Star. — London, England, 1811-04-17 00:00:00

I 7tb Rcyal Vetwan battalion—Ens!ta Robert Mq.annon, from the Ptli Royal Veteran Ettritoi, , to be t.ieutenant. 9th Ditto—Ensign William Hillniiten, hom the 1 itit Royal Ve teran Zattalion, to be taiga, vice Maclean, appoints," tied's 1 12t11 Vetetaa Battattin. bTA 111 P. 11lajor the Hon. Robert-l.awrence Dundas, of the Royal Staff Corps. to be Deputy Adjutant-Gerterat to the Farrel, aervins ja the ible of Entice, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Hosi'ITAL STAFF. • To beHmpitab.hfates for General Service—fames Wairf Mar tindale, Waq, r Henry, and Fred. Theodore 13? wow, Gents. 'Cite King's German Legion. • - 2d R egiment of Ltht.Drartens—;Lieurenatit Charles Koch robe Captain of a Tenet', (with rempowary rank,) vice Voss, dead of hie wounds ; Cornet De Stolzenberg to be Lieutenant, vice Koch ; Cadet Seijeaut --- Gota to be Cornet, vice be Smizenberg bth Eattalian of the Line—Captain Arnold Gerber, from the - Pth Bairaliun'of the l.ine, to be Major, (with temporary rank,) vice UAar, who retires. Bth Ditto—lieutenant 'William De Voigt to be Cape in, (with temporary raok.; vick Grrhcr, promott.d in the sth Battalion of the Line; Coratt rttdurich Brin:kmann to Le neutenant, vice De Voigt. ADMIRAE.TY-OFFICE, APRIL 18.. Vice A Jmiral THontiannouott has transmitcei to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he ha .J received from Captain Maitland, of his ,Maiesty's ship Eme rald, giving an account of his having, on the 6th in : stant„captiired l'Austtsto, a French ship privateer, of eighteen guns and one hundred and twenty.vx men; nut three daysfrom Brest, without having made any capture. • • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE lONF.Y. • The Allem', for the leleffnung, captured July 11, 1 e ;0, was Fatal on board this dap, and will be recalled at No. 9, Ned , Broad-streer. The Daphne, for the Rotas..!. Twin Brothers. and Sentene captured June 21, 180 P, tog-cher with a small glut rereitted from Gotteriblugh for a yieettl, name unknown, will he r .... on board, at Portsmouth, oniriday next, and recalled at No. is, Ch.:ernes bin. l'he Narcissus, for!: Doungtronin and !'Aimahle Josephine, eaniured Jena:wee o and Feb ruary. .5, 1210, vitt be paid on board, at Portsmouth. on !• , 3tvrday next, and recalled as above. • • InEetilat ANDW.I. Tae Hero, for the Active, recaptured August 7, 11410, waft The under-meetioned Appointthents, as stated. In the Casette" paid on beard, at Portsmouth, this day, and will be recalleti at I of ' the 31*4 May, oed July, end 27th August, Isos, 3111 No. 28, Norfolk-fereer, Strand. i Mane:. It• )0, and 96th March, 1811 , have n ot taken pteceeetz. The same ; for the .Anne Christina and Dan* Erendom, cap- , . -24th Foot-WI/6am Makolne Fea Gent. to be sign e tured June ea, iiiio, was paid and will he recalled as above: • 47th Ditto- - Hewitt, Gent. to be Ensign. The same, for eight vessels, captured August 3, 1810, was 3cl Wert India Regiment-Joho Kelly and I.llau Macpherson, , paid and will ba revelled as'above. Genre. to be Ensign'. . . , The Erebus; for the Eliaabeth Christina, captured Deeembere York light infantry Volunteers- ..--Osborn and -- Re ece 1869, was paid this day, at Mel. elnierilson's,• Clentenf.'s 1 Wilson, Getats. to be Ensigns.- • . Inn, and will be there recalled. ' . ORDNANCIS,OItrk% APRIL 15. r. t The same, for the Crown schooner No. 27,.eeptured Decentber 1 •• 18, I See, was peel and will be recalled as :.hove. . Royal Re. amen[ of Artillery. .• • 'fie Dialfa, for the salt Francisco di Paola, recaptured Atigust 1. 