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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY 01 7 .7!CE, JUNE 17. Copy of a Letter from Captain Laker, of his Majestfs ship the Tartar, to Rear Admiral Si: fl ichand G. Keats, autisransmit ted by Sir Jamea Saumarez to .Ile I-lotiourable William Wel_ kdey role. His Majzsty's ship Tartar, June 9. SIR—I have the honour to acquaint you, that on the kith May, 1809; I Chased on shore near Felix berg, on the Coast of Couriand, a Danish sloop pri vateer, of 4 gum, two of ',hem 12-pounders, oil slides, and two long 4-pounders ; the crew, 21 io number., landing with their musl.as, and king joined by some Of the country people, posted themselves behind the Sand Hills, near the Bach. The vessel appearing calculated to do much mischief to the trade, , l sent the Boats of this ship, under the command of Lieu. tenants Sykes and Parker, with ord;:rs either to bring . , Ater off or to destroy . h:r, the former cf which they effected with consideral;le address and activity, and without loss, very soon g4..v.iag the vessel's guns to bear upon the Belch. • • . Before' the Danes abandoned her they' 'placed a lighted candle in a 12-pounder cartridge of gunpow der, in the magazine, where there was some hundred weight beside, which was happily discovered by one of the boat's crew, who immediately grasped it in hand, and extinguished it, when it had burned down within half au inch of the powder ' • another minute tan all probability would have been the destruction of every man on board and alongside the VeSsel ; a dishonour able mode of warfare necessary to be known, to be properly guarded against. . have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Jos. BAKER, Captain. Copy of a Letter from Lieut. Manse], commar4ng Majesty's gun- - vessel Patriot, addresced to Cl:lmin 'Geate Of the Mi-s -,..quitos sad transmitted by the later to the H4a. W.W. Pole. - His Majesty's gun-vessel Patriot, Hilfgobod, May 30. beg leave to inform uu, that his Majesty's tin-vessel under my cpmmand yesterday, in the iver Hever, captured tl:e Dani3h cutter privateer Snap, mounting three guns with nine men, one week, .from Tonningen, without making any. capture. • _I am, Sir,•4c.. (Signed) E. I.V..IvIANsr..L. • - FOREIGN OFFICE, JUNE 17. The King has been pltist'd to approve of Mr. Emanuel Vi ale 'to be his Sicilian Majesty's Consul 'at-Gibraltar. • • • • WHITEII.ALIZ:'IUNE. 6. ' The King has been pleased to.congitute and appoint Sir Ru pert George, Knight, Anibressi Stile, Iltnes Bowen, Fogs. tke Icon. John Douglas, John I-1.1;m5,, Doctor in Physic, and the Hon. Courtenay Boyle, to hf, his Nia , eistrs Commissioner, for conducting the 'Transport ci - vicr, f..r the care of Sick atid Wounded Starner, and tuf the Care and Custedy of Prisbners of War. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Warden of the Starnaries, ill the County of Cornwall. _ _ Royal Stannary Artillery Regirrient of Local Militia. Thomas Tyrwhitt, Esq. to be Colonel. Dated Sept. 24, 13))8. -John Hearle Tremayne, Esq. to be Lieutenant-ColunCL Dad as above. John Vivian, Esq. to ba Second Lieutenant-Colonel Dated as . • above. J. Coleman Rashleigh, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. John Hussey Vivian, jun. Lsq. to be t.upernumerary ditto. Dated as above. • . . Etlwar.l Atkyns Bray, Pearce Rogers, James James, Win. Broad, Chcnalls, George '1 lioniai;•S. Moyle, J. 'faylor, Wm. Bevan, Anthony Bawden, 1. Vivian Tipper, and.). Eitchings, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above. •• • • John Ross, Gent. to be Adjutans •11 , ted as abrade.'. John Ross, jun. Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated at above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Lawrence Kortright,.Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated June 5, 1809. John Keys, Esq. to be dins: Dated as above. Loyal Havering, Barstable, and Chafford Yeomanry, Cavalry. Lieutenant John Delamere to be Captain, vice Crosse, promoted. Dated May 80, 1809. yilliam Ind, Esq. to be ditto, Nice Evans, resigned. Dated u above. ..