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■I VIENNA; MAT 14. . , A report has reached us of an action between Turks and Russians. The latter endeavoured to take PARTS, MAY 25, possession of an island in the river no.. far front Wid The town and castle of Hostelrich, form one of the din, but not being in sufficient force they were ' Most important places in Catalonia, both in respect obli g ed to retreat to Krajova. From every appear, to strength and p o sition. Th e town was taken in ance this campaign will be as sanguinary as decisive. January List, hut those of th e insu rgen t s who were The Grand Vizir is invested with unlimited power *bit to effect their escape, took refuge in the e fort, during the continuance of the war. The Sultan ne which being situated on a steep rock, is sheltered elects no means to animate the courage of the nation. from all regular attacks, can only be redacted by a It is said he has admitteid some English officers among blockade. We therefore con..ented ourselves with his troops, but on condition that they conform to the serroanding the place in such a manner as not to established cs.utoms of the Ottoman army, and to in itifer either reinforcements or previsions to enter it. traduce no alteration in discipline without previously [A detail is then given of two attempts made by apprizing the Grand Vizier. He has also received * Spaniards. to relieve the place, in both of which ammo iron and arms from Malta. they were repulsed, aid prevented from throwing NIAY 15.—The following; is the substance of the , supplies into the place.] Treaty concluded between Russia and Austria, rela- On the 11th of May the fort of Hoetalrich was sum- Live to the cession of 4( 1 0,000 inhabitants, stipulated . neoned, and the answer of the Governor sufficiently, by the Treaty of Vienna :—The line of demarcation announced his distress. On the night of the 12th, ; between the two empires commences, by that treaty, the garrison, favoured by a very thick fog, came out .: en the side of Russia, opposite Ilnizdaicea, .through of the fort in the greatest silence ; their advanced . the circles of Tarnopol, Zloczow, Brzezan, and Za guard threw themselves upon our sentinels, one of : lesczyk. and from the mouth of the Strippa, near whom wets killed, but another fired his musket, which Heremiani, it follews the course of the Dniester as far gave the\ alarm to our troops ; in an instant they 'as the ancient fruitier of Russia. The isles of the were all under arms, and pursued the enemy with so Dniester, situated to the left of the Thalweg, are to Much celerity, that the whole of the garrison were belong to the Emperor of Russia . those to the right killed or taken. Among the latter was a Brigadier to the Enieeror of Austria. The navigation of the Colonel, all the staff, twenty officers, and four bun- Dniester will be free as formerly; but that freedom died men, and one pair of colours. We immediately is not to prevent the effect of the reciprocal regula occupied the place, in which was found a .battery of tions of the custom-houses established or to be estab -42 pieces of cannon of a large calibre, in the best state, lished. The ordonnances relative to the passage of and a considerable quantity of warlike stores, but the respective subjects from ene frontier to another little provision. The taking of Hostalrich possesses , will be maintained in ail their force and vigour.— the great advantage of ensuring the tranquillity I Every inhabitant of a place on one of the frontier of all the district of Gerona ; it gives facility to banks of the Dniester, if he possess on the opposite transporting, by land, provisions to Barcelona, and bank any property whatever, must sell it off within covers the communication of Gerona with this last ' the time to be agreed upon by the two Imperial place. l courts. Several other dispositions relate to the ex- About the same time (the 11th of May) the small ! change or purchase of articles of first necessity, chiefly islands, and the fort of Las Medas, situated upon the • wood, between the subjects of the two empires. coast of Catalonia, opposite the mouth of the Ter, ODESSA, MARCH 5. have been taken from the enemy by a very audacious An American vessel is arrived here from Bald coup de main, attempted by two officers of the first more. This is the first time that the flag of the United regiment of Neapolitan light infantry, Gugliotti a n d lStates has appeared in the Black Sea. The Captain Deluva, who passed over with seven men only, to . was the bearer of a letter from our Consul General the second island, in which the fort is situated. The I and Charge d'Affaires in America, M. Daschkow. Spaniards, terrified at their audacity, though in an As we have now an accredited diplomatic agent with inaccessible place, demanded to capitulate. We found the United States, we hope that his mission will have in it some piecesof cannon, muskets, and ammunition, for its result the establishment of very advantag eous and took prisoners an Officer and his detachment.