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. . '...:. ,_ ._. TIIL DISSOLUTION! - - - - - CANDIDATES, and all Perbona concerned in the pending Gelietel Election. MO inforentlie that the INetIEX to the HOUSE of CUMMONq. t.esides centainioc bitegraoltical Ace:mita of all the Mennbers of the SHOR Pk ItLIAMENT, enelede. accounts of the Elemye Fraot hoe for every ple , e, 'he Number and nrceriitiol of the Voters. the Returning I.Pftzer, the prepouderetin% Interest, kc. ke ke. _ W,rk mav Ise Lail n( all the Beek.e;lert, Cert•tteri to •tlelch 14.7, Price Htlf-a-Guinea, in irturdi or t't in red Lorrooo, urii Ibtl7. •rt tiF. Friends of Mr. AliermAn H INKKY arr ■ partv....tda Iv lequeiVl4 to Meet, .111 WEDNESDAY NEXT, • Tea o'Cloei prrtitely, a: thr London Tavern, Ri s st,e.t, to consoer the b,st mole of seeorine thit ti,nti-roa Elecauti, as ~ n ri of the Representatives of tins City, in the ensuing Parl,sateat. THE COMMITTEE in the Interest of Mr. ALL/KAMM>: H kNKEY, sit dads. at the kide,nan's 1.. M , neine•lane, where an. to foilll3tloll and assistance NIP he than.Juhr raceisred.-.-Mincing !ane, Ap-il 27, leo?. to TH WORTHY AND INDEP'ENIA. NT LIVERY OF THE Ci ICY OF LONDON. G MIN. T" prey ilent Rep'rt of an immed•ate suLt: I'ION of PA RLIAMI , NT, autholiees rise to mace you ,espectful Orr y.f my Setyitei, as one of your Re pre.entatise , in Cl= of such an event posevsuled hoes a Family long ennnicted with this rat City, I shall, at all times, be anxi•ms I. promote its cornrow• e td inri-re,s4, a nd to preserve the R Ors and Pririlrses of my rellher•ettietn•; and te-ing ectuved by an ardent seal fur the C /nails/to, /91 /se Con.e.rv, and for the I.idepandelice of the S'itibh Ern 'ire, I trust I shill be favr.ure.l with the &ewe sup port of dm Livery of t o oudon. With the g:ratest respect, Gentle/wire, neint lane. Your faithful Servant, A./v/1 2?, J. P HANKRY . 113 THE WORTHY LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTi. lulu, FVEK anxious to shew my respell for the Li. soy of Loaflon, I cumin permit • monl.mt to elapse, aftei the iotinisiioo of a Dissolution of the present Rohs m ut llama iictetniin-a upon, without renewing as, applies. tion to tta raitt.tatol at one of you, Rep:esentatives in the eitiiiiing Panutmcnt With the firm pensuation, that my eon. duet ties melte-fro met trtth ran approbation, I repeat my as. morale.., of ever situ g upoll the disinterested prinei!iles have 'Toe a l l occasion,. add at all times, evinced, should yawl, for the third d-tat .Itott.tur in. with your eniifitt,nce. I am, ill, most wifehood (egad, Gooflemen, Yaw faitlao , °Aired, and Ilstdoe Kamm devoted Servant, A t i . :l !7, 107. CHARLES PRICE T' Independent Livery of London, in the in ter.st of Mr. AM... n...$ Combo. aie 00 .1 001.04 " " 0 ' at ie.. Nntr London Ta,orn, THURS 9AY X P XT. at 5.... an n•C lock, to eonavaer tqc o.ett rean. fet ..xur I. • .t Genthrsan% 2f .7. TU THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF JA DUN. Gaiettassass. Wi-i • ; EVER of public or of private Introit. "entente may arse froos so liuilden a Diwolutton of Parliament. it gives to ate personally no regret, because s brn4il (though tempormily) into prie:.:B, a prinei,.l. long settl.d in mt mind, that 1:41 appeals or the Remate.itatives M their Constituents should be more frequent Uaau by law they are. In the hist three Parlilmen:s ton have been pleated ie ho nour me with your cooftLeacia ; during ilut time, it has born my fortJno to have newt sometimes the Oppo-er, and some tunes the S ipporter of Mini.so4; but, in neither ease have I over felt ear dead of their powsw, tie benefit from their favour. The public interest has often the only Ellatillt that over awa ited my eooduct, an I a continuance of )oor confidence tins only recompenee I looked tn. I throw myself again upon your consideration, and in soli. eking met o.ruestly, as I do„ the favour of 7t. It Votes to ro -11•011 stem one of your Ispresentativo in the next Portia. Omit, I repeat to you ms aosurante, of an insaltorsb'e rt. inalsniest tis the Constitution of our Country, and I primal yea a