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"'ROff SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FORETCMOFECE, JUNE te. The following Copy and Extract of Dispatches from Lieutenant. General the Hosourabli Sir Commas STswmil, bin beta retched by Viscount CASTLEIRRAOII, dated Read-quarters, Adchenbach, lune i, MS. MY Lone--The enemy continued in its positions In the neighbourhood of Schweidnits until this day, when the Armistice agreed on by the contending irelTes was made known, His Imperial Majesty and the King of Prussia have fixed their head-quarters at e.yintry houses near this place; Gen. Wittgenstein's corps d'armee, with General Blucher's,. remains at Schweidnita and its neighbourhood. General Barclay de Tully has his head-quarters here. It appears the enemy had detached a corps, imme diately preceding the Armistice, against Boistch and Bulow, and a sharp affair occurred with the former, who fell back some short distance, being greatly overpowered by numbers. The operations of the above Generals in the rear of the enemy still conti nued to alarm him, and to be attended with the greatest success, which probably forced him to deitach. Various partizan corps have brought in Many prisoners within these few last days. A brilliant achievement of General Czernichef's at Halberstadt, your Lordship will hear of before this dispatch can reach you, so I do not recapitulate have the honour to be, itc. (Signed) CHARLES STEWART. Head-quarters, Reicheobach, June 6. The Allies in a few short weeks have given two Avoided battles to infinitely superior num bers - i—no day has passed without trophies of victory arriving at the head-quarters of the army—no day has gone by without affairs or skirmishes in which they have uniformly had the advantage- Committed to a des perate battle at Lutzen, where they triumphantly stood and conquered, and from which the difficulty of getting up ammunition alone obliged them to re , tire; they executed the passage of the Elbe, • than which no more difficult operation can be conceived, la the presence of a superior enemy, And traversed en extent of country of near three hundred miles, retiring, contending position after position, and carrying with them between six and seven hundred i. pieces of ;won, without losing a gun or sacriAcing any of their baggage. 1542 4 1 KR UPTCY SU PER S EDD. Mot, Cooper,. of Manchester, kilter and dour-merchant.. BANKRUPTS. William Allen. of King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer, tot sorreader July 1, at four, JO 2, and August 7, at eleven, at the Guild ball,li.ingis Lynn. Attornies, Meats. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, liVarrifotd-conrt, LondUn ; or Mr Harvey Goodivia, King's Lynn. john title, of llymnath, Devoe, Ironmonger, July 9, 10, and August 7, at twelve, at the. Cemmercial Inn, Plymonth.- Attornies, Messrs, Drewe and Lcialiam, New Inn, London; or Mr. Nicholas Hyrre, Plymouth. john Hurtlay, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, printer and sra tiorer, dealer and chapman, July 12 at five, July 13, at ten, and August 7, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Bolton-le-Moors.- Attondes, Mr. Thomas Windle, John -street, Bedford-row, London ; or Messrs. Cross and Rushton, Bolton-le-Moors. William Maton, of New Sarum, Wilts, grocer, dealer and chap s' an, July 16,17, and August 7, at one, at the Assembly-room, New Sarum. Attornies, Mr. William Dyke Whitmarsh, New Sarum ; or Messrs. Milieu and Son, Middle Temple-lane, Landon. Walnut Baker, of Aldgate High-street, London,china and hard waremen, dealer and chapman, July 3,17, and August 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flashmun, Ely place, Holborn. Shennai Tumid'', of Derby, fishmonger, dealer and chapman, June .SO, July 1, at the Angel Ina, Doncaster, and August 7, at six, at tale Star Inn, York. Attornies, Messrs. Mason, Dun caster; or Mr. King, Castle -street, Holborn, London. John Fa:hers, of West Drayton, Middlesex, grocer, June 29, Jitly le', And August 7, at ell-ven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Jackson, No. 2, Hate -court, Terrnl. Ji-kri harry, of Brizliton, Sussex, coach-masta-, dealer and chap. einei, Jure t'9, July 3, and August 7, at ten, at Guildhall.- Ai tor ney, Mr. kiayres, Fenchurch-street, London. Thz,mas Venelay, late of Lincoln, victualler, dealer and chapman, July 9. 