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This day, at noes, *ill be published, re TitiAL a BARON lIOMPESCiI, fur a LIBEL, which took place at Ntatilstune, the itith Koch, Isom, befuee the Lord Chief Bantu aud a ftr. cial Jury, eoutainiaz the very thituusuislied Speeelscii of Stumm. !Shepherd and Best ; the islinte of the Evi•teucri aud the Ilosereet Jedue's Address to the Jury ; and also a True Copy et the Libel, as fur as 6 cuosintsot N ith cuintoina d'eceney. By W. C EMPROR, Attuettey. al Ls. , . SOW I.y C. Chop*, Pull. ; and may be Lad of all the iluuknellers end Nisienitter in tin,Enie.A F. ...Jou, - Tbn du, is pooitioen, 1.4 4t ALETTER to the I.IiINCE of WALES, with • Sketch tattle Preeprzt befint him. To which are added an Appendin and Notes, By W. A. ARLES, Esq. tt Those who read far ithtu, not wards, will lw 'Me to el the oittline.•• Belated Lir 4. Bell, No. i4ll, Otte.rihistritei; It rani:imam' Son, New Boadiaticet ;C. dapple, Pall -Sls3 ; .1. M. Richardson, gt. Cornhill, opp,stai• the Royal-Exchange ; gad H. U. syni.to•li, Psteroastet•r.or. day ta pablo4se.l, Pr.heatt•lb, pertstsawoa to its*. Hu • *useable the Court 4,1 IStretovt.o( Gist ' , ohs r„„. paw:, Isom tot am with • tee of the istJud of St. Ifetna, price lor. tot. b.arda, A HIM f 01:Y of *lw tqluo , l of ST. ; "/"1. kola ib earthy by elf Pertura...se. to the Year 190 b. Bp T. If BhottlC 1,-t ' iteceeteof to the ritlfermacut of At lir lona. Printed for Mock, Peoeyomial Kiatudatry. I xadf uhall-street A (kw Copilot are printed 03 'Kota% aro. prif-• r -.• h UER'•TOUY'S {FORKS. This day Is palslisheJ, is tiro elegant Volumes, price 10- ill ryir. 11IP ERN t ; consisting Of the A Poetical Works of Thomas Derm.h, niter list cut. lecrwL Hy J. G. RAYMOND, F..0l loftier" The LA. of Pi numb " Printed itif Richard Phillips, No ti, BriJge street, Black- Ultra, sad Rs be haslet all R.mltorllers. Of whore epty be ba,l, Tlif. POETICAL WORKS of Mo. ROELNSON. is Oust Palmate, prier Va. la OCTAVO Cielllo N. TI.Se day is pnlelislvoi, lutadmmaely rioted, is EMIR Vs. UM', on a tow Deu%y Parr, reedy in boards S. ids. and a few Copies cm a superfine Bayed Paper, prim in boards as.a Ncw I:4lition of rrtiE NVOtikti of the Might Honourable EDMUND BURKE. raked few F. C. and I. Rionmioa No. fit. St. Foes Chasech.med : odd also ley .1. :lit, Ina, No. 19% Pi:V . 34IIN. N.B. A Forret Voinsan, to complete the (Marto &haloes, ray to hag is imeards. price FROM SITCRIMY NKJirs GazErrE. Owe* Palen, Arril - - - This der, tCilbwn e'sockocyr, EN. 1.441 • private nadievire of His tlajeety, to deliver a lAtice of Crettonee, greeted hem the titaracter of Hionter r':atopotentierg from tic United States of Am! errs. The Knot was We day plratd to riga, the lontoor of 4ightli , to.4 on /totes fl.its' , :er, Ewe .11dia Majtityh Votaael General to the Poettligu-ve IkNutatona in South America. Pron•eza.fetc.•••, April 33, lane. The King Inn bees pletittll es among 'NNW Gattaltier, Lag to he lila Majoit's I. the Purtogatee Dominions in Saudi Anaerica. Cierteir Mere, Arrit :or, time. The Prints of We'es kis bees pre t.e., re eepuiet the 1 1 Ott tio• Arheed Berea. v NeeridAn r.. the nitce tit 'ter c4,ver-Gmberal af the Du. 11 ect6waill. snur.4ver .NOTIONS. Apni to, isms. fa Regulated - di Dregeenr—Capt.:n "lout Pate Ilaski• birlfajer. it Itiebsored, &rusted 4th Direo--Captant nitrite Philip .4volie to be Moj.e, by percbeee, vire Winslteld, who rem a 74th Regiment of Puntt - aptaia Ram. - 11 Manners to be Mo. jor, by purchase, nce Marais, who ret,ri .d wt... India Rrgtmcot—Rreset Liente.,art-Colonel Tbn. mas Reyueti, from