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Tag, near ralkingliam; or Messrs. Johnson and Gasket, No. THE LATE MINISTERIAL NEGOCIATIONE. 3, Holborn - court, Gray's - Inn. London. T HE PAPERS connected with tile late NEGO- Joseph Johnson, of Olierton, Cheshire, cheese-factor, dealer and CIATIONS of the MARQUIS WELLESLEY an d the chapman June 26, 27, and July 21, at eleven, at the Coach and EARL of MOIRA, accompanied by a STATEMENT, w U Horses inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. John 'I homson, Manchester; or Mr. Windle, John -street, Bedford-row. Ise published on TuoaSDAY AFTERNOON, by Rico AID Pun.. William Malon, late of Clare-street, Clare- r et, esex, sia k M•ddl sirs, 47, Ludgate Hill, and may then be bad of all Book and of Howard's Coffee-house, Duke's-Place, Leadenhall sellers. street, London, victualler, stable-keeper, dealer and chapman, June 13, 20, and July 28, at twelve, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. Harris, Castle-street , Houndsdilch. Benjamin Cock, of Deptford, Kent, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, June 16, 27, and July 21, at ten, at Guildhall.- Atton ey, Mr. Richard Pittman, No. 29, Newman -street, Oaf r cl.. treet. Samuel Slyth the elder and Samuel Slyth the younger, late of South Molton-street, Middlesex, Chinamen and copartners, dealers and chapnten, June 13, 20, at twelve, and July 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bedford street, Bedford-row. John Crow the younger, of Cambridge-place, Cambridge-Heath, Hackney-road, Middlesex, paper-hanger, dealer and chapman, June 13, '2O, and July 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howtll, Sion-Collegi -Gardens, Aldermanbury. John Loathis, of No. 199, High Holborn, -.Middlesex, harness maker, June 13, 20, at twelve, and July 21, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Edward -street, Cavendish square. Charles Dransficld, late of Union -street, Bishojssgate-street, I London, grocer, June 16, 23, and July 21, at eleven, at Guild ‘l,27 hall. Attorney, Mr. Highnioor, Ely-place, Holborn. ' 4. Peter Leonard, of Fleet-street, London, haberdasher and hosier, dealer and chapman, June 13, at one, June to, at eleven, and ookser July 21, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Farren, Church year : court, Lothbury. stem John Williams Martyn, late of St. Day, parish of Gwennap, nun ay :Lev Cornwall, victualler, June 25, 26, and July 21, at ten, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro. Attoruies, Mr. Wm. Davey, junior, 12mo. Redruth; or Messrs. Cardalts and Young, Gray's Inn. Thomas Freer, of Leicester, ironmonger, June 99, at six, June SO, at tell, and July 21, at eleven, at the White Hart hm, Lei cester. Attornies, Mr. Henry Dalby, Leicester; ur Mr. Wm. Mason, No. 10, Staplv's-Itin, London. William Williams, late of Witlench, Worcestershire, money scrivener, June 16, 17, and July 21, at eleven, at Diglis-green, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Wall, Worcester. Robert Stevens, el Catinington ' Somers: tshire, baker, dealer and chapman, June 15, 19, and July 21, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bridgewater. Attotnies, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater ; or Messrs. Blake, Cook's -court, Carey -street, London. Henry Kernut;of Tliavies-Inn, London, money-scrivener, dealer and chapman, June 13, 20, and July `Si, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Dyer's-court, Alderrnalibury. DIVIDENDS to he made at GUILDHALL. This day was published, price Three Shillings, By GARDINER, Pall Mall, and RIVINOTONS, St. Paul's, LETTERS from G. D'OYLY, B. D. to the Right Hon. Sir W. DRUMMOND, relative to his re -cent work, entitled CEDIPUS JUDAICUS. COMPANION TO " THINKS I TO MYSELF." A K. NEWMAN and Co. beg leave to announce a Companion to As 4' " THINKS I 'TO MYSELF," Under the Title of SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR, WHAT ? I■ Four large Volumes, 12mo. By AN OLD FASHJONED ENGLISHMAN, And which will be ready for Delivery on the 2Sd of June. Minerva-Office, London. