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~i I, yeAr. MR. lox's wormy. ELECTION COMMITTEES. ADDR/ SI. Y 't ik.: refday next, move for the neeeffary Supplies for the Mr. Fox rote and exprelTed a defire to know whe ther it was the intention to adjourn over Monday and Tuefday next, being What'll week, as was ufually the pradice ? for if not, it was his intention to give notice of a Motion for either of there days, which lie intended to bring forward relative to the inter ference of RULER upon the fubjea of the loth Article of the Trea: y of Amiens. The CHANCELLOR of the Excniosita raid, it cer tainly was Cie intention to adjourn from Friday to Wednefday. Mr. Fox then raid, that as the meafure which he in - ended to propore was one which, if it was 6t to be adopted at all, ought to be adopted loon, he fhould therefore wifh to take the opportunity of bringing it forward fome day in the prefent week, (to morrow or Friday), as a delay beyond Tuefday would much weaken, if not entirely frultrate his objea in the mo• tint', which was, if poilible,to prevent further progrefs in hollilities before it was too late. The CHANCiLLOR Of the EXCH Kline Paid, he had reafon to think that an arrangement was made for go ing up with the Addrefs to his Majelly on to-morrow, and in that cafe it was not his with that the Members lhould,cr-ntrary to ufual cußom, return to the Houle. But as there flood an Order for ballotting two Commit tees tomorrow, certainly, if the lion. Member wi(hed it, the latter Ihould give way; but there was another Order alfo, for the third reading of the Clergy Rcfi. dence Bill, for Friday, about which a Right Hon. and Learned Friend of his was extremely folicitous that no delay flinuld take place, in order that it might be forwarded to the other Houle time enough to pals into a law the prefent Sellion ; Rill he was confi dent, if the Hon. Member was dilpored to urge his Motion, his Right Hon. and Learned Friend would endeavour to accommodate. Mr. Fox agreed that his notice fhonld (land at pre. fent as for Friday; and in the interim an arrange. meet might be made. The Order for the Ballot of tomorrow was, upon the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, de ferred till Friday, and alfo the Call of the Houfe. The report of the Addrefs of the Houfe of Com mons, voted laa night, was this day brought up, and read a &it time. On the queaion for the fecond reading, Sir Rossi,' Pr ims expreffed hindelf much a friend to Peace, and that he hoped even yet its bleffings might fpeedily be retiored to the Nation. Mr. H. LASCELLIS thought that the Milliners were right in making their nand when they did ; it was not the Rock of Malta, but the Rock of the Bri. tint Conftitution, spina which the projects of the enemy were direded. Sir W,e. PoLTINLY coincided in opinion with the lan Speaker. It was inertly for the purpofe of ail failing the frond hold of our independence, that they were defirous of fecuring the Rock of Malta. Mr. Banes rofe to explain the grounds on which he had lark night voted for the Amendment. He did not entirely agree with the fentiments expreffed in the fptech of Mr. Fox. The grounds of his refufal to rapport the original Kiska were, that it was int poffible for him tofrep that all endeavours had been vied to preferve peace after the million of Mr. Moore to Swizerland, and the orders given relative to the retention of the Cape of Good Hope. He would have been glad, however, to have retained thofe expref. lions of indignation again& Bonaparte contained in the original motion. Sir RICHARD HILL (poke in favour of the original Motion of yenerday. It was jai to go to war, if peace could not be preferved with honour. He could not help being furprifed that thofe who, charaderifed under the name of the Old Oppofition, had fupport ed the Mininry, now joined agama them; and that thofe who, as the New Oppofition, oppofed the Mi niary, had now joined them.