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rm PonTANT SPAArLSH DOCtIIENTS. ANSWER OF THE BISHOP OF ORENSE. Answer returned to the Junta of Government, by Don Pedro Quevedo and Quint:v..o, Bishop of tin•tis.•, upon the ore.,sion of his having been named Deputy to the Junta, at liavoutir : Meal' Feertiheser Stn—Au Ficelenestie of Cocoons, delivered to me, on the evening of Wee%meaty, the 45th inst. your Exeellene,'s letter, of the iph, by which, amongst other thanes, I me myself moused as a Deputy, to attend at tlw Ammonly, which is to be held at ilayoune, in order it/ colour in hatever may promote t h e happlues• of the Mo. narrhy, in cohforinity to the water, thee:real Emperor of the teem IL manias to raise it to the highest degree of pros perity and glory Although my abilities are week, I will yield to no one in my a islets for the true happiness and glory, of the nati 6666 and wins .a oin.t .:tithing which sloe lie nay power, and which thuscht nuieul promote it. But my age at 73 years, an actual i.,dioposition, and others to stench 1 ma subject, pre vent me from taking so long Ft journey, within so short • time, that would scarcely be sufficient for performing it, and still tem fur consoleriog before-bawl my duty, awl fur se apairieg the infirrination aid instruction %which might to pre cede it On this aceouut I consider inyself as under the tw ee sooty of esouerntioe nose if of this charge, which I hereby do, sot doubting but his Serene II llamas the Duke of Berg, and the Supreme Junta of Government, will cuusidm as just Wool nous : henry my supplication that they would admit of so le got meat, as. muse, as an exciuption. Al the same tense, wi h regard to the gnixl of the lodine, and to the inteatioes of she Emperor and king, who desires to be as et were the anwei of Peace, and its protector and tutelary sp.rit, used who dues not (erect what be has so often anionfested, tie great interest which he taken 111 seeing the people and Sower 4 eux who are hiss Allies, interior in pincer, en riches, and Jeannie:se of every kind ; I take the liberty of reprearietteg te. the Supreme Junta of Government, and throes •h them to !tic Lnopetut and king • Italy. that obi. b, previously to treati..g upon the business for whet. *a appear to he emareme.„ e aboalil say suit protest, in the easenibly cif Saythine, if I ceesld br present there. The question a of rime:dying evils, repairing injuries, of hopwwing.the (mei bon -f the native, the 'Aluumelly ; but what hoses and foundation ? Is there oily approved method, any firm authority, rmogslatee by the nation, fur dower the? Will she eoslave herself, and export bee wally by this measure ? And ore there not disc:tees whirls ire tiegrevated and exasperated by medwilies; of which it has 'Jets caluera same India mums! And does it cwt appear, (bat the maladies weic of this c'eso which have dray. ei the attentiou of his powerful protector, tin Ernie rue • Piapoiten, to his Ally, tam Ituyal Family tit Th. err evils are so iecreased, that in ir lien:th to ea it sere deep teed of 1 key see theinse'ves dint up 111 Ott French empire, in a country what had bienslied them for ever; sioA retormed to their primitive cradle. they fine a tomb (by a civil death there where their shier branch was cut ell Itv the rage and violence of a end and siogninery tevolutiose. Aid, in this state, what ea, Spain hope for? Wits her core he more raveur ?1 he means and medicines go sot promise it. Ihr indication of her kings at Bayonne, and of tine :Abuts at Benardeaux, when it ts aelieved that they could out he free, where thee behrld themselves seer toeuiled I . e force and menhir, awl 'deprived of the lights and ass stance of their fouthist vassrie ; thi at abdications, which unmet he concaved, bud appear iumumble, ronsidering the