'Second Lieutenant Edward I. Bridges to be First Dentetrante 3, IFO9, wilt be I,CA :ion hoard,. on arrival at Pertsmoutb ; and i • vice Phillip J. Wocileotribe, deceased. Dated March 14,1841. recalled at Nn. 70, Great Russell-street, Btoontsbury. • Commissions' signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the i The Gibraltar, fer the comlenined.parts of the cargoes of the ; ! Dc Goede Hoop and Carl Lud wi g , der eted July 9 and August , County of Gloucester. : • s ' t ern was paid on board, at Plymouth', yesternay ; end *ill be ', To be Deputy lieutenants - William Cycle Arley, and Merles S . • retailed at No. 44, George-street, Plymositli-Dock. • : I Cearlleld Tyler, Eegrs. - Dated Nov. 14, 1810. Tile Pereafe fie the Willem, recaptured in Jemmy, 1611, ; .To be ditto-William ( loedrich e lnwiet J oho Nibiont,ltati Robe was paid on boas d, at Seitheail, rids day ; and will be recalled at ! I Bransby Cooper, Eaves. Dated Pete 20, tette ~ . No. 42, St. el arsest rce, Pe m risoutle . Cirentester Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. The Cockatrice, for the Speculation, detained August 28,1807, James Wm. Lenox Never, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated March will be pail on Saturday next, at No. 22, Norielketteit, and ; 7, 1811. • . there recalled. 1 . - e - • Ist Royal East Gloucester Local Militia. • 'lire Dreadentight, for the condemned part cf. the cargoes of 1 Elisha Farmer Sadler, and John Cotter, G'ents. to be Lieutensntst De Goede Hoop, detainee. July 9, Carl Ludwig, detained August Dated March 22, 1811. 2, and Modeste, captured November re 1609, will be paid and ' William Lambert Collier, Gent. to he Ensign. r ated as above. stalled as shove. ' - igli , , Commissions s igned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Th. Amethyst, for le Theodore, captured Janu ar y a , was paid this day, at Nc. 44 , George - stre et, Pl y moutledock, and ; County 9f Ayr. will he recalled et No. 22, Norfolk-street, I.oedett. ; fiStit, or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia. .., The Orion and Superb, for the Caroline, Bergilta, and Erwart- • Ensign Walter Campbell ro be Lieutenant, eke the 'lon Saila ning, captured April 8 and 9, 1809. will be paid the 26th instant, Semple, resigned. Dated March 24, 1811. at No. 2, lames-street, Adelphi, and there recalled. , ,• Charles NPVitie, Ge'nt. to be Ensign, vice Campbell, promised. The Alert, !or the Jonge Bernard and Ar.na Dorothea, captu- • Dated as above. - red April ee, and for the Vrow Cetharina, Goode Hofenveg, and Commissions signed by the I.ord Lieutenant of the Noetdeeasehile le-captured April 29, 1509, will be paid stud re- bounty of Nottingham. called as above. MILITARY PROMOTIONS.. Nottingham!. re Regiment of Militia. WAR-OFFICE, AotiL.l6: Ensign John Francis Earington to he Lieutenant. April 4;1811. O'Brien, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. id Regiment of Dragonns-Terentiah Ratcli ff eeCent. to be Cot- Geo rge ,21,1, or Southwell Regiment of Local Militia. net, by purchase, vice Webber, promoted. • ' ith Resiment of Light Dragoons-Grove John NorbueyeGent. Adjutant John Russell to be Captain, by bt evet; at John Kirkby, to be Coy tete without purchase, vice b ßoss, promoted; Wm. Gent. to be Lieuttorant. - Dated April 6, 1811. Grenell, Gent. to beditto, vice liateblyn. promoted.. . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the .sitti t:iiio---Wm. .''arras, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice' County of Derby. la, her, promoted. Derby Regiment of 'Local Militia. 13th thew-Cornet James Macrae to be lieutenant, without Ensigns David Ward, Ralph Emery, John Warner, and George pub ha :e, vice Podreore, who retires; AlesanderStniege, Esq. to tie Paymaster, vice Ge rdiner, appointed to the pith Light Hubbell, to be lieutenants. Dated Apri l 11, 1811. . Devnene _ . _Samuel Perk_ r, William Cross, John 'l'hos.owanwiak, and Philip Bassano, Gents, to fie Ensigns. Dated as above. 