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, . L___ 5117 HER EAS HENRY liiI.NDCOCK, formerly of DEVIZES, who, in or about the Month cf June 1811 2 . as a Sharron to Alescrs. Hoots,: and Ara, Jewellers, %int saris-street, and at that time rl•sident at Mrs. Tatar's, No. Gatnetreet, Linteln's-inn-ftelds, is a nacessary Witness in a !sus* at the next Bristol Assiacs—TWO GUINEAS Reheard rill be paid to any person who will give information of the pre isiNres.dencp 9f rud mtwinocx, eo that he way be served with Subpcena to live Evidence in th e said Trial, by applying to , tsars. V.laard and Hutchinson, No. s, New-square, Unwise.- LOndon ; or to Mr. Daniel Boynton, Solicitor, Bristol. 'ROWSATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE, WAIL DEPARTMENT. DOwNING.SYRIELT, JULY 1, 1812. A dispatA of which the following is a copy, has ren this day received at Lord PATHURST D S Of f ice, iddressea to the Earl of Liveapooe by Major:Gene et) Ross, commanding at Carthagena, dated May 1612: Carthavis, May ee. MY Lono—l have the honour to transmit here with, for your Lordships information, the copy of ny dispatch of this date, addressed togejor.General L'ooke, giving an account of the capture of the city Almeira by a small Spanish force, which I lately reformed your Lordship had been embarked at this on, in British transports, under the orders of Cap tip Adam, of his Majesty's ship Invincible. (Signed) ANDREW Ross, Major-General. _Act of a letter from Major•Geoeral Rosa to Major-General Coo[ a, dated Cattleman May 22. My letter No. 17, of the 16th inst. wou'd advise you of the progress of a combined expedition to the westward of this, according to the information which bad received up to that date, The result has now justified the sanguine hopes that every one entertain.: Ord of the success of operations, wiled on under the klirection of an officer of the zeal and ability possess. ed byCaptain Adam, ef hisMait sty's ship Invincible. Nothing could be better-timed than the movements of General Freire, who, in consequence t f the infot ',nation I sent to GenerelO'Donnell, made an attack pen the enemy and drove him from Baza on the 13th, the same day on which the force under the command of Captain Adam appeared off Almeira ; • t officer having judicieusly taken time to send on ere, at some distance from the place, to ascertain strength, position, and movements of the enemy, tented that they were in the place to the number of four or five hundred, including cavalry, and had not ie yet made any detechments to assist in opposing general Freire, but early on the 14th inst. it appears that the French General had sent three couriers to Almeira (no doubt ignorant of this expedition) to' order the garrison to join him immediately, which it preeeeded to do accordingly, and As it marched out aptain Adam landed the three bundled Spanish troops he had with him, under the command of Co lonel Alveor, and took possession of the place. 'The consequence of this has been that Captain Adam has been enabled to take or destroy a priva teer and her two prizes ; to blow up the castle of San Elmo, which is situated upon an almost inacces; Me rock, and all the sea defences and batteries hips protected the anchorage of this place and form ci a secure resort for the numerous pi ivateers which ve been long an annoyance to the British and Spa , ash trade on this coast. Captain Adam has also embarked all the serviee.:, able guns, carriages, and ordnance stores he founddn the place, totally destroying the remainder, and was busily employed on these services, and in forwarding the embarkation of 'a quantity of sulphur and lead from the King's mines, at six leagues from that place, under the direction of a Spanish Intendente, who had 'Gilled him with, one hundred cavalry from Nijar, when he wrote to me on the 18th instant, in answer ;o the express I