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FitOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. "CIt.OWN OFFICE, MAY 3. ME , fI3P.R REI:L:ENED. TO SERVE PR TA P71E6141 4 PAL; •-• LIAMENT. Posouou or Wsatiiie.--.Sir Samuel ,Rornilly, Kest. of Lin cnlo's Inn, is the County of Middlesex, in the room of Ebt t;ranhy Thomas Caleraff,-vrho, sincehiselection.for.thc rough, bath accepted the office of iStewa4l or Sailifrof his Ma jesty's throe Chiltern Hundreds of Stake, DeibliAlugja, and • Bostonian), in the County of Buckingham. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAX - S. 1 "'-' s • " Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir AkirllßP der Cochrane, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Mijesty'a Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Islands,- to the Honourable W. W. Pole, dated on board his Majesty's Ship lielleislf, Marie Galante, March 1.2. Sir—l have the honour to inclose, for the hiformstion of the I .crds Commissioners of the Altdralty, the copy of a late: Iron Captain Selby, of his Majesty's ship Cerberua b lommanding the blockading squadron o ff Point a Pets.; Guadilmme, '444, Ending total impossibility of preventing the anenty's "pitsiteeia and heir prizes from gaining that port while they condoned in pop vssion of Marie Galante, as they constantly it'd' slUditi under the batteries of that island, from whence they watched' a favour. *We opportunity to run over, he came to the tOsalutitiKei attemp ting the surprise of Grand Bourg, the prbierpd'imngin*Which the detachment sent on this vertical, under OW teatimand of eitp tain Pigot of the Circe, completely succeeded ; whose report is also inclosed. • The manner in which this service fru planned, and the article with which it was effected, reflects the lifgbeWcredhl Captain Selby, the other Captain; Olicers,nrok lemplotod thereon. I have the bonny to he, ice. (Sig ' matt • tittimaing ? • ' His Majesty's Ship Cerberus, at 4_ooo taliJkir‘ Galante, March 3 ? , • •'• Sir—l beg to acquaint you of the. iuninder,.‘l,,tha • island of Marie Galante to his Majew.: ^t . Finding the island afforded a.sheiter for , tisetweswes privateers with their captured vessels, iildrthaik tn terfered considerably - with the blockatte Guada loupe, I considered it expedient to attack it ; where upon. I gave Captain Pigot the command of about `2OO seamen and nairines from the ships Cerberus, Circe, and Camilla:; and, on the 2d instant, we weighed from Petit Terre, and, a little . after day • light, effected a landing about two miles fiorn the t wn with little opposition, and, soon after, the island s rendered at discretion, and the Commandant, with t te national military force, are prisonerS of war.—l mid it a very valuable island, in the highest state of Laicisation, and a large quantity of colonial produce in the stores. I have disembarked the marines and g. rrisoned the place, and shall remain with the force un,t, rmy orders for your further directions, here. th inclose Captain Pigot's letter to me on the oc si, n (Wherein I am happy to observe the high terms i which he speaks of Captain Bowen, and the Officers and men tinder his command), together with a list of the arms and military stores taken on the island. I have the honour to be, &c. w. SELBY. His Majesty's Ship Circe, off Marie Galaatea Meech 2." - Sir—You having done me the honour to give . me the command of the debarkation of the Seatnen_and marines of his Majesty's ships Cerberustirce ot and Camilla, on the island of Marie Galante, I have the pleasure to inform you it was effected withuut loss, and the only opposition, a few shot from a small bat tery to the northward ; and that notwithstanding the badness of the roads through the cane patches. Iliwro infinite satisfaction in adding, that the good order and cool conduct of both ,seamen and,coarines merits the highest praise. From our early appearance• at the end of the town, we found but little preparations for 'resistance, except a field piece, placed in the ctctre tke principal street, on approaching which a.: flag of trace was sent, and the island surrendered at' discre tion.' 