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AIIiERICAN PAPERS. fillola TSB HALIIPAZ SOgaPAL OF UAT 151 BOSTON, MAt 9. We learn frOin authority of a letter received in Ini; that after the 1 lth of April American vesseli uld not be admitted into the British Windward ; :ands. Another American paper states, in Corroboration this fact, that an American ship loaded with lurn :r. salt-fish, &c. had appeared off Demerira, and been iMmCdiately ordered to depart by the Go ernor of that Colony. The following is an extract of a letter received am Demerara by the Surinam niail of yesterday " DRIAIRRARA. ATIUL. 17. We heard of the American ratification of Peace bout a week ago, and next day a large American rig, loaded with lumbet, made her appearance.— )n a strong tnensorial being presented to the Gover or against , the admission this vessel, she was 11111• lediately ordered to depart. If these Americans are jmiued here. it will destiny a very lucrative trade etween the Colonies and British America, which has ttely been carried on to a very gregt eitent." COREINNif MAIL. MUN, MAY 10. General Clausel in the proclamation to the troop{ nder his command, says—" The destination of this nips is not hostile ; it is meant to protect our (cott er departments from insult, if the genius of evil ini ld be powerful enough to induce the Cabinet of I.idrid to take part in a war, directed against a na on whose alliance was at all times necessary to p.k." This army is, however, imaginary, and fists only upon paper, since the French have no :lar troops in this military division than the garri ins, which from Bourdeaux hither, including those Bayonne and St. Jean Pie de Port, do not amount 6000 men. One of the battalions of the 3d regi. lent of light infantry, which was in garrison at :;ayonne, has come down to St. Jean de Luz. It 'ems that Napoleon has ordered that all those who nlisted in the :ding's service shall take arms and be ,arched to the army, which has caused a great sen. 4tioit at Bourdeaux, and other places, where the or er has been published, and has induced some persons I emigrate. BARCELONA, MAY to. The forces which Napoleon has in Toulon, Perpig sn, Narbonne, Ilesieres, Pasanas, Careasona, and ,ix, hardly amount to 3600 foot, and 200 horse. TOULOUSE, MAY 12. By various accounts lately received here, we know .at a Commissioner having arrived at Bourdeaus •with orders from Napoleon for +OO conscripts to mach, the latter, far from obeying, mutinied against ne Commissioner, and some troops from the neigh touihotid having been sent against them, there arose vminus disputes between the troops and the con :ripts, ahu *ere joined by the peasants, so tbat se eral were killed and wounded. The Commissioner (sting chit, went away without having got any of the conscripts to leave the city. The account is eonfir '..ted which we gave borne days ago of the National :;cards at Pau, who *ere made to march out of Pau dith martial music, to join the army: Not one chose fellow the. officers, who returned alone to report a I strait to•ehe Prefect& MADRID; MAY t 3. The Gazetre of to.day contaiiis saveral official do. :uments relating to Spanish America. The first is a :ircular letter from the 0 , General Administration of 'le Indies," containing a royal decree, which states, that the King; as Win as he was restored to his king ::um, turned his thoughts to the termination of the !roubles in America ; that in a short time ten thou sand effective men were colleCted, and provided with -artillery and abundante of Stores of every kind ; that it r•as at first intended to send thefts to relieve Monte Video, but 'this being prevented, his Majesty, consi .l:ling the melancholy situation of Venezuela, and the necessity elf putting ih a respectable state of de. nice the Isthtims of Panama, the key of both Ame s icas, it was resolved to send the expedition to the Terra Firma, where it is presumed to hkve arrived, and the must favourable success is to be expected from it. The other expedition, amounting to 2500 men, sailed from Cadiz, for the Isthmus of Panama Ind other points. 