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ll k ti ' ILIA:BURGH IfdlL. ------- BERLIN, APRIL 29.--M. MOM'S, the Ruffian Minifier at our Court, received yefterday ar eflafette from the Ruffian Conful at Stettin, which brings the news of the Swedes having blockaded the Port of Swinemunde. The Swedifh Government has alto laid an embargo on all Pruffian fhips ; it is thought that, in eonfegnence of there ails of holtility, the Pruffian troops will enter Swedifh Pomerania. The .Englifh Minifter, although on the eve of his clepa-r Cure, has not yet left Berlin ; it is even thought that he will be replaced by another Diplomatic agent. fine Baron !Jacobi, our Envoy at London, has not yet been recalled. Our Court Gazette contains a (port account from Ratzeburgh of the affair on the z4th, with the SOie. difh troops. It concludes as follows : " The Swedes at left entirely withdrew from the territory of Lauenburgh to Gadebufh, and then purified their march to WI& Ina /. Some borfes which had rust away from them were caught by the Peahen troops, and fent after them, as the Pratt - tans in taking poffeffion of Lauctiburgh had uo hoftile intentions age-fait the Swedes." General Kalkreuth has received orders to hold his corps in readinefs to march. &ATMS/RON, APRIL 3o. —An account has been publifbed here of the affair of the 23d between the Swedes and Prodians. it begins with Rating, that the PrufGan corps drained for the occupation of Lauenburgh confifted of two battalions and four fcluadrons of Reefen's regiment of carollers. On the rift the Swedlfh Count, Lowenheilm, protefted again tbe advance of the PrufGan troops; bat as the ftrength of his corps was not above Ave hundred horfe, It was not foppofed that any ferious oppo6- tlon to the Prulrtans would be made. Count Von Reefen in formed the Swedith Commandant that the Prof:Gans had no orders to commit holtilities, and mentioned to him that they had direCtions to proceed to cantonments in the territory of Lawn. burgh, which they would proceed to occupy. As they were ad vanciug, heat ever, the corps on the road to Ratzeburvit, under Major Van 9 . 9izow, were attacked by about 3o Swede& troops, chiefly mounted gagers, but the Proffians did not return their fire, moving on to the place where the principal force of Count Lenfrenbeilm was &trembled. Although the Prufnan troops (um maned the Count to withdraw, be wonid not, but kept up a warm difcharge of piltul mot. At left a trooper and a cannoneer being wounded, a few balls were returned. Meanwhile Colonel Von Reefen had advanced by another route, and joined with that of Major gaizow. Headed the cavalry to deploy. The Colo nel again fent a trumpeter to Count Lowenheilm, and after tome conference, Colonel Von Reefen made his left wing jail back, to leave :he way open for the. Swedes into the territory of Mecklen bfth. But after it was foreofed all hoftilities had ceded, the Swedes hewed a erdpallifoo to occupy a height from which they might have given fame dilturhanee to the Prufßans, it was found necefrary to diflodge them by direCtiog against them a few dif charges of grape hot, by which a few buffers and a boric were killed. After the exchange of a few hots of hull arms, the Swedes retreated." :This narrative concludes thus : a The Praha') troops had only three men wounded. This affair, however, afforded them the fatisfaCtion to have a clofe oh feryatient of the military appearanee and manceuvrcs of the Swe diet-troops. The order and difcipline which there weeps obferved, dining their Ray in this diftridt, is well knowp ; and the refolu tionalifplayed by then, raid their leaders, merits amok juitice." VIIINNA, Aran. 23.—The French are dill at Bralt nut, the regiments of Starry and of the Archduke Francis Charles have quitted Vienna, the one for St. Hypolite, and the other fur Lintz. AUGSBURGH, APRIL 22.—A great part of the Head Q2arters of the French Grand Army, has left Ulm for Stralburg, and it is hoped that the re mainder will follow within a few days ; the advises received by the lad poll from Italy, make no mention of the 'evacuation of Cattarn, by the Ruffians ; on the contrary, the letters from Trielle Rate that the Englifh and Ruffian (hips on the coatis of Dalmatia increafe daily. The report circulated at this moment is, that Mar tha! Soult has received orders to march with his corps, with all bade, to Italy. BANKS OF THE bIAINR, APRIL 16.