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. George Cass the younger, of Ware, Hefts, Inthdealer, dealer and chapman, June is, 22, and July 27, to twelve, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. A. C. Noted, Ware. • Robert Lvaus, of Bet ch-street, Barbican, London, ciseesernon ger, dealer and . dial/mit, June Is, 22, and July 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attont'-es, Mr. Windle, Nu. I, John -street, Bed ford-cow. Rebecca Ford, late of Worcester, milliner, dealer and cliapwo. man, June 22, at one, June 29, at twelve, and July 27, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Nicholas late, Lombard-street. hisnassah Isaac Goldston, of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's- Fields, merchant, dealtr and chapman, June 25, July 9, and 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Howard and Abraham, Jewry-street, Aldgate. William Newport' the yOunger, of King's-Road, near Gray's-- Inn-lase, Middlesex, coach and harness-maker, June 18, 29, and July a 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W right, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury. Thomas 'llamas, of Cwrudy, parish of Talley, Carmarthcnshire, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, June 18, 25,and July 27, at eleven, et the Ivy Bush Inn, Carmarthen. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkita, James, and Abbott, New-Inn, London; or Mr. George Phdlippi, Carmarthen. limy Hervey Ldwarda, of Powis-street, Woolwich, Kent, car penter, builder, dant and diapman, June IN 29, and July 27; as twat', at Guildhall. Minoltas, Mr. Slierborne, Canter bury-s.p.are, Southwark; or Mr. Karmock, Butt-lane, Dept ford, Kent. Jonas l barlaison Hahn, of Vinowitreet, America-square,London, merchant, dealer and chapman, June 22, July 2, and 27, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Bouverie, Fleet-street. William Murray, of Pall-Mall-court, Pall-Mall, Middlesex, taylor, dealer and chapman, June 18, 22, and July 27, a% one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and W. Richardson, .New inn, L.lndon. Thomas Parke, late of Puttering. Yorkshire, Innkeeper, butcher, dealer and thaprnan, July 5, at six, July 6, and 27, at eleven, ar the Cross-Keys Inn, New Malton, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. George Morton, of Gray's-bin-square, London; or Mr. Paul, New Mateo. DIVIDENDS. Thous Harriott, of Bishopsgate-street, London, Chinaman, July 9, at ten, At Guildhall.-1 homas Browne, of Jewry-street, Aldgate London, woollen-draper, July 9, at eleven, at Guild hall.-ehes; Goden, otherwise Cfolfin Mingay, of Kingston-upon harms, ironmonger, July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall—Edward Wakeling, of Clare, Suffolk, brewer, July 6, at twelve, at Guild- Mlle-John `Bull, Wm, Banks, and George Bryson, of King street, Cheapifde, London, wholesale linen-drapers, July 13, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Thomas Lax, of Halifax, merchant, July 16, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Hallfac—Alex. AUan Prynn, of at. Colurnb, Cornwall, mere,:, July 6, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, St. Austle.—Williant Jackson, Robert Taylor, and John Yearn, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, oilmen, July 16, at one, at the Queen's Head, in the *Bailey, Rurbidge, of Cannon.street, London, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, July 20, at ten, at Guildhall.—John 'rhurl Deal, late of Shaftes bury, brewer, twelve , July 9, at at Guildhall.--Nathaniel Ward Bowers and Wm. Bewars,of Cannon -street, London, comb makers, July 6, at twelve, at Guldhall. PARLIA3fENT4RT PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS. JUNE iS. The House went Into a CoMmittee of Privileges on the Berke ley Peerage, in which their Lordsbips continued until five o'clock, when the further proceeding were adjourned until Monday. The House having resumed, a mestage was sent to the Com mons to de.idre their attendance at the bar, to bear the Royal As,cnt given by commission to certain public and private Acts, Mr. Speaker, accompanied by several Members, attended forthwith, when the Royal Assent, by commission, from the