The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-24 00:00:00

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It: ....................... ... _ ...1 MEMBERS RETCH SED TO SERVE FOR TIIE NE W - ' • ilbh abliants t OfSouth wart hue testified by theit.ehnkn ,atiti lwo'isf the inihor contiguous -Weeds hid Inlet • ir N e e s w w r‘ ec ß er :( . PA RL IAM ENT. IlAstrfavlßE-W. Chut e a nd T. 1.. hente - r . ' City of Canterbury. , of Representatives, that the same opinion of the Go-. totally subdued, and all the ringleaders eaptered.- es /tad C. 01 Stephen Rumbold Looln e tno. Esq. and the Hon. Edward ...- ••• .. - . .. . • -.. • - .knen -dome siogr- a depwassigenr. 0 ,1 ;, 5 e . Bligh, e9mmonlx tutted Lord Clifton. ferment, and the tights of the subject pervades their °RCM= ( County ) — Hon, H. B. Lygon aad W. H. 41 , . . ; Town of Newenole iipon-Ttne. body, and every hoit we havefrish'reason io hell*, = Some *dun. mr 7ilaithew White Ridley,• Baronet, and Cuthbert Ellison, le •ittagilleishrad‘'dttirtelYilLowbt4dinealrirertsr the insurgents in Pamirs-sir c. Hawkies sad IL Swann. .., ~ . that . Westminster wilt not forfeit an part of iss,che- , cornet stet *too nvor au u eouve s iii44 - • chanson,. to - ...I_Szeicunea-,LoweLmelenmessobiluszn et; _ Tim n of Seethonslithit. tebon. suOCKSAIIowITi : ' ' -Right Hoe. J. Beckett and J. H. La w ih William Charnberlayoe, Esq. anti Sir Wiliam Champion De reeler for consistency and 5 adherence to the same . Hlrrnee-Hen. Fred , Gough Calthorpe til l o A u s T r a is s G m s rrr D - a li t i w r k 1 1. a :d rpi s o s and %v . c hambou ' r - Crespigny, Berried. cause. The progress of the Poll during this fore- the Island of . Jars. - , - lemarca----- Crie.kitt ao4 ....... N ew j elik ._, ... City .1 Lichfield. Nato!' General S'r George Ansim. Knight Commander of the noon affords fresh cause to exult in the manifestation THE QuEzzt.--Hee M Ariferr• was Mock Indispomel G. Huller& •' - • Honourable Order of the Hash, and George Granville on Monday morning . The circumstance was Com • Yenables•Venton, Esq. .of public opinion in the choice of the Representatives . . , monicated to the different branches of the Royal Fa- -,..: •, ATATtr, OF POLLEN TRH C O UNTRY:' ~......,-• , -- of Westminster. It is expected that Six hundred • • . Ti HAT %RI( PROMOTION. , votes will be added to Sir FRANCIS BURDETT'S roily, and the REGENT went to Kew inconsequence ; 14h,,,, h0 e vharrav, sweets, 7.,. 1 _ p&a . tron, juNg.v; in t tampon, 'comm . lesion In the Comincham and Cuntnock Corps ol A . yr. list however, her MAJESTY recovered in ihe . cehrie of Ellice 600 I - 'tonna, ...... shire Yeomanry Cavalry, Tie by the Lo Lieutenant of before the dote of the Poll . A t o l er able id e a o f the the morning, andlisdn'efter one, • o'clock walkable to tiottervieethJ 1... .. QS Month, the t'•• my of Ayr C° K . e Nui rr ° i7 i n "gni' au" 21 1 "Tilwila."...j ....... 21 Adam Crtelitoo,.Gituffto be Cornet. influence of Sir F. BueoErt's name, when guano • take the air in Kew Gardens ; and „it. F . Reb w in o roa ßcon pion. ‘'' F MILMAN, --...wu.-- dated with any ' other Candidate; and consequently .yesterday morning, gave a favourable account of her 4IXI I Itancliffe .. . .. .. - i . 7" RAN Ettll PTS. T. Witaley, 11;scliwood, Warwickshire, 'coal-merchant,July 6. 7, Aug. a, at the Liao Inn. tkoscley, Shropshire. • Attor- of the estimation in which his politica held, may be collected from the fact , t p h r a i r tihpelelsloirne. state, she.having had .4 geed night, and' ciintinued much. better. Yesterday' morning, about Pleven Deerhurst O'clock, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Duke; p a th., ..... 