—Confiderable trains of artillery have arrived at Vienna, from Hun gary and Bohemia, which are intended to lupply the arfenal of that capital. HANIBUROH,MAY a.--Three Englifh mail: arrived this morning. All trade is now nearly at a Rand ; thole who have goods demand In high a price that no one will buy, choofing rather to wait to fee if matters will take another torn. It is reported that a Prof:llan Anabafrador Extraordinary will fhortly be fent to London ; Count Haugwiiz, and even the Duke of Brunfwick are named. This morning, it is reported, that the Pruffian troops are to leave Hanover, which will be occupied lay the troops of Brunfwick : this is probably as well founded as the report that the Duke of Brunfwick has folemnly renounced all pretenfions of fucceffion to Hanover, though it is very certain that no application of the kind has been made to his Highnefs, and that therefore this eventual renuncia. tion has not taken place. By the embargo laid on the Englifls (hips in Prof. flan ports, we have news of only three being detained. CONSTANTINOPLI, A PRIL a.—The coolnels which fubfified between the Minifier of the Porte and the Ruffian Envoy having become ferious. the latter, by order of his Sovereign, trardmitted a Note to the Sublime Porte by the Reis Effendi, in which he lays, that as the alteration in the difpofitinn of the Porte mud proceed from a groundlefs miftrufl, and an unjud fufpicion which it may have conceived, that the military difpufitions made by !India fur her own fecurity. were direfted againd the Porte ; he again c::.:lared mod folemnly, by order of his Court, that ha Imperial Majefiy had never entertained any fuch intentions, and that he pledged himlelf anew to fulfil • all the articles of the treaty of amity which had jai been concluded with the Porte, in their foiled extent, and to give the molt convincing proofs of the purity of its fentiments, and the probity of its intentions, the Court of Raffia had determined to remove every objet that might he capable of again exciting the fitipieinns of the Porte, by withdrawing every corps which it bad nn the Frontiers of Turkey, in the Crimea, Moldavia, and Wall ichia, and that it had already given the neceffuy orders for that purpofe. The Norte has replied to this note, that all its wilbes were confined tc the prefcrving its neutrality; that it alto pledged itfclf to fulfil the treaty which had recently been concluded, and in proof of its . pacific views it would immediately countermand all the military difpofitions which it had made, with the exception of thole which were direited againft the rebels in Sts via. raTSLY, APRIL 16.—1 S is laid that the King of Napks is about to embark at Pahrmn for Barcelona; the (ttieen goes forneahcre elf:, not yet fixed upon, and the Crown Prince remains in Sicily. General Mathieu Dumas is appointed Minißer of War at Noks, and the Counfcllor of State Miot is ippointed Minißcr for Foreign Affairs. '' ' For each of the twelve Neapolitan provinces a ~ - mmandant is appointed. i I That beautiful diflriff the Terra de Lavorp4 will loon become a deur, it the diffurbances in the inte• riot. Rill continue. Fra Diavolo (Brother Devi') wan ders about with a gang of robbers, 2 or 3co in num ber, and they carry lire and decaliation wherever they go. He has ordered three of the citizens of Soza to be flrot—Sometimes difguifed as a peafant, a waggoner, or a labourer, he reconnoitres the po fition of the French army, and afterwards makes his affaults upon it with his banditti. He has lately had the audacity to Common the Commandant of Bonelli to furrender. He was lately attacked, but the event isnot known. Gaeta it to be bombarded with red hot balls. NAPIAS ' Arau. la.—Perfons who have arrived here from Corfu, fay, that on the loth of March an order arrived there from St. Peterfburgh for the greater part of the Ruffian troops in the Republic of the Sevsn Elands to embark, and fail for the Black Sea. FLoa ryes, Apart, 12.