statism. loopier-nuns of pidereal and filial affeetiou, sad the he...or mod lustre of the slows family, in which all heaver ah.e sued take so much inteeest ; these abdication's, which have been ne suspect. d I.y the whole uatiou slid uponlist depeade the se outhority which the Emptier a 4 Ems can justly make use of, itemise, iu order to make them firm and valid, anti, at !vast, tit the satisfaction of thethew lone Spanish Monarchy, to rat.firo Is, the hang said who have made them, 111 two fres from ail restrsiut and fear And nothing would be foe the great Fiorillo aputrosi I. who how take n su much Inter. It 111 them, as to restore to spew leer august Ntousech ane hes I atnily, mil to 'royale that, m her own bosun., dla a grueral Cartes of 11, V. methane, they stones art c ording to their fice chose, mi. (het the hatless. itself, itli the tedepenuence and 'reverent. ty to w tech it is rouujrrtett au •-slol proc. ea, te coa st-mien, r, to rt-cogaism., fin i.s Weitimite ki..g, ban whom see ere, rigid, sod can untstauces, should call to the Spanish Throne. Tle•s magnanimous and geiserieus proceeding amid be the gireartst eulogist', of the Lnipt.rer, and woriee be more greed aud adeourdete for him than all .he rictores and limn is stitch crows. biro, mud distingsioh bite antimpt all the Slinmichs of the earth And Spain too Celli escape the most disastrous lot which tbreatees her, and might finally recover fsous all leer evils and enjoy a peeled health, and then give thanks to God, and pay the :nest sincere atkinntkotnieuits to its savant sod true protectoe, tLsto the greatest of the Emperors of Europe, the moderate, just, neaguanimone, and beutiseent Namileva the Great At mom, Spoon cannot hut behold him under a very diticreet aopeet. She seep, or thinks she sees fit bon the op pressor of her Noires and of herself. She leeks upon her self as enchained and maimed, *hen happiness , is utlcs ed to her. MUM than ni worked by unities, 13 done by violence, sad by an arusy elects has twee admitted u a friend, either • indiserrtiem aid timidity, or perhaps by a vile treason which woos to give an authority that cannot easily hi 0111'1 sited frentemate Wit. appointed the Serene Duke of Berg linemen/at-Cm earner of the lougdout ? Is It nut an appointment made at Bayonne by au affectiemate King, worthy of all the iespect and love of Isis lemma, but who is to the hands tit per sons imperious through the ascendance which they have piued over hes heart, sod the force and power to which he is subjected ? And is it smut a deceitful illusion to name for Lieotenant.e:eneral of this kiugdom the commander of an army which threatens it, and immediately to abdicate the Crow n ? I/ad Charles If. e ash to retora to the throne nwrely to take it from his sons ! And ass it oecessary to name a Lieutenant, w ho, by this astlemity. and by a military form, wield impede every effort which aught be made to avoid the consummation of a project of this estate' I doubt whether, not only m Spain, bat in all Europe, there on be foaled one sincere person e - 100 would nut ery out in his heart against sash setraurdinary, sad, to say no more, such suspicious sets. TO conclisile-nthe nation sees itself, m it were, without s tine, and knows net totow how to adhere. The abdication of ilea kings, and the appoistment of a 1 notimant-Governer of the kisigeloon, are acts done in France, and leader the eye of an Emperor, who has persuaded himself tat be shall make Spain happy, in giving her a sew dynasty, which is to have its origin tu that family . , so fortunate, that it is thought inca pable of pruthiciog Princes, vela,, have nut the same se greater talents for governing people than the invincible, the Victorious, the Irgistator, the philosopher, at , greet Lraps. rear t spulrue. The SupremeJunt