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. July 11. W. Watts, Castle -lane, Southwark, leather-dresser, at eleven—June 30. R. Sprites, little Quern-street, coach joiner, at twelve—July 4. T. Gordon, T. Steadman, and S. Howland, Tower-street, merchants, at twelve—July 4. K. P. Goodson, Le a denhall-street, sadler, at twelve—July 4. W. Ewer, Little Levy lane, Bermondsey, merchant, at ten—July 4, J. Allen and J. litymer, Little Bell-alley, Coleman -street, merchants, at ten — July 14. R. Hemson, R. Higgin, and J. Hart, Islees orth, cal:ca. priuters, at ten-1 uiy 11. W. Woodman, Lime-street-square, o.erchant, at one—June 30. C. Knowlton, Bristol, linen-draper, 4: eleven—June 30. NV. Clark, l'utaey, stock haeeker, at eleven. J u e 2.. t N. Hayden, King's-street, Eloornsleto y, milliner, as elcv 1. J. Coiry„Holdsworthy, shopkeeper, at twelve.. June 30. J. ILdson, St. James's-plate, tailor, at elrsen. DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUN'I CROWN OFFICE, JUNE 9. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIIIS PRESENT PA RLIAMENT. Borough of East Grinstead—The Right Honourable Nicholas V insittart, of Great George-street, ii) the City of Westmin ster, in the room of George Wiltani Gunning, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. June lti. G. A;stop, Plymouth, builds r, at eleven, at the Auc tion Mart, Plymouth-Dock—July 4. C. Wilkes, Birmingham, stationer, at eleven, at the Svv.tr., BirmiLgham—July 6. J. G. Smyth, East Stunehouse, Devon., merch.,:it, at eleven, at the Conittierctal Inn, Plymouth—August H. J. Kent, Liddingtoef, farmer, at six, at the Aug .1, Bath—July :1. J. 1-11ckyy, Worces ter, carver, at twelve, at the• Star and Garter, Worces:e . July 10. R. and J. Gorton, Cockney, itiercha.ds, at eleven, at the Star, IVlanchester—Ju y 1. W. Paylis, Letibury, baker, at eleven, at the Feathers, I.edbury—July It J. N. Coulter, of Beck foot, and J. Cooper, of Broughton in Furness, taio:ers, at four, at the K ng's l-lead, Broughton—July I. W. Swann, breeches maker, at eleven, at the Jerningharn Arms, Shihuall. CERTIFICATES, Iv Ne to. • - - - - B. Fowker, Sheibourue-lane inercl.aw. T. Fpring, Charles-. street, City-road, merchant. J. Ball, New Sarum, victualler. T. and C. Price, Redeross-street, Southwark, upholsterers. it. and N. Devitt, Little Carter-lane, warehousemen. 11. Rideout, Wool wich, chresemonger. W. Watson,,Liverpo.d, merchant. A. Adams, Grecniekh, haberdasher. J. Siseley, Beckley, Sussex, shopkeeper. 0. Macdonagh, Albany Tavern, Piccadilly, victual ler. W. Bares,Wellsburough Mill, Leicestershire, miller. J. and J. Gask:ll, Minoties merchants. S. Hucks, Bermondsey, cooper. T. Fleming, Deal, sl: ip-agent. M. Wing, New Sarum, clothier. E. Hooper, ithayader, banker. W. J. Berchey, Nesvgate-mark et, talesman. F. Griffith, Well-street, manufacturer of patent soap. DISSOLUI lON OF PARTNERSHIPS. Ambrose and Hemsley, King -street. Former and Co. Brighton, spirit dealers. T.,;nd .1. Eyre, Oxford-street, upholtterers. Pol lards and R obinson, Liverpool. Lyon and Cu. Wigan, bankers. Lyon and Earle, V 1 igan and London, drapers. ur.ey and Co.. Grinstead, woolstaplin s. Barton and Harrison, Liverpool, iron mongers. Cooper and Co. laverpool, tobacco-manu acturers.— Prunchard and Cumming, Oxford street, watch makers. New man and Co. Liverpool, nercliaum Williams and Watts Not. sergeons. T. and J. Dates, Manchester, cattle-dealers. 'ratty mid Gibson, Leeds, dyers. Cot 'well and Harris' Bristol, gi ewers. Gilbert and Alker, Wigan, size rs. :Mace and Hogg, Watling-in:vat, factors. Smith and Bealby, Portobello, white lead Manufacturers. Wood and Lambe, Leeds, spirit merchants. Greiner and Locke, Guildford, lime-burners. Price and Morgan, strand, mercers . Carter and Crane, Bond-street, upholsterers. MALTA MAIL. GIBRALTAR, MAY IC • Extract of a letter from Algeziras, of the 14th of May :—" Sonic continues hi motion, without its be ing clearly understood what he is about. Viger V. Casas Viegas, has been te- , ccupied by an enemy's battalion, and this morning two hundred of their r horse made a reconnoitring in the environs of Tail rift : after Fushing as far as Ogen, they have again retired. " General Ballasteros is gone to Los Barrios. The 3d division which is here, has remained the whole clai drawn up on the heights of Calvario, and this even. ing re-entered the town. Some precautions taken 14 our Government had excited a little uneasiness, but the news-of the enemy's retreat has somewhat allayed onr apprehensions. " SEVEN o'CLocK.