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SOCIETY FOl PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW LEDGE AND CHURCH UNION, IN THE DIOCESE OF ST. DAVID'S—SUPERANNUATED CURATES. BISHOP GOWER'S CHARITY. A. N ASYLUM fur POOR CLERGYMEN, inca pacitated fur their Professional Duties by Age or Infirmity' was'establkshed at Swansea, in the fourteenth Century, by the liberality of Bishop Gowut. The Church was deprived of this very valuable Establishment in the &lucent! century, by a most unfortunate abuse of the Reformation. It is proposed by the So ciety, for promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Uniou•in the Diocese of St. David's, to restore this long lost Charity, by the aid of public contributions ; and some progress has been hap. pily made in the Collection of a Fund for its re-establishment.— The object of this Fund, inproportion as its means increase, will be, not only to relieve the aged and infirm Curate from duties, to which he is incompetent, but to enable poor Incumberts, la. bourirg under similar incapacities, to retire from their public duties, and to provide a competent substitute. Its present pur pose is unlined to the relief of Superannuated Curates. By the Ben faetions already contributed, the Society have Flat cd iu tl,t Politic Funds the sum of 4704. 6s. 6d. out of the 'wriest (4 which they are enabled at present to provide an an nuity of 1'25 for one worthy man, who is disabled from paro chial duty. 'limy have now in view another candidate for a simi lar Benefactor, an aged Curate, who is about 77 years of age, and is perfectly deaf, and by other infirmities of agebecome quite unequal to his ministerial duties. The Society beg to call the %motion of the Public, to the distressing case of the aged Cler gyman now reconunended to them, and of the Parish, which must he unavoidably suffering. from his defective services; 'and, at the same time, to soiteit their benevolent aid towards re-estab lishing permanent and effectual means for the relief of similar distress. he Society trust, that if they can establish adequate means of Education for the Young, and of Protection fur the Old, they will have secured two strorg holds for the established Church. Contributions to this Charity will be placed in the Public Funds, and appropriated to the benefit of Superannuated Curates. Original Foundation and Endowment of the Charity. Nos Ilenricus tie Goheria, Episcopus Menevensis; ne end Sa cerdotes decrepiti, viribusque destituti, et all pauperes in Epir ssopa.o 1:/leuevensi, suis in perpetuum careant alimentis, in scan datum Ckri et Ecclesiz mendican tea, de consensu Domini nostri, ' Regis Argliz, et Doruinorum loci, quoddam Hospitale in hono rem bead David, Archiepiscopi, patroni nostri, de terris et pos se ssionibus.patrimonii nostri in Swaynes, et albs adquisttis, pro owl Capellanis fundamus in Swaynes predict. &c. collatiune dic torum Magistratus et. Vicariz, cum vacaverint, nubis et succes soribus nostris F.piscupis, qui pro tempore fuerint, et Capitol° Ecclrsiw oustrz Menevensis, sede vacante, reservata —Dar. spud Swaynes .Kaleud. Augusti, Anno Domini 1352, ac Anno Regni Regis Edw. 3. sotto, et Consecrat nostrz S. Adam, Episcopus Menevensis, appropriavit Eccieslam de Oys - iterniouth, cujus Eccleaia Magister sive Custos Hospitalis in Swaynes fun patronus. Dat. Mar. 11. Anno Domini 1379. et Anno Consecrat. nostril' la. (STATUTA Eccles. Meneven.) By the dissolution of religious houses, this Charity was lost to the Church. 