Star. — London, England, 1814-05-27 00:00:00

i pending for any infraction of tAe Censetut;on, and those who, for such cruses, have twe,tl;4 t prison, 4 or arrest. ed,,shallbe inune4bitelY set ,Olvierci e . ,,,giich':treit lA,' my will , lgneause the erellate ;iittlisalOrnest.Of (be nation requite it. , • - - • ' ' ' • .4 Given at Vikticie; -1 , •01 1 ,•: • #.l .4lll 'C' . • - • ... ' .t a i l d .i ll i N:1 ` ".*: *JO!' ~- . " Yei4no-.ll,n__ ~ , kili t :S4ter . eri, pe T tivai. 14 As CtptainAttisteral:ok biiw 2,11`10 1 ,Viti4) and, MilitorpOovermve, of the'Wbole . . Prov:iretac ;' by order,o(Ae• Moray pon,Fertiinand Vii. : • • . ''• Ge'D Pres"114:1:111011111 iat.o be ,published. . ~.., kie _4,,_ft/600".1 1 411mg 4 0 Vosui# x Litiliaa: t IMEN:efi Ad P,*it.t...t.: ~ tt. ' ' , • OItDONNA*II or-1.114 KING. " ,1 ` . Loma , by the Grace of - oaf); Zing of ienneeilekt . ' • 7 ' Do the report of mr ttnititei.a)ieteefetary of Stkt.. tit . IDepatuioot, 'Whim dOeretil sodida decree alleillOmt g ' l'• ' 4. Alit. i. i boitstrototer oe-tits - and i • • r 2 . r sotto, leo Cosior,4o4tr fo-Cttlefeottbe • . • : t • • tsxrPoilitA ;ral se_ ,il4l4,tio,i(*_.. .. t o n. /Z oo scni, enclia oribes'et ler win" bile 'via '7, - 7; ~ . Cblood . '" •• ~..i-••••!: 4. Avc.A. .cour .400.44 , 114.04*.the , - , of dooolirmootOt.,,-,ollt '•. p... 2 -; 4411:±. L L • • .1 . ., A • ,t' T 01000. fit ttOClPlskik 1 1 1 1 11 11.44 i' 44 0 13 " 4 . • , 4. : -.4.4 ' s•-(i • N 2./ - - •Vtlfoteri- , . .; •' . ,'• tP -43' - • :'.. see niteetagy stlyhtik • 7 ;• ') U . ,' 4- 1 " erh‘Oirmee, jika sir are inirittl•iii st.lllfle repair. between . ..the • .ortivro•end five o'eleek the War Olio" in et* tb 'mtgee their a . • ...7 4 to proceed to the iftattmental Inspectors, to who • • they ate to Ttsw wtt :their qualifications for as sistinglo the new formetilitildf the erlity. -, • s'' The Dee d'Avietilinne-• it appointed . Grand Atb Inbar of Prager. ' • '.' .. Her ROTA Highness the Niches: of Ango ••• visited yesterday the Jernigan liaises. *I , _ • ' . i, The Dui de Berri reviewed yesteedey the llshiSot tines* of Chaiseurs, at Sc.'Crermain.en•LAVe r. . tai (Alger tins assisted in the ceremony. ' His. Hightesi wts received by:thc - troopit with every in of rasped and .devotioss,-..and she , stir 'refounded tritki the shout's of 41 Vive - lelteri Pt • • ' . ';'". ...• Tsunami)*, - will be celesta - MI irf 'the - cathedral, 'a' tolenth seragfa'all thatikigialeg;lbr -the restoration of bis Holiness Plutirll. to the estatei of the Church. The stile cooiage of the - 4 s-EmOtriiii, we brae, Will be sea to - Russia ; and it it said the bum. of NA pOtrini, litiobei ont the column in the square de Veit... , chime, will - alsoitike , Off snuff tobte..-- ' 7 ' • • • :-1114014ratx,:k4AY,io. • ... . . ..:. , It is said that.the:Eleitontte of likinti**l.iinia bourg will.recciie k atkiniirsisi:alf •_,... ;h2r; fobic the country will be rounded .. Di; , -,plimam . .ota, named who.are to concur in, forming-Aida a .l Lion, bet tlie-offigial intellieice dries, not- i and any certainty on the subject, ,I4e.cnniecteres which have been formed ilaniall . be iciaiird. the Elieteirate of Ifentwererill gain nittels,hi tiseia'aisw acquisitiotii. ~- - 1 VlfaiNa, Maris, ' - ...; live/hit DIU Majesty tbe. Emperor to England la • ideed• We Isennevistrpren site their itVillill 3 nisi.' 'ast-ildairetias 040 4 city, partly On aecourn t s, of .. eniiisidedrinafo. - Englitad ;and partly beta - ellideirerritite will not . perseis• a proteat:sed absent* fewasialtseeepectireSsollorilft_;•,-, tote' - VfitASfAilVin;Wit.