Star. — London, England, 1809-04-26 00:00:00

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THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY", NAVT, do hereby give That on Thursday the 11th of May next, at eleven o'clock precisely in the forenoon, they will be ready to sell, to the highest bidder, at His Majesty's Victualling Premises, at Deptford, sundry Lots of the following Provisions and Victualling Stores, viz. Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Rice, Prase, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Pot Bar ley, Bakehouse Sweepings, Doll, Calavances, Bags and Rags, Corn Bags, Beef, Suet, Pork, Packing , Scraps a nd .S we epi ngs , Tierces, Irish Barrels, New Board Doublet and Slab Ends, Butt and Puncheon Bung, Puncheon, Hogshead, Irish Tierce, and Barrel Staves, Broken Staves and Heading, Iron Hoops broken and bent, worn out Coopers' Tools, Fire Wood, Anticorrosion Powder for painting, Butter, Cheese, damaged Sugar, Old Cop per Utensils, Old Branding Irons, Old Tea Chests, Tea Chest Lead, and Old W oo d ; l y i ng i n Hi s Majesty's Victualling Pre mises at Deptford. A Deposit e? 420 per cent. ie to be made upon the amount leach lot, at the Sims of rale ; curdy the remainder of the money be not paid, and the particulars t a l e " awa y, w ithi n h ardy won ti ng days afterwards, the deposit toile bolorfeited, and the Coeds remain the property e a* Crown. fhe other Conditions may he seen, and printed Cataloguer may be had, at the Secretary's Q Fee. 67th Ditto—Ensign John Reynolds, from the 3d Garrison Bst talion, to he Ensign, vice Fordyce, promoted in the Bth Garri son Battalion. .72d Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Charles Hamilton, from the Fer managh Militia, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Mountgarret, deceased. 76th Ditto--Lieutenant Charles Sach, from the Royal East Mid. . diesex Militia, to be• Ensign. 31st Ditto —John James Watts, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Eiggam, promoted. 82d Ditto —Ensigns James Phillips, James Han, and R. H. Woo -1 laston, from the Shropshire Militia, to be Ensigns. 85th Ditto--Lieutenant James Davidson, from the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to be Ensign. 88th Ditto --Ensign H. Ellis to be Lieutenant, withoutrirchase, vice Marsh, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. 89th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Podmore to be Lieutenant, by per- Chase, vice Croker, who retires. • . 95th Ditto—Lieutenants, Jonathan Foster, from the 2d Surrey Mithia,Dugald Cameron, from theßoyal East Middlesex Mi -1 litia, and J. M. Stokes, from the Shropshire Militia, to be Se cond Lieutenants. laftd Dits•-•-Lieutenant Masson Madden, from the 43d Foot, to be Captain of. a Company, without purchase ;Lietuenant Wm. Moore to be Captain of a Company. Sth West India Regiment—Lieutenant Henry Munro, from the 76th Foo:, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Deane, promoted ;• Serjeant Bersmere, from the 60th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Mackay, promoted. Bth Ditto--Assis:ant-Surgeon John Mating, from the 52d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Gathers, appointed to the Royals. 3d Garrison Battalion—David Lindsay, Cent. to Ensign, vice Rey nolds, appointed to the 67th Foot. sth Ditto—Lieutenant F. W. Robe, from the 58th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Mt- Arthur, deceased. 6th Ditto—Surgeon James Taybr, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Steele, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Ensitm Thomas Chadwick, from the sth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wallace, who exchanges. BREVET. ing the French army in Bavaria is to the folloiCng purport . : " Accoriing to a :I:clarion of his Majesty the Emperor of Austria to the Emperor Napole(m, l !:ereby notify to the General in Chief of the f•rinch Army, the I have received orders to ad vance with the troops under my Cott:nand, and to treat as sous mice all who shall make opposition. C:i.iatts, General. " From mfhead-quartt-rs, April 9, 1809." The Court of Bavaria is preparing