'I his was one of many 'casts, perhaps unavoidable in that unsettled period, in which the true principle of the Refor mation was forgotten. '1 he Charity might have been reformed and improved, without being abolished. Some lost charities and patronage have been restored to t , .e Church by the piety and mu nificence of their lay patrons. This Chanty, we hope, will be restored by the Clergy and the public. The Bishop of St. David's, id Benefaction - Mrs. Burgess, ditto - Rev. It Payne, R. D. of the South Deanery of the 2d Part of Brecon, ditto Rev. R. Davies, R. Cathedine, Brecorshire • Rev. Thus. Prosser, V. Cwindu, Bre consiiire Rev. J. Harries, Curate of I.langattock, ditto Rev D. Phill.ps, Curate of I.langynider, ditto - Rev. Franca* Huish, Tallmon, near Ottery, Devonshire -7 . N. (fr. , Bath, by Messrs. Hoare) . - A' 500 25 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 5 0 5 5 0 300 0 5 0 E. N. (from - . , y 1. Rev. Dr. Hagbes, Principal of JeStith College, Oxford Mrs. II ivlore, scl Benefaction - - Tie Lord Bishop of Durham, 541 Benefaction - Mrs M. Lambton, Biddick, Dui ham - Proprietors .Ltf the ST Alt Newspaper - • Mr. A. 3. Valor, Tooke 's-cowl, London I. Mackenzie, Esq. . Durham key. Dr Zoucb, Prebendary ditto Mrs. Zuuch - • ditto - Rey. Mr. Barrington, Prebendary ditto Miss ILdhead - ditto Chant, arauley Constable, Esq. ditto Rev. Dr Prosser, Prebendary ditto . Mrs. M. Wanon, ditto MIS 6 Sharp, ditto • %MIL FenwiLlt, ditto Mrs. Crete, ditto Miss Clirishop, ditto - A. B. - .! ditto Mr. Alderman Chipclutse, ditto - Mrs. Shipprrdson, - . ditto - Mrs. Hammett, - ditto - Mrs. Henley, ' . ditto - James Hammett, 'Esq. - ditto - Mrs. Rippor, - • ditto - Mrs. Krrd, - ditto - ' Hendry Hopper, Etq. ditto r Rev. Mr. Viner, - ditto - Rev. Mr. Wilson, R. Wohingham - Rev. Mr. Smith, Vicar of Newcastle - Mrs. Clavering, Newcastle William Darnell, Esq. ditto 1 , Mr. Walker, Printer, ditto ' T Rev. Dr. Scott, R. Simonburn, Northumber4nd Rev. Mr. HollingTworth, V. halt whistle, ditto Rev. W. Moises, V. Felton, ditto - Mrs. and Miss Kirshaw, Leeds 'Rev. James Armitage R hodes, ditto Mrs. Peter Rhodes, ditto Anonymous, ditto Rev. Mr. Britton, V. Bossall The Lord Bishop of Bristol Mrs. H. Bowdler 1 1 20 0 2 0 ...A rs, a_ Rev. Dr. Richardson, Chancel:or of St. Paul's and lt. Eiwick (annual) Rev. Dr. owi , e, R. Mehonby, Yorkshire . - Rev. Mr. Fawcett, Newton Hall, Durham - Rev. Dr. Tharp, Archdeacon of Northumberland Rev. Mr. I 11°4 , , R. kyton, Durham 4 Thomas Wiikinson, E.q. U.wald House, Durham . Miss Ambler, Bt Imp Xliddicham - - Thomas Bate., h.q. Halton Castle •• - Rev. Mr. React, Saud Hutton - Francis Burton, Esq. M.P. - - Rev. -James Blackburn, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge - T 2 2 Rev. T. Hayes, V. St. Oswald's, Durham - - i 0 Mrs. Andrews, Durham - . 1 0 Mr. C. N. V.; ,on, Dentist, Newcastle T . 1 I '1 home. Bot row, Esq. Cbetwyud Park, Salop . • 1 1 Nis. Burrow - - r - 1 1 Rev. Mr. Bright, Forton,Staffordeblre - . - I'l Rev. W.lliani Nesfield, R. Brancepeth - - 1 1 Right Hun. Lady Bolton - - - 20 0 Miss M. Wilkinson, Durham - - . 1 0 • Rev. D. Haslewoud, Durham - - • 1 u A'. rs. Wilkie, k °olden - - - 1 t Mr.. I'ary Lambton,Biddick (21 Benefaction to this Fund) 5 0 Mrs. V. ight, Blaktsly, Northamptonshire - . 1 0 Mrs. Ann Peareth, Newcastle - - • - 1 0 William Hoare, Esq. Durham . - • if 0 William Hey, Esq. Leeds • - • 5 0 Mrs. H. More (4th Benefaction to this Fund) - 5 0 N. Nicholls, k.sq. Odiham, Hampshire .- - 1 0 Rev. W Salmon, V. Odiham . - - 1 0 Rev. W. Brit:knell, Master of the Free School, Odiham 1 0 R Ragget, Esq. Odthant - - 1 0 John Laic, tsq. uitto - - - - 1 0 John Nome . 1 boo son, Esq. Hatchwood - - 1 0 Honoutabie and Rev. A. Grey, Prebi.ndary of Durham 5 9 Subscriptions are received ny the Rural Deans of the Dlocesi, by the two Stewards iu each Deanery whe collect for this Fund; by the Rev. T. Price, Carmarthen; and by Maus. lipase, Basilian, buxt-4tres4, Lou.ndo 2 2 1 1 5' 0 2 S 5 0 2 2 2 2 1 0 2 0 5 0 I k FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE!. CROWN OFFICE, JUNE 6. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. BOROUGH or OLD SA Rum.—Jarnes Alexander, of Wlropote- street, in the parish of St. Mary-la-Bunne, in the County of Mid dlesex, Esq. in the room of the Right Hon. Nicholas Vant.ittart, who accepted the Office of Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. COUNTY or Do wx.