Star. — London, England, 1811-05-29 00:00:00

Ile following is a translation of the Telegraphic :nmunicAtion received at Lisbon. " Elvas, half past Eleven, A.M.May 17,1811. d , At 9 yesterday morning Marshal Soutr attacked otr: army at Alboe►a. It was a great battle' Our A rmies were victorious. The enemy abandoned their w ounded, and took up a new position in sight of our army." " Sewii o'Clock, same Day. H The b itee lasted six hours and a half pit was well ent reved. The armies maintained the same positions. The allies hid General HOUGH TON killed, and three Generals wounded. The enemy two Generals killed and one w , inded. At eight this morning, General HOUGHTON was buried." CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 28. /MEER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS nasnrr PARLIAMENT. COUNTY ot ANTRIN.—The Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill. HORSY. GUARDS, MAY 27. His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief will hold a Mi. gtary Levee at the Horse Guards, at two o'clock, on Monday, the 2tl of J une. HORSE GUARDS, MAY 25. His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Torre's', of the 39th Re giment, to be his Military Secretary. WHITEHALL, MAY 28. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to Robert Ward, Esq. the Office of Clerk of the Ordnance of the Units Xingdem. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York, City and CountY of the City of York. Ist West York Militia. Ensign Francis Bock to be Lieutenant. Dated March 15, 1811. Ensign Philip Hubei to be ditto. Dated May 7, 1811. 2d Ditto. Ensign John Oliver to be Lieutenant. Dated April 4, 1811. George Lawrence, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated May 13, 1811. 3d Ditto. Frederick Atherstone, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Aptil 4,1811. Thomas Eyre, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April i 4, 1811. Ist Leeds Regiment of Local Militia. norms Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Turkingten, promo. ted. Dated April 10, 1811. Ensign Alexander Gardiner Washington to be ditto. Dated April 30, 1811. Ensign Wm. Salisbury Kershaw to be ditto. Dated May I, 1811. Ensign Robert Enmity to be ditto. Dated May 2, 1811. Ditto. Lieutenant William Smith to be Captain,vice Atkinson, deceased. Dated April 10, 1811. John Glover, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Bateson, promoted.— Dated a; above. John Bores, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Samuel Lumb, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 11, 1811. John Wade, Gent. to be ditto, vice Taylor, resigned. Dated Aprill2, 1211. George Robinson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 30, ISI I. John Wade, Gent. to be Assistant Surgeon. Dated Aptil 18,1811. Morley Regiment of Local Militia. • Ensign Richard Blatiey tp be Lieutenant. Dated June 21, 1809. Wm. Craven, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 12, 1811. Ensign Isaac Heaton to be ditto. Dated April 21, 1811. Sheffield Regiment. Lieutenant John Blake to be Captain, vice Jepson, migned.— Daied April 6 , 1811 . Ensign Samuel Mather to be LieUtenant, mice Blake. Dated as above. ' Quarter -Master lames Woollin to be ditto, by brevet. Dated September 24 , , 1810. Wm. Nicholson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 1, 1811. . John Younge, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 1), 1811. Samoa Young.Crent. to be ditto, vice tyr4, reigned. Dated May 6, 1811. '4 Staincross Regiment. lames Lee, Esq to be Lieutenant •Colonel. Dated May 13,1811. James Baron, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 30, 1811. Ensign George Atkinson to be Lieutenant. Dated May 1,1811. Ensign Wm. Liversedge to be ditto. Dated May 2, 1811. Znsign Samuel Hanby to be ditto. Dated May 3, 1811. John Sbarphonse, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 4, 1811. Claro Regiment. Robert Deakin, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 2, 1811. Wm. Turner, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 3, 1811. Stockeld Yeomanry Cavalry. George Lloyd, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 11, 1811. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Royal North Lincoln Militia. Robert Craeroft, Esq. to be Major. Dated May 26, 1811. Joseph Clifton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 16, 1811. Loveden Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. Robert Robertson Corden, Gent. t• be Ensign. Dated May 13, 1811. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Shrewsbury Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Jenkins, Esq. to be Captain, vice Beek, resigned. Dated April 'a, 1811. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July 20. John Hack, late of Broad -street, St. George's in the East, Middlesex, duilder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Aaron Josepk, of From Selwood, Somerset, clothier. BANKRUPTS. John Parry, of Quality-court, Chancery-lane, London, scrivener. dealer and cliapman, to surrender June I, at eleven, line 11. at twelve, and July 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Duff, 'I havies Inn, Holborn. Joseph Bell, of Fleur-de-lis•court, Spitalfields, Middlesex, soap. maker and tallow.ckandler, dealer and chapman, Jane 1, I, and July 9, aT qeves, at Guikihall. Mutinies, ItAesszt.. Even and Risen, Haydon•square, Minories. Thomas Docwra, late oi Hackney, Middlesex, dealer and chap. man, June 1, 15, and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atter- ney, Mr. Syddall , Aldengate-street. William Higginbotham Goodwin, late of Liverpool, timber-sner- , chant, dealer and chapman, June 10, U, and July 9, at eleven, 1 at the George Inn, Nether Kautsford, Cheshire. Attorniet, Messrs. Wright, Pickering, and Yuman, Temple, London; Mr. Joshua Lace, Liverpool; or Messrs. Wrights and Durnoile in knutsford. !ohn Brown Taylor, of Doncaster, Yorkshire, joiner and carpen ter, dealer and ehapman, June 4,5, and July 9, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn, Doncaster. Attornies, Messrs. Spilsbury and Bill, Bawtry; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London. • Thomas Andrewes the younger, of the Hotwells, Gloucester shire, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, May 30, June s, at twelve, and July 4, at ten, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Edward Frowde, No. 24, Serie-sneer, Linerdn's-Inn-Field, Lond-in. John Duckworth, of Manzhester, alehouse-keeper, dealer and thapntan, June 14, 15, and July 9, at ten, at the Golden Lion Deansgare, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. William Edge, St. Ann's Church•yard, Manchester. Joseph Conper, of North Shields, ship-chandler, June 10, 25, and July 0, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-1 Tyne. Atturnies, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, London; nr Mr. Matthew flouter, Newcastle-upon-Tynr. 'William Baker,of York, codectlosier, dealer and chapinan, June 19, 13, and July 9, at eleven, at the Black Swan Lin, York. Atternica, Mr. Edge, Inn. r Temple, London ; or Mr. Hearon, York. Joists Jones ' late of Saint Helen, Worcester , glover , Jun e i n, 19, and July 9, at eleven, at the Digless Green, in St. Peter the Great. Attornies, Mr. lames Platt, srantield-court, Tem- Pk, London ; or Mr. Platt, Bridge-street, Worcester. Samuel Wall, of Salisbury, Wilts, linen-draper, dealer and chap nun, June 1, at eleven, 11, at twelve, and July 9, at eleven, at GulldbalL Attorney, Mr. Deanollos, No. 7, Colernao...-- - - tinkling., Lomita& .. William Aroold tudloW, bf Andover, %nu, wine niercliant, dealer and chapman, June 8, 11, and July 9, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr Hayward, Great Ormond-street. John Smith, of Ilidgewater-square, London, lapidary, June 8, 15, and July 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. Pittman, Newman-street , Elisabeh Shewen, of Threadneedle-street, Landon, coffee-house keeper, June 11, 15, and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. W. E. Allen, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. John William Page, of Laurenny, Pembrokeshire, toap-bi iler, dealer and