3, and August 7, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, L.renal. A:toques. Mr. Spencer, Lamb's Conduit -street, Legnica' ; or is r. Baldwin, Lincoln. Cern ge 8e",60n, of 11, Ilemont-lodge, Vauxhall, Surrey, merchant, dealer amt ohammin, June 29, July 17, and August 7, at 12, at Quildhall. eittornies, Messrs. Holt and Fame, Church court, 1 othbury. John W alkde o, of Market-liarborough,Leicestershire.lankeeper, - realer and chAprlau, July 7, a: six, July 8, and August 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Market Harlsocough. Attornies, Messrs. h ind rley, Long, and Austen, Holborn•court, Gray's Inn, Londnn ; or Mr. George Warteaby, Market Harborough. 11;lavid Lloyd the younger, late of the village of Conveyl, parish of CenwylElvet, Carmarthenshire, shopkeeper, dealer and chap man, July 7,8, and August 7, at ten, at the Wtite Lion Inn, Carmarthen. Attornies, Messrs.Tarrant, Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane, London ; or Messrs. Davi& and Jones, Carmarthen. litichard Bidwell, of Norwich, jack-manufacturer, July 16, 17, and August 7, at four, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich.- Atterney, Mr. John Cufaude, of Haleswortb, Suffolk. Joseph Fetch, of St. lye's, Huntingdonshire, money-scrivener, dealer and chapman, July 8, at seven, July 9, at ten, and Aug. 7, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, St. lye's. Attorney, Mr. Cha bot, Steward-street, SpitalEelds. Junes Chambers, of Manchester, dealer and chapman, July 9, 10, and August 7, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester.- Attornies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, anchester ;or Mtssrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. Vi'illiam Green, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, shopkeeper, • July 9, 10, and August 7, at four, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton-lee ' Moors. Attornies, Messrs. Kay and Bulling, Bolton-le-Moors, or Tyle,srs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. ,Wllliarn Murry, of Hertford-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, ekeesemonger and butterman, June 29, Jt'ly 6, and August 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Redly, Stafford-row, Buckirgharn-gate. George Hammond, late of Glamford-Briggs, Lincolnshire, met*. chant, dealer and chapman, (but now a prisoner in Kingston , npon-Holl.) June 29, SO, and August 7, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Anomie., Mr. Ralph Ellis, No. 49, Chancery-lane, London; or Messrs. George and Pa i, ,on Holgate, Glamford-Briggs. Richard Griffith and William Zephaniah Holwell, of Exeter, coach-makers, dealers, chapmen, and partners, July 12, 13, and August 7, at ten, at the Half-Moon lon, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Sandys, Merton and Roarke, Crane- court, Fleet-street, London ; qr Mr. Gtare, Exeter. loteph Duck Smith, of Market Weighton, Yorkshire, draper, tracer, dealer and ahapman, July 6,9, and August 7, at eleven at the White Hatt Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. it Rosser, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London; or Mr Robert :andwith, Hull. John Jeff. rton, of Barnard-Castle, Dprhans, miller, dealer and f chapman, July 15, 11, and August 7, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, in Barnard Castle. Attornies, Mr. Heelus, Np. 4, Staple lin, Landpn ; or Mr. Harrison, Barnard Castle. Jienry Ashford, of 13i is:ol, victualler, dealer apd chapman, July 1 1 7, 2, and August at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bris- • tol, Attornit s, Mr. Clissold, Bristpl; or Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basingliall-street, London, Win Kennion die younger, of Mincing-lane, London, bro L-r, dealer and ehappaan, July 3, n, and August 7, at ten, at Guild ball. Attorney, Mr. Oicllwn, Earl -street, Blackfrilri. Thomas Sharp, of Ludgate-lull, London, cutler, dealer and chap van, June 29, July 6, and August 7. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorults, Messrs. Wiltshire, Belton, and Weft, Broad . Thomas wheatity,late pf Viappinf Wall, Middlesex, sad-maker, ship chandler, dealer and chapman, June 29, July 6, and Au- i gust 7, at ten, pt pui444 } t ang , McwiirY, blp Pled, j Viirt.V4 o 4ll4l4trcep . 