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~„, • FOREIUN IN rE MG ENCE. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. DUTCH PAPERS y'ery 'elegantly printe4 h lite. nia a fine wove itot-pres.ed paper, grace 131. in Weide, THE EXODIAD. A Poem. Bo oks I. 11. in. and Ey RICHARD CUM3ERLAND, Esq. And Sir JAMES BLAND SURGES, 1.in71. SO Rooks V. to VEIL completing tlu Poem, tell be pub. tithed very speedily. London% Printed for Lackington, Allen, atld Co. Finsbury. %lure. Of whom may be hail, the few Tertian - 611g Owlet of Mr. Cumberland't popular Poem, entitled, CALVARY or, The Death of Christ. The Quarto Edition, on tine paper, price Ifs. M. Also, another Edition, in Ten elegant Pocket Volumes, embellidied by Plates, pace tic •.• The Octavo Edition of Mr. CUMBERLAND'S ME. MOIRS, ill Two Vols. is new ready foe delivery, price Is. This day is published, in Royal Udavo„ price es. In board., • 'HE R NK RU PT aid CREDITOR'S FRI ENDLY ASSISTANT ; or, The Spirit of the Bankrupt Laws ; being the Statutes relating to Bankruptcy, Orders for regulating the Prmeedings, Rules and Examples for the last examination, and various useful Observations ; to. (ether with an Abstrad of the new Ad, 46 for amend• mg the Laws p ive to Bankruts, Ike. By JOS HUA MON FEFIORE, Solicitor. London : Printed for Laekington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury•squaie. •• The °bled of the preceding Work if to offer to the mercantile world a simple and well-digested mmaiv the Lae of Bankruptcy, to remedy the abuses wh su ich have of crept two ~resent system, and thereby prevent many of those scene. ..men um frequently occur, to the ruin of individuals. Ti. are reiyedlully informed, that Lackington, A . :. a, and Cw.'.Latnligue for the yews 1606 7, europtiiing the Lireesterilleetton of 111.).1110 ever offered to dur NAME, is now vs idy for delivery, price 2s. lu board... PARIS, 34.111 i 3. In the bight between the 29th and 30th of last month, three English ships were stranded near Calais, namely, the Williams and Nancy, Capt. Box the 7'04. C ipt. Lander ; and the corvette JarLall, commanded by Lieut. Charles Stewart. of the Royal Navy. The crews were all saved, and made prisoners of war.—( Moniker of Ant 5). VIAPNA, MAT 5. Mina Rhiza Kan. Persian Envoy Extraordinary, Is arrived here from the head-quarters of the grand French army; after a short stay, he intends to set out on his return home. Several French Gendc men. who attended the Persian Envoy. arrived here at the same time. Baron Scums Pitsasia. the Prus sian Minister. who, as we have already mentioned, was obliged to leave Constantinople, arrived her.. the day before yesterday.—fiJosuraer,Jene h) MAY 21. The Archduke Charles. in quality of Generalis simo, has just addressed t 3 the Emperor some re pre-,cntations concerning the Hangarian regiments to •te Austrian service. their Organisation, and also their rising, with observations thereon, the whole drawn up in Latin. These ohservations have been And are very eagerly perused by the public . It is generally believed. that the l-lu•ngsrian Diet will continue its Session until the month of Au- gust. The Archduke Charles has set out from Buda for where he is now reviewing Austrian troops, ‘algo are stationed there, uuder the ecru mand of General Count von Bellegarde. Intell , gence has been received, that the Grand Vizier is now 0,. his march, veAll a formidable army, to Adrianople, where he is to join the Pach4 of Itudschuck. .Wwsicee , 5 ) iII:RIMIER°, MAT 27. Our city enjoyed to-day a sight not seen here since the month of March 1547. when Spanish troops, coalman...eel by the Duke of Alba. passed through this city, to fellow Charles Quint to Satiny. About seven o',lcck. the regiment of foot of Glair&laser& entered this town. and were quit tend hem The grenadiers wore high saps, with pine of red cloth pending from the back part, en urhielt is embroidered the image of George.— ifeatitesr 4f Jew 6.) AI:GRIMM), MAY 29. The last letters from Vienna announce, that the Masks! Charles was espetted there about the end d WY, and that the Emperor was to remain at Buda until the lath June. The Archduke Jo seph. second son of His Imperial Majesty, is dan getously ill. The Turks continue to make progress in Servia ; they have already gained several advantages in different points, and are approaching to lay siege to S:habats..