'I cannot close this without expressing the Sup port I had. in Captain Bowen, of his Majesty's ship Camill4, and all the officers employed on this service. I hive'the honour to be, &c. (Signed) avow Stiaor. A Return of Ordnance fund in the Island of Marierniente, March 2. or- Town of Grand Bourg, 1 six-pounder field-piece. t . Fort, 2 twenty-four-pounders and 1 six-pounder. - Vieux' Fort, 9 eighteen-pounders. St. Louis, 2 eighteen-pounder. Le Mancha; 2 twenty-four-pounders. Le Bass, I, twenty-four-pounder. Cap Eaterre, 2 twelve-pounders. 800 small arms. 100 barrels of powder in the Grand Magazine. (Signed) MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE OFFICE) MAY 2. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Edward Fyers, to be Second Lieutenant; vice Dubourdieu, dismissed. Dated April 23, 18118. .• • Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant.of the East Riding of the County ofYork, and Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon:Hull. Militia. , . . Richard Sykes, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Dated Feb. 26, 1808. John Westeirby, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 25, 4807. Robert Day Nub, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 16, 1809. Matifte}Kirkby, Gent. to by ditto. Dated March 29, 11109. Hull and County, and Scukoates Volunteer-Corps of Light Infantry. - Richard Harrison, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Mirth 19;1809. John Broadley, Esq. to be d:tto. Dated March 21'419416. • hennas Hugall;isq. to be ditto. Dited March 21,. tees. • John reake, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Mardi 22,100, Anthony Yea', Gent. to be Lieutenant. DatetirlitirclUfft,;"Uioll. William Todd, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Much 10141168: Chalks Mountain, Gent. to be ditto. :Dated Match 21, 1908. John Norman, Gess. to be ditto. Dated Meech 91;lieng. • Charles Heseltitte, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March ILN-4808. John Wray, jun. Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 24 4 . 4808. John Smith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March l oa. . John Thump-min, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Mareh 1160 809. John Wright, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March' 27,1608. ' Matthew Thos. Trigg, dent. to be ditto. Dated March 29, 190 a. Alderson Hodgson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 19,1802. Johri Anderson, Gent, to be ditto. Dated March 20, 1808. John S. Radford, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 41, 1908. William Parker, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 21, 'lBOB. Thomas J. Gritton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 23, IRO& Richard Consitt, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 24, 1808. • William Shackleton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 25,11109. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant .of the County of Southampton. • South Hants Battalion of Militia. Francis Gamble, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Robert Guillaume Lowder, Gent. to be Ensign and Paymastra. Dated April is, 180$. • ?satyr. Lymington Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant James White to be Captain, vice Allen, resigned. C.e< rge Alex. Fullerton, Esq. to be ditto, vice King., reaigned. William Barnes to be Lieutcruint, vice White. promoted. Rolxrt Cruickshank, Gent. to be Licutenant, vice Fullarton, pew moti d. All dated April 26, 180$. Andover and Wherwell Battalion of %fan tv7 John Wheeler, Gent to bc Quarter Master. Loat . ed March. 211, 180:. ERRATUM in a forme? Gazette. Southampton Battalion of Infantry. • Adjutant Ward, read. Adjutant Wilkins ineVi If I For . k BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. LONDON. Thomas Huntington, late of Watford, Herts, calico-printer, dealer ! and chapeaus, but now a prisoner in the King's Bends. ! • WEDNESDAV;: ',WAY 4. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • hone 28. Thomas Bolton, of Langton bide iarislg 4. ittlington - PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE cect.orK. Great, Yorkshire dealer. and chapmen, at tee, '4 the Town •°°" 4111 . f o r m o neYr Oit - fer yr- 47 •Ttrdu e 'd 461 1 - Hall '1 avers, Richmond, said county. • Exchequer Bills, Ss. 91, print..