13esittas this, that all the ulterior c0.:14;e provinces irmy be assisted, his Islajesty has re.' .Ived to col:ct in one body 20,000 foot and 1.500 ;sur,e, with the proper artillery, to stifle the *Zeds of evolution, and make the legitimate authorities respec. led, when the measure of mildness and conciliation, dictated by hi, Majesty's heart, nu longer avail. Or ders are given at Cadiz, to prepare the necessary :neaps of conveyance, to the amount of 25.000 tons, between the beginning of September mil the middle of October next. In the Supplement are diepatehes from the Mar quis of Concordia, Viceroy of Peru. The first, dated November 15,1814, gives an account of the re-colt quest of rein, by the King's troops, in a decisive battle at Rancague, on the lid of October, the enemy being obliged to pass the Cordelleras, with only two or three hundted men, and take refuge p ia Buenos. Alves. The 2d letter, dated the 90th of December, g art ives accotrit of the successes of the royal arms under General Itancevet, detached with twelve hundred men by Ceueral le Perialu,.commanding the artily in Old Pere. R.inceves having recovered La Paz and Cerolos, the enemy was preparing to march to the capital of Cuzco. The third letter, of the same date as the last, states seas farther measures that have been adopted, aid whieb. it is hoped, will be successful. ' A circular letter, from the Administration of the Indies/announces the return of Bonaparte to France, , eke retreat of the King, the resolutions of the Allied r w ireeigns, their measores, the certainty of Napo leon's overthrow, and ends by cautioning those to whom it is addressed. to be on their guard against any attempts that may be made by Napoleon's emis saries. The letter states, that Spain will take pit in the destruction of the Cot sican monster. Madrid, April 29. (Signed) LARDISAIIAL. Tae same G isette contains a decree of his Majesty, for the rewarding and encouraging the Giierillas. L'y acColmts from Gibraltar, of the 90th of May, we learn. that FaitousatsoV, 11. had given perusission for the .ntrucluttion into S l iain of British Cotton goci.is, for the space of two your, which Won bad bccis praitiited. • ; ands. . . Another American paper states, in Coma that et. an a - pared off : this Am eri can ship loaded a 3., salt - fish;, Demer .', rd ham immediately ordered to depart by , . . AMERICAN PAPERS. ......... fillola Tllg ItALIIPAZ SOWIPAL OF SLAT Isl. BOSTON, MAY 9. We learn frOM authority of a letter roc nf, that after the 11th of April Americas i , culd not be admitted into the British W 1 ernor of that Colony. ,1 . The following is an extract of a letter 1 am Demerara by the Surinam snail of yes l it Dinaaaaaa, A ;• cg We heard of the A mer ican ratification bout a week ago, and next day a large I rig, loaded with lumber, made her appei )n a strong memorial being presented to di , ar against• the admission of this vessel, shi •• • i ediately ordered to depart. If these Amei i, insitted here, it will destroy a very lucrai '0 4 etween the Colonies and British America, i ; aely been carried on to a very gregt eltent . 1 ---- CORE/NW MAIL , IRUN, MAY 19. i. General Clausel in the proclamation tot niter his command, says—es The destinati Dips is not hostile ; it is meant to protect er departments from insult, if the genii mu m be powerful enough to induce the I 'Arid to take part in a war, directed alp on whose alliance was at all times no pin." This army is, however, imagi k:StS only upon paper, since the French :;,er troops in this military division than nis, which from 13ourdeauz hither, inclui . f Bayonne and St. Jean Pie de Port, do ro 1 )6000 men. One of the battalions of th lent of light infantry, which was in g :Ltyonne, has come down to St. Jean de 'ems that Napoleon has ordered that all rdisted in the King's service shall take a: 'arched to the army, which has caused a ottiott at Bourdeaux, and other places, wi er has been published, and has induced so I