70 .1 4 lan, Ex , law ler, &stet and ehaprium, June 29, July 6, sad August 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anomie., Messrs. Clare and Virgo, St. Catherin's Cloisters, near the Tower. Thomas Hughes, late of Covent Garden Market, Middlesex, fruiterer, draler and chapman, June 29, July 10, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. SteVeni. ton, Percy-street, Bedford•square. George Pocock, of Islington, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chspinan July 3, at two, July 10, and August 7 , at one , at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Parnell and Rages, Garth-street, Spitilfields. BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS THIS WEEK. Tins Dior —.Further consideration of the Trinity Doctrine Bill, further consideration Report Irish Canal Bill, Committee Dover Pilots Bill, Committee Poor Laws Bill, Fire Arms Bill, second time, Committee Act 52 G. S. (Fisheries), Committee on Com Laws Report, Committee Windsor Forest Bill, Committee on Act (Glass), Committee on Act (Isle of Man), Committee Irish Insolvent Debtors Bill, Committee Irish Distillery Amendment Bill, Committee Irish Tokens Bill, Committee Paymaster-Ge neral's Bill, Committee Customs Bill, Roman Catholic Bill, od time, Report Victuallers Bill, Committee East India Bill, Fur ther consideration Report Land-Tax Amendment Bill, Com mittee Stamp Bill, Report Ways and Means, Report Duty Free Goods Bill, Report Funded Debt Bill, Report Local Tokens Bill, Committee Spirits Duty Bill, Report Peninsula Courts Martial Bill, Report Militia PLy Bill, Irish Fees, 2d reading. NOTICLII—Mr. Wm. Fitzgerald, Bill relating to selling Spirits by retail in Ireland—Mr. Riley Addington, Bill relating to the ower Hamlets Militia. To.sseaeow—F!rther Consideration Report Auctions Bill, consideration Repots Country Bakers Bill, Land-Taz Amend ment Bill, Peninsula Auditors' Bill, 2d reading. Norte as—Mr. Alderman Atkins, Americas Trade--Mr. W. Wynn, Motion reap( cting Orangemen, Stc. WEDNtSDAY—titlitone Election Bill. TnuasuAr—Stipendiary Curates Bill. Fataes--Admiraity Registrars' Bill, third reading. AMERICAN .PAPERS. NEWCASTLE, MAY 11. g g On Sunday last, the Neptune, Captain Jones, finally sailed for St.Petersburgh, carrying out Messrs. Gallatin and Bayard, with their Secretaries, (A a mission to Russia. 66 The sailing of the Neptune had been delayed some days, owing to a very singular mistake. It appears that as she was preparing to get under weigh, it was discovered that the permit, signed by Sir J. Beresford, was filled up with the words 46 New York," instead of " Philadelphia." As this might have caused the detention of the vessel, the Russian Chamberlain immediately visited the British squa. dron in the Delaware Bay, and obtained a rectifica tion of the error. We are credibly informed, that, by an arrange ment in the cabinet, Mr. Gallatin is to have the office of Secretary of the Treasury reserved fc,c him until his return from Russia, and that in the mean time the duties of it are undertaken, and to be performed by the Secretary of the Navy." The American official paper says, that in conse quence of*the great number of Seamen who have been thrown out of employ by the cessation of foreign commerce, it has been proposed to invite them into the Government service, and draft them to the lakes to man the gun-boats and small craft, building in the ports of those inland seas. " The Administration," continues the National hilelligencer," is fully impressed with the importance of securing the uncontroled na vigation of the lakes, in order to ensure t.)e success of our military operations against Canada. Some hundreds of picked seamen will in a fcw days depart for Lake Ontario." The American papers contain a correspondence between Sir I'. M. Hardy and the Governor of New' London, United States, relative to one John Car. penter, an American seaman, who had been five years in the British service, and was in April last serving on board the Ramifies. Sir Thomas Hardy, on receiving the necessary proofs from the young man's father, that he was a native of Massachussets, immediately liberated him; and as he had wages and prize-money due to Lim to the amount of 2300 dol lars, lie gave him the necessary certificates to enable him to procure the money. Ile added in a letter to the Governor of Kew London, 66 that it was far front the wish of the Commander.in•Chief on that station to keep any subject belonging to the United States nn board any of the English ships of war, and that if he thought there was another citizen of the United States on board the ship he had the honour to command, he should have been sent by the same conveyance." Sir Thomas endeavoured at the same time to effect an exchange of prisoners; and for that purpose or dered Captain Pigot, of the Orpheus, to land all the prisoners be had on board, and get proper receipts for them, declaring, 66 that if the Government of America did not think proper to send back the few men who had unfortunately fallen into their hands, he should acquit himself of having done every thing in his power to lessen the hardships of war ; and should in future, though