—Gaeta fill holds out, by which the farther operations in Lower Italy are much retarded. It is about to be cannonaded by TOO great guns, but the fituation of the fort upon a hill is fo advantageous, that the * bombardment pro• duces little effee, and it will be very difficult to take it fo long as the communication by fea is open. It is Paid, therefore, that a French and Spanifh fquadron is expelled to blockade it. The Prince of Heffe Philipfthall has fent away all perfons who cannot be of ale in the defence of the place. On the Rth inf. Marfhal Jourdan paired this city on his- way to Naples. He Raid here one day, but did not appear at Court, excufing liimfelf to the tZ2een by the urgency of his bufinefs. 1' he day before yefterday the Prince Borghefe ar rived here from Rome, and has had feveral long conferences with the French Envoy. It is hence con jeCtured, that his journey relates to fome objaCt of importance, efpeeially as fo many reports are in cir culation of great changes that may be fhortly expel cd in Italy. It is Paid that a Papal Bull, permitting the eating of flefh on Fridays and Saturdays, will loon make its appearance, and be followed by another fill more important, relative to auricular confeftlon. The cs-devant Bifhop of Montefiarcone, Cardinal Maury, well known in the hillory of the French Re volution, was lately precasted, by the Papal Nuncio, to the Q2een of Etruria. She was much pleafed with him, and his probable he will receive the archbilhoprick of Pifa, vacant by the death of Monfigneur Angelo Franchefchi. LONDON. THURSDAY, MAY 8. PRICE OF STOCKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confob, for money, Sol—for May 6o};—Omnium af. Fat heq. tolls, par as. prem.' PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock, a tot India Bonds, is a as. prem. 3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. tof South Sea Stock 61} 3 per Cent. Conf. 6ofi 60f Imp s per Cent. 38} 4 per Cent. 77f} Each. Bills, par Si pr. 5 per Cent. Navy off Onsnium Arent Lung Ann. a I t-16 Englith Tickets a 01.32 DUBLIN. MAT 2. 5 per C. Gov. Deb. 944—Ditto 34 pa Cent. ya. Exchange—Dublin on Loudon. soli. • Government difpatches have been received from our Miniiker at Conftantinople, which are faid to contradiel every thing which has been afferted in the Paris Papers retpeeting the political attach. ment of Turkey to France. The neutrality of the Porte is Rated to have been guaranteed by Ruffia, on the afturance that, if any attempt be made by the French armies to penetrate the Ottoman States, on whatever grounds or pretext, the Grand Signior piomifes to give a free pattage to the Ruffians, through any part of his dominions.—Some changes have lately been made in the Turkilh Cabinet, caleu• laced to encourage this difpofition. HAMBURGH MAIL. At a late hour laR night, the Mail which was due yenerday, arrived at the Pon Office, from which we have given ample extra is in the preceding columns. by letters from Copenhagen of the z6th April, we learn, that the fleet of merchant (hips from Leith, ar rived Cafe at El6nore, under convoy of the armed (hip NORFOLK, of 22 guns, and the Sales cutter. GIBRALTAR. This day we received letters from Gibraltar, which come down to the I 3th ultimo. The gartifon all well. The account circulated a few days ago, on the au thority of letters from Lilbon, of Rear Admiral Sir Svonar SMITH having landed at Algefiras, and done Come mifchief to the enemy in that quarter, mull have been founded in Come error. Our Correfpon• dent would not have failed to record fuch an event. had it occurred. Sir SYDNIY has proceeded for Malta ; but it is thought is to go afterwards on an other fervice. " GIBRALTAR, MARCH 27. LalL night Sir Svos►v SMITH, in the Pumvss, with the convoy from England under his charge, came into the Bay. They were for Tome hours be- calmed off Cabrita Point, and we were very appre henfive of their being attacked by the Spanith gun boats, but not one of them offered to get under weigh. The Spaniards fcem to be in great dread of being attacked by him, as, about three weeks ago, immediately on hearing that he was coming out here, they fent away two thirds of their gun boats from Algefiras to Cadiz and Carthagena. MARCH sB.—Detained and brought in the Dania& brig Frende Sorkinde, Joon Tomlinson, fix days from Malaga, with wine and fruit for Embden, by his Majelty's bomb Tnunosa. “ Captured and brought in the SpanA privateer fchooner Sto. Xto. \lel Palo, by his Majefly's fhip TlNUNDillill. 14 MARCH 29.—The SRA Hoist and Wssatt cam: in this morning from the fleet, with a Spaniar privateer, captured by the Timm:want. " APRIL I.