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- • iisooßt. ZPORT OF •LIEUTEaIitaT-COLONEL TAXIS TO HIS 131PERIAL MAJESTY; - .A, Dated lupruek, April its, tr,9. " Star--Afeel it a duty iveumbent upon me to make known to your Imperial r Majesty the te.ti monies of bravery and fidelity which f o rmer sub jects of your Majesty'have displayed, in woof of their attachment to your august House. " The brave Tyrolians, driven to despair by the extinction of their constitatiop„ . which had beau preserved entire and invio'ste -under the donnuion of your Majesty and that of your august ancestors, took up arms on the lOili inst. attacked the Ba varian troops at Stergingcn, at Insprock, at 1-141, and at the coavent of St. Charles, and after having killed or wounded more that. 500 of the eaemy, cornpelledthem to surrender mid capi t ulate. On the Itth, a brity of shout 300 men, composed of Fweeft and Baraiiiiii troops, whu presented them 'swivels before %Viltl,ui, nee- boetruck, sustained a Pi ' miler defeat to that of the former, earl a reiriforee bleat of French troops which cams upon the 13th slid net meet with a , better fate. " A. prisontas are continually coe.itio, in, I am not US yet enabled to ascertain the number of them with precision: but there hare already been brought in, and sent on their way to Saltzbureli the French General Bisson several officer* of the staff; front 9,000 to 4,000 men of different descriptions, artil iery, cavalry, light infantry, Sc. ; aad likewise the Bavarian General Kunkel, Col. Ditfurt, two Lieu terfant-t 10,,e15. two Majors, shout 20 Officers, end _ above Lt i neo lisivarian troops. " The loss of the enemy, in cannon. colour'', !minuets, and money, is lint vet esactly hexer. tained, because the peasants, in the enthusiasm of victory, have not yet brought in several articles of which they took poesession. " A cousidereble number of prisoners arehenaght in every other moment, who have been dispersed in the different attacks. 64 I cite say nothing of the bravery of the inlia bitaiits, which must not sink below the readily. l buffice it to allege, as prooll of their valour, Witt and detimainwtinit, that they did riot hesitate to attack, on the open plain:, -200 Bavarian troopers, w hom they dismounted and compelled to surrender ; in tine, that they rushed is upon the enemy's cannon, of which they nude themselves master.. rallying signal was t'ie mitered narue•of our Majesty, oil far from fearing to brave death, for the sake of their rightful tiovereigni they acted itsrily us time reward of their valour mud of their devotion to the caul of their country. "On the 9 , h, at num I rete !A ited from cute nalit-Gteeral Baron Jell:which oilers tat advance • towarde,.the Tyrol, across the mountatni of the Saltsburgh territory, shaping aity march by the Billertbel. my dettchruitit coushited of a division of the wgisnest.of 'errantry of Devaux, fi Imitative of the obas.euia of Saltzburgh, the formation of ten+ isawit yet complete; and of the first division iet the asl butterwit of the Landehos tor militia) of Saltzburgli; " Although we made a double wards every day, we arrived only in time to admire the victory, of the brave Tyraliaus„ and to beheld the great number of prisouTre v ho bore witness to the iuirepidity and decisioy of the attack. 44 NI a were received with enthusiasm, and our march from' he frontier hitherto wore cis: aspect Of a truMph. Our warriors were deeply affected with the dernonstmearts of joy of all ages and sexes, who hastened to meet ur, and with the uninterrupted cries of Lo*t live our gad Emperor Fruiters: Our emotions were won-Id - up to a pitch on behold ing a great numlier of the defender', of' the coaa try, who had armed theme Ives with evety sort of weapon they could lay hold of, mid who printed forward towards liellrieek, in order to put them selves in an attitirde to encounter a fresh column of the enemy, wait s aria said to be approaching. Every