with much reluctance, be under the necessity of sending all prisoners to Halifax or Bermuda." Sir Thomas's otter to exchange the prisoners failed. At the recommendation of Captain Pigot, however, he liberated Captains Lawten, Swift, Hatheway, and Hopner, received receipts for thirty four others, and declared, " that he would trust to the honour of the Governor of Connecticut to re turn to him the few officers and seamen then in his power." It is said that Admiral Warren had apprised the American Government, that the bombardment of Baltimore, and the other sea-port towns, would be contingent on any attempt to invade Canada ; and that the instant intelligence to that effect reached him, his threats would be put into execution. Oa the departure of the American frigates Presi dent and Congress from Boston, about the 4th of May, the principal inhabitants, both of that city and of Salem, followed in boats chartered for the purpose, in hopes of witnessing the battle which was expected to take place, as the British frigates 'Penedos and Shannon were supposed to be off Cape Clear. The New Tork Gazette, in mentioning this circumstance, adds, 4 , In a day or two we shall probably have such news as will warm every American bosom. Rod gers cannot disgrace the American flag—be will sink first. He has probably, before this time, put a stop to the sneers of his enemies. If he wants any thing, it is coolness, He it as brave as Julius Cesar. He conquers or dies." M. Dashkoff, the Russian Envoy at Washington, was recently arrested for debt, at the suit of one Thomas Mooney. Upon applying to the Govern ment, however, he was immediately liberated, and Mooney taken into custody, and sent to Philadelphia, to answer an indictsnent found againt him for a mis demeanour, in violating the laws 17 dm arrest of a fweir Ambanadcw. • PIZLIGOLAND HAMBURGII, JUNI' Ix The public are herewith informed, that the 'route of the posts to Austria, Bohemia, Suony, and Ba varia, to all the States of the Confederation of the Rhine, as likewise to France, and the departments of Holland, are placed on the ancient footing. The post-carriages to the foresaid States and Provinces are likewise to be put in motion as heretofore. THE EVENING STAR LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1813. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: Red. S6ff—Cons. for sec. 5711-4 per Ct. 7tH Onmiuni 4}} pr.—Bak Long Anna. 14i 1.16 th. Bonds 4s. Ss. dis,—Each. Bills 2.. dia. par Almost all the private letters received by the Got tenburgh Mail of Saturday concur is describing the aspect of affairs in the North of Europe as affording the most cheering prospects for the future success of the Allied Armies, or rather of the enslaved nations of Germany, against their oppressors. In the begin ning of June Dantzick suffered most severely from a tremendous bombardment of a combined British and Russian flotilla. Ten thousand of the Prussian land wehr had also joined the besieging army, and a most vigorous prosecution of the siege on the land side was expected to take place immediately. The armistice was not known at Dantzick on the Bth, nor indeed was it likely to be promulgated there before the 15th, from the distance to head-quarters. Numerous reinforcements daily passed through Konigsberg for the Russian Army. Throughout East Prussia almost every male inhabitant had joined the Landsturm or levy en masse. The new levies have no uniform, but each wears a cap with a cross in front, and the inscription—Mit GOTT, fur Ai:nig and Vaterland—•" With GOD'S help I shall tight for my King and Country." The lettets from St. Petersburgh state, that the rate of exchange was at 16:, and that it continued to rise—a circumstance which speaks forcibly for the confidence whiCh the nation reposes in the valour of the armies and the firmness of the Emperor. —.The date of the letters from St. Petersburgh (the 6th inst.) precludes all idea that the Armistice was known there, or that any expectations of peace occasioned this favourable state of exchange. Politicians are not wanting however in this country, who insinuate that the game is up with the Allied Armies, and that the *overeigns of Russia and Prussia are eagerly employed in /latching up a conriner.tal peace. —Let these gloomy and desponding gentlemen look at Sir C. STEWART'S dispatches in the Gazette of Sa turday, before they sport with the feelings of their better disposed neighbours. Every thing, on the contrary,' induces us to look for a recommencement of hostilities on the most favourable terms for the Allies, if the demands of France are dictated in that