—Our accounts from Spain to-day Rate, that both a French sod Spandb army have .1- ready commenced their march to take pareffion of Portugal. " APRIL 2.SiE SIDNEY SMITH INN tomorrow, with the convey for Malta, if the wind is fair. The objet of his deftination afterwards is not knnown, but it is generally fuppofed to be either Alexantiria or Sicily. " Not a finglc gun boat has flicwn ;trek fince the POMPIR Inchmed here. The BEAGLE came in to da, from the fleet. • • " APRIL 3.—The NErro It I, ZIRLOVS. and STAN natio failed this morning In Hit L'rd Cot.Ltmc wooo's fleet, and the Preioyante Rorelhip for Eng land. " APRIL 5. —This morning came in the Natal), NAUTILUS, and FURNACE bomb, from oll' Cartha. gena, with the accounts of two Spanifh fail of the line, two frigates, and a brig of war having failed fram that port. In the afternoon the R s moms( t e frigate brought in the brig which the captured under lime batteries on the Spanifh coat}, mkt. Cape de Gatte, after an atlion of half an hour. The brig has loft her main mall, and is much (flattered about the dem, and had feveral men killed and wounded—our frigate had two wounded. " APRIL 6.—Sir Singly SMITH failed this morn ing in the Pours', with feveral (hips under convoy for Malta. " Captured and brought in the French Xebeque privateer Dolphin, three days from Oran. By P. S. W. Felicity, which alto re-captured the P. S. W. Envy, taken by the French privateer. Dolphin. 4, Arut. 7.—The AMPII low arrived from off Ca diz. Captured and brought in, his Catholic M.ijelly's brig Vigilante, Lieutenant Dom Jots JULIAN, off Cape de Gatte, by his Majelly's {hip RANOMM E E. " A►ait. 9—The Swirrsuas came in from Te tuan, where the had been to water. The Moors knocked down and feized one of the Lieutenants be longing to the (hip employed on the watering party, and ca►ried him off prifoner to Tetuan, becaufe Cap tain Ruvitzavoan refufed to give them a certain quantity of powder which they demanded. The in folence and extortion of both the Emperor of Moroc co and the Dey of Algiers daily increafe, and our Go vernment should take Come determined meafures with the Barbary Powers to render the Britifh flag a little refpestable in their eyes, which certainly is not at prefent the cafe. " Antic to.—The Ocean, &MIS, and Eurra- Liss, with the convoy from England, for this place and Malta, arrived this afternoon. 4 , The EURYDICF fails for England in a few days, with Vice Admiral Lord NORTIIISIL 4 , Aram r3.—The MINO&CA brig of war arrived to day from Lifbon, with the Mails to the 26th ult.; the had two Englifh veffels under convoy, and was attack:a by a number of gun boats in the Streights, which, however, the drove into Tariffee." EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM AN OFFICER ON 'MAID H. M. S. London, at Sea, in lat. s 6. z 6. N. long. 29.15. W. April t, ac 6. At three A.M. two Itrange (all N. E. wore Dip, made all fail In chace. The Admiral's frittadron far to the S. E. ntaLle the ne e:. Tar; fignals, by firing guns, letting off rackets, blue lights, and snaking falfe fires, made the ufual preparation for battle. At day light, one of the enemy, a lire of battle Chip solicad, within gifted Dot ; the other a frigate endeavouring to dupe our fquadron a long way Am—commenced a heavy cannonading at elide quit ters, with the line of battle alp alonade, and the frigate athwart our bows, which did us a deal of damage, and tailed forty. five minutes fuceeffively, without intermilSon : during which time our bowfpeit, foremaft,foreyard,and other Rieke of left con. (avow, were dangerouily wounded. At one time we expeCted they had an intention to board us, but a conftant and well dire red fire loon fo fiekened the Frenchmen, that they hauled en board their main tack, and made all fail they poffibly could to get clear of us The Remain (ye), coming up,iaft, the Amazon frigate COMMCLC. ed action with the French frigate, and they fought very expertly on both fides nearly an hour; we could but get now and then a gun to bear on the enemy. People were employed knotting and (gifting of ropes, and b..nding (mall fails, with every other exertion, to get up with the enemy. Fcrtunately, by thia time, the Ramifies t Was nearly within gun !hot ; we Dot ahead, and gave our (hip a yaw, and let fly a broadfide, fo tremendutis,that could we have re peated It before the Ramifies came up, the enemy mull