12J1 scm ga i r re " . .4 ' 4141 ries, Mr. Big., Sonthampion.haddlop, Chancery-lane; and Mesors.Pri chard antl Son. Rrnselei. B aronet in the eating of yesterday polled 908 vote', of .I',Oni.and CAHRItiDGE, • left town to visit their it witgoo, Liverpool , farrier. sly 54, 15, Aug, 4. at the a number we believe, never equalled in any one day , Royal tblP l h,ers Go c rd A o w n w ." tirraii , ; . : , u ' w . ia 20. 80 925 1 -.•-_,,, ( ~ i 7 1 : , ei en . 1 ity .....,, :t.; ' CaotPkell •. ' . -fit. .Wilthrumi:. • ' 4146 . 1 9 *Georre' inn, Liverpool. Anoraks, Mni Chester, Staple Lon; and Me: Kawley, liverpnel. of a former .ElectiOn. At the close of Monday's The. Prince and, Princess of Hitase-1101IBURG, and .3thies ... _.._. .-: ,„ 1.1 .: 0 . .4 13 , 00 , 4 , :, .- ~ . . •?•. i 1 .1. Kell atid J. Snoirdoe. Leeds. linee-dniPen. isne 97, suite, leave Brighton fir Dover - this day, whebee fan ts oil c e as-riat, Jliars. .• Wallace • ...;.- .... ; ~ rta.., u ve ...t ~ • aniv 11, Aug. 4, at. Guildhall, Attorney , Mr. Hiudeuarsb, poll Sir FRANCIS wee 463 below MURRAY Wax-, they will embark on board the Royal yacht fireatiia. & new ,. .., ..,. • 47 ' hterrey ,- •:'' 5 7* • 5 • Creseen.. Jew in.street, Crippkgate. .. , WELL, but yesterday he was two before the Captain, The Duke and' Duchess • orKiter ate•expeeted in CawthornP e- -1 .. 65 : Witrg- - :‘.•."'•.-. J W. Pearl, Norilsainplon-streel, Clerkenwell. printer, July T. 11. Atte. 4. at Gui l dhall. Attorney, Mr. 61• Dull, Castle - Nothing can more fully or fairly speak the .names: England to-morrow. . ..* . .!4 1 * ..•• . *•. .• -. *tree; Holborn. of the People.than the results of the appeals , now! ,'• Yesterday morning i•King's Meisenget arrived in 1 . . nsirrogmbs.Litthsoot, Stiit nrit ', ' i '''- Cnrimter an, •• July IR, 1,. Blirech , •nay, Doird-oreet,PitcadillY, ""rehll° l making to the. Wiwi, except, indeed, were the anis; .iown. from Brussels, ''" • • h letter's to the Pericei .-:_ (; mining wO7-G as i.. 'ea •& ...July 16, W. F,alea. SeallawAtreet, Piccadilly, cheesenann- It. T. versa! voice to be spoke individielly° by the tame : ` Duchess Prince I:4Eopth.o, &t. from. the Dokeendl s re Cif h &i i ism. , Court wet held.st the Taiwn.hall • T r Jrily 14. P. W. Burn, Wappinc. . Trail -. l ttly Ire - letters to Prince Leoe.oto .' °• - •, 1 4 1. 11 4 1 11 1, Cann 4*rnmpton, Essex-street. Strand. upholsterer-July 14, 't';. Pat- ._ . e . - of Ketee.• The • • • t "VP , pose k Hann, Strand, wine-merebant-Juty. 14, H. Donal , Camber- ID i which •th Id od , ncase, ere *on assuredly be no - were •forwarded to Claremont. • .••••• •• -• ' isonsinetleis Csodideam foetal , re 1 4 - 1 , y . 3 . le h i gh was rec,oudeqd by wi .i ti a c t h ne: w :s se c c l e ill it l i • e i:Pls ut _ . was „gone through, the Earl of March r ~ diminution of anti - ministerial sentiment ; - but by, the The tumour " of a revocation of the Royal Spanish '' S ex ii, perii,„,o • - 0 111 1 4 !ten ef S, • k ; well. dealer—July 25. S. $l. Downs. Reading. Berks. cheese- monger — July IS, at. Harvey, Otantd•street, grocer-July 21, Waiter BaraelloEsq. o ne of chew, Reiereilem " , l i • n r, Aj ar, OW prelintinary , hued! .G. Bueketidge, -Pangtomro, Berks. tinsberinerchant- July very criterion which the assumed rulers of the coup - Decree, . relative to the ports of entrepot for • Smyth! 7. W. fletley, Alwaltoa, Hantingdonshire, miller-July „ 11, try desire to .be . judged, they stand condemned be- America, which his been circulated through some of: 5 Voklield, • I T . [tendon. Eint.row, City-road, chemist-July 16. R. San. yond the possibility of denial.