feeling of exultation had reached the unmet pi;cis. The snood of the tied. min... Jed with the discharge of artillery and tnuilnetry, and with the • joyous acclintationa of our youthful warriors. " It was saaffectiog spectacle to see hastening round us astir of extreme old age, and.yonthe of 12 years, armed with whatever had fallen into their hands, and displayiug before our eyes the trophies they had won from the enemy. " They flatter themselves (amid I have only to re peat thAr promises) to be able to present to your Majesty re Of six 01011‘441 prisositr., as a pledge of t iter Adrift); and " I feel it my duty, above all, to reronsweird to year Majesty's Imperial he:revolt- tee Air. Straub, an lutekeeper at Hall. lie has well deserved this distinction, tut only by orgairising the iusurrertion of the commi t , but also by directing, with equal judgment and zeal, the three attacks, is which the Tyrolians were happy euough to Iva only twenty git men.. " Thirty thousand florins of public money have been stopped which wi•re cnining_frout Miruich, end which were seised at lu t ist. We are not yet en abled to state the amount of the other sums of pub lie money of which we have taken possession. "As in consequence of these edvautages the func tions of the I;avarism Authorities have ceased, thought it indispensable to establish • proyisimiel police, to maiming' the etability of interred tranquil lity. (Signed) . " TAXIS," •Other reports having already announced th a t th e Southern par : of the Tyrol ems in the Ititels or the Austrians, this latter treat 'completes the recap ture of the whole of that iaterestris„- prariatte. -The hearer of the iliseatch of Latattenalit-Ge send Taxis, Ni.Zemnaer,alio was ilialarlf..ngard in these a ff airs. he I received from his finaerial Majesty the grand gold medal, the u-ual reward of civil merit. . Their first tuner'a is the more gratetui to the heart of his Imperial Majesty, .as it lir owing in a - great measure to eie loyalty sad devotion ors pro vince whose attachmen - t to the House of Aratria bas nut hen relaxed by three years or • foreign domination. I I 1 r rk a spontaneous movement of the Tyrolese 11f fords, at the sinus: time, it new luting' of the neces sity and the justice of n sv.ir, which the wishes of the different nations of (ids-many have iavoksil as the only means of their lihera:on. c,karding, 3509. it - - • poiLismoutn, MAY U. Wericout c`'haibourtTie Algeciras, Slianish ship DoT the line, of 74 uns. Sailed the Adin4is schooner, Lieutenant Buchan, on a cruise. The Foxhound sloop of war, Captain Al.iicezie, with the Nova Scotia, Quebec and Canada, evilvtty, has brought up its Stoke's Bay, by co try winds. Arrived the Thump!, of 74 guns, Capte)is Mel- Calm, from the Chops of the Channel, under the orders of Admiral Sotheby ; she has met with east erly wiisdaitheae five days, duritt„.. which she has been beating up Channel ; the from the Baltic ; and the Protector, from a cruise. The Dexterous, Lieutenant Tomlinson, is ap pointed convoy for the Downs. Several coppered transports are ordered for the Downs, and will sail to-tnorrow.-- , -Witid N.W. PORTINOUTIi, MAY 13. Arrived the Tlwcrus from Plymouth. • Sailed the Fox-humid, with a convoy, for New foundland, wind E. PLYO4OI.3II•DOCIL, MAT 11. Arrived the donefia, 0f33 giiiis,Captiiii the 11043. F. P. !thy, from the colea of France ; she brings ins account of the loss of.tlie Alcmene, in the river Loire, off Nantes. The Alcmene was going in re connoitring, and struck on a shoal and hilged. The whole of the ricers and crew. together with pert of the stores, are saved, and arrived in the Amelia ; and the wreck was set op fire to prevent its falling into the hands of the enemy. The Amelia spoke t he Belleisle, übout a fortnight since, whO informed them that they had been to Quiberon Hay, with the prioniers from Martinigne, cud the French Government had refused to w change them. Arrived