- .. I.: . . , IN cornmil•Aolers charged with iiiintic . . :44 - . . .. . . . tetrefteof e ' th iiie Troops . arearrived" hi - I. iici.... laity. Several columns of , treticti prisoners have ar• wised ItOre Germany. Tin Thi, Vouattiers estattlishad • • Alas the batiks of,the Abuse - are suretsedod: - .i ... j.,: i ; . 1 • • - : TotiLOU,sa i MAY.. . --.. ...,,,, - . ~ ,_ . - L ~11- , . Tfo.D.4 a Wellinium retu rn ed to . this city trap tack , last So.WO: ay. T he immediately , seised dr .°ll/010017 of reseroilli, tbil .aliturtiners of their 140 straieladoa for so altitsiotts. *Op avilted a , 01 1 0 11 . 1 % * . __,,,, .- • . •- . Tußni.- 111 #7 1 4e5er.... .; lltatoiansil oi .Regency bizeitesedled to the Iv* ois'ef his sisidiniam MAISSY 4% the- non-tornatkr eiquedefficep sad soldiersionneely belonging tOthem, who help aincivereed is Ennio AT Italy- The re ception ef,ottr.Soorereigoas,his entrance into 130104, web of the asostitrilliantbiod.. 114 Majesty eisitetA se k o spisit j ia*spatittose, and left ihere Some sub.. atantial cooatfof.his 044,04 numilissisce. - . • , -- 'Lninott; APlttl..4 ! I; '.. ,- .. H - s ROTatHilthatiN the Nitie ed,ittiestitleipected herein the tows* of treat month i: i - Mtable•prepeevF tints are mating for his . receptiart.. • 1 ,'• •. 3 -,- , • Oar, commetet is now more flourishing than ever, end we hope soon to see the ensils.of war abundantly _ .. . etompensated: * • • • - .CII.7IIII6,MAV'w. • , 7 . Several detethatents el'Coseselieirtived here yes , terday; on their route from t'aris. :His Saxon Majesty rettloved lottlriftflt Berlin to Potsdam. • . " FitANKFO4I * *.MIiY I4- • . The first column of the. ReSsisti may , which. :. ried the. Mint it CnbleOf2e,rfi*Cd-testettlai 4 4 r•tap ',tide. Betweeri 3 and 600Ttench prisiatieri hies . p,siedthionis tliiieity on tbrir ronte-tt Mesal. 7 ..13 - i,i i ii‘ifitlitl4, Wit vii.. *— '•... '.. . • .. , „ . Condo .d e jkiiirlill, Estsabo Insley Dlvisinn•liniirt fre,e,n .... nn.,4 • ' - . f r om. ni i m a i egy. La t h e bth Mie! his peblic entry into this city on the 14th Rekipi (Satt Ever di s p os ition - was evade W Patter*. 1 0. bis s f.4 l . oo ai t these Initials" dna to thehappf Anil to 41ap9rta*Mgesen, which he amass folfslarnonsstau. .. :- .: -t -. . • ..; PoitT.liEnitA)o, (ÜBA) MAY s. 'I. On the 84 'of this Month, en English. long -l oa f, geared in our Roads. She $01.11 1 )2 10 ' P.DBtkral.o ~_ r'. which were %bine Staff OfficFrt, Ruseng!..-r!_gnini sad Austrian , wi th two French Gcme ....stio, , . ac .. . • ' r Napoleon, who-was 'till 4.:naPhoraiedthielleff.'rga;•!inloroin e of the Officer - I - having officially to the Carnmen , previously miiiinunicated ants which recently dant of she Peres the in'Prupt ev ents occurred i n yruga,....the abdication of Bonaparte, and sisconiemat to tile s made during the Wed o'r . t h • eception of' re fanner Isle of Elba—preparittons were e ' rassembled at theeno. eitersothile. A.l! be'Au th ° r ! Pes . :trance of Bonaparte- a re a i e ' dby order The follow i ng morning e g ad p R to __ L _ taiwn .„, of the fallen E • was Wort is, Tu. .. s.. *al immediately hcag. with a species ofitit.l,l it salvoes •of artill on the fortress, ataiidAt re v -- ,„ r ated . -wkh . bees i The flag has a white gre,, A ci t - r - ii a ii ng t h e aros e a INekl in the cantles if 2 u luset* *- • r - s . ut Elba, tn naparte (these are not inn . honed) initeil to those hir•the iiie by i and rose. . . +rot song elan-the Rag ilah4AleplaYed, Bottstpuroe land 'l 4141 k atit.his suite: .. 1464fair saluted With 14 roudcOtilitiliory;'whiCh iiihrlialatertid by the Betie , Usiiitiete . witte tifintforgoitivlt -..* .