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GENERAL ELECTION. To the INDEPENDENI' ELEC FORS of WitSTMINSTER. Gticri.•mcN. lI'LLDGE trisfelf to you, that I have not joined. nor sviii I join either t.f the Candi !ates. 1 trait you will reledt • any Men who may ena:efce; every Candidate ought to Rand alone—it is ablilutetV ucecflary to the Freedom of Electico. I Awe only to Lintiat . • h it your zeal and ,x,'rtictis may be narcotic ted— and that you will ;!ive no cr. dit to the malicious rtparts now in eh-et:titian. I confide in that candour oil liberality which didin. guifb yon, and am fati.red, that you wilt not (offer yourfelves to be inipofed upon, by reprellntations originatitii; in malevolence, and unfirtiported by truth. 1 have the honour to he, Gentlemen, With much eitiiiiste and relied. Your ever obliged a:.l taitht ul fereant, COCHRANE. ITO THE. GE NTLEM,F.N; CLERGY, YP.ONIANRY, and FREEHOLDERS OF THE LOIN 1 Y OF %%ILI S. GINTLISMSN, ACCEPT our warmer} and moll grateful Thanks for . the diftinguithed honour you have again conferred On us by unanimouily eledlitig us to he yoor Repref, 'natives in the enrol:4 Parliament, and permit its to allure you, that the molt ardent zeal in fupport of our King and Continuum, in Chords and State, and an unremitting attontinn to the local interefts of our County, fhall be the cotiftant line of our Paella r'entary condua, and evince the gratitude with which we have the honour to fubfcribe ourfelves, Gentlemen, Your moil obliged, and molt devoted humid.. Servants, H. P. WYNDHAM. RICHARD LONG. To the GENTLEMEN, CI.EROY, and FREEHOLDERS, for the COUNTY a SUSSEX, in and about LONDON: MHE FREEHOLDERS in the Inteteli •of - 1 Colonel SERGISON, are earneftlyrequelled to meet at the Solna Coffee llonfe. in Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet fired., on 'lti,flay itv,ning, at Seven o'Clocli, and any information that can be given to promote the return of Colonel SEILC,3ON, will be tbankftdl; received by Mr. Henry Ileatheote, Bouverie.ftreet.—May tg. The Poll at its dole on Saturday was, lot - Colonel SeRGISO 1 t69 1V:1'. WYNDHAM - 1 99 Mr FOLLER - lins SUSSI X. TO THE GENTLEMEN, ROY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSI X. CENTLSMEN. I TAKE the earlieft opport unity of returning you my molt fintere Thanks fur your having fo warmly i realti yourfelve in my bet-alf in the prcfent ennteft, and eanielily re sins-ft an early attendance at the Poll of fuch Frecholaers as intend to honour me with their fupport, not dmining lout a continuance of the fame exertions in my favour will ft cure my Llection. I have the honour to be, Gentkmen, With the greaten rtfpat, Your obedient and faithful fervant, Lewes, May i 6, 1807. J. KILLER. sTA I E of the POLL, Saturday, May t 6, 1837 : _ _ Mr. WYNDHAM • Mr.StRGIDON • . 1979 I For Mr. FuLLEit 1c69 1 ICS 'TO THE GENTLEMI I, CLERUY AN!) W.RS OF THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. G n t cestkm, 1 HE very flatteTing entrances of foppnrt I have tee ived fr mi the different parts of the County induced me to tome forward this day, at the County Court, had for the el..e fion of two Members to reprefent this very large and populous County in Parliament ; and from the favourable reecp• ion I have waived, I take the liberty of alluring you it is my determination to perfevere in a general poll of the tree! otders of the Couoty ; and therefore I beg to solicit the favour of y...ur votes and inn:cells, and if I Mould be fn fortunate as to be placed in the honourable fituation of one of your Reprefentatives in Parliament, I lief to af fure you that in all earls I [hall- never be found wanting in 4q•ahy to the King, and zealous attachment