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r GOTTENBURGM MAIL. STOCKHOLM, JAN. 7. 11is Royal Majesty proceeded on the 98th ef. s. .Decamber, in the best state' health, to Grisps yk. holm, his country seat, where. e was followed Ly the Queen and the rest of the Royal Fatuity, on L the sth zeta.--(StedukantGasette, Jan. 7.) , •z• VIENNA, DEC. 12. e: 4 According to the last official accounts front Con . staatinople, an irupurrection took place about the end of November, but was quelle d soon after.— ' This insurrection is said to hare been occasioned bye dearth and scarcity of proriaiolts, arising from the blockade of the Dardanelles by the English, the importation from the Blexti Sea,not being suf. ticient for the population of this large metropolis. (Ibid.) FRANKFORT, DEC. 29. They write from Austria that several corps of t Vulva hare been ordered to March to the Turkish 1. f.OIILIerS.-11bid.) IP * FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, J.V.. 15. His Majesty's ship the Patriot, ot• 74 guns, tapt. Krohn', •which left Clie.opeak Bay on the 16th Dec. arrived hi the Road of Aix the 4th of this month., M. Munro, Ambassador from the United States to England, returned on the 14th De o. ; the pubs , lie papers anhounce that the Senate and the Noose of Representatives were ut that nione•ot assembled ▪ srith chased doors. They say that the propositiotio made by EnAluiel. for redressing the numerous Eivances of the United States, were of a mature to very badly received. All mete for war in that cnuutry. • Pamphlets, societies of every descrip tion, expressed seutimeuts of the greutest indig nation against England. Capt. Krohn.' experienced may had weather in his shOrt voyage. • He met, 400 leagues from land, the English 'ship the Prosperity, Capt. Anderson, going from ' Ireland to New York, without rudder, sails, or " • nimbi,• eleven days the sport of the waves, with `,• tread only fur four days, and without hope of be-• ing preserved. The sea ran se high, that nothing • but the desire to save these unhappy men could have Indneell Captain Krobin to have put out his boat. He happily succeeded in saving the lives of 63 men, who were reduced to despair. .1 Official news from the Isle of trance, of the date of the Ist of October, has juit been received by the • Minister of Marine in that Colony, as well as that ' of Reunion. Every thing aas in the best situation, •ais 1 accounts the most satisfactory- have been re ' ceired of every pert of the Administration. PARIS, JAM. 20. A letterwrvitten by a German traveller, who is in • Sicily, gives • very circumstantial aecount of that There is new is the port of • Messina an En- Wish slip of the !hie, some bigateli, or corvettes, sod a certain Dumber of armed elialoups. They hare estabhaled along the coast, from Messina to and redoul • Angustmand _ iu order t• oppose a descent ; but these redoubts are badly supplied with artillery, and would not . probably make a great rmistante in case of an at tack. The possibility of &disembarkation is tie sub ject of every conversation int:icily. There is not, he ades, in the island, any force capable of opposing • much resistance. The British Swope, and the rennin* tar the German sad Swiss Legions, do not amount to nore than 3nati men ; and the army of King Fe dinaud, commanded by the Prince of Hesse rinlipstahl, (winch is neither disgraced nor gone to America, MA lie, been mid), does not exceed 64)00 men, including the new recruits. King Ferdinand. and his Court lies ill very retired manner at L'ilermo. - The Engleds'still occupy the fort of Scr ha, upon the Calabria,' coast. This fort. situated on a ye.) steep rock. has become in accessible on the lend side, since the English entirely destroyed the avenues which led to it from thy Continent. They have contrived on the sea side a very narrow stairs. The garriion of this fort is cons' used of but e4o men, who get their suiwistruce and even eater from Messina. The Sicilians have still much traffic with England, Malta and Triest. English have, at the Isle of Capri, a small light fleet, for the purpose of hindering mer chant vessels from eptenag the port of Naples ; hat they can easily escape by navigating along the coasta l -which the English dare not approach. There is still in the road of Triest, a Russian