— commercial relations to the two countries. This capture possesses the advantage of protecting the PRV.SEURGH, MAY 11. coasting along the coast. MAY 29.—The Duchess of Reggio, wife of Mar- . The Russians appear to shew much more activity *h ant e in the 4241 year of her age. al Oudinot, died at Bar-cur-amain on the 22d in-tin their dispositions, in order to transfer the theatre , of war to the right bank of the Danube, as Moldavia ft is suppesed that their Ma j esties would a rr ive at I st 1 and Wallachia can but imperfectly su ffi ce to their . Havre on .the 26th instant, and at Rouen on the 28th• i maintenance. The cattle have been considerably di minisheclbv the number consumed by the armies, and They may be expected at Paris on the 30th tr 31st. i • ! Perhaps not less so by the cultivators of the land per The first eaterteiiiment given to their Majesties : • after their return, will be by the Princess of Borghese, i seeking refuge in more peaceable countries. on the 4Th of Jure, at the beautiful gardens of the bo n ne rafts furnished with light artillery, appear • destined to protcct the passage of the Danube. The Castle or Villiers, near Nettii Yesterday a regiment of cuirassiers arrived hi this ! Turks do not erect any batteries upon the opposite city f rom Germany. side of the river, but content them:elye: with having i ! them observed by detachments of cavalry. BAYONNE, MVir 22. CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL In. Extract of a letter from o::neral Count Suchet, r . i We have just learned that the Russians have opened commanding t ii?. fid corps of the army of Spain, to , , General Count i tee campaign by forming an attack against the island e it lof Astromane, occupied by th e Turks, and situated " I hasten, my dear General, H e d edouville : Quarters, Lerida May 14 on at night. , to infer , you, that, I upon the Danube. A. corps of 3000 Russians set out m subsequent to the events that I communicated to you, 1 from Krajova on the 14th March, undertaking to seize upon this Island. 'l2:e object of the enemy was fifteen days of open trenches, three of continual fire, to secure his communicates With the Servians, who, and two assaults, have made us masters of Lerida i and its formidable cas:les. ; on their side, pushed forward parties nearly to \VW ' e We foued in it 100 laces of cannon mounted i din, but they have entirely retired since the expedition, 1,500,000 cartridges, 200,0 p 001b. of powder, and ten i° ,' f which mention has just been made. The Grand thousand firelocks, eight thousand prisoners were Vizier redoubles his activity in makiag preparations for war. The Sultan himself makes the greatest taken, ten standards, six Colonels, three Brigadiers, 1 efforts to reanimate the courage of the nation, in ad two Marshals-de-Camp, and the Commander in Chief i i dressing firmans both to his Ministers and tre,•ps. Garcia Conde." FOREIGN IMELLIGENCE. The courier who arrived yesterday evening from Madrid, has brought intelligence that his Majesty re turned on the 14th to his capital from Andalusia. 7-- The siege of Cadiz continues. MONT DE MARSAN, MAY 22. Colonel Baussain, at the head of the united French and Spanish troops, entered Olbera, a city surroun ded with walls, and defended by 3or 400 soldiers, who made but a feeble resistance, and retired after having lost forty of their men. The Colonel imme diately marched upon Grazalema, of which lie also took possession, notwithstanding die bad roads he had to walk over, the steep rocks that were to climb, and the resistance of the rebels, who, shot up in the houses, tired from all qu trters upon our troops. The enemy was.put completely to the rout. PIIRLIJIMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. ROUSE Off► LORDS, JUNE 2. GREN \DA, APRIL 27. • By a royal decree, dated Seville the 17th, the king dom ill be, divided, in respect to its civil govern -‘,.!ctures. Each prefecture will be sub-preloci tires. -cc, his Ma j esty has divided the t of Spain into 15 divisons. ter was sent to the G , :vernor of conim: , nding at Lorca : My dt:.,r Governer, we have ee d:iys. . The Conunautkr in y4a;:rday, early in the morn ] d.:pot.ttion front the town.