sowelquante of that indepewleues which I trust has aithgtto arettetstert itself in fay toodpet, Wash great respect, I hale the tumour to be. Gentlemen. Your much obliged sad Gicaki heo.bte Greet Russell street, H. C. CUMBE. April 27, lid?. • TO THE WORTHY AND INDVIPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. - R raw, BY tl'e Dinolation of Parliam►nt, yoa are eallei upon, once mote, to r►.ume the exerets , • of maw Si,. Fr. , nctll , e ; and it is with 'peat humi!ity, accompanied .t the ran- time rids the most lively hope, resoling Nam your pan kind- see, that 1 again offer myself to moor move, and Most tarnevtly entreat We honour of your Votes and Support, to place me a sezend time in the metal ellate.m of one of your R••psysentatiees in the greot Council of the Nation. Gentle men, I cLI not itisult you by profes-ions; but 1 well &Areal to your own hearts, whether my sonduet, as a Man, a Magi,. tone, and a Member of Palliator.% has not uniformly been wake/ by a steed, hrally to my Ktni, love for my County, and o jealous regard fir the iitfits ao.l Ow lege' ..1 the City of London! It eat th!se mineiplcs that gat ,em.m.n►n.'el me to y!mr favour; it is by an ail:;eretice to these principles that I desire to stand, or fell, in your gn•al opinion. I have the honour to be, Gentl►men, Amulet-strafe, Year 50.1 faithful humble Servant, Aitnl ES, 1607. .IAMVS SHAW. 10 'di.. WOtani lIIIKOESSES ei 111111UtuiNg I HR. (' Mali, )EEPLY impresse,l with Gratitude fee the tot ^44l SuPderl with ar hada you honour yea Me lot General Klaction, we again solicit your Solfragef, hoping that •hall alwaya or:ore, as we trust we have already done, by our Pailiamentitry Conduct, one warm attachment to your in. Swats, the pu Alm welfare, and our 4xe , -11rnt Constituuon. We hawe the h0n0u.....a he, Uentlensen„ Your rw.t ett.t imultut tuiattile serums. Lomloot, THOMAS WHITMORE, Apra 2H, ISAAC HAW INS BROWNE. ' • lIERTFuttLWIIIIRE ELKCTION. Corrsa,:lou.sa, 1101.608/4 Aram 27, 1807. AT a numerous hireling of the FREE iiOLDilts of the County of HERTFORD, resn'ent In and ae.r Loudon, b tbsa day, punuant to puoltc Al., ir.nuirsent, to concert Mtasurel for the SOCCCNI of toe lies. lien of the Hon. THOMAS lIRAND. The Rev. I.YNCH BUR ROUGHS in the Ciotti t It *as unani.nenaly resolved, S. That the line TI omlis 14 , an4 apivia t.i as s.. i.e a roper pentiot to be on If the Reprisetitatiees of the County tizrtfeed. That a Coen rnirtee TA appointed for tho purptte of pro. enoting her. fkaa4l - . Eteraino, and that the eniunittlee do inert st.tly at the Cir..y fon CisfLer hoes.., lloihnut, at Fleven n•C;..eic, until the F ertion ; and that tits Vosinds of Mfr. !fraud be particialarly requested to attend .0 the Com mittee. • 3. chat the Fr . ..nuts of Mr. Brand les Men rannettly request. eel ioioisieotiely tr,nintit the Ad.tresses of Voice. lot te a. ling in the eosin!, end on piker coa....un.etfiens which tey ie.ol to the se , lre•ae4. "To Ow Cna4seen of Mr. /Vend'. Cieelleittne, Coffee-hottae, elefoin•si." 4 The from the swownefes of soppott which .Jr. Brand r..teiera fee n • hir:e be,!l of the E!ectors. a y ,d lug, the th. 7 hare man. f. io his nuptial, we look for e Ard 11111 A C....4411tet ~-erarque of evles I,YNCII kit/itItutIGHS, Chtc.ratut. gpirionn,j. sgq. v.tea.ly temiTlPl, llf It III! 11 hugs§ .Ins Meetthe be gives to Mr, iikatuaitto, k be riocideet Vu tits. "r" . 3... , ......111re1ge..41/...NprO • '77l‘. COMMP.RCL. ?Ms day ant published, in 2 Trds. Aro price 11. Sa. bomb, r re;F: ELEMENTS ut COMMERCE; or, A + ll . Treari.e au different Caleniationr. Operations. and Arbitrations of, - and Speenlstrons in, Exchange, Bank , nl Operations. end F.xchtnee Cireuluion.; alio Orrerrtires aid Bullion, Pan, r.f Itachance arul ni Corm, P , Otic 4l s:reru' aims. in Mercharlt...., Drecriptinit and Tallier of M.. aux, Weights, doc ?Mrabic. of Logarithm.. CHR isToriEßrarsos.r. LnnAtin Pr•nted h , r T. lino.rn, vr aa s ;W. 3. an! .1. it acha•dreio. ••• Vent.4,11...1, an.l Sharpe; Lana •nan and Co.; a d r Osten. Paternnster role ; and DIU and Co TtAirilso go. Where may he had, COMMEKCIAL A.RITH kIE TIC; by Christ tphor Magic. pray 65. malls A New !!!irien of KII.7FFNIIAVN'S nic CIONARY of NCERCH.ANI3ISE and StAIENCLOTURE, in ten Eu. ',wan I.