vilso. the Perth 4 116 of Li guns. Captain liarward, from. a eruime. with her prize, a French brig privateer, of mitt tod men, called the .Nouvelle Gironde; w hich she captured on Thurs day WA. the privateer had bred out four months, an d mule eirrht captures--uniong them the Fur sane, from dibraltar for Gliv.goe, and the Emma, limn the Cape of Mood dope. Came in also the Coxtest gun.brig, Lieutenant Gregory, from llochefrin ; the Nile cutter. from Falmouth ; the Harlequin, hired artne.l %hip, from a cruise ; and the Nimrod cutter. • the Thcresis, of 74 guns, Capt. Beresford, for Portranoutlk. IHEF.RNESS, MAY 12. Sailed from the Nore, this morning, His Majes tys ship Uluestadt, with a convoy, for ff.•ligoland. —Wind N.W. nr.u., MAY 12. Salad screr.tl transnort• and outward-Lound teasels, under convoy. for !Jarful! tr.th.—Wind UZ•L, MAY U. Arrived the Diana. Witon. for Quebec, aiiid Sistert. Ellen. for Prince Edward tvlaiiil, both (rent the river. la Moat ars liar—relic Startliingwell.....-, from Malta. At Bristol-4re Ammar., —, from ftijoa. At Lisboa--the leSLella r Vetter, from Cork 1 aad the Saatisaitor ilatmatatesem-- ` Goat tortdra. • . . 11'.11AL INTELLicEATE. J Ilta tteimeit of Ligtt Dragoone.....Breist Naar Ce("age Davis, front the .33th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Cotton, de erased. alb Regiment pi' Foot—rapt:lin Trancis Ratteraloy to be Ma jor, without purchase, tire Yonne, pitysnote.l 91tb Ditto—Major Norman M`Lcud to be Lie:nen:rut- Colonel. Brevet Major George Wilkins, (iota the 85th Foot, to be Major. Captain Job]. Reel to be Major. ST A! F. Ms* Jobs Lord Rurglierati, from the 2d IVest I.iJi3 Regi• . emit, tube Lieutetialit-Colancl in the Army, b Noini ap pointed to serve iii Portugal under the coalman.: of bent - Geo. lireillwd. I iosPITAI; STAFF. Hoepital-Mate Clinvhs Dromc-ote to IM sorreon of a Re. eroding Diotrict, vice Williamvon, Dimpital- Mate )11.1143 Rulw. &sou to La As,....aaut-Surgt on to the Army Depot, vice Drouleole. • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATIPAVAD, MAY 12.--Putood by the Stalls', Geer, (tom 3T alta.—Saikd the Jam, Davidson, fur Africa ; Tbotaip4on, for Jems:ca ; Molly, Mars, fur Cads ; •for ihe Brasiis ; Dintia, Wyly; and the Limerick packet, Lane, .f •r Limerick ; Norris ; and Nancy, Douglas, fur Dublin ;. l.ndy Animate, Smith, for Cork ; Mary Aun, L4a.field ; auJ !toy's) George, Greatakes, fur Heligisiand. *PROM SATCRDAT .~!CRT's GAZETTE: Al the Coln at the tatteaa's Palace, the toth of May, 11100, PRESENT, The XING'S Most Excellent Majesty iu C0e1 , 611. Whereas a leggy of Amity has been concluded between J 1 Majesty and the Subbase Porte, it is this day ordered by ilia 'Majinty, Ly awl with-the advice of Ilia Privy Council, That Ote Order made Ly Hie NI aj, sty in. Council, bearing date the lath of Mly, 111W7, by *lnch it is directed, ei That 140 ah ps or stens% beluagiaig to any of His Majesty's aubjects he peranturl *untie' and c.ear out for any of the ports with iv the dominions of the Grand Sei7ttior further r, eras that a r.eneral enibugu or atop he made of all ships or vermis whatever belonging to the subjects of the Grand Signior within any of liner Majesty's doinintoin, together , nth all persons and effects on board all such ship* and vessas ; art that the Commanders of His Majesty's ships of war and rivsteela do detain sad bring into port all ships and vessels belonging to the subjects of the Grand Signior, or hearing the flag of the Ottoman Empire." be knureforth revoked and diseharged : And the Right Honourable the Lords (7ointnis- Moser of His 31ajcsty's Treasury, the Lords t'ommissioners of the Admiralty, and the lewd ITurden of the Cinque l'orta, are to five the necessary directions herein, as to,theni may respectively appertain. _ STEPH. COTTRELL. Athairakr()liee. May 13, 1809. Estrset of a Leper from Captain Ilitrylard, of WI Maktt)'s "ti.we the Psi tliian. to Admiral Yustat is