-11n4lo I9oei 3t- 48-IFrm ' • • .• • - - BANKRUPIS. . PRICE OF-srdacs YASTERDAY• . • ' • Williant•Williants, of Park-street, Islington, Middleiex, builder, 3 per Cent. k ed. 6tif . India Bonds, as. Ss. pr. • :."), carpenter, dealer and charism, to surrender May 10, 14, at one, 3 per• Cent. Cons. tida Irish 5 perCestaS :: - • and June 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jackson, 4 per Cent. 8.2A1* . Excheq. Billf, leans. pre:• r: Hatton Garden, London. • - S per Cent. Navy, 981 99 96-1 English Tickets 101. Ioa. -' "I John Courtney, late of the parish of Merthyr Tydvii, Glasnorgin• Long Ann. 1J Cone. foe ace. 671'67 - • , • shire, innkeeper, dealer and cluploan, May so, sl, and June India Stock:lBli 182 r•T .- • a y,.at eleven, at the Crown Ism, Merthyydvii. Attoruiea, _ - • Messrs. Jenkins, James and Abbott, New inn, London; or Yesterday, after our Paper was at press, Dutch' Mr. William Meyrick. Merthyr 'lydviL Sohn Byrne, of Liverpool, wine and spirit merchant, dealer-and Papers to the 27th, containing Paris news -to the Wel Warman, May 13, 19, and June 14, at twelve, at the Globe- ult. came to hand. These papers came by an Amt . - . . lavern, in Liverpool. Anomie'. Mr. Thomas Windle, John- sweet, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Edward Grath, lower rican vessel from Holland, which landed two Ladies. Caade-Mreet, LiverpouL at Dover the night before last. It is supposed from, •1111seeass Royds, late of Littleborough, parch of Rochdak, Lancs . 81ifee. woollen.manufacturer, dealer and ehapman, Alay 20, 27, this circumstance, that the embargo was taken off in. and June 14„ at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Rochdale. Autumns,' the Dutch ports a few days-ago. • These papers fur ' Mr. Philip Hurd, Violate, Lootlon ; or Mr. Shave, Rochdale. <;:karles Robinson, late of Wood -street, Clavapside, London, and nish but little intelligence. . • , otAldenbam, Heats, clothworker, cotton-spinner, dealer and . elumnan,:May 7, at one, May 10, at twelve, and June ,14. at Dispatches from Heligoland were received this af-.• .. one, at Gnildhall. AttoMies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bodlard- ternoon, supposed tO contain intelligence of cnnsider . • street, Bedford-row, London. .. ' •-• . . . . able importance from Sweden. • - John Malden, of Grattan-street. Wish of St- Palters , . Midlll6ex, . . , - grocer, May 9, 16, at twelve, and June 14, at ten, at GulldhalL p i ' RUSSIA. . Attorney. Mr:llamas Witham., No. 46, Upper John-.duet, . We have stated the various rumpurs that have .fitarety-'cluare. John. Wes, of Air-street, Piccadilly, Middictee, mrster, dealer been in circulation respecting the Emperor A LF‘ 7. and Chapman, May 7, 17, and June 14, at ten, at Liaddhalkalc; d ryi DER .. O ur Readers will see by. the subjoined letter, Anoraks kleurs. Rice and Abraham, Duftmee.plaee, Broad-- r ''- • street, G olden-stpeme. : that they are now discredited at the pla&whente the Robert Farbridge, of Paragon-place, near the Kent Road. Stietre, • accounts were originally received.: : • • I. Ma timber-merchant, dealer and chapman, May 10, 14, an 4 fuse • .. Gorriteuitelt; iititil. 211,:e0 It, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shilbeid, Greetrtes cot-street, Goodenan's Fields. 1 1 • 40 A few days ago a report was inrctrculat n heft 'Paul Liner, late of lieptonstall, parish of Halifax, Win. Liner, and generally credited, that the EMPV.ROR' or.Rotinn, Site of Morton, pariah of Bingley, and John Lungbottonalwe of bteeten, parish of Kildwick, Yorkshire, conon-spiinwrs, had been dethroned and murdered. The tunaptif dealers, Chapman, and lately copartners in trade, May $3, at. four, May 14, and June 14, at eleven, at the White I.Z on Alludeci to is now known .CO be entirely destitute Sice Inn, Cocky, Yorkshire. Attornies,Mr. JohnStnith,Otley, or Messrs. truth. The Russians are retreating aft of Finial' '4. : Exley and Stocker, Furnival's inn, London. e Swedes have entered Norway. There are 35,00 An Ranier, of Blackburn, Lancashire dealer ifd chapman, Th May 27, 28, and June 14, at bye, at the New •Inn„illackburn. , French troops in Jutland and Holstein in a slate of Anomie', Mr. Thomas Ainswnrtb, Illackburti, or Melon.) j osorred i oo for want of ntretsarier. The Sw4.