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1 :enc. jr ral trembly of tilC COMPANY of PROPRIETOR" ot i Fhe TUNNIr I. TINDER THE RIVER 1•11.1 MEN. wtp bt • b Olden the London Tavera, ou WEDNESDAY NEX I; May 7. tBc6, at eleven o'clock in tfic forenoon. P4O. MILL 6 EVAN, Clerk to the ConVany of Prop:loom LONDON INSTITOTIOIti. AN adjourned Meeting of the Proprietors will be I "kion ThurCd•Yr ffisd etb of May, at the Honk. No. ow Jewry. Copies of the propoled Draft of the Miter limy be bad by Proprietors unly, at the Clerk's Office. The Chair will be taken at Twelye o'Clock yreeffiell% April 30, 1806. SAMUEL 'WOOD. &ternary. ROYAL j UMBRIAN SOCIETY for A* EXTERMINATION of the SMALL PDX. AVACANCY — of INOCULATOR to the Hos ton Station, and a vaear.cy to the Mlle.and Station. having occurred, loch Gentlemen as with to undertake the Office. are re tiodled to Man* their Panics to the Secretary of the Medical Council of the Society. at the Central Houle, in S&L:i ury. fquare, In the courte of the prefent Month. Medical Pea&Wooers, and others, (fappliea with the matter of inoculation, grails, every day) are Informed that the privilege of Prankirg to log withdrawn from this and ether ballet:dons, all letters addreffed to the Society must In future be poll paid. JOHN WALKER, London, May 2, 11306. ReR. Imre. and Med. Sec. ••• Accounts are tbis day received that the Vaccine luocoLtion is row adopted in China. .• ,•• • From the 1,01t139N 6.IZEITE, May 3. LORD CN•I4IIIILAIR ' S OFFICI, MAY I. Orders for the Court's going into mournirs on Sunday next the 4 th itta. for the late Prince of Orange, fira coufin to his Maierty, viz. The Ladies to wear black Gk. fringed or plain linen. white gloves. necklaces and ear•rings, black or white aloes, fans, Sad tippets. Undrefwv•White or grey Meadow', cabbies or damats. The Gentlemen to wear black full trimmed, fringed or plain linen, black (woe& and buckles. Undrefs.—Grey frocks. ' The Court to change the 'mourning on Sunday, the lath inaant. The Ladles to wear black filk or velvet coloured ribbons, fans. and tippets; or plain white, or white and gold, or white and id • ver Ruffs. with blaek ribbons. The Gentlemeo to wear black coats, and black or plain white, car whit • and gold, or white and Slyer Ruff waiitcoats, fun trim med, coloured (words and buckles. And fin Sunday, the 18th inh. the Court to go out of mourning. CARLTON•HOLICI• MIT I. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales has been pleated to con. Pau r and appolut the Fail of !weir to be one of his State Coun cil:Ms for the Principality of Scotland. ceowm•oweice, le Air 3. ?dEMIBIR 'spatula TO 'IRV{ IN THIS POLSIIIT PARLIAMCNT. Boroiagh or Weymouth and Melcombeßegiv—Rtchani Tucker Steward, kJ+ in the Room of William Garthibore, hitt deceakd ADMIRALTY ()Price, MaY 3. 1806. Copy or a Letter from the Hon. Rear Admiral Cochrane, Com mander In Chief of his Majefly's Ships and Vrfftla at the Leeward Minds, to William Meriden. Erg dated at Barbados, the itith of March. rBO6. Sir—l fo.d, for the information of the Lords Commaonent of the Admiralty, Copies of two Letters I have received from that settee Officer, Captain Younahtdbind, of his MaJefty'. (hip Heureuz, giving an account of the capture of s French privateer, Spaniih letter of marque, and a Spanifit merchant brig : alto the Copy of a Letter from Captain Collier, of his tviajetly's Wolverene, hating the capture of a French national armed Echo on er; and an Extraet of a Letter from Adting lieutenant litiarley. of his MA city', armed trig Steady, giving an account of his tak ing poffeition of a row boat privateer, and tecapturiog her three (mu prize.. I have the honour to be, lee. (signed) ALTS. COC RRRRR . His Majeßy's Ship Halmos, N. E. Ene of Trinidad, 4 blues, Jan. If, tB - 6. kar.