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E E~~~- ~ EMPEROR P4U4, 1. The following curious particulars relative to the extraordinary challenge of the Sovereigns of Europe, inferted in the Peterfbugh Gazette, by order of the late Emperor Nut I. are given in the Second Part of Kor z Eno t's moil remarkable Year of his Life : Count Von der Pahlen had fent for M. KOT mums to conic to When I came to the Count, (rays he) he laid to me, laughing, the Emperor will have a challenge to a Tournament, addreffed to all the Sovereigns of Europe, and their Minifters. I muit write it, and it is then to be publifhed in the Gazette. Baran Thuguet-is particularly challenged to break a lance : and General Kutufoff and myfelf are to be named as seconds to the Emperor (the thoughts of the fe conds had fuggefted itklf to the Emperor about half an hour before ; and lie immediately wrote it down with a black-lead pencil, which lay on the Count's table). This extraordinary produition is to be ready in an hour, and the Emperor has or dered that I fhall carry it to him in perfon. " I undertook to w rite it ; and in an hour's time brought the challenge. The Count, who was better acquainted with the fentiments of the Mo. narch than 1, thought it not farcaftic enough ' I therefore fat down in his clofet, and wrote a fe fond, which he liked better. We then went to gether to Court. I was now, for the firft time, to Rand before the man who, by his feverity and be nefits, had been to me the caufe of fo much terror and joy, grief and gratitude. I had not wished for this honour, and feared it could not but prove injurious to me, as I could fcarcely fuppofe that the fight of me could be very agreeable to him. " We waited a confiderable time in the anti chamber. The Emperor was gone to take a ride, but at length he returned. Count Pahlen went to him with my paper, Raid with him tome time, and then came back, with an air of dirappoint tnent,"fayin.7 to me, as he pafkd me, only there words—' Come to me again at two o'clock—it mull he ftronger.' " I returned home, convinced, as I thought, that I fhould not in this way gain the favour of the Monarch ; but fcarcely had I been half an hour In my chamber, when one of the attendants of the Court came to me, almoft breathlefs, to or der me to come inftantly to the Emperor. I made all the haße I could. " When I entered the clofet I found only Count Pahlen with him. The Emperor was (landing at a writing defk, and when lie raw me advanced to meet me, and with a flight bow, raid, and, in a manner inexpreflibly gracious—' M. Vote Korzt t, I mug begin by being reconciled to you.' " I was much confuted by this unexpected re. ception. What a magic power is there in the con delcention of princes ! All rancour immediately vanifhed from my heart. As the etiquette requir eel, I attempted to kneel and kifs his hand; but he prevented me in the kindeß manner, kiffcd me on the forehead, and proceeded as follov;s, in very good German : " You are fuificiently acquainted with the world to be au f..it to political affairs. I have often, (raid he, jokingly) been foolilh enough, and to pimilli myfelf for it. as it is but ju fhould be punifhed, I have refolved that this—(bolding the pap er in his hand)—lhall be Welted in the Ham burgh Gazettes." " On this he took me confidentially by the arm, led me to the window, and read to me the Chal lenge, which was in French, in his own hand-writ- ing. When he came to the conclufion where it is raid— , We know not what credit is to be given to this report; though it appears not to be without foundation, fince it bears the Ramp of what he has been often accufed of—( Data it a fcaven! rti taxi ' be laughed very heartily, and I too laughed obfe• quiouffy. " Why do you laugh r (Lid he, twice repeat. in g the words very quick, and laughing himfelf all the time.) " To find your Majefty to well informed," (an. fwered I.) " There, there, (raid he, handing me the paper) go and translate it. - Keep the original, but bring Esc a copy." " I accordingly went, and tranflatcd it. The Lift word, taxi, fomewhat perplexed me. Should I put scented (beide/AO the expreffion might tip pear too berth; and offend the Emperor. After much thinking, I chofe a middle way, and tranf: lated it—' of what he has often been thought ca pable.' 