16th Ditto-Paymaster Edmund' Gardiner, front the 13th Light . Wit ksworth . Regi ment. Dragoons, to be Paymaster,' vice Burnet, Who resigns. 17th Ditto-Cornet lames Cockburn, to be Lieutenant, by pur- 1 Ensigns Samuel Cubley and Thomas Sterland to be Lieutenants: cheer. vice Safety, who retires. Dated April 11, 131. . 19:It Dion- Aseistant-Surgeon Wm. O 'D o l n - nell, from the sth . Chatsworth Regiment. Carrion) Uettelion, to be Assistaut-Surgeon. Ensigns Joseph Royston, William Wood, .Jsaac Wood, George It Regiment of Foot-Design John Bain from the 33d Foot, to 1 • hky, tube Lieutenants. Deed April 11, 1841. b.. 1 ieuteeante without. pusehase e vice Harvey, promOted In BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. the 1 les Foot. Robert Wright, William Mahone, and Charles Wright,- late of • . 6111 . Regiment of Font. • • Watling-street, Londonewarehousenten and Vannes. To be Lieutenants, . John Shaw, of Rochdale, Lancashire, batter. • Lieutenant Frarcis Lamont, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, vice BANKRU PTS. • - Jennin g s, wi.cr exchanges. Charles Wright, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, minter, 'Ensign Catriebea Bechaaao, vice Crean, promoted. dealer and charnels, to surrender. April 29, at five, April 30, Ensien 'I homes Cleree, vite Reeves, superseded, ' and Mhy 28, at eleven, at else Jerningham Arms, .Shillual, Sa- ' gth Ditto-Ceptein Themes O'Neil, from the .78th Foot, to be lop. Attorney, Mt. John .Juspo, Wolverhampton. Captain o f a Company, vice Walsh, who eschenges; -- Alexander Johnston, of Manchester, draper, dealer and chapnian, Care ,r, Gent to be Ensign, vice Luscombeleceekil. May 6,7, and 28, at three, at tee Talbot Inn, Manchester.--- 11th Ditto-Lientenart Dessell tlarvey, from the Royal, to be Attornies, Mr. Raleh Ellis,. Chancery-lane, London ;or Mr.' Clipti.n of. a Company, vice 3.l`ltaeedeceasete ' Merger, No. 2, Back Moeley-street, Manchester. 12th Ititto--Jtein Edwerdes, Gent. to be Ensign, without pear Patrick Dunn, of Liverpool, ssedler, May 8, .1, and 28, et • one, ci,a;,, vice Baxter, erentoted. I, at the Globe Tavern, lohnortinet, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. 13th Ditto--Lieutenent Wm. Burnet, to he Captain of. a Corn- Thomas Blackstock, Paper Be:1(1111gs, Ttnp'e, Londen pater, vice Millard, de-eared; Ensign Wm. Dempster, to be Thomas Aulsebrook, late of Rollestone, Nottiegitantsbire, tor!. r, Lieutenant, vice Bumet ; Lieutenant James Wood, to be Ad- dealer and chapmen, May I, at two, May 4, `sr teti o nie .s may • jut a:.t , vice Stuart, promoted. - ne, at the KJ:us:one-Arms len, Newark -upon-Rent. Atter., 23d Ditto-Fetond Lieutetent -- Palmer, to be First Lint. vies, hleurs. Ross, Hall, and Rost, New Bo . ,wett-caort, - try-, tenant, witeont purchase., vice II::11„ who retires. street, Louden ; or Mr. Fox, Newark-upon=Trent. - Site P:ttu-Ensign Janes Grafiam to be Lieutenant, `nee Gal- William Barker, of Wigton, Cumberland, • mannfaeturer, dealer bieith. deceased. , and ceapman, April- 29. 30, and May 25, - ac eleven, at' the 30th nittn-Ensien -- Hughes, from the Portuguese See- 4 George and Dragon inn, Wigton. Attcreitfe, Mr. Bettye,' y i,-r, to be Fr.lig,, \lit hAut purchase, vice Gamy, promoted. I Chancery-lane; London; or Mr. Glaister, Wigton. 