* . thihaikaite' t iras habited Ili irtliti initotiti lines ii "libi 16 • )ei liiislie att tiniferns richly etibiroidered whit 401. 1 . 40 a Mi&iii i illititituhir ra gtl "*.4... ' ile W I wall' round-het:4kb a iekke cockade: -three v . lis plaYeri end rota *fairs receded him, sandilte inhablor Lifts. pressed with eager curiosity to gaze. Tbaboild of olir"efhlayor was provisionally prepared for AN ceptiott'o Bonaparte .. He was condected t . and received by the . Authorities of the Island: spoke to each, and affected an air of indifference, and tometimes of gaiety. He asked many questions relit. tive titihe Island; .. . . • Aftitiesting 1 • few minutes, Bonaparte mounted a th!i!giiii and went with his suite to inspect the for ilreeses tif '?&airiaiib;•CainpoCapo, Liver?, and Rio. I The next utortiing;'tlie Sth, the Ex-Sovereign. ac ....!...:. iitilby the."Counnissioners of the Allied • • **eletted . hilhOtse at ell oiclock, and visited ' • i*Oriti: itbkliii , five miles from this town. !ce l n • - I-. tame 4V,";hrirtsitett the iron mines, whidr crinithifte the . tit.is of 'our' island. - He inquired the' Simi/linear iiieribe piodited . by the mtneor—g 4 Five , btandiel thnttiandliant:s . . o .—“ . These . 500,000 francs ' then will:belting: to sliik riA*A 4 'Bet, Sire, you know you'liaie 'bra dettleectafferind • this revenue to the firlidh vrtnaiii.,wivnett*ito my senses when , I made suthsiniirdeo rWe Made than? foolis4l 'decrees in my life. Until that ineorek ! . kw*: hfiKirernarked that ng°7l .nzoatte had **At attiOrnutadffu,. • • . ,-,',, - ._Veiterclay.three'siie.bors4 . l , * fiectedlel e •ot i . also Some cairiaoi Mid kaggyge: '.'Seteral afore at ..titles, and a corps 01.•:ilie:1444Ahlif 1 4 e 1.11 1 3 ° 64 ' 0 1 7 in the Islattd. . l' ' ; . 7 ; ;; : ' . s ;! ''. 1 " ' , • *; Ointial. Zaleithe jras.,tlstielf ceps INN, •--nditig iltatipititelo the 'atftlstifeefiC, .. , . • ' - .LtGIIORK,MAY . 10.. '7 - . -. 7 • ,', 'Three Stliail . votiaa ititted ins•thia:ooll. faraday Tr.= Elba. 'lll4' exhibits & white Rags, `with a red apace in Ale Cei%tre, •at which were emblazoned three *u. 'Vim populaCe crowded to the port, and up..! ibtAided the c-ews > ,..is'paet if those who afforded -4' _asylum '9 Bpnaparte. Nothing can exceed the ha: did whiCh . the .Italiatits now Manifest against the min to whose Irv , . ) . T' ke they Ma so 1 mg submitted. , .. ~ -.% .... ,fr 4 ' .. THE' E.I' . 4 I OINIG $ fikli. t. 140.611:061sr?". FR/DAY, MAY Op teni. ' • .iltgater Jrri)cno Tals DAY 41* TwaLint crancA ROutce4 660—cAus. stioir .cc.eattif--4 per Ct., 5 per Cene.'Niery BoSe, Ioe. Ils. pron. Onlniuna, dose-4ildi Leeelmass. le 1-16th : - liisiiequeißdis - Ss. is. pton.. -- • • • The friends of Rep* hotitoeity and Nation* ',Liberty will be • gritoied to read* the ateounts from Spain, which we this day lay hefoit may Readetsa '4 ' . • reiDINANp restored to a,Throse Which‘be had ab dkatest—restacedby she Cosies, the ancient and legi -.,,,sweived with acsla. . _ by the People whom he had abandoned, has dared tit ennui, by his own pet, .the.klationnt.Ripent mention, - and has hadthely to set himself 14-111* • despot intile free Kingdom of Spain. yrdl . die free men of that kingdom tamely yield UP:thOselibeyties which they purchased 'at the ex. netts of so much blood—that system of conriti4eikal authority, jesecore which they have made toraton7 :see , rificie P. Wilt . Spain glinup these to• the` aclllb , rents GOZWT ?-;7:4litlit Wise patricides who': .