Prince Regent, wat given to . the Vote of Credit Bill, Hides Du ty Repeal, Post Horse Duty, Hat Duty Repeal, Parish Appren tice, CeenwaUCoal, Customs Regulation, Grand Junction Canal, Lunatic; and several public and private Acts. Lord ERSKINE moved, That the order for the attendance of the Learned Judges in the Committee of Privileges, touch.ng the Banbui feast, be discharged on Monday, and aq order made for their Loriehiesi' attendance on the following *1 hurseay, which was ordered asiordingly. The English and Web Vote of Credit Bills, the Appropriation Bill, the Bank Sliver Token Bill, and a few others, were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Lushington, Sir C. BurreU, and other Members, and severally read a krst time. • Lord Clonturry's Divorce bill was returned, with the acqui escence of the Commons thereto. The Militia Officers' Allowance Bill, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's fialtry, and the Irish Stage Coach Bills, were read a thhd ting e; and passed. 'The Earl of MOIRA observed, that as he believed a Noble and Learned Friend (Lord Ellenborough) had left the HOLM, under the impression that the Insolvent Debtors' Bill would not be read a third time this day, he should not, on that account, press the third reading; but, pressed as he was for time, be could not consent to any further postponement than to Monday neat; and on that day, he wished it to be understood, he should move the third reading. The orders were accordingly discharged. The several Agents in the Roxburgh cause were, on the mo (eon of the Loan Comic ELLOR, ordered to attend at the bar on Monday neat. On the occasion of the first reading of the Appropriation Bill, the Earl of LA RD ERDA LK obsetved, that it was incumbent on Ministers to give sonic information to the House respecting the nature of the contents of the Bill, their objects and amount, ere they called upon their Lordships to concur in a Bill by which, be believed, upwards of 50 millions would be appropriated. It might now be too late to have the Bill printed, but unless some explanation was given on a fut•ire stage of the Bill, be would attend in his place, and move that the Bill be read at length, the only remedy he should have in his power. He did out oppose the first reading the Bill. The Earl of SUFFOLK called the attention of their Lordships to a Bill then before the House, which he deemed of considera ble importance, viz. the Army Prize Money Bill. Referring to occasions of captures where the Army were entitled to a share in the proceeds as well as else Navy, he understood there were proceeds of this kind to an imniense amount, which were not yet paid to the Army. His Lordship called for one of the copies of this Bill, and shortly afterwards retired. '1 he Norway limber Duty Bill, New Forest Regulation, and one or two alter Bilts, paned through Committees of the whole Howie and wt re reported. "A few words took place between the Nohle Chairman aid Lord Holland respecting the first-men untied Bill, which, on the motion of the latter, was ordered to be printed. Tht remaining Bills being forwarded, their Lordships adjour ned till Monday. , . • .TIOUSi OP COMMONS. SPEAkER acquainted the House, that he hid received a letra from Lord Weßingtop;dated Elvas, May 25, 1211. which, if it was the pleasure' f the House, he would read. It was to the following purport : f' FIR-1 have had the honour to receive your letter of the 2th of April, inclosing the Resolutions of the House of Com mon; on that day, conveying their approbation of the conduct of the army under my command in Portugal 'hiring the campaign. I attribute the result of the operations which it has pleased the ' I louse of Commons to approve, to the support I have received from the Cenerals and the other Officers, .ar-1 to the good con deft, bravery, and discipline of the troops which I have the ii•- nota to command; and l am persuaded that they will he highly , rx , i2 ,, cl to find that they have received that approbation, of -hills all who are in the service of their country must be ambi tious. The favour with which my condict has been viewed by ttic House of Commons has made an indelible impression on my mind; and I hope, under Pao , • Ivey, by a continuance of the same course, and by my future service,, to evince toy gratitude. 