to the Coultitutiou, both in Church and State. I have the honour to be Gentlemen, Your molt faithful and obedient Servant, Liocotn,May Ir. CHAS. A. PELHAM. AT INVL.tNESS, APRIL 30, 18.7, IN A OFNERAL MEETING OF THE COM,IISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. AND JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, OF HE ‘oUNTY OF INVERRESS, The Honourable ARCHIBALD FRASER, of Lost, in the Chair; IT was moved by the Prefer, fec6nded by Colonel ALEXANDER MACDONELL, of Glengarry, and agreed to by the Meeting that an humble Ad.:refs fhould he preteot to the KING. ex,mellive of the grateful renie this Countey entertains of hi- Nli•jetty's itriking prom of an invincible adherence to the I,e -nuine o' the, Britira Conftitutian; and an Addrefr hav• accordingay been approved of by the Meeting, it was rocum suendcd to the 1-refer to tranfinit the fame to CUARLEI GRANT, Ifq. It‘prefetr...tive fur the County; to be by him pra:coted to the King. 'lllo...after the Convener ftated,that there had been tranfmitted to l.im by the Prefes of a General Meeting held at Aberdeei, the 20th 0! March Lit, a Copy of the Proceedi: gs of raid Mortiig, rrlative to the. intended I lan for Improving the Mode of adnoni (tering Juitice in the Court of Siam, &c. And a- thipfonjed is a matter of national importance he droned it his duty to LI thr niiiiitt, s and the !leads of a Dia relimire to that (object bethr. this Meiling. The Meeting havihg taken the above :natter uodei their coolukrati,iii, :arc of opinion, that the prefiht Conaititiott of the Supreme Civil Court of Scotland is not ealcniated to IVC tile difpatch required iti the Adminittration lbriay of. jultiec in the Supreme ('nu. t, has beans a fubject of finial -hint fai a great lef,;th of time in all parts of Scoehol. The Nice-dog Ilie: tin e a approve of the intention of the i egiflat ore in taking tneafores for removing the inccuvruieneia WhiCll Live /ken fait, and are of °Onion. that a e:ivilluti of the Lou, t iota Chan:bets laid. have the OR ct of bringing about amore fpreily Iclt.ci : udratiun of Janice than has hit:. rto hcen ex,iericticed. And they are p. r fati•fied th..t ti,c rdloration ci Trial ty :pry in C:vi, would greatly timplify the builiels before the Cmaii.uf . ti, Ilion, tend to ell), di:ious decillot s, arid remove the eliffisulties •ss inch co:,ftantiy attend the bleinii.:g tit law and tact is q tief ti 'Ms Whit:ll cattle b. tore the Cmiit. I hey c g (lois !Mods t. approve of any Lill ..vlich requirt s unaniiiii.y in cake 01 Trial by Jut y. And therefore. they trult that the ulage of Seim laad touching this material iniat iu Tri Is lay Jury Mall not be altered. however, wilt it t uodedlu al, that as fir - partiality ought to bG combined with the di:rate:l ut hufi a Jt, tie, ought to be ehdfen ia that manner which i• Ixlt ralcuiatio ro f core ithaartiality I tact.. fore that the piivileges known in the piact ce no jury Trials i.h Lnelaud frill take place in Jury 1 rials lii Scotland ARCH I.usat, Prates. Iroin tbc. u.iginat Nl:nutc..l, by I.O%'KEIAkt KINI.O2H, Clerk. I , ':)AL;G v COP 104 A MAY 5. —TWO thnufaml bembs had b:C11 ti,r••n I to 1).0o 4iC, All fie 2501 111 t. The .111 . '11 i .e.l 25,-;oo men, but provitions rat nom Fi um pii.m *k e hear tha: f , 111:2 111044nd h1. 4 );41) , had been 141144 to at AS..i.tit 0-e CllCllly. at Dantziz. ~F TII rLBE, MAY B.—Wit!ihi thefe few days about 2DCO French troops had filed through liarnbor ; ;ll for PGmerania, and othcis Are how ly ex vited to p ifs thr0u . ,..111 for the lati.e th.:llination._ Some tl,cy are t b-:fiege Colherg ; others deem r.eir deitiitati.