fri gate, and we do not think she will soon put to sea. —The English have no force before this port, but two of their vessels are always cruising off Fiume, to observe what passes in that quarter. BIRLIK, JAN. 7. The Cazette of this city contains an article from Lubeck, as follows: The French courier, cleirgesl with the Ultiasannot of his Government, to that of Sweden, has been detained at Stralsund by contrary winds. They say that he carried propoto- Sono retatiwe-to Viewed. which prorositious-wont not a cepted , rout this moment a l negociation i. interrupted, already all correspondence has been prohibited with Sweden." STUTGAIID, JAN. 13. We continue to receive very contradictory ac contd. frmn Turk ey . According to sotna reports, the Russians and Turks have mourned a very me nacing posture with respect to each other, while the Servinm continue the war ; according to others, no accommodation is very near between these two Poivert, through the mediation of France. An the Bavatiad troops of the (Amends Decoy and Wrede, are to return to their ordinary gar risons. Every where they were received with the trrcotdiality, and most lively pl easure . At , a lt (Innsburg, and in all the towns of the province of Euvaria, they gave entertainments in honour of them. cONsTANTINorLE. Nov. 30. On the Etd of this mouth arrived in this capital M. Siren, one of the English negotiator., who l e ft Consul:n:100r with Mr. Arbuthnot. He ran the hazard of paasiug our castltsaad &eta, in a boat, to seek for hes - wife. The Porte vas informed of his Arrival, and as he wag one of those who procured • recruits le he sent to Malta, for the English ser ' vire, he ivonld not have escaped,.ilhis E.i.elleiley M. Le General Sebastian'', with that wesivrosity tied humanity which distingliiik4tu s and whisk characterise the. nation which he represents, had not interfered in his favour, and got him out of the hinds of the Turks. M. l'Ainba,sador, fur nished M. Sat ell with the means of getting away, and pointed out to him a bete route. .3ELGRADII,_DEC. 24. The Greek Bishop, who lately arrived here from Constantinople, has declared to the Servian Synod (or Senate) that the new Emperor Mnstaphis IV. ardently desired to conclude peace with the Set 'ism, and that he was disposed to consent to their demands, protided they would acknowledge his sovereignty, and send deputies to Coustantiuople, to conclude a definitive arrangement. The President, Czerni George, replied, in the name. of the Senate, that this oiler came too late, that the Servian nation could not negotiate alone, but that its fate moat be regulated by Foreign Princess, 'mid that the Counsellor of State, Rods finkin, who had been sent wine months since by the Court of Russia, was charged with every thing re lative to that object. The Greek Bishop immediately sent off a Cou rier to Constantinople, with this answer---“„ It is said, that this Envoy is likewise charged with another mission, and that he will remain here till next Spring. &her Turks of distinction are like siise expected at Belgrade." According toaccouutes from the 4th corps of the Servian army, posted on the Busawa, a finnan of the Grand Seignior has arrived at Trammick, in consequence of which the Turks are assembling anew, as well on the Busuwa and the Drina, as on the frontiers of Dalmatia. kIAMIIURGH. JaN. 10. The Royal Family of Prussi-a, which iaprepuring to return to Konigsberg, has hitherto lived ut with the greatest economy. The dinner of the King has never consisted of mote than three and the superb vessel of massive gold, made at Augsburg, under the reign of Frederic I. King of Prussia, is to be sold, and the money applied to the public necessities in the present circumstances of affairs. PETERSBURG, DEC. 22. Tile,' writs from Moscow, that several Couriers have passed through that town, carrying to the Governors of the Crimea and Black Sea, the most rigorous orders for the seizure of English mer chandise. We are assured that several French Officers have arrived at Astrakan, on the Caspian sea. M. Ge. neral Santry has left his residence to return to Paris. SALONICA, NOV. Is. The English Captain Haadfeils arrived on the 20th October at Salonice. tie spe.d a report, tag an armistice had been concluded between the English add Turks, and profited by the confidence