—The Right Hon. Robert Ward, of Ban. gor Castle, in the room pf Francis Savage, Esq. who has accepted the Office of Eschcator of Munster. DOWNING-STREET, JUNE 1. llis Royal Highness the Pait:cc R EtANT has been graciously pleased, in the name and on tLe behalf of his Majesty" to appoint Major-General PINSON BONHAM, to be Governor end Com mander in Chief of the Settlement of Surinam. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Colonel Geosce ROBLIT AINSLI e, to be Governer and Commander in Chief of the Wand of Dominica. CARLTON.HOUSE, JUNE 5. His Royal Highness the PRINCE Ran ENT has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the nomination of the Rev. James Stutter Clarke, F.R.li. Chaplain to the Household, and Librarian to his Royal Highness, to be Hir toriogr.ipher to his Majesty, in the fOOM of the late Reverend L;Duttxs. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 6. Admiral Young has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Lieut. Samuel Burgess, commanding the Pincher gun-vessel, giving an ac count of the capture, on the 11th of last monsli, of a French armed lugger, carrying one 12-pounder and small arms, and a crew of 47 men, by the boats of the Pincher and Exertion gun-brigs, after she had run on shore near Cuxhaven. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JUNE 6. I Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Charles Augustus Fitzroy, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Riddlesden, promoted. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Alexis I'ellichoddy, from Watteville's Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without pur-• chase, vice Young, promoted in the sth Garrison Batralion. sth Ditto—Lieutenant William Keary to be Captain of a Tioop, by purchase, vice Wallis, who retires; and Alexander Lucas, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Lee, who resigns. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet William Richard Ellis to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wainmau, promoted. ltith Ditto—Lieutenant John P. Buchanan to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Lygon, promoted. 24th Ditto-William White, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur- chase. let Regiment of Font—Ensign Robert Greene, from the Clare Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. sth Ditto—Ensign S. 11. Wilkinson to be Lieutenant, vice Fairt lough, killed in act:oh. To be Ensigns—Ensign William Henderson, from the Ist Gar rison Battalion, vice Evans, wbu exchanges; Phihp Johnson, Gent. vice Wilkinson. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant George Burrell, from the North Lincoln Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 10th Ditto—Lieutenant Dennis Fairchild, from the North Lin coln Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 12th Ditto—Captain James Nestor, from the 29th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Coker, who exckanges. 15th Dittp—,Ensign William Carroll to be Lieutenant, v!ca Hemswerth, deceased; and George Stanley, Gent. to bo En- sign, vice Carroll. 18th Ditto—Serjeant-Major Andrew Mulholland to be Quarter- Master, vice Simmons, deceased. 25th Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon Francis Kelly, from the Ist Wert India Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Owen, pro moted in the 4th West India Regiment. 29th Dito—Captain Thomas L. Coker, trom the 12th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Nestor, who exchange). 32d Dirto--Adam tNellis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Turquand, promoted. 33d D.tto--Eusign J. Westmore, from the Ist Royal I.ancashiru Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 38th Ditto—Captain William Gillen., Irina ills 4th Ceylot Re► giment, to be Usoatu of a Company, vice James, who ex- changes. 