Half-Pay of the Rm sl Colsicau Ran gers, to be Major, race Creeferd, dowered. STAPP. traistas.4 the Hon. Georgr.iliaqUiere, from the seth Foot, to is Permanent Assistant in the Querter-Master-Generst's Departwent, writ► the rank of Major, vier Hallybertots. placed no Half-Pay n the Cmvienis Rangers. HOSPITAL &tAFF. _ _ hams Frank M.D. fr o m Ralf-Pay, to be en Impel°, of the Fertri, vies TbeelflOrr th.llloll, V.lllO etaltlll7" Amistaul !armee Wiiillllll Williams, from the 7th lord Veteran Battalion, to be an Apothecary to the Foram The KI. Deemed I Avon . •fst Battalion of the Idne--fieteemint Charles Aaron Darin to be Adjutant, vice Ompteeta, appointed Brigade-Major. Stof raE:aod Brissidc.Major Ancortus Heim, from the 4th ice& of the Line. to he M.ijur Brigade to the Liglit try Brigade, vice Aremann, promoted to the Mt alot- Whoa of the Lim. Adwireltr-firer. 1.,d ea, Ho*. • 'Mir day, in pm:manee of the hone pltasorr, the fallow lag FINK Officers of His Mairsi fleet were prurooard, air. Admirals of th..! Wlt.ir—C. nockticr, Esq. and Hight Hoo. Mae I ned Gardner, to he Admirals of the Red. Admirals of the filior—R. Mane, tar G. Young. Eat. J. 'Tell., h.q. It. R. ithigh, East. and A. Grime, Esq. to be Admirals of the White,. Vice. Admiral& or th, Red-3. Brown, P.p. J. L. Doorbell, Fag W *int'', Eel E. hugest, Erg. C. P. Hanteltoo, Eat F. nd, Lett and Sir C. Cutlets, Bart., to be Adiaira'a N the Blue. — Vire aZitirels of the Maito•k.l. W. Wlsitabed, taq. A. Recipe, req. S Child, Esq. Right Hoo. Clarks Lora Locale, IT. Taylter, . Sir J. T. Dockworili, ER Sir R. Calder, Bart J. R. res, Ikq. 11041. G. V Evrkek7, T. West, Liq J. Mote s Ent. aad P. Ap ft n, Esq. to he Viet-Ad air -% of the 11. Vier•Adat . sof the Blar—G Booren Esq. R . Montalto, Esq. J. Fetes :on, Esq. E Edwards, kat Sit J. B. War ren, Bart and .B. E. T. Smith, Esq. Sir T. Graves, E.E. T. M. ht omit, Esq. S. Moriarty, Esq. Sir H. Troller,. Kat. Si, H. K. Stan' ..se, nut. R. II•Doss11, Esq. R. Douglas, k...q. J. Wish, Coq J. Faah, Eli. .1. Knight, Eaq. sad E. Thunthrouch, .q. to be %Ire-Admirals of the Whlte. Rear Admit le of the 14.1—T. Wars, Esq. A. Bettie, EN. Right Han. Walla* F.trl of Nualsesk. K B J. Va. shou, IS6R. SP IV. H. Mocha, Sort. T. Welk, pig. Sir E. Calk., Bert., Sir 1. Coll', Bart. J. Aylmer, Esq. S. (labors, Est. and It Huger, Esq. to be Vice- Admirals tittle Bine. Krar-Adzatirals of the Wkiterr-J. Faulkner, Esq..; C. Par ole. Esq. T. Jonra Esq. W Down, Esq W. Wobelay, Esq. J. Hanky, Esq. G. Manny, EMI. J. Seaton. Esq. lit. Merrily,. Esq. Huss Sir A. Cochrane, K.B. J. Sialibarn, V. Stirling, Esq. H D'Esterre Darby, Eaq. E. Dow aster, Ea.. G. Palmer, rm. W O'Brien Diary, Esq W. Essinginn, Esq. to he Rear-ddmirab date Lt. . . Berr-Admiral. admit Esq J. Abele, Esq. E. /lane), Esq. J Prytow. Esq. and Sir E Nagle, Kul. to, be Itear- i ttlistrals tithe Red. Rear-Admirals of the Bise--.1. Welts. Esq R tiristiaS, Esq. G. Mortis, Esq. ?Br A. Ball, Bart. Sir H J. Stesehan, Bart. asd K.B. Fih W. X. Smith, Kat. T. Sotheby, Esq. K. O'Br)ea, Esq. N. Brushes, Esq. W. H. Kelly, Esq. J. Shuck, Esq. How. M. lk Cooney, W. Bentloat, Esq. P. Eaq. P. WAssergne; Prises if Bosillun, J. flouter, Esq. E. Pena's Est W. A. Otway, Esq. 0.1.ut0.- &jos, F.sq. Sir S. U0:1, K. 8.11. YtrhoPi, Fat sod 11. Sawyer, Esq. tole /te:o , Artemisia' of the White. The mictemsentioard t'sptaise were ales appointed !Mg OfEc.