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1 P JRAIGN IN? LLWENCE. .V 3 Y. a 2444461- 1 0 3 :. ' 3 l V A PAPIIIS-4110-11111TC111 NAIL. "%TIM H '9+l W y. illtirrooglim, MAT 24. a Excrileocy lie sr the Diet, Count de /gaol h‘g tested Ito she. Assembly Is its itllof Ist ibis' day. lat Ae express order of his Court, the Declaration issued by the Ministers and Knipotentiaries of their alaj.stirs the Emperors of ailMlris and Russia, and tall P llt iss e i s a im a e t or ti d b :r Itas c h i ee ili n W g e iv o e f si t ls be y l e t:t a Majesty rn Ike Emperor of Russia to his Ambassador, Barrio Von An st4k, •who las complied with it by a Note addressed to the Yeeeuieut. The Diet hemmers, tingoimasealy resolved that his Excel ., leggy should most earneasly 'Tsars' b ith Prince Mettersich Itiat *writ' Austell to air to' their Imperial Majesties 111 r tonnage of its most respectful gratitude for this command. voltam, with the most Ituntlsie assurance that it concurs in pirofaiedly venerating, its the contests of this ammonia f.ditto, the noble osiistuin-rat which these august Sovereigns, to the durable consolation of all well-disposed person., have spun raised, as a testimony of their justice and love of Atte. the Presides, had nude these official commonica 6itins, be . isloo aside a eustilential rommunication of the ascots, ilispstrh •bich accompanied the sensittawce of the declargtitip to the Imperial SI Handers at Foreign Courts (1 se Frawlifiret Germany Gesell', which gives the above 4as pimp's, also contains the Russia. Circular.] VIENNA, NAT 17. 40 me PART!CIif.ARfI OF THE DEATH OF THE GREEK PATRIARCH. Letters from Coastantioople, of the Stash April, give a Jr. ploralric of the Mane of things there. Ilse excretion • of the most divtiuguisheil Greeks costigued with a severity Sitheho unheard. of, sod truly a few f.mtlirs have soca vied, 'almost by miracle, in escaping by night. The serious instil-- *-reittiou of the Greek. in the Mures, and in the islinits of ,the Archipelago. had raised the fanaticism of the Turks to she highest pitch,. and the blood-iltirsty populace iwdulgrs in the moat d.e.dful excesses &Oust the defesseelem . twos. The Nile itself woe.. di with inexorable ant hy, as7l) as has not occurred fur centuries ins the Ottoman at. aids. Ou Easter Snodgy (43d April), when Gs egory, the Patriarch of Cosstantioople,74 years of age, was just going to read High Mass in the patriarchal chapel, he was seised by order of do. Sollass, and hanged at the door of the tem p'e ; a m.ide of death which, in the eyes of sal the Greeks, is the most inferno's*, and must, therefore, excite boundless hatred. All the Archbialtops and Bishops who were in the ctiorch, on account of the celebration of Easter, wire r ob e r xerutrd or - thrown ill prison. The congregation 11 , r1 out of the church to the neighbouring houses of the priests, but loony were numbered by the enraged populace. The cruel fate of the Patriarch appears to he the less ni-rited, as he . tool, only on the list March, rilemnly proclaim...l in the chapel, the curse sail ban of the Church against al Grab* vatio attempted to withdraw from the Turkish yoke. Iss the fyrinal Anathema, published ou this occasion, he had (pro hably by com?nl • ) made 11 , 4 c of the Holy Gospel, to ; im press upon the (:reeks that their Turkish Goveruors were appointed by God. Nothisig particular wee hnown respecting the motives for She tots of the Patriarch; but as Bishop NICIIOIIIII sor II Teem)liza, is. the Muses, leads; of the Greeks and klainotes 'bete in :woos azainst the Toth*, is brother to the murdered Patriarch, it is suporiord that the Porte was thou indocril to su.pecr the venerable old man. Rut it is certain that this execafisut will vitdie the utmost desperation among the Christigus throughout Greece. It is worthy of remark, that all . the Greek Bishops who condoned its signing the Anatheims; now languish in prison., and will probably shalt the tate of their Patriarch.