• Henry Stanley arid Wm. Weld, Gents, to be Lieutenants. Dated as ahoy/L. Joseph Graves and Thomas Marsala, Gent. to be Cornets.- 7 . Da.-Al as above. • • • 4th Regiment Of Essex Local Militia. • Robert Johnson Strait, Gust, to tin Ensign. Dated /tine 5, 1809. Robert Tweed, t to Dated April 10, 1809, .sth Regimen', ,john Thomas,' Es j. vice it:: ul.l, resigned. Dated May ‘as, Ibo 9. Ambrose Wm. Skinner, Gent. to he Lieaterami, vide Wyatt, re. • • signed. Dated June 5, Alexander Urquhart, Gei.t. to Sc atizo, vice F.e.ynolds, Dated June 6, 1809. George Walker, Gent. to 1-2 Dav-il • .May - '..!5, IEO9. Commissions signed by tile of.Che shire.—Royal CheOote . . Edward Francis French, GeLt to be Ens:.: , .n. Dated Jura 3,1:509. Royal Cheater of I.c ca] Lieutenant Tilorntis to be Cainain, size Parry., resigner'... Dated May 27, 1869. Lieutenant William Cole to be di.to, vice Smith, res;gned, Dated as above. Macclesfield Regiment Of IncaL Militia. • George ,Avery, Riche: Young, Jaums Wharton. and Rowland Gould, Gents. to be I - Insist:s. Dated May 27, • 180. Western Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry. _ . . . Captain Sir Thomas Stanley Massey Stanley to be ieljor,. vice Weld, resigned. Dated May I;, 1809. Froth.barn Volunteer lrlattry. - - William Gerraid; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Moulsdale, resigned. Dated May 26, 184.0.. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Ayr. 3Stb, or Ayrshire.Regiment of Militia. Jrlin M‘Gachen ' • Gen:. to be gnsign, vice Findtayson, appointed to the - line. Dated May 809. Commissions in the following Rerfirrients of Local Militia, signed• by his Majesty. • John Ross, Gent, to be r•i:jeta:tt to the 5t:41114 - y Local Militia Regiment of Artiller.. Dated Sept 24,1805. Darcy Levis, Gent, to he dit:o to the Ist Battalion of the Leeds Ri gintent . of Local :a. Dated as above. William Jackson, Geid. to dna) to ti.e 2d Battalion of ditto. Dated as above. Yam Priestley, Gent. to be ditto to the Morley Regiment, in ,the Wit.t killing of York. Dati a, above. Commissions in the Tower liamlets Militia, sinned by the Lord Lieutenant. First Royal Regimcnt, Aojotant William Peyton to be (I'..;p:sin by Brevet. Dated Dec, 1,1808. yni,gn James Freeman 0 he. Lieutenant, vice E"4ot•, res.zne d 1.. . • Dated pet . 23, 1E:13. rnsigo*Llrutt Armstrong to be ditto, vice Morris,resigne.d. Da. led Nl.trelt - 25, 1 e.l 9. Ass; tint-Surgeon :an I:. I A vino reng to bc Ens ign,viceßutledge, resigned.. Ddted A st , bl ti. Wiram Aarnstrsing Gent. to be i:itto. Dated Jan. °.s', 1809. ' D. l ul O'Meira, Gent. I 9 he ditto. Dated Jan. ‘,•.'7, 18e9. Catin Wiik.teld, Gent, t. be tL .tu b g'.9c flriustrez z , prom ote d . }dated Aptil 25,1•809: 1 ' •;4 " • ' v • • ERRATUM in tlle Gazette of May 16, 1809. ChatliaV, Dartford Local Militia.. For honourable% Blitt to be Lieutenant-C(44.c1.. Read Edward ita AM-, E. tel tesA.idataturit-ColoneL. • , ERRATUM ialhe (187.2;4q,,0f June IX • 34 . or Middle Reg.iin* citio,..ykshiTe Local For Trislgia lOWA Riid*wurbirlikteant, Nike VifilifiniVr o l99, resigned:: Dual !thy le,' t 801%.., •i;••• • Ensixo .19 1 1 1 1AP-4M to tic Lietstpt, tee Williamßiown, l dispLa.d. Datidlidarlo; 1809. • . PARI NERBHTPB 6188OLVED. Bridge. and Tuft, 4.lgarschescer, cottopinners, May 1, 1809. Dike 1-L'Amarsh,. jun, and Join: Stamp, of ...thwack, Northum tinnerv,,fiet. 12. 1809. , •' ,1 ; • D4lay s .lapeanannfaccurers, Nottingham, May 23,1809. • . • :Llewellyn anJ Asittoni•shiOrokers Liverpool, June 12, 1809. Rathbinio, hqghlesi.,arid Rniarin, rCitrehants, Liverpool, by the death of Wm. ;•tathbone,March• 28, 1809. I;afte atd Abraliitin Huddhiston;Arthingtou, Yorkshire, millers' ant badgers, Fgb,.-3,-1209, • John Smith and Jushua.J..owe Birmingham; jeviellem, June 13. anicS Whiiebeid anti IW9lliaat HOnley, of Halifax, Yorkshire, joiners, June ,1% 1841 . 