'ln you, Sir, from the very' handsome terms in which you have name coovey cd to me the sense of the House, I return my sincere acknowledgements; and am, Etc. &e. ' (Slgned) " WILLINOTON." On the inmion of Mr. A. TiVs.oa, the Comniittee appointed. ( 11 r)wider co the causes nt the delays in Chancery suits via: LI. r -v -red to report the minutes of evidence taken before them. • Mr. iltsm, from the .zialmiralty, presented a copy of the Ap- Poin*ment o r me, Cn t hlnn to the di lac of Registrar of the Vice Court of Admiralty at Malta.—Ordeted to lie on the table. • he third reading of the Westminster Hustings Bill was Fell paned to Tuesday. The C'eneurry Divorce Bill and the Laud tax Register Bill *ere read a third time and pude& , and Mr. D. GIDDY moved the poetpotieMent of thc.farther con• ' 'lactation of the Report of the Committee on Loved4l's Divorce Bill till 'Tuesday. Mr. ROSE expressed a bopJ that some provision would be made for the Lady. Mr. D. GIDDY said, he hid had a communication with Mr. Loveden on the subject, who was averse to making any allow ance fur her maintenance, as the Lady was already penvided for by her jointure. The S;;EAKER wished 'the House to observe, that the Bill differed materially from those usually sent down from the other Ho se. Tor many years Bills of that description, when passed in the Lords, had had the effect of destroying the jointure of the a•.lultrtss. The House ought to bear in mind the departure in the present instance from the ancient practice, and decide them selves on the expediency or inexpediency of making a provision . for the maintenance of the Lady, in addition to her jointure. After a few further observations from Mr. D. GIDDY, Mt. LOCKHART, the SPEAKER, Mr. WILBER TORCH, and Sir J.Gaa nwm, the further consideration of the Report was adjourned to 'Tuesday. . The CHANCELLOR'of the EXCHEQUER, on the third read ing of the Spirits Suspension Bill, proposed certain clauses to obvi—j atesome of the objections made by a.i Hon. Member on the night before. These were added as riders, and the Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE gave notice of a motion for Tuesday, the object of which would be, to make it a standing Order of the House that no Petitions for Private Bills should be received which were not presented within twenty-one days after the commence ment of the Session, in future Sessions of Parliament. Mr.WHAIk lON moved, that acce•mts of the number of pri soners of war confined at Daqmoor, should be laid before the House,,.as also accounts of the"number of deaths in each month, within & certain period, specified in the motion. Ordered. Ihe Haw adjourned so Tuesday. • THE EVENING STAR. I LONDdN. MONDAY, JUNE 17. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONII! O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Reduced 621-4 per Cent. 79i Otnniutia 1 die.—Exchey. par !s. A vessel which has arrived at Plymouth, is seven weeks, from the Rio de la Plata, has brought several letters and oiler documents from Spanish America, but none of any material interest. &Nero contests, attended with ♦arious success, continued to take place in different parts, between the adherents of the old restinit' and the iniurgrw, as they are termed. The latter are represented as having the advantage on se• veral recent occasions; and are said to be rapidly ac quiring additional strength. The following is an extract from Buenos Ayres, of the 23d March : - - " Brigadier alo, who pretends to be Viceroy, arrived at Monte Video some time ago, and has anew declared Buenos Ayres and this coast in a state of blockade against every Inter course, inwardly and outwardly, from the 15th of this month, and our well-known Captain EL LIOTT, .tommanding the Porcu pine (as liana% suffers ate, and the very few who are of his party, to sio what they please. The Masters of Drtt:sh merchant vessels here, and at Ensenada, are determined to defend them selves." It is said that CASTILLI is at Lt Paz, and has in creased his army to 14,000 men. He was intending to proceed to the West. It was asserted thit all Euro peans who were unman ied had been