to leave Munich for Augsburg ;• the King has given the command of the former place to General Von Au, and that of the latter to General Von Rhone. LO FERY. 11, POULTRY, No. 12, Charing High-strert, are selling Tickets drawn. There are two days to draw, A.TURDAY NEXT. The Wheel cos i,ooo, £5OO, &c. &c. ,Alri 10 DRAW. The French General of Artillery La !Siartiniere, is Commandant of the town and citadel of Vvrurtzburg, which is placed in nstate of defence, and well provi sioned. The military road from Radstadt, by Pforza helm, Wachingen, Canstadt, and thippingen, to Ulm, is as it were covered with troops on their march to Bavaria. A part of the Imperial Guard arrived at Strasburgh on the 12th, and is proceed;ng cn its march into Germany. . FRANCKFORT, APRIL 14.—The Bavarian troops are distributed in three divisions, each of 12,000 men ; the first of which is commandrA by the Hereditary Prince, and the others by the Generals Baron Wrede ant Raglovich. A part of the state-archives and other valuables have been removed from Munich to Lindau.—On the ith inst. the division of General Dupas, which was assembled in Hanover, consisting of 7200 men, with 1600 horses, received orders to break up, and immediately marched off, taking the road to Cassel, so that there are no longer any French troops in that district. XT, the STATE LOTTERY will !apitals in the Wheel are £W,OOO, :c. Warranted Undrawn Tickets and tiARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cp. ,ss, who sold No. 18,031, a Prize of ,ottery. TH URSDAY. and 9, CHARING-CROSS. his Friends that the next Day THURSDAY, and that the Lottery '. Tickets and Shares are now Selling :he Wheel contains Prizes of )0, £3CO3 Exc. &c. l'O ERIGADIER-GENERAL THE HON. CHARLES STEW ART. 'ORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. WE, the FOREMAN and GRAND JURY of the County of DERRY, assembled for the Discharge of our Public Duties, embrace the opportunity of expressing the high retard we entertain for you as our Representative, and the respect we bear for you as a Soldier. 11C N, urn my most grateful thanks reception with which you have ho se. Your kindness encourages the ino‘t cess upon the thy of Election, which as to obtain the object of my ambition, in exerted to prove myself worthy of N , lotir to be, Ladie' and Gentlemen, 'iliged, and ♦ery obed ent Servant, ril 1809. JAMES DANIELI.. mittee meets daily at the King's Head nt elfwer till four o'clock. Captain William Thompson, of the 21st Foot, and Captain Ben jamin Preedy, of the Wilt Foot, to be Majors ir, the Army. Royal Masi: Fencibles—Ensign Thatcherto hel.ieutenant, vice Brew, who resigns; and George Booth Kayll, Gent. to be Ensign, ♦ice Thatcher. Oits OA LAST INDIA sIOCK. d resignation of Mr. MANSIIIP, the intention I communicated to you :ring myself a Candidate for your Di f; but whizli, I fear, the. shortness of Elec.ion, will preclude my doing per- years in India, and, since my return, the affairs of the Company, I feel con 'charge the importar.t duties of a Di- Thiel], should I succeed by your pat:o - my zealous devotion to your interests, atitude for so distinguished a mark of w hanour to be, respect, Ladies an I Gentlemen, .hful and obedient bumble stlvant, 1809, , JOHN PRINSEP. Y PUBLIC AUC . I lON, ahule-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, !4:1 of May next, _ • .opperert Cutter PONINIEREUL ) C f wing Dimensions : 66 Ft. 10 In. 21 4t 9 ,0 1 1 R 36-94 Tons. :ly new, well found in good stores, and calculated for a letter of marque, or •s, has goo d capacity of stowage, and titni auk: provisions to proceed on any ured after a very long chace, (having by his Majesty's ship Shannon, P. E. and Materials, and further Informa t, Esq. George's-street, Dock, or Mr. JOHN H.IIArKkA, Merchant, Plymouth. 