40th Ditto—James Rou, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gorman, pron oted. 42d Ditto—Lieutenant William Middleton to be Captain of a Company, vice Monro, killed in action ; Ensign Donald M'Kay to be lieutenant, vice Middleton; and James Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'Kay. 43d Ditto—Ensign George Hood to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Oglander, promoted in the 47th Foot. 44th Ditto—Captain Henry Martin, from the Worcester Mi litia, to be Ensign, without purch ase. 50th Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Alexander M'Conchy, feint the Worcester Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 60th Ditto—Surgeon A . Lolnsworth, from the 4th West In dia Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Mortice, appointed to the 16th Foot; and Hospital• Mate Arthur Johnson to be Assist- ant Surgeon. 66th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon John Murray, from the Slith Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wasdell, promoted. 71st Ditto. . - To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Coote, without purchase, vice Gem, who resigns; and Ensign Charles Henderson, vice M•Donald, dead of his wounds. To be knsign., Johnston, Gent. vice Cootie. 73d Ditto—Captain Archibald John Maclean to be Major, vice Cleaveland, deceased; and Lleutenans Richard Drewe, from the 61st Foot, to his Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Maclean. 79th Ditto—Alezancter Michael Macdonnell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kynock, promoted. 80th Ditto—Lieutenant P. W. Harness to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice St. George, who retires. 85th Ditto--Lieuter ant Edward Bayntun, front the 2d Regi.. ntent of life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Bourne, who exchanges. 101st Ditto—Lieutenant A. Dalgety (Adjutant of a Recruiting District) to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 103 d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Curran M'Questiun, from the East Essex Militia, to be Ensign, without purchast, vice Jag ger, whose appointment has not taken place. 4th West India Regiment—Assistant•Surgeon Edward Owen, from the 25th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Loinsworth, appoint.. ed to the 60th Foot. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant Wm. Jeffree to be Adjutant, vice Walsh, appointed to the 12th Foot ; Lieutenant Robert Gregg, from the Royal West India Rangers, to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Hospital-Mate Thomas Kettle to be Assistant• Surgeon. Bth Ditto--liospltal-Mate Alexander Hamilton to be Assistant- Surgeon. 4th Ceylon Regiment—Captain Thomas James, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Glll.lmotrho exchanges. Ist Garrson Battalion—Ensign John Evans, from the sth root, to be Ensign, vice Henderson, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Major Alexander Lawrence, from the 19th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Charles Imhoff, appointed IL. sp. ctor of the Militia in Guernsey. sth Royal Veteran BatMlion—Assidtant-Surgeon Thomas Batt, - from the 2d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Macxedie, promoted in the 71st Foot. The King! German Legion, Ist Dragoons. To be Cornets—Regimental Serjeant:Ma;er Wrn. Fricke, and Troop Serjrant-Major Henry Bosse:. fid Battalion of Light Infantry—Lieutenant Wm. Behaumano to be Captain of a Company, vice Neussell, who resigns. The Duke of Brunswick Oel o Corps. _ . _ Infantry—Maki. F. A. de Hoteliers to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary rank; Major Frederick de Dornberg, from the Retired list, to be M!ejor, with temporary rank, vice Hutzpers. - De RQ,ll's Regiment. Capign bileholes Maiui to have ptimknent rank in the Chasseurs Iritanniques. Joseph lvtaee do oouseencuurt, Gent. to be Enelgn, without kurchasee Tics Schmitt, appointed to the Tod. 1. ht Infantry v olunteore. Sicilian Regiment. been . Lieutenant ChartesWm.Thompson to be Captain of aCompany p easants by purchase, vice Wright who retires. York Light Infantry Volunteers. To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign Mark ClitirtY, Th vice De Etuiney, killed in action ; Ensigns R. J. Hanley, John by th e C. Roberts, Wm. chambers, and Hamilton Morgan. excursions To be Ensigns—Ensign Alexander Schmitt, from the Chasseurs Britanniques, vice Clammy; Ensign--.