— :ers and robbers, who styled them disorder on dl sides. s of t:io kingdom of '4urcia, ter intours circulation, respecting peasa ay, fled at our approach; !wed and returning to their homes :ountry abounds in resources of has suffered much from the long •denomin a ted Spanish army, and :onduct of the staff.", ' 'VILLE, APRIL 22. to 18th of this month, his Majesfy :he Cortes of the kingdoms. This .Iced a lively sensation throughout since the Junta promised the con- Cortes, and amused ,he nation with a `will owe this benefit to its new So- composing Om Municipalitrof Jaen 4 with tille'nominatien of the Olfi guArds, wishing to give an example aisirterestednes; liave all enrolled soldiers, and have giiren the places of citizens.' ... . • 7 The Speaker of the tiouse of Commons having come to the Bar, the Royal Assent was given by Commission to a number of Public and Private Bins, among which were the 12 millions An nuity Loan Bill, the h,le of Man Trade Bill, the Cu,toais Bill, the Hawkers and Pedlars Bill, the Scorch Roads Dili, &c. The Commissioners were the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of DARTMOUTH, and Lord M'ALS:SCIIAM: The Bills on the Table were for.varded, and the liouse ad journed till Tuesday. must OF COMMONS. The speaker beite,4 summoned by the Deputy ITst.er of the neck Rod, went to the Ikuse of I ords, and on his return, in formed the that he hail heard the Royal Assent given by Commission to a number of Bills. Admiral HARVEY obtAned leave to bring in a Bill for the Protection of Apprentices in :he Bridslt Fiskeries. Mr. PER CEVAL obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the al teration of the Property Tax Act fu Lands held under certain Leases. ()Le object was to give relief to Lands. as was particu larly the case in Scotland, whe-e a considerable portion of the rent was to be laid out in impro);ements, in width case the tax was charg.d not on:) , for the occup:.tion, but on the improvt d va!ue. Another it tjtct was to :dal relief where losses might be suss: attl by Coods or tempests. Mr. I.US; IINt; lON afterwards brought up the Pill, which was r‘ ad a first time, and ordered te be read a second time on Tu , sday. Tile List In,iia Ships Bill, and the Bill for granting an issue of Exiliequer Lids to the amount of one million and a half for the relief of the East India Company, were brought up, lead a first time, and ordered to be read a mond time on Tueul4._ _ The Bill for improving the Vicinity of Westminster Hall, the Etch. (pier I , tindii:g Lill, the Irish Stamp Duties Bill. tt e Irish Dwelling-house Bill, the Customs Bill, the Irish Malt Bill, and the Shadwell Church Bill, were severally read a second time, and co:nnii!ied for Tuesday. The House wentthrough Committee on the Westminster Hall Improvements, and on the Scotch Civil List Pensions, in the lat ter of which it was agreed, that the total amount of Pensions should not exceed xsoo,oco, and that no one pension should ex. teed £3OO. Reports to be received on Tuesday. BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION. Mr. C. W. WYNNE brought up a Bill for the more effectual prevention of Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members of Parliament. Read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Tuesday, and to be printed. The Reports Of Supply and of Ways and Means were brought up and agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought ip agreeably to the Resolutions in the latter. A Message was rtcrived from the Lords, stating that their Lordships had agreed to the Work House Bill, the Overseers Bill, and the Newfoundland Fishery Bill. The Scotch t. lergy Bill, and the English and Irish Militia Officers Pay Mils were committed, and ordered to be reported on Tuesday. The Irish Stamps (Newspapers) Bill, and the Woollen Manu facturer's Bill wtse reported and ordered to be read a third time I on Tuesday. The EJc: India Recruits Bill, the Bill for granting Licences . to Distillers of spirits in the Lowlands'of Scotland, and the lash Loan Bill, were read a third time and pomade—Adjourned. • I General Count Hedous " Quar " I hasten, roy dear subsequent to the event fifteen days cf open tree and two assaults, hay and itt formidable cas: . cg We fou::d in it 1( 1,500,000 cartridges, 2 thousand firelocks, eii taken, ten standards, s two Marshals-de-Camp Garcia Conde." The courier who an Madrid, has brought it turned on the 14th to I The siege of Cadiz cot MONT DE Colonel Baussain, at • and Spanish troops, eni ded with walls, and d who made but