-We litre • seen the the Joutoals of' this metro mini is totelt ' urifeureled.' • • Lancing. • feet, Creightoti,•of si derson, Acklaint in the Wolds, Yorkshire, tarmer- Aug. 1,. T. , .. ' Taylor. Austin-friars, mereltant- July 14. W.. Ornie . South. ... . . ~,, The Elections for all the Scott Royal Borghs(bArn• • wark, disti ll er—July 30, T. fl. Mordent, Shelton, Stallard- ministerial yancraates defeate4 in every inst. d nce,en • Gomm idates alike, as there did not appear 19 burgh earaspted), come on lie'one 6, -thlrty days; K. u, sugde„, Esq. ! shire, draper.by He ( CERTIFICATES-- .J cor 11. • . in a manner so decided as not to leave a shadow after thi testi of the writs. 'The days of Elecrionfor .sa ret io t k S F, •A f ter . L. Williams, Corsitor-street. Chattcery : lane. ersloormau- of doubt as to the sentiments entertained by the Ms. the Courititare fixed by thorns iective Sheri ff s after the i sp : os - t j a li s s a llt ; er ir wLhi ; hlS ' t l etil t r :, ni'ffl i f" )s .l4 l ' er .°6llr i l itt a h v e in CD ; 4l •selurried th J. Voting. Gosport, harness-maker-W. Faith; Worksop. Not. . , t) they rem , * die welts. 1 ' llnghamshire, butcher - C, Tomlinson. H a warden,'.Flintshire, Joni) , of the i eople with. regard to the present td- .. •. 'the names of the es 4 apothecary-J.. Penning,*landford Forum, Dorsetshire,.cabi. net-maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Gibson, B. Gibson, and J. Horn-T. Grahame and R. . . . • Stevenson, Glasgow-W. Mercer and* T. Hilton, Liverpool, ' brick-makers -J. Litton and S. Worthington. Liver p ool. riser- ministration of public affairs.. This opinion. has - been expressed in opposition to the dictates of self- toteret, in opposilion s to the influence of wealth led After the iklett of the Poll was declared in the thy , the Porielice took the horse* from the carriage of. Alderman Tnoee, ou his return and drew him in triumph through his own Ward and authority, almost under the very eye of Government , some of the principal streets. • On Ludgate.hill, he yesterday eioutly declined, under the impression th at e jo - , Candidate would 'be started. ''The Mt, Sh e a home, upon the point of putting dates to a show of hands wii II 131 5 k 5 , . wh en . sc man, chants-T. and T. Ackland, jon. Greenwich, buteherv-.1. of Lewes, addressed the two Candidates, after wb Olive and T. Itritten-W. Rutherford, A. Wattion, and J. Bur- and, in places most likely to be under ifs direct con. eau met by the Duke of Sussex, who c h ee k the to the aritonishment of the whole 'Court the 1 net, Philadetphia. Dorhim, g rocers-P. H. Turner, C. John- Worthy Alderman ' by' the hand , congratulated him trout ;-in places where thentost correct estimate is John Godfre,y.Ttmmas, of Borlihant * ;son, and T. Aspull,... London, common-carriers.,. proposed , • ~ upon his seems, and said-" 'Phis is a proud and. ' s - • likely to be formed of the propriety of its met = Godfrey Webster, Bsrt..which. wet seconded by °glorious day for the City of London." The populace ' Blackman , Esq.. On the Sheeltr o r o • g - ' -• * SIXTH PRIZE A 80YE...61.t`03 MUST BE 440.000 Ott sures, and, therefore, a more confident reliance then drew the cart isge to the King's Head Tavern, in names of . the three Candidates , he declared a"ln- the e . - £3 S , OO, . —FORTY-FOUR' ,CAPITAI4,--T W 0 OF may be placed on the judgment thus passed. The the Poultry, where they spent the • evening in the' •e 20.01). lift.-ALL MUST BE DRAW/CH/4T FR[' lion tothave fallen S ir Gdf ' on 9 re: , %Veinier, E respectability:alb, Electors of L o nd on, South. greatest festivity. , DAY-LOTTERY FINISHES. . , and Walter Burrell, Esq. when a poll was demon work, end Westminster, is beyond the denial of even Mn.MR* SINCLAIR'S BINEVIT.