—He hoped that, how ever, now at the conchifion of the bufinefs, there would be an unanimous vote in favour of the Addrefs. Mr.HOBART fpoke in favour of the original Motion of yenerday. He alluded to leveret points in Mr, Fox's fpeech, and replied to them. Mr. Shaw Lemma fully coincided in the Cenci assents of Mr. Hobliottre, and thought the bea fecu rity for the fuccers of the country, in a jun, neceffary, and unavoidable War, was perfect unanimity, a cor dial and patriotic jundion of the People, heart and hand ; or, to sift a trite, but forcible adage—" a km: 144 afros, pull, and a pull altapther." Mr. Wt aaaaaaaaa Rated themotives which induced him to vote yefterday in favour of the Amendment, which were much the fame as thofe urged by Mr. tanks. He wifhed that Peace might be procured rather by Ruaian mediation, than according to the infcription which he had feen on a piece of ordnance at Dover, viz.fuseperiausoereer. Mr. ALasaamta raid a few words in favour of the original motion, Mr. Jom n iron t (poke in favour of die Amendment. Mr. ALIXANDIR and Mr. WiLasa rooter explained. Mr. WILLIAP. DVND•I made a GB/ obfervations em what had fallen from Mr. Wilberforce and Mr, Ranks. Mr. Wizazaroact explained. The Cm...mm.1.0' of the Excitanyee thought the two Hon. Gentlemen who (poke lass had, as his Non. Friend (Mr. Dundas) had Rated, abed incon fiflently, in arguing as they did in favour of the amendment. He thanked them for doing him t e jun ice to believe that he was fincere in his wilbes for peace. He affured the Houle, and he folemnly called on GOD to witnefs the fincerity of his alfurance, that his moll anxious and ardent willies and endeavours had been exerted to preferve peace, and that his moll fee vent and zealous willies were eatnefily bent on its fpeedy reloration. He feared, however, that it was not by talking of Ruffian mediation, nor by fetch amendments as that of lie night, nor by (itch no tices as had been given this day, that would p °cure us to deilraide a blessing. He believed, that the fo much wilhed for event was only to be attained by ritrining a (trait forward, firm, and undaunted line of conduct, which fhnuld convince 0111 enemick tliat lunigcr fuhmit to aggrellion and infnli. -ry thing ,het I an d tie hell And ' tttacks f ry- Sir WILLIAM Doziew, Mr. BRAGG:, and Mr. LiMGMEDA laid each a few words for the original motion. The Addrefs was then agreed to, and or dered, and a Meffage to be prefented by the whole Houle, to be fent to his Majeay to-morrow, to learn when he would be pleated to receive the fame. The other Orders of the Day were poltponed.— Adjourned. •-e would no longer fubmit to aggretbot and that we w At t arti4ned to ri eve. 5; r1 A..... , • 40# :I'4 /8 " t • he dignity sir - • n &stall • • al Pais - "4‘ • 4d. LONDON. THURSDAY, MAY seu PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK e 3 Per Celt. Confab j7l , f.