• s ttrHis Mujsit4's Fidtt, R D Fascosrt, Esq. E. Duller, Esq. Hcrelt. Stanford, M. Ruttiness, Esq. T R. Shivers, Esq. C. ('obb, Lvq. E. rid:wore, Esq. J.ll Hall, Esq. .1. Mikes, Esq. W. Lee:s ine:v. Esq. T. ['oh y. F-so. Esq. R. C. ReynolJs, Esse. N 1: Livi. lion A. M. dardser, If Dixon, Este. A. Useek, ?sq. W. Itntrhen, Req. G. Hart, TA. sod T. Berne, Esq. to tte itatit-Aduiratist of thy blue . TM King has been Oatmeal to amoint Chocks Backs, FAR Sir 'rheum Willis.., Rot.; tt ilitaw Hargood, Esq.; asd fitthut '3lootsbata, Ea* to be Comic!. of Hie 3146...,'S Royal Mutioe nova., to tbc rosin of Edward Roller, Esq. • St the Hon. Rohert tiiff.w.l ; Letitiatcre; 'Esq.; ottei 1 holoas Fot,y, am...toted Flog Ottictrs of Mir Ma jest)'*llert. Ad94;14 , 4-thrtan .iptii 3n, Nei. Arhois.: mplaell,(:omasander-in.Chief of His Me jeey's SLh•s :Lad Vrksels la the Doom, has transmitted to the Hon * W. Pole, a Letter which he had received from 'nptrus Mort, of His Majest)'s stoma Sky lark, dated the %tall 4.44 stMl.g, that oh the preceding day he haul raptured the Ferns French pr...awrr, pierced t x i 4 gator, hut haul only its ea board) ausutiral with forty-eight men, out two days from Boalugur, nod had not made any rapture. IVREM.V INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE DUTCH P.I.I'.ERS. MADRID, AMU 6. The fin* object to which Ferdidand VII. di rected his atteution oo his accessinu to the throne, was to pay up the arrears due to officers Kiel wi dows on the pensirra-li.t ; and these he discharged nut of die Iteudy Aloaey Fund in.the pesseseion of the Prillelb of Peace, which is estimated ut 43000.000 Num His fortune. exclusive of this snm, is culculated ut wore than .500,0u0,000 of francs. TLe Prince remained at a village about three miles from toe capital, strictly guarded by lOU of the Life (guards, cud aoo infantry. PAM% APRIL V.I. The Madrid Casette, of the :list 'lurch, con tains the following passage:— " As the nature of the proceedings which took place in the Escurial is only known by au arcouut which was published the g;tli October last year, the king, our Sobt•roi 4 n, twing diiiimud that all his subjects should know how his 'loyal Patio,,, as well as several persons e nployed by Dovennuent. acted ou that occasion, has ordered a brief account to be published of this business, which is much better understood after the discoveries which have been made among the pipers of the l': ince of Peace, which contain, attanngst °diets, the following parti cular*: Theist!. Oct. last' ear, the lute King sent several papers to the Marquis de Caballero. Sec. of the General Depart nent of Justice which pa pers, he said, had bee., found among ;be pipers of the Prince of Asturias, 0111. present Kiug and Sovereign. The I'+ Viers consisted, first, of a few shear stuck togetli .r. written in Ili+ Alajesty's own hand-writing ; secondly, of a similar paper, also written W Ili. Mujesty; thirdly, of a let ter doted Talavera, the .2sttli of May, writteu in • a disguised hand, an 1 , without a Ksviature ; in the fourth place. of a p raper, continuing dif ferent figures, designed t • form a system of . cyplieni, with one written to if sitliont a siglintose. The first paper is a memoir. the object of which is, with the most, prolou.l.l respect, to represent to the late King. the unj tat proceeding* of Doti Manuel Godoy, Prince of Peace. This memoir contained a variety of particulars, (-damming the proceedings, fortune, injtstice, and despotism of that person. The Prince of Asturias threw him- 'elf efthe feet of' his Royal Father, renuestiog him, that in. his presence an in piny might be instituted, by thee of Ilia 11Itjesty's subjects afoul he tliou,At most worthy of has con lattice, or whom chaotic might present to him, i an the truth of the Nets stated in the