—The Opera of Gir* in behalf of .Mr. Sugden ; hot the Sheriff not et Sr.JOHN TIIE BA PTIST.-Holiday at the Public Offices. ay • • I 1 A Mannering, with a very extensive and attractive va. .;„/ i hii nom appeoreace or. a co s otest heir we h a orintsterrar calumniator ; and have seen, and 9 le mil .., - • riety of musical entertainments, was performed link pared with poll-books & c.adjournedthe (;our '. -__._._ _ __.____. ___. . . -- still see, how desirable it is in the eyes of the Court , night at Covent-garden Theatre for the benefit of • 11 :** A ' • , aueruey ma rrin g (to.ntorroti) at ulite o'Cloik ) 5 • • -THE -STAT.ESIVIAN. and the Government, to obtain even a part of the re- Mr. SINCLAI it. We were happy to find that this -de- the Poll will commence. ow . . . • - - p resentative • robation of these communities. If served! p opular favourite of the Public had a crowd. . S C OTS pp y . Eg.ECT{9)IS•The ETOOOOrible apt. a ~ ' - • LONDON: - .. ~ . • their judgment be questioned, to what other bodies ed how. Miss Sveiniszes sang the songs, of the dal, son of Lend. Donde., is expected to Pe mum . ... is r Wu:4Ellor.. JUNE 24, lii 18, of Electors in 'the . kingdom can we look with confi; Opera' with her usual excellence, and introduced Jr O o r k u p yun d Shetland. .° i • . .some beautifeleirs, which were rapturously applaud- . Sir John Alsjoribanks will , • 'd let it is Ist , setae • ! deuce? They ore for the most part men of good a • e and encored: • Among others, the beautiful (100t- 5 ThS result of the contests in . the City yesterdayfor Berwickshire. . . , was, as we confidently - anticipated, the most corn• ... education, and ofpro p erties to be affected, With fa- , , rf Ray's Mr. . ifrife,•Which she sang with Stater-wt. mines and characters to support and to guard ; Husic Hauces'addreas of Scots who hue tri' Wallace bled, ;, :, The Sheri f f s of Lanarkshire, Stirlingshier an I . plate triumph to the principles of•liberty and inde, was Introduced by• Mr. SincLaia, end 'with distils- , vtimoored Ross-shire, Irarefised the sivoie day Jaly, for the election of the Itirintiers !no. these ! i . pendenCe which - London in its eventful history has decision will, therefore, be disputed will by" those guished success ., ..He , . wa x . encored a second . and a . .who:WO:Ord deprive the People altogether of any relent' counties. The M . & t extritoadleary' Mae • 1 1 . • ever exhibited. The Goliahs of corruption have .. • • , been conquered, and the system that has prevailed voice inthe appointment of their Rulers. .' • third time; and certainly in this energetic strain of his Ratite country showed himself iti no madber in: had been used in Linarkshire, to promote .the i of. the' Ministerial Candidate. Tire Parliamen • The triumph of the Livery of London, and of the ferior to his celebrated predecessor, BRAIIAM. The. ' ronduet of Lord Archibald I • I had 1 teniton tits l . - taxes, and monopoly, which has suppressed the ,oiceand air, some touches of simple, auto- • of the words Wives ; and it will be an everlasting disgrace to n er kshirelf be is not returned. -so long by means of Government patronage, war, , • and feelings of the community, and -preyed on the constitutional rights and properties of the citizens , inhabitants of Southwark, in returning six indepen. performer on this occasion added to the natural spirit dent, and, we think, without one exception, six po. polar men, to the exclusiou of the Ministerial Can. didates, cannot fail of stimulating the Citizens of 'Pe°, has been overthrown, and can never again acquire Westminster to a similar exertion of spirit