•niz Jape, with Dowriptmns in Enaluh. Ho. hoards, ;ir•re 10s 6.1. The. day is plinliGhel, in U .• Mud. e.nhelli.htd with Tee Engra.ingt, pis 4. 6d. teased, the SiMia; Fd tion of • f ATERNAL INSTRUCTIONS ; or, Family 411 CO trersAt‘ons on Mord wog Rotrtt‘ioing Sobints ; int-mpenp.l with Hi.torv, Wography, eoJ Chinni Stogie' Designed for the perii-al of Y‘nith. ELIZ.thETH HFLME, Author of " Instruct•re ft a.ohleni in London," agory of Jec. _ _ _ _ _ Printed foe Longo' io, Aunt, , teen, and Orme, Patorooeser row. .` The name of this act , Or Am several times appeared iu nur pag^a, and alararg, we believe, accompanied with eom• mendationu of her dilige.ice, ingenuity, and Real prieeiples There is something in the pita et' the Karat little work par ticularly pleawia. Mrs. Ilelme h.s evidently esarc.r.:4 manv hitt° ical and ether ern Its to hind mat , -sals for bet pur• p ne,an I appears to have selected them with judgment it is with greet piea.ute that we reeommend a work, the deign of whi h is so erosible, and the exemstion se sattsfactory."— ldritlsh Critic, April, 11103. Thi. day is puhltshed. in Twn Volumes, Sernnil finely p • don P'oal.eap Octavos, einnelltehtd 10.'1 TY, elegant huninurnus coloured Etigravirop, from Original Design% lar O'Keefe, THE RISING SUN. A Serio-Comic Satiric Romance. " When Ariatepliane.' senile rage, The wit of Embolic Cations,. swept the stage, None, worthy to be &hewn, escap'd the scene, No, pubic lta... rot tinei of lofty mein ; 'Di e lane ailto!Ner was drawn forth to sight, he secret murd'rer trembling luok'd the eight; Vice play'/ iiselt, and each ambitious spark. All boldly Wended with the poet's mark " ".inted Apoleyards, Wimpnlc.street. Wino* inar be load. Alelarne Cettin's Popular New Novel, ELIZABETH; or, The Exiles of Siberia. In One Volume, 12m.. pater 4e CA beans,. In the Pie s, and will be published in • few days, GA. BRIT I. FOR REsTER ; er, Tiu Elesetted Son. A Novel, in Fear Voinmes. The MIS ANTHROPE FATHER; or, A Weston keeps • Secret A Novel, in Three Volunies. Also, a Third Vedanta of the above Popular Work, The RISING SUN, with a cianous Froatiepieee, price is. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP' LORDS—mottuvr. APRIL 47. Ahen► a quarter before three o'clock, the Lard Charc-ilor. Earl Camden, and 14wd Hawkesbu►y, took th•ir Seats as His Majesty's Commissioners. Mr. Quarme, the Deputy Usher of the Block Rod, WAS sent to the Dons* of Commons to regime th-ir attendance. After some time had elapsed. the Speaker. ac companied by a great number of Members of the Home of Common. carnet.) ihe Bar. The Royal Assent was notifien, by the Lords Commissieners, to two private Bills. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in His Majzsty's name, deliver ed the following Smell : "Lerai end G•Ademea. " We have it in command from His Majesty to inform you. that His Ml ijesty has thought fit to avail himself of the first moment which would admit of an interruption of the sitting of Parliament, without material Inc mvenience to the public business, to close the present Session : and that His Majesty has therefore been pleased to cause a Cnnarnission to be liaised, under the Great Seal, fur Proroguing Parlia• ment. " We are further commanded to state to you, that His Majesty is anxious to recur to the sense of his People, while the events which have recently taken place are yet fresh in their recolledian. " His Majesty feels, that in resorting to this mea sure, under the present circumstances, he at once demonstrates, in the most unequivocal manner, his own conscientious persuasion of the reditude of duke motives upon which he has aded ; and affords to his people the best opportunity of testifying their determination to support him in every exercise of the Prerogatives of his Crown,which is cenfot mable to the sacred okiigations under which they are held, and conducive to the welfare of his kingdom, and to the security of the Constitution. Mrs