-for July opg. Long Mm. i 6 13-16 f. PRICE OF STOCKS YESI EMMY : Bank Stock 5 per Cent. Ann. t 79y, 93 9ti 3 per Cent. Red. S 7 5613 Lung Ann. t 6 t 5-164 s pore C011E57114 Imp 3 per Cent. 551 55 Newt., per Cent. y 721! Ezeh..ti. hills, is. to %add. 5 per Ct. Navy. 934 93 ' i Conf. fur opg.sBift Yefterday was fettling day at the Stuck Exchange. It paired of without any failure. Confidering the proceedings in Parliament as toe important to be abridged, to make roam for French vertiage, we were prevented yeflerday from prefenting fuel' extracts as we otherwife thould have given from the Moniteur. In the preceding columns our Readers will find filch of the French Official Communications as appear moll important. Even their own reprefen tation puts the points in difpute exaalj , on the fame ground which his Islajefly's Declaration did ;—but, while they endeavour to make the worfe appear the better argument, they labour to keep the true quef tion out of view. Malta was to be given up by this country on certain condition; to the Order of St. John of Jerufalcm. The conditions have not been complied with, and yet France demands the evacuation of that .ifland as pe remptorily as if the piece had been to be delivered over to itfelf ! In what refped has this country vio lated the Treaties which lately reamed Peace to Eu rope ? In no inflance has it . tkiltelo. Has the Cutts . Cowsut. been equally fcruptilmwto fulfil his engage ments ? Look at Italy—at Plettruontat the 'fiend of Elba—at Switzerland—at Holland !—Does he think all the world blind except himfelf, or that French Logic and Diplomatic Chicanery will be taken from him as poffetfing any real weight, when put into the balance againli States and Empires un jullly occupied in violation of the firfl principles of all Treaties? It will be Peen by the Parliamentary proceedings of lall night, that the whole of the Supplementary Mi. litia are forthwith to be embodied, and all the pro. ceedings of Government manifefi a becoming deter. mination to profecute the war in fuels a manner as appears moll likely to bring it to a happy termination. Yellerday morning His MA/ %STY and the Duke of Cu es SF imam attended by general Gaarti, rode on horceback round by Croydon, and returned about twelve o'clock. A little before three o'clock, His MAJISTY came from the Queen's Houk to St. James'a; about three the Loan celalmc aLLos. arrived in his [fate coach, ac- companied by the Earls of DARNLCY and Roadway, Lords Mstvltts, ROSSLYII. DOUGLASS, KI.IIYOII, LISI and Wat.steto Ham, the Arch hilltop of DUBLIN. Billops Of Sr. AS•PII, BRISTOL, and CtoncssrEs. Mr. Cowrea, and Mr, Emits. NCR, with the Addrcf% of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, when His Msjssrv, being feated on the Throne. received the f4me molt gracsoufly. There were alfo at Court— Their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of Veldt and Cumberland, his Grace the Arcbblfbcp of Canterbury, the Right Has, the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; Dukes Roxburgh and Portland : Marquiifes Eulifisury and Townliscad ; Earls Dm Sow, Cluftcrficid, Spencer, Radnor, Weßnsoreland, Eillogham, Courtown,aud Moira; Vifrounta Wentworth and Newark ; Bigwig's Durham and Ely; Lords R olk, Pelham. Dlgby, Stopfard, Segal, WilkorbYde Broke, Glendore, and Cathcart. La night their Msrssriss and the PaiNcitsess paid a fecond vifit to the Haymarket Theatre. The Entertainments were the Mir at Law and /Sty Grata. tnothtr, which were received with great applaufe by an elegant and overflowing audience. We timely cver law the King laugh fo heartily as at BtiSSIT'S Dewitt Doeu;st. When the ROYAL FAMILY entered and retired the band tiruck up ei