chapenan, June 4, 11, and July 9, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, Temple. Matthew Swabey, of Patriot-square, Bethnill-Green, Middlesex, draper, dealer and chapman, June 11, 15, and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. P. Coren, Lyon's Wu. William Gould, late of Chippenham, Wilts, innholder, dealer , and Chapman, Julie 13, 14, at ten, and July 9, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chippenharis. Attorrdes, Mr. John Heath, Chippenham ; or Messrs. Broome and Pinniger, No.l, Gray's Inn-square, London. John Carter and John Rushy, of Skinner-street, London, man gle-makers, dealers and chapmen, June 1, 11 , and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench-walks, Temple. Richard Hughes, now or late of the town pf Pontpool, Mon mouthshire, tallow-chandler, shopkeeper, dealer and Chapman. June 12, 19, and July 9, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Abergavenny. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James and Abbott, No. 8, New Inn, London; or Mr. Hugh Jones, Abergreenny, Henry Clarke, of Liverpool, merchant, June 18, 19, and July 9, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Geo. Rowe, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London. Abraham Moss, late of Berkhampatead, Herts, now of Stockport, Cheshire, plumber and glazier, June 1. 11, and July 9, at two, at the George Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Dicas, St. James's-square, Manchester ; or Mess:a. Longdill and Beckltt, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London. PARLIAMENT/Mr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS. MAY U. The LORD CHANCELLOR made a few observations rela- tire to the Roxburgh cues, with the view of calling the attention of the House on Thursday to the question respecting the Interlo cutors of the Court of Session in the Action of Reduction; for which day the further consideration of the subject was appointed. The Bleaching Grounds Bills, the Isle of Man Customs Bill, the Isle of Man Sheep Bill, the Irish Prisage and Butlerage Bill, and the Canada Rum Bill, were read a third time, and passed. The Loan Bill, the £6,000,000 Exchequer Bills Bill, and the £1,500,000 Exchequer Bills Bill, were read a Tecond time, the commitment negatived, and the Bills ordered to be read a third tune on '1 hursday.—Adjourned to Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. At four O'clock only 38 Members were present, and the House adJounied. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. KING C111.111,16'11 RIATORATION.—HoIiday. The official details respecting the War in Portugal, with which our columns of to-day are filled, amply confirm the expectations which had been formed of the successful exertions la the Allied Armies. We may now look forward to still greater achievements, the scene of action being now removed, in a great measure, from the neighbourhood of Almeidalo that of Badajos. MASSENA has probably by this time re inforced SOULT at that place ; and on the other hand Lord WELLlNcirrow has proceeded with the flower of his army to support Marshal 15E11E61 , 0RD. Indeed, a telegraphic communication, stating that those two gallant Generals had actually joined, is said to have reached the Admiralty late last night. We received some German Papers to a late date this morning, but they do not present any very striking intelligence. The expected peace between Russia and Turkey seems to be again postponed line die. An article from Vienna notices the rumours of war being on the point of breaking out in the North of Europe, as originating in stock jobbing speculations. From Milan we learn that the Emperor and 4mpress of FRANCE, with their infant son, are expected at Rome, where preparations are making for their re ception, probably with a ♦iew to exhibit the farce of a Coronation of the King of Rolm In the greater part of our impression of yesterday we stated that Lord WiLLINOTON'S dispatches were dated the 19th instant. On referring to the Gazette, our Readers will perceive that his Lordship's dis patches are dated the 15th instant. This