emigrate. /BARCELONA, MAY to. The forces which Napoleon has in Tonic an, Narbonne, Besieres, Panne', Care. ,ix, hardly amount to 3600 foot, and 200 TOULOUSE, MAY 12. By various accounts lately received here ..)at a Commissioner having arrived at •-, , ah orders from Napoleon for 400 cc ?nrreli, the latter, far from obeying, mutir ne Commissioner, and some troops froze touiliciiid having been sent against them. pwaste disputes between the troops am ,:ripts, who *ere joined by the peasants eral were killed and wounded. The peasants, (sting this, went away without having ga conscripts to leave the city. The meow ':-.led which we gave borne days ago of t ;;cards at Pau, who Were made to march ~pith martial music, to join the army: N •1 fellow the. officers, who returaed elm .is oasis to-the Prefect& MADRID; MAY t 3. The Gazette of t.).day enntaists several :uments relating to Spanish America. ; :ircular letter Croat the 44 General Admi 'le Indies," concluding a toyaldecree, 1 that the King; its with Is he was restored ::um, turned his thoughts to the terrain !roubles in America ; that in a short tii sand effective men were contend, and p -artillery and abundarne of Stores of ever: IL v•as at first intended to send thefts to r Video, but this being prevented, his M .1.-ring the melancholy situation of Vet the necessity if putting ih a respectable *owe the IsthMus of Panama, the key o sicas, it was resolved to send the espe Terra Firma, where it is presumed to and the must favourable success is to from it. The other expedition, amours men, sailed frnm Cadiz, for the Isthmu sod other points. 13esiriss this, that a riilliiie provinces inay be assisted, his M .Ived to co:1:ct in one body 20,000 t :s,r,e, with the proper artillery, to still revolution, and make the legitimate anti led, when the measure of mildness am dictated by his Majesty's heart, nu long tiers are given at Cadiz, to prepare I ;neaps of conveyance, to the amount n between the beginniftg of September at of October next. In the Supplement are diepatehes I Buis of Concordia, Viceroy of Peru. 'I November 15,1814, gives an account quest of rein, by the King's troops, battle at Rancague, on the lid of Octo being obliged to pass the Cordelleras, or three hundred men, and take Wu; Apes. The 2d letter, dated the 90th of D an accotrit of the successes of the roy General Ranceved, detached with t' men by General le Pcslolu,commandi Old Peru. Rancevez having recovers Cerolee; the enemy was preparing 11 Capital of Cuecd. The third letter, of the same date a , seas farther measures that have bee *hick, it is hoped, will be successful. ' A *CULP: letter, from the Admini Indies, announces the return of Bonai The retreat of the King, the resolutio Basereigns, their lIICASOTCS, the ctrl le'n's overthrow, and ends by taut whom it is addressed, to be on awl any attempts that may be made by Is caries. The letter stales, that Spain the destruction of the Col 'lean Tri m ' s' Madrid, April 99. (Signed) Tae same G tsette contains a decry for the rewarding and encouraging tl L'y *Cecilia's from Gibraltar, of t we learn, that FItaDINANUI/, 11. had 1 for Ow ,ntroduction into Spain .ol gools, for the space of two pus, 1 bccit pruhitsited. • SUPPLEMENT 712 LAST mcars • FOREIGN-OFFICE, JUNE 13, tate. A bispatch, of which the following is a copy, hai been received by Viscount C.WLEREAWI t his Ma jesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, from Lord BOUGHERSH; his Majesty's Envoy Ex traordin try and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Tuscany. dated Naples, May 23, 1815. MY LORD—Prince Leopold, of Sicily, greeted by the general applause of the people, made his entry into this city, at the head of the Austrian troops, on the 22d. The passage of that Prince through his father's States to the Capital, has been most gratifying. — The inhabitants from considerable distances flocked to meet him, and, having reassumed the national cockade, brought him proofs of their attachment to his family, and their detestation of the rule they were escaping from, imposed upon them by conquest and maintained by force. By the Convention transmitted to your Lordship in my last dispatch, the allied arms were to have been placed in possession of Naples on this day.