—(Franhfort Papers to May 111!i)`' • Braun, may 'H. We hear that the Polish army has received orders to march, as it is' supposed, to the frontiers of Moldavia. LVIPAIC, MAY 18. l/sr fair a lss• "such improved towards the close in the sale of the immense (modifies of merchandise. Numerous par. Outsets kayo arrivid from Polaod and Russia, And eves froin the Tutkish &mishits,. The Creak merchants, hew ever, ire fir fess ounietooss than um former occasions. ' The Saxon! Diet is still at Dresden, and it is thought it will not trust' !wrote Midsummer. With reaped to the eou stitutiou,lt seems that all is to remain ou the rail footing : the intite4entrofs in it will be deferred, it is said, till more favourable limes. Though there are many defects in the fitters's! athojaistration ahich are rendered less sensible by the wise govennwest of the litag, yet there ass some which are rather otpressiVe. This ii Roe case is the judicial of the taxes, the usaterees riri bps of the Estates dolled Nobles, 4:c. TRANI' FORT, MAT lectiaakta bows Vienna env that the Prince of Cisterns, Count Santa Rosa, end other Members of the late Piedmon t( ee Gnversionent. had arrival there, but that the Govern pent had given Ihent notice le quit the city said it. territory. The Presidia Canton has communicated to the other Canton. the request oaf the Sardinian Covenmem, that List. Caenlio, &int& Knee, and other authors of the Revo. swboltme tied to Switzerlaud, may not he permuted to there. . ay. eilUtin.i, MAY 27. By °oho of Ilhog Minister of State, the departure of the packet busts horn Helvoetaloys to Harwich. takes place as Weiloraday sod !Worley, in the tooriaioe., that in to Say, irtiotediatrly afirr the arrival of the mail for ratotwad.— r Deitch Papas., May 30J SPANISH PAPER. CORUXttA, say 9. • ♦iJl SS,iaa .111 e persons arrested in different parts of the province began to arrive here, an extraordinary fernsestat ion Was observed amuse certain persons, who world sot have them individuals remain in the city. In the sight of the :id there was much violent declamation iu the Patriotic Club, When it was proposed to send them away, say, even to trans port them to distssit climates, suit a representation to this eff ct was made to Ilia . Political Chief. This step did nut calm the impatieuce of the Club, and on the morming of the 4eh many (troupes assembled in the Plllll4 of the Commits,- *mu, and on all sides cries were heard of " Away with the lasi. tors who plot against the system!" The Captain-General calm ed this tumult by promising to accede to their desires, and in the night more persons were Arrested. Ou the the sth the Canon of Mundouedo.Riquerina, wish another person of the same town, was brought in prisoner', and was embarked for the Castle of St. Anthem, to preserve him, it is said, from the rage of mime giersuss • ho would have attempted his life. klesmiimu the agitrition amour the Members of the Political Cob sod some others costiuned, and the re moval of the prisoners saas'kesisted opus, so that there was rearms to film that the public tranquillity would be disturbed. T o i, state of thiogseuntiesied till the night of the filth, when Ibr following prisons were etbarked on buard the hriemiline ff r ovwsoss Rita, as it iirepurted for she Canaries. [H ere follows tlk Lai of above 40 names, sassing these are above 211 Canons Mid other Ecclesiastics, sons. Merchants, a late Governor of F erm i, sod the last name is the Marquis de V ollaweide.]— Aosuaz these persons • are bad, indifferent, and goal. The brat should be punished, for *bleb vethisg was necessary but to put them on their trial; it was sufficient to watch the se. sund; the third were entitled to priitrelsoit, and all hail a right to demand that the law and not arbitrary will should decide on Iheireasea. Les it nut be raid that they obeweil it their euentenaticer a ferocious joy at the successes of Mr rim), and that th. y plotted the rusts of the system. If this were certain, the Juid 4 e would have seat them to the seaffuld, Or to the Pailippiues, and if s t, No ore had a right to siti. test them. How lamentable, bow fatal will this oblivion of the first etemeuts of the act of Government soon lomonse ! Woe to stir county, utiless these deplorable proceed cgs are stopped. which, begiuniug with the heads of the servilee, sill nut fail to "stead to Osumi of the Liberob.' Ho trio prateribee stall is prostrate', is so oracle of %timbre and caperiethato— (Miscellanea, hog 16.) [The Uniarial of the 15th sad 16th gives very long st omata of the events is Getliei a, with lists of rrimmg arrested al Carreaa,dastjago,Betentos, and Lego. There are lisle in eirculsoion d( erre** in Why plolea, but their eitbeliticity 1 is not certain. After the embarkation of the permits seat away in the above-otentioned brigantine there still remained thirty prisoners, asa .mmtinoed t. arrive.] ry ),4 CADIZ, lIAT 7. The persons lately li.mequesee .r a commo tion, and according t. a 11111 signed by certain individuals, who yielding it seems tartssperioes necessity, doubtless pro posed to cheek die popular disorder, have been set at liberty, not the smallest charge being stabotaatisted against them. TbeCoosslar Agent of his Britannic Majesty at Atgesiias has transmitted to the Political Chief o f that district, by order of the Governor of Gibraltar, an Edict whit* has been pub. lislwil is that place, relative to the admission iota that pert of vessels coming from Barbary t by virtue of which, heft the 12th of next month, vessels coming from the ports of Om Empire of Morocco will be admitted after 21 days quanta tine, provirird they bring none of the goods usentiosed in she Sanitary Laws. The personal effects of the crew and pas senders shall be submersed 41 hours before the vassal is al lowed to cafes.