day, at one o'clock, the Park and Tower guns were fired in commemoration of the Restoration of King CHARLES. Many persons were induced to inter. pret the firing as having been occasioned by a victory. Letters have been received from the United States to the 18th ultimo. Nothing of political importance - bad occurred. We mentioned yesterday the practical revocation of the Decrees of Berlin and Milan with respect to the American flag ; and, in consequence of this notice, on the application of the claimants, the decision of the eases of the American ship the Fos, and four others, in the Court of Admiralty; which was intended to have been given yesterday, has been postponed until to-morrow. The French Minister for Foreign Affairs, I the Duke of Caeoes, has been superseded by the Se cretary of Bonaparte, Master, and the following is an accurate translation of the official letter from the new Minister to the American Agent at Paris : Sta—fly a decision of the Emperor, the American ships and their cargoes which have arrived in the French ports since the 2d November, are set at lilutty.-1 have the honour, &c. (Signed) BASSANI,. It is understood that all the vessels captured, and in the French Admiralty Courts, under the Decrees of Berlin and Milan, are to remain impounded until delivered by Order.of the Supreme Judge. The whole number of vessels which have entered the French ports under the American flag, since the 2d November, it is supposed does not exceed twenty ; and it is sup posed that that this indulgence of BONAPARTE is a contrivance to entrap the Republican at some more profitable opportunity. The Abundance store-ship, arrived from Gibraltar, which place she left on the Bth instant, brings a re port that the French, under General D'Flimmutt l / 2 1 bad lost 6,000 men, in an attempt to retake Figueras on the 18th ult. that fortress having, a few days be fore, received a reinforcement of 7,000 Spaniards, commanded by Sam ERROLLIM It is reported, that large sums in specie have been lately remitted from France, for the purchase of goods u England--in single and double Napoleons. I THE ?MU REdnflva The following extract of a Letter has been receive,* by Diftf ES Gael , JACKSON, Esq. of London, dated " Megatior, February 15, 161.1. Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE Reozwr held a Levee at Carlton-lonise, which was most nu merously and brilliantly attended by all ranks. The following are some of the numerous presets. tations to his Royal Highness ukich took place : Mr. Aston and Lord Jobe xsmerset, by the Earl of Moira. Capt. Girdlestone, of the ad Life Guards, o 9 his promotion. Mt. B. Bouvorie and Mr. Lyt d eton, by Lord Diandas, Lieutenant Colonel St. Paul, by Earl Pouter. Capt. Lambert, of the Ist Guards, by Lord Dundaa. The Rev. J. C. Morphew, on his appointment as Chaplain in Ordiaary twhisßoyal Highness the Pt ince Regent. Capt. Prince, of the Coldstream Regiment.* Guards, on his promotion. Admiral Viscount Hbod, Mr. Gordon, Oyu Cramer, R. N. Col. Lankey, of the Royal Dublin Militia, Lord Rodney, the Earl of Gosford, and Mr. Richard Jodrell, by the Earl of Moira. Lieutenant Colionel Hill, of the Shropshire Yeatiar.ry. • The Earl art Oxford, by Lord Dundas. Lord Archibald Hamilton, with an A.:dress from Paisley. Eapt. Finley, R. N. by the Earl of Moira. Capt. Slane:, of the 3d Guards, ou his ponnotion, and return from Portugal. Alderman Birch, by the Lord Mayor. . Lord Alvanley, Mr. Dayky, Lord Northwick; and Sir Thom Cullum, by the Earl of Moira. • Colonel Ly6ter,of the Shropshire Local Militia. Mr. Stephens, Lord Dunaltey, Mr. Ridley, Mr. C. Dandie s , and Mr. C. Manners, by Lord Dundaa. • Captain Stank'', on his promotion, by Lord Redneck. Captain Prescott, on his promotion, and return from the Me- diterranean. Mr. Gooch, and Captain IL Richardson, R. N. by the Earl of Moira. Mr. Mellish, late his Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at the Court of Palermo, now his Majesty's Consul taeuerai in the territory or Louisiana. Captain Grenfell, of the Royal Berks Militia. Lieutenant Colonel Rainsford, to the Furst Guards, by the Field Officer in Waiting. The HenourableDavid M. Erskine,by Lord Erskine. Sir George Cornwall, the Rev. A. Obins, and Mr. Ridley Col borne, by Lord Dundas. Ile Earl of Fingal, the Earl of Shrewsbury, and others, with an Address from the Catholics of Ireland. The Honourable Mr. Temple, by the Earl of Moira. Dr. Middleton, Sir William Blackett, and Sir Robert Lough ton, by Lord Dundas. Mr. Edward Montague, Lieut.