9. • • • Rashleigh, Coode and,Kempthorne, St. Anstell, Cornwall, attor nies and solicitors, asto James Kempthorne, NI ay $4, 1149. Matthew Armstreng, Ann Armstrong, and .1 alp Wyatt, of • Pimlico* and Brook-street,, Hanover-square,' architects and builders, March 25 ' ltOtt. • • • - Wm. Scott Imitb and Elinor Noggins, Aldersgate-street, London; December si, 1808. Williaacs and Co. df i Nottingham, liosers;lune 1, 1809. Williams and Sons, of Nottingham, hosiers, June 1, 1809. Thomas I.ockwcod, Joseph Bradley, and Abraham Lockwood, of Hudder:field, Yorkshire, woollen-merchants, Feb. 1, 1809. Jjhn Lang and Co. Deansgate, Manchester, drapers, May 18. Joseph Watson and Ca. St. Ann's-square, Manchester, linen dr-Xpers, April 23, 1808. George Durant and Son, King's-Awns yard, Coleman-street, London, brokers, May 8, 18(99. Joseph Fidler and Co. of Upper Thames-street, London, rail-_ vendors, October 17, 1808. Win. and Matthew Clarkson, of Middleham, Yorkshire, grocers and ironmongers, May 12, 184 1 9, , • Thomas ift.iner Grainger and Gideon Maude, Halifax, York shire,.attornies, June 10,1809. BANKRUPTCY SUPEIZSKDFD. BseljardnTanner, late of Dartmouth, Devon, shipibuilder. BANKRUPTS- J.:mes Polton, late of JoLn.itr:Tt, AdOphi, and of Charing-erefSs, Middlesex, wine -merchant, dealer and chapntan, to surrender June 20, July 1, at eleven, a.O July 29, at ten, at Guildhall._ Attorney, Mr. l-Drtnarn, Crreat - Pidzzl, Covent-Garden. Bun Thomas Davies, of Oren Wareemtreet, Clerkenwell, Middlemen, linen-draper, dealer and chapmaN, June 20,24, and July 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel White Sweet, King's Bench Walks, Temple. . ' William Beaton, late of ,Taanton, Somerset, currier, dealer and chapman, Jtine; 26, 27, and July 29; at ten, at the MarkethOuse, Taunton.- Attorrdes', Messrs. Blake and Son„, Cooke's-cuurt, Carey-street, London ; or Messrs. Beadon anclLeigh;fattron. George Carr, late of Ripon, Yorkshire, ironfounder, (hut now a prisoner in York.Costle,) July 5,6, and 29. at eleven, at the Tio.bot Inn, Leeds. Attornies ' Messrs. Atkinson and Boiland, Leeds ; or Mews. Exley anetStocker,lurnival's Inn, London. John Johnson, late of Bolton, Lancashire, shopkeeper, July 6, at. four, July 7, at ten, and July 49, at eleven, at the Bridge inn, Bolton. Attcrnies, hlr. Meddowtrcift, Gray's Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. Boardman, Bawl. Coys White, of Oxford-surer, Middlesex, dealer and chapriiim, June 24, July 8, and 29, at :well% at Guildhall. i,ttorney, Mr. Bousficld, 13ouverie-street, Fleeotreet. Michael L'ryan, of George-strce Hanover - square , Middlesex, picture-dealer and di:Tr:an, Tune SO, 27, and July 2.9, at ten, - - - at Guildhall. • Attorni,s, Messrs. Holmes and Lowden, Cle- ment's Inn, London. John Nordish, of Meopham, Kent, butcher, dealer and chapman, June 1:7, July 1, at twelve, and July 29, at ono, at Gui London. Attornies, Mt. Townsend, lictnford, Essex; or IV.r. Jones, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. . George Churchett, laze of Plymouth, Devon, baker, June 29,30. : and July Y 9, at eleven, at the Fountain Tavern, Plymouth- s : Dock. Attorney, Mr. John ElwortLy, Plymouth-DOck. Robert Cowper, of Cateaton-street, London, warthoweman, , dealer and chapman, June 24, at one, June 97, and July at 'ten, at Guidhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild., Warwick-stow:v. Newgate-street. Georgelchrr Dewhurst, of Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer, Lay 6, 7, and L 9, at ten, at the Talbot, m Halifax. Attornics, Mr. Hodgson, Surrey-street, &rand, .oatidotl; •or Mr. Shad, in Halifax. . John Adams, of Walsall, Staffordshire; factor and manufacturer, di:aicr and chapn...:,n, July 5, at five, July 6, arid 29, it eleven, at-the Littleton Arms Inn, in Penkridge. •Attorniei, Messrs. . Turner and Pike, No:s, E:i t erusbury-squart, Londyn; or Mr. John Hteley, Walsall. John KlinPson, of