•n to be ditceled agait.:t S:rallond, be I e which ilace the (perAtions will, by every at c..unt, he tp,edly renewed, the Ki! - g of Sweden harm, t,tuled to tatify the arminice. Binne Hi!! remains at Ilatoburgl;, tier at S , seriii. Thc former is h .ve the command of tl,e Dosch and, f I er,th p nolo, bCrOIC Str Aliund. fb. p ot , r i t I O rin ; e Li ?CI- 4 n •tv neatly as lunch drained d Cil44lliLll a. 111 At t•i . Mecklettbutgh, is t•Neted to furnith for the Ft each zoo i ocio cwt. of hay, 39,0c0 cwt.cl ; 35,000 di!, it Of OAtb, 15,000 C ‘s , I. °file, and 6c.00 of wheat. The whole country dos nett irci to much. Magdeburgh is, by a new requifi ii, n. to tumid' 28,000 pair of times ; and the New Mark of BrAsitietiburgh 300.000 buthels of oats. The revolt of the Chriltians in &AMA has produced the l bed effals. Czerney George has fupported them, taken the Tnrkifh cattle of Zoinick, and i. threaten ing Bohlia Sarai, the capital of 13ofnia All the Greek and Chtiflian inhabitants have joined him, All the private levers from Vienna cony: in Hating, that a rupture with France is regarded as unavoid able. Formidable trains of artillery have been fent off to Bohemia, Griritia, and Lin. We are in hourly expedation of thk -dews of ,a general and pitched . :sattle in Proflia. The fituation of the ref l ieftive ar mies, by the latell accounts, was fuch as rendered that . event Almon a matter of certainty. The Pruflian Prime Minilter, Count Hardenberg, enjoys at pre tent the highell favour, both of his own Sovereign and the Emperor Alexander. The latter has lately been in elute conference with this able ltatelinan for hoots together. General Michelfun "defeated the Ttrikith garrifern of Gitugewa.un the •14. th inftant, with the lots of 2000 wen killed, after an obflinoc action, which laded nearly eight hours. Since:* latter end of April, t 5.000 French troops have . prifted I through Hanover, to jnin- the Grand Arthi: ' 1t is (mentioned in letters from Vienna, of the ad infitinf, • that-111e Englifb have taken polteffiiin of Cyprus; Qn the 3oth of April, Major General Cour.t Von Bern. fluff, rungeti brother of the Danillt Prime Minifler, was am:fled at Harpberrgh by Come French 'gene d'armes, by order of Mactlill , Brtine; - but .Ific.rnas de tained only till he was informed or toe ea t & of this • intuit, which was his haring negleled to pall off his bat to the Mail thaT, as the latter was psfling through the ladies walk to his head quarters. It is reported that Count Berniloffhas fent hiM a fpirited challenge. The Dana tuops in Holflein and Slefwick have again received orders to advance to the frontiers. PRIVAIE LETTER--BANKS OF THE ELBE, MAY s. " Yelierday a tingular occurrence took place in Hamburgh —Count Bernfloff (brother of the Danifb Prime hlit,iller) was walkingon the Jungfratt fteig, not in his regimentals, but with a military hat, whilkers, :old a mien and catriag: fufficiently denoti•ig the of ficer. He met Mat Thal Brtoie on bin kback, with his fuite ; and Brune being well mounted, the Comat inrned round to lock at the honk, but without taking off his hat to the rider. Thi', it feems, has on for mer occations been denounced by the gent d'armet as an aa derogatory to the honour of one of the twelve lutper ial Martha's ; and, (4, a fudden, two gear d'armes rulhed upon Count Berntioff, and, with great rude net's, atked who he was? With equal blontnefs the Cowft anfwered, A Danilh Officer.' Whether he word: Cfficier Danois were mifunderflood or not (it has been find laid, the Count was underllood to fay Udet de la loix), the Martha' cried out, ' Arra him!' One of the gent d'armes collared the Count, and. the Martha' riding tip again, alked him who he was ? I am Count Bern:loft; brother to the Miniller of State,' replied the Arrete.