memoir; and if convinced thereof, to dismiss the Prince of Peace from lair Royal pre...core, and banish him with Isis whole fa mily; su,:h a step, ware it ably considered as a measure of precaution, would .litfuse joy throughout the whole kiugd.iiii. This memoir contained several other observations, oil tending be promote the welfare awl prosoerity of the nation. They are (tore passed over in silence. because *hat we hare nteationed or the contents of the memoir is quite sufficient to form an opinion of its tendency and nature ; but it must not be omitted that the Prince of Asturias concluded it by entreating his Gather, In case he should not approve of the object of this memorial, to have the .401.1(111e1,4 to keep it meant, iu order to avert the 'Luger* to which he (his son) would otherwise he exposed. The letter, doted Taloverw,is writteo by I Mil Jolla Esquoiquis, Canon and Prebendary of the Church of Toledo, late instructor of Ili, Mii;esty. It is an answer to several questions propose I to Inns. "'lle system of cyph-rs is a means frequently made use of for corms's, iding in secret matters of great importance. The single leaf, without signa tory, is written by one of the Princes servants, whom be had dismissed from his service, and has nothing to do a ith the present bitswess. " The following day (the ig 0 t of Oetn!orr) at mid night, the Secretary-General of the Cabiewt and the provisional President of Vie Council, nol by order of the lute King in Ins apartments, who gave it as their opinion, that Nis present Majesty should be examined concerning the contents of those papers. His present Majestv was aceordingly called into the apartmeut of his Royal Father, alit re lie was ar rested, and precluded from all intercourse with any person, except scion new attendants appointed on she occasion. During the same iii...lit, all Ilis pre sent Majesty's set i ants were arrexted. " 01 1 the Soth of Oetniser the late King sent an order to the Marquis cl, t7abaltero, signed the same day, and published all over the kingdom, whereby our King and Ssverci.ot !roi deelored• a traitor, together wstir his" sensual*. Acetrxling to the deposition, upon oath. mode by Ilis prevent Aliiiisty, and four Secretaries of tbe departments ofJustice and %Var, that order was entirely written in the hand-writting of t/on Manuel t lotto., l'riucc of Peace, who at that time was in Madrid. " T r original onler could not Ire annexed to these e rucertlusi g s, bemuse, in such eases, the ori ginal.is al* s returned to the and the copy dispatched and published. . _ _ _ The route clay, the 3 tth of Octol rr. finding himself confined, and ikre +urea! front all roulinU 111Cation, lee decatilhl it r;WIt to enske public what he had dune tbr the la•ie.:it of his country ; and iit order to extricate- himself fm.o Cie state of op pre.,.ion, t o uluch he was re.imkl. he declared the mate day. the soth Oct. to Co- Nher9uis d e Cabal lero, that with a ‘aew of prouintia K the prosperity , el the Spanish Empire, he wished to marry a F reach Print:sea or t4e h 'od. and that the steps he had already taken for that purpose - were per fectly his ow p, and without compulsion ; and that whatever he bad done had uo other olljcet than LONDON, NON i)AV. Mar 3. This day, Itear-Adttainsl Begets is expected to hoist his flag at . Portionoutli, en board the Leupard, of 60 guns, Captain JonNrroar, for the Cape of Good Hope.—The East ludiamen at the Mother bank sad under his cotivo.—The President fri gate, Captain A. M•licsztE ; Lightning, Capt. Dovr.e ; and the Srrapis store-ship, expected to sail this day from Portsmouth, with the convoy for the Brazils.