which this news inspired to commit a shameful piracy. A Turkish ship, which was setting out for Sinyruii, beggett of the English Captain to escort him through the Gulph, and defend them against the pirates. He consented; but off Panonti he seized upon the Turkish ship, pillaged the passen gers •ml crew, apd sent him on shore naked and helpless. The ieliabitenu of Selonica were enraged ; they attacked the quarter where the Franks reside, and wished to enter into the English houses, in order to sack them. The prudence of the Janis airy Aga prevented disorder. SCHWERIN. JAR. 4. One of nur Gazettes mention, that the prisoner who paw,ed through this place on the gtith Dec. under an escort of French Leas d'Armes, is, from what we can learn, M. 'Thomas, Secretary to the Regency at Stralsund. They accuse him of hay ing endeavoured to send a cask of money to the Swedes. The same Gazette says, "The day after Christmas they arrested him at Stralsund." BARCELONA, JAN. 10. M. Leonard, American Consul at this pod, has just communicated to the inercluints of this city, the following letters, which he has received front the Consul General of the United States, at Al giers " ♦LGIERS, DEC. 16. " Yon were, without doubt, apprised, some time since, that the American shipi had been de .tained by a frigate, belonging to this Regency, the Limited States not having, for two year'', sent the warlike stores (objets dr g agreed upon by the Treaty, notwithstanding they had repeatedly offered their value in ready money. These ships were, the Engle, of New York, Capt. &haler, from Bristol to Palermo, with a cargo of bottles ; the brig Violet, of Boston, Capt. Monet, from Oporto to Leghorn, with a lading of sugar, hides, indigo, &c.; the galliot Mary Aria, of New York, Capt. Sbelield, from Belleisle to Leghorn, with a cargo of salt fish. It is now more than forty days since the two first have been sent in herr, and it is supposed the galliot is in seine other port. The crews of the said ships have not been ill treated, nor the most trilling effect belonging to them taken away. I have the satisfaction of an nouncing to you, my having settled with the Dey, who has received in money the annual contribu. two, and roles/test the ships. Is futon! our cow• coerce will not be disturbed by this Regency. I instruct you to snake known, without delay, this arrangement, which so intimately interests our navigation. " I have the honour to be, &c. " Tosu. ISAR. " P.S. Dated Dec. 17.—A person from Leg horn has announced the arrival of the Calcite, at Naples, having been retaken by the Captain, and a part of the crew left on board; atey threw into the sea four of the enemy's sailors, and put four others into the ship's boat. This intelligence was sent to me by the Dey, who had assured me be would make no alteration in the conditions, signed yester day. All the Cord:airs are at present assembled in thurpor " TOBIAS LEAP." (Journal du Commerce, Jan. CO.) CAAISL, JAW. 7. The S'estpholian Muniteur announces the fol lowing division of the kingdom of Westphalia: There shall be is the kingdom eight .depart went.. t. Tbst of the Elbe, consist* of the grimier pert of the thiefhy o Yetir ; ils!poptaistios is it3,etto seeds; the pbore. c That oft Fulda ; the chief ;Afire Ciotti ;it is com posed of a part of Lusrr Hesse, of the roostries of Padre. tees, Torrey, Muskies, &c. ; tt. populatios is 4.19,502 io hshitests. s. That of the Han rh;t-f place ; it eve. a.sta of t h e Eietwitid, Of th, ..,L.cb of Miullauseo mad Naid batmen, of the principalities d Holtestein, Grabenhagen, Blauleksirg,'&e.i its population is gm., wok. .4 That of the Seism; chief ace Goettmeen ; .it is com posed of a part of Use principa lity of Grobeidiarn, sud of the countries of Hildeslicite, Brunswick, cad Hesse; its pa plastic's is 14453 i souls. • 5. That of the Ocher ; chief place Brunswick • it is com posed of the prates part of the duchy of Wolfenhattle, and ihe bishoprkk of Hikkslicau ; its population is 5ti7,875 in habitants. 6. That of the Saale ; chief place Halberstadt; it is composed of the principalities of Blankenberg,Wcinegerode, Quieliabeurg, &e. • the population is notiolie souls. 