12, near GODALMING, SURREY. iTANI.EY aid SON, nesilay, May 3, at Twelve &Clock, Tact, modern RESII)ENCE, •'s CO•i'TA( I ; containing four Bed :itches, i'tcre-room, Coal-house, and of wound 90 feet in front, and iioo !uated in the Village of Millford, in h, Chi itestcr, Aiund~l, and Bognor, three front Guildford, and 3..5 from at t lir Red Lion Pubiie-houseat Min ty he had; also at the King's Arms, Guiitlford; Grilin, Kingston; at the 'insrauley and Sun, Paternoster-row, . - Meeting of Proprietors a the iNSUR ANCE COMPANY, held at ;., on Thursday, the 20th April, 1809, wing been unanimously called to the ica;ing the prawess which had already rs at this Estahlishmetit, as well as 71 connerted then:with, Jlvtd,—T hat tha mg:ids:de and im ,ent are increasingly evident, stud under guard against fraud, promises to be- Agricultural hitt r: sIM of t!le kingdom, i who shall embat k therei: . . irs that the value of Live Stock in this intended institution, has been estima mirril and Fifty Millions sterling. has hitharto been in:knitted to the wners of such property against losses, by accident or disease, and which to individuals, hut which falling on a would ba easily borne; that the pre inial with the commercial and prudent Wit., and will render mere secure a existence of the Empire, ai.d whose Jr: first consequence. ctors are hereby empowered to open an Inuring the Lives of Horses, Mares, and ..shi.yp; and to appoint Agents in .s they may think proper. inks of the Meeting are due to those terto cured themselves in bringing ...portant an undertaking. ~ ..;--That the Resointions be signed by the Chairman, in the Parrs. W. R. H. BROWN. hat ti:e tanks of this Meeting are due to the ,n, EA . ' the gr,..at pains hr has been at to investigate and t:ie ;.lan now , abinizttal to the Meeting, and for his con ,c: in the Chai-. Folicitors, Cerrard-strect,Soho. Tb: s are .f.:O each ; but no more than 10 per cent. wit indu , rive f.a nrrnsit of One P oun d per N h arc , to 1e ; , ;.ie, at the ti:.nf of sutmcnbing into the bands of MessmSsarru, `•'' r, and S:J.I tic , Larkers, Mansion' house-street ; or Messrs. I L! '.l 2: 3 “.zy and Co. Pall•mall. i't n‘nns desirous to become Subscriht rs are requested to address 1. • •.., ~t paid) to lb_tsrs.WLDD and DA Y SUlleitOn, Gerrard :•et , z•oho. I. :::rere;:cti., in all CaiCS, Will be given to the Owners and Breed •- Farn-ers, Grrziers, and others connected with Agricultural Pursuits. I : P!..n at large, with the l'roposals of Insurance, will be :red throughou: the Country, when proper Agents are ap, ca. tt s. ;t ) r '• ' • THEATRE-R 9 PRESENT will be acres TI A`ter Which thDEe Grane LI Or, THE D ~mrrrow, he Mt•rch SIIFT and Co. No. ( I 'iroo', and No. 31, Al warran:ed undi Till.r.thDAY and SA' Yr./ - s of l'oti 000. ,• - I'WO Dt rilf/ITIZSDAY NE) I draw again. Th e C: 4 ,-, ,r04 , , £l . OOO, £5OO, 2ki ;.b.. 1 -;:s are••,iin‘t by RICH and Charing-Cros - • the present 1.0 • Nixr N. 4, CORNHILI., BiSH teminds I . of Drawing will be 1 fisi c h f s on SA*I*URDAY. • x the above Offices, and th; i'5,091 • • 'lO THE PROPRIET( 13111E9 A YD CIiNTLENI • BEG leave to retu The Ylry flattering •.... •:pou my Canvas, • • • ypectation of 3UCI :Li: the 10th of May i 5 , 1 fortunate a • : ,:11!carours shall bi ca, ; :c —1 e hol Four muc'i c:7l 7•1 Lpri Y. ;I. Mr. Daniell's (hm ' •• •••; 1 1 :;:d•ry, iron J A HI: l i d()PrtiF.lo I.tt,tr AND GC): the nisk‘.. declared ) I zrn eirlded. to fulfil the 1.4:'• irsrant, of oiaCt action on the frst vacancy; si„• t ime appointed for the E to every Proprietor. i^g resided eiglircen y ' . ' 1 interested myself in ti I. in my ability to disc of iis concerns; to wb I 1,,g to assure you of A proof of my grit caafii,•:;te. I have the With the greatest it Your faith ' • .; r.',..1: -street, April i'UR SALE BIE ~t he Tavern, Fo the 2d "'"1-1E I:_t-sailing Co the fun* Bra. h Admeasure r:cd for 1 ti rims, near! to he particularly c •::r to the West Indies. • • nothing more than rc immediately. Capti r .r; ird away her top •mast) °Ku, Esq. Captain. ler viewing the Vessel a lion, apply to W. P. Smith, B;i:on Side, April 18. i'REEHOLD corrAGy By WINS] .At Garrsway's, en Wedn AVERY neat, corn. called WOOLSERT . r,.. - ana, two Parlours, a Ki garden, Gcerp) log a seise t is e...ph, pleasantly sill :'-:,• hip road to Por:smouth • e I,:iie from Goltiming, *Ft, be viewed by applyin7 ford, wh• re particulars ina: ; White Eart, .1 0 1.:te of Sale ; and of Wi v... 1, r • a Plan may be seen. Numercus cATTIn:. 'ACE I.!: r:,;• cit.; of London Tc.....