-4 hare the honour to intorm you that I yencrday captured the Sp nib later of marque Amelia, of eight liz-;munders and 40 men, from Cotuous to 'Chamana, with u valuable cargo of dry good' and wine. I have further to Inform you, that the litmus and I:impel:bet captured. as the 28th of left month, the Spanifh merchant brig Solid.id, from Calk to Vera Crux, laden with braudy and wine. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) o. TOONOMMANO. Heureux, Barbadoel, March tn. Ile& Sir-1 have the honour to inform you, that, on the Bth latent, fell in with and captured the French privateer Chip le Huron. mounting flatten eighteen pounder earronades and two long nines, and having on board one hundred and thirty men. Upon the Heureuis coming alonglide le Huron the opened a (mart fire 'which was loon Merced; by which aft of raihrtefs her Captain, Second Lieutenants, and two mcn were killed, and kven Icemen wounded. I have the honour to be , & c. (Signi.d) YOUNOPIUSIAND. His Mairfty's Brig Wolverene, March 12. ilia,. have the honour to inform you, that his Majrily'm brig under my command, after a chore of fifteen hours, captured the Erc•ich National fchnoncr le Trinneufe, carrying two nice pound carronades, onciong 6x-pounder, atid 53 men; tw,ive days from :airtupc, and had not captured any thing. I have the honour i.e. (Signed) I• A COLLICA. a Letter from IJeutenant Bringer, commanding his • F armed brig Steady, ieth of December, iSoS. ' crap( a regotß from his Excellency the Governor , I proceeded to Pardo Bay, on the Spanith Coalt, in t ,., • rammer. attended by a launch, and took porieffion r . . f,.• row boat privateer, and a fehooner and I. is, had raptured, their crews having &fated , . .cr ' iter from the Honourable Rear Admiral Wililam Markle's, 149. dated at Birbadnes, r. 4 I .r di • information of the Lords Cotnrniffinners of y Copy of a totter (non Captain Sir Edward Berry, ~iernaun, Raring the capture of a privateer by that Rip leunals. I have the ho.out to be, at.. • (hige) Ar al cocnaeue Agarnetnn.o. at Sea, %'arch go Yeilerday at noon. Barbad.es bearb.g fnuth 72 deg. weft. • . fi.,y.fia mile.. tw.• Orange fell were fern to windwar d, r ing large We font , dike , . :red one of them :o be his Majef nip Hoarse, Ns that• of an enemy's (choosier. Beteg to lee ward, I was happy in having it In my power to suit th , Heureux, by preventing the dace gettlrg before the wind, though Die rn• deagyoured Werth us. The Agamemnon gzincd very fatt on her to leeward. as did the Marcus to wjndward. Both (nips got atm:guile of 11, r at half paR Oven P. hf. when the Heureue took poffeflion Sbe proves to be tit. Dame Prouuf of Sateen long Cites (thrown as aboard in tu e.ace) one twelve pounder, with 3 enint.teritent of ocr hundred a.d Sheen i-.en ; had b en en out four teen lays (rum Cusulatuure, without making any mere. I have the homer to be, gee. (Signed) Low tepy of I..titer from Rear Admiral Sir juries Saumares, Bart. ' and K. B. ru Williarn Mari .eu, Efq. dated at Grmley, the with of April hir—.Hatirlth I Macre, for the information of the I. or d . Com mifforters of the Admiralty'. a later I have received from Lieu tenant Charleoldt.ekleton, of the Rebuff ion brig aciudotlng n it Wit h the capture of the Sercie re logger plivateer, bel o nging t . joined formed:red to the Maye,,wer privateer, of Gnernfey. whichin the ehace. and front her failing, came up win th her ; greatgraft: I. Joe to Mr . Ja mes Latue, bet commaisder, foe his aelleitl exe rtient on this recafion. The Sorcierc is, re- Markably fafi 141. r and F.:. dantimmenfe injury to our