Majesty directs es to express his entire, coo vidion'that, after so long a reign, marked by a se ries of indulgences to his Roman Catholic subjeds, they, in common with every other class of his peo. plc, most feel assured of his attachment to the prin ciples of a jolt and enlightened toleration, and of his anxious deAre to protect top:ally, and promote im partially, the happiness of all descriptions sit' his subjeftr." Glendorotem of she Howe of CuMln,,n3— 8. His Majesty hiss commanded us to thank you, in His Majesty's name. for the supplies which you bore furnished for the public service. , 0 He has seen, with great satisfaftion, that you have been able to find the means of defraying, in the preient year, those large but necessary expeows, for which you hare prosidtd, without imposing rpm his peopleihe immediate burden of additional taxes. His Majesty has observed, with no less satisfac tion. the inquitie, which you have instituted into subjects conneted with public economy awa, he trusts, that the early atteutioa of a new rasiiaamt. which be will forthwith direct to he called, will be ipplied to the prosecution of these important ob• leak" 3fy Lords and Gentlemen, „ His Majesty has direded us most earnestly to rt commend to you, that you emuld cultivate, by AI 1 means in your power, a sprit of union, har. mony, and good will, amongst all classes and dn. sciiptions of his peophs. si His Majesty trusts that the divisions nattually .ind unavoidably excited by the lata unfortunate and uncalled-for agitation if a question so interesting to the feelings and apinions of his peep le, will speedily ; , ass away ; and that the prevailing sense and cletei niin:.tion of 411 his subjeds, to exei t their united tf its in the cause of their country, will enable I Its Nlltsty to conduit to an honourable ant secure ter mination, the great contest in which he is engaged.” HOUSE OF COMMONS. At three o'clock this day, the House met. As soon as the Speaker had taken the Chair, the De puty Usher of the Black Rod thus addressed the Speaker: tt Mr. Speaker, the Lords authorised by virtue of His Kije.ty's Commission, for cl.cl,oriug His Iloynl Assent to two Aes, agreed upon by b•ith Houses, And fer Proroguing this present Parliameht, do desire the immediate attendance of this Ilmour. able House in the House of Peer., to hear the Com mission read." The Speaker, accompanied by a number of the Members. a , tmded accordingly. Upon the Speaker's return, he said that the Lords Commissioners had delivered the following Speech : (for yoisrA see Me Loris.) The Speech was the:. read by the Speaker to the Membeis standing around the Table. The Hnuse then withdrew. and thus ended the Session.; THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, Araii. 28. A heavy firing Err to the French coast was heard at Dover and Deal on Saturday evening—but it was a partial one, and was supi.osed to proceed from a battery firing at some of our cruisers be calmed. Embarkations are soil.; on with aaivity. De tachments of ships of the line and frigates, with gun brigs and bomb-vessels, are daily leering the Downs for Yarmouth Roads. The 6th regiment of infantry is nnw on board the transports in the Downs. The 13th and t6th foot, with the 14th light dragoons, are under orders to embark. We have received New• York Papers to the 25th of March ; they state, that the Treaty with this Country is to be submitted to the Senate. We wen came. yesterday. in stating, that Mi nisters bed finally resolved upon as immediate dis solution of Parliament. It was prorogued yesterday until the 13th of May, and will be dissolved to morrow. The new Wsiu will be issued on Thurs day, and the new Parliament will meet upon the 18th of Jane, when there will be a short Sassicn of about six weeks. The funds yesterdoo experienced a favourable change. The Oxonians advanced to two per cent. premium. Conjedure was busily at work to aster. tab the cause, and in the early part of the day, the improvement was attributed to a prospeft of peace. It was said that a cartel had arrived from France. Another report stated the receipt of