts, commanding the fqua dron off Boulogne, flat ing, that on Friday the enemy's ' Flotilla came out of the harbour in an hoftik and menacing array. Our Squadron immediately flood towards them, and, by a fortunate breeze of wind fringing up, was enabled to bring them to with confiderable drat. This loon threw them into con fufion ; and in that (late they eudeavoured, with great precipitation, to regain the harbour, which, from the diforder in which they appeared, very few were enabled to effell. The weft lay in a confuted manner at the mouth of the harbour under cover of their own guns, but expofed to a galling fire from our Squadron,. that did them confiderable damage, and funk feveral of them. The particulars of this molt ferions rencontre between our fleet and the enemy's flotilla, will probably appear in the Gazette of this evening. _ _ . Accounts from Dover Rate that our blockading fquadron had been forced by the late gales frOm its Nation of Boulogne. On Sunday it had nrt been able to refu:ne its nation. The enemy continue to fend their gun-boats by the inland navigation from Flu(Ling to °fiend, and the number already airem bled at Boulogne is afeertained to be not kis than t zoo.—. Under theft cirenaniances. Government, we are happy to find, negleti no nieafure of precaution and vigour to frufirate the enemy's defign., and turn the daring attempt to their own deflration. Along the whole line of our coati, the troops are continually on the alert, and ready for immediate aflion ; and %bile all are carious for the combat which is to fet the menace at reit, there is not a tingle boforn which does not glow with indignation at the infoknt threat of the Corfican Ufurper. Orders are gone down from the War-Office for the who:: Brigade of Guards to march from Chelmsford, and Colebefler Barracks, and to proceed this morning over the Thames at Gravefend into Kent: this fudden movement is luppofed to arife from the fame eaufe, which has alto put the armyin Suffer in motion : the repert• of yeilerday were various on this occa• lion :—.lt the Admiralty it was undertioJd, that it was in cnnfequence of Come recent advice from Boo• logoei while at the War Office it was ftated that they were to form part of an immediate encampment of 20,000 men at Cothearh, to be ready from thence to embark for Ireland, or to defend the Southern coaft, as the exigencies of the public ferrite might require. Sir JAMES PVL TTTTT left town yefterday, to refume his command on the Suffix coati The army in that quarter is immediately to be reinforced by fizteen thoufand men, to he compored of the Ger man Legion, and feveral regiments of Militia. From there indications it is impoffible to draw any other in ference, than that Minillers are impreed with a full convinion that the attempt at invation will not be longer poflponcd. Yeaerday morning, form after breakfafl, his Ma. JISTY and the PRIME St SSE it,Ok an airing in Windfor Great Palk. Iler MA)sse y and tbl Nutmegs took an airing through Esham in a fociable. Yellerday at noon the Chancellor of the Exchequer had a ling interview with his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Olt li, at the Huai Guards. Ycflerday the Ruffian Ambafrador had an inter sic w with Lord HAIIOWEY, at his Lordthip's Office, in Downing Greet. Lord DUNCAN had yeaerday along 'nterview with the Board of Admiralty. NAUTICJL INTF.LLIGANCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind E. N. E. Deg. AIM out. Dublin i a Hamburgb o 0 Waterford a i Gottcnbutgh 0 0 Waysiouvu, jots , za.—Blowing flrong from the fouth-welt—Arrived his Majelly's (hip NEMESIS, Captain SOMERVILLI ; PHEASANT, Captain CAIISW ; MINERV• hired cutter, Lieut. TALBOT ; with the Deptford Navy tranfports from Patti - mouth to Ply mouth. Pim:awes, JULY I.