—The fiudatotted frigate, Capt. MA LING, seennspiusirt them to Madeira.—The frigate. Hon. Captain lam expected also to sail, this day, with the convoy for Newfoundland, Hali fax, and Quebec.—The Helene, Captain 4A1.11- ems, with a convoy for the West-Indies, will sail in a few days. The last nottenbargli Mail brought an official account of the military operations in Finland, down to the 3 Id of Shads, at which time the Head Quarters of the Swedish army were at Pederbore. We have since received Swedish Papers, which bring down the offieial details to the 7th of April, at which time the Swedish Head-Quarters were at Kalajocki. It thus appears that the Swedes are falling back with considerable celerity, and further, that their outposts were daily attacked by the Russians up to the latest date. This account is official, and we know not how to reconcile it with the reports of the retreat of the Russian.. On the side of Norway the Swedes do not appear to lune entered that country in considerable force. The invading army had taken the village of Bracke, sad had its head-quarters at Sandswall, on the 2d of April. There are no farther details of the late rerolution in Spain, t.ut w.• have some accounts of the incne- Irma.; of the :'much, connected with the chain of preceding events, which cf.rinhorate the opi iva Pi those who consider it the awl: of BUN •PALTE. p, t h e 24t h of March, his brother-iti-law, the Cram{ Duke o f Baas, entered Madrid, mud was roceiriil with every expression of honour. On the let eh. he anuouncal to his trove the approach af BUN PA ant, and on the 4th, the Infant of Spuiii, CA111.44, set out to meet him. Previou s to tin,, en official account was published of the conspiro r of lest autumn, in • which every point is press e d against the fallen Miuister, and the new lithe dares that he had at that time expressed • si.l, Is marry a French Princes.; of the blood. circumstances would be ataficient to *hew, that the whale is the work of BOKAPARTV, said that h.: • enters Madrid as much a conqueror as he ridertd Berlin or Vienna. The only differcuct is this-- in the one case he conquered by force of :min in the case of Spain, the imbecility of the Go; ern. ;sent has enabled him to gaiu his purpose by fraud ; for, with a French army in its capital, with BONAPAIITS at its head. we de net think there are strength mad spirit in Spain to dis pute his authority. The Dutch papal ,to the it7tli last, which state these circumstances, al so contain some particulars respecting the French squadron in the Mediterranean.. They represent the Rochfort and Toulon squadrons . as having been in the Adriatic, from which they pr o . ceeded to Corfu, and furnished it with supplies. It is idle, however, to speculate upon accounts so es Tie and unsatisfactory. Itis, however, we admit, high ly probable, that the . Roehfort squadrou is in th e Metkaterreneen. The private letters fro:n Holland state, that the orders prohibiting all intercourse a id; Eiigland are enforced with as much. rigour upon the Mitch as upon the French coast. The ciou of being suspected to have come from Bus load is sualcieor to induce the colitiscatioil of a ship and cargo, wad the imprisouniciit of the: ca t talo and diets. • Dispatches were received, yesterday. et the Al sandty, from Rear-Admiral Sir SIDNEY Smut, dated on board the Fuseelroyant of so galas, oil N 14.. deira, the 4sth of March, at whirls time the squad ron, consisting of the rwidroyert. I.ond", Aga. meamoss, &C. were all well. The squadron ace Wirtatir way to the Brazils. Dispatches ae•e st , 3 off from the Admiralty, addressed to Sir Sin Nat SNITII, at lUD Jelleir/I. lo pursuance of notice give'. ou Saturploy, a Cs- Valet Commit met yesterday at two o'clock. It ass attended by all the Members. The Council had not brokeu ap at five o'clock last evening. • letter from the hquuttroti off ('.di'., dated the 6th of April, says, 6 , 1.141% APA gni iirlived, at Ms. drid on the 27th ult. --S'arious ere the co; t ject net shim he art rived.