— The popular feeling had, however, so strongly fested itself against the then existing Government, on the '2oth and 21st, that Marshal Murat left the fawn in disguise, and his wife sought the security Which had been assured her, on board a British man of war. General Carrasensa sibli to General Bianchi, re questing he would prevent the Misfortunes with which the town was menaced, by entering it immediately ; and Madame Murat, by the same request to Admi ral Lord Exmouth, prevailed upon him to land a body of 500 marines, to maintain trahquillity. Marshal Murat appears to have been fully avtre of the little support his usurped dominion, when me naced, would receive either from the army or the in habitants of this kingdom : his children were already placed at Gaeta. General Bianchi sent forward his cavalry, under Count Neipperg, on the evening of the 21st. It oc cupied this city during the night, and preserved it from disorder. Prince Leopold has requested all the authorities of the kingdom, the Ministers of State, and the Officers of the army, to rsmaiu at their post to await the orders of the King. Admiral Penrose sailed from hence to Melazzo, to bring his Majesty to his Capital. In a few days his Majesty's arrival may be expected. Admiral Lord Exmouth arrived in the Bay of Naples on the 20th. The expedition from Sicily is arrived this morning. Madame Murat will sail to-morrow on board of his Majesty's ship Tremendous towarols Gaeta, to receive her children on board, and will then proceed to Trieste. No disturbances of any serious nature have taken place. The enmity against such as are supposed from their employments to have been attached to the lite Government is great, but the activity with which General Bianchi has carried assistance to the points where it might be required, has retained the country quiet.—l have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ItUItOHZRSII. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1815. • - PRICE OF STOCEs MIS DAY AI'TWELVE O'CLOCK' "Reduced 541-11 per et. 610--Cons. sliov.wfor opg. Navy for opg. 841—hulla Booth 5.. is 7s. Onnutitu 21 to S vv. —lumbago.: Bails Suva Sa. dia. Dispatches received yesterday from Lord BURG HERS!! relative to the Capture of Napl e s, were last night published in the Supplement to the Gazette, given as aboie. The hearty welcome given by the inhabitants to Prince LEOPOLD, gives the lie direct to all• that had for years been circulated of their disaffec tion to the sway of his Royal Father. The pretended idol of their choice as obliged to sneak away from the city in disguise, and his wife was fain to take shelter in a British man of war. Frankton Papers to the 7th gbd Brussels to the 11th instant, arrived last night: They had a report at 1 iussrls on the 10th, that BONAPARIS had arrived on the day before at Valenciennes. In this we think there Must be some Mistake; for on the latter day he was to receive the Deputations from the two Cham ben of Parliament. Jimmie left Paris on the 6th, and it is possible that his arrival oft the frontiers might give rise to the above report. All the, letters from the Netherlands speak of the bustle and preparation of the Allied armies for the approaching conflict: and on the othet hand it is I equally certain that there has been no want of elm. tiou on the part of the enemy to prepare for the event, if not to strike the first blow 4 We may therefore soon eipect to hear of the commencement of a most sanguinary campaign. • By. a Dutch Mail which arrived this morning, we learn that the Allied Generals are daily occupied in manctuvring and reviewing large bodies of troops. The Prussian and Anglo-German corps arc all in i line, and ready for dashing into France. The Rus sianDukaermoileswhileingnototna,s the e t te D a u c k h e ed o t i l u st iu it % in .i ip , os t t li b e aAndustthrieanA,Gusternicarnasl avreincienntt,hethseanßieuspsiraendicGameleitn.rt..4l The: is no backwardness, however, either on the part of the respective Cabinets of Russia or Austria, or in the spirit of their troops.