—; Spanish Papers, Slag 17). PARIS PAPERS. ••••1 "r • " • PPS Its • ViENNA, MAT 16. Aadaimr kttere from S.rnliti, rioted the 46tb of April, two Illaikatiljis had arrived at Belgrade, born Constantiaople, •nd breath. to the Paella as order to sonioevo to Bel o glade all the Chiefs of the districts its Serails. It is aulde he received it the same time rrrrr t orders to put them to ilesth,bot that they had got maser of it,. and refused to obey the summing. They have also ileteressead, it le said, to mill upon all the inhabitants of Nettie to take up arms, and oppose the Pseha of Bosnia's march into Wallachia. They also sent a (*epistolists to Prince Ypsilanti. The Paella of Wohliti commenced his operations against Wallachia on the 211th ur 30th of April, and palliest the Danube with 11 000 Turks ; but we are assured that Theoduse litladimirsime defeated him on the Ist of May, near Krajou a, soul forced him to repass the Danube, afire having sustained great lose. The Greeks who are at Vienne coosider this affair as • great victory. VIIIIINA, NAT 17. All our letters from Constantinople of the 25th of April, draw • most afflicting picture of the cruelties which the Turks inflict upon the GrPt ka. The Patriarch who was hung at the doors of his church on Easter Sunday, was • man of 74 years of age. to the anathema which be pro aounced • month part against Ypsilanti and the other Inoue gents, be had made use of all the argowients which be resold deelewe films the Gospel, to convince the Greeks of their ohlieit ion to pay obedience to the pr. sent rulers. The other Archbishops sod Bishops who signed that 801 l against the insurrection, have not experieswed better treatment; some of thefts have been put to death, and others sent to permit. The Porte pretends that the Patriot+ was in communication with the Bishop Nicole', of Tripoli:ea, in the Mores Many other Greeks of di-lisiction have also been executed. The Emperor 'Alexander quilted Lashaeb on the 13th instead, mod took the road of Baden, from *beet* he will proceed Su Warsaw and St. Petersburgh. molite, NAY 12. Ills Royal Highness the Doke of Calabria arrived here the 9th of this month. The Prince alighted et the Portiere Palace, where be mit the King, his father, who received hint wide evert demonstration of paternal loittend affection. In Ilse eve ning the Doke visited his Retinae& Her Excellency the Dockers of Flurulis and several Mbar Bisorditaile 'set out on the 10th fer Nap!. a. MADRID, MT le. The scenes of anarchy unit dialog-bailee at Barcelona have kern but too faithlutty imitated in Gollici•. Numerous arrests have taken place by sit tue of a [keret of the Sore. raga reople, at Corussisa, Betasixos, Santiago, and I.ugo. The individuals arrested, to the number of eighty, were :termed of entertainiog, in their hearts, little veneration or her for the Constitution of Cadiz. The Political Chief of Gallicia wished to consult the Government upon the line Of FM141111 . 1 0111/lIIJ pursue with regnid to the primmest'', but the pee pl • have resolved that they shall be sent sot wily out of Site province, but oat of the kingdom. General Pepe aeries dat Madrid on the 10th. The Ga zelle Monza observes that the above-named personage has experieuced groat vicissitudes within the last six mouths. A sl:neking circumstance hippesed• last week at Eve, Hear Peterborough. 