a feebh having lost forty of thi diately marched upon took possession, notwi tl • to walk over, the steep the resistance of the houses, tired from all q enemy Was .put complei GREN \ • By a royal decree, d. dom will be.divided, went, into 3g prefectu divided into sev:•ral su By alriiher decree, military..goverummt The iouowin< G - ma,411, by th .. orric•e; gg 1.011:4A, APLIL ..';. berg: here . d -:se t:lree Chi; i entered •\11.1;-cizi ing ; lie has receive] The gangs ^l . de• ?.!.tors selves aimed, fly in di. • 46 The inhabitants o rifled by the false i r.,/1 our'treatment of the pe but they are undeceive ctowds 'This cou every-Cud ; but it ha, sojourn of the self-dei above all from the con • sEVIL: By a decry e of the 1 bps Convot -all the C measure has produced It is Inttir, sine vocation of the Cortes, 'ain hoPe.• - Spaih will aere:gn. the Members comp charged by a iiecrt'e w cers of the civic guard of cotiraie and (taint inselvia ai . soldierh ;.cers to private citiv THE raw:yr/go TrA-R. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 4. 11Is MhJESTIr'II BIRTIIMA T.—Holiday at aU the PtikB4.o6oll. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock 262 Ontnkm If 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 01911 Ind% 4:ock 1 4 111 s per Cent. Coos. 704+1 India Bonds les.llla. pew 4 per Cents. 8531 Exc. Bills, Is. dia. 3s. pr. 5 per C. Navy mit Lottery Tidies IS4. Long An. 18& 7-16ths Cons. for am 71j Yesterday several passengers were brought on shore to Hastings, from a vessel in distress in. the offing. The vessel proves to be one from Dieppe. These passengers state as the latest rumours when they sailed, that the new bride proposed for FIROMANO VII. is a daughter of LUCIEN BONAPARTE ; that ac counts had been received of a serious insurrection !riv ing lately taken place at Naples ; and that Gmteral StuasTram, apprehensive of some summary investi gation of transactions in Spain, eras reported to have dtstroyed himself. Since our last we have received Paris Papers to the 30tk ult. and Dutch to the 2d instant. The firmer contain some details respecting Spain, which serve to sh2w with what caution their acccunts should be re vived. The Miniteur informed us some time ago, that the French had taken Hostalrich, in Catalonia, in January last. We are now informed that it was only Me town that surrendered—t/..: castle having held out to the 12th cf May. The rumour that prevAed some days ago, of the French having entered Carthagena, is contradicted by an official document. The city of Murcia and the town of Lorca, appear to have been the utmost extent of their progress in that dirr.ction. By accounts from Seville anti Cadiz. to the dat.l of the 12th ult. it appears that King .1 (+cu. fated a public notice, offering pas ports to ali Spaniards who had estates and effects on the Gt,Ada;quivir, to enable them personally to attend to Ow protection and improvement cf their prup'rty. A coranwn:c.,zion from a Gentleman at Seville, mentions, thaz tinde r the sanction of such a passport, he had beerrevposed to no molestation. It appears by the Dutch papers that a r: a track place at Rotterdam, on the 123 d all. in w.'ilth the Frencli soldiers were pelted, and an officer was wtond in the head wit!, a stone thrown by ...nc ci the mob. The Burgomaster in a proclamat;:sn ;ssue.! next day, °tiered rewards for the discovery of the persons concer.led in this outrage. The Prussian loan in Holland having made little or no progress, the French Minister at Arnsterdton has by a declarationi in the name of his Sovei•itz.., guaranteed the loan. as proposed, to be secured on certain parts of the Prussian territories. This Do. claration has been published in the Dittcli pApe-s, ac companied by a rote to the Prussi in Mi k iister Holland, stating that reliance may be placed Nam the relations of atn'ty which subsist Iretween the Courts of Paris and Berlin, and th it the maiutenanco of the integrity of the Prussian monarchy cannot, in the smallest degree, be a subject of doubt. This morning a Gotteliburo mail arrived, which has brought German papers to th , - Clsz. nitimo. Thc Hambmr,, , k Co.-n.sccndent of the 18th, in a letter dated Naples, 27th April, states, that s , great.-- t preparations are making tl , rouglystt. the whole tzi, l r. dom for a secret expedition." The secret, however, is not difficult to be dis:over-..d. If Ministers do rct. instantly resolve to declar- Sicily a British possescten and act accordingly, it will soon be in the possecsien of the enemy. Let it be recollected•that the Ou rEN of SwiLv is grandmother to the uew French Empress! An ariicie from Copenhagen states, that all the Powers of the Baltic have foriified their harbours, apprehensive of an attack from the Et:glislt. The subjoined extracts contain every thing else brought by this mail deserving of any notice : EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM STRUBURG, OF MAY 6. 