-f J.M. 71. LL r Dim / just 9. ToesWiest' from Janina, dated April With, and received at Paris on the 26th of May, states, that the Turks have gained a signal videry over the udroa on the Black Sea; that the sol os board by the latter at Coda, for the making an incursion in cite territory of if Janina. have been repulsed or killed the heads of a great number of Officers sent in sacks to Constantinople. Ali proceeded to Islatolia, with M. Pouque has sent away 120 antique vases, for the at Paris. He has also collened a great medals. which are to follow. The di.- with which this news has reached Paris, siee,rwresiondence. THE BRITISH POE SS. LONDON, FRIDAY, Jura 19. Russian aqui lien taken a rarposit of r the Puha of and that th have been Pacha had \ •ille. who 1 \ Museum a number of pitch with • IMPORTANT. In consequence of the French having released aU the British property at Hansburgh, instruttions, we understand, have been issited by the Jeoca of our High Court of Admiralty, to telease all Harnburgh and Bremen ships and goods, now detained in Bri tish ports, and to permit all such ships to trade to or from any of the ports of this kingdom, to any ports not strißly blockaded, and to or from one neutral port to another. We have received Paris Papers to the •th, and Dutch to the 10th instant, but their contents have been anticipated by the Hamburgh Papers. In the late war, the Paris Papers were looked to with great avidity, but since the theatre of war has been trans ferred to the North, the German Papers ripply the earliest news, and the Paris Papers are become al me-t destitute o interest. In the present set, we find litue that deserves notice. They contain some account of the military operations of the TurLa and Russians, in the south-east of Europe, but they are vague and unsatutalory It .►aa reported, yesterday, that R'is,ia and Prussia had made a peace with France., but the ru• mour received littlieredit The Nature, of 36 glans, Capt. 1114RRIgg has rap tured off Roehfort twelve ssil of Frenc brigs, .nd sent them for Plymouth. The :`,. el eee fell in with them, and three French gun-htigs in caravan, all laden with stores for the itle .tort stinadron, but it being a calm. the t irer gun.beigs esc The German Legion stio r,:nvins in the Downs. We stated, in a former Paper, that it wiU 141 i tut the 20th, and that Stralsund is its supposed desull lion. A general embarkation, of about 8000 men. it ex peeed to take place on tn-morrow at .d Sun.!.iy next at Ramsgate. About t , li,lh. transports, of trom 150 to 250 tons each, are now wit!.is the pier to receive them. One of the transpires. in ru • ning in on Monday evening, with a heavy sea, con siderably damaged the ledge which surrcands th, liyht-house, at the ritrennty of the pier T . bowsprit came bounce against the cove. drove I about one half of it. an.l tore down part of the p,- rapet. Fortunately no person was hurt by the ac cident, nor does the vessel appear to have sustaineo any injury. A report has been general at Ramsgate, I onnde on accuunu said to have been received at Deal, th. Sweden had made peace vit . : iSo , and that there would be n.) Etpettictlu : on the contrary, Cul. H•MILTOM has receives orders to proceed t. the Continent, there to purchase horses for the British troops, and to MAIM every arrangement for their comfort. Accnunu hem Madras, to the 23J of January state, that the alarm, ilt consequence of the unfortu nate affair at Vellore, bad entirely subsided, and that the report of an insurreetion of the Sepoys. at Palimcottah, was without foundation. The following names are in the List of Stewards, who have invited the friends of the late Ministers, in the present Parliament, to dinner. on Wednesday next : The Dui-. of Redford, Devonshire, and Argyle; the Mar. quo of Suff. ..d ; Earls Epee, Jersey, Cholmondelel, and Vuhnttun ; Visc..unt Chfilesi ; I.ords Carrington, run•onny, Milfort, H. Fitagerald. and A. Hamilton; N‘• .1. C. Hy p ,s. Messrs Whitbread, km W,Cuke, M. A. Taylor, W. 'Labia. N. CalvrA, fec. A Court Martial was lately held on hoard His Si anal Y's ship Seth/miler afrl Maind6 in Hamoaze, on Lieutenant Nicnot.s. of the Royal Marines, on the charge exhibited against him by C.tpt. See ASI: ea. for having absented himself from his duty on board the Warm* during fourteen days. The Court hav ing heard the evidence in support of the charge, as well as what the prisoner had to offer in his defence, ar,d having very maturely considered the same, ad judged the prisoner to be dismissed from further Wl ',etude in the lt , :yal Marines. 