51st Diu to-Cornelius O'Connor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Boyles ; Thomas Greswell, of Chester, flat-dresser and ropeanakere deceased. I dealer and chapinan, May 3,4, and efs ; at eleven, at the Elos efish Die o-etienteuant Joseph Douglas, from the 47a Foot. to . sons lase Chester. Attornies, Mr. iitimphryes, Chester; .Or. be lit-minters, vice LnWe, who exchanges; Ensign Philip ! Mr. litomas Elackstock, No. 12. Paper Bulislings,l'empie. Cushy to be ditto, without purchase, vice Burke, superseded; Joseph lenge' d, now or late of Manthesth, r, 'cotton-rnen.:tantt Matthew Forster, Gent. to be Ensile, vice Cosby. : dealer evil chatnan, April 26, 27, and May 28, .at eleven, at 47.1 a Ditto-.-Lieutenant Addison Loser; from the 45th Too. to the Star Inn, lelaecliester. .Attornie ,a Mr. Herbs, Staple-Inn,' be Lieutenant, vice Douglas, who exchanges ; Lieutenant i .London ; or Mr. Wni. istabbe Manchester. George Poe, from the I.oeth Militia, to be Ensign, • • .- ' - • beta need, 14e of l'rentlreiek, Nerthumbeeland, dealer and 30th Ditto-e• John Watt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase * , vice ' chapman, May 1.3, 14,. and 211, at eleven, at fstr.Wits. Lofttr's Jolinsoo, promoted. house, innkeeper, Neweaule-uponeTyne. Anorak., Messrs. 52d Ditto-Ensign S. D. Priehard to be Lieutenante•'efitte Cif- Meggison and Fairbank ; Hatton-Garden, Lortilone or MOM. . ford, killettin action; Matthew Agnew, Gent. to' be Entign, . Fenwick, Neweastle-pionelyne. vice Prichard. ! -- i . 1 Thomas Kelly !fiildrum, now or hate of Tonnes ,: .Devon, linen 60th Ditto--Lieutenaet-John Feschbach to be Captaip ieee Cotes ! • draper, dealer and thaproa'n, April 19, May et; and u4l at pang, without purchase, vice Howard, appointed to-the 700.. eeeesen, at the Om Lemieselon, Eseter.i.Antirnies, Mr. Robert Foot ; Jetties Kent; Gent. to be Ensign , •withont plichare, Brunton , No. 1 i , ylir..,lNtiatu?.n-street , BruisivickAuir vice Butglialgen, proinoterd. looden • or Mr. lenitt on; Exeter , t, frit pinto - Thomas Stoneham, Gent. to be Emigr e by pitteltaee, Ti ara 011ie, Of Llyeevoul, Merchant, dealei and itiapepere, vice Bacon, promoted; Ensign Edward Ceoper.Coils, from I May 13,'14, and 28, at 'erten, at tie Saddle Inti, Vernon the Wen Norfolk Militia, to be Ensign, a i . . e'. :et, LiverpooleAttornies i Mr. Thiamas Ulackstocke NO. r 2., . 60th Ditto--I.ieuteriant Thomas P. Mitchell to be Captain of a. Paper Buildiugs, Temple, London; or Mr. WaliwortheSea- Company, without purekase, ;ice Fane, appointed to the'B7th tham's Buildings, Liverpool, . • . ' . Foot; Ensign Stephen Parker to be Lieutenant, vice Mit- William Whitworth, of Sowerby, pat;sh of Halifax . , it ortAiii'; , . then ;• Neil Roy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Parker. • cotton-manufacturer, dealer and eirepman, May 7, at four, '7Bth Ditto--Brevet le.tutenantsiColonel Anthony Walsh. from May 8, and 28, at eleven, et the Coopers'Arms inn, Halifax. - the 9th Foot, t. be Captain of a Compatay, vice O'Neill, who Anomie', Messrs. Catdale and Spear, Gray's lan, London.; exchanges. • or Mr. Edwards, Halifax.. 80th Defpe-James !Aso*, Cent. to be Enign, without por- lefaurice lie lough and John De liingh, of Hart-street,Crutched cease, vice Skelionewhose appdintrnent has not taken plice. Fria's; London, merchants, partners, dealers and chapmen, 17th Ditto-Captain Frederick Desbarres to be Major. vice . April 23, 28, and Mal 29; at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Evans, deceased ; Lieutenant James O'Brien to be Captain ?.lessrs. Dennetts and Grave, •King's-firms-yard, Colemrio-, or a Company,• vice Desbarres; Ensign and Atljntatu Robert street, London. . . Grier to have the eank'of lieutenant t Enrigh John Kelly to • Williaan Shattleiewnrth, of Dartford, Kent, victualler, dealer and he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cavenagh, promoted; chapman, April 20, SO, and May 28, at test, at GuildtelL- FiteignJolin Day to be ditto, vice O'Brien; ..