have gone down. I cannot fay whether the withed to avoid engaging the Ramllles as the came up, or whether It was a point of honour that induced the enemy to fire one (hot to leeward, and ftrike to his Majeity's Dip London, Sir H. B. Vents, Bart. Captain. The French frigate alatoft at the fame time hauled down her colours, and ftruck to his Majefty's Chip Amazon (frigate). We had 9 Caen killed, and sr men wounded, many of whom have to lament the rob of legs and arms. The frigate Is called the Belle Poole, and the name of the line of battle (hip is the Marengo, Admiral Liners. No doubt but you have beard of her being the terror to the Company's trade in the EaR Indies (or fix or fcven yearn paR. The number of killed and wounded on board the Marengo amounts to 130. The French Admiral has loft his leg, his Captain bit arm, who has fir.ce died of his wounds. We are repairing da. mages . as ( ail as poffible, and hope to have the plcafure of fecing Plymouth ®only." ANOTHER TTTTTT TROPE AN MIMI ON SOLED Till SAME SHIP, DATED " Put t Praia Bay, St. jag°, Arr I 6, 18(36. " Our fleet have arrive. , here to water, after the capture of the Preach Admiral I.iNois's nap Marengo, and the Belle Pottle, but as we find water only for the necdfary caufunaption of the day we have orders to lail t' the Weftern Ines, to take in the aced (my (apply. Oar late capture was accidental--the French Admi ral fell in with, and almott ran on board as in the right of the 1 Ith of March; and (emoting on to be an Ealt India convoy, did not perceive his tniftake till the London, which was well to wind ward with the frigates, came with every Lit fet, al.mgfide of the Marengo before light of dawn, on the 13th, and poured a Lroadflde into her before the found her error; the mull have cf• caged from her great fuperlority in ("ding. Lion, a ar, , ear• a will bred Oflectv—be la but flt‘htly wounded. He had nand...era of I Lacers and India., marina on board, which we have diflributed through our fquadron." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. --- NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, It *6. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. The Jockey Club Plate of sogs to be run for by hotter, kc. the property of Members of the Jockey Club. 4yr olds carrying 73. alb. syr olds 811. 31b. 6yr • olds 811. 91b. and aged 8,1. t ilb. B. C. Mr. Mental b. e Stavely, 4 yrs old Mr. D. Radcliffe s b. c. Barbarotra,4 yes D. of Grafton's b. m. Pardo!, C. yrs . • Mr. Howarth's b. c. Plat,tagenet,4 yrs 4 Ld Foley's ch. h. Stretch, 6 yrs Mr. Walion'a b. c. 24co.morket. 4 irs dr • Four to t a Ott Siavely, 6 tot net Barbaroffs, 7 • to 4 on Parafol. Mr. Howorth's Honefly, 811. 71b. beat Mr. Mel. lifh's c. by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful, 78. :31b. Ab. M. tongs.—z to ton 1 - I , inclly, Mr. R. Bi-ce's Currycomb, yll. t tlb. beat Ld Grofvenor's Vlolsote; 91b. Two.yr old C. loop. —6 to 4 agft Currycomb. Mr. R. Boyce's Malvollo, rec. legs. from Ld Fo ley's Kneebuckle,•Bll. 31b. each. Ab. bi. t oogs. . Mr. Watfon's Tot, brotbet to Tuneful. tilt. SM. rec. 136 gs. from Mr. Menial's Luck's-all, Bft. R. M. wogs. 11 I Id TMUTICAL In TEL LIGEXCE. Paszawcs, Tler s.—Since my ha arrived the Fortune, with mal', it r Weymouth ; the Indultry, with copper ore, tor Wales ; the Mariners, with coals, for Fowey ; the Fidelity, with groceries, fer Plymouth; the Princef, Royal, with timber, for Plymouth ; the Unity, with lirneilone, for Penzance; the Love and Unity in ballaft ; the Edward and Ann, with clay, for Brian! ; the Tiger, with beer, &c. for the fleet off Uflisnt, dec. ; the Providence, from Guernfey, with cyder, fur this place ; and the Hero cutter privateer of Guernfey, front a fuccef,ful cruize, having detained and feet in a number of very rich veal' of different natiens, the lait of which is the Danifh brig African from the Coal of Guinea, with gold duff , ivory, and crffee. FALMOUTH. Mar s.—Artived the Camel fore. (hip, from Gibraltar. His Majetty's fbip ESAPHANT, Captain DUND43, with a fleet under convoy for the Welt Indies, is now off this Port. The (hips in this harbour, bound thither, are getting out to join them. —Wind E. PLYMOUTH. May 6.