God Cave the King." The accls. mations which refounded from the boxes, pit, and galleries, were never furpalted. Tucfday his Royal Higknefr the Petite of WALKS. and a party of frieads, dined with the Rev. GIORGA Hower G , at the ReCtory, Hanwell. The Earl of goo memsaitisis'ilarqueradelaß night, at Ealing Grove, was attended by ioooyifitors. The PRIIICF honoured it with his prefence. Lord CoLs left town yefterday for Ireland, in con. fequence of an exprefs, announcing the death of the Earl of EiustsKlLLF Ili his father. On Saturday evenine Lord G•t.t.nw•v fell from his black piney by Whitehall, and cut the fide of his head, lu that it bled protutely. Yenerday the if} divifion of Leiceflerfhire Militia marched through London, on their rout to Dover. The toth regiment hegan its march this morning from Portfmnuth, for Battle in Soper. Yellerday ahaiiotwastaken at the Laft IndiAHonfe, when Joirs 4or.rs, Elq. war. eletled a Direftor, to terve two ye.,rs, in the ruin' of Sir Jouw SMITH But 11.art. deceafed. . . I'e et day EDWAID SN ern, Efq. Citizen and Skin. ner, paid the uloal hoe 44001. and to marks, to be excufed fcrring the office of Sheriff, to which he was nominated by the I.oan blaroit 1411 Tuefday. Erupts Rae. s.—The col. Plate was yellerday won by Mr. Flom'. AigLtoss. The other horfes that Ranted were, Mr. Duaaates Rader, and Mr. WANDILL'I Hare Fat. The bets at flatting were 25 to 5 in favour of Napa Railer. A mummy. elm. ' , any itteaded, among whom we witnelfed the Prince of \VALES. -- R,'YAL CIRCVS.—The New Temporary Lyrical I I Effufion, introduced by &Aura Lift night, at the Koval Circus, dercriptive of the Inltallation, or Ki ights of the Bath, was honotucd with anbouadtd I apples* a it will be repeated this evening. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, Mar 23.—Arrived laft evening the French cutter pilot-boat PEfperance, belonging to Havre, out eight days, was captured yefterday morn ing off the Lizard : fhe is Paid to have been there on the look out for homeward bound French ►effels, to prevent their coming into any of our ports : fhe is a prize to the litsciturrom cutter, Captain Srow EHAM, % which failed again this day on a cruize alfo failed, in confequence of particular orders from the General Poll Office, the following packets with mails and dif patches, viz. Fuzes ERNEST, PETRI, with mails of the t Bth intl. for the Leeward Iflands ; LEICESTIR, SHAR p, with mails of the 4th inft.. for New York and Halifax ; and Paws ADOLPHUS, Jonas, with mails of the 17th inR. for Lillson. Arrived this day the Jofeph and John, L♦ GROUCH F, from Jerky, with cyder, &c. for a market. Paired this port for the Mediterranean, the VICTORY, of t to guns, vice Ad rniral Lord NILSON, with a fine breeze at North.— The Towessec from Jamaica, and the WALSING HA M packers from Li(bon, are hourly expelled. In confequence ads:: ftrong winds at north, which have prevailed for fome -teks pall, the packets have been prevented from arriving. Pairengers by the PRINCE ERNEST packet, Mr. R. Ltovo, of the army ; G. W. Dewitt, Efq. Chief Jullice of the Wand of Nevis ; and Mifs DANIEL. Wind North. PLYMOUTH,May 24.,-Came in the French dogger le Grand Adrian, of (Mend, from France, bound to Offend, laden with felt, captured the zed intl. by the REVULUTIONNAIat, of 40 guns, Capt. LOCIC.r. Arrived the PICKLE, of to guns, Lieut. I•APINO TIERE, from a cruise, with the lafs of her bowfprit and main yard : the brought in with her a French lugger, called le St. Tronquille, of Fecamp, PIFRIA RODERT mailer, from Pecamp, with mackerel, which the captured the 22d inll.