sent to him by a gun-boat, to ac quaint him of General Vreire's retreat before a mpg nor force of the enemy at Baza. General O'Donnell was with me here two days, , when he received dispatches from General Freite and Colonel Alveor, informing him that theinbabitants of Alnteira had received the Spanish troops with the most enthukiastic demonstration of patriotism on their enteting that place on the 14th instant, and as by the destruction of the fortifications that port can no longer be useful to the enemy, either as a safe rendezvous for privateers and their prizes, or as a point d'appui to the right flank of their advanced position from u•lunce they have hitherto annoyed pelle t al O'Donnell's army, it is to be hoped that those loyal inhabitants will be relieved from any fu Cure visits of their tyrannical oppressors, when the bpanish troops are DoWleilicee rREEF, luny I. A defpatch, of which the following is a copy, has been this day received at Lord Batherst's Office, .4dressed to the Earl of Liverpool by Lieutenant- Climeral Campbell, commanding at Gibraltar, dated jtrne lea 1812. Gibraltar, June 8, 1814. My Loan—l have the honour to inform your Lortlehip, that a severe action took place on the Ist _lost. between General Ballesteres's force and a divi. pion . of the enemy, under the command of General coneeoue, in the vicinity of Bornos, • The General has net sent me e detailed:aecnent, ''brit his letter is herewith enclosed. This affair has been attended with considerahk loss on both sides, ishat of the Spaniards net less than one thousand in • illy d, wounded, and missing, including ahout eighty pfficers. General Ballesteros retired to his original around in the vicinity of the field of battle, in which ..bperation the enemy did not ventut; to interrupt him ; his wounded have arrived at Algeziras ; the punt) , withdrew to his entrenchments. (Signet) Coew Casirsseu., Lieut.-Pen, r 'Head-Quarters, Camp before Hija Rain June 2,1812. MOO' LYCYLI.EIST SIN—I hasten to communicate ip your t:acellency the intelligence of the severe action athich 1 fought yesterday, with the greater part of the treors under my comniand, in the plains cf Bornos. This action is perhaps the most serious that has been fought since the beginning of our reeb rotion; and an unexpected occurrence has alone de rived me of the glory of a complete victory. fam surrounded by wounded, none of whom, however, eaceiyed their walnuts from the bayonet or sword, although ell arms were used. The less of the French believe tuheye been not less considerable, (or th e y (lid pot venture to throw a single party across tht tiadalete to molest my retreat. 1 remain in my ~ctFitjons l (*et-mini:o to fetish with my ;row rather ~-- . . . ' • than abandoe one wounded man: Tam :It agreat lose the Guerillas were toilette arrived at seven o'clock how to provide for means of transporting them, as and-there was no appearance of them at eight, Cap there are npne in this part of the country. . lain Hamilton volunteered to return to Nersa in his God preserve your Eicellency many years, gig, to learn if any thing had occurred to prevent Faasteisco Vateraleacia, t _ ear moving forward ; and at four in die morning .To do Mon Excellent Senor the Governor of Gibraltar. ' he returned and informed me that a reinforcement ADMIRALTY -OFFICE, JULY 4. which they expected had ndt arriveCand that they Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wil- waited for them before they could advance. At son Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Sir Home seven o'clock the enemy again opened his fire. Popham, dated on board his Majesty's sfiip Vene- havingduringthenight monnted ahowitzer in a breach rable, off Lequitio, the 21st of last month, giving made in the covered way to the castle; but by ten o'clock he was again silenced, and driven with great an account of an attack made