—Nothing new has occurred. A party of the' hussars of Castile, which the General yesterday sent to the Venta de Ogen, for the purpose of reconnoitring, fell in with some of the enemy's scouts, whom they engaged, killed the Captain corn mandin, and have brought his epaulets and five pri soners to head-quarters." MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHAL.L-STREET. This day were published, in two vols. Bvo. price 14s. LETTERS from an IRISH STUDENT in ENGLAND to his FATHER in IRELAND, describing the Manners, Amusements, &c. of London, with Anecdotes of till the Public Characters in every class of Life. Second Edition, improved. 'hinted for A. K. Newman aqd Co. and sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had, published this present year: Academy of Science and Art, or a Complete System of useful and accomplished Education ; illustrated with numerous Plates, Maps, &c. in 4 vols. Bvo. price 365. mchan's Dome,tic Medicir . • 'rite 6, s - te,tic Met, me, new edition, ~ pr. A. The Clergyman's Widow and her Family, 18mo. price 4.. The R&kingliam Family, by Mrs. Pilkington, 12mo. price 4s. CLASSICAL LIBRARY, SOHO•SQUARE. • BROTILICS TACITUS. 'This day was published in five Oct. Vols. rice f 4 4s. — large p. £6 6s. C. C. TACITI OPERA Reeognovit, rmendavit, Se pPLEM E NT!! explevit rls, DI SiER I A rlO NI RU S, iIIUStraVIE GABRIEL BROTIER. sDITIII NOVA ET AUCIIOE. LONDIN I CIJIANTE iT IMPRIMENTZ ABRAHAMO JOANNE VALPY, A.M. •COLLEGII PEMIS. OXON. NI/PERRI/4E SOCIO. Veneunt apud Lunn, Londmement ; et Bibliopolas Ozonienses, Cantabrillienses, Edinenses, et Dublinienses. A large quantity of Books in the learned languages are just imported by W. H. Lunn. Catalogues, with the prices, will be rvady in a few days, and may he bad as above. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the - County of Suffolk. Local Militia.—Risbridge Battalion. _ Gilbett Affleck, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Culonel. Dated May I, 1812. Captain Robert Maplutoft, from the Colrels Battalion, to be IliOir, vice Afil,ck, promoted. Dated a; above. Freder ck Wing, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 10, 1811. Robert Marseyßolfe, Eiq. to be d t.o, vice Mathew. Dated May Itt,lBi2. Adjutant Charles Guest to be ditto, by Brevet. Dated May • 1, 11412. John Harvey Payne, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 10, 11311. john Alvis, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 20, 1811. George Whaley, Gent. to be ditto, vice Wing, resigned. Dated April 10. 1812. Simeon Hazlewood and John Parker, Gents. to be Ensigns.— Dated May 20, 181 1. John Dennis, Gent. to be ditto, vice Parker, deceased ; William Syer, Gent. to be ditto. Da t"d April 10, 1812. Charles Rogers and Bernard Hale, Gents. to be ditto. Dated May 1, 1812. Colneis BAttal'on. Wm. Henry Hall, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Feb. 1, 181?. Benjamin Keane, Gent. to be Lieurenaut. Dated May 1, 1812. • Charles-Dowding, Gent. to be Ensign. John Ranby, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. ii, 181'2. gloom' Reeve, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 1 , 1812. Bahergh Battalion. Martin Thomas Cncksedge, Eti. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Dated May 1, 1812. John Parker, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 14, 1812. . John Phillip;, F.,q. to be ditto. Dated May 1, 1812. , Samuel R iiffell,l sq. to be ditto. Dated ;, above. Brevet Captain Thomaa Clay, from the Oxford Militia, to be Lieutenant. Dated April '2, 1812. Wm. Baby, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 10, 1812 Wm. Tyson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 3, 181.2. John Pyman, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 10, 1812. Wright, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Ezra Dalton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 20, 1812. Robert Moore, Gent. to he ditto. Dated May 1, 181?. sth Trocp of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Rede, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Feb. 15, 1806. John Lee Farr, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Cllasspoole, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Jan. 1,1812. 2d Corps of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Francis Hayle, Cent. to be Cornet. Dated Feb. 10, 1812. Framlingham Volunteer Infantry. Martin Cottingh.tm, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated May 8, 1812. Commission in the Sandown Castle Volun teer Artil- ltry, signed by the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Wiltiam•Pittock, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 7, 1811. .Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Ist Regiment Royal Carmarthen Local Fuzileers. Second Lieutenant Morgan Williams to be first Litutenant, vice J.'l bonus, resigned. 2d Regiment. David Thomas, Gent. to be 2d Lieutenant, vice Brown, resigned. 3d Regiment. Captain Belle, from the late 3d Regiment of Carmarthen Volun teer Infantry, to be Captain of a Company, vice Harries, re signed. commissions in the South Hants Regiment of Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants. Robert Gibert . Livingstone M'Donald, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis, promoted. Dated Dec. 20, 1811, Robert Rashleigh, Gent. to be Ensigns vice Stopford, promoted. - - Dated as above. Commissions in the Radnorshire Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the . Lord Lieutenant of the County Radnor, Edward Rogers, Esq. to be Major. Dated June 17, 1811. Henry Pateshall Pyefinch, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Moytblin. Dated June 1, 1811. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. June 27. Burdou Baynes, of Lea-Bridge, Middlesex, oal-iner chant, dealer d elsapman, g ten, at GuilGuildhall. efl an BANKRUPTS. William Senior, isf Billiogborough, Lincolnshire, corn and coal merchant, dealer and chapman, w surrender Juno 18, at four, June 19, at teu, and July 21, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Fa&lngham, ?monies, MA Benjamin Smio ; of Harb• 1 GIBRALTAR, MAY 23. The Dispatch packet, which was bringing the Malta Mails, was lost off Mazar,i, on the 14. th of last month. Crew saved, as well as the correspondence, which has been brought by the Ruby. The only article worth noticing in the letters from Sicily is a. report of the approaching departure of the queen from that island. Lord Wellington was expected to arrive kt Bada joz between the 12th and 15th inst. The private let ters mention his Lordship's determination of sending a considerable body of troops into this province, and, it is added, that preparations on the most extensive scale are making for the campaign, both at Badajox and Elvas. The Spanish troops in our neighbour hood are understood to have received orders to set themselves in motion, without delay, for the purpose of co.orrating with the 41liest PARLMJUNTARim PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 9. At half-past three o'clohk their Lordships met. Prayers Lav ing been read, the Royal assent was given by commission to the Perceval Annuity Bill, the (Hikers' becurities Bill, Blachford's and Moore's Divorce Bills, the Irish Prelates Coadjutors Bill, the False Pretence Act Extension Bill, the Highgate Tunnel Bill, and several private and local Bills.--The Commissioners were, Earl BATHURST, Lord lA'axsincitast, and the Lots CHAN CELLOR. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Pursuant to the order of the day, their Lordships resolved into a Committee on this subject, Lord WALSINGHAM in the chair. Mr. MACKARELL, Mr. LYON, and Mr. POOLE were then successively introduced to the bar and examined ; they appeared in favour of the Orders in Council, and under Went a long chief and cross examination, chiefly by the Earls of BATHURST, LAUDERDALE, and ROSSLYY. The further examination was then adjourned, and 'the House resuming, the Committee was ordered to sit at two o'clock to-morrow. NEVIN ENCLOSURE BILL. On the Order of the Day for the third reading of the above Bill, Earl STANHOPE moved, 4 , That the Order be now discharged, and fixed for this day se'nnight ;" which was negatived without a division. The Bill was then read a third time. On the question " That the Bill do pass," Earl STANHOPE, after animadverting in severe terms on the injustice of the Bill, which, he contend ed, went to deprive the poor persons who had erected cottages on the waste ground about to be enclosed, of rights to which they were entitled under the an cient law of Wales, which had been invaded by an, Act of Henry VIII. but which was afterwards re pealed by a statute of James I. moved, that a clause should be added to the Bill, by which " persons who had made improvements on the waste, within the last 20 years, should be permitted to retain the same, on paying an equitable price, to be assessed by proper persons, no buildings or other improvements which the parties had made on the common to be included in the assessment. And, if the parties now occupying such lands did not make the purchase within three months, the Commissioners to dispose of the same to other persons. Lord BULKELEY opposed the clause. He en tered