—Sailed the lesoeser gun brig, of 34 guns, Lieut. &ern!, on a cruize ; the lEac ea Excife ;utter on the imprefs fervice ; and the Ann, PARR, of and for Liverpool, in bellatt—Se swell detained %Wilt are now off the port beating in ; particulars not known.—The prifoners that are taken out of the captured veirels, are, for the pre fent, put an board the SALVADOR ale Moan; where they will remain until the prifon is ready for them. —A French brig, and a Dutch dogger are now coming into the Sound, but cannot get the particu• Lars for.this poll. Sailed the RANGER revenue cutter, of i 4 guns, Captain Fee; ea, with difpatches for the Beet off Drell. The DASHER, of IS guns, Captain DaeaFONs, which failed Saturday evening, is lid to have gone with difpatches to the Eaft Indies. PORTSMOUTH, MAY as.—The fix brigs which ar. rived left night, are all laden with naval flares from Havre de Grace, bound to Bill, captures! off Cher. Bourg, by the Mauve frigate, Capt. C. BULLIN.— She was left in chace of the remainder of the convoy. The fearcen report, that when the pri;es were board ed by the Mutative, the Frenchmen execrated their Cuter Cott stre, and expreffed how very averfe the men, on the part of Prance, are to a war. The pri foners were taken ont,and fent on board the Mir revs, —The ALLIGATOR has unmoored, to drop down to Cowes, to take in troops. I Beat., MAT al. —Sailed the JALOUSI Hoop of war on a cruize.—Arrived the Atmore' gun-brig from a cruize; and a French brig with malt, fent in by the ' lir M ORT 4 LITI frigate.—Wind S. W. Dovsa, Ma• 3s.—The Rename French brig, !from Tobago for Dunkirk, laden with rum, Agar, kc. is Oft arri►ed, fent in captured by the Vszsm gun-brig; alto the Deux Freres, Captain C. T. De ,/f/IG II BA I, of Offend, from Cette, with wine, na g and brandy, for Antwerp, Cent in by the jasouss gun brig t alto the Speculation, H. Tasroas, from Mo gadnre, with gum, almonds, and drugs, bound to Amtterdam, fent in by the Jaiouss gun•brig. The Aucx LAM n packet fails with foreign mail foe Calais nest tide, with upwards of too paffengers. Two large French lugger privateers came out of Boulogne left night, but were chafed off the coaff by cruizers on this nation. Sllttlillt SS, MAY ay.—Arrived here LAU night tats Pi asr vs and ratite : the former was paid this mo►n ing.—Theundernaentioned we cape& down the River hourly.—Orders are here to pay them immediately on their arrival, in order to their proceeding to fea : Vasuva, Hama, Teams, SULPH In, Zsaaa, Par. Taast..- 7 The Dutch ve&l we mentioned in our lad to have come in here, flopped by the Vizir gun. brig, is the De Phcenix, laden with fugar, coffee. co• coa, and cotton, from Surinam. bound to Amlier dam, and detained by the AniLl• frigate, not the V 11614, as Rated before.—The Dicraroa and Bts cm Lit Pils a have arrived here from Chatham. The MATILDA, of 28 guns. is Offered to be got ready As au Hofpital (hip at Woolly:eh. YARMOUTH. MAT 26.—Sailed the STAG revenue clatter to join Admiral Tuoaraotouoe'• fleet off the Dutch mall. Arrived from Memel with timber the fol l tn e f Dimas; Betfy • Pnwria • BROWN, and Norfolk, Caren—Alto from Norway with deals, True Briton, GUNTON ; Emanuel, Ja cossom ; John, CARTRR. and Diana, BARIIiTT. Sunday the Clyde failed from Leith Roads, to join the North Sea Beet by orders. The Awsetbytt frigate was preparing with every difpatcb poffible to follow the Clyde. On Saturday a Dutch velTel bound for Leith W3ll, immediately on her arrival in the Roads, hazed by the Clyde frigate and fent into the harbour as he. pia This is thq &ft coptur: ou die Scr ttifh coa''. ?ROM LLOYD'. LIST. GIAVIMWD, May as.