dispatches from Lord Hurcitinsou, announcing that a negotiation for a general peace, to which England was invited to become a party. had been opened by the Belligerent Powers. It has been, for sometime, a vowing opnion is the best-W*lW circles, that Bcn AAAAA■ is la bouring to eitid a general peace; and the in activity which has so long prevailed in the re speEtiva armies, in Poland, strengthens this idea. We are inclined. however. to impute the rise in the Funds su she Smash with shish the Perlis. mrnt was prorogued yesterday ; the substance 't which might have transp.red at an early hour. Lord liasav PETTY'S new system of finance had the eta of raising the funds; and they fell upon the accession of the present Ministers, from the fear that as they had opposed that system when in oppo sition, they wouiJ abolish it when in power. The praise. however, bestowed in the speech upon the plan of providing for the public expenses, without imposing new taxes, includes an approbatit n of the principle of the new financial system, and must of course Lave tended to dissipate those fears which caused the depression of the Funds. The speech also holds forth a pronthe of economy, in the public expenditure ; and, so far as it allud..l to foreign relations, may be considered of a pacific charafter. It hopes for an honourable termina tion a of the great contest in which we are engaged ; and upon that sus , j-et, studiously avoids every expres sion that could posshaly irritate or offend the enemy. We applaud this course. Whether it originates in a *tit el page and wicilissiso, at is elidaiej 1 • ... . • . by insincerity,. pod nest tome silt. Angry las. guage cannot sharpen tlte sword, nor facilitate ss honourable and speedy peace. In this, howeve r , A, well as the financial principle approved in srete h, the new Ministers take credit lot what due to Omit- predecessors. ir Or. Sunday evening.. Likd 1 - laaaowev I.!F sewn for Staines, where his low.lship %Ltpt, proceeded to Windsor, early yesterday ruorail., and had an audience of Ills Maissrr solo ah,, nine o'clock, for abut a quarter of ■n hour, wt.. which His Manses , proceeded, is Isis trate:l.3, carriage, t Lqnd'in, and arrived at the QUIE P a lscr, about twelve. A : t wo o'elnck, His bllaresrr held a Privy C ou . cil, which was attended by the I.ono ertsescst.s ui . the Dukes of PORTLAND and MO N T RUSZ . E. tr , , C•AiID•N. WaStillollL/ND. and BATIIIISMIT, VI. cuunt CASTLEIL AOll, Lords Hswiteseuvr. M.., Gasses, and Mr. Perterras, when au Order was sued for proripuing the Sessions of Parliament t. the 13th of May, preparatory to the dissolution, which will take place to-morrow. His MAigITY will come to town to-morrow zed ',Ad a private Levee, at which a Deputation of tf.e University of Ostoid will attend and present tbtir Address. The Duke of PORTLAND will head them, a; Chancellor of the University, afterwards the U. putation will dine with the Duke of PORTLAND at Burlington House. Viscount MRLVILLS left town on &today for Scot land. Ye3t.rdwr, the Right IloisouraMe JOHN Forret set off lei Ireland, for his re-eltdion in the County of Louth. I Sir FRANCIS BARING will leave town, this day, to canvass for the Borough of Taunton, Somersetshire. AIRANAN ROS•IiTS, Esq. one of the R• pre-. s zn t at ;y e s for Worcester, has very liberally ofictd to present a steam engine for raising water for the use of the inhabitants of that city. The iirtspree, Lest.re, from New York, trrived at Liverpool, was bue.rded on the 19th inst. in Long. 19. by a French privateer, which detained her one day. the had captured three vessels, Lot would not tell what they were. . points cif iencis n^a.t -poear to :live encampments, as if the enemy suspe,.. • vn artact from this country. What BON *Pair 26 s). ?s (and there are too many of t:sem in this great town) may have discovered, we know nut ; but no preparations to that effea have yet come to our knowledge. Vice-Admiral Sir J.'l'. Dueawrarn is supposed to be on his rattlers to Englen r some Members, high inithe lateAchninistr 'ion, state that his orders were to allow only latlf an hour