-des are Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane, London. Michael Jacobs, of CoWdge-nreet. Pons, .., Hera', slop-seller, in high spirits." • May 7, sb and June 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, • Mr. Isaacs, George-street, Minority, London. Charles Truatbeek, late . of Rathbone-plaie, Middlesex, uphol sterer, appraiser and auctioneer,. dealer and Chapman, May 9, Pi, and June 14, at ten, at Guildh-.U. Attorney, Mr. Ainici, Sion College Gardens, Aldermaubury. John Jones, of Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, Middlesex. corn factor, dealer and chapman, May 7, 21, and lune 14, at twelve at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Bart er and Cranch, Old 131:4:341 street. Paul Lister, of Slater Jug, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, dealer and Chapman, May 13, 17, and lune 14, :.t eleven, at the Dug Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hahn ad and Ains- I worth Manchester, or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. . William Payne, of Path, Somerset, druggist, dealer 'lid chapmaa r May 16, 16, and June 14, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, laia. I tot. Anorak', Mr. Edward Stephens, Small-street, Bristol, or Mr. Samuel White Sweet, King's Bends-walks, Inner Temple, London. • THE EXPEDITION: The Force, naval and military, that has for .soMe time been collecting in the Downs, sailed yester a t i , for its destination. The wind has not been quite favourable ; but they "succeed in getting round the North Foreland, we have little doubt of their being able to prosecute their voyage. As the Expedition has now sailed, there is tw longer any necessity for concealing its destination. The genetat opinion in the military circles, and among the Officeti euiployed in this service is, that the first object is ttr attempt to destroy the means which the' enemy 4, known to have been for some time engaged• in pig' • paring at. Flushing, for the annoyance of this country.. Ail uncertainty as to the seal primary object of the: expedition will be removed :before many days pass: over :. as to its ultimate object there is but one opi. • nion,•nor has any secrecy been - affected respecting it. The force goes to Sweden. • . ' • ItAM*;ATE. MAY • se The bustle of • embarkation is now over; The iransports haveall left the harbour, with the infantry. • cavalry, artillery, waggon drivets, staff corps, ice. for the Downs." • • . . - ' • PARLLIMENTART• PROCEEDINGS. 4 HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY. MAY S. In the Roxburgh Appeal Cause, . Carte v. limes Mr. Boyle, the Solicitor-General for Scotland, was furtheir.beard on the part - 6(411e Respondczts ; further proceedings postponed until three o'clOck to-morrow. Lord HAW KESBURY presented the several Papers relating to Danish ships seized and detained, &e. in pursuance or the order of the House.—Ordered to he on the table, and t r Fit red. ' • Lord MOIRA presented a petitionfroon persdia• confined for debt in the Gaul of Neggate in the city of Dublin, praying f or an : Amelioration of the Delotoi and Creditor Laws, 'thick beitli read, was ordered to lie 60 the table. , • REVERSIONARY PLACE BILL. Lord BEAUCHAMP prrsented a petition from the Mayor and Corporation of the City of Worcester, expressiveOf their high ap probation of the Bill for the prAibition of granting Offices inaße version ; their regret at the fate of the former Bill ; and their hope, that the Bill now pending may ultimately pas, into a jaws —Ordered to lie on the table. . • • • " MAL, MAY 5. " Sailed his Majesty's ships MARS (Rear Admiral KeArs) ; and the AvnActous, with a fleet of trans ports, with troops forming the expedition, to thti hanCII JUDICATURE. • The LORD CHANCELLOR rose, fur the purpose of moving that their Lordships be summoned for Thursday nett, upott the recommitment of the Scotch Judicature Bill. His Lordship'slso took the opportunity of observing, that as some Noble 1, mitt bad expressed) an anxiety that the proceedings in Preston's Appeal Cause, respecting the 'feinds of Scotland, should not be delayed, and as it was a case of much importance, he should move, *at Bkind's Divorce Bill, which stood for further hearing on Friday • next, should be postponed, in order to make way for the above Appeal ;and his Lordship further intimated his intention of taking the Woolsack at ten o'clock on that mulling, in order to expedite the cause. Northward.