a ut Gmerutneut,besolesall the objects...lse insinuated above, with its President in arms, and serwiairded by an army, soot be couliderail as deprived of its freedom, and the Cuuticeis end Tribunal's of the Court are in the sante situation. What eminfiouina! what • chaos mid a lost a source of misfortsine fur Spam ! They cannot be provieed against by any avemirly convoked sat of the kingdom whose slumbers neither possess Mete freedom, nor if they eliehemdd believe they possessed it--Ind if to th,s e add, the timaltuoiss newsman which may he apprehended within the kingdom, the pret misses of fueeigis p" n or, s ;mut taws, sitcom's offered or solicard, and hoofs is inch eel' some to combat, is. her boson', the Ircinh owl their arte t desolation, hat MUM lamentable scene c an s ue tom ▪ -mired ! Ihe compassion the love, the interest, which the Emperor 3.11. k At takes fu thee welfare, ssay, isitteaci of eerie. err, rawer the yearn disestses. I eel pets, with all oar rispect, that these, is any opinion, just apperhesious, may us laid hawse the Servile J elite of (..sereee.t, and likewise sormeted to the Great Navel...l. I have lotherte twee sloe to rely epee the rectitude of has heart. ea Me and seam • lea der. et, and an ar tificial motley ;—sew I MX Lope, that he slit mcugmbe, that it cameo be the the good a Smith, emat..vi, tier, and that he will roe persist ia applyirg reinee.wo to her, alien in fetters, as she L; scaler mad war nontig.—Let a uegitionate authority lie mad thee at us think of the ✓nitiedies. '1 11, AV my wiehes,ieVeb I have wit fe •r• dto make krosea ea the .1 Mita tug s.irrruit.iat, aim or us., himself, because I bare esmidered, that if ski were not listened to, they would at least be looked upon (as in reality they are ) as the effect of my love to my country, and to the august &toady of its kings, and of my duty as a Counsellor, the temporal title of which is attached to the Episcopacy in Spain _..d in addition to thus, I ounsider them as out only useful, but nccestary to the true ittory and happiness of the illustrious hem, whom Europe admires whom all venerate, and to whom I hate the happiness of 4:Hering, on this occa sion, my respectful, humble, and obsequious respects.—thal grant your Exeelleuey the happy years which 1 wish you. theme, 'Slay sci, 110011. TO THE BISCAYANS. -; - - " Ba•vr C . tans Alt D COM* ADCS !--Your wish is already fulfilled; Ilse mine, which lay deep in your bosom, and our's, is sprung. The time has arrived when we are all called upon to makes noble sacrifice fur our holy religion, our good laws awl customs • sad what object is mute worthy of such a sacrifice than their preservation ? Since last night, the whole of this town is in 8/1110, to avenge the pi ovocation sod insults we have reeeired from the French. Nothing was capable to cheek the ardour of our people, especially since they knew that you entertained the same sentiment/. with them. Yes their ardour, their fervent courage, must be re gulated by order, intelligence, and prudence, that it may pro duce the result at which we all aspire. Above all things, it is absolutely necessary that lire should act in concert, and tweet for that purpose, by proper deputation. A Council has already beep focnsed in this place, furnished with all the necessary powers, and CI unpuped Lulus, the riudersigned. It; its insulation of the meetings which tuok plate its this country in the deputies of the different districts flirt without the least delay, the means of • common defence will scam he rograisol. We will inntually iustract awl assist each other, necordiese to the obelus sod local circumstances of each district. Let, fins this purpose, i xaet returns i 111 l ne &ugly be mad* of all who cats take up arms, from the age of 17 to 45, arul somewhat more, where bodily strength and rigour 1141 suit . lit instantly a return ru made of all arins QI fr sorvire, which WV frond in the deferent districts. Let es inimadiairly be trained to arms by military men, retired (runs rerviee,w he arc scattered urre our proun ces. and let its at kart devote two boars a day to military rxerce.e. The general principles which mute us to think and act ar air du, you w ill with pleasure hind eliminated in anutlier paper , w Inch (or that suiii- H ise sli dl be circulated maim; yuit.