-I%'e have hopes that the rutin) 's fleet iu eadir will lie ordered to wit. The 11e u• licemi and I some are at Gihealtar ; whet' they we shall be 12 sail of the lice.—Thell/....tr;orssi Ea.!) intim sail with the (vowel for Etiglatiel.—Tile Zealous has orders to proceed to kniglaod to he docked." ettenlay foaming His hltrevvre Prinees.ses Atestis FA, hOPHI A, owl tteus, kwesuuaimi uitkl in the. C to of limn os, LAo'y 1.. LLu.r.- Lt4.leuerels (WYNN F. Bud rate to GettrAe's Chapel, Windsor, nod heard it by the Ltev. lir. HALLAM, from St. P:start Eviegle to the liehreitq c. ssi. v. 1. Let vi nut soak l i v• rare that is set blare Afterwo , 4 the) rude to frogusme Lodge, oht re they urt Iler illsJEsvw sod Prioress ELIZABETH. His HA. it:sly 'hoed there; midst three o'clock the ttuvit. FA:4ll.x returtml to the Palace. lit. tfl AJ Evt Int frigate Amelia, of 38 guilt, will gall this .:.ty from Portsmouth; with dispatches hr The Stake sloop of war, which, on Wednesday an it'd at Leith, reports, that on the .2 oth, when she left Gottenhurgh, acenuuts were -said to haw been received there, that the Emperor A 'AKA% PiA Ise/ Ldien by the hands of his own subjects. — Should the Snake have sailed ou the .21 , 04 ti , v I*" port she brings is obviously untrue, lei the late Ma.: brought letters from thence of three days !Arc date. Lord atwntva has resigned his sent at tile miraltp Bolin!, in which he will 'he succeeded t.y Rear-Admiral Dousrr. On Saturday night 1.,4 Lordship kit tool., for his seat et lver in lion i•- iitniitasubliire.. From thence his Leinktii po.- ered to take the count:and of the l'itauliel rice Lord G AltD% ER. who has rtiiiioiroi, in cono— quencc of revere indisposition. Sir It. It. Nrsis is appointed Captain of the Fleet unOcr Lord G.titeuilt. We have not !trued a lin is to slurs rca Admiral DOMCTT, ea one of the Cutonsiabitott.ss Naval Etuptirc. A . A letter from Galway, dated the 2isit u!t. states, that in contsegitruce of the shipment of 7 1 tons of meal that day on hoard the Jinn fix I.c.t -dontlerry, the pOpulster rose to tomcat its 'wilts.... and had woolly strirptsi the vessel of her sails. representation lids Iren Mink to the Loan LI 1.1 • TE% A NT, OM It is Iwped some mensiires tan) ' 0 th•vistal to prevent its recurrence in future. 'l:• , t ontrage holds out • au alarming prospect ; heing one of the cheapest markets for train iu In land, naturally is looked to fora supply, to inert t:.• necessity now felt in the North, from the t wlrtinsteyroduri• of the late ernri of *At. and NNW ..—A'Ort II tint ..h , hn.aever, fn. th a t • 0. the (7orit Intercourse topti.... the !