66 The Queen of Spain recently passed thro - ugh Nancy, N:here she remained 21 hours, after which her Majesty continued her journey to Plombieres, where she is going to take the waters." GOTHENBURG, MAY 4. A strong sensation has been excited here by a no tification which was made the day before yesterday, that the English Government had come to a deter mination not to allow any vessel to enter a port from which the British flag was excluded, unless provided with a licence. In consequence of which three of our vessels have been detained by the Enilish squadron in Hawk Roads. A Courier was immediately dis patched to Stockholm with the above intelligence, and we anxiously look for his return, to know what measures our Government will akiopt. CARLSCRONA, MAY 19. Orders have been received here for the immediate equipment of four frigates, which are intended to serve as convoy to our trade. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CONSTANTINOFLY OY THE 2D OF APRIL. Thera will shortly arrive from Egypt fresh troops, who will join the Janissaries lately raised in the camp of the Grand Vizier at Schumia. is It appears that the Porte is determined not to change its system. BarOn de Hiiiisch, a Russian banker, and Charge d'Affaires to the Kings of Den mark and &army, has had several conferences with • . . our Ministers, in which be has made proposit Peace. We ate informed that those of the Ot MiniFter has e not been deemed admissibl e at tursburgh, and in consequence we expect ito events as soon as. the fine season commences.: ' 4ANI:s OF THE MAINE, MAY 11 'The Coldritr Illyrice formally contradict s ports of hostile attaas on the frontiers Bass carious of the Turks into the Illyrian 1 , murder of the sick in the ho s pit a l : , the takinl ners of SOO French, of whom some were stabl some beheaded, the march in consequenclot Marnaont into Bosnia, the fort of Siszeg, the of all the Turks, &c. In all this, accordin above paper, then! is not a'word of truth ; foundation but in the plundctings and a'tar hordes of robbers in those pat ;s. Saturday about one o'clock, her MAJEq" Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABEIII I and Sore. from the Queen's Palace to Cailllon-house, t..;: the Duke of C I A S.!tEttLAND. The Qt:hEN was rece;vt, at the door by tln: sci:, and the Pm scEis Es by t i : „ Duke of Sussex ; they remained there till about thr; o'clock. The Duke had a slight fever nn Saturday ht.: it was only what was-expected, it iic;ng the di:- day since he received the wounds. His Roy a l ao, ness had a ti.trrow escape of being Throw, out of open carriage, in Greenwich, on Wednesday esemie,7 a little before eight o'clock. He had deed at the Naval Asylum : at Greenwich. As he was retur home through Greenwich, with Mr. GEUHGC RCM:, the carriage with him, the postilion Was turning x cc: ner without the coachman being imme.!iatelv pared for it, to guide the pole horses in time, 4 1 .1 near wheels were off the ground. The Princess Many remains at Windse.r, atti ing in the most affectionate manner upon the Pi; Saturiay, about half past three o'clock, the , DEL AusuouzitonE, the new Spanish AinSas.s.i.: was introduced to her MAJESTY :11, the Queen's r by tha Earl of 2sloaroN, her Majesty's Chamberlain and conducted by Sir STEPHEN COTT/HMI., the' tie Ceremonies. His Excellency delivered. dentials, and was most graciously received by Yesterday Dr. DUNDAS attended the Princess As:i L:it, at Windsor. Her Royal Highness remainstr t - :e same as she has been for several days p.::t. - Y:-srerday morntog Divine Service was , at the Quern's Palace, More the Royal Family, Dr. lliNcLaxt, Archdeacon of London, one of : CLapimns. l'uosigs ADE. —Yruerday being the eve of oia fir. ; eons K. tt'sthrth-cl.ty, almnbt all fat: gay and 14,k:. whir inle. - toi:.ints throord in 61 ,7 sands to hensin , :ron G Irdens, arrayed in ::11 zy of fasl:onable and Holiday dress. atteadance of rani and dash was as nume rous as ever recollect to have witnessed it ; and ammo ,r daizl•ag mul.itude we observed almost all th. , stqt!:. in ✓vn, who are so entinenclY characterized fir be beluty, grace, and elegance, and what: ex ,rnple in the totem motile stamps, as the qui ~ftz- a te, •vitatev.r they are led by whim cr caprice to p.ttronze. Tl,e prevailing colon's were yellow, gm; and lii tc, Ina white was Im:dominant. In the dens, many otter individuals-of note, we in ,rlced 'the Duchess of DevoosLire, the Manhionesa of SalisburF, Duchcsa Rue& augh, the Ciaintevi of Warwick and her thiiif» tvr, Lahr Sefton, Lady Cdttlerea,lll, Lady GIL nhtrvie, Wynne, Lady BrrryrnPre. &c. 1. ,, rd A. I-Lund:in], 1. Ne I.t.rd St»iietbet, Sir J. %V arrender, Str . 