'the Rolled Sawyer/se, Hose Hr. frrma St. Dorn;n2o for the Clyde, is put into Charleston, having shifted her cargo. The Eliza and Mary, RIDDLE, from New York, for Londonderry, foundered at sea on the 1411 of March; crew arrived at Barbadoes. In our paper, of ‘Vednesdaf, we stated en appli cation, made the preceding day, in the C-nrt of King's lionch, against Mr. Naas, an attorney. The matter was entirely fr-perrie ; and, therefore, nothing in that statement ought to excite any pre judice against Mr. N CAL, who has not yet had an opportunity to make his defence. We never heard of any refleaion upon the charatter or condua of Mr. Narks.. lhere is reason to believe that the detention of that valuable and unfortunate Officer. Captain Futurists, will not be of much longer cowinaance. if he has not been long ago set at liberty. From LAI.A/Dee History ut Astronomy, for last year. we learn, that so far hack as the 11th of March. 11106, the State Council of France solemnly ur.ided that he should be set at liberty, and that his galley, the reasberlaaJ, should bY restored to him. The dispatches conveying this decision to the Isle of France may have miscarried. or been delayed by amass accident. . . ~. 7- CI 1 . .. Q IO . '1 1 0‘ n r1:". 1 , , i • ri l , . FASHIONABLE STRE Iss-nrunoN, "MGT LE. AT. By particular desire of the Ladles Patronesses, awl a great wisptrity of Subscribers, the Third and last Subscription, for this Seams', will tor:: for Two Nights : The First Night, June Yff, an elegant BAIL and SUPPER; tie Seced Night, July 6, • GRAND MASQUERADE. Both F ritertainntents will be on the muse scale of expense as the last Masquerade. Subscrigrinns.-4 Lady, Two Guineas ; a Gentleman, Three Guineas. The Ladies' Tickets may be traniferrad to Ladies, on the Manver.ral , :•, with consent in writing of a Lady Patroness. The residences of several Ladies anti rs Genkntlemeownn, at the Sub scribe to the last set of Assemblies, being un thri:e who do not receive a circular Letter hunt the DireAnr, are reqiiested to send notice to the Office, whether they choose to continue un By the winse List. order ut the DireNors, J. NOYLt , Secretary. Yesterday morning His 148.11 Erv, accompanied by the Dukes of Yoai and Cu isaoli. A ND. Princesses AILGULTA, SOPHIA, and ANIZLIA, Lady G. BUI.KL LIT, Generals SPENCLR, GARTH, and FIT2%OY, and Colonel TAT ton, rode on horseback in Windsor Park. Her id*, SSTV and Princes Etta.erTH took 21 1 airing in a sociable, accompanied by Ladies AY Las al: Y and CARDIGAN. The whole of the ROYAL Fa wiLv returned to the Palace at two o'clock. Ye A. rday moining General Firztoy Teri:wed Kr.i:f's own Mi:iva in *sVindsor Park, o f posit: to the Pal , :e, that the Ituy • LYAIGII. T might see thew. The Earl of MAN VCRS gave R grand dinn e r, on Werires lay, at his house in Portinan- , quare. to the Eli' Mr. a d Mrs. Cu aLts .i.i.tors, the Hon. Mr. Pete, and several l'he Hon. se Las Vitit NI arrived. on 'rue day last, at his house in North Audley-sject, from -------- The Duchess of Guanon sees company every evening. tier Grace will he at home from eight to eleven. chile their Graces the Due and Duchess of BLoroitra remain in town. Mr. ELL Is-too is engaged at Bath for two nights. His first appearance will he on Saturday nest, in ti,;cerse, and Frederic, in the farce of Of Age to- worreco. Lord and I.Ady Moarnoweav left town, yes terday. fir Ayrshire, in Scotland, for the season. l'he Marquis and Marchioness of L/4111D.:WN leave town. this day, fur Southampton Castle, fur - season. fir. and Lady ELIZABETH Wetraasto are ez risitled in town. on Wednesday next, from South Bedfordshire. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of MARL. SOROVOD execs/stoked in town, this evening, from Sinn. Sir Gentina A Puy/Amt. Bart. left town, yes terday, for his seat in 1 orkshire. Sir Tilsit As Hiserrti w 11 leave town, on Sun day next, for his seat in Lancashire. Mr. 11 ;oessrow is returned to Ireland, accom panied by his children. either five or sic Hr has always been the fondest and most attentive father. Lady FoLsv had a grand rout, on Wedneiday evening, at her house, in Berkeley-square, which was most numerously attended. Sir reassess Gear CUL Lux, Bart. is eledled Al derman, or Chief Magistrate of Bury, in the room of the late Aileen .Itsess, E•ti ROSIAT I-tenet/4n, Esq. is *lofted Mayor of Nor wich for the e: .nit.g year. Arrived At Fo.. c use's Hotel. Edinburgh, JAM ei Straw, Esq. %I.P. late Lord M.ynr of London, and. we believe, tie only Sco:strnin who ever attain ed that dignity; also Lis brother DAVID SHAW, Esq Army Agent, Laiolon. 