• . ' ;con' stivadee—, ** - they .permit such pcetches.widi impunity to snake flit nLthe pageanteflt4tspotic king as a pretext• fir crushing the liberties:l4'o44r country in the bud ? , Witt England.44*nd, which, by her long and glorious struggle, not only give, indipendence to Spain,. but even to that people writ, in the hands of a Tyrant,.were made instruments for the oppression of:the Spanish people !• Will England permit either kc F oiior or a lifinsoin nit to render fruitless the sa- Critices!if, : blood .nalltreasnre which she has offered for theernancipation.ef Spain !—Let Britain act up to her high ChaT3Cte,. • The army which swore to maintain the libertiei of ;heir country—the_ constitu., ton decreed - by the Cortex is still in existence. Let itbeledagainst theessemies of their century. No half ;measures with :nth wretches. The men who had net nourage to defend their-country against the Frenche 'Must soon be overthrown - before the coalesced British, ed Spanish troops, Oa expelled the invader froji . :the Kingdom. : • • . , "1:1 • • ' We have ree i ekeetrims Journals to the 24th inst.' .Tkeir contents ant lisal•,innusing than important. The particulars of t it ttriiral and of the subsequent eencinct of Bosalutun at Elba ire curious. lie. landed on the 4AL*, Pt e present accounts are of the-Bth, frons.whieg it will be fan that the reports Of his having rennsbnrked on the same day were ' together erroneous, and that the fact -of his having permanently - taken up his residence in that island it . undoubted. He made his triumphal entry into Pot'tt terra:to preceded by three violini and two fifes! The DAB of Cam Lassos takes his fourth son Anor.- mut; to sea; on his next visit to the Down* All 'the rest of his fine boys are destined to be soldiers of (ornate. 'We have to announce the of anether of expectation _ the Royal blood in London. The Prince of timnrfton, •the nephew of the QUIEN, is hourly ex pected to arrive, tobe•present at the Royal and other festivities that are about to take place. Apartments are fided tip for him in the Qom's Palace—he is to occupy those formerly belonging to the Princess MARY. Some of her Watery's servants have come from Wind• sor,•tobsiY to attend his Royal Highs's& DUTCH PAPERS. • • A Mail from Holland-arrived &is mernink. the Dutch tapels announce the departure of the Sove. ,reign Prince( of the Netherland" for Paris, to ,be pre. seat it the signing of .the Preliminaries.. TM Bake of Betszateme has taken die same route. Ottr. Rea. '•deri will see with mach pleasure, that - Davotisr, r WhQ is under arrest, haOtliett made to disgorge the; plunder of kkarobergh. To a miser (ea this coireedie . miscreant his certainly proved himselfjohit punish. Meet must be'more painful thee that of the torture. ThttrOortannte beings who were eMploted under him. iiii . tbs their way. to France ; but they are corn. celled toi s isiltel at Midnight, as they are uniformly insulted .bribe inhabitants of the towns through which Ifisityilleks. Serious disturbances daily take place beitieentibe Frenth troOpt in the NetherlandiJ and thoio belonging to the country. Many lives have been 104, `and die inhabitants are clamorous for the departure of their forma . oppressors. Y Claw. MAY in. 1 a ILO English corps of 6Qti men, arrived here dial for yeittrrday, coming from Antwerp, by i . sii , , - el .I,7ifteeday it proceeded to Pitted. It is tiariprisaimineaf ar•Engiish regiment that suffered . Irettristich in the fatal ...attack en BergeseopZoom, ithpsgoin'tn Efilind to recruit. - - ~.." 4 ; We expect .to-clay 5000 English troops, horse and foot, from Antwerp, which are to form a part of our garrison. We flatter ourselves that we drat, see' die day after toanorrow, our worthy ISithop. Maurice YonBroglIO." . , : , • - " BRU S SELS, .MAI 'lll.