trade. Ipso.,ar ticularly off the pall or &reload. sad In the Brilloi Channel. SM. (Atria) I. SAUMAstZ. His Majcfly's Gun-Veffel, Rebuff, Cluernfey Road, April 27. Sir —I have to infest you, that on the 2..tb infant, at eight A. M. Duernfey be. ri , .g S. ILdlitant (even leagues, I fe in with a French laser privateer, to which I g ave Chace; at tw ll o'clock o a cutter privateer joined In purf.l• front to witidwar I, and to which foe forrendsted half pan tour. after a duet nine hours She proves to be the Sarclerc fisteen guns at;tl furtrilg men; b•lenging to St. Maims, out four days, but had matte as epees, lam, etc. (Signed) c snaciu.sToll. OgrigeNCl opines, saran. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Ft a Lieutenant William N. Ranifay to be Second Captain t Se cond Lieutenant George Coombe to be FUR Lieuteneot, vice Ratan; Heft Lieuteoant Chriftopher Wilkinfon, to be Second Captain, and Second Lieutenant Jofiah Grant to be PIeR Lieu. telimit, vire Wilitinfon. Dated April 24. 16°6. To be Second Lieutenanti—Gentlentau Cadet William A. Raines vice Cockburn. promoted; Gentleman Cadet Charles S. Tor. rive. vice Seward. promoted ; and Gentleman Cadet George FE Maiowarino, vice Dowie, promoted Dated April 23,180. wait OrriCe. MAY X. 3d Reelfoot. of Drapoon Gutedc—Curner Nathaniel Story, from the.Sth Light Dragoon to he Lieutenant, without purdah,. ad Regiment of Dr .roons--Cortiet Hon. Frederick Cathcart to be Lieutenant. without purehak, and Cornet Edward ltatib Charles Sheldon to be Ditto. 6th Diito--Captain Charles F. Burton from the 45th Foot, eche eaptaln of a Troop, vice Hart, who exchanges lath Regiment of Light Dragoons—William Han, Gent. to be Cornet, without nue:hate, vice Diekenfon, promoted. t th Ditto—Theophilus Thomas Ellie. Gent. tube Cornet, with out eurchafe, vice Townfend, promoted. sift Ditto—Major Richard Pigot, front the 14th I ight Dra. goats, to be Lieu. emote Culoutl, by purchase, vice Kaye, who ft tires a:A Ditto—Francis Hale, Gent. to be Cornet, without porch:ft, vice LititlGll, promoted in the t t th Light Dragoons. aft R,gimcnt of Foot Guards —Hap. Thanes Stewart to be En. lign, vice Bend, the, detested. Culentream Regiment of Foot Goards—Charles Gregory, Gent. to be Silken, by pnrehafe, vieeWood, promoted, and Peter Gaul. fm,Gent. to he Enfign, by purehole. vice Pelham, promoted. 34 Regiment of Foot—L• nfign John Gardiner to be Lieutenant, by purchate, vice Parke, promoted. I l9th Ditto—William Cut, Gent. to be Enlign, by purebak, vice Saunders, promoted. 17th Dit to—Richard Shavre, Gent to be Eufign, without puede/a s ' vice Steele, promoted. 30th Ditto.--Enagn Robert Bland, from the 13th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without machete. 3 sR VittoEflfigll W. Kenny to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Charnberlayne, who reilvw; John Collins, Gent. to be licfigto, without purchate, vice Wyndham, appointed to the eft Foct Guards, and Atwell Alezaoda' Allen, Gent. to be Eakin, without purehafa, vice Kearney. `sth Likto—Cepealn John Hart; from the 6th Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Barton, who exchanges. 47th Ditto-oEntign W M. Ryap to be Lieutenant, without var. chafe, vice M'Pherton, promoted In Major General Chant pgt e's Regiment, and Robert Brifeoe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Ryan. gad Ditto—Enfign Thomu E. Napier to he Lietitenmt, without perdu% vice k:wart, promoted in the 3d Garrifon Charles Kinloch, Gent. to be Euten,by purchate, vice Dowfen, permitted; Robert Browerigg, Gent. robe Sittig°, vier Napier. bad Ditto—Nefign James Twigg to be Lieutenant. vice Thomas, decoded; James Winton', Gent. to be lloGgn, vice Twig. 64th Dato--Lieutenant J. G. Hall, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purcbafe, vice O'Neill, ftmerfoled. 