upon the French troops loss into the town, where they fortified themselves in in possession of that place by the Spanish Guerillas, aided by Sir Home, and the officers and men of his the church and houses. Desirous of sparing the un- Mesty's ships under his orders. fortunate inhabitants whom the French had thus aj he enemy had possession of' a hill fort cont. cruelly exposed, I ceased fi ring ; and having destroy. manding the town, calculated to resist any body of T ed a privateer which lay at anchor under the castle I at two o'clock weighed and ran doers) to Nersa, for infantry ; and also two hundred men posted in a fortified convent within the town, the walls of which the purpose of concerting plans with the Guerillas. were impervious to any thing less than an eighteen —On my arrival I had the satisfaction to meet a pounder. division of Ballasteros's Guerillas, commanded by Colonel Febrien, an office.r of the hues; patriotism, The convent Might have been destroyed by the w ships; but as the town would have materially suffer ho, partaking of all the zeal of his General, imme ed, and as the guns of the Venerable made no visible diately put himself and troops at my disposal. The roads through the mountains being very tedious, and impression on the fert, it was determined to erect a as no time was .to be lost, I resolved to take the in battery on a hill opposite to the latter, which the enemy considered as quite inaccessible to cannon, and fantry, consisting of about two hundred, on board ; in that confidence rested his security. and I ordered the cavalry to move forward through A gun was accordingly landed in the forenoon of the mountains immediately, and take a posidon in the , rear of the enemy, whilst the infantry, with all the the 20th (chiefly by the exertions of Lieut. Groves, of the Venerable), notwithstanding the sea was break- small-armed men and marines, were to land on his flanks. lam sorry that the delay of a calm gave the in with such violence against the rocks at the foot enemy time to learn our combined =velment, as he of the hill, that it was doubtful whether a boat could get near enough fur that purpose. It was then hove . instantl Y fled with great precipitation, and joining a corps of 200 at Montril, within four miles of Alma up a short distance by a moveable capstan ; but this was found so tedious, that men and bullocks were necar, he retreated upon Grenada. sent for to draw it ; and it was at length dragged As soon as I arrived at my anchorage I sent Lieu to the summit of the hill by 86 pair of bullocks, tenant Spilsbury and a Guerilla Officer to hoist the respective flags on thocastle, and immediately began 400 Guerillas, and 100 seamen, headed by the Hon. Captain Bouverie. It was immediately mounted, to demolish the works, which are exceedingly strong, and fired its first shot at four in the afternoon. as it is built on a peninsula of high rock, warped all round the sea hue, and a wall thirty feet high. At The gun was so admirably served, that at sun-set a practicable breach was made in the wall of the the land side the rock is excavated nearly 30 feet fort, and the Guerillas volunteered to storm it.— deep and 60 wide, with a narrow drawbridge, which The first party was repulsed, but the second gained is the only entrance into the castle. I intend to fill possession without any considerable loss : several of up as much of the ditch as possible by springing , the enemy escaped on the opposite side, and got into ' mines under each bastion. I found in the castle two the convent. brass24-pounders, six iron 18-pounders, a six.poon- In the course of the evening the sea abated a little der and howitzer, which were spiked by the enemy. and a landing upon the island of St. Nicholas was' He has left a number of deserters, principally Ger g effected, though with some difficulty, by Lieutenant mans and Flemish