—i I beg your pardon 'laid the Martha!, and pull e d off his hat. The pardon, ' however, did not return the falutatinn, hut inflantly turning upon his heel walked on. The affair has been reported to the Hereditary Prince. The Count is a man of high fpirit as well as honour, and there is no doubt will demand every fatibfaetion which military etiquette permits : but, it 'is apprehended, that not being in his uniform at the time (c.lntrary to the ge neral orders given to the Danifh officers) he will be deprived of the means of taking the only adequate la!isfa4lion. It is alto laid, that before the Martha' rode up, the Count was asked why he had not fainted the Martina; and that the Count replied, lam an independent man, and have no obligation to do it.' MAY 6.—" The anecdote I related of the French Martha' and the arnith Count, has had the iffue 1 foretold. The Prince ltnyal was of opiLion that the Count having appeared with the genet al air of a mi litar y man (having whilkers), uithout the Dania; ut.if )rm, the affront cannot be redo eked, it being oc casioned by the irregularity and informality of the Count, in appearing publiciy in dithabille. " Oimr of the Hamburg!' P.ipers was put down 'ail week, for d.iriag to alTert that the King of Swe den had r retified the armiltice. •• P. S. It is Grid that when the K;hg c.f . Sweden received the inieltigence of the unfortunate atmillice, !it: was hi affatcd, that he rttired into his cabinet, and did not (peal• 10 any one for fevtrai hours. " Current report fays, that the S:att S of Sweden hart: tiprelred a define for peace; and that the mea• lures the King is &limns to take ate much (hackled 'an., impeded by the opp•rlition he mecta svith from the Nobles. " May 9.—Concerring the King of Sweden, our Luca info:ll.4o , m in tuore'lavourable. The aimittice in Pomera..i, to be kept, through policy. But at thefarne time, there b.:s been no public ratification knoun, unlels, indeed, the publication of the arti..les in Swedifh, under the eyes of the King at ill,,liuoe, be a tacit ratification. " Be this at k may, the dirpolition of the Kirg is tinch,olgtd. Far fr in making peace with France, lie is actually aiding Pridria with velrels and in eve' y way :eft him The ancient enini'y between the!e powers is ftrgotten, and the two Monarchs are le folvedto make dicks a comm on " There are at prifent at Hamburg!' 36c0 men ; in Ntt thal Brune is about to take up his stridence in a c..iint: y hnuce. The Cabinet of Viet.na ftill avoids declaring itfell. How ltirg will this (late continue-- . . - For ever - ;111 the brick of twin , . born I " o•fer anecd.ites wh ich I have heard, (hot I cannot repmt with certainty) is one refpeaing S Lill, whole volunteers have alre.tdy done fo much it, l'rutli to Pomerania, to annoy the rear of the ene my, aid who is now Crptain of Cavalry. Several of his and even ofti6ess, have been (hot as rob• :Jets bandi• 6.4 the French. On this.beiits made sw;wit to Schtil, he caufed 14 officers, whom he had made pi ir.'ner4, to, be brought before the ranks ; and declaring the Lt.( but impe, ious neceffity of it -event ing the muider of ltis own brave eninpaitiAls by making ordered two of the Officeis to he in'tantly (hot, and then 'cleated two other will'. ners, with dircetions to inform the French, that all the prifonels in his power would be anfwetable for the lives GE his compai:ions in arms, who were 411 101dierg, and entitled to the treatn.tti ‘ ut Icl-tiers as well 45 iiny idthe antics.'t • LONDON. • MONDAY. MAY 18. WIIIT Me IDAY ...