-Symkath, from ditto, vise Hanley ; John Walker, Gent. vice Roberts; John Garden, true, Gent. vice Chambers; Thomas Pits Gibbon, Gent. vice datounced Morgan. I caused point diatet, content some atut( the site t forcemen already in our the hind: ruinef STAFF. Captain Thomas O'Neil, of the 9th Foot, to be an Assistant to the Quarter-Master-General of the Forces (with the rook of Major in the Army), vice Lieutenant-Colonel Paterson. Ensign. John Allen, from the Royal Scots, to be Adjutant of a Recruiting District (with the rank of Lieutenant), vice Dal gety, appointed to the 101st Foot. Colonel Sir Charles Imhoff, Knt. from the 4th Garrisoc Batta lion, to be Inspector of the Militia in Guernsey, vice Major- General Sir Thomas Saumarez. HOSPITAL STAPP. To be Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals, Doctor Thomas Gray, Physkian to the Forces. Staff Surgeon John Robb. To be Surgeons to the Forced. Surgeon John Wasdell, fr.= the 66th Foot, vice Robb. Surgeon John A. Knipe, from the 15th Light Dragoon& To be an Apothecary to the Form. Thomas Morton, Esq. To be Hospital Mate fur General Service. Robert Goodrich, Gent. DIRMORANDCM. .Lieutenant George Mills, of the sttli Foot, is superseded, be ing absent without leave. The undermentioned Appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the 12th of March, 1811, and the 26th of May, 1812, have not taken place, viz. Ensign Herring to be Lieutenant in the 30th Foot. Mr. Henry Van Dyck to be Ensign in the Ed Light Infantry Bat• taboo King's German Legion. Mr: John Adam to be Hospital Mate for General Service. I ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 26th May, 1812. The King's German Legion. 241 Light Infantry Battalion. For George Drummond, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fincke, pro. moted— , Read George Drummond Grame, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Plucks, promoted. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Royal North Lincoln Mili;ia. Richard Ellison, jury. Esq. to be C iptain. Dated May 27, 1212, Bartholomew Bean, Gent. to be t..is.gu. Dated May 30, 1812. Holland and Beater, Local Militia. _ _ John Saul Byron, Esq. to be Captain, vice Islam, resigned. Da ted May 22, 1812. • Thomas Broughton, Esq. to be ditto, •ice Thirkhill, resigned. Dated as above. Jos. Smith, Esq. to be ditto, vice Gee, resigned; dated as above. , George Fitzwilliam Hodgson, Esq. to be ditto, vice Caltkorp, re signed. Dated as above. Robert Waldegrave, jun. Esq. to be ditto, vice Hart, resigned. Dated at above, Francis Robinson, Esq. to be ditto, vice Tunnard, resigned. Da ted as above. John Smith, Esq. to be ditto, vice Hill, promoted. Dated as above. *Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of amts. South Hants Yeorn.mry Cavalry. Richard Cattley, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated May 29, 1812. Emsworth Volunteer Infantry. Ensign James Whitley to be Lieutenant. Dated May 29, 1812. Joseph Lane, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commission signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Ist Regiment of Surrey Militia. Alexander Spicer, Esq. to be Captain, vice Fra4ll, dismissed the service. Dated May, 1812. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedtord. Ist Regiment of Local Militia. Lieutenant and Adjutant Charles Bayley to have the rank of Captain. Dated May 8, 1812. Francis John Budd to be Ensign. Dated October 10,1811. George Jonathan Burnhams to be Ditto. Dated as above. See the Bankrupts in the last Page. 4NHOLT MAIL. PIRA, APRIL 24. joining Cons , and. together, The quarters lemur Joh` luenced I eordinr jived pected Er salt the by fray Paste; CPII2I I ;Ike Several privateers fitted out atrarseilles and Leg horn have made sundry captures, and among them an English ship, with 40,000 piastres on board. PRESBURG, MAY I. Our newspapers make mention of