1 , At two in the afternoon I went again to Court. Count Kutuffow announced me to the Emperor. I was immediately admitted, and found him this time quite alone. " Sit down," Paid he to me, very friendly; but, from rerpeß, I did not immediately obey—. , No, fitdown," (repeated he with forme earneftnefs.) I then took a feat and placed myfelf oppofite to bim at the writing-defk. " He took the French Original in his hand : Read to me, (raid he). I read floaly, and lone times glanced my eye over the paper towards him. At the words—" iaclofed barriers"—he laughed. With refpeft to the net, he fcve , al times gave a gracious nod of approbation, till I came to the 1 - 41 word. " Thought capable ?" (raid he.) " No, that is not the right word ; charged (taxirt) would be better." C 'oak the liberty to inform him that this word in German had quite another meaning from what it has in French. Very well," (rid he, " but the other is not the proper expreffion." " I now adventured to ail:, in a low tone, whe ther stAufed Oefehrldik) would be a proper word ? " Right, right (laid he), that is the word," re peating it three or four times : and I wrote it by his direition. He thanked me in the molt friendly manner, for the trouble Thad taken, and dirmif fed me—much affeacd and pleated with his kiad and wandefcending behaviour. Whoever has ap proached his perfon will agree with me; that he could be extremely engaging. and that it was dif ficult, nay alsoft imponte! withltand •..~* I have not thought it fuperfluous to relate this tranfaltion with 'fo many minute circutaltanees, l fence the Challenge male fo much noife in the world, when, two days afterwards, to the aflonifh rnent of all Peterfborgb, it appeared in the Cower Gazette. The Prefident of the Academy of Scien ces. to whom it was fent for infertion, could not believe his eyes. He carried it himfelf to Count Vowoit PAH lAN to be certain that no trick was played him At Mokow, the GarAtte was flopped, as no perfon could believe that the article was in ferted with the confent of the Monarch.—The fame was done at Riga. The Emperor himfelf, on the other hand, could fcarcely wait till it was printed, and fent feveral times for it before it was ready, with the atmoft impatience. " Three days afterwards, he fent me a Snuff box fet with diamond., worth nearly a,OOO rubles. Never was a verbal tranflation of twenty lines bet ter paid for. " I fhall conclude this account with tome French lines, which were handed about at Peterfburgh a few days after the Emperor's death. I know not the author, but his portrait bears the Ramp of truth : On le tomcat trop peu, lui ne connoit iserfonne ; Add, toujours preffe, bouillant, Wye:feu:. Aimable, feduifant, menu fans la courount, Voulant gouverner foul, tout vole, tout faire 11 fit beaucoop cringrats et mourfa nulheurcua. EAST INDIES. BOMBAY, JUNE a. One of the Killedars of .11ednore has made his appearance. on the borders of Arungabad, with Soo infantry, goo horfe, and feveral field-pieces.