Oh! Pethlep, tendon, paper-larger, Junel.o, July 1, and '29, at ten, at GuildiialL Attorney, lVir. Jilin . Smith, Furiiivars Inn. Tbotnas „Hodgson, of Blaekman-greet, Sonthwark, Surrey, up holder, dealtrand cllavrnan, June 22, July 1, and %ff, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson, I.incolu's-Inn, London. SPAIN. DECIME OF THE JUN IA OF SPAIN. An Address from the Suprem2 Junta to the Spa-- lush People, hrev.thing the warmest sentiments of pa been.rec:rived in town ; but so disfigured by the translati,,n; that. we are anxious to procure a copy .of the original, that we may lay a faithful ver sion of it before our Readers. In the meantime, it concludes with the following Decree : The Sepretne,Governieg Power of the Kingdom, considering it eo be its primary obligation to free the Country front the: evils which have until now afflicted it—all which have been occesion ed. by i?le arbitrary laws to which it has been subject—pursnitig the just add.tuild intentieets of our very beloved King, Ferdinand VII. who was desirous to reconstitute the Monarchy, re-estab iishiug in it the National Representation of its ancient Cortes— desiroui that the Nation should take; before the eyes of Europe and of the Universe, the noble - and strong acts of a people worthily and legally constituted—desirous that this great work should be performed, which the circumstances command, and the heroic .sacrifices of the pee; le require—anxious that it should approach to that degree of pcsfectien which men are allowed to obtain when they proceed with good faith, and with a desire of 'doirg right, has decreed as follows : • lst, , All wise Spaniards who have meditate:! on propcts o( Reform, with respect to the constitution of the. kingdom m gene ral, as well at on the particelar branches of public adminivration, are invited by the Junta to communicate their ideas with full liberty; and as they may judge may answer best for the good of th-!r country. 2. Three ivrltingisball be sent to the Junta through the Secre tary's cifs4e, within the term two months from the date of Oil; Decree, and the authors will subscribe their netnei; or a mark by which they may be khowti in proper time. - • • 3. Thesennitings being examined in a sunitnarytfray, the wri ters of those which are found to be really useful, by the observa tions or by the knowledge they contain, shall be called upon in order to takel part in the Corntuissini of Reform which ehuU be immediately created. 4. These Commissions shall be pretided each by a Member of the Jul ta ; and in them will be examined and prepared the works which are to be presented for approbation. 5. The projects approved of by the. Junta shall be presented to the National Sanction, and from it willreceive the character, the authority, and the force of law. 6. The Junta don not anticipate its judgment, to prepossess the public opinion with respect to those projects ; it only believes, that it ought to ennmence from this moment certain principles, upon which the wish and desire of the nation has irrevocably re solved, and from which nothing that, can be written or discussed on the subject of Reform can alter. .Those principles are reduced to the following : Tile Catholic RPosiolle Rinoin Religion ii the hilly Religloh of the :AA, e. • The Constituton of kialn'ri to be a Morierchi; hereditary - in Ferdinand VII. his ilesceindonts, and those called by the law to . . succeed them. . The Nation fs to be vended hctic* rwarkby laws, kw* • the deliberated and' adriitolstmd. ••• °tiers shan be a )ladettal Cone.,.in the, manner set fens wish* envy be established, taking Into oensielerationatedalagnae mad lategerSons which iityvahen plata air! the tinin when they we e, lawfully held. Ost andcatlier 01116bies shall he thelanfe it the Ma tropille in all Rights and.papptitutiottelqrrragdtives t Tiii Reform which ouflegal'odeacidetinivirition, and redo 'eery of public rents, linitl44aff tlibir62Rieging to the direction of commerce, agricultnrionNfdtifsVarli