68th Ditto—lnfien James Menzies to be Lieutenant, without porehafe, vice oilman, who retires ; Henry Anthem, Gent. to, be EnGgn, by purchafiz,vice Menzies. 69th Dion—Lieutenant William Neill to be Captain of a Coen pany, by purebate, vice Hovetiden, who retiree • Toth (Attu—Captain W. H. Hall, from the 9eth Foot, to be Cap tain of a Contpany.vice (.etch, who exchanges. yid Ditto—Lieutenant J. M Luce', from the 534 Fog, o Captain of a Company, by purchafe. 78th Ditto—Patrick Grant, Gent. to be Enka, without chafe, vice Hamilton. promoted. 79th Dine--liofpital Mate R. Aytoo to be Militant Surgeon. 93th Ditto--. Captain Jonathan Leaelt,from the yeth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Han, who tzeloangt,. ad Welt India Regiment—Thomas EDI Gent. to be Enlist., without purchafe, vice Stepney. ftmettetied. Dillon's Regnatento—Lieutenant C. Baron de Hiller, from Wane vine's Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice D'Artcs, appointed to the Artillery ; D'Orfeuille, Gent. to he Iln- Ggit, without purehok, vice Bourdonnaye, appointed to the bath Foot. The King's German Legion. ad Dragoon—Williain Armarong, Ffq. to be Poyma (ter. zd Garrifon battalion—Lieutenant Thomas Farrel . , tram the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Adams, appointed to the 47th Foot. Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain John Flack, from the 88th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thon pfoa, placed on the Retired Lilt. STAFF. Deputy CommifEary•General George Burrman to be Conuniffary General of Stores, Provifions,aud Forage to the Troops tervhig In rime Mediterranean. .sd Regiment of the Royal Eva India Volunteers. , jam Ainthe, Gent . to be Enfign, vice Wekon, who re figns. figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerfet. Yeovil Subdivifion Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Peter DanW, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Gjitantock ; George Totem, Efq. to be Major, vice Daniel; Samuel For ward, Efq. to be Captain, vice liston ; George Tulon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Forward; Nicholas Wadham Poole, Goat twbe Enka, vice Talon. Dated February 8, 1806. Mendip Legion.—Eaßern Battalion. George Day, Efq. to be Captain, vice Swymnier ; Joteph Day, Gnat. to be Lieutenant, vice G. Day ; Samuel Benham, Gent. to be Enligp, vice J. Day. Dated February 8, t Weflern Battalion. _ _ _ jobn Allen, Efq. to be Captain, vice Harden ; John Cattle, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Allen. Dated November 4, zsor. Poiden Fap Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. John Parker, Efq. to be Capkiln, vice Greenhill; Thomas Putter, Gent. to be Lieutenantorice J. Parker. Dated Feb. 8, t !oh. tit Ealt Somerfet Regiment of Volunteer latntry. Weltein Battalion. John H. nondfellow, Efq. to be Captain, vice Dawe. pitted February 8, tfici6. Eaftetn Battalion. _ _ _ William Mullin, Gent. t;Tael.leutenaiir,;ice Bird t John Crofa, Gent. to he EsiGgn, vice 0 &inward Dated Odober la, aos. ad Eall Surnerfet Regiment nt Volunteer Infantry. William Patfitt, Efq. to be Captain, vice Rich. Dated March z 4, ay& Cummifiion in the Nnrth Hants Regiment of Militia, iigned by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Terry, Gent. to be Eago. Dated April 29, [BO6. PARTNERSHIPS DIS:3OI.VED. Joreph Smith and William Oething, fhip brokers, Kent road, licrinondky, Surrey, April 30, 403. Richard Bank, and Muncy Eldred, of Norfalk-flreet, Mary kliddhLA leather. fellers, April 1806. Jofeph liarkworth . , 1 horns, Dawfon, and Jamb