several persons being arrested in Lithuania, for having made un pleasant speeches, and taken too great freedom of discussion. • COPENHAGEN, MAY 16. Two Swedish convoys have passed the Sound. ELSINEUR, MAY 19. Very few vessels have passed the Soond for the last few days, and these have chiefly been Norwe. glans. The vessels last arrived in the harbour were laden with rye. !en left o f , ate winkled, and th e ae P n a p: r 4s as ssadinge of ri ; I w,,,, msa n t s are c oNpnsremployedesTtw betweent Nin here,opsti: IsworkingEtatn APR IL on each e. of 6 14 1 • • y 'llt* the re rus rt si a sii: ecause the garri<on of Rudscuck was made i t o mai xcursi•ns on die left bank of th e , isle rue, the General-in-Chief of the Russian arm b et i,• l , latounced the armirice by an order of 0s l b, ' aused several columns to pau that river at de m i f mints, which fearing to be cut off, return e d in .„ liately without executing any thi ng o f l in .' poe- ontenting themselves with burning or carryin g en ; i ome mcrchandize destined for Wallachia. 71; 1 , : necks redoubled the precautions of the ?o r b ti i l he Divan instantly published o r d ers f ar die ice preparations for a fresh campaign. Th eo . orcements from Romelia for the G ran d Vine! i . t 'beady in motion. The immense co ll ectioa d n .' - t f -. n our mountains, has hitherto been an olat — he march of troops. The Marisa, in •i n • , P artl cu l t so mandated the neighbourhood of Adrianople,' ai •uined more than 200 houses in the suburts sai 11 loining villages. The ordinary communication* Zonstantinople have been very diffi cu l t , aados ii ti al and the post have frequently been detained fir si together. , at CONSTANTINOPLE" MARCH IL, i The Turkish Divan has sent comma s& le ei quarters for hastening the preparations for dit se campaign ; the recruits from Ronielia, & K id join the Grand Vizier's army. have already menced their march. SceanJsbe Pashalz V cording to the last letters from Smyrna, 14 rived at Magnessia, and was, in a tow asst. - -rs 14 petted at Smyrna itself. It Every thing chews that it depends l c iit to suit of the conferences at Bucharest es the seal to these and other warlike . by the Porte. A new contribution is Lid mu eti fray the extraordinary warlike exposers, a d i Pashas of the provinces have recgived the epmmande to deliver the sums they have total' ;Le public treasury, all 1111111••••=11.1.11•11111•••••9 CiIDIZ M4ll. lIMINIMMMIMII VERA cßyz, MARCH tab On the lith instant was fortunately I dreadful conspiracy. More than SO iodiviadi I apprehended, among whom was Molina, sit A of the Director of the Posts, ire. Their' I was to make themselves masters of the park d lery, the bastions of Santiago, San Jose, esi b I cepuon; to surprise the quarters of the s. tho and the port of the Mole; to take possession of A 4 entrances of all the streets; and then bat to • oil rale. to collect the volunteers in their Tun as. conspirators had set on foot a correspoo4moseili Lc , curate Morelos, who had offered to assist it% Jo blow was to have been struck in Patna Irak NI on a day when the north wind blew, to pm is marine from acting. They also had accomplice d , the castle, Who were to forward their , designs in the bay. Molina has confessed this, the people are urgent for his immediate pani . m las the papers posted at the corners of the am on dicate, in which it is said there ought to be as GJ - A subscription has been set on fops to tensed IN militia of Pardos and Morenos of this place, As only took no part in this infamous project, but cm the first to discover it with all fidelity w the au I ment ; and have by that renderecrthemselres Sta of the praise and gratitude of the tuition. eii, An extrardinary courier has arrived from : attic with the agreeable intelligence that Calleja the siege of Quatla with so much success the ale advanced batteries are formed everynight. A . stns body of horse from Quatla has been daleatetibr i brave Calleja. and forced to retreat. The . oni opinion is, that Morelos will