* ,The army of General Bulow is still in Flanders, principally about Ghentovbere that General has had his head•quat tern. Soesaiegitnents of Landwehr are gone towards t'.le Rhine:, . 'The whole Saxon Army, COtnprehending the :Corr Of Thielman'at Lutzau, is 'en list:larch to Germany.. It is to receive further in structions upon the right bank of. the Rhine. . 44 ' For some days past bloody, tontests have agaln tilted * ply between the PriissitinVocips'that are still here, nncl the Belgian . soldiers, .iiit . , , whialj : they have combated with a degree of violent! Iltat r is. to be la mented. Some are Await:kills. iiimir wounded on . such occasions, and•the peaceable - citizen May thick himself happy if - he does not become a victim. . ' " Some days ago there was a sharp action, in which both sides fired with small arms before a bar rack occupied by the 'Belgian ttoops; The military. ) authorities have displayed all the energy. and wisdom that might be expected to put an endue this-national variance, which may be auenued with the greifest evils; all the Prussian troops that were still here have' been marched in the greatest haste to Wesel. ;Cie. peril Bulovi arrived here yesierday evening, to co& . . with the 'Governor-General about the march of his corps m the Rhine." 44 BREMEN, MAY le. '" Every ,day towards night-fall we see French 1 Employes and .Douaniers from liamburgh arrive here, who depart again by break •of day. Several I °teem who neglected this precaution, or thought it npnecessary, hale been ill treated by the people and siii soldiers ot the HannVer' ian Legion. • , . . -.ir, The definitive etacuation of Hatitburgh now to lse-pin off,a4thefirst column of the French • Which have been- so long t reeeted, 'tend Tel' `` '' 0 tlie r't . i" . .. '' c essAry - teparattons he beep made,: is . ~. , -.1....,:•... r .• . . • • ..4 _ sioy? . onoolused sfok tin d of . June. "1 . he barman, Deitch, and Italians, .who form a part of the garrison, are dismissed, but they are first stripped of their Intiform, -. wind turned adrift, withoutn - penny in help diem on their way home, - so that numbers of.them. daily pass through this city , ,in ib i ts.most .deploetible Condition. • 0 It is positively zfitravell theta:elitist is arrested :ind confined under a guatia in it'Onitiifitiiiie, near linburgh. It is asserted :that this iS:eltifefty to . he ascribed to Baron Stein, at the instance: of some li'itiassian subjects who have lost considerable sums by the seizure of the Bank. ' 'u Already two Prussian Bankers have arrived at' llamburgb. as Deputies from Berlin, who have liqUi.' damd a preliminary demand of 480,000 dollars. . •••16 Devout, it is said, has already pointed out a ' stint of three millions (probably francs) in money,, and a million and a half in silver bare, Which heinctlr frOM the Bank, and placed in the hands . of several •ftanburgh Bankers as his own property. But this kaaniade no change in his situation, it being indsied on,.upon the part of the Allies, that he shall resent 1 dl that he has taken from the Bank in a manner in. conSistent• with the Law of Nations ; and as he is known to be very rich. it is hoped that their demands may procure the greater part at least to be returned. a With. Denmark things are by no Means in order. According to the latest accounts from Copenhagen, several vessels had been prohibited from putting to sea, because it was apprehended that they might risk' being taken. ' ..• 44 .The Senate of Bremen has published a proelO.' mation, forbidding the people to insult the French troops srbo.were returning borne. . .. _ ..... , .... - " CAIIIV., MAY is. 44 Yesterday several detachments of Cossacks aT ' - - rived here frail) Paris. The great Prissian Field Marshal departed yesterday for Frankfort on the Oder."