—We subjoin the fol lowing extracts from the Dutch Papers: ERUSSELS, JUNE 5. The troops of our garrison which were reviewed yesterday, amounted to 14 battalions of infantry, among which three regiments of Scotch and one of Chasseurs were particularly distinguished. The. Driesstn, and a vast number of Officers of high rank, were present. 'These troops, together with the corps . .. • • of the Duke of Brunswick, forming a total of twn hundredlbousand melt. are to march successively to the frontiers, where the army is concentrating. The Duke of Berry has iiriesied ihe King's bousehoht troops at Alast. aad the Other ,corps at Termiticle, Tamiit, and along the banks of the "Acheldt, which corps have been much increased within the last month. Prince 131neiser is now engaged in reviewing the whole Prussian army on the Sambre and the MeUse. The day before Yesterday he minceuvred twelve Regiments of Cavalry and six hatteries of Artillery, in the plain of Fleurus. Since the Ist of this month, twelve transports, with military stores and horses, have arrived at Ostend. The 2d brigade of the Eng lish ttoops from Ametica is daily expected. De tachments are continually arriving here, to keep tip Ito the full complement the 'Corps of Ha novcriaas and Brunswick troops. Tire extraordinary tonithisblon of the Police, in the departments of the North and the PAS de Calais, and the especial tribunal at Lille. whose sentences are executed in the most revolutionary and odious man ner, have spread terror and despair through that part of France. It has been necessary to send more re gular troops to Dunkirk, to check the numerous tumults. The greater part by far of the inhabitants of Artois wait for a favourable mom= to declare for the Bourbons.- HAGUE. JUNE 7. Yesterday evening her Majesty the Queen returned here In good health from her excursion to Brussels. BRUSSELS, JUNE 6. The Deputies from the Duchy of Luxemburg to the King of the Netherlands, said in their Address— 's For many ages the country of Luxemburg has been a part of the Provinces of the Netherlands, which have one common origin, and it was the une quivocal wish of the inhabitants not to be separated from them. This wish is fulfilled. A happy pro spect opens before us, to which we look with the same confidence; since the people wh6 have enjoyed before us the liberal and paternal government of your Majesty, loudly proclaim the blessings they derive Berm it. We are convinced that when we are unite.l under the saute Government, your Majesty :take us participate its these t i..ss . 64 For twenty years past up to the present day, our country has been governed by foreign hands. The consequences were the degradation of public spirit, the destruction of our resources, the annihilation of our commerce, especially of late years. Such is our situation it is only in the goodness and protection of your Majesty that we can looit for its improvement. It is happy for a people, after so many vicis,itudes, to see its dearest interests confided to such powerful and, generous hands. r.e.ceive, Sire, the sincere wishes for the preserva. Lion of your life, and the welfare of your family, from your new subjects, the inhabitants of the Duchy of Luxemburg, in whom your Majesty shall always find fidelity, attachment, and obedience." His Majesty expressed his particular pleasure in the congratulations of his new subjects, most kindly add. ing, that he knew how to appreciate the loyalty of their character, and would neglect no means to im• prove their situation. The Dutch Papers also contain long lists of sub. :Captions for the eqUipment of volunteers, We hate received Madrid Gazettes to the 24th ult. which were brought by a Corunna Mail. Among other official docum nts, they contain Dispatches from the Vice Roy of Peru, stating the important fact of the re-conquest of Peru by the King's troops, after a decisive battle fought on the 2d of October at Rancagua. The remains of the enemy's force, con sisting of Only. two or 300 men, were obliged to pass the Cordilleras. and take nine in Buenos Ayres.