7. That of LIM Werra ; the chief place Marburg ; it con sists of Upper Heme t the Heischfeld, Mc. ; the population is 264,000 souls. S. That of the Weser ; the chief place Osnabruck ; it con sists of the hishoprick of Osnabruel:, a part of Schaumburg, kc • itapop!latiou is 334,000 souls. I-lis Alajesty has addressed the following letter to all the Bishops in the kingdom It is a received usage among all Christian Princes, when prosperous events happen, to return solemn thanks to that God by whom they reign. I place among the number of prosperous meats my arrival in these states, and I make no doubt that all my subjects will du the same when they con sider the advantages which meat accrue to them from unites in a great political body, and when they attend to all my endeavours to lighten their particular losses which mast be inevitable in the case of • new organizatioa, and my indefati gable cares for the happiness of my people. I request you, in consequence, by this present, to cause a Te Deem to be sung au Sunday the 17th of January, in your Cathedral Church, at which you will he present, with all the Citric Authorities, and invite all these who are accustomed to be present at Divine Service ; you will also give orders that Te Deem shall he sung on the Sunday following, in all the amebae of year Diocese. 1 pray God to have you in his rely keeping." .4V 1L LVTELLIGENCE. roarsainurtt, JAW. '24. Nothing arrived or sailed thisday.—Wind N.W. PLYMOUTH, .1•111. 23. Yesterday arrived the Raireprersante cutter, Lieut. Williams, with an account of the Rochfort squa. 'lron having effected their escape last Sunday night, while the British squadron was blown off the coast. For want of provisions Sir Richard Strachan could net pursue them, but he sent the Eurydice (which passed within half gun-shot of the enemy, and was nearly taken) with intelligence to Sir J. Duck worth, off Ushant ; accordingly, the Ann, hired brig, was dispatehul to Cork ; the Surinam, to Ca diz ; and Extreprenante, to England, with the intel ligence, and the gallant Admiral pursued them, at six o'clock on Monday night, with the Royal George, of 100 guns ; Neptune, 98; Tonnant, flo; and D ragon, of 74 guns; and the Eurydice fri gate. The enemy had six ships of the line and a frigate, and were left steering north-west. It is the opinion of Sir J. Duckworth, in a letter to his friend in England, that they were gone to the West Indies. L'lmpettims.r left Rochfort on Sa turday night, when there was no appearance of troops on ard ; and unless they were embarked on the same day they sailed, it is not probable they had any with them. Since the sailing of the Rochfoit squadron is known, every possible exertion has been used to equip the ships for sea. The Belleropkast, 74 guns, went out of harbour this day, and will sail with the Vile de Paris and Defiance, the first mo ment she can be got ready. Arrived the Eleanor, of 28 guns, with a convoy from Cork, and sailed again for Portsmouth, /mo lest gun-brig, Lieutenant Morris ; Tigress brig, Lieutenant Long, with a convoy from the eastward. Carte in His Majesty's ship his, of 60 KUM, with the following East India convoy :—Elphinstone, Wisickilsea, Esser, Wilmer Castle, and Pkeetsix ; Camperdown cutter, Pliewiz extra ship, Cumber land told Recovery, whalers ; Sinclair Botany ship, Fly brig, and Cape of Go o d H ope. Sailed the Scorpion gun-brig, Peacock Sloop, Crane schooner. and Favourite fungi cutter ; Defi ance and La Sybil le en a cruise ; and the Helena, to the Eastward.—Wiud FALMOUTH, JAN. ‘.12. Eight p.m.—The fleet for the hlediterranesn a re now• off this port. The vemels lying here, bound thither, will suit early to-morrow to join them.— Wind N.W. ?BUBO: JAM % 9.3. The Rochfort squadron, which has been under stood to be ready for sea for some time past, with a number of troops on board, has escaped the vigi lance of the blockading squadron, and put to sea. Sir R. STAACHIK 110011 got informed of this move went, and immediately went off in pursuit of the enemy. We are indebted for the above intelligence to Capt. Rawling, of the Matchless privateer, of Fancy, who received it o n W e d nes d ay l ast fro m the Ann hired armed brig, which he spoke at sea, and was desired to communicate it to all the cruisers he might meet with. • The Expedition under Gen. Spencer still conti nues at Falmouth, where they have been joined by several transports with troops from Plymouth, &c. DOVER, JAN. 