—Came in the Kammerheer Rofenkrant, SMITH, from Fredericklladt , With n a v a l notes for this port; BlLLosia, cf 74 guns, and De. CADY, of 38 guns, both from the lquadron under the command of Rear Admiral Sir It. STIRACKAN a of 44 guns, from a cruis e o ff Lif. bnond.EtT The remainder asws, of Sir R. STR ACHAN ' S f qua d ron is now in fight to the wercward. Dui., May 7.—Sailed the FURY bomb, with the Flora, —, fo Cork, and two other veffels, under convoy to the weitward. Remain in the Downs the reft of the Ibips as per haft. Wind E.N.E. SHIERNESS, MAY 7.—The Baltic Fleet, under convoy cf the lasvrattr and ALERT Hoops of war, failed from the Nore this morning, with a fine breeze at S. E. A convoy is appointed to fail immediately for I'onningen. GREENOCK, MAY s.—The Minerva, Rows, and Dart, Dtantrrova, arrived on Friday lad, at•the Holy Loch, (quarantine (lotion) bons Sicily; failed thence the 26th February, was boarded by his Ma. jelly's floop of war NAUTILUS, off Carthagena, and was intormed that eight fail of the line were then itt port, apparently ready for failing. Fell in with Admiral Coct.tacwooo's fleet, conliiitin-, of t 2 fail of the line, off Cadiz. The above veffels failed from this in /knoll loft for Newfoundland and Naples, proceeded from that for Sicily, and kept together ever lince. _ - GRAYISLICD, MAT 6.-..Paffed by the Adventure, Ncilron ; Re. folution, Corck Two Sifters, Blackburn; and the Maria, Mor ftern, from Norway —Sailed the Patrick, Rofs, for Cork; lubecea, Chatton, and the Navigation; Forbes, for Gibraltar; Collide., Smith, fur Riga; Yentas, Harrifon, for Copenhagen; Lite- Lotherington : Fanny, Home; D•nse. Wight; Adonis, liar- . row; and the Good Intent, Clark, rot Peterlbart.. MAY Merrimack, Ihtcuo.,., from Florida; Preiroiante, M'Coy, and the Built and Dreghent, f rom Gibraltar; Charleton, Miller, from reneriffe ; Ringer, Cook. from Cork; Triton, Parker, front Memel; Ca , afo, Hall; Three Brothers. Copenhagen, Dove, and the Zteluft, Ab- Mum, from Haniburgh.--Salled the Alfred, M•i cod, for To bago ; Heroine, Gray, for Halifax ; Lord Dupplin, Bald ; Ifabdly Relgon, and the John and Jcifeph, Nickolfon, for Peteriburgh. Yeflerday, loon after twelve o'clock, his ...MaJISTY Came to the Oeen'a Palace from Windfor. At two o'clock his MajasrY held a Private Levee, which was attended by— The Lord Chancellor, the Billop of London, the Fun Lord of the Trraftity, the Three Secretaries e State. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the Firit Lwd of the Admiralty. the Maw General of t h e Ordnance, the Prclident of the Connell, the J.d Advocate, the Lord Chamberlain. the Duke of Somerfet. Earls—Winchclfea, lesford,Caruarvon, SuffAk.andßerkeley. Lords—St. Helena, Cathcart, Beauchamp, kiutehtafaa, and Do noughmore. sirs—lobo Shelrdr and Stephen Cotterci. Oencrals—Dori and Gordon. The following had the honour of heirs; prefented to his MAJESTY, upon their feveral appointments and promotions. - - - - - bir:louN SINCLAIR, by the Earl of Moira, oc ht% being eleita I. l :cadent of the Board of Agriculture. General nom, upon his bins appointed Covcruor of Jerfey. Earl GRIT, upon his creation to that title. Lord Benue HA sir (late Mr. Lygon) on hh creation to the dtlit. Lord HOTCIIINSON, upon his kiting appoint e a, Governor Stirling Cattle, in the room of the late Gen. al Grua. Earl of SurroLE, upon his brin: appointed Governor of Lon donderry, in We room of L or d Hutehinfon, _ After the Levee, his Maims , held a Privy Coun cil, at the dole of which his Ilsrasry gave private audiences to Lord Gastivit,La Eart SPENCER. Lord Howlett, Mr. WINDH•M, Mr. Vox, Lord li. Perry, Mr. Boats. the Duke of SumEasr,r. Earl of &eel- LEY, and the Hon. Ta.smas GIFSVILLE. Yeliceday the Dtic!•eis of YGes: completed her 39 th ye ar . Her NI ”FIIITY and the Iriccefre4, AC• entding to annu 11 cation', fpcnt the day-with /heir Royalliighnefies at OatlAnds ; the Dukes of lies? and Ca sesate'ds were of the 1Z02,11 Racy. There is but one centre of at , •aaior, fly philnfo• phzrs, in the univerfe. Nett ;•: tt.todibg this politive Tafel-60n by there Lire , , I.,nntd•p. Jerrrwtrates at this I intiant, above twct,ty mnl powct;111 cerrres of at ti Aftion. It any piniorp!:er t1,2, 0 )ts I:, let him take la I ce rc at fcry, Ito 1: - e I :! , c,`iire 11.,ttery Offices ths,,igh,,,t the rncr :Ind he will be loon ant vinccd vhac univerial ma?nets they RTC in awaiting the we:! i of adventure, before the drawing mences on K:nday next. -;, ~+&= 1 i