-Colooel Eusuce, Mc. Lack, Mr. Craven ' and Capt. Temple, R. ;O. by the Earl of Moira. Viscount Jocelyn, on being apkinted Lieutenant Colonel of the Loath Regiment of Militia. The Marquis of Winchester, and the Rev. Mr. Gamier, by Lord Dumb'. Lieutenant Colonel Bryce, of the Royal Engineers, on his re turn from Sicily. Lieutenant General Champagny, by Lord Dundas. Sir lames Strange, on his marriage. Major Bailey, on his promotion awl return from the Mediter ranean. Sir Robert Hildyard, Lieut.-General Wynyard, Lord Beau champ, Mr. Thomas, and Colonel Rigby, by the Earl of Moira. Sir J. J. W. Jervis, But. Conu u audant of the Somerset Volu nteer Riflemen. The Earl of Dartmouth, on succeeding to his title. Sir John Reade, by Lord Raiklagb. Captain Wollaston, R.N. by the Earl of Moira. Captain Allen, of the 3d Regiment of Guards. Mr. Peyote a nd Captain Monday, R.N. by Lord Dundaa. Mr. Arould, of the 15th Light Dragoons. Vice-Admiral Bowater, by Lord Dundas. Captain Sir Robert Barlow, Commissioner of the Navy. Mr. A. Saville, M.P. for Oakhamptoo, by• the Earl of Moira. Sir George Hilt. General Sir Gcorgo Osborn. , Mr. Beckford, Viscount Hereford, and Mr. Baker, of Elemore, by Lord Dundas. The Hun. George. Neville, by Lord Braybrooke. Captain Beauchamp Proctor, R.N. Mr. W. Sloane, and Mr. E. E. Davenport, by the Earl of Moira. Lieutenant-General driscumood, on being appointed Governor Yesterday there eras a splendid Dinner atMerehint of Dunbarton Castle. • • Tailors' Hall, to celebrate the anniversary of Me. Mr. Macleod, of Macleod, by Lord Dundas. nut's Birth-day. It was attended' by the Marquis Lord Proby, on his going on foreigu service. WELLESLEY, di* Cdoorcorhott of the EXCHEQUER, and Earl Grey, by the Earl of Moira. The Hem Henry Pouter, by Earl Poole. the greater part of the Members of his MAJISSTY'S The Hon. and Rev. Edward Seymour, by his cousin the Duke Government, and a long list of Nobility and Gentry. of Somerset. . Many loyal and appropriate toasts were given, and Colonel Chester, on his appointment and going to Alderuey, as o some songs fitting for the occasion were sung. Colonel on the Sta ff. Ministers have received from Cadiz, copies of inter- Mr. M. Drummond, Mr. Erringtun, and Admiral Sir E. Col pays, by Lord Dundas. cepted letters of great importance. Baron LE Jaime, Aid-de-Camp to I3ERTHIER, was lately engaged on a Lieutenant-Co/0W Anson, of the First Guards, out* return from Cadiz. mission to the Duke of Der.stana, who had repot , The Earl of Tyrconnell, and Lieut.-Colonel Brown, on their seined to the Minister at Paris, the absolute im appointments to be Ald-de-Camps to the Commander in Chief. Sir James Graham of Netherby, by Earl Moira. possibility of his retaining his situation South of the Mr. Ferguson, M.P. by the tame. Sierra Morena, and his intention of retreating to The Earl of Shaitebury, on coining to his title. La Carolina, with the corps under Vicroa and The Dike of Leinster, on coming to his title. Sasas . rtriso, unless he should receive immediate rein- The Earl of Romney, on coming to his title. The Rev. Mr. Percy, by Earl Percy. forcements. • Baron LE Jame having arrived on the Mr. George Lambe, by his father Visc. Melbourne. frontiers of Spain, ventured to advance with an escort The Marquis of Hartington, by his lather. of only 50 dragoons, and after having proceeded t Lord Middleton, by the Earl of Scarborough. some distance, he was met by a strong party of the Sir Thomas Hardy, on his return from Portugal. Sir Stephen Glynne, by Lord Braybrook. Guerillas, who cat down every one of his companions, Major Rowland Alston, of the Bedfordshire Local Militia. seized his papers, and made him prisoner. The do. Captain Ducane, of the lit Regiment Essex Local Militia, by cuments were without delay forwarded to the Re- Colonel Strati. gency, at Cadiz, and on the discovery of the contents, Captain Morris, on his appointment to the Colonticy of the copies were prepared, and sent off instantly, to Mate Marines. Lieutenant-Colonel Frankland Lewis, of the Radnorshire Lo- salsa BERoseoRD, Lord WELLINGTON, and to all the cal Militia. Spanish Generals. Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon, Commandant of the Kirkcud- BERTHIER, in reply to Sours, urges him to employ bright Yeomanry CAVA:I, i ) , * every exertion to maintain his position South of. the Lieutenant-Colonel vs heady, of the Ist Regiment of Guards, on his return from Cadiz. Sierra,and informs him that he can be provided with Lkutetiaut-Colonel Caulfield, of the Roscommon Militia, on no reinforcements until a depending negotiation with his arrival in London. Russia, which requires France so place herself in the Lieutenant-Colonel Torrens, on his appointment of Military most imposing attitude, shall have been brought to Secretary to his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief. Lieutenant-Colonel Anderdon, of the London Voluntur a conclusion. The Minister adds, that there is every Cavalry. probability of an amicable adjustment, and when that Lieutenant-Colonel Lomas, of the 60th Regiment of Foot. is accomplished "we shall again see each other ;" the Major Corbett, of the Royal Cheshire Militia, by J. Black- reinforcements will be supplied,anci agreat plan which burn, Esq. M.P. for Lancas'ut e. has been agreed upon with his Imperial Majesty will Mr. R. Ward, on his a ppointment of Ckrk of the Ordnance. Brigadier-General Oswald, on kis return from the lonian Isles. be carried into early operation. " But this project The Rev. Isaac King, on has tieing appointed Chaplain in Or- cannot yet ripen." disiary to his Royal Highness the Prince Reheat. On the subject of reinforcements, it seems that the Mr. James Stuart Wortley, by Lord Donau. maturity referred to its still procrastinated. A Gentle Mr. Morton Pitt, by the same. Earl of Selkirk, to present au Address from the Stewartry of mars, a native of America, who has just arrived from Kirkcudbright. Bayonne, assures us, that for a considerable time past Sir Leonard Worsley Holme', upon coming to his title, and to not more than 2000 troops had proceeded towards present an Address front the Borough of Newport. sin bv the oreat route in which Bayonne is situated, Lieutenant-General Sir Hew Dalrymple , on being appointed - A - - Colonel of the 57th Regimen: of Foot• and of these, most of them were considered non- Major Bailey, on being appointed Aid-de-Camp to his Royal effectives. Highness the Commander in Cilia. As the whole of the Lottery will be drawn Nen Captain Lewis Sheoheard, IL N. on his promotion and return TUESDAY, which being Holiday time, the Offices are from the West Intim Captain Paterso.', R. N. on his return from the fide of France. likely to become crowded, those who wish for ease and Captain Joke Carter, R. N. 011 WS return trum the Brazils. affluence will do well to buy their Tickets or Snares Captain Dula - a, Ist Remittent Essex Local Militia. this week, whilst there is room and a good choice for Lieutenant leak, 9.41 Lite Guards, on his promotion. the SurrY CAerrm.s, that are meant to grace his Ma- Mr. Irvine, Commandant Fermanagh Cavalry, en his arrival. jesty , Mr. Pritty, with an Address. s Birth-Day, and add to the spendour of the The Honourable Mr. Neville, by Lord Braybrook. Prince Regent's ::;ala in the Evening. Captain Cockburn, R. N. on his return tram Cadiz, by the Mose Laor.—To-day there were several fresh arrivals of Marquis Weliesity. Wheat, with considerable remaking supplies; the buyers almost Major-General Mathew, with an Address. , decline purchasing at present prices, and the few sales effected Major Howard, on his promotion in the 10 th Li g ht Dragoons. are somewhat less in price. Barley In short supply. and keeps its Brigadier-General Dlikes, on his return trout Cadiz. I price; Malt likewise' Peas and Beans of each-kind at little rarl. Mr. W. Hartley, Judge of the Adniiraky, Cape of Good Hopes Minn. New Ticks, SSs. to sss. Old as per currency. Oats Cr. on his return. also in short supply, and this trade quoted fully at last prices.