-er;• W. R. H. P.now3r, Esq. bar :.,41 It.n conummic tr...:1-• by the Director: i informaCon Rein: establishme, •::•.1:•,-;ulatiens to i;•„• us:rut to the A a.:l tf• :he p ties :a:ails...l—Tha t it appear ;• , surable by the i t- .; linr no plan tang the •-aw tl,--t.:11 of animals, t tl by Insurance r • • • •• ..lieu: is congen • '. •••• •• the British Pt .::•;ential to the e I: • is of t.l tEeDirec •.... r }:::cp.-se of in. C!.rx3, • i;) the t.. ,:.— ' i ~.tat the That •: who have Lithe • ; ::.e public so ins; . • !-...,:—That the Res , 1 . in the Pahlic P. tla.: Ea . • :•:: ,:), P.A . ' the pa; ::•....••• the plan now • till, dav in the (Alai, MEN, Your feelings would but ill accord with flattery, nor could our praises add to the pre-eminence of a character exalted by your achievements to your present rank in public estimation. We, therefore, but solicit your acceptance of our sineerr and hearty Congratulations on your Return, with unimpaired health, from the Service in which you bore so conspicuous a part, in an Army of unexampled bravery. Conscious that the warmest expressions of our sentiments fall short cf the opinion of the Consatuents you have represented from your etirlit=s manhood, we feel justicied in offering this pub lic testimony in approbation of your character and cond&.et, and remain with unalterable attachment and sincere esteem, Your obedient Servants, MARCUS GAGE, Foreman. For Self and Fellows. Londonderry Grand Jury Room, March 23, 1809. TO THE FOREMAN AND GRAND JURY OF THE CITY ANI) COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY. CtNTLEMLN, T T any event iii life could gratify my ambiti on , or nil my mind with pride and satisfaction more titan another, it is being honoured with the Address I have just received. So flattering a Mark of favour from such Characters as compose the Grand Juries of o.tr County, can never be obliterated from my memory. The partiality which dictates your approbation of my exertions in my professional career, must be one of my greatest excitements to per s evere with ardour and unabated constancyand I trust that my appointment to a high situation under my gallant friend, Sir Arthur Wellesley, who is about to proceed on service, will not render me less acceptable in the eyes of my Constituents, when I offer myself to their notice agxtttos a Candidate for their favour. With the de'epestgrat Rude and sincerest feelings of re spect and attachment, I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servan•, Downing-street, April Y, 1 809. CHARLES STEWART. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, APRIL 25. MEMBERS RZTVR NU) TO SERVI IN TES PREMINT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Saltash—Michael George Preadergast, of Little Stanhope-street, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. in the room of John Pedley, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. City of Cashel—Robert Pecle, Esq. of Drayton Bassett, is the County of Stafford, Esq. in the room of Quintin Dick, &q. who has accepted the office of Eschcator of Munster. iILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 25. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Walker to he Captaiii of a "rroop, by purchase, vice Saul, who retires ; Cornet Healy Young, front the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Floyd, who exchanges. 17th Ditto—Captlin Oswa!d Werge to be Major, without pur chase, vice Loftus, promoted on the Staff in America ; Lieu tet ant James Courim, front the 'ltd Li,;ht Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Werge. 19th Ditto—Cornet H. Floyd, from the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Young, who exchanges. 2.1 d Ditto —Surgeon 1.. Steele, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Stu geon, vice Taylor, who exchanges. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Thomas Clarke,Gent. to be Assistant-surgeon, vice Crake, promoted. lit RegiMent of Foot—Surgeon William Galbiers, from the Bth Wcst-lndia Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Reynolds, appointed to the 45th Foot. 3d Dittc—Lieutenant Frederick Courtenay, from the North Devon Militia, to be Ensign. .sth Ditto—Ensign Robert Wallace, from the lth Garrison Batta lion, to be Ensi3.