s, who inform me that they were the whole of the foreigners in this battalion of the O'Reilly, - of the Surveillante ; marines were also landed from that ship, the Medusa, and Rhin, with 32d regiment ; they likewise inform me that they a carronade from each ship ; and Captain Malcolm have long looked for an opportunity to desert, as they were dragged from their families and forced took the command of the island during the night, into the French service :one of them has been eight whilst Captain Sir George Collier was in the Venera ble's battery on the hill. years from his country. The enemy's loss was eel At dawn of the 21st, a 24-pounder was brought severe, but cannot be ascertained, as the wounded to the east-side of the town, within two hundred yards were carried off in waggons. of the convent, and another was in the act of being I feel greatly indebted to Captain Hamilton for fended upon St. Nicholas to bombard it, when the the able assistance he rendered me, and the judicious Lieu. , Trench Commandant Gilliet, Chef de Battalion, beat position he anchored his ships in; likewise to tenant French, of the Basilisk, who opened and sup-1 A parley, and surrendered with the remainder of his ported a warm and well-directed fire upon the enemy, party, consisting of two hunched and ninety men of the 119th regiment. while the ships were heaving in their springs to bring The enemy's loss had not been ascertained, but it their broadsides to bear. • was supposed to be considerable, as the Guerillas, lam happy to inform you that we have had no loss, except the Termagant one man wounded, and who were better posted and fired with more celerity , the Basilisk one slightly. The privateer was one of bad 56 men killed or wounded. Not a man was Barbastro's small vessels, armed with two guns, and hurt in his Majesty's squadron, either by the surf or the enemy. .'SO or 40 men. I cannot conclude without informing you that the officers and mea wounded so recently There were two 18-pounders mounted on the fort, at Malaga came to their quarters. Lieutenant Spits and three small guns in the barracks ;the latter, with wound is still open, and Mr. Bell, the the muskets, were given to the Guerillas, who were bur y' also supplied with every description of milisarY stores booswain, who lost • his arm, did not spare them of which they stood iii need. The guns in the fort ear a.—l have the ht nour to be, &c. were rendered useless, the fort destroyed, and the (Signed) THOMAS L'SUEIt. convent blown up. CARLTON HOUSE, JULY I. Sir Home Popham commends in high terms the The Prince of wain au been plowed to appoLut Joseph Jekyll, cunduct'of all the officers and men employed on this Erg. of the hoer Temple, one of his Majesty's Counsel tesefted occasion ; and expresses his sense of the assistance ren- la the le p w rkm ,' to be a w his „ im " tim el it li bmel ids , b ,,,: e ,, iii , m& Atteene ,Z amnii ,, Geslerel * dered by Sir Howard Douglas and General Cerro!, sa e , - — h ee l, - by Majesty's ------ e fd eet g o 4 t eu - e; L aw - to - 1,; 14 . 84 " . 2 41 ,1' who had embarked in the Venerable, and volunteered Higagmea Slilkitor-Gesoeral. t their services wherever they could be employed. MILITAILY PIkOMOTKINS. . • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JULY 4, 1812. Col gigiggiong gillligd by the Lord Lieutasant si the Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew has transmitted ' -Vaanty of Kent. to John Wilson Croker, Esq. two letters, addressed libehheath Itighmtwi Local PA,lkie—Adietede Thaw& Ar t . to him by Captains Campbell and Titoism, of his kr to he atiodosagleenet. Detail Julie Ss, 31112. I Majesty's ships Leviathan and Undaunted; the for. 1 311441 P H ill Thor of i" "arl ( taukr - rileill Mar"' , GuaLi mer giving an account of an attack made on the to be Foetid, vice Taylor, redwood. Dated hoe rt, ISM 1 29 th I Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the of April last by the boats of the Leviathan, under C o unty and County and City of Gloucester, and ' the directions t.f o f Lieut. Dobbs, on a French privateer the County and City of Bristol. and several merchant vessels at Agay ; four of the c i r kiyal B r aristoviey . Et+ to be Dewy Lii .,„,.