41. Oa Friday the Austrian Ambassadors nailed fro:n this place, with a fair wind, for Calais , the wind at the time being from the Northward, and, yester- day morning, the wind coming round to the West, Mr. gills and finally. tads thell passage for Rot terdam. Their carriage hail been shipped, and they had been waiting several days, the wind not being favourable. DEAL, JAR. 44. Arrived yesterday afternoon the Resolute gun front Ireland, with a convoy, which are sailed for the River. Also armed the Travers East In dinmau, from Portstnolith, and sailed for the River. A►rived this afternoon a fleet of transports, from Portsmouth. and sailed to the Northward. The Resolute gun-brig has a signal for a convoy to the Westward.—Wind S.W. raftstorTu, JAN. 23. Arrived, on Friday evening, His Majesty's ships Goliath, Forrester, and Urgest, from a cruise; also last night the Earl of Leicester packet, Capt. Huu mond, from Gottenburg, after a very boisterous passage. The Lady Nape= packet, Cupt. Deane (who died on the passage), is expected to arrive this day, as she sailed with and kept company with the Esrl of Le i cester till yesterday ; both the paelF,ms were chased by • Danish line of battle ship, but escaped by superior sailing. CORK, JAN. 17. Sailed Ilia Majesty's ships Honor sod Moselle, with the fleet for the %lest Indies; the Decode accotapann.si theta as far as Madeira. PM, - l i b= better - . . OXFORD, JAN. .3. r -...-__. The icing has granted to the Rev: • am . Digby the plate and disosty of 'a Prebendary.. _ _ St. George 'S Chapel, Windsor ; and to the li t , - Edward Christopher Dowdeswell, D.G. F e ik h , NUM] All Souls' College, the place and dignity of a ' - non of Christ Church, in this University. TH I The Rev. James Griffith, 111. A. Senior F e ll ow lIIS 1' Uaiversity College, was yesterday unanimouiy Their I elected Master of that Society, in the place of lit Rev. Nathan Wetherell, Dean of Hereford aai 'r Anthon Prebendary. of Westminster, deceased. R wren , r. M The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury ha ve pr , rigger, rented the Rev. J. Radcliffe, one of the Mas t Mrs. P Canons of that Cathedral, and Chaplain of Ses College, in this University, to the united Reete of St. Andrew and St. Mary Breduaus, Cost a , lands ' 1 bury. logho. ty . Bland. , 0 morn,' MARKETS. or, -.....-. .. of CORN-EXCHANGE, Jaw. es. • A Ni The fresh snivels of Wheat, this day, make a toile* . aced. supply, and the general sake effected, are at a redacting,. _ price, of shoat ts. and as. per quarter. B ar l ey and !Clip Till uffheavily, and vary but little front our last currency. Pea Vll5 and Beam, of both sorts, likewise. The quantities of Irby will b at head are considerable, and this trade is quoted retie 'Ft% *helper. Flour scarcely at the aseveiscw. be Cita! CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. • 1 1 0 1 W Wheat DN. 6os. 795. I Tic* Bemis (014)...391- sat oh: . Fine ditto .. ...... ..745. 76e. Oats •• • •396•31 a. asi Rye (Neff), sss. soe. Potosi& 3d5.40 dos, cis. Putatur ditto utt ' irk Miill:7eni 66s. 70s Rape Seed 431. 971 OR, White Pea,, ilium t&N Flue Flour Sts. 62a • siiisquil Grey Peas ... ..... ,604. 66 s Seconds sto us i Beaus(Old) us. 635. PAK PRICE ptt OF HOPS. , Witte RAM. PoCIIFTII. week. Rent..... 51. -.s. to 61. -wet Rent .....st --0. to 71.- i 'he Nee Susses . -.41. 16s. to 31. Os. 50a5ex....41. 154. to 31. nu ... My 11mex.....41. His.' to 4. Ss. Farnham. al. ...el to 1.01 --a ~ Mt, I OW, PRICER OF HAY AND STRAIV, M SATURDAY. - - ST. JAMBS'S. INDITECIIAIIME. • 111 t Hay 41 us. to 61. ii• F1ay......41. as. to 61. -. 4 5tiaw......21. a. to al. 9s. Ni w .... 031 sam. to M. .- . Paste clover-41. ies. to 61. Ite 24 Straw....ll. tea to 21. 44, SMITHFIELD, JAN. 25. stab, This day's market was fully supplied with rhos hewn, 11S and the spew of cattle in other respects was very soot; tree Beef Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are dearer than our last re- . ly, port, and the trade in general was middling. The sues is .6 the C I=2 market were tolerably lively ; Hay and Clove r h am • tattle in price since Friday's market ; Straw obtained a Skil, i better price. The underuutioued prices sad somber+ am it. 1 a correct statement •- Reel Tu oak the offal per stone of tilli. • . . Weil 8erf....3 . id. to as. ad Head of Cattle this Day •- ALL; 4 Mutts. 