*, vice Chadwick, who exchanges. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant \V. H. Medhurst, from the 23d Foot, to be I.ientn int, vice Thomas, who exchanges. 14th Ditto --Lieistenant Howe, from the Royal Bucks Militia, to be Ensign ; Ensi gn --=:Jilryan, from ditto, to be Ensign. 13d Ditto--Lieutc natit William Thomas, from the 6th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Medhurst, who exchanges ; Second Lieu tenant Brawn to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kettilbv, who resigns. 24th Ditto--Lieuter.ants John Fraser, and Alexander Cameron, from the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to be Ensigns. 28th Din to—Edv,•ard Nottingham Gran. to be Ensign, without purchase, Po.re;, promoted. 33d Ditto—L!eu'enants Thomas Beauclerk and John Bain, from the Royal Bast Middlesex Militia, to be Ensigns. 36:1i Ditto—Ensign T. S. Raester to be I.ieutenant, without purchase, vice White, who retires; Cunningham Douglas, Ge.:t, to be Ensign, by purchas e , vi ce Raestei ; Ensign Richard Lloyd, from the Shropshire Militia, to be Ensign; Surgeon ohn Reed, from the 45th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Boyce,. deccar:ed. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Jas. Greenshiels, from the Ayrshire Mi litia, to be Ensign; Ensign William Neilly, from the Royal Glamorgan Militia, to be ditto. 45th Ditto—Surgeon William Reynolds, from the Royals, to be Surgeon, vice Reed, appoir.ted to the 36th Foot. 52d Ditto--Hospital Mate Pryce Jones to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Mating, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment. 53d Ditto—Thomas Dowker, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Horseley, promoted. 54th Ditto—Ensign-John Sharp to be Lieutenant, vice Hall, de ceased; Ensign E. A. Evanson to be ditto, vice Teesdale, de cased ; Edwards, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sharp; Ross Matthews, Gent. to be ditto, vice Evanson. 60th Ditto--Lieutenant Charles Henry Tyler, from the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purch ase, vice Fourne reit, promoted. 61st Ditto—Ensign Robert Armstrong to be lieutenant, vke Burke, deceased; Gentleman Cadet William Sbewbridge Con ner, from the Royal Military College, tabs Assign, vice Arm strong. FOREIGN IATELI.IGENC:E. • PARIS, APRIL 16. According to accounts from Franckfort hostilities have begun, and the Archduke Charles has the chief command of the army of Bohemia and Upper Austria. Other accounts, however, say, that the Prince will command no particular army, but direct the motions of the whole Austrian force, which, however, consi dering the great extent of territory which it occupies, is not very probable. The Archduke John has the command of the troops in Carinthia and Carniela.. The Prince of Neufchatel (Berthier) left Salzburg on the 12th with the Intendant• General and their lrau,. , They are gone to Ulm, and thence to Munich, where we are assured the Emperor is every moment expected. The Prince of Neufchatel, befdie his departure from Strasburgh, received as express, with intelligence that the Austrians had been repulsed ; it is added that he immediately transmitted this information to Paris by the telegraph. It is at least probable .that hostilities have commenced. According to the last accounts from Germany, no action has yet taken place in Germany. The Austrian army appears, after passing the Inn, to have directed its march to Munich, by the way of Watserburs and Landshult, which it has entered. APRIL 18.—Since the intelligence arrived by the telegraph, that their Majesties arrived at Strasburgh on the 15th, at five in the morning, no other accounts have been received from Germany than the following: —The Archduke Charles has established his staff,and head-quarters at Lintz, and commands in chief the army tkich is ordered to attack Bavaria. The letter which Prince has sent to the Gestural canmand• • GOTTENBURGH MAIL. STOCKHOLM, Apnu. 14.