• o .la. at Euglitod. to supply tke. deti aen, y w Jnelabil• to open the eyes of His Royal Parents, with regi to the implicit confidence which they placed in Don Manuel tiodoy ; that fearful lest ire should 'continue to makeati improper use of his influence and power, His Majesty has judged it uctessary, for the *Mitre of the I. to give the Duke 664 M 10 o/10 a power of Attorney in his os (the ition's) hand viriting,.tu assume the command of the troops in New a.tile, in case of the decease of his Itotrl Father. At that titer the Primuye of Peace strived at time Pulite.: of the Escurial, and liming entered the apartments of His present Ma jesty, he presented to him the copy of a letter by which His present Majesty was made to ask par don of his !loyal Father. llis Majesty being de sirous nut to refuse this new pledge of his venera tion for his Royal Parents, signed the letter which is annexed to the Decice of the sth of November." INDIA SIIIP - 16G A - ND PASSENGERS. On Saturday, the Dispatches were filially closed at the East India House. and Jelivet ill to the l'ur ben of the contra iog ships, viz.— Streatham, (.'aptaia ink luihm, Weltden Lady Jose Duct's,. fAlford ; and IllasenAt, L)nrll, for 111.41ras and Bengal. Jaw•, lholo la of Gordon, Cameron ; and Bengal, Sharpe, fur Cry lun and ttengal. 't. Samsun; and tiuddart, Matadi, far . Poissengers I ttr Streatham : Fair Bempl—Mr. Msyninc, w rite r ; Mr. I.:mirmnre, factor ; Mows. Orilsou, Babino ssss s and ell, as,easlit min:runs; 111 r. Ridgeway, free mariner; Mr. Brown; 3lesmirs. Odot. lame snd Htualihrtls, cadets. Far Menses—Mr. MorMuck, writer; Major, Mrs. and Miss Ilimlcs Alcoa*. Momntfor4l, A. and C. l:ricbtan. Dutkinfirld, Haut, %Vriglit, Kitt, Williams, Kimsey, men, bap., said Smitk, cadet.. l'aftwitgers.per . . Fur Peagai.--Mr. Roertson, writer; Major Thomson, Lieutenant Fast, Mrs. Ede, Mr. Mootervit, nod Mr. Phillips. Fur ladras--Mr. Hawkins, senior merchant ; ILy. Skepp and son ; Mr. Campbell, 11 , 41,4UU1t-IIUI OU ; Messrs. Far quharson, Leighton, kelly, Tiettcr, Skipp, Whs., mut Fat ling, radii.. Fur Bombay—Mr. Crosier, free mariner. Pabseligris per Harriri : Fur HruEst—Mr. Goeini, free u.triner ; Mr. Macitessie, Mr. Andrvw ; Messrs. Fariughrt, Frematuonde, sod Pryce, cadets. For Madra4-...Mr. Harrison, writer; Lirutesigial-Colonel Clarke, and 31r. Dawes cadet. Mu-wagger* I,er ittrl St. Vincent : _ . Fur Iliuni;al-- . )lrssrs. forts Hintlesson, and Rabingtoa, writers ; Nlajor Malasny, Lieutenant Assents', Mr. Issuer, amine ; Mavis. Toney, Muesli, and %Plitt's:ll46v* mariners; Mrs. Briquaaaa, Masa • A. awl F. Junes; Mewls. Pries, Wilkinson, Se, 11111N1r, BA) ISCIS Sande% Audi/oar, Thurman, Pare, Li" recount, Satbedand, Bakst, sae M. 'quench, reds s. Piteresig . ers per Jane, Drchexc of Gordon . . Foe Beugal--Meana. Ned.itt, Marlrazie aad lasso, writers; Mp.r Gahm ; Mr. iihaw, naislant!norFears ; Mr. Morley, frre as wiser ; s. stml o isles { kilns; nos Gokifrop, Casserole, IA LauaaJate, Drain, Mathison, and Pttau, vita. Is rot taa—M r Coke. Powc.wer.ttiocrifrovd:—.. Beart—Mr. 3!rs. and dabs Misses 'laves; Ca da is awl Mrs Mwairsiisig ; Mr ('ollier; Misirr.s.a Cell, Colvin, and F.striai 3;:ss E.,..iessh Mr. Ss.,:vens ; Mn.ar INWpsrv, Massni. wA HauYay Cll.ll IN • Messrs. Tate, Nolan, sad Samar* velersiss ihr Ilimigal pilot service. for Midris—Mrs Mashi. F o r ce0u..—Ni...”.1. Gull,*lade and SCl•ti, j Mr. Gibsou, &OA Mr. c..sitsell, Isuoubay *nu . . , . . l'assengers rer i WO. Jane bumble : For Bengal—Mr. Trotter. wriller ; L. iotenaist and Sirs. Dirks..: Nli , .thislie Mrs. Dalr)mple, Mrs. Itunialty, Mrs. S. mi.. ; Messrs. ;salter, Carnugt ou, Marshall, Bruce, sad Oriel, cadets. Fur Madras--Major Radcliffe Mr. Teesdale, free awe cheat ; lienresses Latour, tinselair, si.tl %% itch ; ?Maws. Spate, %Istksas, Mateo's, Maslen, Skinuer, rxten, Scutt, and Raid, coat ts. Prts,aigct v* per Ilodelart EON' Builiten—Ceplaiu wad Mrs. Kennett ; Liesteasni irmitirbdi ; Liesdesant swim; Nitre's. bales, Nid,l,rll, sail Sylvester sesiessat sorgeoes • Mo. liar rs Mr. Sitrapaail, Mr. Wavier; Mrs. king ; Mr:Naylor, asides THE BRITISH PRESS.