'lle last Bath arrivals aye—. Lae! 15.11, linti. Mr. Villiers. R..' Sir William Harding, Si r W i ttu r n and 1, 2 .1,, Pole, General Smith, Dr. 14.14111., Evans, !h. Taylor. Res. Mr. C Co:tnn, Res Mr. and Mrs. Moors, Roc Mr. Collins, Rey. Mr Res. Mr Wit. harm. Rev. Mr and Mrs. M , rton, Capt. P, nordow, Cap I,n Robertson, Capt and Mr.. Stone, Mr and Mrs Come, Mr. and Mrs. Etgell, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard, Mr. an,: Mu. Kingdom, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The Earl and Countess of B•IllIT Moir enter. tained a Bele& pasty 40' nine. at their villa. near eAlmer's-green. on Tuesday last. Among the company were Miss SMITH, the Earl of Haaataoroa. Lord Potty, ST. QIIAISOC emu). the Hon. C. Ba t i..ntw, Capt. Ei.tior, and Mr. M. Kitty, who played several beautiful airs on the piano-forte. Tite whole company returned to town at nine o'clock, in two barouches and bur. The Newcastle Theatre was 19 open, last night, with Mr. M. Lewis's tragedy of Addgitha, the part of le:Aerie. by Mr. Sty/9p, who performed Rae, At Druty.Latie Wheat's. and Mid., at Covent- Gat den Theist: e r with so mach eclat; and MISS RAT. who perfoemed at Drury-Lane last mason, was to play Gleedia ; the part originally filled by Miss Durtete, and latterly by Miss Bores. The Marquis .4 Anzac:oars has got an addition to his fortune, of 15001. per year, by six arable farms in the neighbourhood of Paisley. extesd.ng to 496 acres. at present rented at 6531. which Are now let by public !sup, at 19091. t and the farm of Brownside, helonging to the Kugel% about two miles south from Yaisley, consisting of about 72 metes of low gtound, and 200 acres of bill pas ture, rented at present at 1501. was let at 4061. On Monday evening, the MAGISTRATICS and Cuuscsi. of Kilmarnock gave an elegant ewe,- tainmenOn Bryan's, to DAVID gnaw, Esq. P4Vf• chant in London, and his brother JA Has, late Lord Mayor, and now one of the Representatives in Par liament for that city. On the freedom of the town being conferred on them. they returned thanks in very appropriate speeches, and expressed the plea sore they felt at king enrolled among the AV gows of a town which they considered as almost their native place, and where they received all their education. The Iftv. The grern, The Prater and Priaroccf Woks. The Marcum arid bbrebewness of Tacafield; TheCiq.,f lAradme, and a great many loyal and constitutional toasts, were drank, and the evening was spent with great conviviality. The Messrs. SCA w were born in the pariah of Riceations from whence, in their early years, their parents te• mad to Kilmarnock. - • • .• "A "i ;! - cfrr A ('putt of Common Ctdincil was hell, yester day, afGuildhall. which was numerously attended. The Court unanimqtudi voted the sum of 'loot. to the unfortunate sufferers by the late fire at Chu& leigh, in Devonshire. The Thanks of the Coon were ananiinously vote.! to the Rev. Mr. Dodd. Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, for his sermon, preached the fi rst Sunday in 'Trinity Term, before the Judges, Sec. at St. Paul's, and ho was desired to print the same, and send a copy to every Member. The Lord Mayor laid before the Court, His Ma jesty's most gracious Answer to the A _kites., pr.. seined the 224 of April last, which was read, and of • dared to be entered on the Journals. Upon petitions from Charles Brooke. Esq. Sir Thomas Cozbead, Kat. and Solomon Houghans, Esq. they were discharged from their nomioatiort for Sheriffs, upon paying the line of 4001 and marks, into the Chambei, although the time Smite.: by the Aft had expired. The Chamberlain laid before the Court a brie , statement of the City's account for the last year. which was ordered to be printed, and sent to eves) Member. Mr. William Witherby was elected a Governor of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, in the room of Mr. Cress% ell, deceased. Several Petitions to Parliament were agreed to. and ordered. The Court agreed to several Reports from the Committee of City Lands, fir widening and im proving Upper Thames-street, and Fisl,strset-bilt, and also for agreeing with the AI chbiihup of Ca. , - terbui y tora lease of some Barge-.louses at LAIL^ btill. 