—Wind S. E. DOVER, MAY s. " His Majesty's ship PiarNcess of ()Lows, ZEBRA' bomb, and about ten transports, with troops on board:) from Portsnrouth, have been becalmed off keen iiiarlr all day, but a little breeze has just sprUng up from the Eastward, and they are now turning into the Downs.." The circumstances which we stated yesterday, re respecting Mr. NOURSE'S mission to the French Geo, vernment, were comet, except in one particular. The passports demanded were not for Mn AttaurritoNta, the American Minister and his suite, but for suC 'American citizens as Might, under the existing nip., cumstances, nish to quit France--a demand which was peremptorily refused by the French Minister. Mr. NOURSE was not permitted to land for almost a week after the Osage reached L'Orint, and even aftee he was allowed to go on shore, some time elapsed be.. fore Mr. Lewis could obtain permission to .proceed with his dispatches for Paris. The treatment t experienced from the French Government we already stated. The sum of the doctrine maintained by NAPOLEON'S Ministers amounts to this : The 1 " Decree of our Master supersedes every previous 4. maritime code, and America, like the conquered " States of Europe, must submit to it I" , If the Americans have not lost entirely that spirit Oath, gave them independence, they will not tamely submit to the will of a man who has no power to inflict on them greater evils than he has already inflicted by Mi Decree. At twelve o'clock yesterday his Excellency Lord STRANGIORO, the Ambassador, and Sir James . Gast- BIER, Consul-General from our Court to that of the Brazils, had their final audience of Mr. Secretary CANNING. They then visited his Excellency the Cho. valier de Souza COUTINIIO, (the Portugueze Ambas sador at our Court), and at two o'clock, Loed ' ST RA NGFORD, together with Mr. Byso, his Secretary, and several attendants, left town for Portsmouth, where the EURTALUS frigate is in readiness to convey them to Portuguese South America. Sir Jamas GAMBIER, and his attendants, left town about the same time. A number of merchants, who are sending out goods to a vast amount to the Brazils, together with their supercargoes, and nearly 200 Emigrants from Lisbon, will be carried out in transports and merchant vessels under convoy at.the same time. Yesterday morning a deputation from the merchants interested in this trade, waited - the CHANCELLOR After some routine business, their Lordships adjourned Until to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House met, and proceeded to ballot for a Committee to try the merits of the Do' negal Election ; but there being in atten. dance only 22 Members who bad not served in former Conunit tees, the House, of course, adjourned. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • PARIS, APRIL 20. • • !. A letter from Marseilles, dated the. 11th instant, contains the following Yesterday afternoottioat. three o'clock, thi squadron under the command of Admiral Gantheaume, consisting of ten ships- o f the line, live frigates, and seve ra l brigs, artivediia the harbour of Toulon, after having released thy Seven Islands from the blockade of the English, lid freed the navigation of the Adriatic." APRIL 21.—According to reports circialited'ln Spain, the following statement of the sums ptatid by the Prince of the Peace, as well in England as in Spain and other countries, had been found among his papers :—ln England, 40 millions of pi. astres. In France, in the hands of private persons, 1 10 millions. At Genoa, 20 millions. At Coruna and Perml, 10 millions, destined for England. In the hands of the Inquisitor-General one million and a half. In the hands of Madame Tudo half a million. In the hands of Espinosa, eight hundred thousand. In the public Exchequer 600,000—making a total of , 83,400,000 piastres. To the above sums must like-I wise be added, a great quantity of gold and silver in bullion, a great number of diamonds, and other va luables„ On the 10th and 12th inst. three vessels arrived at Bourdeaux, Rochelle, and Nantes, having on board 1 1 .17,764 rib. of coffee, a great quantity of sugar, indigo, cotton, and other colonial produce. I BRUSSELS, APRIL 23. of the tics's:Qum, for the purpose pon of obtaining mor e A Courier from Paris arrived here on the 21st inst. perfect information with respect to the regulations e his way to Holland, • with intelligence, that her that are likely to be adopted in the conduct of this, Majesty the Queen of Holland was delivered of . 