—Aeorterdeat Ceatirr., ::$ • • , Dispatches were tbiakosisisiag timoOod from Lssd CASIPLIRIMOU. %I • . . , The Cori Chrorrele of publ • Second Edition to annotrace that thiCatholit Mee of that diocese had toted a string of Resolutions, strongly condemning QAlAstorres letter. ' • TIM AR MY'. We cePled from a Morning Paper of yesterdsy the List of General Of fi cers ordered upon the Exp dition from the Gireide ag unst North America, 3nd of the troops (sated to be 12,000) composing it. We learn , howev'er t and we cOnfidcndy repeat it, that our state ment of the 25th instint, was perfectly correct. The Be i ssaStibis will coissist dl abUut thirty ilsommod NAVAL ItiflaffENCS. 4=••••••••• • The report of the American Irigate Cesistitot7o2 having been chaCed on shore, is iiiiltont fOttodatiOn that ship arrived at Marblehead, arid fearing an at. tack from. the squadron off that place; immediately made sail for Salem ; which thesquadroti itetceiving, gave chase, but ineffectually, Is the frigate arrived in Salim harbottr in safety.—This extract is from this New Ycirk Paper of the 7th, dated a Boston Paper al t the 4th of April. . - FALMOUTH, MAY SI. Arrived the Fox packet, with a mail front Malts and Gibraltar, 16 days froth the former place. - The Frederick packet,. with a mail for the Windward Islands, is gone into the Roads. 1 PORTSMOUTH, MAY te. Arrived his . Majesty's ships TIOREgi and POLPWIN, from . the Downs ; CRACKER from Cherburgh, and two Dutch men of war.. Sailed his Majesty's sloop SNAP for Cherborgh. Went out of quarantine hs Majesty's ship _Aeot.t.o, and sailed for the Downs and River. :His Majesty's ship Tiortzsagives instructions to the ships bound to the West ladies and the late Dutch Islands. His Majesty's ship Starving is ap pointed convoy for Quebec, instead of his Majesty's ship Fostru. The brig Traveller, of Leith. Thomas Bistime master, sailed from North Bergen 25th April, for Gibraltar, with fish ; was captured by the Sure prise, American privateer, the Bth May, and recap tured by the CANsO sthooner the 11th. and ordered to this porte—Wind Weiterly. • . DEAL, MAY Si. Arrived and sailed fot the River the Wildman, Dzivir, for Pernambuco. On the 28th ultimo. in lat. 32 N. long. 39 30- W. the Wildman recaptured the Indian Lass, of Liverpool, prize to the Grand Turk American privateer, and parted from her in a gale, off the Western Islands. Sailed a divid ,n of trans ports for Holland, under convoy of the ROsAMO if war. . Came down from.the River the Lady Car rington.East Indiaman, and remains with the squa dron intended to bring .the Emperor of Rusgs sand the King of Paotsia to this country.—Wind S. • COVE OP CORK, MAY 80. His Majesty's ship Esau., Captain Pa we es. yegeedamade * signal for sailing, ard got ender weigh, when the whole lleet, (upwards of 70 SAN soon cleared the harbour, with the neer don of his Majesty's ship I.aorstan. which Will run foal of by a ship Wringing to the. fieeet, and occasioned her some damage ; in the repairing of which bite has remained here this moismg. OnWednesday morning a ritooner b. longing to Pooks,•boand • to Newfoundland, arrived here, captured the day befogs bias American priva•eer, atsd plunde red of every I hits on bogie!. ihe brought to aeveral people belonging to other vessels that Wire deo captures! by the same privatfer. SSA Thursday an account reached here of somber Priveteer being or. Cape Mar, on whist% the Admiral, wilt - his seed prmaplPSide onlered his Majesty's ships