into a history of the erection of the cottages from the year 1781; and contended that it was an infringement of manorial rights. Lord WALSINGDAM and the Earl of BRIDGWATER also oppbsed the clause. The LORD CHANCELLOR expressed his con victi(•n, that, it the clause proposed, which was con trary to the law of the land, were agreed to, it would defeat the object the Noble Earl had in view; fur, with such an occurrence before him, no Lord of a Manor would permit a poor man to erect a cottage on his waste ground, lest, in the end, his own right s should be wrested froth him. Earl STANHOPE replied ; and Al to' a few words from the LORD CHANCELLOR and Lord WALSINcHAM, the House divided on the cl.tuse, when there appeared, Contents, 1 ; Non- Contents, 9 ; Majnriiy, 8. The Bill was Men passed.—Adjourned at Eight o'Clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER and several Members, attended in the Lords, to hear the Royal Assent given to several Bills. '1 he Sheriffs prtsented a Petition horn the City and Corpora, tion of London, praying that the East India import track should be confined to the port of London. Ordered to lie on the table. A Message from the I.ords requested permission for the at tendance of Mr. Marriott, on Friday next, to be examined as a witness on the Orders in Council. Leave given, if he should V ink fir. A Petition was presented from the County of Bedford, in favour of the General hiclusureAct. Mi. WHFIBREAD presented a Petition from certain Inn keepers in the town of Horsham, in Sussex, against the excessive billetirg of withers, which was ordered to lie on the table. The County Bridges Bill was read a third lime and passed. The Blackfriar's Bridge Bill was read a third time and passed, on the motion or Sir JAMES SHAW. The Report on the General Inclosure Bill was recommitted, and the Report otdered to be received to-morrow. The Irish Customs Bill was read a second. time, and com mitted for to-morrow. Mr. LUSHINOTON brought up the Report on the Irish Loan Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bin ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The notice relative to the Revenues of the Province of Oude, which stood for to-day, was postponed by Mr. BROUGHAM till this day senuight. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Mr. WHITBREAD brought up a Petition from a number of Merchants and Manufacturers, praying that no further delay should take place in proceeding to the subject of the Orders in Council, which had undergone an examination at the bar of the House. They lammted that the consideration was postponed from Thursday to Thursday week, and hoped that it would not be extended any further, particularly as by information from all parts of the country, the Manufacturers appeared to be in a state of distress, amounting almost to ruin and starvation, and also as advices from America, both public and private, were of a most alarming nature. This petition he thought would justify his Honourable Friend's (Mr. Bri.ugham's) impatience to bring forward the ques tion on an earlier day. If the Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Canning) would wave his motion which stood for Thursday se'nnight, he hoped that neither the Noble Lord (Lord Castlereagh) nor the President of the Board of Trade would interpose asy delay. Lord CASTLEREAGH still thought that the postponement was grounded in reason and propriety. He allowed the importance of the question, and should be perfectly prepared to go into the discussion on the day appointed. Mr. BROUGHAM said that no delay should on-' ginge on his part, and be the country in what state' it mlgbt, and be the news from America of whatever description, he was ptepared and resolved to go on, as the subject was one of great internal importance. The whole evidence would, iu a few days, be in the ha,nds of the Members. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. V ANSITTART, the new Chancellor of the Ex chequer, would have taken his place this day, for East Grinstead, were it not that the Speaker was in the House of Lords until the hour beyond which Le could not be sworn. Ajounied till morrow (this day.) THE EVENING STII LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. - -• PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.C1(1. India Stock shut-3 per Ct. Red. 594 51-4 per Cent. 741 71 s prr Ct. one. for money shut—Ditto for opening l per Cent —Long Alms. 51—Bond s par lq. di g oi : Each. Bill, (31d.) 3 s. Ys. dis.