-I'he Government has this day issued licences for every description of foreign vessels (till Sept. 91) to trade with England as usual. Major de la Grange, who, on the 15th of last month, set out from this capital, to deliver to the Prince of Ponte Corvo a letter from Count Klingcpor, has reported that he was received by him with the utmost kindness. The l's.lajnr has himself pursued the journey to Paris ; but Lieutenant Heidcase has been sent hither as a courier, with the Pruce's an swer, which contained the proposal of an armistice by the Duke Regent. The Prince declared, with regard to this proposal, that he must watt the detemination of the Emperor ; but that being convinced of hit friendly disposition, he has immediately ordered Ge neral Gratien, who commands in the Hanse Towns, and on the coast of the Baltic, to suspend hostilities against Sweden. M ijor de la Grange reports, also, that the Prince has transmittLd a letter to the French Ambassador in Petersburgh, and to the French Mi nister at Copenhagen, requiring them to request the Russian and Dan ish Courts to adopt a s milar conduct. As M. Alopeus, Russtau Lord Chamb.:rlain, was sent by the Emperor to the Duke Regent, on a spe cial mission, Baron Werner Schwerin, Master of the Horse, left town. for Peteriburgh on the 6th instant, with his Highness's answer. This Nobleman has re ported from Abo, under date of the 9th, that he was received by the Russian Commander with every mark of distinction ; and that a detachment of Russian troops, sent to Aland, is to march thither merely for economical reasons. By 4 Report made by Major General Baron Ad ilercreut-i, it appears, that the division of the Northern Army, commanded by Major General Grisenberg, on the 26th of March, surrendered by capitulation to the Russian General Count Schwerdoff. The following Proclamation has .been issued: " Charles, by the Grace of GOD, Hereditary Prince of the Swedes and Duke of Sudermanla, &c. Our f avours an d gra cious benevolence with GOD ALMIG IIrr unto you, faithful men and servants. The Kingdom of Sweden never was so near its destruction, so deeply emerged in misfortunes, surroup.ded on all sides by po tent encmks, parted, weakened by the burthens of war, ravaged by diseases, hunger, and want, it now was to be a prey to thr, baulk enemies, who had already trod on Swedish ground,' aid threatened these most ancient kingdoms with destruction and dissolution—but DIVINE PILOVIDENCE watched our paternal country. The Government was changed, and with it was al.s changed the public sentiments with regard to peace and war. The enemy's armies returned, and the nation and its capital are res cued from the most apparent danger. Such evident proofs of the AtatiouTv's -protection of Sweet), such Conspicuous proofs of the blessing on our country, has impressed our hearts with the deepest veneration and most lively acknowledgments; and being assured that every person who loves his country participates in our feelingsove consider it as our duty re render to the Surazaza Baltic, publicly, an offering of praise and thanksgiving. There fore it is our wi,h - heri by to order every Curate on the ensuing Sunday publicly to real' from the pulpits this our most gracious letter, and the thanksgiving he reunto annexed. After m hich the r, Dern shall be sung. 4, We commend you ro zhe ..ALl:tallTei protection. " Castle of Stockholm, April c ii;ned) cRARIAS. GorrEsaunun, APitir. 7.-4 is generally believed here, dial- the French Field Mars Eal Duroc has atrivcd al Stocl.hclm, acid that Bernadette wall positivelY at. tend :it ;he I:).‘:. Yesterday, 71 Dem' was sung in ali the churches, to return ttiauits for the Pre nervation of tic coni.t4, t. hich has taVen place.—The has Len ur.k.d to b,: disbanded in consequence of the certakty of :t peace taking place,between Russia, Lenny:el:, and Sweoun.—Gener..i Afrareldt returned yesterday, alter an absenze of thys, which time he spent - 11 inspecting the fortificaticns at and near Warburg. Arra. 19.—Eleven . o'clock, P. 1/7..—The Lordl Nelson is just arrived, after a ftais.4.ze of six, ciao s. On her voyage she Looka small vessel laden with grain. Sir Samuel Hood has been invited by ::oral Arm feldt to come on shore, to be Livesteo u t i die Order of the Sword ; but his heal[:. is so uad that it-is post poned. • APRIL 26.