Citocoolle and Avow to sea in PlAuitof her; sod we hove strong hopes of their being able to come op With-her. The brit Fidelity of North Sltields, Carats - iirirrtit, from Proteges. w il t cattle, seat captured off Ital WNW tx.rbti ir, en Weelteity, by the American Om:airier rtsvereer Surprise, !t1 sees, sierratne ,rip is-poenJets. She alto Papered the. John end farces, ut Dundee, from manic place. iirith racks the hull 14 the latter having vet her masts, she gave up to the crew in which Laving rigged gory-mass, they reached the harbour of Skibbereen - on Wednesdat evening. • • Mr. BAYARD, Ottenf the American Commissioners, hat left London for' Ghent,' the lest of the &tom tlik, and Mr. Gitia.kiim wilefollow in a few dais.; ThO other American Conami.sioners proceed from Gottenburgh. • The °keeper of Sunday nest will publish a Sop. pleMentary Sheet, and for which es charge whatever will be. snide. •-• • KING'S •BIRTH-DAT.—in the laattery finished on the King's Birthday, •• - No. 16,541, a Prise of aCtitoD, • 16,146, 1 Prise of XlOOO, • 11,801, a Prize of 'X Soo, • •.' • Were all,Shared and Sold At Wase's Office, 1110::/7, Ludgate-street. k war St,"Paul's);,, where Tickets and Shares far the Lottery se be drawn on the approach ing 4th: (*Joss are now oil Sale, in great Variety. The Lassityn d uotisesin POUND Prize ever shared, wit Wu; on the King's Dirth- , lay, and sold by Wass, in. Five Shares. • . Petitions from all parts of the Kingdom are flowing into both Houses of Parliament against the - projected Corn Laws, and . Orderi ,frOm all' Quarters to. the Office' m Ss Combill;.foaicketsaod Shares in.tbe Lottery..to avert the ill effects of the high price of fraud t but the chinet-of , a Prize is not the only intatiinent . for, pits4hit ro 'adventure, the. two CapitaLgilipay..igg 4 of the *dam Prometheus; and the companion. j3ritanuia and the Seven Champions, 'or Modern Christerldottl Restored, which Mantis presents gratis to purchasers at his Office, is a powers that incitement.. The kish, plan of koyeing tread '.dier in order to make it ikeaft.,•ir.atiout .as rational As the arguments of those I.lao would maintain Elizabeth:a Act re specting apprenticeships, on the principle that high wages tend ultimately. to reduce the prices of.-manu facturedgoo.ds. .With. such important Discoveries we have nothing to fear from our rivals the French. Their Statesmen, :with the return of ancient (Ades., are reviiing the explede'd doctrine, that low wages and cheap bread are 'indisptnsible ro•the re-acquire nient of ships, colonies, and commerce. Already they have reduced wages in their cotton manufactories to Js. a day, And bread in. proportion.--In England the same kind of workmen have 2s. W. or 3s. r day. and bread keeps .looking up, which promi,es still greater benefits.—What hive wo to fear then frion Print ? With all hir custom-houses and douaniers, she will never be able' to prevent our cheap goods from findiog their Way into the country. SMITHFIKLU MARKET, MAY 27. ..feet •de 4d to Si 4t.: Veal 7 s od to.es 04 Mutton is 4d to 7. 44 .1 Perk Gs 04 to 7s 04 Lamb es dto is 04. Beasts, 740—'asap sod Lambs 6,lso—Clive*. 1017— irnk • mica or nor AND ststaw Meadow HA, 41 .Oa to. SI se 1 Clover Os ft ) 75 Os Rowen 01 Os to 01 Os I Straw il its to 21 Its CORN MARKET, MARK-LAVE. MAY 27. We had no fresh arrivals of any Grain tMs morning, when the nada in general was exceedingly heavy; what fresh soles Iron effected went at %Woodsy's pekes. +~ . •- r • - 11111011 d de:" Neat ak- Mt ) nos wards It be • rrpledp If any ease *reit , and- IVertlip ! 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