haughty and turbulent spirit which has always cha racterized the diplomacy-of her Ruler. With the Crown Prince of SWEDEY, and the Rus sian heroes, WORONZOFF, WALMODEN, CZERNICIIEFF, and TETTENBORN, on the Elbe, in his rear, in addi tion to the numerous German imitators of Salm., we apprehend that the Allies have a better right to dic tate the terms of Peace than their enemy. Of the dispositions of Austria we are still uncertain, but circumstances incline us to think that a continuance of her neutrality at least may be fairly calculated upon. The Austrian paper money has lately under gone a wonderful improvement in point of value. Are we to ascribe this financial symptom to her ftiendship with France or with England ? It is said with.great confidence on 'Change, that Government have recalled Sir JOHN BMA KAM from the American station, sending in his place Lord Kerrn.—The second trip of Commodore Ronomts, together with the permission which Sir JOHN gave to the American Negotiators to sad for Russia, are as signed as the cause for his recall. A Heligoland Mail arrived on Saturday. The only article of intelligence it brings from Hamburgh, is a. notification from the French Authorities there, dated the 15th, that the post was now open to France and her dependencies. A letter from Rear-Admiral Hors, Commander in-Chief in the Baltic, to JOHN WILSON Cnorcza, Esq. Admiralty-Office, dated 17th instant, states, that the whole of the convoy_from Gottenburgh (328 vessels) passed Rostock all safe, on the 14th, with the excep tion of the snow Trittenet,W. GASCOWEN, from Liver pool to Petersburgh, in ballast, which was burnt in the Belt by the gun-boats. A letter from Barbadoes, dated 7th May, says— gd The Brazil Trade, homeward bound, is to rendez vous at Maranham, and from thence to proceed to the West Indies, to come with the regular convoys to England. The President, Commodore RODOIRS, was cruizing off the Western Isles about the 12th inst. when she captured the Duke of Montrose outward-bound packet for Halifax. The President, it is said, carries 57 guns, and is manned by 480 picked seamen. She parted company with the Congress frigate on the sth inst. A late number of The National Intelligencer, says chat the Congressional elections throughout the Union have, in consequence of the war and the late attacks of the British squadron, added greatly to the strength of the democratic party, In some of the grates, par- Ocularly Tenneskee, the numbey of tlie republican 141031)(7;W beip dOU.blecie Tfif ARMY. During the march of the Bedford Militia, front Yarmouth to Bristol, in the last fortnight, an Officer of that regiment has convicted two Turnpike Keepers (one at Rivenhall, in Essex, the other at Hammer. smith) in $ penalty of 40s. each, for refusing to let carriage pass free. We mention this, fur the inf, r. mation of Officers, while on their route. Monday, the King's County KIWI arrived at Galway, from Cork, to replace the Argyleshire re. giment, which marched for that city on Wednesday. The Court-Martial which assembled Litt week to try Lieutenant DELAP, of the Royal Marines (lite of his Majesty's ship Java), for having refused to ac. count for a sum of money due to the widow ( f oht of the Officers of the Java, who was killed in acti6n, which he had received and was cntruited w;t3l, a a d insolent conduct to General Eu.torr, of Marines, commanding at PJrtsmouth, Ste. finished their pro, ' ceedings, and passed the following sentence on him on Saturday murning, on the parade in the barrack yard, viz ; " Tints he be cashiered, and rein:creel incapable of evtr see►. Ing his Majesty in arty military or civil capacity whatever, ell his heirs fur ever, that his epaulet and sash should be torn rea l him by the Dru.at-Major; and the breaking of I.is sworl his head was dispensed with In consequence only of lib late gu.4 conduct when hi action on board the Java." NAVAL INTV.LIGENCE. FALIKOIJ CH, JUNE L. Arrived the Jane, ALEXANDER, from Buenas Arcs, in 105 days; also the Alexander and Rachel, tr,,in Martinique.-. Sailed the Little Cathetine packet will a Mail fur Cadiz, 1-lob4rt packet with a i 1. ii t•T ti:e Leeward Islands, and the Marlborough packet Ai:a a Mail for Lisbon.—Wind N.E. fresh birezu. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 46. Eighty sail of the West India ti et have arrived since my last.—Also arrived the Rovn4. SovEnEms and DUNCAN meu Of Vi.ir from a cru'ze. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 27. Yesterday arrived his Majesty's slap SNAP, of 14 guns, Captain SARTORIOUS, from off the Texel.