--- M'Keldon, • Attorney,. Mr. Buggy, Synaontee•lnn, Chancery-laic Cent. to be lenute vice Day. . - ' James Shoosmith, law of Petwonh, Sussex, wilier, dealev,and 88th Ditto-Richard Hullond, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase; ,cbaptitan, April 20, 30, and May 2*, at one, at GulklhalL-- . vice Buller, promoted. • Attorney, Mr. Hunt, No. 5, Surrey-street, Strand, Loudon. 203 d Ditto--Charks HeadeGent. to be Ensign, eke M'Donald. I DIVIDENDS. ' sieteased. Robert Swaim, of Halifax, John Swaim; of-Skireofe, Edward $5:11 Ditto--rapsettr Peter O'Hare to be Major, vice Stewatf* I s wm i ue , of London, Hannah Swalne and Joseph SwaMe, of Ha. dead of hie w omen. - • • • I.lifax, end Henry Ramsliornam, of Bradford, merchant*, Mee guyl illth Ditto--. John toneieg Monk, (Nor. to.be Ensign,. without ar ten, at the White Swan, HaUfee e -lokn Wm. htekaon„ of Li- I purchase., nice Wen - lu, whose Appolatmeat has -1)01- Mk" verpool; grysalter, May 7; it one, utile Globe 'I avern, Liiir• I plate. . ~ .' pool.-Join Kirk-Patrick, of Etvetpool,lrierehabte May - I'3,ie oat. 1 . ete West lodtallegiment-Deatenant Carew *erten, from 60 54 I John Wood, law of Halo" sorrier, May.l3; at one, est ;he. Foot, to he Capiaiu of a Coure.auye seltbout purchase, vies; George i nn , bewevoc,lnpon,Tyls.,,lenwcy..4reake,.l. um of , Murray, who resigns. . ,-' • • -•^ • el. the hoar!, London, haberdssker, May. 7, se ooee at Guildhall.T I Roll's Regiment - .-•- De Berk, Gent. SO be Siolisa, vice ' lodathall bilebolean, of Higla•stree, St. (Alan, )rookieller: May Hundbriin, promoted; --••• Meyer,. Ceti. to bailie, 14GO . 21; at one, at GulkiteaU•.-James Gairelinse, Porn. Gainineie and - Saliager, mutated. , ' • ' __,-' 1 ' _- ' 'Alaimo Galrdaueed Lamina and idlabsryibaVlag 11, a: tneglini, loyal Corsican Staagers--Assistint-Sarg!o2 OlibiefiTtarn,tr. f t . • eivi germ : o f (11:0 "„ 4 ,, city Rng d oboi ,, pie 44th goat, to be 3.ereconevice bateadortifedeolleiois . ..eene'onalter end , r, Maly !Seat $ 'ltt e s . :ll.t.taUtilsoliref-el ad Oserirnn Batodiott-Lletesnant Ceeirte igsS2loB2; flan 'he W ikniks, itgw. aid AIM ir see, 4 ltiter; • 4 ogb Now, to be lakAinniantiylei VgnmatTribe l begitengen, . , May 7, 0.4 twel v e, en GuitdbAU.-.4amie* 4 . .tg,' of 4:frirs,"' s, - - NOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • "'S C I s I 1 P k 1 II II ; I ' . I , I 11 1 1 I 1 1 I P i :I i .... 1 I P • 4 ! . i 1$ $ lii 1 • ' I $ I ? ' I 1 f 1 1 I . • I 1 . ay fittiertneskin , a eleven. If Manchester, caster. M r'• 0, it ekmen t , at the Mosey Arms tan, Manchester.—Abrahaiil Joseph Sarquti.-ef Burgessroet, don, mercltavt, April 23,5 t ss.m..st l;ssildhe. CER fIFIC ATRA, MAY 7. Gstaree Cole Bainbridge and Williasn'eariwrlest, of Lisierpo6l, mr~chama and dr.erra. litgrion, of OM-street, Mid Inez, bedstead-maker. John liowelier said Wm. Wood, of Exeter, brandy merchants. Richard Marris, of Grit% Grimaiy..grocer. 'Archi'...(l , l B. Crook. of Colne. I anca.hlre, caßco-manufacmrer. Thomas Kowlandum, Joseph Bates • Samuel Rowlaudson, kd'. Isaac, and Wm. Er:en, or Chea,ssi:le, merchants. 'l . ll EV PINING ST.-111. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. PRICF. OT s POCKS THIS DAY KI ONE O'CLOCK. S per Cent. Cont. money. € 411 i—for areount il. Reduce." 64 ex. div.-4 per Cent. 84-5 per C. Navy 971 t. Excbcca. Bills is. to et. pr.—Bonds. 