'Elie servant man • f Mess's. LITTLE, millers, received s parcel by the. Lynn coach, e 44444 elnilig what was at first supposed to be part of s hride.cake. The man, thiukieg the parcel was for his *motet., gave it so them without op • g it. Mr. GituRGE LITTLE, sup posing the cake to have been sent by some of his friends, ate part g;visig the remaining part to some other* of the family. They were all imme. diately taken very ill. Three of them having ate hat spneingly, recovered; but Mr. LITTLE suffered the most excruciating pains In ninny dap, and is yet in a dangerous state, though hopes are en. tertained of his recovery. It has since been ascer- Limed that the cake coutaisie,l a large quantity of Spanish Mee : sod it is supposed was sent as a love cake or charm to Mr. LITTLE's man-servant. Two females of Eye, who were suspected of sending it, have been examined by •the Magistrates of Peter. borough, but as nothing could be found against them, they were discharged. James Alonelagion, the man who about three weeks Lice was figuring about tie town, first is a Clergyman, Vet) a Captain, changing his name as often as it was necravary, is in custody fur frauds practise,' in the treat of England. He was over. taken in his flight from Bath. His alleged wife, his partner in ewtsidl Jug jewellers, milliners , &c. left Bath the day before him for Oxford, and she is at large. We last week stated that two men bad succeeded in defrauding of 71. a poor woman who lives irs Pinfoltl-lane, in this town, and that constables had been dispatched in pursuit of them. It appears that the woman did mint apply to the Magistrates for warrant, by which the villains might have been apprehended for the fraud, but only employed con stables to er.dt avow so recover heir Looney. The constables proceeded as far as Switteshead without being able to 'trace the villain., whom they inquired after as persons travelling un foot ; on returning to Boston, however, they foam' that the swindlers tra vailed with a horse and cart. In consequence of this information they again went in pursuit of them, anal at three o'clock on Tuesday morning they found the scoundrels in bed at the Golden Eagle public-house-, at Lincoln. When the men got up in the morning the constables applied to them to retort: the money they had defrauded the poor woman of, which they imnserlittely did, and also paid all the expenses incurred in the pursuit. The sznundrels hail the impudence to tell the constables that they hall been pursuing their vocation in Lot.- don, until the trick had become so stale and noto rious that they could not succeed soy longer, and they laud therefore come down in the country M pursuit of inure easy dupes : we hope, however, the public will he on their guard against such swind lers', and convince the villains that she trick is too stale in the country also. They further added, that they had been frequently takeu before Mr. BIREItr, at Bow-street Police-office, but there wis nu taw to affect them. i That this is a mistake also, we trust they will si mem * full convictiev.— (Vomptrd Papiel" '' t 1' THETURA ~ strnpic-Rotrac' if. °6 6e : * . ksi 4,111 4 ~...-. 1 " • II I ", to 1-igat Gentian s Ai Is l a *at tFfMli . 3 to t nisi Reginald *l5 to 1 his.. 6 to 1 apt Jock , .. t II ,: a Ars: • 21 to 1 apt Augusta - - 10 1 awl Zaal 2 to 1 apt My Laity Wage I opt VoliMotegt. 6 to 1 apt Ibis • -.. All the besting was a ntic two room .r 4,-:. MILFORD MILFORD RACES. • ' WItEINCIIDAT, VAT 30. Tin .Routers' Stakes 0r mg.. earn, h. ft. for hunter% i t carry ltse. Two miles. (Eight Subscribers.) Mr. Jones's b. b. Clodhopper Cant. Smith's Juniata Mr. Howe's gr, h. Gladiator Mr. Hoorrood's Jack of Trumps Mr. Bsdatrad's Rodeos Teller ... • 6 dr 6 to 4 agst Jessiins--t to 1 apt Clodhopper. Good raring. Mr. Fergosoe's Will-e•-the. Wisp beat Mr. Greer'. Plough. be;. Two miles, 300. b. ri. Tbe Wilford Stakes of 10p. each, h. ft. (Rix Subscribers.) Mr. llulford's hien, Captaiu Nsnith's Tulip Mo. tioodrisild's Pilot.. 3 Five started.-4 to 4 against the •iseer. • t YORK SPRING MEETING, 1811. MONDAY, MAY 24. Sweepstakes of 2O p. rah, for hones, ice- of all nee. Two oder. (8 thehmerib.rd ) Mr. Kirby'd b. c. Cawosa , by Golompod, 4 yrs old, 31b. (Garbult) Mr. G *coignes b. f. Cora, by %Vann 4 yrs old, Tat. 10ib I.4lQueeinberry'd b. e. Goodall/4 by Cardinal Yolk, 4 yrs wld, Sow 31b Mr. Wait's cb. r. Omar, by Ceriperos t 4 yrs old, est. 31h 4 Mr. I.ambton'd br. c. Canker, 4 yrs 061, 761. 131 b . _ _ 71u 4 art Corn, and 7to 2 apt Cauova. A 'mart race. Produce Match for 200 p. each, h. ft. T.Y.C. Sir W. Wyssio', ell e. by Cardinal Yolk, out of Pucigra, by Gouty, Set.2lb. (W. Scutt) Mr. Mirhaelsoies b. e. by Ruben., tom of Algrr►se'a thou, tist.blb. 2 7t04 us Mr. Michalaua's. Very easy. Sweepstakes of ?Op. each, f ur tbrre.years old colts, 34. 31b• fillies, B.t.—Last mile and three quarters. (8 Sobscritrers). Mr. T. Sykes's b c. by Guluinpus, out of MagiMrste. dam (T. Nicholson) Mr. C. parson's ch. c by Arch omme—Remembranee.... Mr. Frankland'. eta. r. Northern Light, by Octavian.... 