Dawfun, of Dockhesd, London,April st. 406. Samuel , Williarnfor of Or-enbeld, Flintiblre, book. keeper, William Righ t', of Flows:den, Hintikire, iron-founder, Daniel Donbafrand, of Greenfield, book.keeperomil WUU.,m Han cock, of Enloe, blintibire. Joiner, mamsfadurers of brick and ides, BucklerMountalsr, Flinifhire, March it, 406. William Greenwood Ana Abram Whitchread, jun. of Minh, Sarldieworth, Yorkihire, and Jnltn Thondry, of Red-Hall, Mh ton tunder.lyne, cotton 'Pinner" and niarufadurers, January a, Sob. Robert Roliwtll, of Ar,den, and Peter Bothwell, of Lytnm, both in Cbelhire, corn and flour dealers, April Es, snob- Michael 'Taylor and Edward laylor, of (titensftrcei, Cheap fide, wlnemerchants, April s 6, Iliad. John Carrington and Thomas Langwhh,of Stockport,Cheihire, gardenen and nurferymen, May all, 405. Edward Williams. of Skirencwton, klonmouthilaire, paper maker. J ufepb Morris, thopkeeper. and Richard Morris, accomp tan'. both of Chepitow. May t, tan& Joi . elth Ncifon and Jorepla Ncllon, Jun. of Leeds, Yorkailee, April a 6, i 8 )6. James Cabrera and Oloff Fault, of Denmark-o.mi, Soho, Loa dm. irwelkra. 1 horns' Gar6de, James Clarfide„, and Richard Jackinn, Man e/seller warehoufemen, h:.2-wort, Bread ftreet, Los doss, April 30, 'BO6. Andrew Amalrie and Samuel Morand, of IVlanchefter, ma. chants, April ad, 1806. James %Sty and laltllzm Vambain, of Bamon4for, Surrey, weal-11 8 Sn; 61400 14 ' • • "ves — WAVeriaextrva. Thomas Rawden, late of Redruth, Cornwall, draper, dealer and chapasai, to fur rendes Msy to, 17, at ten, and Lune 14. at eleven, at Guildhall. Londna. Attorney. Mr. Eaton. Ilirchin lane. Stephen Newton Clifwr..ll. of Wareham. Norfolk , fhopkeeper, d,alerand chapman. May to, ao, and June 14,11 ten, at Guild h,ll, London. Anomie*, Melte+. Catty and Haddaii, Angel ceurt. Throgmorton.nree t, London. William Marthan, of Old Betblewm, London, brunt maker, dealer and chapman, May ter, at twelve. May sr, at ten, and June 11, at twelve, at Gull hail Attorney, Mr. Towle, Fiihmongers'- t.bli, tipper Thsmes-ftreet. Jame Hid, of Deptford, Kent. victualler, dealer and chapman. May 12, at twelve, May at, at ten, and June 14, at twelve, at Attnies, Mr. Turner, No. 23, Ldwardareet, or Cavendini (quart. Anthony *lbw' ta, of Duke.flreet. parifh of St. Jams. Wentrin flee, (other manutadurer. merchant. dealer mut ehapman. May 17. 10, and June t 4, at one, at Gulldbail. Attornies, Mars. iawron and NV ratiflaw. Warsvic It- (tree, Goldetaquare. Edward Aitkine Davit:llOn, of Newcaltle upon-Tyne, grocer. tea dealer and chapraan. May 1,8,7.9, and June t 4. at eleven, at the Turk's Head Inn. bieweaftle.upon•Tyne. Attornics, Mr. Wm. Kirkky, Newaaille.upon•Tyne; or Mr. Charles Cannabis, No. SO, Chaneery.lane, London. Ri , liard Sharpe, Dow or late of Aerate.", Leads. Yorkfhlre, dry (alter, dealer and chapman. May 21,12, and June 14, at eleven, at the 'Three Leas Inn, Leeds. Anoraks, Mr. John Y:ilfon, G monk-Reece, Hatton-Garden, London, or Mr. Charles Coup. land, of Leeds. William Winn, of Laneafter, linen-draper and grocer, dealer and Chapman, May ts, at five, May 13, and June 14. at eleven, at the King's Arms lon, Lancelet Attornies, Mr. Parker, Lan• caner; or Mr. Caton, Gray's Jon, London. William Simmons . of Thaw. Gaftdfhire, innholder, dealer and chapman, May 16,17. and June 14. at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. John Hullier, of l'hame. Jofeph Walters. of Starminfter Newton, Dorferthire, grazier. Job. her, anClioneer, plumber and glazier, dealer and chapman, May 8,9, at the Swan Inn, Sturminßer Newton, and June la. at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftethary, at eleven. Anoraks, Mr. Hannan, Shaftcfbury ; or Maffei. Pearfons, Pump court,Terople. John Chriftlan Hube, uf the Broadway, Deptford, Kent, potter, glafa-manufadurer, dolvt and chapnsan , May to. t 3, and June 14, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Abraham lilacs, Great George-Brea, Mimeses. Abraham Ike Mender, of Upper Thames-ftreet. Loindon, mer chant, dealer and etiapenan, May 6,10, and June ie. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick-Innate, Ne orgate Rivet. Thomas Morgan, of Holborn, Middlefex, linen draper, dealer and ehapman, May 54,88, and June 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr. Patten, Crofa ftreet, Hatton-Rivet. James Wake, late of Whitby, Taal/re, Ibip builder, dealer and Cblllllll4o, May 6,10. and Tune vs, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Anoraks. Metro, Palmer, Tonslinfons, and Thomism, Coptbill-court, Throgniorton-flreet, London. DIVTDF.NDS. May 3. Curwen Gale, of TOMO' Hill, London, merel'ant and in forsake broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 6. Thomas Wood, late of Sculcoates, Yosalhire, dealer in fpliknous liquors, and chapman, at twelve, at the George Inn, Kingllon.upon May 7. Solomon I.unds, of Rifhworth, parish of Halifax, York. fla re , ea sem-o,anoratterer, dealer and charms, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. May 7. William Malkin, of Manchefter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. May 3. John Dutchman the elder, of Kingiton.upen•Hull, fail maker, at ten, at the Coffeohnufe in Scarborough. May R. Batley Royßori, of Lindley, paint of Huddersfield Yee k• (hire, cloth-manniadurer, at ten, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. May 3. John Copitack, late of Angel court,Throgrnortoaltrect, London, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall May 6. John Lee, of York, woollea-draper, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, rear Monk Dar, York. May 8. William Francis, of Cantcrburf, hop-merchant, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. May 9. jam Pickup and James Pickup, bah of the Forel of Roffendale, t.anaPoirc, woollen.manafaerlurers and copartners. st ten,* the Union Credo, Halifar. May 7. Samuel Chad:awn of Hcl,dcn Bridge, Yorktbire, cotton (pincer, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manehefter. May 6. Samuel Young, of North Audley-flreet, Grofvenor.l Middlefex. frugeon and apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. John Jenkins, of Charlton •Row, near Manchefter. coin noun brewer. at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Mancheßer. May to. James Rcdpath, late of Deptford Bridge, Kent, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ' May 8. Samuel Hands and Robert Burton Cooper, of Hirmlng• hem, and Thomas Wright, of London. button and buckle. makers, and copartners, at (our, at the Union Tavern, Cheery - !treat, Birmingham. May to. William Rogers, late of Dipley Mill, parilh of Hartley- Wintney, Halal, miller and tualtfter, at twelve, at the George Inn. OdUiam. May to. Stephen Hunt, of Croodall, Hants, tanner, at twelve, at the George Inn, Orditiarn. May la. Bryant Bigg., of Chatter. Hnee Hinton, Somerferthire, Chopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at cloven, at the White Hart Inn, Broad • ftrect, Brain. May to. Alexander Watt, of Northan.place, pariLh of Northaa, Herta, farmer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. FRANCE. PARIS, APRIL as. The German papers tell u, the Ruffians have eva cuated the Mouths of the Cattaro ; but however probable this may be, hitherto we know that a report of this nature mull be premature. FRANKFORT, APRIL 23. --It is confirmed that the Aullrian prifoners are again