„„. J ., 16.1812. latter were brought out, and the privateer, a brig of Volunteer lafantry—Lieuteamt Isaac Leech to he 14 guns and 80 men, was taken possession of ; but 1. Quarter hinter. vice Cave, rudined I Ensign William Waldo bay lag been hauled on shore she could not be got off, . to be Lieutenant, vice Heaven, resigned. March 28, ISIS E s ei g e Robert Greethead to be Lieutenaet, sloe Le ec h, sneak. and being set on fire it was afterwards extinguished i ed Slimier. Dared April 10, 111111. by the enemy : the vessel was carried without any John Gine. to be Lublin, vice Wawa, promoted. Da• loss on our pair, bait during the endeavours made to led IN, sei I. bring her off, two men were killed and four wounded . 4 1: 1 Wh o Gullt ,1812. 1° be ditto, else °meths", promoted. Di' by the enemy's fire from the shore. Commission in the North Hants Regime nt o f Mili-, day on a French convoy, near the month of the The latter reporting an- attack made on the same ti f a, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the C o u n ty a . Rhone, by the boats of the Undaunted, Volontaire, z !len Ale m a s. Frazer to be Lieutenant, vi ce Feeder, resigned. end Blossom, under th e directions of Lieutenant Ea- Dated May 25, 1812. gar, of the first ship ; of twenty-six vessels composing Cheshire—Congkton Local Militia. the convoy, seven were brought out. 12 burnt , and • Adjutant John Matehitt to be Captain, by Brevet. Dared, two left stranded on the beach—a national schonner may.96* 1812. .Inf i rtry ot the ka rt of Chestses‘rolonteer Leghte—Er2s-Thei t l of four 18-pounders 74 men was amongst the vessels ra o ke n, to be Lie t os l o g anu o vice Holltmd, prompted; burnt. This service was performed without any loss, g ut the boats being ably protected by Captain Stewart, I June rs, tats. Ensig n, vice Drake, "111118114. "4 in the Blossom sloop. . County. of Lincoln. `Copy of a Lptter from Captain Usher, Robert Cracrolt, Esq. to be Dep e ty Lieutenant. June 10 1111 t. Hyacinth, addressed to Commodore Pe of his Majesty's Ship nrose, at Gibraltar Stamford ite S ime " of Local Mi l i tia — Peter "'wen and transmitted by she latter to John VI goon Cruker, Esq. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May go, Iglit. klio Majesty's Ship Hyacinth, cif Almanac r, May 27. County of Derby. . Derbyshire Regiment of Migtia—Lieuttnant-01blid Mild. SIR—I had the honour to inform you, in my letter to be Colone , I, r i ce Colonel Wm. mod; of the 20th inst. that the Termagant had destroyed R obert i e the castle a; Nersa, and that the Guerillas came down Halton ; and Capr a :M er l h e otnas artala ßili b e a to he , , gl R e ' MII -1 from the mountains and entered the town ; I hav e Dared hula 10,1111 now to acqintipt you that I went op shore with Cap- ' Br dsu al t i l m ent a "'ail oced. Milida -4 =Wddlite hme tit 00 ,10: fain Hamilton, soleade r, liorth 12 YorWe. -7 who informed me that the French had tetreatdd to tst ye , et "(Sorth Tod: I of rmo' 14111111e-neas liillime Alrnunecar, seven tulles to the p.tstward, and that i God tz l e imies tirirklaweke,Oaeo- •••• 1-- -' - ' 'lgoe 0 tiler they had three hundred men there; and consideroM 1 DI" _ . _ Wl' . . .._ himself strong enough to attack them, he prop marching upon it withoet loss of time, As I was de sirous to render the Guerillas every assistance in my power, I premised him to anchor the ships in a posi tion to place the enemy between our Ore, which gave 'him great satisfaction, and his men great con, dente. I accordingly bore up