--Guil pie serve you niauy years. Santandrio, May 27, lens. R.Thronas, Bishop of Sinitaisder. D. Jose de Quijano. 1) Angel Gistiemz de Cetis. I)Jac. Antonio de Lossida. 1.). Jisie de 4'4ls/suds. D. Vicente it Camino. D. Francesco de la Turn. DJ. M Fero ander V elarde. Count de ('snipe-Giro. , D. Joartuns Peres de Coma. 1). Juan de Tugela. D. Francisco& la Perlin a. 1). Ceronirou de Argos. D.J. NeposnucenuMuuus. D. Jose Maria J. la Tuff,. " By command of the Illostrions Council, ii D. Lt IS DEL CAfdPO, Secretary." ADDRESS TO l HE FRENCH. FRVICAMLN pusses* no longer either laws or liberty, nor any good w hatever ; with streams of bloodshed, by yourselves end your children, you hare been compelled to enslave Europe. A family, not !Coach, reigns, through you, over several European nohow, without the least bencht to France, or any other people. Spain, your constant ally, Las contributed, you know, by a variety of omens, to your tiiumphs; and yet she has been despoiled of her laws, her Min:arch, and her winless, her very itiigiou is threatened; and all this has hitherto berm achieved, nut by gallahuy lied valour, but by treachery and fraud, ia which you are foreed to eu Operate ; roar valiant Aran ire defiled ; yuf are made to ;mist in deeds of infamy, inconsistent arll, your generous character, and with the name of " the great nation, w hub you have acquired. Frenchmen the Spanish Nation, your ally and geaeruus friend, invites you to withdraw from Winners., whirl, ate Ili_ stood w enslave all uations, and to elitist under our's, which ore raised fur the hest of causes, to defend our laws and our heir, whereof we have bean robbed, sot by forte of arms, but h i *mad, treachery, and ingratitude oldie deepest dye. We all will •iis, and you should die with us to wipe oh the stain which will otherwise indelibly disgrace your nation The Spaniards tender you the just reward fur such au ; with open anus w ell they orcerre you, and light by your side ; and when the war shall be legitimated with that success, which they have every reason to expect, land shall be given you, whirls !lOU ma cultivate ismihriested, uud pass your reinsiu ing days annum a nati.in which loves and respects you, mid where impartial justice shad uscorruptibly protect all yeti: fair aujoyments. Italians, Germans of all the Provincia of that great nation, Pulanders, Swiss, and all y c whu compose the armies called French, wit you tight for Min, who oppressed and dm/ailed you of what you held must sacred? lot bun, who kr droned you from your families and homes, robbed you of par property, your wives, your children, your native Orm•b7, which be has ?Waved and will you tight against • mition, generous like the Spanish, from whom you expo ✓issued the kindest recept ~,, 1, which loves you with the tru dges& attachment, and which, at the zenith of its glory and dossisslide, ream cted your rights, because it looks upon all men as brethroi. Will you light against a nation, which it is 'Molded to /Midst awl enslave, not by dint Of arms, as brave men would do, but under the cloak of alliiCe and finaniship, by fraudulent tromhery, detestable and horrid Iwy end any pi-trident oi history, even among barbarous nations. We hope you will nut. CUlliv to us, and you shall inert with va lour, gen/Toady, and true honour. tVe tender the same re wards to you as to the french ; and, we trust, you suit your posterity will enjoy them is bappidesa and peace. DON JUAN BAUTISTA ESTELLER, First Secretsoy, DON JUAN BAUTISTA DE PEDRO, Second Secretary. Ostlll4, May g 9, loos. ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF MADRID. - - PEo►t.a Or M•OILIID !—.Serille has learned s ith (ouster nation and surprise Tar dreadful catastrophe of the May ! the weakens of a Government, which did nothing in our faiour, which ordered arras to he directed against you, sad your heroic ancriires. Blessed be ye, and your memory shall shins immortal in the annals of oar nation. She has seen with Immo, that the authors of all your misfortunes, and of outs, has puldished a Proclamation, iu which be distorted every feet, and pretended, that you gave the first provocation, while it WWI who provoked you. The Gsverioneat wan weak e:tsutlr be sanction and order that Proclamation to be circulated, arelesw, with perfect r•ompoanre, numbers of you pot to death, for a prviemleil iodation et laws which did not exist. 'The French were told in that Proclamation, Mat French blond, p, viurrly sited, war crying art for wragranre And the Spanish blood, dues not it cry out fur scummy "—that Spanish blood shed by ES artily w►ich hesitated rot to attack a disarmed and defer-es h•sn people, liriug ander their laws and their king, and npuest whom cruelties sere committed which shake the human (flume aid' horror. W.., all Spain, exelann—the Spi.iu' Nand shed in Ifodrof cries ahead for revenge ! Comfort yourselves, we ate your brethren; we will fight like you, perish in defending oar King and country. Assist to with your good wishes, and your continual prayers ollerril up to the Most High, whom we adore, and who rep eat bosske us because he weer forsakes a just cease'. Should ass favourable opportunity alter, rikrt yourselves as valiant Spaniards, to shake otf the ignominious yoke, ausponeel Ott you wit► the slaughter of so many of your innocent fallow citaens, and with a perfidy Isurridleyoad example. LION JUAN BAUTISTA LSTELLER, Saville, First Seceetary. limy 19, 1501. DON ll:AN PAID, Seamed Secretary. THE 1910VINCF Or VALLADOLID TO ALL THE P ROVINCES OF SPAIN. NonLt Cseesilass evnimuu Ate of sionkisall 'wib the tractor who tore from our Immo' our atuinbie Ferdt nlud 1 11 L au,l the wttole itu)al Fatusiy. Ile carries his au dacity the kerb of ►outing uwt to its otfr rs of happier.' end vete, w bile hr. lay mg waste use memory, pulliug doer's our chortbes„ wad slaughtering °sr brrthreo His pride, 'he. riAheil by era t of silisins who are emistaittly anxious to idler lure nee w bs shrine, and tolerated 1) . 1, siumbrrleas victims, who pine I.i his eb.riti",liare caused bier to esueeive the fantai -1 to i.:evk of proe.riasiet himself Lod sod Rolm of the whole •otlJ. 1 hors as um alavoty obaelt be aloes out commit to tat tain that cad. The respectable same of the great Emperor of R mists ; the political dissivalatiou of the German Emperor; the timorous condescension of the holy Father of the Ch urch; the opinion of tree Freuelmsen,expused mare than others to the severity of their iron sceptre ; is abort, the most sacred laws of humanity have been trampled under foot with the Molest contempt, to pronounce the detestable sentence nf the extirpation of the House of bourbon. Shall all these outrages, all these iniquities, remain unpunished, while Spa niards, and l'a,tihati Spaniards, yet exist ? Nu, it cannot be. Your minds, ;Ilowing with generous ardour for your religion and your count ry have resolved to renew the heroic aceues in which Castilian valour shone with immurt.il lustre, saved thi• counts), *ad consolidated our religion. The stratagems much hitherto secured in:twice to the tyrant, vanished