and inde. • the same power and ascendency in the City of pendants. The lessen and the example thus' afforded ... • London. The return of four independent Members port of popular Rights, Freedom, and canstitutional Reform, and- the consequent utter humiliation, rejec- by the capital, will not, we tract, he lost on the roved melody, which had the happiest and anost ap. . priateeffect. He also sang The Death of Aber- crombie extremely well,- in what was called the Fes- deeming e ff ect «n the character of•Siottish Repri ' Mr: 111c1;eiszie, of Anplerrost, wilyit is Sail the successful Candidate foritosi.shire. ' • final of Apollo, w hich was a collection of poi:mine •ofte 'i .-.1 B o iiii e of h ew , .h ata 1(.41 r the 0 lees b Messrs. ST:•CLate •Da., f) °- . ' A.,. i 1 ;As • r o • SODS, dans, en g , r . , 'fru, her district or burghs, in•oeposition to the ausir 8:c • Mr. EMERY - sang a Arbil 'Yorkshire .. country at large ; and, we would add the expression s cause we have so longil advocated, to arouse our 'Yawned, laughed, &c. with the most ludicrous effect. ; The,ohairing of the Members for Southwark fe• . 7 - fef the Sibling district, lion, and disgrace of the Ministerial party and their countrymen in every place where they are now ex. _ , er 'ilea: it. Renee. and W. 'IT • for - London, three of whom are pledged to the sue- ° song, which awls muck applauded . GitiatALrit , of our earnest voice, which derives fresh strength and •a keen Fortigele is expected: - • . authority from this confirmation of the justice of the gate one of his songs, in which he sneezed 1.5 •cl Coughed • - r• 5 s ••-•' • r `Ella Hon. Mr, 1 i mime is the poplar s Csal hied for fuesday, the 30th. inst. ercising their Constitutional privilege,tdthe necessity, ii m . .. 5 ~ . re.. , . , .. . ugla . w . . ,. - !eked. Menthe's tut the Bora ♦llll4 . • bedizened as they have been by the colours system, . . the honour, of imitating so glorious an exam p l e , DREADFUL URRICANE IN TILE . .111/11STIUICser 'CV gilif Lie and *A Sevier Fug% • •aln . ' aaII t of victory from Waterloo and Lord CAsTr.E. What is a Parliament if it is not the mirror of the This Island was visited on the.l4.o . lldWreh Y . . ...a adrefed (Ur' the Bciroegkof 0 • ektsampton. . ItEAGII " S liberating Conclave, was an event very of the most terrible hurricanes ever. issperletitS.,s l Nation ? -It is a mockery-a contemptible iticon-Lord F. SOMIRSET and Mr. TOehintiere rata 01 , l " little eapected by the Minister's City friends, sistency, an engine of oppression, which those who there . • A letter from Port Lribif, of the Illik:tit'. - io r the 13010tigh..of 'Fru- o , by a majoiify or ous , n od at the TrPaS: I IY, and for • a considerable time b o ast the privileges of Englishmen are bound to resist . flirt month, describes was' the damage iiicurreitAii:hilitfil..• • • r; c ta li .. r. . °meson and the flon.- Col. '1 , - l ido s•• the whole island one. scitivitetaftellte . . 7 a a , • 4.. m..... . • a doubtful matter .even to the well.eishers of the me. ik •reword Membees fur Callington, after • I . a destruction • trees torn up by she end .•• •, - :" ? • I who are not .the first to find out their • • The following is the State of the Westminster roll An .., , , roots ,. owes ► . gotenier cause , . . .11111ny houses both m town rend -ammo, lard ,fisal 5 .- aa ice - em•.-4.SILBANK and •J. B. fiIAiTLA • ND Poi II own strength. The triumph of just principles, how- 'this day at one and two o'clock : . ,valuable sTrireli I/ 06ft. statecapeJ, -Ater- -and the goads..s,' • returned for Caraelford. '•• •••• • 4!. ''''' .: Iled to-day- 'ever, was ascertained previous to the close of the Poll, Numbers po . :withire them. completely - spililed. U p wards of 40. - Iht:lllowritEar and J. RAINE, Esqri. iiiirsell , . . end, certainly, whilst ever face and sentiment were . •. .