8457-Ih DIA-HOUSE. Wednesday a Quarterly General Court of Ptopris etirrs WAS held tat ere East-India-House. After t;:e usual forms, the dividend lor the last half-year was declared to be 51 per cent. A ballot was then ordered to be taken on the 31 of July next, to enable Mr. lii hard Johnson to r. turn with his rank. to the Company's Service is li:agal. Oir the CII a laid •Si putting the question of Ad - journment. Mr. TwINI NO rose, and adverted to the un f or t v . nate transaatons at Velllre, and the illterest thee had excited. nil only with the Proprietors. but v. 4 .:1 the Public at large. All the decumads having been for 'some time received, and in the posiesiion of rim Camt of Dire fors, perhaps this might be deemei, by many Gentlemen, the most proper period Inc bringing forward the culica ; hut as many of thous documents were cot st.-Eled with others of a seem: nature, hr thought it would be more adve,atile ~ o drop the subjea ; the more particularly. as Om. could be no doubt but eve' y measure of precaua had been taken to prevent a recurrence of a sicariar nature. The CU A I a 11 MI, after thanking the Hon. Ploprie tor for the very handsome manner ra which he ha: ttrated the subjeit, stated, that every thing had been done by the Dircaora to restore the confidence of the Natives; and that advices, so late AS the 51 t of January 'art, gave the agreeable assuran..• , 0 the most poled tranquility pervading all the C." pa:ly's taritorica in India. scomAN D. ausavutha„ aunt Oa the 23 May last, at the parade of the Kari - rnuir and Glaminii, Volunteer Infantry, Them • SerjmirtAtrjor of the corps, advanced to • centre of the battahon, and preseuted to Lient.--:•••• of hippie, the CommandingOtii• cer, a s elegant satire, of exquisite workmanship. — On this occ.wois, t e Serjeant-Major addressed Via Lieutenant-C-101-1 in a short speech; to which %hi: Lieu enant•Coloael made a suitable answer. There after the Serjeant-Major waited upon Mrs Kin loch, and presented bee with a silver enp, saperbly ornamented with the family arms, and a suitahlc inscription. On th-..• 4th inst. being the Amiens:E . ; of the Barth-day of our beloved Sovereign, the bar talion assent:sled at Kirrymuir, and marched : • Logic, the seat of the family of Killrie, wheie Vies fired a fers-de joie in honour of the day; and wvi.. afterwards regaled with an excellent dinner. all I plenty of whisky and porter, at the expanse of their Colonel. The Colonel and his Lady, with the Oaken ni . she corps, dined as the bead of the table ; And attiii drinking His Nlsj...cy's health, and other toasts shit • able to the time, We. Kialoch drank to the health of •• Every individual of the corps:" which wl" turned by the men with three tinter three cheers After eating and drinking plentifully. and danci...; to the ancient ticots music of ere bagpip e s the corps marched utf in per lea good order. On Saturday evening, the Bishop of Noawicv. whose caesuras residence and great affability b. greatly endeared him to the inhabitants of Durhat.• previous to his promotion in that See, arrive ;t'.',' 1. on a visit to his friends in the College aid bourksood. His Lordship was wtkomed by a j of the cathedral bells. Oa Friday, a meeting o the Clergy of 04 •i y , ' • of Lichfield, was held in the llish,,;p's Cowl of Lichfield, for the purpose of Efrain hers for ilk Convocation, when the Rce. 1146o•w, Canon Rosidentiary a nd Ticasarer of 1 Cathedral Church of Lichfield, was returoed Prodor, to represent the Chapter of o.e Chutchof Lichfield, and the Hon. and Kee. Avu : % Leto Prebendary of Hatharton, aton, w , retntrca Proctor to renreaent the Ch a p ter of the Church of Wolverhampton ; and the R;v.Cn A II i • BUCKIIIIIOI, 15.1). Minister of Newport, in t county, and :he Rev: GIL sins Beß[..auao, A. Itraor of Bedworth, in the county of W W ier:. a unanimously eleßed Proclors to represent the of the whole dioce.e in the ensuing convocation. A proprietor of one of our Lottery Oilicea a day or two since, a commission slum two ;tv • men, in dsfetent parts of the Ainzdom, for the ••• number in the present SC:leala. TO Oblige L therefore, he sent a half share of the number to of pis correspondents. The rage, it short. f^r ' numbers, in consequence of what happened :1' • lot Lottcry,inereeses every day. 1 I a I: 1 1 k: A a .• It n to • 114 ti:. 4' to