at four o'clock the fullowlog evening (2001 instant) with his Majesty's ships as per margin', and anchored at point.blault range before the gestic, which we silenced in less than an hour, As v Tempt; &IPA, , ; • r. - - s^rvir ---- -•-•• 1.. _ - KV— . • ~, 11111)1MIMIRRPrivre rvggs. .. ..,,..,,,, . .. , . . . • \ • , • thethitbe, liding. victualler, Ileabf Sad &Wean, July 11,1( anAugust 15, at eleven. at Gundbill. Attorney, Ur. Ri si ; rwleh-emert, Gray's-inn. hence Howell. of Dartmouth, Devenehlre, presort, derisr td chi July 7,8. and August 15, at twelve, st the Ghee be. Newton Dnthel. Attornies. Mr. John Bridgman, Danake e C or Mews. Meseaird and Murray, Templ e , L on d on. ' • Edward Worley, of Brocklsam, neat Dorking, Surrey, dohs g m chaptuan, July 11, la, at twelv e , _ and August IS, at dueg io , Sourberark Guildhall, London. .Attarnero Mr. Lees 1 hrre•ertnniiitare, Haliy Benson blanket', of Manin's-lane,Canoodetrest,Lsoas. sugar-rennet, dealer and chapniain, July i 1 , Augmt 1, sod at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Collins and Wile. Spit tore. William Godrick of Daventry. NorthangtorsLire. %Owls*, chant, dialer Ind ChapPleit. hilt 11, iu, aGii August IS, a twelve m Gulldbell s Luisa Ancients., Meads. Hillyaligg s e King, Cepthall-cenut, Thgaplart Tier. London. William Desk, of Li Merebent, broker, dealer WW I , man, Jolly SI, 42, BRISK 15, atone, at ti.eGlobsTei n k Llveipa4 Anomie% Mt. Prat, Liverpool ; o r hi n t , Illackstsik dad Bear" Temple, Landon. llid min Nelsen, of Malawster, victualler, dealer and July 15, 17, at elevat e and August IS. at twi t at the water Arms, Manchester. Atomics, Mr. Cuakeediag i d a . ter i or Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Clem* lane, London. Robert Peppin, of Dulverton, Semersersldre, sheakeepadd, 8, 9. at the Red Lion Inn, ulverton , D unit Mom IS, is i s Three Tuns lun, Tiverton, at eleven. Adernies, Mr. lims No. U, Upper Gidldford- street, ltusselidtpare. Ledo; Mr. Leigh, Dulverton. lanais Boman, now or Late of Sweigart. Meddle, eetteb nes, dealer and charisma, July 17, at ave. Jody la, kik& and August 15, at three, at the Macelesfidd Arm boi l ; . deshid. Anomie., Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Leak ; it Mr. Wright, Macclesfield. Thome Jones, of North Shields, Northemilierisad, greeeNdi n . and cheicasan, July 8, 27, and August 15, at skes. atria Oesrye avers, Dockwray-square. North Welds. Among % Mr. Henry Settee, Bell-court, Watloruek, Londe; et Mr. ' Itiabard Parker, North Shields. TWO. Darby, of New Sarum, Wilts, thaen-Jcper. deb t I d Ils, 94, and August 15, at twelve,* deem • !rte BriatoL Anomie", Mr. Wien lam Clolhos bind ; or Mein. is duns, James, and Mien lbw . ink Loadens Daniel Wrightoo, of Birmingham, printer and bfeekediee, Mt,. at ten, July 1, and August 15, at twelve, et We Swett Tots, in the Square, Birmingham. Anomie", Mr. Thomas lid rArodnitbatu ; or Mr. Nicholls, Grayinina-scuare, Leila Wallant Nightingale, of Manchester, agewfacterer, iiihr sil chapmanduly al, 22, and August 15, at eleven, at task '1 avern, Manchester. Monica, Messes. Foulkes sed Ow well, jsanchester ; or Messrs. Langan and Becket, web . Ina. London. Stephen Yuen, late of Grange-road, Surrey, bet sew a in the King's q. etch Primal, drug-grinder, turer, deafer and chapman. July 11, 14, end Aquae 14 twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pears% hibermine,: Flee-street. David Maitland, late of Sherboraedane, bat mow al trust* ton, wine-merchant, July 14, at ten, at GAUL DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL ~ July 48. N. Ree, Birmingham, confectioner, at twella. idg • Sol. Wm.Woodmau, Bartholomew-Close, dnergrinder,adeya, July 28. G. Conon Upper Doresvetreet, Marphrispes.lells der, at tees. July 11.11:D. Troup, Cloodman'elard, sex the Mir • ries, dealer and chapir.an. July 5.5, John Plowman, lade"' builder, at one. July U. Wes. Mitchell, Teriarbuslhesogia. factorou eleven. Mr U. A. Harvey, late of Highkor l in 1 941 , ni Unmake, , at ten. July 25. &genial% L ;spec. and. W. Blim,b lie , erarebonseesso, at sew J;l4 W. Miles, Othrti.sense‘werebessemao, at cos. Jhly akin. Kirke, Little Towie4lll, end Greet Prescott -street, rather, chant, at one. 3 n'y 7. John Batley, Otathom, rapaeadfir, sten. July itit. - Wm. Woolcot, Wauilswortb-raad, Lambed', bathe, and carpenter, dealer and cbaprnau, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. 