• ONE 0 CLOCK. Jail of. large SOWS, besides mall craft s were driven forilie Borough of Newport. •.. • le•y• llonnhvv• • • •1 51 I Sir M. MAIWILIs• 346 • i•-• on shore, or otherwise ininre .. • ell • • d•th • urricinecom•.• The Hon. N. FEadlisitteiiinalielt•returned fe reflecting the impression of t h e agreeable Confirm*. t e s. itoximy .... 305 . tnenced at sonth-east, and. grodiiiily keyed to-the • , Lion of this important circumstance, the Metropolis - - TWO O'CLOCK. - - - • , doter by decided ' •-•`• •it- : 7 • a,. SO jSt y. - north•east till•siz •in the merning, when it shifted ..,..,. , , , ..• . never exhibited a more gratifying and interesting tip- Q; I. i t ~r ;....CRDETT.e......• 463 . ... Total soddenly teN. N • ili% sad brought with it the add! ) . . - • . Sir M. MAXWELL ..,. '568,.. . 1 ... ...... .. -. 2537 NAPA; INDETLLPESCIL. • pearance. An illumination might not have met the Sir S. Diu.: Std - ' ,„,•,,,,-elLe threat calaiwity'nfat.hosiey sod overwhelming .sini• ~ • •. .. approbation of all, for the light of truth and freedom . , • ...,... s.,° : SPARRING - - HIP -TOR' FINES COURT.-.-Yealtrdly-r• - . • • •- ..,,, "Wets with many obstacles; but there-were many who CLOSE Of °TUE POLL Tuts air AT eralresibeente, Tons Bekker-took JoitAsesefit , at the above place, - ' 1, Din., JUKE 23.-Arrived and krill* sailer! ' IC • FOUR O'CLOCK., - -• • ' the anniersetshire, Sent., from Jamaica; RI • • . -an • it it wet niinabusly 'Mewled; The set.to's were • **pressed an opinion, that this . should have been a , p . urdett......:. 2791 I Maxwell 1,..."111 , 1,.•• . a m i gsaalrfrosteSeqing. a IfiCi!oggiitu, Parcell, Harmer, •Freesuaa, from ditto; Pr inc es s of Walla, Sims _ • 0 - very proper we of farther : •alioaiitig to a purblind 1 . e.1ea11t)f..............34ii I, . . • i 'aetritieli EA . carICY , dliptnyed some good trails of ditto; Amazon, cooper, from ditto;Aorore,i - e on.- Ministry , the sentiments of the Citizens of London.. .. Another day's French Papers, and Mail. from - the icieece... Scroggins challenged Randall for one from Grenada; Zephyr, Kir*. from thesSouth • The suspenders of our laws and our rights' Will not, • huisdred . poOnds; but the titter would not meet him N s', lar Mercer, from Sierra Leone • ; ,end 0 .-... , ) Holland havearrired. -By the Paris Journals we find. ,Bordeaux, teekner ~ from ILeghorn.-Carne .- . k . 5 • however, be allowed to remain in such darkness now, Duke D' A rc that Louis XVIII., MONSIEUR and the D A na bbe d es to the quantum of detestation which their measures • GOULEME, Cad moved to St: Cloud, to remain there for un d er t w o h u nd r ed• pounds. Martin, the baker. a new Irishmen in style. Springs also served out the'Life Guardsmen, Oho irtacked Richmond so from the, River, the Thomas Newienti,: (win &emir Ayres; Chance. Fletcher, for New Or • and their cruelties have created in every intelligent _ . five or six weeks.-The Mairdeur contains a long de- furiously on a former occasion. Turner cad Belchcr '.flue,-. Whylock, for Berbice; sad.. remain I , • mind, for we have no doubt the Representatives of the .• !f Metropolis will carry into the House of Commons made an excellent set-to. Th e former is much 'us. Dow with : the tree by his Majesty, on the objects and organisation of MI of the ontward.hoond as 1 . % 11 I the spirit, and the powerful and indignant espression the Royal Military Schools, with regard to the institu- prow& . IN./WOW:MTH, JUNE 23.-Put back the DU • Cones ExcnAncet.