the moment when Europe saw with her ones eyes the artful snares and devices by %Melt he seduced the un wary, until he had bent their neck mailer his yoke. Let us sheil the last drop to resist that dominion. Let us all be come gallant 'mobilo, full of discipline and subordination. I.et us breathe out osx.dienee acrd respect for the meat man by whom we arc governed, one of the best Generals of Spain, his Excellency Don Gregurio de 1.1 Currie. To arms, Cas tilians, to mum; let us die for our Country, our Religion, and out Kiug BAGATELLE. Letters from Comma state, that the Queen of Spain, in order to protract a miserable existence, the violent termination of whirl► she was led to ap prehend, if she refused compliance, liad,at the mom :nand of Bonaparte, made the declaration attributed to her, of denying the legitimacy of the Prince et Asturias. It is stated that Bonaparte contrived . a meeting of the Spanish Royal Fatally, together with Cevallos, cud others, ►n whose presence the Queen of Spain addressed the Prince o!• Aria l-las to tho effect :--" As I am.now safe under the protection of my, friend, the Emperor, I (fare avow a truth, which 1 was afraid to utter before, that the Prince of Asturias is not my son by my husband." Don Carlos is .aid to have instantly replied, " The more vile woman thou to make such a confession !" and then observing his brother the Prince to he much depressed, he exclaimed, " My King and Brother, for still I will call you so, resuine your spirits; speak your sentiments with out fear, cud do not be overawed by that tyrant," pointing to Bonaparte. Cevallos 11 stated to have spoken Iris sentiments in behalf of the Prince of Asturias, and to have exhorted 80 , aparte in the motif pathetic manner to abandon to. views upon Spain. The Despot instantly ordered Cevallos from his presence, and then muttered lo•icl enough to be heard, " Your head shall pay for that patri otic speech." Much iuo►e is reported at Corn .ma of what has passed at Buyoaar, which, as we till !k it rests upon no firm fouudatiou, we do not think it uccessary to repeat. LOUD 4LEA ti *Tif SMitRkIAGE. Extract of a letter from Dublin, dated Jone " In the Court of Chancery, this day, the Arnie- NEY•tigIISLAL goosed the Court nit behalf of Stuart King, one of the Mainers, who had been assigned Guardiari of Lord Glentwoith. that the attachment granted against Mrs. Wittman. the mother of Lady Gleutworth, do lame. "1 he Loan CHANCULLOII then ordered Mrs. Beatunads answer* to the iiderrogritones to he read. In these Mrs. B. gave an account of the several (sir cusustaaces of tiii* iiiierosting transaction, nearly similar to those already before the public. She said, tout after Lord li.entwonii bait licen liner:Art' from the :tire (under who h he was put as an officer, for the purpose of preveming him from main ihg her, dau4liter, the young mile accideirtally suet at the house of a female friend, whose name she thought in honour she ought not to dis- Close ; that his Lordship represented to her, in strong and glowing language, the atm% attach ineut that subsisted between Miss Edwards, now Lady Glentworth, and himself, and adjured her to consent to their taking a tnp to Scotland, to plate tacit future happiness beyond the reach of ehaiice. Mrs. 13. admitted, that, moved by his Lordship's entreaties, amid reflecting that, from the rumour* that were afloat, mud the publicity of the transac tion, her daughter . * character, as well Ls peace of niind, were at stake, she zielded an unwilling and almost passive consent; thistly, she threw herself upon the humanity of the Lord Chancellor, who, no doubt, is whatever order he might make, would justly appreciate a woman's weakness and a inn ther's feelings.