sent out of Buenos Ayres, and exiled to Cordova. This statement is not quite correct—if an American give security for a Eu ropean, the latter is enabled to continue in the City. Tt appears by letters of a more recent date than any we have yet noticed from New York, thAt, if ap prehensions of an immediate rupture are not felt, at least all expectation of commercial intercourse with this country, at the approaching fall, is given up. One of the writers of the letters who had remitted for purchases, directs that any goods bought may be again disposed of here, and that the balance of his account be invested in the American funds. It has been reported, that a considerable French naval force was cruizing between the Canaries and Madeira. A Gentleman who left Tenerife on the 28th April last, after being detained there six months by the. epiden. , L, assures us that only one French ship had been heard of in th- se latitudes. In another column we have given extracts from French Papers of the 9th and 10th instant. Those from the sth to the 9th are still wanting to complete the series. On the account given of the capture of his Majesty's brig ALAcnrry, it is sufficient to say, that we shall know the real truth when some accounts shall have been received from Captain PALMER. An Anholt mail arrived yesterday, the letters by which state, that Sir JAMES SAusf A nu, after collecting all the British ships, had proceeded up the Baltic with several hundred sail. This naturally gives rise to the idea of a good understanding subsisting between us and the Emperor AL ExaNDEtt. The rumour is revived, that a Declaration by his IstPEatAt MAJitStY against France, is actually in town, but thri we very much question, as we cannot find it authesticaecd in any quarter. Some of these letters express serious . apprehensions respecting the British naval force in theffl.iltic, and speak of a naval combat, which, from a violent can nonade that has lately been heard, is supposed to have lately taken place, but of the particulars of which no mention whatever is made. If we may credit a statement in a German Paper of the 4th instant, Peace has actually Lees concluded Le tween Russia and 1 urky: if so, an open rupture be tween ALEXANDER and NAPOLEON is probably at no great distance ; but we dare not give implicit credit to the statement. Vigorous preparations for defence against any hos tile attack still continue to be made in the Ports of Dirimark and Sweden, and indeed through Out the srigole el the Baltic. The King of PRUSSIA is also fortifying Colbert{ : we are still in the dark,however, as to the part which the Northern Powers are about to take, but it, is strongly reported on the Continent that Massks.a, JuNor, and•Lotsow, were sent tor to Paris to concert • for an active campaign in the measures • I THE ARMY. The Duke of IrunK held a public day at his °ince in the Horse Guards on S.eturcia;•. r 1 great num ber of Military Officers attended. The PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Dukes of Yon': and CAMBRIDGE, ,this day reviewed the 10th, 15th, and 18th Regithents of Lig:it Dragoons, upon IHounslow Heath. The different volunteer corps who were reviewed by the PRINCE REEN't will, in the course of this week, have a field day on their respective grounds of exercise; the musters are expected to be as strong as they were at the review. A General Order ft om the• Commander in Chief, by command of the PRINCE RE GENT, will be then read at the head of each regiment. The 6th Dragoons quitted Sheffield on Wednesday, having received orders to embark for Portugal. They are to be replaced by 200 of the ith. The 4th Dragoon Guards, now on their march in five divisions, from York, are to be stationed at Ra dipole Barracks, near Weymouth, previous to em barkation. The Ross-shire and Royal Perthshire regiments ( f Militia, are to encamp at Pennycuick, near Edin lburgh, on the 20th instant. Tuesday, the 2d Battalion of the 25th Regiment marched from Musselburgh to Edinburgh, and thence next day on their route to Glasgow. • Saturday se'nnight, the Forfarshire Militia marched from Newcastle to Sunderland. The Carmarthen shire Militia arrived in Newcastle on the Thursday from Sunderland. The 4th Dragoon Guards have left that town ; and a party of the Scots Greys have arrived. The following Irish Militia Regiment* have vo lunteered their services tq Great Britain :-6.