— The Chief was formerly in league With DOON• DEAH, but betrayed his truft and fled. He has committed the moft violent excelfes in the above diftriel, which is without means of defence. The Nizam, howeVer, has ordered a detachment aganit him, but obtaining intelligence of the meafure, he avoided them by a rapid movement into the inte rior of the Mahratta country. Here he was Ira. traced by a body of the Peithwa's army, under the immediate command of GALCAH HOLA AA, who firft attacked them, put them to the rout, and took the whole of their camp equipage, artillery, ca mels, oxen, and elephants. The Killedar was killed in the aftion. _ His Highncfs the Nizam has iffued an EdiEt throughout his dominions, for prohibiting any dif affeeed perfbns, of whatever rank, from the Cam pany's territories, taking refuge in his country ; and (hould fuch obtain by force a footing therein, he has engaged to co-operate with our troops in their extirpati )n. The Sheriff of Medina provided t goo camels for the ufe of the troops fent to Egypt from Bombay, under the command of General Ballo. ,The JEPOUR.RAJAH and the Mahrattas, accord ing to a letter from Madras of the 23d July, were about to effect a reconciliation after a abort war fare, the JEPOVR RAJA:I having contented to ful fil the Itipulations he formerly entered into; to reimburk the Mabrattas the expences of the war. The Mahrattas are to relinquith their con quells in return. The Nabob ONOAT UL OPIRAN had left the Throne to his fon ALLY Husstrie ; but Prince AZIMUL DOWLAH, fon of the late AMIER UL OM RAH, and grandfon to WELLAJAH, was intlalled Nabob of the Carnatic on the 3:11 July, by public proclamation of the Madras Government. BENGAL CIVIL APPOINTMENTS. CEO. 12, sBor.--Nlr. Jamas STUART, Dcputy Reglfter of t;.e Soddcr Dewzany Adawlut and Nizamut Adawlut. Ft.t. 28.—Mr. R. W. Cox, a Member of the Board of Re- VCIIIJG Mr. Ilua•tatt Cater, Second Judge of the Court of Appeal and Court of Circuit for the Dietlion of Calcutta. Mr. Joule Srotituou as, Third Judge of the Court of Ap peal and Circuit for the Ditificio of Calcutta. - - Mr. Jost rn Tnowas.Baown, Reporter General of Exter nal Commerce in India. MAIMS! 1...1.1r.T110111A1l PIIILPOT, Commercial Radon at Santipore. Mr. HrNtiT WILLIAU Max, COITUTICITIAI Rendent it Rungpore: - - • MARCH C. M. Rs , Commercial Acfident at Commercolly. MARCH ItoMf. HRNar ST.GRORGE Tumult, Accoun - tint General. Mf.RODRRT B GT, Military PIyITHIfiCT MARCH 16.--114r.0101LOM DOWD [SWILL, Utret4 l 7 Goveatunent iN the Rave ,ue and Judicial Department. Mr. Juni( Fano cL, Third Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit at Daces. • - - Mr. JAMES G•AMAM, Fourth Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit at Dacca. Mr.Atrato Tolman, Judge and Magiftrate of the City of Me•,ribcdabad. , Mr. TRONAII LENOX NAPIti STVRT; Judge and Magill:ate of the Zillah of Bekaa Mr. LA MM? !detour, Judge and Magiftrate of the Zil lah of Chittagong. Mr. Wm. Towaas SMITH, Judge and Magiftrate Raw gUr. Mr. l ie Ltur, Regifter of the Provincial Court of Ap peal at Mr. R. K. Dna, Regifter of the Provincial Court of Appeal at Dacca. Nfr.RoltßT GRAIIAM, Regifter of the City Court at Patna. Mr. W. 0. SA LIR OV, Reglittr of the Zillah Court of Behar. Mr. JOE Pi SA I.DirultD, ditto, of the Zillah Court of Juan pare. Mr. R vccv, Coiledor of Tipparah. Mr. WM. Cowast., Colledtor of Beerboom. The Hon. J. it.Etrosmarour, CoUcelor of Sarin. Mr. SAMUEL SWISITON, Sub-Export ISrarthoufe.Keeper. APILIE 1...711r. SAMUEL DAVIS, Third Member of the Board of Revenge. Well/ALM MILLI.. Secretary to Ditto. APRIL 3,410. F. BALIOMI, Sub-Secretary to Ditto. Mr. A. C. JOIIIISTOME, Palen and Bengal Tranflator to D tro. Mr. E. Moose, Head AfEftant to the Secretary, and Affift ant to the Perlim and Bengal Tranftator to the Board of Re venue. APRIL 7....PCTER Spes, Efq. Chief Judge of the Court of Sudsier Dews tee Adawlut and Nizamut Adawlut. Mr. joist LUNISDEM, Panic Judge of ditto. Mr.). H. FiA au ditto, ditto, ditto. Mr. Issas STUART, Regifter to ditto, ditto. Anse De te.