295. Wt. prem. " WIND 4R CASTLE, APRIL 17. '" His MAJESTY is advancing favourably to his recovery. (Signed) w. IiEBERDEN. al. umuitt." No confirmation of the reported defeat - and captnte of Marshal Ngs: has been received. The arrival of a vessel (the Blagden) from Viana, as we stated yes terday, without any confirmation, though she left that ( port on the 4th inst._ is . considered by some as naval': dating entirely the kat 'getup... ut Viana, it kkort • ell' . . B • 1 •ta . I be observed, is considerably north of Oporto, and not nccesstrily in communication with that city. The [Captain's report, therefore, it not to be considered, on., 1 the one hand, as affording any additional testimony ape amount of MAS'4;NA I S losses, nor, on the other, , . as in any degree invalidating the testimony of the vessel which.has arrived at GuernseY. • A letter from a General Officer, dated the 2.7 th ult: 1 from the advanced guard at Celorien, stater, that the French cavalry were so jaded and exhausted, that they could scarcely make a trot of Letters from another General state the number of prisoners, in addition to the lass of the French by kil led and wounded, at 5000 men. We have also a letter from Coimbra dated the 18th March, and written wider the most ardent feelings of joy at the escape from the enemy. Ott the 10th the French began to appear, on the 11th they ad.', vanced in some force, on the 12th a very large de tachment ranged itself op* left bank of the Mon dege. On the 13th Colonel TRANT entered the place, and gave the affikting orders for the evacuation of the city, he himself with the Militia.c'oessizencing the march towards the Vonga. At eight o'clock in the morning of the same day aTrench flag of mice ar; rived, requiring-that the bridge shnald be re-establish , . ed, with a promise that host ilitieikvould notbe allowed if the troops 'of Marshal Messetia wereadititted to pass without interruptiop. The answer given was,, , that th e General who commanded was.:tt 'sortie . dis-1 tance at a post of bbservation, and that. no decision could be given within twenty-fonr hours. - A short time only elapsed when the people were transported with the sig h t of the • entire force of the enemy moving off in the direction of Miranda del Corvo. Thus was this beautiful city saved from French de predation. Immediately afterwards the utmost dili, gence was employed to supply necessaries to the Allied Forces, and the *Communication was opened with the southern provinces. • Letters were received yesterday from Tarragona, to the 19th of March. The French had not shewn them selves in that part of the country since the end of Ja-1 ,nuary, when they raised a contribution in the neigh bouring towns, without attempting any thing against Tarragona, and soddenly departed without notice at the end of four days. We have received Aragon Gazettes to the begin ning of March. They contain very little.information of importance, though they shew that the harrassing war of Guerillas is still carried on.with vigour in that extensive principality. One of the latest GAzettes . ontztins an account of. the surprise and capture of a party of-50 French, who had been levying contribu tions in the•districts of Saragossa and Daroca. On toe I tdr of February Colonel Ramox ClayaN, withthe regiment ofcarincua, drove in the 'French ontibsti at Teteul, and pro4uce4 *great Aonfusion: and. alarm • • among the,enerny. The eclebrated partizan, Fbocte r - MINA, is appOinted General Ornemandanvof Navarre* Letters from Boulogne, of the : 11th, .11th, receiiefl 'Yew terday, contain no news. sAirepert waslii.csroniatiost that NA troLEoNliad issued ofders that MaVAlghil, and even the'Whole or the French troops,:shouldibkndoo . the Peninsula. It was eilijectured, an "accbuntorthis_ order, that. he was threatened with: a war by Russia, and' which report is alluded•to in the following ex= tract or a.letter : • _ _ ANMOLT, APItiL s.