-The Ros common, the Westmeath, the County Limerick, thq Galway, the Tipperary, the City of Dublin, the North Mayo, the Waterford, and the Louth. The Sligo re giment, quartered at Limerick, have volunteered their services to any part of the globe. The last letters from Lisbon are dated the 2J inst. and from Elvas, the 29th ult. Those we have been favoured with from Elvas state, that Gen. HOWARD'S brigade had been sent by Sir BRENT SPENCER from Almeida, to reinforce Lord WELLINGTON Willie Ba r dajos. The 59th rk giment was attached to the bri-. gade. The siege of Badajos was not expected to be a protracted one. Lord WELLINGTON had taken the most effectual means for preventing the escape of any part of the garrison, as was the case at Almeida. . Yesterday the following Bulletin was shew•n at St- James's Mace . " Windsor Castle, Jon 15. " His MAJESTY appears to have been a little better this week than the week preceding." ' Yesterday Lord AMHERST and General Gnitoom, came into waiting at St. James's Palace, as the Lord and-Groom of the King's Bed-chamber, for the week el. suing. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office in Downing.street, which sat a considerable time. Yesterday, being the first Sunday in Trinity Tcrm, the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs went in state from the Mansion-house, accompanied by several Aldermen, the Recorder, &c. to St. Paul's Cathedral, and met the Judges, whs,re a sermon WAS preached by the Rev. Mr. Lucas, his Lordship's Chaplain ; after which they proceeded to the Mansion-house, and partook of. an elegant entertainment. Saturday last-the dispatches by the Lady Lushing ton, Harleston, William Pitt, Minerva, and Lord' Forbes, were finally closed at the East-India House, and delivered to their respective Pursers. PASSENGIIII—Per Lady Lushington, Mr. Edward Sage, Mr. Land.fl free-mariner.—Prr Harhtaton, Miss Mary Stubbs.—Per William . Pitt, Messrs. Golledge and Taylor, natives.—Per Mi- Dern, Mr. Braveness free-naariner..--Per Lord Forbes, Lieute. ' rant-Colonel Hamilton. The dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON, to which we alluded in our last, were published the same even ing in the Gazette—and arc given in another column. No farther dispatches had arrived when this paper was put to press. By the way of the Brazils a ship has arrived, bring ing accounts of interest. A new Junta has been formed in Laguira, at the head o 1 which is placed General MIRANDA. On the installation of this body, a Mani festo has been issued, breathing sentiments of conci liation and liberty.—Cuatsvorne has at last declared himself sole Emperor of Hayti, under the title of HENRY the First. We understand that the new Em peror will have considerable difficulty, and most pro bably ultimate disappointment, in his endeavours to establish his sable dominion over this valuable colony. Part of the homeward-bound Leeward Island Fleet arrived on Friday in the River. The Nyaden and Milabar, which escorted the fleet, sailed from St. Thomas's ov the Sth of May. The Araehne, Captaih Chimbers, accompanied them part of the way, and then returned to Barbadoes. The yellow fever, we are happy to Gam, had not been so prevalent on that statioo as it was last year. At English Harbour, Antigua, it was moat experienced,, where the Thetis and bryaden lost each about tao risen; but the Castor, which lay there at the same time, had not a sick man on board. Capt. F.eottrell, of the Nyaden, died at Barbarities on the 23th of April—he had been long ill of the fever. Capt. Fowler, of the Charybdig, was promoted, in consequence, to the rank of post Captain, and appointed to the Nyaden ; and Lieutenant ele phant, of the Dragon, promoted to a Commander, anti appointed to the Charybdis. 'the Tribune, Captain Reynolds, bad arrived with dispatches from England„and to join the squadron. The Pearlen frigate, Captain N. Thompson, had sailed from. Grenada, with General Maitland on board, for Sicily. The Pearlen would return to England from the Mediterranean.' The Southampton, Sir James Yen, had arrivedltliirbadises With her convoy from England, avd sailed again for Jamaica.. The *eat fleet for England was expected to tail in the niiddle of June, under con voy of the Castor And Wanderer. All the assertions that have been made of French ships of war.