—Mr. A. Tv r cox, re-appointed pale sod bib 1124aas at Yeßerday at noon their MAJESTIES and the Pr.tecssses arrived at the Quetn's-Houfe, from Windfor, where they were vi fled by their R'yal Highneffes the Dukes of CA1.4811.10011 and GLOU. The Countefs of CARDIGAN and feveral of the female Nobility alto vifited her MAJESTY. At ene o'clock the KING came to St. James's. Palace, and held a Levee, which was attended by the Foreign Miniflers, and a number of the Nobi lity and Gentry, among whom were : His Grace the Archbifhop of Canterbury. The Lord Chancellor. The Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Duke of Roxburgh. Earls—Sandwich, Chatham, Morton, Portfmouth, Bathurit, Corydon. Vtfeountw—Howe, Mountmorris, Bulkdey, Sidney, Seffea, Stopford. Louis—Darling, Northwicl,' Gienbervie, Home, Pr.)by, Whitworth, Hobart, C. Spencer, Pelham. Whop, of Lando. and Rochefter. • Admkalw—Nugent, Tmwbridge, Pole, Sir H. Parker, Sir J. Orde, Berkeky, A. Clarke Generdx—Wat , ilia, Gordon, Adeline, ,Tonyn, Meuron, Cokuielx—Vanfittart, D'Olky, Broderie, Glyn, Langton. Captainw-MarbAam, H. Aldermen...lir R. C. Glya, and B. Watfon. Sirs-.-H. Major, A. Harnmood, W. Do!ben, R. Ford. Vieffm—Wickham, Yorke, Macdonald, Windham, HA johnfoo, Kritinp, C. Yorke, Price, Talbot, G. Penn, Hood, and Tyne. The prefentations to his MAPISTY were 1-- Mlheur 0 rro ' Minißer Plenipotentiary from the French Republic, who had his brit audience to deliver his credentials. The Hon.C. *rasa, on hie arrival from Copenhagen, by the Dania Audio(radar. M Cnmmandant Ds Rojo, by his Excellency the Portugnefe Acnbaador. - - - - VrWareasToer, by the Dania, Ambalrador. El l rl atlases on Ms Marriage, by Lord STOPPORD. - _ _ Mr. Folio, (Dow Slr Richard Foil,) who had the honour to !Ifs his Maiefty's Hand on being appointed Chief Magiftrate of the Police of Weftshlnftcr. He wan introduced by Lord PILNAN; and his Majefty was plaided to confer on him the honour of Knighthood. Sir CMILISTOPHEI BAYNES, Bart. Mrerst so r, on being appointed Paymafter of his Maief ty's Houfehold, My. Penn, on being appointed an Under Secretary of State. Mr. Do wo, on htt arrival from abroad. When the Le v'ee broke up a Council was held, after which the Cabinet Minifters had a conference with the KING, who returned at half-pail four o'clock is. the Q2een's-Moufe. Mr. OTTo's appearance and equipage at his prefentation yefterday, was highly creditable to the Government he reprefents. His dreA, tho' plain, exhibited much Wk. He wore a coat and (mall cloaths of purple velvet, with a white fatin tivailicoat richly embroidered. His liveries are blue with fcarlet waißcoats richly laced with gold. He went in a new elegant chariot ; the body a bright yellow, with his cypher in fmall letters on the pumas, the laws of the Republic prohibiting the ufe of coats of arms. Sir STEPHEN COTTREVL called on him at Portman-fquare, and accompa nied him to Si. James's, where he was extremely well received by his NIA' airy. . Their Maltsrias and PRINCESSES will honour Covent-Garden Theatre to-morrow with their pre tence. Mr. Annteorow gave a grand dinner yeller chi!, at his houfe in Downing-Rreet, to all the Ca. bine* Kunnas in toe n. Yellerday. prietors of Eah dia Houfe, pr informed the dividend on from Midfui Chairman th. 5+ per cent. The Chait pofed of, ac Ipecial affair! the Court of Taft was report. • That it is the Officers. anti Owners all imputation of 13' of that atip." After form ferved, that ferions contt would belikei of their (hips the province* probably bee man preterit, Committee. other papers quirt' made Kent, at the defultory con' Impey, and ferred to a ballot, nuary. Some cony fpeeting the Court adjourned, A private ber 1, Pays, CRAWFORD, BRITANNIC of the circle hence for Lont is appointed Cl MAJESTY, (hall lency to the' M. OTTO . Portman.fqual Friday tw( came into 1 route to Heult and on Sawn Reading, and follow in tlit the town, the , now near nit county, in till Five comp; Militia, come Bart. which are to remail quarters) it remaining col the fame put Letters Pal Ireland, dili Colonel MAW Colonel FISH . SCHAW, ROSI STETTER, Eft RefpeElive 01 Ordnance Del Kingdom, um. nance of Cleat Warrar' The Lord: plan pmporet loch of the pril are conveyed in all refpcets and has beet Public. The