--.. Sailed this morning the SURLY cutter, Lieutenant WELcu, with convoy for Guernsey. The PRIMRCIR has struck the convoy signal to the Mediterranean; and the NYMPIIEN, 36, Captain HANCOCK, has hoisted it for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean, and will sail to-morrow morning. The Mangtatus, Captain PARKER i and Pruseitata, Captain Putt.torr, accompany the North American onvoys, with the UNICORN, Captain SALT. DEAL, JUNE 27. Avrived his Majesty's ships YORK and JASON, *ow off Flushing—the transports, with troops, remain.— Wind N.E YARMOUTH, JUNt 27. Arrived the WRANOLEg, from off the Scheldt, and is gone into the harbour to refit. Sailed the Boss* on a cruize. GUADAf.OI/Pl, APRIL Q. There is a report. of three American privateers cruizing off St. Thomas's, and of their having cap. cured the schooner Collins. from the said port, on h* way to this island. GREENOCK, JUNE it 1. The Peggy, (tom Clyde, laden with coals, arrived In Limerick harbour loth June. On Sunday previous, shy- was captured oft Achill Head (county Mayo) by the Fox, American privateer, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Capt. HANar • mounting £6 guns and one ee-pounder, but was raoramiod. £he privateer captured on the 12th inst. the Hope, from Rio de Janeiro, late from the Cape of Good Hope. Tie day previous to the Peggy leavingthe privateer, she captured the Peggy ar.d Nelly, with coal for wench, which aaer n6iog, she burned. The Regulating 011icer at this per., having been this day in• formed that there Is an American privateer about the mouth uj the Clyde, gave a letter, mentioning the circurnttanees to the matter of a vessel, which sails i his afternoon tor Ireland. to be handed to the Commander of any of his Majesty's endure whicla hearsay bappen to fall to with. Thursday, the SNAIL sloop of war arrived in Leith Roads, from Gottenburgh. The Helen, CHARTILKS, from Leith, is arrived at St. Petersburgh. vauxlIALL OA&D*Ns. —The crowds of elegant company who assembled in these Gardens on the three grand gala nights during the preceding week, but particularly on Friday night, when h.s Royal Highness the Duke of Gtoucerr ea and others of the Royal Family attended, were unusually numerous and splendid. The weather has been uncommonly propitious, and ha. removed all that dread of wet and cold which deterred peup:e last year front quitting chalk houses to enjoy the sweetest recreation which this country affords, especially in the neighbourhood of a Feat metropolis. Lord Batt owls has by his will left Ai 0,000 to each of Sir G. N. Natt's children, 13 in number. Barham Gun, and the chief part of his Lordship's estates, are given to Ramses Ramos, and descend with the title. A few days ago, Mr. DAT', famous horse Witchcraft, was shot, in consequence of his having received a lack from a mare, by which his bag was broken. A little time previous to this inisfct' tune Mr. Dar had been offered 670 guineas for inai. SUMMER CIRCUITS. Host E.-Lord Elknborough and Mr. Justice Heath. J. Mansfield and the Lord Chief Baron. MIDLAND.••••Mr. Baron Thollipint and Mr. Justice Le Marit. NoILTUItaN.-.• Mr. Justice Charnike and Mr. Baron Wood. WasTeam.-Mr. Baron Graham and Mr. Juaice Gibbs. Justice Bailey and Mr. Justice Dampier. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE 28. Having rather a short supply of fine Wheat this morning, such description sold freely at an advance °Les. per quarter ; but there is no amendment in the price of the interior qualities. having a considerable quantity both of English and Foreign at niarki.c. and but little demand. Barley Is es. per quarter dearer, owi to the smallness of the arrival that grain. ;visit Is more e:.• gaited after, and obtained Vs. per quarter more than on : 4 "t Monday. - Beans are two shilling. per quarter bleer.--- Oats sell snore freely than on this day week, and fine samples are 21. per quarter dearer. In Peas, and other articles, no aiteratiau. English. Foreign. Wheat, Kent and Essex, 1165. Wheat, AmerioliO 04. 1305. per quarter. per gum ter. Ditto, Saab, 955. lees. Ditto, Dantsis 1205. 1551. Ditto, Norfolk, 100$. leis. Ditto, Baltic Red Witt Rye 605. 615. Ditto, Hainbro' or Barley 411. 41e. Fine 50s. 545.11 lisemen, 10 • i Ins. Malt, SOL 921. Ditto, Brabant Rod 1000 . 1101, White Peas, 90s. 951. boilers, Rye, bUS. lbs. 110 s. 115 s. B.rley 45*. Ws. Grey, ditto, Illis. 725. Oats. Brew, Small Beans, 846. 665. Oats. Feed, lick do. 765. Bes. Fine Oes. OW. White Peas, 951.105 a. Oat., Potatoe, 483. its. Grey Dwo, t'Os. 884. I Ditto, Poland, 495. 508. emcee's. Ditto, Feed, 30s. 485. J 1 ick Beans, tainur A 10s. 1101. pa Sask. Aipaisto Flour, 700. 756.1Nt