-14oliclay at the Stock Exclienge. PRICE OF STOCK Oil SATURDAY. B,nk Stock a3t India 1.34)cd. 4 .. a 5. prem. 3 per Cent. R. An. 611 4 1 Imp. Ann. t 7 9-inths Cord per C. Cf An. ej Exchry Bill , . ts. di:. is pr. 4 per Colt. 804 1 mnium I i prem 5 per Cent. Navy 971 9$ . Lottery Ticktu 191 a.. Long At. 17 it I Cotzfols fur acc 63itt BUENOS AYRES By the American (hip Elizabeth, Captain Baowa, 1 which left Buenos Ayres 76 days ago, and paffed through the Downs yelterday on her way to the i River, we have received accounts that General Be: •RESFORD, who was detained •a prifoner by the Spa niards in violation of the treaty of limerick'', had made his efcape aryl joined the Britifh Army. Cap tain BROWN llatesiac titer. that the Spann merchants at Buenos Ayres have rhollly retired into the in - kin'', in Cnll444ooCe of the BOA cc ccccccccccccccccccc y gay to attack and carry the-Claee: - •••) L' 4.tii . mourhis reached town from Penzance this 1 r•liwtruitilt kettl e 'tt a • 'Portnguefe veffel had been; , fpoken off the Monnts Bay, which gave intelligenee that Buenos Ayres was in the hands of the Btitifh. No date is mentioned, but from thefe accounts com pared together, wchacc no doubt that the place haw! for fome time been in our poffetnn. 5 ' 1 SinceA!Tl a li, two Megeogers.tiiice m lived from the CtiOifient—..otto-froin St. Vitelattigh, and the Ittali.in head quarteri, with diipatches for the Ruffian Minitler ; the other from Vienna, with difpatches for the 'Auflrian Minifler. The Ruffian Cormier brings accounts from the holiile armies as late as the ill intl. at which period no aeinn had taken place ; but they were both prepared for afti.m, and indicated an immediate engagement. The Ruffian forces ate reptelented to be in the highefi Iphits, and %vete anxious for the moment of attack. The Emperor ALEXAN D ER was at headquarters. Yeflerday the Earl of Prmattoxr was clofeted f' r fome hours with Mr. CANNING, and others ~ 1 his Majefly's Minillers, when he received his fioal in Illueionsrefpeaing the important part lie is to n . i .‘. at the Court of Vienna. Lll night a hieffenger was fent off to the KING, at Windfor, from the Foreign Office. Probably in confequence of fome communication made to Mi• ni!ters by the Ruffian or Auflrian Ambatfauor. A Mellinger was alfo difpaiched to his Majcsvy from the Admiralty. • • Mr. ROBERTSON, brriqier to Lord :GRANTHAM, left Town this morning flr the Csmtinent on a (Cele , mifii-n. Yeflmlay her Ro)al Highnefs the nincers of Wacts completed het 39th year. NVILLIAM SAURIN, Ely. has been appointed hi. Majetly's Attorney General for Ireland, in the room of Mr. PLUNKSTT. A Cabinet C , 4incil was held on SAturdAy, at Mr. CANNING'S OfflCt. We are happy to (late, that Sir FRANCIS BURDETT is in a fair way of recovery. Mr. ?aut.'. we midetfland is peering better. The BAN TER.. a new flonp, is to be fisted for im mediate fervice at Chatham. The MARI.I3OinVGH, I f 74 puns, will he launched from Depttord Dock Yard the latter end of this month. The PRINCESS ROYAL, of 98 guns, nt Chatham, is to be cot down to a 74. Admiral MARTIN is going to the Mediterranean. Commodore KEATIS is about to fail with a lqua dron horn Portimomh. Captain Evqcomas is rrnmnted to he a P.ill Cap tain .41441appninted to the litaricar., a new frigate, in the Eali Indies. Captain N •PISoRN Tuosiesmi is appointed to the Founvivitsyr (the fl ig (hip of Adttiral lisartt) ; and Lieutenant W. WEED (ill) is appointed Agent Of Tr n fports. On Tuelday a Court Martial wa , . htld at Ply mouth, on Lieutenant J. 12staN t Lt., of the SANTA MARGARITA, for inflating Liculttrant J. CAMPISk of the Marine , , of that (hip: He Na, finind and fentenced to be reptimanded, and put at the bottom of the lilt of Lieutenant,. HYDE PARK.