—Our letters from Peters burgh are ttf7 reetnt dates, being of the ltd ult. and they continue sham of them in very positive terms to maintain the probability df a war with ?race. Fourteen regiments (sarsome of them) have been lately recruited and tined out, and artillery provided for them. CAVLINC . OURT askedin the:tame of his Court the reason of thew preparations, and be was shonit answered, that the EIIPCtOII (,intended in the Summer ii renew the war in Turkey.** Most of ' theie then were sent, however, into Russian Poiiid; kid w e knoir pretty ceraiuly, that the Turkish business is bf this time settled, or on doe eve of it." sm Still," it Is adde.l,'" do not alt 100 confidently on this opinion Of mile, as 1 was ipealitig to a person about' Court, aid be told me not to belleveit." The rc . port; however, is general, and 'orders have bees sent fir icon- 1 teript iii In the glisters *helices; ander the pretence at vitiewing .., the Turkish war.—lo Kmaiplierg; pine Orions - Ma - been sr rested an soopidon, and a hat 4 of new Postaileti (Frenchmen) tililetn pent toiwevesti erode 'this sanner. The King is on a icaliaits aad the tare * . Mlitialie htelt # the ilehleki .1 a . 0 , ?. ?.. 1 ::. Minarck: . - AUSTRIAN PAPER mo::Er The Ern - pet-or of Aft.tiia has issued a long ed . v. for the purpose of regulating the current value of the Vienna Bank.paper, which is well.known to hate :sufferei a great depreciation. This edict, which i$ dated the 20th of February, 1311, sets out with eau. Merating the measures which were taken for suppor ting the finances of Austria in September last, by it:ape:hag a tut of 10 per cent. on moveable and real property. Notwithstanding this, Loweverohe value of the paper-Money continued to fail, and sunk $o low as 1200 in exchange for specie. It then go es ca to mention the inconveniences which arose t 9 industry and property (mm this state of things, proceeding from "the excess of a worthies paper-money." In order to remove this evil, the edict circumscribn the mass of piper-money. and fixes it at 1,00,798,7 53 fbrins, which is the whole sum to remain in circula tion, an: to be afterwards funded. But the mass se diminished is not no be realized, of to pass at its mi. minal value ; and on this bead the edict contains the following regulations :. " 1. 'lle Vienna Bank-paper shall not remain is circulation ofzer the last day of January, 1 ell 2. id 2. Till then it shall pass current ha payments at the fifth part of its nominal value. 3. From the 15th of March, 1811, the Bank -F, ;,per in all redempton.bonds and peyments shall be fixed at one-fifth of its nominal value that is to ss., • liank•ntoney of . 5 t Ewes. • , to . t . H• .9. Pa• at • HO at :,0 it this rate eshilrie taken by the piiblic :tea, sury, - ind I,y private ledividuils, till the end of . - arteary; /.812. 4,7 From, the Ist of rebegarl,lBl2 4 the Vied% bank-paper shall be taken out of circulation, and pay. ments in it shall cease with O R 31st of Jan. 1312. " 5. IteAemptionAnial:Can niihniger be circulated -bitt'ill'exchattp for bank.paper tit Onefifth of its n.. minal value. by this means the amount of iedemp tion bonds can ip no casetiF higherthan 212,159,7 A florins." The edict then goes on to date, that the Emperr! veill - adipt Measures for placing - those redeinetio:. bonds under the guarantee of the Hereditary State;, for fat ling. and graduaHranniailatingthi paper-inc. ney, and establislung .a ainkiog.lttttd ; ard will publish new regulations to that effect as soon as be has come to a settlement with the Diets of gary and Transylvania in relation to the present m ter. In the mean time he declares to his faithful see',. sects, that the moneyarisingfroni the sale of the p;:. petty of the Church continues Go be appropriated to the Lertutetion of the paper-money: . s • Then follows a variety et miner regnlations reiket to the payment of debts - due to individuals ~ n 1 to the State, accordingio the value affixed t0.C.1 tinii;paiier by the edict. . . . -Yesterday' the IctssLyia,s.aftinied: in hi s in , • 1 . °4 1 c. ihv, le - hate hj.. two 'of the eby out.