— There are also accounts of some minor successes in other directions, the Substance of which is given un det the proper head. A report was current in the City this morning, on' the authority of letters from the opposite coast, that BONAPARTE had positively left Park on Saturday afternoon, for Laon, the grand head-quarters of the French armies on the nmrhern frontier. Yesterday the Duke of Volts held a Military Le vee, for the first time these two weeks past. Among the company were— The Duke of Beaufort l the Earl of Biagston, Lord Bradford , Major-General Pringle, Generals Campbell and Vieey, Major- Generals Craven, Fuller, Seymour, time, Stove, and Vicures, Lieutenant General St. Leger, &c. The Duke and Duchess of WZLLINGToK gave a magnificent Ball and Supper at Brussels, on Wed nesday evening, to H's Royal Highness the Prince of Orange and suite, the Prince at Conde, the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, the Grand Chamberlain of the Palace, General Pasiadelerig.a Russian Ge neral of Division. the Duke of Basuto, Count de Liedekerke and t' tughters, Count Spergen, Madame de Treiamy, Duke d'Ussel, Duke de Beaufurt, liar[ .of Uxbridge Lord Hill, Lord [lay, Sir Charles Stuart, Sir Sidney Smith, L ady Raab:tad and daug s kters, Baron Vogliuutst, /kg. Ite fine smack Comet, Captain SUTHERLAND, arrived at Miller'sWhArf last night from Hamburgh; lett CuxhAven on Friday, the 9th, and outsailed the packet, which sailed the day before, off the Texel.— When at Hamburgh, nothing was thought of but CIO cising troops: a tine Volunteer Corps hag been t firmed, :nd were to march for the army as yesterday. The Comet went over to Harnbuigh with a private family trnin Leith, and when there, her beautiful cabin and accoitimod.ttions excited the admiration of all the inhabitants of Hambnigii. The Comet sailed . front Leith en the 19th June. :arrived at liamburgh ' !i n 70 hours, lay their 17 days, Arlived at Miller's I Whart yesterday, and its she sAiis for Leith to-morrow .afternoon, wiil, to all probability, accomplish this circuitouslolage back to Leith vnibia a ;Roth. TIMMS OF THZ LOAN C01.744CT.ED FOR • -4 • THIS Wt. ,• LOAN OF 8 8 36,000,00 n, Fart Tar nitwit 04 ?HL • YEAIt 1815. . (For England R 27,000,0 f. I rel an d alt9' ,ffr,nl(' Contracted for (the Alva hiving made a similar offer) by Mes-. 1.. STltiel and Ricans°, and Messrs. Ban Nc and J I A wis It: stasu; aid lILLIS and l'uet and Tao wi:r. and Ilia .TEItM S. .el3O Reduced S per cents 10 4 per Cents. for every'£loo Ster'.'mg sub,er!'ael. 44 S per Cent. Consols. The Dividead upon the S per Cent. Reduced ilCd 4 per Cents. to commence front ATP. l 45t, and nom the 3 per Cent. Consols from July next; and the first HAl:yearly Dividends on g per Cent. Reduced, / per t Cent. Consols, and or pr Cents. to lit czympt•A :row the Property T Ditecrmt aner the rate of e a p l a ,Cent. per Auntim for Payments m.tie in lull. PAYME!{I'I. First P truest, . . Saturday, 17 June, . . gem per C.ne, Second ditto, . . Friday, 21 Jul T.. • . 10 .lit•t• Third ditto, . . . Friday, 19 August, . to ditto. Fourth ditto, . . Friday, 15 Sepenaber. u • tto. Pith ditto, . . Friday, so Octsds-r. . . 10 .1 to. Sixth date, . . Friday, I 7 Nuv-Pilter, . ."ti Ceventh claw, . . Viredassitay, .40 Decutobtir, 10 ditto. Eighth ditto, . . Wi.d iriaday, 37 LAM Ili it:. 