—This enchanting place was yefter day the retort of all the youth, beauty, and talhion of this great Metropolis. The refrefhing Blowers of lall week had given additional beauty so the lcene, and Nature, as well as the fair vilit rs, appeared in her gayea attire : white chef es were the order of the day, viifti Mick, jonquil, and pile phsk tibLat, and flue few coloured mantles. The ride was very full: tae Ducliefs of St. Adsaarr's was in her chariot ; the Earl and Countefs of Ssyros:, and two of their lovely boys, were on horfeback. Amongtt the elegant carriages were thole of the Ducheffes of M NTIO'SIi and IturLatin; the Marchionels of [hal.- rotto ' and a company of ladies, were i n a f oc i a bl e , with a canopy over it, to protect them from the fcorching rays •f the fun. The Marchionefs of BATH was in An elegant carriage, altar the Earls of Wes? M. RELAX!) and Ey .ToN, the Conntetfes of C•RDIGAN. BARILYMIMIE, CHOLMONDLLY, E3SEX, and CARMAN! TON. Lade CHARLOTTE NIURRAY difplayed great lcience in dr iyi"g her curricle, drawn by two beauti• tut greys • the Earl of BAKEYMoIIi wai alto in hi s urriele s Mr.ItifELLISH and Lady HAGGERSTOM Were in an elegant new light built curricle. Amongit the four in-hand, which :rivalled n'ttice, was Vifcount CRANLEY, drivinF four (pit ited b a y s , v i t h a company of ladies in the 4aronche. Sir JOHN LADE Was, as ulna), the admiration of all ; he drove lour beautiful blood bays, in an elegant lanndalet. Lady LADE fat on the box with Sir Jona ; her Ladythip wai etc gantly &aid in white, it imoted with lace; a yellow Spettiih mantle, and a wite parafol. The Hon. Mr, Goan Faatict BARING, and Sir f. Starem,u, Were amontlt the amateurs of the whip; the Park was not cleated till a Lee hour ; Kenfingtou Garden; were Alf) crowded with biauty and fafbion. NA UT/CAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMIUTH, MAY /6. Came in the Laguira packet, Captain Bea/Kg, • DI. CA R,ft om Lubeck to Lilbun. Sailed the Maw & frigate on a a Ili ze. poßtsmourti, MAY t•, Sailed the NEMESIS fi ibate, with a fleet undercun voy for Newfoundland ; and the Golden Grove, Cap. for FAyall. Sailed the SEAGULL and IVA ANGLF It, with a large fleet OfttAlifports, for Cotk Wind S. E. The MONTAGVP., of 74 guns, Captain R. W. Or. WAY, is fitting for a foi eign Itatic.i. She will . 1:16 the tquatlron in the Archipelago. Lnrd GARDN E a Itruck hik flag on board the Drama, on Tuefday, and went to Lon .'on. Commodore Ksers re./milled his broad psnlas tt nn Monday, on board the Su PER a, of 74 gum, Capt. M , L►on. The command of this ditlinguilhed dir t , is feed to be altered. Sir GZORGE PRIL4,3T, Bart. our refpeited mint Governor, does not accept of the appoionnett to command the Depot in the We of Wight. S t Groac E continues in his command here. DEAL, MAY i 6. Arsived tke Rau, gilts bsig from a croize off 114 lngne. Mar 17.—Sailed the :Est.! ict.t flonp for Ire lAni, KANGAROO II rop, and DISPERATIS gun br4, on a cruize off Boulogne ; Eznost on bomb, with' convoy of outward b iund vac). fur EltlflOollaq FURIOUS gun brig on a cruize off Offend. Arrived and failed for the River, the Manila, Capt. GREER, from the River Plata, in 73 days patLigc ; brings intelligence of General Bbit asratta having broke his parole, and had again joined the Briar) forces.— Remain in the Downs, the Edgar, Admiral Right Hon. Loid ICESTH. K B. Aifred, Trnlly , Clyde, Di. ligent !tore [pip ; Zebra and Devallarion bombs; Bohl, Acute. an.l Fcarlefs gun gigs ; Pleafant Hill fl .op. Wind S.W. YARMOUTH. MAY :7. Sailed nn a cruize the Qytarc fripte. Arrived ,he VESTAL frigate, OR FSTk S flf 4W, and ERNEST gun brig. Ships of war remaining in there !Lads: Roe. bock, O.inn, Minotaur, Agamemnn, Namur, Dic. tator, Goliali ; Vanguard, Ruby, and Allrea ; S )lebay,Vellal, and l'Aimable friga es.