35. ad. to is. tod. Beasts P0rk.....u. 6d. to Sa. 6d. Sheep 12,001 . Opal Veal .....u. od. to 75. ed. Calves 305 Lasab...us. od. to os. od. Piss 454 Maces • SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. I •.* The Hay -el. los. od. to W. to. ad. ~ Eton Straw il. Its. oil. to 21. sa. oat. • so, 11.0 Clover-. -M. tn. od. to 61. 6s. od. NICI NEVIGATE AND LEADENHALL HAMLETS. By the Outwit. Beef.... 3s. od. to is. 4d. I Vaal- .4s. ed is 65. 0.1 Mutton -as. od. to as. 6d Pork- ..4s. ad. to sa. it e New HAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, per stage, as. 64. to IN. tad. 4 lIIIS Middlings is . la d . to 9a. ed. I till Oi dioary is. 611. to is. ad. U. ut 't Market Calf ..- lus roil es* • lye English Horst is. od. to 16s. each WS Sheep Skins ts. od. to us. 6d. to PRICE OF TALLOW. , Mr. St. dinnes's Market.. u ai Town 'Tallow -a OA 74. 64 mete Clare Market .. ..... as 41 Yellow Ramis-a od 7es ud li Whitechapel ifinict 4. 31 White ditto.. --a od Ails of • sod pis It. of alb. ---- Soap ditto... -a ad tios of eel i.te oi Melting Stuff 504 04 cgs ad Ma At crage ...... is 44 Ditto rough. ..... .. 49s od , I CI (haves Good Dieu Ks ad , Mis Yellow Snap, --• to of o -Mottied, one-Cued, --a 'Dom Price of Candles, per doses, its od--Ittsolde, 13s 04 Y> !W ss,IN4 COAL-MARKET, JAN. as. id Bra Ships at Market. Sold. Price. '"rig, A au .. Nes castle 14.. ..Its. oa. ' a 571 i. od. • situ 3.. hisadarlaad 1....41e. W. a •-ii. od. will I 'Matte' ___.........._.____ .... }so, t• Yeeterelnrsenweradesr V M. TAlirle-4/ehduy a de Paste Qikra ..lt. . rind(. Itt i .re E s i::: ,.... ; ):l ' Dan COURSE OF EXCHANGE, J ' se. Arnatenliria.... 35 russet 74 U. Venice 52 , Ditto at Sight.. 34 11 h aples ...... . • 42 -, 111 Rutter Mun..... 11 sit V. Lisboa Go Hanglaugh..... 34 4 111 U. Oporto DO Alton. 34 3ft U. Dublin lot Paris iday's date 93 6 Cork lll Ditto 23 10 9 V. BULLION. Prineip Basirdeaus 93 is Portugal Gold in Coin Witch i Madrid in pe er. and Bars pee os. -- - flat 'Cir o Ditto.. ' tee id. . New Dosigloom.. -- - Palermo Ditto diet Silver in Bars - apc i c ) :: s F h 1: 1 1: , : i Balboa ..... ... New Louis each - - - Leghorn Agio imam Bask of Holland, Z 4 ; (1106 'ye 461 a 1 per Cam BIRT Pit es HS. Kai Da Die stdindent, the Lady .4 Sir Wm. Pule, of Shute, Velvet in the rowdy elf Devon, Bart. was safely eisftecred of a Ma Seven. sail heir. On Wednesday morninA., tke loth last at Orton, near Rua- EM cor, ford, the Countess of Abney., of a On. Yesterday afternoon, at Iffiegtou, near Stamford, the lady of the Rev. Brownlow Villiers Lavard, of • sou. Mt At the Chief Secretary's Lodge, in the Phenix-Pail. et the near Dublin, the lady of the Et. Hun. Sir Arthur Welle4e), coals , K. B. of a sou. isie 111 DEATHS. bon k On the nth instant, after a few boars Bluest, at her father's. Cad P at Bickuor.Court- House, Gloucestershire, much beloved awl far se tespected, wise Wyrbell, &lighter off/ecru Wyrhall, Eng by ea Oa MOMIlly segiagglit„ sudignaly, in a St of apoplexy at troy i the Markwortb Arms, SNIIIIIINA, Hrs. Mandel, relict of the diet= late Edward William Ilximrd MAIIIICI, Esq of g he , Sha 163, was daughter of the late Sir Edward Vaughan NI Bart. sire a and sister and sole heiress of Sir Edward Joseph wea mum Hamel. Hera, On board the Cirencester, Indianian, on her passage to Poe:. Europe, Mrs Robertson, wife of Major Robertson, Chief lends Engineer at Pribeehr Wales's Island and I Sudsy .se'aisiO4, le Green Parkidace, Bath, Lady tuar Blondes, wIR eft Soho Bleinden, Burt. of Castle Blundea, Write county of Riling/I Ireland. w0.:3 On the oath of deweather, of the yellow fever, at Bridge Pena Town, Borbadues, Nevski Fame, Eaq of His Majesty's frigate 1 !`tuba Monde, hilt NM of the lite Hun. Henry lane, of Fatherly ka.-.I in Retlat.d. Hit - -- -1. , tt, HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON.BRIDGE whici Kura. 8.... min after ..i I Even. 33.... mils after ...1 iMat lasi LONDON : Printed by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Duk•' , - • ln evert, Row-street, Covent-garden, and published at the Cane, No :3, /tack of St Clement's efttireb, Stroud,ley W. srus*, of No. 7, New Bettmuseol. Laelf-Afve ••- Orden, Js.. fur this Paper, sent to tbreMliee, (post paid) wall be dultatte•ded to. . .