General the communi , and France wl Dover end C and the Mail& this Office evt —that meafu: eftabliihment and Holland, voetanys—at Harwich ant On Monde' mains of the in eie new St. court-road. The late Mai RANDAL, laft huffiand, Mr. count Du 11c. daughters : o Counters of A. to Sir H. V. " is married to quis of Lore Her Ladyfhi Lord Vircouni Ireland, and I and half-fifter nearly related . fuch as Moaa as, Lord t Yefterday the Committee of Controul over the Coal and Corn Committee met in the Excheqaet Court, Guildhall, at twelve o'clock, and proceede4 to the eleCtion, by ballot, of eight Deputy Corn meters ; and after the petitions of upwards of 4 0 perfons had been read, the following perfotts wig! elated, vit. EDWARD 1110T1r. ?STIR FOIPLCIR, 4WWI MARMIALL, 101111MayT0 11 , ILLIAM Hoorn, E , WILLIAM HILL, Joan WILCOX. The Righ t o Hon. the LORD MAYOR has order ed a Court Aldermen to be fumnsoned, to meet a+ Guildhall to-morrow, at twelve o'clock, to ( wear office into Hauer Wootrraotra, Efq. ToWn Clerk; Townes Sm tiros( Efq. Clerk of the Peace and Regifter of the Lord Mayor's Cour; and Melts. tat, and HARP'S. COAI•MMC . In wit t for this City, Mr. GRIVVITNS having slecliuo accepting the 016 m and on Or bang& 11 !EMI •-• I 2 hec past conhiting I Demcra • Be from An frig , Ritak ae Sw fix= Refola Bbckmiddinj ,A, Cifil Ne expc war val De;Pricl ora. Lee, f mos at Pale GLASGOW 1 Antra --tiers, Raritan, WI, fog*, at Curacao, from and Albion, Clauttoo, at Jam Mae ; and Idocovay,MiLan • , . EAST INDIA 'ROUSE. __. r a Quarterly General Court 0. ) hi/at..s nits DAY...-Wll Eat India Stock affembled at ti,- 1 . : 1` 'Ha immer laft to Chriftmas nest. '• • purfuant to notice, when the Citai: •.' ° - nu . % ' hen moved, that the raid Dividend. N d fUT/Caa ...___ _ , tN T ELL. ie Court, that it was met to decl ° "4/ 1 b ,,,:54d, 1 the capital Stock of the Cora 4Z . 3 , which was agreed to. . pl ice .ri t he A m elia. of 38 guns, Cap irman, after th e ufual bufinefs ward to ur ,' - ihe Immo:awe, of 38 guns, :quainted the Court, that it - l e ek Of 36 guns , Ca c P l ' l ' . . i c was , is L ,....... A et 3 irs, when the following refoltitio woo be Cil-e ' 6 guns' and 11." explainedo f t he C Committee morefit t e f e u of iy Shipping , , P fo p c m ; n e , G a f n )f . Direitors of the 4th o f N oren l , ofiss ' oh t c e p/. itscheram; Fran orted to the General Court, viz. 180.• , ii, 'PLYMOUTH, FDifg2F.CrEdM, the opinion of this Court, that the Com 'PORTSMOUTH, DECE wners of theribip Kept, are fully acipitz d d A$ • and the Cc of mice or mikonduet in rcfpcift to tir. ' ca!: : Thc 23ll. Deg" ' ' bcr intern -,1111.,ker.--tke carnet loft emr._.„.l, -- L , ca rried away.--Balled me converfation, the Chairman 1 ._,...A . , 11 " ....- iri g t i back yesterday. the Court of DireCtors had it in 4:e Pt temptation to adopt fuck meafurc• • • YARMOUTH, DECE ely to guard againft the fudden cap• 1 ",,, brie yet arrived from C sin future; there meafures being wi ' l u `.. - Pict et. the Sufarna ' Mite" The Chairman alto offer g, to n b uC hemp having Bruck on .., forming one of the Members of th 1 . 68 ,11 " 1" tbereaskti Mitre d, in c s read to the Court refpedin, the a i •‘ • l ard aides at fea, is put in he mverfation between Mr. Johnfon, . . CeileaiD ?LTD, takes the M into the conduft of the Officers of tb • be time of the capture , 1 i s Thai* nut, bang the , : o t vgs c uos si :Di . ; D a tadc. c ' o s : rd a ja ffd 1,1 1 , isboo ; ....a. : s he akenßuby,oSutu.alTher. fro u m ait t. y, ...--. i the Chairman, the rabic& was , 'POOLE , DECEMI ballot, to be held on the 14th of re ' - Ja c h Awied-bound Weft-India I lb egihicndcyatesdirDjecAmer: Dui.' vs agate ' . Wind It 14 a AAA ws,tn be( paffsg nverfation a ft erwards took place r 111 , 11°Pe. , e a t a . e i siof wreck, contains 1 a private trade . to India, when th. i,l e hied tbat be could not venter srned, at four o'clock. FROM LLOYD'S Dee.rg..