—This morning, the Governor, attended by two Officers of rank . and the Coasul, went on b,,ard his Kijesty's ship Centaur to inv?st Sir S. Hood with the Order of ti.e Sword, ,The Admiral's bad state of health.pi evented this ceremony taking place on tio re, otherwise it would have been .peifLa-nicd publicly on the square opposite to ti,e Es chaage. • APRIL .21.—The African and two other ships of war are arrived from England. HELSINOWURGII, APRIL 17.—Admir Bertie, with two sail of the line is_off ..s here. Th e e de la Grange frott Par; looked uru o edt.orf.C°l(4lel MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon Evan Morgan, from half-pay of the 35th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon in the Royal York Rangers, as stated in the Gazette of the 25th ultimo, has not taken place. The under-mentioned Officer is supersedAl, being absent without leave. Ensign Jericho, of the 7th Battalion of the Line of the Kitt's German Legion. ERRATA. In the Extraordinary Gazette of April 21, 1809—in the. Pos tscript to Lord Gambier's Letter, for LiLutenant Bwett, read Lieutenant Binell. In the Gazette of the Bth instant—For Commissions in the Royal Miners Militia, signed by the Lord Lioute.ust, read Com missions in the Miners Militia, signed by the Lord Ware. BANKRUP'T'CY ENLARGED. June 10. Wolfe Lyon, of Denzell-street, Clare-Market, Middle- I sex, glass-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRIi P I S Roger Enlton and George Bolton, late of Wigan, Lancashire, spirit merchants, dealers, chapmtu, and copartners, to sarreader May 17, at five, May 18, and June 6, at e!.-ven, at the Buck. in the Vine, Wigan. Attorney, Mr. Gaskell, Wigan. Major Clay, of South Shields, Durham, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, May nu, 23, and Jun,' 6, at eleven, at the Golden Lton Inn, South Shields. Attornies, Mears. Allen and Hodg kinson, of Newark upon.; Trent, Nottiughamshire ; or Messrs. Ross; Hall and Ross, Newßoswell-court, Cateratreet, London. Joel Pinney, of Bury-stieet, St. James's, Middlesex, taylor, April May 2, and June 6, at twelve, at .Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Freame, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn -Fields. John Spt•ncer, now or late of High-street, Mile-End New-Town, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman ' April 29, May 6, June at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lothbury. Thomas Smith, late of Brandon, Suffolk, wine -merchant, dealjr and chapman, May 15, at four, 16, and June 6, at eleven, at the Chequer Inn, Brandon. Attornies, Mr. Frederick Ayeten,. Cray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. haacs, Mildenhall, Suffolk. Charles Tuthill, late of Great St. Helen's, London, and now of Norwich, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 6, 12, atui June 6, at tour, at the White :..wan Inn, Norwich Attornies, Messrs. Sympson and Rackham, Norwizh ; or Messrs. Windus, Son, and Hultaway, Chancery-lane, London. Gamalie! Capes, of Gainsburgh, Lincolnshire, wharfinger, dealer and chapman, May 12, 13, and June 6, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Gainsburgh. Attornies, Mr. George Capes, Ep• worth, Lincolnshire; or Messrs. Eiley, and Stocker, Furni vat's-Inn, London. John Davidson, of the East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, 6129, May 6, and June 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Falcon-square. John Taylor, of Brown's-lane, Christchurch, Spitalfields, Mid dlesex, baker, April 29, May 6, and June 6, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Palmer, No. 36, Allsop'o-Buildings, New-Road, Mary-la-bonne. William Fowler, or Distaff-lane, London, wine -merchant, dealer and chapman, May 6,9, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Warrand, Castle-court, Budge-row. William Marshall, of Paternoster-row, Christ Church, Spica fields, Middlesex, cheesemonger, dealer and chapman, May 1, at one, May 11, at ten, and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Michell, Union -court, Proad-street.