— . Lieutenant-Colonel Walker, late Resident in Guava, on his I roar may be expected lower. /Mourn front the East Indies. 3 A duel was fought on Putney Heath, at day-break • Honourable Lieutenant - Gland Brand, Coldstrums rc r yesterday morning, betwben Mr. Hale, a Surgeon, and Ivo frens Portugal. Captain H-1, belonging to an infantry regiment, in Llefeessant-Colonel Sebtight, let Guards, on Inds ratan% from which the former was wounded in the shoulder, and Cads. Admksi Wldtsbed, an Ws remakes Ireland. carried off the ground in a bad state. " I have further to inform you, that the itiontectima:of Livers pool, Julio Kenthiy master, hai had the mi. - Annette to be wrecked near Wedinoon, about latitude Notth 28. 30. on the same coast where so many of our countrymen already have perished, or be come captives a the roving Arab. of Sahara ; the crew consisted of t 6 men, the Captain, and two paisenger. ' who were all saved, but are taken into capuvity by the Arabi. lam, however, happy in being enabled to inforni you, that two of the seamen and one of the passengers have keen brought here i'lfi have been delivered by the Governor to Mr. Gwyn, our Vice-Consul." The passengers by the Prince of Wales packet, which arrived on Monday morning at Harwich from Anholt, state, that the fleet tinder the command of Sir J. SAumAREz remained at Wingoe Sound, that the boat's crew of one of the ships that went ashore for sand, and were made prisoners, had been released in consequence of Sir JAHEi sending a flag of truce to demand them. FALMOUTH, MAY se. Sailed the Speedy packet for the Brazils. PLYMOUTH, MAY 27. Sailed the ALPHEA cutter, with a convoy for the Downs ; the VENERABLE and SCEPTRE men of war, and the ARMIDE and DRYAD frigates, on a cruize— the latter et/ tine coast of France.—Wind S.W. PORTSMOUrH, MAY is. Arrived his Majesty's ships GANNET, RAPID, slid LAUREL, from the bowns ; the VE.NOEUR, Maus and ALPHIA, from a crnize.—Wind Westerly. DEAL, MAY VI. Sailed the FISGARD frigate s with the Pottugues. Ambassador, for St. Petersburgh. Font o'cLorm.—Put back the BLOODHOUND guns brig and her convoy.—Wind S.W. blows 'strong. LEITH, MAY 25. Sailed from Leith Roads, on Thursdly, the NIIIIITINEIALII sloop of war, to the Northward, with a convoy of one ail; and then to proceed on a arnize off the North Cape. The Pzovto sloop of war sailed likewise on a crnize. A 6wedish brig arrived in the Roads, and an American schooner from America. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Skylark, fur the French privateer le Francois, captured the Slat December ' 1800, and for the Enterprise and Arlnll, recap tured the 10th December, 1810, and 8d February, 1811, will be paid on board, at Deal, on Saturday neat; recalled at No. 18, Clement's Inn. LAIN INItLLICENC.e. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MA' ' ft. BOOTIIBT V. MARQUIS OF HRADFORT. This was an action against the defendant upon a bill of radians The circumstances et this case were precisely similar to those be fore tried. Meyer, the witt.ess, proved that this biU and others were founded in usury, he being to have 10 per cent. for regula ting theni. lie added, that the Bill In question was 'riven by him to Baron Kierrulf t; - . get it discounted, who never gave arty value for it.—Vrrdlct for the defendant. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, MAY 2S. TUE RING V. WALTER COX, I'OR A LIBEL. Mr. Justice DAY, after an able, eloquent speech, pronounced the jtidgment of the Cour:, viz. That Walter Cox do pay a floe of £.loo—that be be imprisoned, in gaol, fur twelve calendar nionths; the time to he computed from and after the expiration of the formbr sr wence of ths Commission Court of Oyer and Terminer—amd that he should give security to preserve the peace, himself in the stint of £lOOO, and two intedti in £5OO each, NAPA INDEI,LteRlica. • • ; I