—Yellerday in the morning the RISOLUTION cutter, Captain SroNaw•n ; and in the evening the Peovinsacs cutter, Captain Woe- ILL., failed on a cruize. Same time the DOLPHIN, Captain JOHN; and the HIND, Captain ALLAH, ar rived, and remain. A (hip, and feveral other veffels are now, two o'clock P. M. tutning into the Bay, wind llrong at N. N. E. names unknown. Porrssioura, JULY 23,—Arrived his Majefly's (hip CALCUTTA, of SO guns, Captain WOODROEFE, from New South Wales ; his Majelly's brig Pew OUIN, from a cruize ; and the DaTAD frigate, from Cock. Came into harbour the HIND cutter, with the Prufflan fhip Van Embden, Captain TIARAS Fi.vits,from Bal timore, detained by ber. The Scor sus hoop of war is appointed convoy for the Downs.—Wind Southerly. DIAL, JULY 23.—Came down from Sheernefs, his Majelly's (hip GLORY, of 98 guns. Arrived the AU TUMN (loop of war, BLOODHOUND, STARLING, ■nd Maass's' gun brigs, from off the French coati.— P. M. Tha Oassyss (loop of war has a fignal for a convoy to the wawa's'. Arrived the Charlotte, fchooner, from off the French coalt s in diarefs.— Wind S. E. S ss, JU LY 21.—Sailed this day his Maid ty's (hip Mae, Right Hon. Lord COCHRAI,t, by Telegraphic Difpatch, for Plymouth, as convoy for the Well Indies. YAIMOUTN, JULY 23.—Yenerday, P.M. the out ward-bound convoy for the Baltic brought to at the back of the Sandi, and was joined from this Port, with the T cutter. and nye fail of Merchant- men : the whole got under way at three, with the wind S. W. Sailed the Nance hired armed brig. Arrived the Clary:ow, with Captain Hoes, from the fleet off the Testi, and the Loan Nat.sos cutter. The BOLD gun brig, has detained and fern in here, this day. a large Dogger, laden with grain; and two more are now in the offing, ruppored to be detained by the ADDS& gun veffel, which is juft arrived from eruize.—The (hips of war here are the Mormon TN 64 guns; VIIIII and Annie gun veffels ; MARI, CHAMPION, BADGER. LORD NiLSOW. and RTPULSR miners. The Venture, SeaLs, from North Cattle for Stralfund, with coals, but in here leaky yefterdav, having been on a Sand.—Wind S. E. Gall Boom JULY 3o.—Arrived here yeflerday the Canada, Harvie, from IVeltec ; fpolce near o,2ebee. the Union, Wylie, andidargatets. Hardie. friam hence, alfo the Lady kountitewart, from Newfound land; law in the River the Counters of Bute, from Port Glargow ; rpoke 14th June, in lat. 45. 35. I , lng. 50. so. the Carron, from Allow. to (:).2feoec, out 35 days ; 13th June, in lat. 45. 0. long.' 51. 30. the Duke of Kent, froin hence to Nova Scotia, out 40 days ; Bth July, in lat. 54. 50. long. :o. 30. the He rald, from I:uce to Newfoundland, out 6 days. The wind was from E. to S. E. for 8 days aftewardt. The French prifoncrs who arrived here on Sunday, as mentioned in our laft. marched off yefterday mor ning, under an efcort of the Royal Invalids, fur Greenlaw, near Edinburgh. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gaavtaswo, Par 23..-Paffed by the Printers Elltabeth,Eor refdaile, from New Providence; Lewis Williams, Butler;froni Philadelphia; Green, from Charleiton; Mary, Malker, from Guemfey ; Adventure, Cook (with prise goods), from Ply mouth ; Rabat, Poppkwell. from Peterflurgh ; Elisabeth, Sted man, from Dangle; Vmw Ida, Ha-mes. and Vrow Wilbelmina, Scawad, Irons Embden..-Sailed the &atria. itobertfoo, for Matta; ' and the Jorge Edward, Brandlin.for Moore. Alt uncle... Off Dover, the Tarktoo, trodden, from g!. Lucie, end the Albion. —, from St. Thomas's—At Poole, Lark, Cram dell, from Ncwfoundlaed.-At Clyde, Canada, Harris, from Q2e. bee—At Whitby, Plebe, Hem from Peterfliorgh—At Liverpool, Phenix, Hug h es, (rem Petelburgh; Adel, Bland, and Nancy, Wilton, from Nevis; William, Riddle, from Africa; Speedwell, Boradaile, from Bahamas; Cleopatra, Davenport. from Savannah; Epfern. Tracey, from New Broufwick ; Nahbv. Crandell, and the Eliza, Sanaa, from South Carolimo-At Beliaß, Hibernia, Mont from Londom-At Comm,erce Walker, from V:OTAt Cork, Peony, Promin, from Ditto—At Make Jupiter, Legg, and Woodland Conk, —, from Ditto—At Demarara, M often, M orehifori, from Ditto...At tit. Helena, Thames, Wood, from Dirtm-At Africa, Nellon, Mead, from Diem; Dick, Long, George, Lane, and Elisabeth, Brute, from Liverpooi.