—Paled by, the Felkity, Cook, freal Oporto.—Sailed the Catharine, Owen, for Newry. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Renr-Admiral Gummi M is appointed Flrit Captain to the Fleet to be commanded by Lord NE caned. Captain C RICIIARDBOX is appointed to the Alligator, recotneniffioned. Captalns--Josr STLWA aD, to the Ceres; BROWN, to the Equip. , rel ; W. N Jeer's, to the Mavtikent ; DOR RAM, to the De. knee; Earl of Norr 'list, to the Britannia; A. BtItTIL, to the Windfor Cattle. lieutenants—W. Ross and W ,to the Prince of Wats ; HANNAN and DOTTON, to the Alligator; 511341 , "4, to the Ro. fario; Bowie, is appointed to the Magnificent; E PAtiata, to the Squirrel; HAW TTTTT to the ISt; JAMAS SMITH, to the Ranger; DUNCAN, to the Seraph; Insist Latirat.xce, to th e Gelgo; and H.PEAllar, tOtheAmpidom Dr. Se:i re is appointed PhyGdan to the Mediterranean Fl eet . The Rey. W. MORGAN is appointed Chaplain to the Vii de Paris; and the Rev. Joists MURRAY, Chaplain to the Plantagenet. Admiral Gamma took leave of the Admiralty Board yellerday morning, previous to his fetting nut for the Newfoundland nation. The Dsrract, of 74 guns, was renerday put into Commiffion, and Captain GEORG& Hors ap pointed to the command. Several privateers and renders will be ready to fail from Dover to-morrow, and others are in a great Rate of forwardnefs. On Tuef,lay a French packet failed from Calais with a mail for England,: the wind blowing hard the velfel was obliged to being up in the middle of the Channel. While at anchor Mt WOAD fent an order off to her to return with the Mail, and gave notice. that all communication between France and England had now ceafed. An embargo has taken place at Calais, and no packets will he allowed to fail, between the Englifh and French ports in future. Yeflerday a Court of Directors . was held at the EaR India Houfe, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court, viz ; Captain ftarrr, of ti Earl Spencer; Capt. GRAVAM, of the Tigris; and Captain TAYLOR, of the Glory. A Lift of the Minority who voted for Mr. Gave: Amendment on Toefday lag : Adair, Robert Dundas, Hon G. North. Dudley Anton, Thomas Fellows. Robert Northey, Wnliaet Aubrey, Sir John Ft waists*. Rt. Hon. Ord, William Andover, lord General Peirfe, Henry Anionic, Wm.l.ee Poo, Hon. C.I. Planer, William Barclay. George Grey. Hon. C. Petty, Lord Henry &Ms, Henry Hamilton. Lard A. Ponfonby, Hon. W. Bouverie,Hos.B. john Bream, John Burdett, Sir Franck; oward, Hon. H. ROOl,, Lord W. utter, Jar. (Exeter) Hembeote, Jaen Raine,lonatban &atm t.Captain Hurey, %Pam Richard*, joreph Pent, Robot f a k n yll, joieph St. John, Hon St.A. Covendias, G.H. erratic. 04. Stanley. Lard Caulfield, Henry obaitime, Geary Syne:. load R. Cane, Thome nalrd, Hon. C. Somerville, Sir M. Coke. Edward Lifeboat, R. J. Townfend, Lard J, Cwßxy. jots Madocks, W. A. Thornton, Henry Creiyez as Mtlford, Lord wale*, Hon. Gen, C H. C. Milbank. air Ralph We tan, C C. , Bowes Milner, Sir Wm. Wintalare, Wm. =as, Marquis of Mina, Jame. Hoc. L. Moore, Goo. Peter Wharton, lola 4)antlas, Hon. C. Moore. Pete Tahhtita, Whidwetd, Samuel I apish, winks.. The Minority in the Hoof, of Lords. on Mowlan confifted of the following Members : Duke et Bedford Earl Thaw Leinßcr Albemarle Earl Derby Stanhope