be obliged to • • ui at discretion, from the want of provisions. Ti , p case .we shall be prosperous and happydo T ec greatest tranquillity prevails throughout the Po of the kingdom. we ZAGREMS, APRIL I S. qu On the 10th, Dom . Juan Martin IEIE .. • th. had, in Torralba, a glorious action with '" 0 R ( enemy's horse, and 400 infantry, from Cosa he killed many of them, because only 60 of the cs co returned to the city, and they, as well as the' , in a very lame condition ;SO prisoners and Pt horses were taken. CA On the 12th, the enemy collected about men, with 400 horse, from Madrid, ~ . - to • ._ al and Brihuega, to pursue El Empecinaoo troop ; but the attempt proved abortive , sour n'' that he was yesterday on the Tagus, aisti I,z the sleuth) , of Brilmega. di • The grand convoy, which in the boginn. • t h week set out from Madrid for Stville, - _,..1. 1 evi the Bth, and, it is now said, will depart WM. Larger escort for France instead of Seville; it in that Joseph will honour it with his presego. tl, • MURCIA, APRIL 11 . 4. gr The General in Chief has cornmenieeng thi points Junta of , tha tß a z o t n an t the Zgar el9th which 900 were cavalry. Our cavalry '„ ir . wards Collar, without any thing oc . . i'' o twheithenaebriuTt 111t6 300 0 414 t u t tw infantry joined, with General Freya, . • flying corps, towards Pozo and Alton. ' iho guard guttered something from bad %rah* Po • FREGINAL, MAY It. ON Conde de Pence's cavalry, which were to iii tried lo los la P this ana place. d Salvatierra, vented to Cumbres, two leagues farther. 4 the same hour General Morino's div4 oo ' r from Aires de los Caballeros to Hiram it . Ili Tirad yesterday . lall did not halt. Bores the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo is to sleep 1 . 11 ; b e Bienvenida. The Portuguese who were 0 * .O - in the beginning of this month, advaneed• Ali and Montanches, to observe the snovemao• g to verily, who was upon the bridge of Mow° immediate points. . kr The points the English troops condor , c at are Usagre, Ribiera, Puente d?I Maestre, ... 414 Acouchal, Almendralejo, and others spot,. dotivtilorsivaerreMinalailihaercl:reoantt oniuthceonora:l7:oo. psi Vargoes, Oliva, Valverde, and others out tau W the road hum Dadajot Sol , r e* sig. 2 2 2 2 10 10 1 0 1 1 5 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 ;0 10 2 0 1 0 5 5 2 2 2 0 1 1 MUNICH, MAY 2. A few days since the Envoy Extraordinary from the Grand Ducal Court, Count Von Degenfeldt Sckomburg, of Baden, had the honour of delivering to his Majesty and his Royal Highness the Crowii Prince, the Insignia of the Great Order of Baden. ORENSEE, MAY 15. Yesterday some of the enemy's boats captured two of our vessels, close in with our harbour, bound here with firewood, from Veile, and were lying becalmed off Ediloe. It being possible the enemy may make use of these vessels to-deceive Danish ship-masters, they are herewith cautioned against them. VIENNA, MAY 9. Count Gallorf, after a sojourn of five days here, set out the day before yesterday for Heunheith. The last letters from Transylvania inforrit . us that the. Ot toman army is in motion, and advalcing from south ern Bulgaria to attack the Russians. The Grand Seignier has given directions for opening the cam paign as soon as possible, and oblige the enemies et the cross to evacuate the Turkish territory. It is now said, that, according to a new decision of Government, yield Marshal Count Belgrade will remain at the head of the war department as Presi dent of the Aulic Council, and that another esteemed General will have the command of our army in HUNGARY, APRIL so. The Diet at Presburg is still continually employed with making out their scale. Mean while, public report speaks of propositions shortly to be made by Governtnent for providing 30,000, recruits, 10,000 aorses, &c. Travellers lately arrived from Russia coutirm the report of two divisions from Molda'via having returned across the Dniester. The fortresies of Esiowi and SunMaki, the b4ild.ing of wbicb had ... . : -