1t new branch of 01.1: commerce, as far as Goverment". Prince on the night of the 19th instant, in Paris.' is cuncerncd. 0 • 1 :• , . , „, rM .M cy Mose - literary product._ veteran CL BERL AND ; and whteh, we believe, has lain ,upun the Manager's shelf for some years, was per. formed, for the first time. As it can be considered in no 'other light than as a vehicle fur music, we shall kiefly speak of it as such. The principal charaiters were-as follow . : setim • . Mr. HOLLAND •Joyani . Mr. BRAHMA sy Nabal - Mr. Dow • ron .Rotey Mr. lONNSTOND 1 .... Hassan - Mr. Kn.; v Abciallait Mr. RAYMOND . Jew Pirate Mr. PILNLI.T • Sailor Mr. SMITM • •Scums • Mrs. Montratx . Lyra - Mrs. BLAND s • Manson . Signora STosaca - The story is very slight; constructed chiefly:Jß. WO* effect to the benevolenix of the Jew, Nabal, whkf a a kind of second Sheva : he buys Christian Captives, purposely to liberate them, and in this amiable traffic several, airs of lovers are brought toget&r, whom misfortune had separated. The incidents of the piece are not well connected, and the dialogue, though pe3t, is nut worthy the Author. Some noble and liberal sentiments, however, are wove into it, and the poetry is elegant and sometimes humourous. The music by KELLY is not of a very novel character, but it .was admirably sung by BRAUAM, Kativ, JOUNS TONE, SMITH, Mrs. MOCNYAIN, Mrs. BLANis SIGNORA SronAcs, and a number of auxiliaries in the cho easses, &c. Towards the end of the piece, which commences with an 111 delineated shipwreck., a Moo rish Prince succeeds to the throne of his father, and gives an opportunity for some scenic display, but even din was not very brilliant. It was given out for a second representation, but not with the unanimous approbation of an audience far from crowded. CORN EXCHANGE., MASK-LANE, MAY 4.—T4erz IS to-day a very short supply of Wheat, yet the trade is extreme dull, in sales nearly at la c prices---Marley heitvy in sale, and rather lower, and Malt goes Off "lotitvily—Also Peas and Beans of both sorts fully at ;iit last currency—There are likewise short supplies of Oats, and those of good quality, are at a fur 11eCadvance ilk price—Sales of Flour at the late small inastase in price. 4ei .~ •~ 1 4 PORTUGAL. . A .41 OPORTO, MARCH ts. The . Spanish troops • who - were in r irr;,,,, in . tovni, 4600 in nutpber, have left us, but our si . ; •It ' Fpntinues, stilt ettreniely unpleasant. .A c o , , • ioneris arrived here from -Lisbon, charged with , .. 1 . • 'the declaration of alLEitgliih property, a t,zl o f v s ip elebti owing to the English • the former is to b e , '- '' "' -by ObTic auction, and the la tter melt be paid with ' end • by ti 4lelay. . Whoever conceals any•such debt, i.,-iiable • i paestoP I suffer corporal punishment. ' • 1.0 .,The C •.• • Our port is no longer shut against neutral y e% ~ .w..-Aet f' rl it, till :, • which * aHqwej to enter and sail,from it:m= o l m , %-iosi,.. iiw tai s ill • • f l4 a . •yet in th e • tter case passport is requited from ~ .;01, 6 P. ". present Government, the charge for which atnou . .et Po" I. to two per cent. on the vakite of the ship and car . . 4011 , 1 Several neutrals have lately arrived he re . and Vi ' ar • 11 ~ .and Conde. Heavy contributions arelevi e d onoukto i O The W ine Company has been obliged to pay 60,0 00 -, . 7 !" ' &ides, and the rnerchantshavebeen fissedfrom4ootof i . . V ffA rt' each. The intelligence of the dnwnf a l of the N u . '4-,ritite :•"'lleeeds of the PSACE has probably already reached Yourplace . I saw this day a letter from Madrid, stating, d m , • 40 4 ' 1 about twenty millions of piastres had been fuuud • . liphert • A I iir his 'Palace, concealed in olive casks. ' - +woo • WilUTid 4L• INTEI.LIGEATB. • . 