—His Lordship, after commenting on Mrs. Beauman's iniscoudnet much at length, ordered that she be committed. "Mrs. Beaurnan, it is said, is gone to the Isle of Nlats ; in which ease, it is apprehended, Mr. Beau man, olio undertook for her personal attendance, at a moment's notice, and on whore petition she was suffered to remain in her house during her exa mination, will fall under the animadvers ))))) of the Court. A strong sensation prevails in the public mind in favour of the lovers. It is strange that the Earl of Limerick, the ardent Unionist of WOO, should be so violent en Asti-waiimist upon the pre sent oecusithis when the match is, iu teary respect, so suitable." On Tuesday, a proceeding of divorce, or se paration from bed, board, and mutual coha bitation, instituted hy FRANCIS HIIIIIIIRiON. Esq. of the Parish of St. Mary-la-bonne, against FRAN CRS ELEANOR LINN D::RsON. his wife , . by reason of adultery committed with WILLIAM LI1111.•51, Esq. was brought in the Bi‘hop of LONDONne Court. Doctors Commons.—On behalf of the Lady it was contended, that there was no one fact proved, neither the marriage, the identity of the person, nor the alleged fact eisdnltery. The Court (Sir WIL LIAM SCOTT), without proceeding further in the cause, dismissed it on account of the failure of proof. Mr. Ilan Denson failed in a similar attempt some years since, when a Barouet was charged with be ing the seducer. On 3losiday evening a wager of twenty guineas was decided by setting off three pigeons, belonging to a young IMP named MILSON. in the Borough, ' who undertook, for the above MM, that they should Ay the distance of thirty-five miles in one hour.— They were *et loose at live o'clock, five miles be yond Tunbridge Wells, and arrived at the residence of their owner seven minutes within the time al lowed. Lord ALTAVIAT ran against time, on Monday imoruina. ow' the Eil4ware Bond. The bet was that he could not run a mile in six minutes; hut he per formed it in 4lseconds less than the given time. Lord F. yin was umpire. Considerable sums were won and lost ; the original bet WAS 54) guineas, with ARCIAURSHL/LPPSAIII:, Erg. NrIVAL INTELLIGENCE. poirramorm JUNE Arrived the Arethvsa, Sir Charted Brisbane, nice a convoy from the %% inward Islands, bound to the River, but put iu miring to a strong East wiud. Si r Charles Brisbane is the blave Officer who opened the lust year by capturing the hiund of Curasoa, on the Idt of January, at day light is the morning, In the most skilful and bruve manner. _ _ Arrival the Haughty, Lieut. Mitchell, to fit for the Jimmies 'tattoo ; silaser and Sprightly, from the Downs, with convoy. Sailed the Royalist, last Right, for the Downs, with several vessels. nt.)1A111 AT SPITHEAD. Pulyphenins —64 Capt. Canby. Hypectuu 36 Brodie. Bonne ettoyease .1• Thompson, Goshawk 18 -- luoc s. Achates .... - f'stueron. I.ittle Belt ..s ..1a Ceipps. Royalist ..........19 alaxs.ll. Stork ta I.e (icy t. Thrush IS Hebb. Bustard IS *Masud. Sharpshooter, Delensker, Daring, and Ant. PLYMOUTH, JUNIC 07. On Saturday evening. at a quarter past 5 o'clock, the Caledonia, of 120 guns, was launched from our Yard. She went off in tine style, amidst the most numerous and splendid company that ever graced a bight .o gratifying. The number of spectators from the Dock-yard, Mount Win, the Point, Mount Ei - bgecumbe, and all the various vessels in [laminae, and boats to the amount of 1300, may be computed at more than 100,000 people. Since the town of Dock, which took its name from being near to Plymouth (two distinct miles) we never experienced so many strangers iu it. She went off in a gradual, beautiful style, cud appeared, when on the water, a prodigious floating timer. in one hour and a half she was docked,. and will be ready to go out in a few days. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HAVER FORD. EST. 111111.