Cowper Guildford Belborough Lard Ike. tie .f.ol# I DaN GAZETTE, Ma 34. ST. JANIS'S, NAY 23. The Khag has been pleated to confer the honour of Knighthood as Sir Junes Pohang, Daft Llentemmt Colonel Francis Wide, wonb, Captain Robert Helton, of t►e Royal Navy, Rupert George Efq. and Richard Hawkey, Ffq. as proities to Ave of the Knights of the moft Honourable Order et the Bath, at the late infts/lation. WMITEM•LL, MAT 24. The King has been pkakd to grant to Edward Bowyer Spathe. Dour in Diriowc, the Owe and dignity of Dean of the Cathe dral Chord of *WI, void by the death of Defter Charles Peter Layard,lott Dew therolL The King has silo bees pliatad to grain to WI Nerds, Clerit,Doetor in Divinity. the piece sad dignity of a Canon or Pre bendary of cheat etrwpolideal Claud of Caermadeid bf the death of Jaw Lynek Oat. Dodtar aflavre, late Vis tkeranC MAT 12. Thc Kiss has been 'mislay pkaied to await anima' aall clam, oi lands', la the musty et York. Efq. to the Offiete of Roar Crola Parfalvema of Arras. la the Radii' Caw. vacant bl the_ rwailikei t h eme ugg liarer, Eh. to Oa Oax Rale mood fisweid o la the BANKRUFTCY ENLARGES). PM .t. %M N.. of Hairs* ildeir• Mir sad chati• atoo. er eitioo. u Ovaditi. LooSslt. BANKRUPTS. Josses Sobs. Covotry. trootoy-fetlyeaskiNaler tad to forremdet Jae 4. It. and Jwir s. it dna, at (1 1 = !wades. AttoTlgo, Mara TJaiotizy,Losssed loot, Orresocro Imi.Chtmeery-hum • _ _ Thomas Bayley, of Ithoptete item Without, I.OII4INIVISO led beff-moseinoq titmice owl diapers, May si, 7. mil July j ak eo at Wahl& Attorney, Mr. P rss Cbarattkaet. if laftebar, Lateen, loireloawbeolter, aterehese. &Oar eatl aquas, Ma 7 4, Jam 7, end Jui7 S. demo, at GandhatL Attar:gee, Mee% Sheeweed mot Pated 4 Outer baryt=heethwark. James , llamas Ifeselbam. owl Thom Borman, of lartalani. Paaktiball. lissaks. Mahekeeetuerareitoolmso sod manners, dealers aadi chaps" May 3143= 7. at taa, at O.ids.L Auer oho. Mr. lammd or Mr. Use, **47l,4lmmh•Walk, Tam" Haws Mo, of Limped, soffelmat. dollar lad CharnMard:g . 97. N. awl Julys. at one, at the Owego lam, DdeArees, pod. Attoeuks, Meths. W and Faereft, Ltvapeal. George Salta the yoremsee, bee of Leveret Patentolter.row. 14m4011, almtadtk. doily charoma. me 4. 7, at ash sad July 7, m one at Chmadhsh. Manley, . Maud. Raelmete coon. rhese-lireet, London. Richard Cowmen . late of Cheat Bell.alky. Lasagne aierthant. dealer IM riapnean. May 31, Jams I. end ton tem. at 061111.11. Aparnay. Mr. HlOweer, $, John Ask% of Preralanre-Row, litallesrprquare, M arm. Wm, esier and Aspens. May si, June 7, and July 3. at Arm. or Gelifiall. Attorney, Graf , * lan-Mem John Walt, at loners Mee Ea*, par* of ?twat. Mldatru. aitift7 A tt e d s. laise 4. I s. and Jaly s,st demi. at Ovlldhall. AM, sin, sad Ward. Howard-Rout. Sward. Wallas innimm itla flled-Lyanantst, 0/11101111111. 14/iNgilks. Maher ad aartioaata, hMy ay. .is 7, avid jaly L. at M. et 00111101. Ationary, Mr. Hinelt6. = lame llas? , " seem 7 /441t1 • Jabs Laud. late t pad& et /Wm Yelber in easels, Arabic awl awes, June 6. a; ave. Jane Nat elms, and Joky 3, * eft. at the OW Ayd, r Drldievrater..... Afterscy. Mr. Jaime rasher. Chadder•ftreet. Artheldie. Jahn Date ad iv_ hit lland-eawt. Wanitotolle, lAudes• kir" riace•brolter. May 3r, at tea. 17 4. at twelve, and I t t eine, at Gididliall Amnia, Gen Harvey and Linealeis.lon New -Bare, Leandes. LONDON: Primed and riblAled by LEVAL IILANT.(nr Carr label, . I _._ . l ..mbetk) melba ST& a Orr tn. No. .Carop AM. nAankal aft al Os fui OdUCti