-The large arrivals of foreign transport.-Remain, w2 3 -P u t the Rockin Lion which a notice appeared in the columns of this 1 of their Electors, whose names, let us say, numerouswithin the t few days have occasioned a Journal very early in the presentyear, The recruit- ' Wh e at .105,•„.Waugh, for . Calcutta ; she has on board , t dullness in the (We i -and very few sales were 40,0001. of bullion, sh pped at this port. t as they are, ought to be preserved in the most durabl e lug service goes on with much • activity in the effected records of the City, and published as instances of indi- Spanish province of Navarre. Another expedition effected this mernidtg f i i ,baving- but :few buyers at PEYstouvi,Juau2!..-Arrieed his Majesty reparing •to be dispatched from Cadiz.- market, and Germ**, have declined 25.-.1211r. Buissaik, from Chatham. . • videal discernment and patriotism, worthy of being i h s; P r. BROOK TAYLOR , the British Minister to the by is nominal its peace,. the malting season being VA I.mou:TH, JUNE 21.-Arrived. off Ms 1 31 followed by all Electors. The con fi dent prognosti- t over, add the &enders have ceased buying.-Dais .brig George, Reed, 40 days from Port-cuel . i cations of the Treasury scribes, that Messrs. WOOD Court of ‘Virtemberg, arrived at Paris on Wean's- -5 day. An epidemical disorder, of a malignant cha- maintain holiday 's prices but ar u in • . 'edunia We p , ed Iler sale than bound to Spithead.-S•iled the Ca• , and Warrnatitsr would not be elected, bare thuson that day.-Peas 2 ' are s. per quarter dearer.-In Bengal. &c. • N racter , is stated to have manifested itself at Corsica. Beans no alteration. Liven roof., Jests: 22.-Arrived the it , • been signally refuted ; and ihe numbers uponihePoll ; s . . : The young Grand Duke ALEXANDER, recently bort, The Ceres, Herd, from Bengal, and Melantho and Corkitillaile, from Jam lien --nu Ist Jure, in I . , • in favour of these Gentlemen sufficiently . a•nA'sea- T. sonably evinced the estimation in which their Magiciennefri ates, were driaren ou shore at the Isle lotut. 41. 39. s .ske the folio w ine transports, (son of the Grand bake Nicuotas), has been sp. g 1 +p eke 0 of France, in March, during a violent hurricane, on board Mt:* 7-11 h Regiment,. cytntnaqed I conduct and political principles are held by their Pointed , by the Emperor of RUSSIA 1 Colonel of *the bet had been viten: The Melantho was discharging. I lion. Sir it. French, bound to Ibilifal, "I ' fellow-.citizens. By the most incontestible evidence, Regiment of Hessen of the Guards. The Emperor m any other vessels, part i cu l ars unknown, were weeks from Coil:, wiz. Aurora , Loy al BON i ' s. then, it is proved, that the opinion of this great Me- of AUSTRIA, after h is return from his tour along the drieen•wn• shore'at the seme Vim. porter, Queen, and Peace. 5 . coasts of the Adriatic , will, it is said, pass - Some The Blucher, Kerr, cat away all her masts, and Maitca•re, JUNE 23.-Arrived in ou r cos • : , . tropolis is in favour of the principles of liberty and time at Wisbaden, previous re Idi repairing to the ,reteived so muds diiingeat the bleu( -France, during Getsereh Miranda bomeward.hosnd :ndependence, end that the conduct of the present Congress at Aia-ls•Chapelle.-Thl F ive per Cents the gale on the Ist of March, that it was supposed 1 indiamln ; and Selina, Pottinger, from Marallk Ministers, and the majorities that Julie supported left off on Friday at 741 . 20 c. she would not a worthy of repair. cables , i Loudon with loss of hulk anchor; and t . . .. i , - • : , - . . ~ .1` . . • - .- - • '4 65 ' . k''k / -. ..• - • , '\ 0 • • ..A1 .' 14" • • - 1 . . . .