for the ant wet of theVoats, and if that was not definitively satisla.r.ory, toproceed in the immediate eaptureor destruction of the l'urkish fleet, and the bombardment of Constantinople. If it should have happened that the British Admiral pre ferred holding, a Coun..il of War, and stetog upon the tesult of their deliberations, be will, no doubt, endeavour to explain the grounds of that decision to the Board of Admiralty immediately on his re. torn. _ The King of Sw soul has annotusell his intention to join his army in Germany. Arrangements have. in consequence, been made for the departure of the Queen and the Duchess of Bausivet, K. -rim hlalqp for Stockholm, ahont the middle of May. A Letter from Falmouth, tnentions the loss of the Swithare, of 74 guns, off Cadiz; but adds, that the crew were sa►ed. No such account has reached the Admiralty. A letter from Dryer, dated the 26th, says—" The boats of His MAje.ty'. gun brig Furio.4 last night, between seven and eight o'clock, went in and cut out from under the harreile,,lnear Calais, a sloop which was endeavouring to get into that port ; for. tunately our brave tars accomplished their objea, without any loss, although exposed to a very heavy fire, which we heard here very distinetly, and we were not witllout tears that it proceeded from some other cause." All the Tailors I—A meeting of Mr. PAULL'S friends was held, last night, at the Crown and An chor, to consider of the best means of securing Lis Ele.Rion for Westrnin.ter. It WAS well attealed, and would have been much more numerous, bad not all the Tailors, who. lately struck, returned to work ; having split the difference, by accepting an addition of 2s. 6d. a week, in lint of ss. the ad vance originally demand:A from their employers.-- Several of them declared their readiness to go rrifeh through with Mr. !Ansa, and have accordinpir commenced a canvass, as Mif as harms, in Ins favour. A Letter from Copenhagen, dated the 16th, by a vessel from the Baltic, arrived at Gravesend, stater, that the D•inish Government. although it has care fully av,)ided the app:•aranee of m.litary egnipment, has sedulously laboured to place both its army and marine in ill'. condition for service. Our Correspon dent says—.. There are now 21 sail of the line and 13 frigates, besides mallet vessels, Irtaig in :be be son; they are not rigged, but their stores of aver description are on board." The following Correspondence has beta seat to us for insertion:— ICtI:T.) • Mr. Secretary )) i)) g presents hit cont,limentt to Mr M:.nruo, moat in aohyr r to hit tette.. of the ltd 1011. ila• the honour to transmit to him the ropy "ha butter from Alr. 1 . - den, by which he .ill own:sive that the ("wit Comureti um. of the .ktlmira....v have diwiTtryed of the condud of the Cuq - inaldvrs of If .. Majeitv's onih tic:noi...n and Ithandhourni, haying warn: A tie Atheicao ship in queitout from 610c. , °‘• the port .it ..ltitwerp, as repreeenteof by Mr. Munroe. " Mr. S.cr tars Canning mioeb,s Mr. Moon* to aecer,t the awnoaorea of ho h.gh co..o , t—etiom." " rfor,go OCice,Aphl 20, 1607." S! I , ,,,hauri-place, April SS, 1107. " I hate the Introits. to inclose a copy of Mr. Stereo, Cam nine i Note to toe nt .1) • Ihnh instant, which, a.. at ettn.a.nt a c0tr...i.,-.0•Ion of c. ntidorahle im;eartance to the cotome•cc ut the Umted Statrs, l na yr to frooest tilt you will be so good as to males known to tlowe who are engsted. I have the honour to be, y ow molt obedient servant, (S.ened) " JAMES MONROE." " Wm. Iv °am, E.q Cnn , ll of the United State., Loodon.' " American Cnnvolate and Agency, Lood.to, April Et. " MI rweret•mot. and .dtte7t interested in the commerce of flu? thine+, ' ,, tatel of America, wI!I tsl,e notice of the tor.going contosumarattons, and gfers. themselves acconlolty. " W. LYNAM." His Royal Flightless the Duke of in rdTt'sterday atteri,onn, part of the Second . enni of guard:, is, the Yard of PortintuNotrape preparatory to their !saving tows for Co.. reign service. 1. -r- '4" . vem T , • , 14 )fan Vt.! 4 Cast hoe Ire! 8111 rapl ♦oic Mat in I rtei t) : i 7 u 1 nn rne be) St:l