-Ar B o r. lio, lox, MMus, from Ditto—At Dominica, Thetis, Charaby, freer Ditto; and the Indußry, Hall, from Poole-..At Newfound. lend,Dlflotels, Blake, from Ditto. Th e Minerva, —, from London and [Anson, for Honduras, bas been captured, recaptured, and carried into Janine*. The Ark I, Rivetfun, front Liverpool for Peterlburgh, Is loft ow Sandbaman Red'. Ile Mary. Wood, from Teigorno , th for Newfoundland, was raptured on the Banks on the i )tit of April, by a privateer of so guns. . The Providence, -, and the Gratitude, with Irvin, front Swamp (car Leaden, are reported to be captured by the Prof. peen privateer of Boulogne, and carried Into that port. The Cora, Barron, from London, arrived at Trielte, was at tacked off that port by two French privateer; which Se engaged for neat two hours. and beat off, after which they captured a Mat ters veffei. from Malta f r Tricße. - The Nile cutter.o( Hafting., a few days 'Mee drove two French logger privateers into port, and recaptured their mixes, notwith. Rending a reinforcement was fent out from St. Vallery to the &t -ransom of the privateers. _ _ . . ^ • COURT-MARTIAL—A COlltt-Martial was on Fri day held nn board la Silas, at Sheernefs, for the trial of Lieutenant HIRAM FRAZ IR. of the CRUI/IR, on the charges cf having, on the 25th ult. appeared on deck, in a 'late of fuch cx:remc intoxication, as to have been unable to attend hi. duty ; and of having, by his conduct on the 28th f !lowing. indicated a deign to 'hoot Lord WILLIAM STUART. On the latter charge he was acquitted ; and the fire was In far extenuated by the evidence, that the Court, in cu nfideratiou of the excellent chara.!ler given him by Commiffinner Garr and other Officers, only ica tenccd him to be dilmillid from the Citvi:ll. DISTRIBUTION Or PRIZE-MONEY. A dittribution for the Porto Fetrajo brig, captured ty tte Pc. ionable the 16th of January 179 p, will be made at No. if, Cwt. ft:wt. an the3tß init. and at the fame place for three years. A diftribution for the capture of la Gabtielle French private by the hired cutter Minerva. on the 19* Juoe,lBo3,will be maele on board the laid cutter on the 3 tit init. and at No. i i, Cecil-Rm.; for three years. 1 he Romulus, for the capture of the Swan& brig Nepteaue, an the 30th of °Maher, taco, hythurivate ihip of war the Nel too, will be paid on Wednefday,-theith of Await, at No.p, New Broad.ftreet, and every Wednefday and Titurfday for three years. The Aaron, for the capture of the Mamie and Fiore, on the 1111 of Auguß and 5d of September, t will be paid at No. 3, names Han court. on Monday. the lottiaß. and every Monday and '1 huriday during three year The Revaludannaire, Boadicea, la lokque, god gutter Nimrod, for the capture al the Anna Chaiiiin. 17th May. 1798. will be paid at the laid time and place. I.a Chironne. for the re-capture at the jabs of . Warkinstan, la:eompany with the &balk:m.6th Aline. clIO3. will, be pald or, her arrival in port; and every Wedmaiday tad Thurfday 04 years at No. 9, New Broad-Rome. EAST INDIA SNIPPING. The Matilda cartel, Capt. Dein evraraa,•arrived off Portland, after fending feveral packets Or fhorc, proceeded for Havre de Grace to land S oo French prifoners, which fhe brought from Pondicherry. This !hip left Madras the 27th Oftober, and Pon dicherry the tit of November, arrived at the Cipe of Good Hope the 25th of January, was detained there till the Bth May, arrived at Sc. Helena . 23d, and failed from thence the 26th May, when the Britannia and Walmer Cattle, outward-bound, remained with the Georgians packet. The Plantagenet, of 74 guns, and Egyptienne, of 4 0 guns, were at St. Helena, waiting to convoy the homeward-bound Mips, none of which bad then ar. ived. We are happy to learn that the Governor at the Cape of Good Hope, General Jasslas, has treated the Englifh with kindne(s and humanity, which re flees on him the greatell honour ; the numerous Biitifh fubjeets rending there haying hitherto been left in the full enjoyment of their property, and with. out the leaft reßraint on their per&ns. • I. The PRINCE of WALi$ intends rariewinkhis rcg 'runt at Guildford on the a6tb inflant, on has way to Brighton. Monday her Royal Highnefs the PaiNcftss of Watts arrived at Tilbury, from the feat of Lord Pares. with whom fhe has been viliting, and having embarked on board one of the yachts, failed up the River. From the unexpeded arrival of this illuftriouft vilitor there was not fufficieot time for any military compliments at Tilbury Fort in the morning; but on her return in the afternoon the was greeted with a royal falute from the Gravefend Volunteer Artillery and the oppofite batteries. The Duchefs of Gozoom has returned to Gordon Collie from Aberdeen, where fhe had been on a vifit to the Marquis of Iltiorifty. 