3 Mr. Armstrong's b. e. Putman, by Cardinal York, or Langton Lord Fitzeitham's h. e. Csernichstf, by Smolensk° 5 S lo 4 .gat the wiener, 7 to 4 acid Mr. C. Stetson'. colt, aid sto 2 ■get Northe►s Light. Won easy. . The Sapling Sink.. of 50g.. each, for three years old lithe, 8.11. 3.b. Last mule and half. 4 Snlneribera. Lord Fitzwilliam's ch, Civet, by Cervante., out of Kitten (W. I WO Lord Searbrunglr's hr. by Calton, out of Henrietta, by Sir Soloi 11111 l Mr. Riddell's bay, Jeanne d'Arr, by Comu■ I to 4 ages Ilse winner. A good race. Produce Stake. of 100 g.. each, h. ft.; colts, 8.1. 311 u.; allowed, &e.) T.Y C. (8 Sish•cribers.) Lnrd Querusberry's b. r. by Prime Minister, dam by Ruler (Smith) 1 Mr. Lambkin'. els. e. by Leopold, out of filsepberd's dam 2 Doke of Leeds's b. f. by Oct./vise, owl of Miss OM._ 3 Mr. T. 0. Pow/lett'. be. by World, nut of 31.squerade 4 5 to d apt Ilse whetter, 7 to 4 aged Mr. Powleter colt, and 2to 1 a;•.t the peke of Leeds'. Ally. Won easy. The York Sp►ing St. Leger Stoke. of 25g.. nett ; tolls, 31b.; •Slliea, 8.t.•; Last mile and three quarters. (5 Subrcribes.) Mr. Bobinsim's b. e. TIN Lord of the Manor, by Raphael, dam by Young Engle (W. Scott) Mr. Hillsdale'. hr. e. Statesman. by Prime Minister 2 Sir J. Byug's b. c. Firzwalier, by Annetta Mr. Pelbam's bay mitt, by Prime Minister, slam by Wil liamson's Ditto 4 5 to 4 egst Statesman. arml 3 to D grit the winner —A very Inc race with the lest two, and woe ►y half a bead - • •-• On Mondry morning an unfortunate young gentleman, Homed MELVA IiOSTY, a loieutenasit of his Majesty's 3d Ceylon regimetit of foot, put a period to his existence in Timm, by shooting him self with a gem, the muzzle of which he put into his mouth, and its contents passed through the hind part of Ills bead, leaving the skull in a very shattered state. A Coroner's Inquest was held on t re body, when the Jury erturned the following verdict—" We find the deceased came by his death by shooting himself iu 4,4 i: of mental derange. meat." t On Tuesday an inciters, was taken at Burned:, by Mr. Hooitineort. Cormier for the alike itt Peterborough, on slew of the body of GEORGE Cousins, who hail been that morning poisoned by biking, in mistake for Epsom salts, an ounce of oxalic told, which his son had procured for clean ing boot-tope, and had laid upon a shelf in the house. He .expired in ten minutes. Thus from strange esrelessneee has society been deprived of a remarkabli amiable, honest, and industrious cha racter: the deceased had been employed for many Year* in Lord EMETICS', gardens at Burghley— Verdict Accidental, Death.—[F ruta the mind e fleeter of poison by oxalic acid, it may be useful to state that the antidote proper to be immediately resorted to in such on aecideut, is magnesia with water, or common chalk with water, mitel mecheol assistant e can be procured.) WASPS.—It is well known that these formidable insects occasion great damage to fruit, and are a serious annoyance to grocers, butchers, and many other tradesmen. Every wasp destroyed by the first week in May is equal to the destruction of a whole nest at a later period of the summer. Upon this principle, a benevolent gentleman of Oundle, o hose life is a series of kind offices to all around him, lately offered a premium for each wasp that should he killed and taken to him ; mud accordingly in the last wick of April and first week of May, o less than 1,805 of these venomous insects were destroyed by the children and poor people of that place, she received fur tack the kberal gratuity of 3d. and thus in simony cases obtained considerable sums through urns geuerous atrutagemuf tViLt.ts st WALCOT, E q. her doing at once an individual and a public good, A new Frermarons' Lodge has been established at blilford, in Wales, which was opened a few days ago with much ceremony, and drew together not less that, 9,000 persons. After the installation the Ladies were admitted to tee the Lodge, and the marbled walls, the Star in the East, the fall Sun in the South. and her mild sad reviving beams. in the West, with the brethren 10 fell tossonie cos. tame, had s most novel and imposing ethyl. _ _ MINORITY who rykd fee llot Exchequer Rills is Ireland testing the same &Quad Rate of Inte►eel as is Finland. Boring, A. Home, Joseph Smith, J. Dory, Lord James, W. Smith, W. Berber, W. W. Lockhart, J. J. Mackintosh, Sir J. Bernal, R. Milton, Lord Searlen, J. Cho loner, R. Monrk, J: B. Tierney, Rt. Hon. G. Colborne, R. Moberly, J. Wood, Alderman Calvert, N. Moore, I'. Whilbrvad, S. C. DAlifil, Col. • Mari in, J. Evans, W. Newport, Sir J. TFT.C.FRI. Gordon, R. Itobinson,Sir G. Grant, J. P. Grattan, J. Philips, G. Mabe►ly, J. Mondry, E. Philips, J. SINGULAR FACT -.