-Cante down an 4 1 , e n tter is fr we om ek H h a is m E b i n c r faklBsTlf, with the Princes and State . ..., N o ilibeiti , .ad D O, "' R I De rn " Ambaffador Plenipotentiary of hi heoCbtoat swi fp ft, e: it tuto: if froal i n o ndon arge , af d ttr Aff S a ir ir -- es .. of ß h tt is st ß so x t ri n A , w t. , eof Lower Saxony, will let off fro A i m — - Tric ky ; Robert and A nn, hall have been prefented by his Excel sof Leta*. faidiCirele." MIA TaoMPiOl( and Ntul, Roo ARRINIEI has taken Lady DUNSANY S S houf • e • At Liverpool--The John and N Hare, at a rent of 4501. per annum. maw, Athinfon. front Ri Co companies of the Berkfhire Milk' -. ireji ' • and lUrkimh - POO the Nile__ , , 1' is i m za ian, f or ai D c ca r j c 3 r et a ; m a c , —, from Reading from Winchefter, on the. - At Vdeadfehap, An uley, which they purfucd next morning; •As AtElowes--Pelton. Peron. from arday two more companies came into •Aj -.Mercury, Miller , ft"' 4 the remainder of the regiment wal l,7t h epeasor-Adeltobla,Ritch i, te courfe of this week. On enteral ley gave three joyous cheers. It a , At Am itArd ' itebeeel ' /44." line years fince they left their natio HULL, DECEM he defence of their country . At aserdeasz-Lbrinwlek, Kfrikl te Creek, 1 ponies of the Third Royal Lancathin ,_,,Al iksi " 4l2 813"11 „.,,,. f rom Malta. tmanded by Col. Sir H.P. HouoKToll, =)/IneeD.jnee Primers, Lee i palled through Lancaller laft week, A mi sen seno...neMaer••, Rrh in at Prellon (which is to be the head drys; barn gaglial yeff..l from is underllood, till difbanded. The therallmettwernas of theEtiin! 186406,Allip.Gaims, for London ; tshe Lark, S i ftt on, 1 At ompanies are arrived at Liverpool for This=led the Triton, irpofe. fkr Swank with a fair wind. anent have pa 1i...1 the Great Seal of The MI Hope, Dowell, of th Ist. et. r. N. long. Is. W. I Falk bound to Dominica, ri LAY, of the Royal Artillery, Lieut.. S ince ra ' o f Brasil, Camel,' Hit, of the Royal Engineers, ALES, the W o rm, Rudfion, from thia I folving the Board of Ordnance; and lIE R T COL e mew, and CHAILLCS Hocs. gadete under ftrefs of weather. :fqrs. are appointed as a Board of Ike Untie, Fitch, from Sefton, hi as the coaft of H olland. Meters to manage and condo& the We are ferry to learn the lot s c )apartment in that part of the United li ste igik r , oo Friday Worded, rider the eontroul of the Board of Ord Mein to Aye, the other the Sw neat-Britain, in purfuance of his Ma, Yarsesatit; the crew of the form Ifilt Mid It is feared every foul as ant lifted for that purpc , te. owe an atom full of water. ds of the Treafttry have approved a Oa Friday Woolen, the Refolc ed by the Pottmatier-General, to guard err driven on the Sb a e l it i midditl ' s principal Mails of the kingdom which bl"rt o. B l e ing W ooly ' a l m a ' n 3, Id on horfcback by night. This is Friday fennight, the Argo, - rs a National and important !mature, nitsr, was wrecked upon Spurn en long and snitoully defired by the wadnat, the body of a (!os, air won the doors ; from which it it the Amphlon, Ssonkrg , free I :ra ic l at P io o n ft b -O y ffipcoefthbaestwgieveenn thinso tic c e o , un th tr a y t • °w an mattk°4 taken " the boat ' ski ' will be re -opened by Packet-boats from wrecked et Oregrund.-.The Fe Is will continue to be difpatched from , &wen on awe near c Calais, to-morrow the 18th inllant; very Tuefday and Friday, as formerly ir 7Z ked; the wbote et the ..,,,, - urea are taking to accelerate the re- vere a,,,„ De a,,be c a pt a in cacti it of Packets between this Country by the intrepidity of four men, argirinkodabeyrifev'elanight, the brig end that the communication between 'The Polly a of Ne d, by the war of Harwich and Het! tkolk itter ve t the asettesor tamort Pe r il °f tke t . l " id Cuxhaven will Rill be continued. 