'the Duke of &meet! you* took his feat at Jedburgh on Tuefday left, as Lord Lieutenant of the County of Roxburgh. The Right Hon. T. Gft say:Lt.& has been re-elected for the Borough of Buckingham, his feat for which place he lately vacated. Lord Joao THYNN a was on Friday re-elated Member of Parliament for Bath, having vacated his feat by accepting the office of Vice-Chamberlain to 'the Keso. It was Captain MACDONALD of the CL MUNOZ, and not, as reported, Captain O'llatifta, who died on boaid on her pcfrage from the Weil Indies. He had lhortly before her tailing been appointed aging Cap tain of her, and was feized with a fever that prove 4 fatal. The death of Capt. Hem air Baas', of his Maje fly's brig Pelican, which we mentioned yefterday, was not encafioned by the yellow fever. He fella facrifice to the gallantry of an ardent (pint, and to the humanity of a benevolent heart, in an attempt no refcue from deftruetion the crew of a Spanifh fchooner then ors the point of foundering at . fea: The attempt was attended • with complete fuccefs,, by the prefervation of all the crew, though the Schooner funk. Unhap pily for the public ferviee, and to the irreparable lots of their fiends, the Captain of the PELICAN, with his firft Lieutenant, Mr. Jona Davis, and four brave (Cameo, perilled in the Waves. The following Circular Letter may beefed infor mation to the Mercantile World : • " tanbden• Jai 6. 1104 Sia—We have the honour to confirm our circu lar letter of the 111 of March ; and can tu-elay Rate with certainty that the French Conful commiffioned to ail at Meppen has been recalled by his Govern ment, and fet out nn his departure on Sunday lall. after having taken a polite and friendly leave of the Maginracy here. "- The following advice from Meppen, dated the ad inn. has alto been received here by an expref, : " The French Commandant has received orders ta leave this town, and the whole territory of Arenberg, the day after to-morrow : All goods may now pals free, except warlike flares, the conveyance of which contraries forbit..en by the Governmentere. " This intelligence has caufcd the mon pleating fenfation here ;and we can further add, that no other French Conful will come hither ; but that the convey-. ance by Meppen will in future be as unmoletled as it was befcre tho occupying of that place by the French troops. •• This favourable change induces us to hope that your confignment , to Germany will greatly increaL:; and we will avail ourfelves of this opportunity again to offer you our fenices, alluring you that we lhall always feel the greaten pleafurc in being able to give you proof of our fincere defire to ferve you. "4 We remain, with the greaten enemy, 01 VAN KKKKKKKK • •ND co." We learn from Hamburgh that two confiderable bankruptcies have lately taken place in that city One for po,ooo marks, and another for 1, 2 74 , 79 0 marks. Chefe however are the only failures ct any magnitude firm the blockade of the Elbe; an evi dent proof what obflacles and difficulties a commer cial fpirit will furmount. The attempt of the States of Hanover to negociate a loan of half a million of r ix-dollars at Bremen, has, as might be naturally e peeled, failed ol limn'''. As weU might a man attempt to borrow money who is in a jail. It appears to be a prevailing opinion on the Conti pent, that the Lnguage now held by the Jtiortitear. tape :ling Rußla, ek•rly prove., that there is 311 "i" ^f i n g miCanduttanding b : iwcea Rallis and rmacc. P" Ald prel D cou of 7