- A short time ainre a bitch Cox and her litter of nobs were takes* to 11l irkmore Park, Woreeitershire, the residence of T. C. Hornyhnld, Esq. and an nu'lmolding upon Ike Pre mires was appropriated the really fussily as a witesery. Im patient, Weever, of restraint, and having become rem. I.scent, madame reynoord escaped the first opportunity offered her to her native haunts. abandoning her progeny to chance. It bapperitti that about t h is period a fsvootorde hound of Mr. Horgyholtfs had destroyed her ale'lus, and although she had fir six years distinguished herself an a determined a n d ►elentless pursuer of the spectra, it was resolved to place the cubs within her kennel. The anti. cipated result was their instant olesoruetinsie r bin the generous animal, on the dese►ted little ones being riven in her, in stantly softened down the sterner qualities of her Immo and adopted them as her own—stofferiarg them immediately to sortie; and bas runtinued ewer since to foster and nurture them with the most maternal attention and anxiety. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 30. Arrived the Fame, Esitgate, hum the Dowus for Madras, &c. Sailed the Iphigemia fur Plymouth; and the Amity, Raker, for Coves. puirmntrrio. MAY 29. The Blue-eyed Maid, from Waterford for l'ortstoorith, upset on Solway morning off Drumlins's ; the crew left her and got safe to shore, when the Active cutter went is petunia of the I, *loch she picked up yesterday morning, and, with the atsistance of the Hibernia and Bsothers •loops, anc. cerdeil i■ righting her: she was off the port this morning, M tow of the Active, but out being able to (neither the Dead. man, was making fur Meitogiasey Bay. The Master of the Bltte•eyed Maid has arrived here. fru-mourn, NAT 2s. Arrived the Prince Ernest packet with mails room the Leeward talauds—sailed Anne St. Thomas's 20,b April ; and the Diomede, Henday, from Charleston in forty-ion days The packet is under quarantine in consequence of hru of the crew baying died by fever, and one now ill on board. WARWICH, MAY 30. Sailed the Henry IFrerling packet for Hullaod , and Lady Nepean packet fur Cuxi.aveli—each with a mail. DIAL, MAT 30. Arrived and sailed again the Calypso, Haut - km.on, from Trieste for Hantlourgh ; Friends,‘Vatsun, and Prince Leopold, Smith, from Almeria; Ann. Hamilton, from Jamaica; and Favourite, Bravinitrr, from Port-au-Pritice, all lur London.. Sailed the Sophia, Reynolds, fur Madras, dc. GRAVCIIRPID, NAY 30. Arrived lie Margolis of Ely, Hay; Buckinghamshire, 11a1- ley; and General Hewitt, Pearsoo, from China; David Scott, Warringtnii, from Bengal; and Mary Ann, Young, from Batavia.—Sailed the Aldsertous, Percival, for MaJnia. MEETINGS OF CREDITOEm AT GUILDHALL TO MORROW. N. ti T. Mulligan, Rath, silLanerter M. Lawledge, Flarlersireet, upholsterer..~ T. Boriter, Slade End, tintheraleal rr N. Cord, Gulden-s q uare, music -dealer 3 12 N. F.eiea, Coventry, Warwick, and Wood-street, silk-masinfircterer W. Killich, Cheam, coal-merchant W. Roe, Lower East Smithfield, wheelwright .1. IVolfersian, Chichester, ironosoager and dealer 31. 3layers. City.road, merchant C. and %V. H. Pound, late of Cloth.fair, V/414.11411 drapers ' 2 111 L. W. Williams, Fleet.streer, wine-merchant R. and NI Siodarl, Strand, booksellers H. W. Sealy, Stamford, upholsterer .1. &well, limehouse, tionberanerchant M. Tidy, Soutbr,Hc , coca-dealer J. Henley, Hampstead road, "edifier of spirits.— 2 10 J. Gibbons and R. Hibbert , Goodman's-fields, brick layers C. Tuthill, late of Mecklenburgh-square, merchant 1 10 H. White, tale of Gracechurelastriet, merchant H. Trollupe, Reading, linen.rldiper J. Mason, Manchester, hatter R. Caibery and D. Howell, St. James's.street, barrels 1 12 J. Pali/igloo, Lower Thames street. stationer C. J. Bulden, West SnaithielJ, painter.... DIVIDENDS. M. Haffner, Cannonstreet, carpenter..., S. Rucker, Broad -stress, merchant W. Mason, Heybridg'-hall, farmer l2 J. R. &oon, late of Russell-place and Lloyd's Coffer house, 'merchant A. Keating, Strand, silversmith T. Blackburn, %%'hirechapel-road, master-mariner ll W. Bryan, Hammersmith, brandy and hop-merchant 12 E. M. and C. G. Cutterill, Liquorpond•strer t, bacon. merchnuq J. Itee, New City Chamber., oueurance-broker. J. Hill, Rotherhitike, merchant... l2 CERTIFICATES - -- .1. F. Charletnn, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. abip.owner.-1. Dariusll, of Dover, ironmonger. —W. Blackburn, of Black burn, Lancashire, shopkeeper.—R. Halpin, late of Bridge atvr, Sueneriet, drop-F.