411 Wt. in the Baltic, arta exec Lay Taft, about twelve o'clock, the re! Sib of Oacher ;we are foray • Marchionefs of ANTRIM were buried Ilea IA; the remainder wen ear bag Mae days on the wo t. James's burial-ground, Tottenhant• has...-It Is hoped they will re Marchionefs of ANTRIM was relia of LIVERPOOL, 1 ft Marquis of Antrim. By her firfc Tale day evening applied A r. Taivoa, the had the prefent lid? ass; Ardent, Briggs, front Pet :ANION and by the Marquis three b.Riga ; Six Sifters, H. P Wary, R. H one of ' them is dead. 'file eldcl%, ewe Dawn. mi c a, front wit Aortas in her own right, is married dnived.-Ellia, Seater, Earl . Testserr ; the feeontd, CHARLOTTie law Maar at Africa t Aertfto, ) Lord MAID KERR, fon of tree Mar: Peashar, Niekeifea, from hew haw brace at Pldbdelphia I aims, and Captain in the Ro yal Navy. eadoltwora ; Jane, Dangle - SO tip was daughter of HARM, fire lb, Bohm sod Flan. Len. f inc Mousrmoaaas of the kingdom of Ildwell, hear hones at Fair filter to the late Vifcoent of that title, Swa, sad Jeasim lime, from er to the prefent. Her Ladythip wag lima Isreeleas et Hoylake t dbm fle. Ames Dfligeate, M Ato the principal Families of Ireland, at Dobbs ;an Partite, Teat acs, Lord F AAAAA oar, ace. ec. ._ Rive. LONDON. THORSDAY, DECEMBER iy. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Conlols, for *pB. 6B } 69f —Reduced 66} 671- 4 per Cent. 85—New 5 per C. 9811-9. Osmium slf..—New Osmium s to a. prem. ?RICK OF STOCKS YESTIRDAY. Bank Steck 186} 3 per C. Imp. 66} 3 per Cent. Red. 661 f 31d. Excheq. H 21. a par 4 per Cent. 8311 is. prem. 3' per C. 1 797 971 t i Engli th Tickets :61. 75. tons Ann. :9 9.4 9-16 Cent for arc. 681 f We yeßerday alluded generally to the &Renee of fome infubordination on board one or two of the flips belonging to the fleet in Bantry Bay, under the command of Admiral Marc H I LL. The fymp toms of mutiny appeared only on board the Ts . M RIM aa, Admiral CA M psi LL's (hip, and the FOR. 'MIMI/LI) commanded by Capt. GRIN DARR. The crew, underftanding that their definition was the Weft Indies, conceived that as Peace had taken place, they were not bound to go upon any foreign fervice. They came upon deck in a tumul tuous manner, and declared their determination not to weigh anchor except to return to England. The officers, however, condnfted themfelves with that vigour and decifiou, which in no cafe, where mutiny has appeared on board the fleet, everproved unfuccefsful. Happily the prompt exertion of dire pline was crowned with fuccefs. AdmiralCata reel. 1.. Capt. Elm's, and the other officers of the TEMA lame, difplayed the utmoft intrepidity, and feta cd feveral of the ringleaders. Some of them, it is reported, afterwards gave up others of the leaders, who were alto arrefted. The fame Rrong znea furek were exerted on board the Foa tot MARL When the accounts came away, tranquillity was reftored. The example of this abortive attempt would tend to difconrage any thing fimilar on hoard the other (tips. Upon the whole, it was be lieved, that the men were fenfible of their folly and criminality, and that they would proceed where ever the orders of their fuperiors, and the demands of the fervice might require. The intelligence firfl arrived on Sunday, fince Which Minifters have frequently met. Mr. AD DINGTON waited on Lord Sr. VINCRIIT ; and Mr. Narrate had feveral long conferences with his Lordfhip. From the well-known energy of Lord Sr. VINCENT, there is no doubt that he would have adopted the molt effeasal means which his great abilities and experience could have fuggefted for the fuppreflion of the mutiny. LE WICK SH Mitred in Dern send--t boa Demuthlin to Dublin, h Una, sal bit a goantity of kthiag ca them in order to e sth—Tbe leak of the Mad the cargo is taking on boa sy.s—lntlefaeipble. Olga e• Leal**. as die 1 3' /kg * Colic. WI all the deal INS shilisd to !wave abase # M throw alibi of kis guns to M the poinwatian of el* - Ws eerie. bis =.; the Camino guile kle amp, ilia be bqps •