matching towards the Rhine, and from thence m Inuit detachments Olio' Swabia and Bavaria ; but the report that the Empe ror of Ruffia has acknowledged the Kings of Bavaria and Wirtemberg is by no means authenticated. Concerning the retreat of the French light troops I..tm Bavaria, Swabia, Franconia, and the Main, it is ()Able it may take place fuon : but to the prefent moment we have not heard that any one of thele corps hare even put themfelves in motion. hi. Soult'a corps was Itill between Landfhut and Par fau on the 17th, as was alfo that of Marfhal Ney, in the vicinity of Memmingen ; and nn the 18th Mar Thal Berthier hill remained at Munich. In fall, even to the prefent moment, we cannot perceive the heath movement among the French troops in Fran conia that iadicates any probability of their fpeedy departure. CONSTANTIIIOTE, MARCH 27.—Letters from Witl din give reafon to apprehend that that fottrcfs may fall into the hands of the Servlans. VSNICI, APRIL I 2.—Etrutia is become a federa five Hate of France. For feveral days frigates of the enemy have been in fight, but we know not whether they are Ruffian or Englifh ; no (hip, therefore, can go in or nut without expofing irfclf to the danger of being taken, and all bufinels is at a Hand. Only (mall vat], which do not draw much water, and which can fail through the Laguna and along the coati, can put to fea. A great fcarcity prevailshere, as no provi fions arrive now f:om Dalmatia. Roma, kliacir 29.—The feveral ferret confiflories that his Holinefs has lately held, and the prayers that he has put up at the high altar of St. Peter and St. Paul, in the Vatican, prove that extraordi nary events arc in cortemplatinn. It is generally be lieved here that Pius VII. will refign, and Cardinal Fefch be raifed to the Papal dignity, who will re move his feat to Avignon, in which cafe the Hate of the Church will he incorporated with the King dom of Italy. I . , P, HOUSE OP LORDS, SATURDAY, MAY 3. The petition of MIS. Eliza Utterton, praying for lay to traduce a Dill to divorce Frederick Ten was air th., , a kr ew now huthan f d, i to enable her to slu rry aglin. f weirdo rorrntt , Earlof CAERNARVON and the i.ORD CHANCELLORogr. acted to be taken into further cooperation on Monday nest. Lord HOLLAND prefented Petitions from the Debt I-William Gaul and In the Marilialfe. Prlfoo of the City of En, praying relief, and that t he Bill before their Lordflups mtilit pats into a Law. The Longitude Difeovery Reward and lArd Stittee. eases Annuity Dace= Rill, feverally paired the Comm Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. OWEN, from the Faft ladle Dire aors, prefelted count, purfuant to an order of the t 6 th o f April the fir. of mnney paid to the ereoitnrs of the Nabob of A.rectr fpsetfyfng the names of the individu:is who had received the fame: a". • the amount of the debts remaining unpaid. On the motion *sof Sir HUGH INOLIa, theft papers wet: , dered to he printed. A turflage from the lords informed the Haute that they screed to (meal private Aets; and that they would proceed then on the trial of Lord Melville at tea o'cluck on Mond3v ning.—Adjourned. THE RI/ENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. MAY s. PRICE. OF STOCKS THI i DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cwi(ola, for noway, ilm—for May 6 )I,i -.omnum PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bans Stock, us Imp. Ann. 3i 9 z. 26 3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. sot Each. Bilk, ia a to a 21 pr. 3 per Cent. Conf. 64 6of Oninlum 21 prem. 4 per Cent. 7701 Englnh Tickets aoL sa. s per Cent. Navy 93t Conf. for ace. 64 Long Ann. c 7 5.16 CAPTURE OF LINOIS'S SQUADRON. This pleating intelligence was announced in the following Bulletin, circulated yefterday among Mi lliners, and of which a copy was elks fent to the Loin MAYOR, who caufed a copy of it to be affixed s to the Manfion Houfe, for the information of the Public : . ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAY 4. • A &patch has teen received this morning from Vice Adml• ral Sir J. B. WAD/AN, But. and K. B. givitg an account of the capture of the Mucosa, of So guns and 740 men, Rear Admiral Limon; and the Belle Poule, of eo guns, and 320 men, on the 13th March, after a running fight for haw hour., with his Mpjcfp'4 thlps LONDON and AMAZON. LONDON. • WOUNDS*. o Ofikers (Limit. Papas) t I Petty Of laers - 6 Seamen • It 3 Marines AMAZON. Officer' ( kitool. SET. OSCOII "Jou acid Pitioai Petty Officers Seamen IC SLUM. omen • Petty Officers - Seamen - • Marines 1 o Petty Mem a Emmen - Marini. - a Marines Marengo and Belle Poole, 65 tined, go wounded. u Admiral Lisms to among dmarounded " The difpat ch above alluded to was received by that JOHN Bu LL cutter, which arrived at Plymouth on Friday night. Befides the difpatch for Government, upwards of fourteen hundred letters from the fleet were brought home by the John BULL. The tub• joined letters contain tome interelling particulars, not hated in the Bulletin 'lt TORBAY, MAY 3. Yeflerday evening arrived off Torbay, the Jouss Boss, cutter, from Sir J. B. WARREN'S fquadron, off the Cape de Verd Iflands. The Commander of the Joust Bu Ls. landed here laft evening, and brought with him difpatches from Si.- J. B. WARREN to Ad. miral Youxo, at Plymouth, for which place he im mediately fet out. He brought the pleafing gence of His Majefly's (hips LONDON and AMAZONI Navin. fallen in ss iih and captured (near Cape de Verd the French fhips Marengo, of 84 guns, Admiral LINOS!, and la Belle Poule frigate, after a very fmart aftion, in which many were killed and wounded on both fides. Betides thefe difpatches the brought home upwards of fourteen hundred letters from the above fleet, which are all forwarded by this poll." PLYMIUTH, MAY 3., " The JOHN E tree cutter arrived here left night, with difpatchcs for Government, which were for warded immediately for London; they contain the plcaring intelligence of the capture of the Marengo, of 84 guns, and the Belle Poule, of 44 guns, by the LONDON, of oo guns, and the AMAZON, of 38 guns, belonging to the fqttadron under the command of Rear Admiral Sir J. B. Was.aza. The French Ad mit al Li sot s was returning to Europe from the Eaft Indies, where he has been cruifing with great (ur ea!, and it is Paid that he has an immenfe quantity of tre:tfure with him on board the Marengo. The capture of this fhip is a great acqnifition to the Britifh Navy, as file is Rated and believed to be the tirlt failcr in the French or any other Navy. " The action which happened the 13th of March, was extremely hot for about 35 minutes: the Lou• DON had 3o men killtd and wounded : the fquadrort confined, when theJoua Burt. left them, of eight fail of the line and frigates, and the French Gips were fitting to cruize with them. " The LONDON and AMAZON were fo far to wind ward of the fquadron, that the anion was folely between them and the two French thips, and was very fevere wbillt it continued. The Marengo loft 300 men in killed and wounded ; among the latter is Liam', whole leg and thigh were fraflured very badly. The Englias alto fuffered much : the firft Lieutenant of the LOUDON is among the wounded ; and the Firft Lieutenant of the AMAZON, and Lieu tenant of Marines, are among the killed. The ac Lk' dna llO r ' 4 106.• mkt Y. Vier • rr le AO he (urn' sctryint mi d AIL) n t or- gy rid lar• ty rug cx-