—II. Jackson, of Greg! Present-street, Gototivisn's fields, itliddlevex, verrehant.—T. Field, of she White Hart Ina.yard, St. John.strert, Weil smirtifird,l, diem; inn yard keeper.—T W , of Bieulford. (Essex, pollee.—C C. hi'rathell, of Laucvsti r, coal.dealer.— C. lila:dell, of St. Mania's-lase, Chorine-cruss. Middlesex, locksniii Ix—T. Courtney, of the Oxford Coffee. horse. &mink evfree-house.ltreper.-1. Hrotlicrton, of Liverpool, tailor.— S. Fisch, jun. late of Reffurd, Lancashire, monster. At Kingston, on Saturday morning last, a mini bet of men were employed in making hay (which appeared to be very good) with their great coals on, and, at the same time, snow and hail were ladling, accompanied by a brisk wind from the north-eaet. About half-past one o'clock on the morning of the 17th inst. a rplendidly luminous and beautiful electric ball was seen over the infantry barracks in this town. It was of • pear-like form, and app.- reiitly in the short diameter about one foot in breadth. A flame resembling the fuze of a gre nade streamed from the upper part of the meteor, and continued blazing for the space of thirty se conds. The ball then varied its form, resolving itself into the shape of a serpent, with various beautiful spiral curves. Then it :monied the figure of the letter Z. the angles of which were illinuisiated with twinkling points of great brae honey, which seemed to revolve, after ashort period of time, like satellites round their principal. It lastly assumed the feria of a compressed crescent, and then growing snore and more faint, dissolved away. The whole phenomenon !listed for ttb•tve ten Te/egropq • . • Wellnehray tacris:tie, at him Luse ih Porttandlare. in the Pitik year of his alter the Earl u( Shrlfield. Hr was the Author of many talualin weak. on toinnecrce, &c. His Lord.iiip to re. hiss title. and estates by lila eon, George Angainia Made. 11101roytl, Theunnt P. 'verstrey. Mae Sviattact..--Tlsis Lady, who boil remised a'sery arr , weaved life, chased her earthly career at leer 'oedemata in Mlfieharfa-phice, Bromptam, oo she 13th instals. She wet ilw sneer of the celeh.ated.Or. Truster, who was one of the most indiestrouni and no ful enter. and compiler. of hot time. 'Mrs. Stormer was mother' of the lite Stephen Stored 4 141101 e merit wilt always keep his butte high its niusiCal rats_ maim', and souther also of Signora Storeceoelin as a singer and .a ernes. setptired rainaidcraisl rwhistation, sad ea.i oddly cuntiihatenl tar she amusement of thepuldie in eeverol countries. Mr.. Morece, who hes just paid Oil. debt ..1 nature, Cal • merman of great knowledge of hie, and am.. f thane charades t f plain, open, Woo* sancierity,..f which 11.1 r. 11r meta.. of 141.141,1111 artifice anal is purrisy have 1. rl A rta f. w examples. She .as taken ill on Thnrsday rvrniur, an I died 011 Sunday morning in the areas of bet Liel.l, ties: Cooke, apparently without pain. Oo Tireallay last, at the thectoers pnlalidhome at Soa:.l. itie, aged 70, Mr. thiniumad.‘ formerly valet hi Ruin.' Duke of Annan r, whom be. attended a. • fritidal when his Grace distinguished 'Mosel( by los services Colossal of a regiment during the rebellion in America, a s , 1 with whom he lived moll 1114 Grates *both took 111.1 C! II mouths after his return (sum America., fill a !wok of honour, to s al hie lathier he Isis &Messiest Mote.. After the death of hi, noble master, Mr. Snout ttttt 1. lido! with the late Win. G.rfn, of Koston , •1111 1:e loot latterly resided at Spawns:, wish an allowance of Hi. per which has been benevolently allowed him by few. Gartit, E q. in euasul. rat tun of hi. fait:(al 41.111142t11 as a sera ant to hi. .1 d father. J. Seal, aged 33, long in the employ of Mr. Bri.fnw, coach_ master, of lloswerton, was married on *Fliorralay seitnight to the widow of a toldiliran —the company at the wadding en joyed themeelrea sill since o'clock neat moraine—at six the body of Seal was r. a. sal it ia ski tire. Last, in whit it hr had drowned him ell—fGreansuck Paper ) (in the 17th inst. at A.toii, aged 66, Mr. Jame* Fir!, a native of Folesh l re. tie cnmr Its England in earl? life, with somewhat less of e location thin the S .4.11 propont,l km+ generally for good fortune lit get. Fur silently the lest forty years be was an intelligent, wive, sod tooblesoubl servant in the Aston family; first as gardener, then as house steward, and lastly as hada,' and general manager. About the mid dle of I.fe he look to lead and collect hooka airy (meetly, and availed himself of access to the valwable hbrary ui both Iris worthy master., and other. in the oeiglahonilmod, wins