10 ti . ll4* Ninth di tu,. . ' Thursday, 16 February, It. Last ditto, . Thursday, 15 March, . to • 10. •-•••••••• 4 8110. BIDDING. OF Tin n.rrrotrwr mars. Mears. Steen and it±cada Baring &J. J. Angeritein; Et!is and .ist Spec Ct. Cults. Tucks& awl Tr..wcr.4,161 "taupe TILE dR MI. Wednesday ha his Majesty's ship Gr:ffon an ,1 f or transports hom Poi tsna..uth, with the re c :.:Lent on board, arrived at Cork.. Thursday his Majesty's ship Britomatt, anti swen sail of transports from Portsmouth, with par: of 193 d regiment, also arrived at Cot k. Thursday last hii Majesty's shy Oreaes arrived in Cork harbour, with seven sail of tran-ports. i•i•ru Portsmouth, having on board - part of the 91. i meat. The 3Sth regiment will einha.k for o:aci.d immediately alter the arrival of the 9811 ril t ;srient. who are to do duty in th e ir place at the Lure lixfsour. Consider ib reinkreements of infantry contilitus to be forwaided to the Netherlands; the ht lia,ta lion of the 4th Foot, after being refitted at IPA. em barked on Saturtlay at that port, and the 2,1 Garri son Battalion ou the barn:: day at Dover; also el de tachment of the 591 i on Sunday at Deal--all des tined for Ostend. The two companies of the Royal Staff Corps. lively destined for America. under the command of Major LONU, rettimed on Sunday to H yam Ell racks. On the bar - tie jay 1460 the 2.1 Battalion Of tire 7th Royal Fuzileers arrived at Salt wood Barrackb• NAV.IL INTELLIUSNCE. MAILS 'l'l. S DAV. AIM. our. Dublin • - 1 U I !.tion atethird - G 2 I France :uerusey and Jersey 1 0 I.Larti•rs rlaniburgh 0 1 Gov telibur g b Holland I 1 0 Masts CORK, JUNE tt Arrived his Maje.ty's strip • l'icous.—Sai% the EUROTAS and the Ultitetrov, tor g - ,nd ; at , ,l transports and live Norway vessol.,, rut OA, nkl. FALMOUTH JJKIi 11. ' Arrived the Luke of Kent Pa.:let, with a M.til from Lisbon. , Allik. DUL 1 a 0 0 0 a 0 1 U a TORBAY, JUNE iv. Arrived his Majesty's ship RHIN, from a cruize, lound to Plymouth. PLYMOUTH, JUNE, le. Cane in the Whim of Liverpool, CUrrota master, front Africa, with elephants' teeth, for this p r, to ten weeks and three days Ariieed the AtnErtis cutter. from Rio Janeiro; the WaNDIEKVIt, ACIIATC.S, And Orosoust sloops of war, from a cruize ; Rossi 4u ship Christian, from London, bound to Aitivt , C4 Horatio, from Guernsey ; Aurora, book \Vat • ronrd ; and Surprise, from Jersey. Salfeu the SLANLI stoup of war to the westward. PORTSMOUTH. JUNE 14. Arrived his Majesty's ship roan' firm the Doirms. Sailed his Majesty's ships Euzanern, TON, and VESTAL, on a croize.—Went ont of hrtrlN ur his Majesty's ship At.attm—Sailed ti,e Baas Tot:, GOLD, for Havre, with passengers.—Arrived afier post last night his Majesty's ships Ditomzuaar, and Haftaan.—Wind S. DOVER, JUNE is. The Princess Charlotte packet Arrived early ti►ia morning tram Ostend, with an Austr.an Mt ss,:nger with dispatches from Vienna.—A small boat artiv.td here this morning from Boulogne, with Mr. We who had a passport from the t rench Glvurnm•nt to embark for England. BONAPAItTE had not tc.d Paris..--The French Mail due yesterday is no: ye rived, nor have there been any arrivals front C DEAL, JUNE 13. Arrived and sailed !or the •Itiver, the Alcyon, Wmanas, from Batavia ; (anal eidlwn, from 1. bon ; Baltic Merchant, and the Martha, from nada ; and the Unity, floin Jama.c;i. EUROTA3 frigate, with 15 sail of transport* with tw o companies foot artillery, 500 horses, and 200 drivo•i. for Ostend.—Wind S.W. RAMSGATE. JUNE Is. • The Albion (GN), Samuel (DN), and tne ph,.. Mara (CO), transports, embarked hones yesterday afternoon, and in the night tide sailed for I,.) ; ;,:iij s under convoy of the MtuTi.m.sloop of war. GRAVESEND, JUNE 12. Arrived the Mary, t.;aelhic, from Donfatica; Corner, s ig h t? . land, from Hainburgli ; Mary's, Brawn, from Getna4a; Cana. yertiwn, Letaley, Item Lisbon; Sciente Thompeott, from ja . mates; Rebecca, Wets, trout ; Ciannall, • Vt'a.d, from the Bay of Honduras; Active, Nrusted, from moment. Sailed the Deptford, Walanns, for Dublin; Samuel, Reid, foc Archacgel; 104 Cornelis, I.san, for Harlingen. Conti EXCHANOI, JUNE 14.—There were very few arrivals of any grain this morning, when the Wheat trade was t•neetilllgly heavy, and very huic w.,s dis pused if, yet 111uuday's prices were J tur Wfc-t was shtd„ but a large quantity tertilitis on hand,— Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, but there is 110 VA. riatio4 iA t h e Erica of am (Aber patio. lei ..., , , F'