—Wind N.W. FROM 1.1.01 D'S UST. caAresr.tiD,MAT 17 —.P.41 by the Rover, Leefe, from Mo. 4adorL Seunderni. fruni Rigs; Swallow, Allem, arum InCrw ; t.iizAheth. Applerim, from Smyrna; Century ' Dale; and the Sachum. Dolling, from Virginia. Sailed the Bd. tannia, Duding, for Jamaica. ARRIVED. At Dublin, I.2th, Mici arbon, from Memel..At Maddra, Apollo, Appleby, trim Ballot ; the Bacchus, Smith, fmts NOVA SCofiA the River. the Aufpiciaus. Lewis, from Water. I , irtl—At Yarmouth, the Betfry, Hunt, from Memd—.At Lisa pu .1, the Ulylet, Pattsrfusa, from Baltimore—At Baltimore, tie I.ilward, Lewis, from Liverpool—At &eke, the Yortituda _ - Allan, from Liverpool. T —he Neptimns, -.-., from Rotterdam far Lifboi is 101 l on the Goodwin Sands.—Crew laved. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, EPSOM RACES. SATURDAY, MAY t 6. A Plate of sol for all ages,ft. 71b—.5 yr old SR. 61b..-6 yr old cll./64 aged 91t. 316. Mr. Fermoes ch. h. Cerktus, 5 yrs old iI Mr. Sitsvell's h h Tons, 4 yrs old 4 Mr. Howorth's b. h. Yorkfhire, 5 yn old a el Mr. Ladbrokes ch. nt. Slipper, 6 yn old 2 a _ _ _ Ccrberus was the favourite before Ratting. Mr. Ladbrokes Corfiran, beat Mr. Femur's Stripling, in a match tor at guineas -3 to lon the winner. Ou the precedrng day the Oak Sakes were won by General Grofvenor, the !deadly stakes by Mr. Durand's Matter Jacket at.d the Plate by Mr. bitwell. EXPEDITION TO THE CONTINENT —The riartfportil at L'ortfm ,, tith have beet' ordered to the llnalls to teceive troops immedidicly. The number to be cm. barked from Dcal will, it lb raid, be 00,000 ii:fidntrYt :4nd 4000 cavalry. Four companies of artillery hare been en:barked from Vs'oolwicla, and three troops of gunner-drivels are under criers fir embarkation. The Letter which the King of Sweden wrote to General EbsEw, refilling to ratify the difgruefill treaty which he concluded with the French, cca menced thus—•' I learn, with much difpleafine, that -0 y U have concluded an armiflice with NA/OLEOS(' Commander of the Fetich Armies, &c. I conlelm his pt,trered fliendlitip, and confider that my own honour, at well at the bite, eft of my people, itnpoli on me the neceflit y of treating him as an enemy " This letter wits accompanied by an order, recants( General Essen, and app inting General Vat WAAEDE to command tht Swedira troops in Polne• t ania. General Vox Esssx, in obedience to the King' , command, on the 4th it'll:tut, announced to hlatihal Mott-nut %Ism the armillice was not ratified, and that the Swedifh Generals would confiier themfelvti at liberty to ielume the war at the expiration of le" days. Mutura Fa has in confequence alTembieil the troops in Brurdwick, Mecklettburgh, &c. and L 4 h withdrawn the corps tram before Colberg. Ft"!' thi.tgann Dutch troops have advanced to Pinner:inn by fenced marshes, and about 4000 more l e tt Hatt' burgh on the morning of the bib, having on the pre' ceding day been reviewed by Marlhat Bauss. CtIRN EXCHANGE, MARX LANS MAY 01.--The frelh arrival, of Wheat tc•day, make a tolerable rupply, and this ankle is extreme heavy of tales .4't rather ids prices—Barley likewife, and but in mid dling M l :ply—Malt is very dull fak—Peas and 1;: 215 of h:;th torts have little fltiEttration—Lbeic •arc no ( many arrivals of Oats, which trade suaiatains Lia prices, and Flour fearcely fupports the carroncy. nemesia cuaaa 110CIrreyefe 4.... 4s ,c AS ra il htLleß i d _ . Wheat. 46. 6os 76s per qr. Fine Ditto. Sos ilas 04 Scans, (old) 404 4to ou Rye 38 4 43s od - . Tick Ditto (old) 366 42s 01 • . barley, 30. 36.64 0gt.,21s afs llis Malt, 4C. 67. • Poland ditto 305 31.63 Whitc Pealc, (Bailers) 78186 s Rape Seed, aBl j li Fine Float 6os to 055...-Seconds scs to 6C