1 bona* Ito 11: Court ef King's Emch in Ireland has deciied, after solemn arguinCint, th it a sentence ot excomm. rtication, proninlgateti by a Catholic CI against a Member ot his communion, is ~ction4ble. The case arose nut of a verdict of £125 damages, &c. which bad been obtained by PHILLIP BOYLE, of B.illyshannon, against the Right Reverend Rem M.l.occinuN, titular Bishop of Raphoe, and c.inie before the Court on a motion in arrest of judgment On Saturday the LnRD CHANCELLOR, or. the appli cation of Mr. 1.11t01:GlIAM, granted an ii.junctioa against Messrs. MANNERS and Josts, Editor and Ptiblisher of the Satyritt, fur publishing a privee L ester written by Mr. llttourataa, on the subject a l'arliartsentary Peform. Mr. littovoitAm had ad: dtessed this to several of !Os friends, for the purpose of learning their sentiments on tit subject, previ ously to its discussion in Parliament ; And a Copy (f tile Letter having been, as is alledged, vamp: , tiously obtained by the Editors of the before inc.:- tion periodical work, it was by them publ.shed ; Court the rLupoti ordered an Injunction, to prevent ti.e further publication of the Letter. CoMMEttcE.The following is a copy of the " Ce• net al I nsti uc oils" recently pathshed in Holland, pm hibiling the commerci.d intercourse with this country: GENERAL INSTRVC'TIONS. " It being the iotention of the Emperor to pmenr. by iTtIY possible means, the intros:Latium into Holland ut Et:gl.-h merch..." dize and Colonial produ‘e, the Genera.s in comma:id an: to eau bitch, at all puints of the coal:, a system of the must active vigi• Lose. They can easily inform themselves who those of the tr• labit ants are that are reputed sinugglas. " Every per son guilty ut iiiircaucittg British merchandize;r l prohibited good., or of holding any communication, tlinctly tt indirect.y, w::11 the English, shall be inunedia ely arrested aii ult..: by a Commission to be appointed for dos purpose. • An the Custom-house Officers, belonging to a district antler the command of a General or superior Officer, shall kii , Pc"' (f them in st.cit ma t inee as hr shall think most eligible, from th. itthicniattoa lie !hall obtain as to local circumstances, and thein position (, the is.halwants. In shun. the General Officas mardtcß.• (Hs: rict. shallconcer t measures with the Cc:tun:andel of the troops stationed 1.; the district. fur occupviv a second lit.e of tv.ops, the limit important points suspected ht uses! as entrspou for illicit trade. 1-hall " goods seized shall be warehoused, 1 proin virth: • be !natio, und the property divided according to the tcgt.:Alkos of the t.listom -house. ft It may frequently occur, that vessets may arrive vri:Lor Wet boarded m o lar as Rotterdam, Ildeti, Dort ' r.nd other ; :arts der 414 from the coast The Custossi-house Officers 'sanctum la these ports, shall uteri ti, uuloa.:ing o' such vessels, -:td s. r. taut If there be oulward t ult , rial, English goods, or articles of the commerce of that count r). " When a vessel arrives on the coast, or at the mouth of Sr,' rivet, 4stined for any I• 41 in the ha eilor, chicers hr rat board and a guard to oicconicany part of the goods %Inch I. the vessel to her av•inxicv. Who will prevent the ut a ny parties might be desirous to save from e xamination. (Signed) " Marshal the Duke of Cje • • " Gaeta kicadspArtars as Utrec g) is a May 13, ta. • .. f r Ottor r 3 at S t . p,. I n l Ponard all th e , : .tosnia, 41. pro's ir e . ; ing Ibbtd aro i 1:11; 1 MASSact Ing to e t ; it has:. ys cf ra and e. , wa,e t,. .. TeCe s eit.i iSES by t !. about thy: ! Saturd.n, ig the tbi:d a out of hii laY vsemir., lined at th; s returninq roc Rose ill Mg, x cc:. !lately pre. re, .#l.a Isar, attend thy Pi irks • k, the Do'. anbassa:. :en's Palteo, , the !Mister ered his ere. ived Ly ter incess Aan. mains mud'. pat. s performe Family, b one of Li; of o,:r gr,. and faliee. g-d in thio. in all the dress. Th: mous as sit anima d the II th • h!:: riAed f-r be- and quiattesseace :.r caprice to :Bow, grte; In the Gag note, we IV rcalisbur t IF{ Dti her 4144 Atnilzun, has deciied, t excommy Clergyman 3 damages, IP BoyLE, el rend PETE! and cline judgment. sr. the appli- s