delighted to supply linui with the meows of that information he as. well kora. how to appreciate aeon apply. Latterly, however, be look to drinking, anal read but little, except newspapers, magazine., and reviews, which he pored we with diligent avidity to the last, as (next lo his orphan. Idiallotts) they entssiitand the most intense nbiret of low existence. Till within a few months his activity was ens . rising for may man, and tb.. .1101. e so ire him, whose permit*/ aided most have a acceded eS stone. His honest face wag amply cropped with the fruits of hi. rontinual irrigation.; and hat nose was literally divided into roar parts, each of which, with the aid of Taliestioa, would have fuentEd near of lam diminutive size rut any fall grown subject. He MO a large share of strong shrewd wit, which be imparted linker Its ail rank., in a Lae and powerful manlier, aided by a deep intonation, and Ilse. broad Doric of him dialect. Thuocie often sarcastic. he u. ver gave offence, as ell liked hie ha moors and °dance, fair all well knew his mend and Mess. sent benetrula nee. Many, very magi), its his neighbourhoud, will maw in their hearts exclaim, as day iJaalers Qsichty to NO John Fahtaff-- 1 . Well, fare thee well! I have known thee these twenty-nine year., corn.. peoreeod time; but as bonester, aged ti tier-heeded—well, face liter well!' !IU WATER THIS DAY AT LortuoN BRIDGE. 11ernieg 51,oher 4. I &ramie. 13 Alit 3. Stews at Market. Ship Sold. Prier. 371 Newcastle 5 Sunderland 1 Stone Coal 1 Cinders 1 1 Cahn WIDE CORDIAL BALM of GTLEAD p— arries great t aieae7 in lel servo's, dlorders, head. ache, weakoe,aeo, heaviness and lowness of spirit., of eight.ronfused thought, and wanderooge of the mind, va pours and milaaelooly. awl all koole of Ilaierie eronplaiuts, whirls greoloally to off by the this aalabolooe C o rd ia l. lu sieltoess of the *lomat-It, flat uleneiee and oloteorliOSlN it is a fare sod powerful remedy. N in adolieahly ealeahile4 to effort, relief to broken and •leveyed evostitutiow, where other remedies twee been oneareeyofol. . The Cordial Halm of Gilead is sold in baffles. pride Th. and 33a. each, hi all Nleilteine Venders is the Ussitsol Kind. dun', wills copious direciiuns; •ail in London la) Mr. Jolty. sun, 88, Coruhill ; and Mr. Sanger, lair BAUR anti Cu.. Oxford stmt. Of whom may he lied, price Ss. SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO 11 EA LTII ; or, Sastre top both Sexes, in a Variety of Complainte. With an E•wy on the Venereal Disease, Girdle, Seminal Weakens., moot •hss de. •tractive habit celled Oaariam; likrerist an Address to Pa rents, Thom art Guardians of Youth. The intention of this work is for the express purpose of warti'ew yresik from fallialy into a dr Waive and destructive habil, that fascinates the reams, deetroys the health and spirits of its votaries, and renders this m feeble and inactive for life. Carp@ diem-- Be promptly wise. IVIIEN Science begnis to explore Vie compli rated machinery of Man, she WAS speedily eittanglot in a !shy' josh of mysterious csitsfuoison, from which tut) pervert ranee alone emancipated ler. !gnomon sad empiricists, however, still oppose their veilemoi a hostility. and the prejudice of weak solids, in some measure, encou rages their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so may our poblie statements be eomp•red with their unqoalifiert pretrusiour, slid to expose their fallacies, we have not hesi tated to avow ourselves as prsciiiimaers in a class of Dis eases, which todauger Ilse mystic evidencing of Nature. To be brief: we are Members of the London College of Sur geons, can a-stabil-It the integrity of our Character upon the sueeess of Twenty Yeses practical experterier, and so wounce the gest" fail testimony of those in whom lon su6e►- ing had yeasty extinguished every bole of relief. • We pledge ourselves to the removal of SY PHELIIS, from its insipient syniptums to the remotest stages, eharaelesic•h by every doubt and 'whatever malignancy. Tl•e itutriect • and much-neglected diseases of the Uri &Ira bare been rare • fully sad studiously coursiderrd, as have alto those and important sympathies which ref. r to the Female s: • • The isillimities isf vi;ility have been specially nrtie.d, Cher as arising from the &Whiting spans, of a 5. I 4 - atmosphere—the natural bias cf constitution— he , deuce of gaiety—or the more alarming results of a pro; • shy to practices " which shun the light;" the prof , . ag f which is marked by a gradual dereliction of she auto at powers. 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