—Do. (a;1) 3s. is. pr. The Ministerial arrangements may now be regall as settled. The Earl of LIVERPOOL hIS ellter t a up , his functions as First Lord of the Treasury, and VANSITTART has commenced the official business Chancellor of the Exchequer. Yesterday the e x tlemen of the Stock Exchange received an in t i t tion from Mr. VANSITTART that the Earl of jah POOL would be ready to announce the terms di ensuing Loan on Friday next. Of the minnr nisterial arrangemitazs we know nothing, 46 1 must presume that the Mae Lord consilirs firmly seated as Premier ; for yesterday he h e ld meeting at Fife House of the Members of ka Houses of Parliament,who are considered as frien,t to the party of which his Lordship is now the Lei —The Noble Lord read to them the Minwe c of to Correspondence that bad t-iken glace betatee n Lords Moittn and \ELLESI.EY, on the propoii t i on i forming a Ministry on the basis cf taking the ru t Catholic Question into immealiate consideration, ab i to which proposal he and his colleagues had distinct: l refused to accede. We arc given to under:* hcwever, that the Noble Earl, distinctly 1414 the friends of the Government v.Taild Le at t t ,l liberty to exercise their judgmeirs cri the quest* when it should again unie before Parliament. It is still doubtful, who are to compose the miff the Cabinet. It is to be presumed, however, dat Lord LIVERPOOL'S former coadjutors will rennitia office, with one or two exceptions. Mr. Cassue not attend the Meeting at Fife licthe yesterday,Fr he had a long conference in the course of the with his Royal Highness the PRINCE REM; t Carlton House, from which it has been augured 14 he takes a share in the new Administration. Nod however that can be relied on has transpired oa subject. Earl MOIRA had also an audience of the PE REGENT yesterday, at which his Lordship recei the vacant blue Ribbon. Yesterday the guard of the Liverpool mail** a letter to a mercantile heute in Town, stating the. rival °la vessel (the Queen) with intelligence* the United States had declared war against thisci try. The VI iter of this letter has mistaken the i poi t of the accounts received. We have this math seen various letters from Washington, someof dated the Bth ult. Several of them ewes I apprehensions of immediate war, and mention, sl strong indication, the order for the march d tenth of the levy of 135,000 men (i. e. 13,500), it is believed, will proceed to the frontiers of CAI —and, as some say, to commence hostilities, e before the expiration of the Embargo. We ought, however, to state that some of the ters—one of them from a Member of the Goi ment, who is in frequent— we may say, in daily] of intercourse with the Resident—assent, witty confidence, that there will heap war. In fAct, the two rarties speak acccrding to views and feelings. That many of the Awn would, without compunction, hurry their court t a war, we cannot doubt : but something•is rig besides inclination. The Americans cannot pater answer all the purposes of go/I. In the absence of Sir ROWLAND Hugs di Dispatch, we are enabled to give the following titulars : " LISBON, MAT 16. e " The surprise of the enemy's bridge aud der at Almaraz has, like all the mpirements of tbegi lant General HILL, been the most completeand liant. The loss is about 120 officers and men ka and wounded on our part—a. loss, but for the sical and moral worth of a British soldier, cowl° Lively [rifling in the scale of warlike opera" with the importance of the place, as the point dd enemy's comrr.unication between the North and Sal and the value and quantity of stores found Id magazine, which exceeds that obtained by doe° ture of any other single fortress during theca's" in the Peninsula. In every view which we co of it, the surprize of Almares is worthy of IS de . guerre Genera! !" Yesterday Earl Motes and Mr. Cantatas' diences of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton Hof" air earl Yesterday the Duke of Your beld Levee at his office, in the Horse Guards. Yesterday the Earl of Ltvintroor , business as First Lord of the Treasury. Tbe' and persons appointed to attend that Of el\ began their attendance on the Noble Earl. Yesterday the Earl of Liviutroos had a NW! of his friends, to the number of about 50, II house in Whitehall. All the Ministers had interviews with the • Ltvattroot yesterday morning, at his boor. Lord ERSKINN, Mr. SHSRIDAT4, and a • party of friends : dined with the &xi of Monday.