1 July 91. Joseph Bell, late of Cantor, Alumina**. elletrold draper, at eleven, at the Talbot, Caistor. July SI. S. T. Witt, Caistor, scrivener, at eleven, at the Talbot, Collor. CEItIIFICATES, Jute 45. P. Proctor, Bush-lane, Cannon-rrett, ship-bra*. E Sink late of Messina, Sicily, but now of Yee -tercet, (Iskidota4, merchant. Wm. Foutner, Hercules Buildings, Lasts* writer. T. P. Adams, Abchurch-lane, late et Madsen, . M; Parker, Ripon, York shire, shopl= 'V. Bull, Subsea, shopkeeper. G. Fprague,T Devon, W. Powell, Castle -court, iiirchin-lans. Illiesiar. C late of Messina, but no,: tof A treerebant. R. Fell, of Holloway, Mi mi R. Friday the younger, or [stewards, des3 rtil L dealer. • It. Rdgers, Clare-court, Drur94llllllll -... of Leominster, Herefordshire, heriailliasoi FkENCH PAPERS. • PARIS, JUNE se, Since the King of Rome hats been weaned, WeSP 'Jolty has continued to enjoy excellent health. It. enjoys the exercise of a walk every day in the PA' at St. Cloud and its environs. Merchants and shippers who may wishful may, w when they have a title to obtain t h em, themselves directly to the Department of Traci be assured that their demands (if they be not trary to the intentions of the Emperor) will tic out delay submitted to his Majesty. tray . means are as opposite to their interests aslej the administration. June. 28—By a Decree issued at Konigsberg, June 15, his Majesty has appointed Count President of the Senate for the space of a year.: Excellency the Duke of Coeneeiano set ant foal , city of Knit; on the 24th. His Excellency NEE the Prince of Edit is at present taking the vaten4 Emu amines, in the Propel. BERLIN, JUNE 16, Marshal the Duke. at Taranto, Ms, it is said, -command in chief of the Prsusian corps, aide command of General de Grawent. His Isedill passed the 6th at 4onigsberg, and that:toot nth Mensel. SABLES. JUNE 15. An arrete has been issued by the Maritime 111 at Rochelosl, p . roNbiting, except in cases MM' necessity, courting ves sel s and brats from this .port half An hoar before tun-rule, odd &IWO lug it half an hour after tun-sat. GENOA, JUNE it On Monday last was bursa, is the op* At vederde, the English merchandise !clash ostif amounting in value to about AMMO. 4 . 1101.1RDEAVI., NNE The whets harvest has eamsentat %lAN ifttedcc• Rye is now MAO% diko tog departmusts ; and in several cositianalha has aka 47 bow caosiorsod into will. Afteld vi slants% lidkirred by the stottfaisurobko ban swelled bread-corn of "Mg &OW° given (Ulan assurance of hiliffittatilill 4 any that we kayo bad for a keg NotTwuittlownt In taZoolibtelli irviotrod - rotoNci f, ctinvars. Ifn 4issipiing gt roar ! tlo striving -iasbo i . II din &limo of e l lor tilt - bit* of IV onottiFrolf sod • c hore Hoslntswaite, Dein. to be - ; hoe les ill L I fd Ditto—(;lyn Ward, Oast to be lity Bomb ; a sad halal Came Hawes, Gent. to be vita 1.111410. 4 pared jun In t lain. , a BANERVIrni - • Jose ee t= Seradwerram, pada of le ItitSr am, anterfor Jay IC MU g Poo, Beadier t, and Aaron IS, at away at . . imacji k est Hamm Ananias, Mr. Itiattional, fro , . Wend, LAM* ;ee Mr. Atinndie; . I 1 Thorny Liam, a Hahne, Sal= • o Aram Jay 10, 12, and Mow vielie Aram lea, Maochooker. Anglican, Cloodieralos, ] Lyndon ;or Mr. Cardona, . . Richartfrroat t of the Doi and DeFk a apir Oteenbn‘fali o ILIK I C ^