tuf well as national, ma rine,and warlike, are to - undergo, OMR be only and, recluarrely &cited to obtain the greatest We; and de better illustration of the Spaniskpaopleyseherridly teased until now. 7. The lfaiion.Which shslrbt4egally and. solemnly constituted from -6--z--s% tinctfint day; tlM'37irseraTCoftes of the Spa nish Monarchy, after baisucwriong.neglectsti, ahalinteet together for the first cranes . • FOREIGN INTELLIGRArCE:- ‘, . , . General trrede, in hit address to a gpne.ral assem= bly of the inhabitinti'd:this city, made use of some • memontbie tizikessicitia 4 'Afteepraistitg thecondUct of the great& fait oo s tr4titllterpti whb "took but a, very inconsiderable.shaa itt.theiiisurrection, , he cast his eyes upon a Count, who was among them, and said—" I have a list of those who misle d the people ; your name is at thehead of.jt.i" ; The Count turned.' pale, and stuttered out son4e excuses. " You are al ready punished, (observed the General). The rebels,. encouraged by the person styling 'himself General Chastelar, attempted to defend Schwartz ; that town,' which belonged to you, your houses, and your estates are completely destroyed." • The people repeatedly exclaimed : " Long live King IVlaxim;lian Joseph."—But General Wrede said, " Do not exclaim Long live the King ; this exclami tiob does. not yet cone from ! your hearts ;. when, in the course of a few years hence, you have become better acquainted with this excellent Prince, then will you exclaim with sincerity, ' Long live the Upon this the multitude, with one voice, shouted, " Long live General Wrede." CASSEL. MAY, PR. • Cur Monikur of yesterday contains an official ac count of the retaking of Fort Donitz, by the West phalian Gener.3lD'Albignac. The robber Schill left a garrison of 1500 men in the place. A company of grenadiers, who landed at the foot of the walls, under a well directed fire of artillery, were safficit:at to carry the fort, and to put 'this banditti to flight, with the loss of 400 killed, SOO prisoners, and a great number wounded. By this event 150. Frenchmen, Westpha lians, and several couriers who had fallen into the hands of Schill, have been set at liberty. The manufacture and sale of gunpowder, in West. phalia, are henceforth to be under the superintendence of the . Minister at War, as also the transit of foreign gun-powder, as an article of commerce. GOITINGEN. MAY 23. The Royal Westphalian Regiment of cuirassiers, under General Bougard, arrived here a few days since, for the purpose of clearing the Hartz of robbers, and of Schill's adherents, many of whom hav2 sought refuge there: ALTONA, JUNE 6. It appears that some hundreds of Schill's corps have effected their escape to the Isle of Rugen.— Arnotig the prisoners that hare fallen into the hands Pf General Gratien are four of Schill's officers. His Majesty has given strict orders to our cruizers and armed vessels in the Baltic to prevent any of the fugitives in the Isle of Rugen from getting off by means of neutrals. • STRAUBiNG, MAY 29. There is stiil a remnant of from eight to 9000 Aus trians in the wards of Bohemia, - who sometimes pass the frontiers in . detachments ; atad, after levying con tributions' on: the towns in Bavaria, return to their hiding-places. The military, aldttg the line of the Danube, fi-oni Ratisbon to Passau; are extremely ha rassed bithese•attaCks ; which, from the ref pidity and secrecy with which` they are made, defy prevention, and elude pursuit. • • . . ANTWERp,JUNE s.: • The. Gazette of this city contains the.followintar. tide : " It may ,be considered as-certain, in.the present state of things, that the Imperial de cree of thf , 16th. September, 1808, vial not only: be executed . with the utmoSt rigOtir,.but also tilatits influence, Wili.be ex tended to all the'allies.a. France, on the,Cantinent, for if ever there existed a moment for successfully killing a death blow to the industry of:Great Britain, it is the present. Almost