4 0111. 001 t • .. ... •.. . . - • • Pi n t PLYMOUTH, MAY 2, •• •. - : - Came in, tht Jeutin Raad tender, Captatn iv isit . ~. • f!yidAttl., , frorn St.Mary:Si• in Pyt•+ liar, laden with .3 , 4'' '. dirib e e, fig Linden, detained on I unufay.l ast b y hi s ~..gpFll7 •is • ' :. raiiiit CRANK, of. 12 gun:, off the' Lizard. f \ 0".1 / . VSI !. ,•. • , • •• . • I , owrsmourts, MAY a. • ar4 il Sailed, his Majesty's ship BELLXTIT, wi t h fleet - 4 'atrin E i 'futile& convoy rot' the West Indies.; and the SenAdn, .A t sellwq i- *WI convicts for Botany Bay.—Wind S.E. • cflom's l I F ... . DOVER, MAY s. ..., :,, His Maty! s gun-brig Btaina, Lieu t . Hirov, .il P.' into t & Roads.resterday a small French fishing. •.;. r hi•iiit, which lie cuptured, off,Calais yesterday morning. i An American ship passed by bile .last sight fine - Holland, and landed two ladies ; the embargo; it it i.- repotted, was taken of from the „American skips in fl . 'the, Duteh ports a feic diys ago. r , • YARMOUTH, MAY S. ' • ...• Arrived, the AnzADNE frigate, and AciPitsson and •. • ' CP.stsoit gun 7 brigsSailed, the FORKISit3 and Za. ' iii,sinA sloops of war, on a cruize. In the Roads, the • r i i itOrit:Cit, MAJESTIC, SAFEGUARD, REDS/WAS; and ; " 11 " . oil HAVOC gun-brigs. . . r' • FROM LLOYD'. LIST. ail •tGamiitaisa, MAT 3.e-hosed by .the Swi ft , Drevitr, front •• Call : • * .• • , and Logan, !VP Connell, from Behest. Sailed theTr• .- WI • • yeller Allison, for Halifax, and the Hope, Johnsen, for Newry. e `OM r ~,., • ' FRENCH CAPTURES: 1 16 !. 7 t titt " following is a List of Vessels captured or se- .... dia in i' k gOtStrated in France , under dr Decree of ille.l7th : ;iii of December : • -.. , . Ng F . Silain, Snow, for St. Petersburg's, of - Brunswick, detained at • 1 ~ Orrelines.. Lliarlottr, Lowden, et ........-., bound - from pi ? . .. dial r .litoarth,inraeottefiburithi with selt, detained at Ostend-. • Befallen, eel An, 4. Zanburr, from Virginia to Loadorr ' wilt urban*, . the ' detained at Calais. Hyades, Savage, of —, with toe and dotton, bi • • Iran Chariestion. to Londean, detained eg Calais. -Speen. . .1. g. • or, Lk*, of —,, In ballast, bound from Amseezdans to Arno. . ail . 13. ca, detained at Cslais. Dania, Collins, wkh lice and meta, .:. - bound from Charleston to London, detained at Caial.. Aurora. ..: . Ila,staill, wigs, West•lndie precinct, from liaidniore to Atniterdent, „a • • . detained at Calais. Tarantula, Riley, from IPlailadelplike to --, ... 401 Irt lie- 'tattling . Boulogne Harbour., Hibernia, frone`fonningea I ..ini to detained at Aliramt. Mercury, Bradford, withSsk,froen -• N r Plymbeth tai -, detableslat Alio*. Rising Sun, Burt.. with : 111 Westelndiaprixluce, from Philadelphia. to lima*, detained at .f' 4 ial *- 4tiatitestladt.• George, Eitret, from Plilla4eithia .ta,Lisbon, dee t 111 r %load in a Olt near Blest. Sally, Hastings, detained at Malaga ' nab . United Stmts. from Norfolk to Algeskua, detained at Algesirez . 4 EI Way, Sayer, bound to Marseilles , detained at Marseilles. Peace • VI .• and Plenty, Foster, from Boston to Marseilles, detained at Mar. • Ila 1 Saito. tattle, Small, from Boston is Marseilles, detained at Id Marseilles. Edward, Lewis, from Philadelphia to Marseilles. detained at Rochelle. Two Marys, Ailey, from Norfolk to Nam:, lk detained at belie-isle. Jersey,. Williams. from New York to , •Paleteno; detained at Leghorn. Calliope, Taylor, from New. , n York •to aoanleaux, detained at L'Orient. Thomas, Jefferson. ' la • • •.. Souelleaux to Mortals, detained at Morlaie. . . II t _ * Vika above, as reported to the Council of Prizes.] !! I. • • tthree Apprentices, Charleston packet. lames Medallion. . i •.. • . Charleston Yarico , and Freedom, detained at Bourdeasse. Cadiz ewacket.dm Venui etaedatM ß arseilles.Citherine .G , detained race,iti aL ed St. Mialoes, t. a Porto aloes.l : r paup:aa. detained at oico e and ~ Fan - ago. ;Reward, detained at Poros. Geo+ and Vengeance. • / ermined at Passage, Spain. America, detained at Helvoet. . g [Peri.bable commodities to be sold.] 0- Dnur.y.f..Ata.—Last night an Opera, entitled The 1 e Jew cy Mogadore,the avowed literary production of the John