„ soon retired .to .thc .censequenct fitlf 111.4,tep?ititri:Of. the,. Royal from Wmalor ow:olm:tea .tits ..te patty his I\lAJEgrx,*oshentise their presence is dispensed with. • The 'children educated at her MAIIIVTIA SCI %.4rAndsof,'corisistinrof upwards of twenty g ceived their usual present:: and - new clothes on Sunday. This charity is under the care, ar ported from her MAJESTY'S bounty. The P:-Inc# .2ABETII has established a charity of a similar for the education of girls as servants ; it is c; " Old Windsor School of Industry." He: Highness is unremitting in herex?rtions and to the promotion of the comforts of these p , dren, and distributes her reward-tickets, is escite them to excel in those duties 'which v. future day, render them useful members of s, The Duke of Sussex took an airin; yester, the iitst time since his accident, And calk Royal Brother the PRINCE REGENT. Mr. Ltrrost, we hear, is appninted by the REGENT, Ambassador at the Ottoman Porte gate is preparing at one of the out-ports him tb Constantinobte. LUCIEN BONAPARTE, with his family and are removing from the vicinity of Ludlow " cestershire. - - . Tlie Westminster tommittee have put lisliel ment of their accounts, by -which it appears the expences of Sir FRANCIS BettmTr's eleci of the different public meetings in Palace-I%u the Crowe 'and Anchor, have been nearly .Isy .voliatary subscriptions. ,fl'lte total of .ces amounts to 8E2,68'2. 14s. lid, the subsci P2.44:6. Os. 10J. and aIS6. 13s. Iod. rental LtllezT.reasnrer. Monday there were 300,000 dollars sent .Btu rol4t. B?fLTn'N'S, at Soho, to be :tame .tiro same quantity. are to be for Warded in•ri Those ate expected to belts circulation in c 6f thieeBweeks. • The•Traniport Board have very hands tkd £ 4 25 per annum on the parents of Capra, nf`SwaliweU, ldfio Tell while nobly defends} quee6; of Sotith'Shields (Maron • Owner); whei attacked 'hi the Straits of t:rosioiv=vetiels'of 30or '44) Then each; will oft' Ako a present Of *kid to. W. D 1.06: Shields, the chief mate ;. £2.5 to .I,tes Al - second Mate ; £ 2O to • of the to 'wounded; £lO to .1 . 04 N JVtali7Nn~ , of Soto 'earpenter •; £lO. to each of The Other ten se:: AI to each of the two lioys'• (QV 'tsti gallants ileir brave comMander.' • • • Letters from Gottenhurgh, ley the Anh( yesterday, confirm the former accounts dempation of all vessels under sequestra Fntsiiair petits. '."The French at Dantsic had me longer ment in commercial matters, as no ships at them an opportunity for ieixure; but tb fively• enaged in fortifying the town sibirEWas thought ui affnicl a strong proof tilities between France ind Ruksia . were distance. It was understood 'at .Hainbtr Seth ultimo, that the French gartison in okqedy so:* moved, and, its place to br • .1' n its 11: • edemp. :59,7Z.6 • :mper. ipptto Statci, permn• soon as )f enr hful the IR:. ed to tilt ons tuals d merricr: :e a .11uk:; DaCC . 4fil• Is usu..l selt64l at ells; te• Dri tgittl and sup. teas tr name :ailed the er Itoy..i attenr . ...a pncr c].:l• t oriel , . t) Mill, :a: society. tralay, Irt cn s he te. AI: • to cont.T 1 sere:wt. into !led a vv• rs, that : :etion. a. : y the rXrf:*.• :riptictls :o ains chie a from ::.e s'• ..! tbe Ce ! •be inz then::? Messin 6 1) 7 licit' he of So:; 61.1!•N1'. t•? Ato sear-i e'arnen ; a;.d wit Dla 1t f of the un• ..ttion I:.= any empin , mire toirc hey velit of .00f n o u . p h, .rn titAtta.F." - : ) be I T=.