all the coasts or Europe belonk to France, or her friend's and, allies. Trieste. and Fiume-; and SWeden also, are lost to England, and the shores of the Baltic Will speedily be furnished with a nitmeroni 'll)6St effectually pre vent the :civerflOw of prohibited productions. But - that, in tire present state of things, no other system than that 'hitherto pursued, can be'adniitted, without , erating the rain of . commerce, and' particularly French mattufacttices-L-that the . perniiss4mi Of entering our port's ttitdet the flag Should entirely cease—are propositiOni With'the truth of which, *Aar the Chambers of 'commerce in tranee larly the nun eatincit of . coek , e P:arif, are fallr • ; and sdoepTy impressed. • • 44 Of the readiness with which our allies will adopt this system, we may be enabled to form an opinion fromAhe consideration th a t a n Arnericv.ii eitrgo,'F'6l - 11 sisting chiefly of dye-stuffs, lantleditt TOtinihiterf;hat been deposited - in the royist tioiregeiusei of 1411,1 - nazi*, to await the decision of the Government ; and also,. .that .Russia _denim!, of. Sweden, - sts•one of th{e con ditions of peace;;... than:she shall shut bertiorts::a r gainst English, vessels.. 40m - ..a11. these . qonsiderations, h follows 'that neither colonial products, nor.any 66ir articles. of. zoom - tem, aad . -irsagafacture will fait hi blit.„ on the contraifyi jhar wijl rikt.. the moment Ole di§positionsavhickara,expected frong ,the =WI)! 4 }4 w45* 13 -94hamerorigire;tna06 4 .11011in,‘, Travellers, who weTe as yupien4 wiittieioefor4.o eth - , trance of khe Frenchinco-that shit'the • price ot Macedenian eottovs,l!aci,then risen. from 280 to 360 florins. It is said that all that remains of them, in the warehonsaa of yieona„consistssaf about 10,000 bales,' princlpallir Of Sriinferior qual4, , and,svhtilly unlit:for the ptirliO;es Otthe.i.reyith4sswisS mann . faittirers y, Those of 'thebesi cpiality,h4ve been bought up by 'the Engli'sl4 . at'SmYrna abd in Macedonia, and their re-importation to the continent of EuMpe is pro hibited, In general, the,c,orquercial . policy of the gu g iioi leads theM•tcr .. ,thn rtt , ot scinpulons attention with regard t o t hi s plyclucton c order that the posses an of the raw materials may as much as possible fa vow- the sale of their owa manufactures," DRESDEN, MAN se. Seven people, six of whom are Prussian soldiers, have been transported from Posnania to Thorn, i.. chains, to be tried by a military commission, f;,: spreading reports unfavourable to the Frelich arms. ROTTERDAM, JUNE 8. Seven American vessels have been carried int:, ,Christi td ; all laden with-rice, tobacco, and tog, from. America, for Gottenburgh. An AmeriCan ship, in ballast, bound for St. ! l inters burgh; has been captured by a Danish privE2er, carried into :Elsineur. _ . . NAPL, .1333 MAY 2 5. .sgaeraj r ,Repions h#Alebgea apprehended h ere , un d er suspicion of tbfl:r maintaining a correspondence with the Court of Palermo. A Commission has been ap. ptikiired tti eialtilne their pit3ers. liii , Mujesty.htsilisued . IKI edict for Fe:zing all the •.Austr:itoyesselsier Our- poro, and recalling all 14eae0,.14,10. ,.14,10. subjects in the . Austrian don iaior., withn the i yeriod of two months, under the pain of outhw:7 ani cortAs'eation of property. ,P.4141,14111ENTA Rr P R SCLEDE;Cs. • HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 17. Ittif four o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR C.llO. to the. House; apd. after prayers were read, The Judges'Salaries Augmentation Bill pessed tbr: - ...tigh a ^om lalttea of the whole House, and was reverted witltut any amend ment. The Relevant Standing Orders were ordered to be tdc.sn into consialeratton on Monday next; with a view to their He inz dis pensed with, aa,far as related to the Deptford and Behr Water- Works Bill. It was ordered; on the motion of Lord Walsingham, that the Committee to whom the Leeds and Liverpool Canals Bill was referred, do make a report on 'Mbnday next. • An appeal from the Court of Session in acotland, Sir T. Gibson Carmichael v. Elliott, was withdrawn. The other Orders wtrc disposed of.