(tquadrous and single ships) being seen in thse seal, are untrue. Slim the fall of Guadalaupe, only one enemy's ship had been heard at there, namely, a small French privateer, which was axed for two days by the Amaranthe. She could net come tip with her, but she recaptured the only vessel theprivateer had taken. The passengers by the present fleet are very nuntervirs.. Among them are General Hislop, Governor of Trinidad ; Gene-. ral Ordi, from St. Vincent's; Hon. ColonetNapter, itOth Rev: ntent ; Vr. Skeet, Judge Smith; Cptain. Rolnilard; lti'ilt k, Kemp (Agent for '1 ransports), and Barclay, of the Navy ; *aid a great nuthberof Merchants, planteri j &c. The ships Is h:ch brought the trade fromthe different lslaads r and were left at St. Thoniati'l by the convoy, were, the Caitoc, Captain Dilkes ; Cherub, Captain Tucker; Sc'orpionjion* (Apt. Gt.re ; Surinam; Ciptaln Watt; and Maria tender. The Ur- Opus, Captain Hu/1111;0i; 'Swirl, Captain Steck/vie; Thetis, oprein Ityam ; and Cygbet t Captain tiudgEr, were cralzing. 'I tie Dragon, 74; Admiral Air'Fratech Laforey 14111410pasautit, Capt. ro- • were lying IF Marbaqttah . ,:'4.44014040 *wow *lrv, lik• 113221 . . NAVAL INTELLIGENCL TORBAY, JUNE IS. Arrived his Majesty's ship ANTetoPs to take CO'n voy to Newfoundland. FALMOUTH, JUNE Sailed the Princess Mary packet, for Barbad'ez, Martinique, and Jamaica ; Express packk ter tar and Malta; Walsinglustn picket tortisboes; Lady Arabella packet for the Brazils; and the LuttrAs. - man of war, with a m.til for'Cadiz. , • , PLYMOUTH, JUNE 15. Yesterday arrived the Qtretsi Ctr.satorrZ . 1107' guns, Captain FERDINAND MAURICE, from Ports.' mouth ; la SEINE, trum the Downs ; PEAvoce sloop,' from a cruize off the coast of France; ROTA frigam, from a cruize off Brest; and INTELLicesr gun-brig, from Vigo and Oporto.—Sailed the ActiAtits, of 18 guns, fcr ingmour, th a dock-yard lighter full ar.- stores undo- convoy, fur the Perseuh.building there. taarorvi gun•brig get on then , at Sciily, and is come up the harbour to be docket. S! , :e h 44 been 14 days from Oporto, and 13 from Vigo, bUt : brings no news from either place. Also arrived the Antelope of London, Bayazu; master, in forty days from St. Thomas's, but. td sv Londop, with a cargo of coffee, cotton, stirs, ize..:d put in for convoy ; sailed in company with a fleet of sixty sail, tinder company of the NvAnts: frigate ; parted company off the Land's End. TheSPA Bram frigate has come into harbour to refit. The Pit-KLe brig, and PIONEER cutter have gone nut ,of harbour. • The TossAKT, 80 guns, has recaptured the George and Mary homeward-bound West-lodiaman, with a valuable cargo; she had been taken by the Ad o lphus French privateer. The BULWARK, 74, was paid off yesterday, and put out of commission. The PeA COCK sloop, which arrived yesterday, on the 7th inst. at sea, fell in with an American built vessel, laden with fir planks, water-logged, her main-mast and rud der gone ; could not learn her name. No arrivals this day. Sailed the PEACOCK, for the coast of France. • PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16. Nn arrivals. Sailed the CORDELIA -with a convoy for the Downs.—Wind W. DEAL, JUNE 16. Arrived the RAPID schooner, with a convoy from Falmouth, ..nd are sailed for the River. Sailed the . NYADEN tr : rte for Portsmouth. Arrived the Act les cutter from off Flushing.- Wind S. YAR-MOL•FH, JUNE 16. Arrived the Hes wry gins-bzig, foam the Texelytand • has landed an Officer from the Quxase frigate, in flosely Bay ; the ALERT cutter, from Heligoland, . With a convoy.-Trade remains doll on that-(.lend. The convoy which sailed on Friday atte-noon irony these roads was nut out of sight last night, owing to there being very little wind, and that earia,ble.-Re main-Rozauck, and three cutters.: .• • . HARWICH, JUNE Id. • Sailed the Beaufcy packet, with the Anholt maiitt • the 14th, arid the Lady Nepean packet; with the Her Bgoland mail of the same date.!