§T DAY. Mr. Turner's Maid of Dunham" Mr. Vtata ui u s Guldfirtch Mr Denham's Kite 4 aAr: Mr. Betnam's Dairymaid Mr. Win Saunder's c. by Moortmck vireos 0 DAT. Mr Hinson's Atlas _ ' 1 I Mr.'fitictier's Hatabletaaktu colt Pepper-cont di. Mett:ort—hairytaaid the hum*, the int ear-i-tha deld against ber--evat betting.—Last eay s t 1 ea Atlas. e()AL-MARKET, Jess is. Ship at Market. Price. 16 —Newcastie 4. . Sawderhawl s .... 454. 64. a 465. od. I —Welch Cual • .... —s. 04. a —s. oft. Yorksbira —a. ad a --a. ed. I..Cseasl Yestrida)-53. ST. PAUL—Holiday of Ike Pah& (Wes. IRISH STOCKS, JUNI Sl4. Gov. Deb. 3 per cert. 75 Gov. Deb. s per cans Esehuage--D•blis so Leedom (Jess t‘r) is • 94. COURSE OF RkCHANGS, Jowl: NI. Amsterdam.... 36 1 2IJ • Lisboa Se Ditto at Sight.. 23 3 Oporto Rotterdam C. t I I ♦ 2 I'. Dublin ... Ilaniburgh.... 34 9 41T. CIA* Altuna 34 10 241 i: BULLIOY. Paris Ditto 2 I's 24 Coin and BUM 1. s. 11. likourticaux .. Cadiz Madrid ♦l CfECCIiVt. \a kv ram. .... al 5 y Ulnas . ♦ol Siker in B.rs .... 0 5 3 Leghorn Naples ♦2 Agio ou the Rauh at Ihallaad. Pettier ♦siLiv.P;e. I tii per Cent. Gonna ii. C :At Do. Wet ... __ .. __ . ___ —_ • MARRIAGE. On Wednesday, at rho Royal Chapel of the Tower of London, the Rey. Thomas Cbarabera Mittman, Rector of All Saints. Stamford,Whirs, to Ilia Vita Pt nett, second daughter of Robert Parrett, Emu of 114 Majesty Osts of Ordnance. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT LONDON-KM aa..E. Mora. 13..mia after Pees so. .. uma. after.. 6 SALES BY AUCTIO. NATURAL HISTORY—MAHOGANY CABINETS. By Messrs. KING_ staid LOCHER, At Heir Great Room, 31, Kintr•strert, Covent-genie% THIS and Tre folluvrieg Day% TIE entire MUSEUM of curious StNee% or NATURAI. HISTORY, including the whole Stuck in Trade of Mr. JACOB FORSTER, tate of Gerard-atreri, dteeart d ; conskting of a numerous collection of well chosen Miners:., recent and fuxsil shells, hesottful coral., curiosities, magnificent glazed caeca, mahogany cabinet: * Nuremberg drawings, /cc. May he viewed, and Catalogues had. BOOKS. By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE, At their Great Rums, 3S, King-street, Caveat-garden, on THL'RSDAY NEXT, and Two following Days, at 12, ALIBRARY of BOOKS and BOOKS of PR I NTS, late the property of n Gentler tan, deceased ; including Ire mahogany glazed bookcases. May be viewed on Wednesday, and Catalogues had. BOOKS. By Memos. LING anal LOCH EE, At their Great Room, 314 King-street, Covent garden, on TUESDAY, hely Ot, and Four follswiow 1/1”s, at A LIBRARY of BOOKS in in , tst Lawmaze.; among the.. are, Stephani Thesserns, 4 Via; ; Mast • faire Corpus Poetarons,l vols.; Lyes' Maxon Dictionary ; Johnseo's Dietinoary, s vole ; Alberti Opera, to vols. ; Pyn• son's Chronicle; Lysou's Mosaic Pavement at llocklow, and Temple at Batts; Raria's England, 5 vols. Bulimia; Capt Radlie's Worts; Yttruvitts, Campbell, 9 101.; Hadrian 3liacellauy, s vols.; Boyle's Works; Gibbon , Miscellaaemis Work., and Rome; Cote's Memoirs of Wal pole; Philosophical Transactions IJ rots; iloothly Re view, 535 vole • Johannes Work": le ; vols. Universal tory, vela; kwitt's Works, go vols. ; Getatteassii'a Maga ado. first s yob. Le. May be viewed on Mousdri, and Catalogues bad. HOOKS. By MINIM ZING sad LOCIIEE, At their Gigot R..., 3S, Hiss-etreet, Caveat-genies, en MONDAY, July es, sad Th ee following Days , THE COLLECTION of 110010.., lute the property 41' Mr. J. MATHEWS, of Goodman's hels:s, deceased. May be viewed, sad Catalogues had. I.O?iDON : Printed ►y G. D 11111)90N, no 19. 01 A Itew•olbrnert, ey.arm , t, at:d pnbttsbed at the Office, No. in, Beek of St. Clensenes .;Intrela, Strand, by J . WIIITF, of ante plece.—Oreere, Qe. fur t►is Paper. eat to Wre (Met, (mot paid A , will he duly Weaned t •. 1 v." t. lit, tk Ile 24' nn pie stm A.