—Adjourned till Monday. gal E iNkEiti ING STAR. 7 - Er LONDON. I v ' .11 • , • MONDAY, JUNE 19. PRICE . OE STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Consols, for July; 69t-' -ROduced 67.} 68-omnium pre. Exysequer Bill, 6s. to 11s. prem. PilpE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock 259 2591 4 per Cent. Navy shut per CAM. Red. filli s Long Ann. 18 9-16 I 3 per Cont. Cons. shut India Bonds 173. 18s. pr. 4 per Cent.ll.lii Eschoq. Bills, , Ss. lls pre. This day we received Moniteurs to the 1 1 th, and Dutch papers to the 15th instant, from which we have made the following, extracts. • On the whole, considering that the presept ac, counts are all from the public press of the enemy, we cannot but consider them as highly favo urable.. It is not, attempted to be disguised, , that t he whole of the Tyrol is again in a state of insurrection. A letter from Suabia, of the ft.d instant, states expressly, that, no sooner was the -French arrny,. ) under the Duke of DANrztc, withdrawn from the Tyrol, to re ? inforce the Grand Army, than the people flew again to arins, and pressed upon the French, garrisons with considerable effect. These papers Contain also some short extracts from ,The Austrian' Bulletins, which we shall lay before our Readers in the state in which they have reached us. PARIS, JUNE 8., FIFTEENTH 51.1.1.1.ET11% . . " 'Eberte l qtf, ince S. . . • .6 6 The Army of Dalmatialms obtainesii,jh; great, - .1 success. .It has'.defeatedall.pat opposed ii i in the bat tles of IV.• Cladcbaq ) ,' , Lieca, anl,Ottachatz.t 'ilie * General in . 'Chief Sioisie'vitch figs been taken. • 66 The . D'ute'Of r- lkagtVsa h r ived on the 28th May at Fiume,'Oridillisrtti 'ai l riiiyvoi' i rtalY has formed a j unction with 'ate grand army, Of wtich the army of Dalmatia forms the extfeine l riOe 'lVitiS'ort of the Duke cirltAg i iAk relpecti these diffe:ent events, • shall be published:. • 66 On the . 28th On,'English consisting of four ships of the ljcie,7twO frigates; and a'sics!op, ap peared before Trieste; witli an intention taking the Russian sqUadron "". ' • Li' 2 ' " General Count Caratene -had just arrived at that ; port. As this town was disarmed, ,fie Russians lan ded forty pieces of 'Cantor., twer.ty4out: of iineh were 36:Pounders, and Sixteen cf Theyuh r a:/e . placed .These cannOtilin *ballet"; under +which the Russian squadrOn. garb° .i ;af cbor.,,At4 : ,_sprina on their cables.•Eßtent , t.§4. veas3 teak? ettt , receitt tie enemy, who .aeeiag. Ott iliadifoilet tits his cieAol,,, ! went off.- - .One theyiarisl lAustrbsas4lavjag t passed !oak Krems to thes'eghtitank Oki" Damiko c harlipeNtestmyed by the Wirtemberg 46.0110,,loilicilttookvixtibof them prisoners." • . . . COTENIiAGEN. MAY 27. This day we have` received intelQince; that the `three small islands l Elgham, l 'Akeritoearid Oms, 'to tbe South Corsoer,. have 'be - ri aita i kecrby the English, who were forced to obadcl4 4 llletir enter prize, through the courageous Our gun boats and the bravery of Captain Goldberg; and Lr; detachment.—The English have taken in the Cattc . gat six +American} !essels, c i ASSEL, JUNE 1. • The. King 'Ontieto Erfrt to the corninznd of the 'French . aimy; which mtistby this ttirit havearrived there: '" • ' •' 1 " i• . , • • . , • . , • ,•1 . we leap, that Chastiller i Canfilik,i.bihifforley, and other .officers of the Austrian corps, which was in Tyrol, :have e£fect,d..theii epocepe rt nil AN still busy in exciting and organizing insurrection : --46yda: Ga zette, June .14: *4 3, C 42 tT.PPER. ApsTRJA) I NAY So. • Me* of. the B . avirJari army, com manded by the Prince, Royal, and . Wrede, which, were ordered to march to Vienna, Dave on a sudden received a different destination. A courier also arrived here last :night from Ebersdorff, with Ri A