--Wind W. • • CREENOCK, JUNE Iv. • Arrived here on Monday the Louisa, Pollock. from Trllddlas: le 55 days. April 113,1 at. 19..3. lung. 61. it. uptki the Akio , tor , from Tobago for London, nut five days. On the; `ph. lat. 44.13. long 38. 9. spoke the Europe, Steel, of rind triton Ayr to Mirantichi, out 22 days. On the t 7th, lat. 4d:40. knora ; 19. spoke the Mary Ann, ---, from London to Quebec, opt 11l days. On the 20th, lat. 49. 7.10ni. 27. spoke the Marv, from Teignmouth to Newfoundland, out xi; dar. On the tate; 'fat 52. SO. long. 18;47. spoke the Alexander. --, front Liver. pool to Newfoundland, out nine days. On the -alb, lat. 53:112. long. 17. 93. spoke the Russel, front Liverpool to Quebec,, out seven days. On the Nth inst. lat. 544. long. 11 4. spoke the, brig Maria, front Belfast to Grenada, out 'three days, all well. Left loading for Clyde. Three Sisters. Bonn ; Coquette, Newlands ; Eleanor, Shaw ; sod Trinidad, M'GowataL--tbr two former to sail in ten days after . . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Nocton packet, lately arrived from the Brasil., spoke on the 2fith uk. in lat. 16. 49. S. long. 30. 38. W. the Mutine s loop, with the Archduke Charles, from Lima, in company. She *(the Archduke Charles) has 4,000,060 dollars on board. The Venus, Briggs, from Berhice to London, parted from the Beet, the 17th of May, for Bermuda, laving sprung a leak. The lima, Coupland, bound for Liverpool, sailed from St. Lucia, in company with the Flora, Stoddart, arrived In the River -called off Martinique, to join the Fanny,arrtved off Portsmouth, but proceeded intmediatety a single ship. A letter from an Officer belonging to the SCYLLA, states* a gallant attack made by that ship on four of the enemy's brigs and two lugger., near Point Perms, on the coast of France : she Forced them all to take. shelter under Isle Bass and the rnain,.after damaging' their sails and rigging, and recapturing a schooner within sight of them. Let!ers from our squadron in Basque-roads, repre. sent the enemy as making the greatest exertions in the equipment of their ships in Brest, Aix-roaeis, &c. In the former place, two sail of the line and four frigates are lying ready to start, as soon as an opportuity pre sents itself by nur blockading ships le ing driven off the coast. The master of a French sloop capinyid on her passage from Brest to Isle Dieu, states that se veral hundred Danish, Norwegian, and other foreign seamen, had arrived at Brest, to may the different ships, and that a large number more of the same des cription, wet-e on their way foal that place. The master of the Arnow schooner, Mr. Hov, .while . chasirg a French chasse-marce, in the boat of that vessel, on the sth ult. in Basque-roads, was shot through the heart. His comrades and brother officers, as a token of re spect fcr his gallant conduct on thas.acd orrery other occasion, brought his body home, and it was inter red at Plypouth on Friday, attended by all the offic e r( of the shtp,and a number of private friends. • MAR IL-01141L-11101 day in cons.quence of a short supply of Wheat, fine Amyl's sold at a small advance in price. ;nati ves at.little earratior-Barley somewhat lower-Malt heavy ple-yery few White and (hey Peas; and each.dearp..-13.aps of both sortstiearlyst last prices- Vere are considerable suwars of Oats, partly last week'S arrival., upwards of Y0,4:00 quarters, and this trade hkewisentariyst the•ltipiotarlon-1 lour atlate prim. 41ZN11,641..CV&ILLOCT At 'more. r Wheat, 555. 70s. nss.. 8ean.5.441. r. 0.. • Fine ditto; 86s. 92.. 11 la ditto 34... 10s. Rye 30 , . ass. - ' Ditto . (tine-01d) 421. 48t. Barley; Yes. x.ss.od. •••• Oats, eta 5155. 88% • Malt, .I‘ f •votatut di•to, 30s. 31%.0d. Whitt Peas (b0i1er5),'4119.,494.,,,Vetat0e ditto. SS% ass. a orgy ditto, 401. 4!r. V i te s Ze t d, Xi 4, £45. : • • bine Hour, 709. tO CB4. to CORNWALL. IUtICI3S CURRENI*. . • Eo9atin•-tWheat 86x Od. 81141. t tiro od. Oats 111..0d. 4 CAstrkrus.D. 7 .,Wheat.2s „OA: :Earley 17s. Oats lls. Anwar;..- Wheat soy se 355: lard''' 18a, Oats Ils. • .1' . .Yeasawstea--rest Whet 371. Red, 38s. Wirt 17s. a, Eats t 3s. rid. hatatoes as. • Hsu's - on...Wheat 355. (td. Parke 164. 6.1 wmmeiwees ;1 kt, to I7s. ilis.o4.