Curnniander-in- Chs,fur His Itlaje.l3,•• *sips at ripper( amid transmitted by Abu to the Honourable W. W. Pale,. ted at Sea, the sth min. On the T.d Mot. id Latitude 45. N. Longitude 9. W. a brig Vas discerned in the Wert, and from the de rriptiun previously received, soon made out to be La Nouvelle Gironde, the nuted privateer of Bourdeaux ; which vessel , I MD happy to acquaint you, was captured, after a chace, in light winds, or thirty-six hours, uwing to the unteusittecl, exceed ing great, and determined . exertions of every indi ,vidusl on board, who perseveringly continued to lahnor haul it the sweeps nearly tile whole chime. La Nouvelle Gironde is a hue copper-fastened brig, cuintuiuided by Mous. Lecointe, mounting four twelve and ten four-pounders, with a comple ment of eight)-six men, (fifty-eight on hoard), out forty-fire days. In the risidure of such a scour_: to the trade, 1 amid but feel gratified ; parti.:ularly as s he h as been chased, awin g this !ast cruise, by twelve nit . - &rent men of war, none of which, he the risonet s' accounts, had the auadlost chsuce ut' nearing her. PRO,NiOTIONS. frar-Afm, May la. 1109. ittielitent of linoc Gs.irtio—Licutrniint Darker lb t.e eartaka of a troop, by vice who retina. Carnet J obis )(Alt to be I it. tenant, trite Parker. II Regiment o: thael.un o.orrta—t.teatenant Wi!'iam Pi ton to be Captain of a troop, by rarcLaae, vlee atm retares. aA Vitto--Lientenant 11.7.1.$1:: An, firm" the 24th Foot, to be Lieutcaar.t, v,ce 31v.ne, %CA, ev balers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED' ..... John radvmed.Jaossea Bray, and John Graham, of Had deix6cld, York, wool-staplers, Aprll on, 1509. Thome* Peal, Robert Bartlirop, and Richard Railtass, of lAnoil street, theapside, London, hosiers, May 9, ran). J oho Edward!, na. Luddiugtoo, pad Johu Wait, bat• manufnetarers, Bristol, .4p,11 17, 11(19. Roger Hourirtli, Margaret Illowortli and Helen Haworth, cotton-manufacturers, of Hogbtou, Lancaster, December 41, 1408. Robert Tamer, jim and Wm. Beck, ealleo-priuter blsll - Lancaster, May lu, tang. Aun Wore Poivell and Jape Amerada Bath, Milliners, Pic cadilly, May 9, 1809. Thomas tvillabiro and Wm. Peony, Long•acre, varuisli makers, May o, tory. Wurnall and Win. Watson, Tertiple-street, St. George's-tkids, liqdlid blacking manufacturers, March I frog. Richard Madera, John Lund, and Alfred Bonen, coal surecliants,,,Scotland-yard, MM.:irises, March tr. 10'6. EdwardLittledale and Geo. Fuy, inerchauts, Landon, Dec. 31, 1408. Richard Warwick and George Taylor, cloth•dressers, of Iludtvek, 1-ecits, York, May 1, tac9. lobo Henderson and Drowse Steward, morons, Charlotte. street, Portland-place, April 17, rano. Thomas Bland awl Mathew Spry, surgeons. Solt on-up.m. Trent, Nottrugliam, Jan. 1, 'suf.). Eliseo th Loot and Hauuah Hiseock, milliners, St. Paul's Church-yard, May I, 0909. Samuel Hague and Samuel Yiaut , merchants, Leeds, York, JIM 4,1808. • Edward Greenland and Thomas Warren, Finsbury-place, Middlesex, booksellers, April 1, 1839. BANKRUPTCIES supEnsEDED.• George. Davis., of Kingslawl-road, Middlesex, cow - keeper. John Webster Morris. of Dunstable, Bedford, printer. • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Wilkinson awl Julia Wieldow„ of Calent on-street, London, woulleri-drap....rs, to surrender, May (t. air and -toile 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Geroge Adams, Old Jewry. Thomas Wetlowhy, of Great St. Thomas . 1 1podle, booboo, ironmonger, to surrender, May Is, 30, and J one .24, at l eetvr, ni Callahan. Attorneys, Messrs. Palruer, Tonslinsmai, and Thaurson, Copthalteourt, Throginortno-street. Thomas Collison, of South-sr/yams-row% illtmanhory. esti nstmaker, to surrender, • May 4u, al ten, 30, et eleven, and Jane 44, at tea, at Claildball. La:idols- A truancy, Mr, Vitt-. cent, Bedford-aLeet, Redford-square. Cherie Wel', late of Frith-street, Soho, blitdlesest,mnoNa mercer, to sorrender, Mny to, at eleven, at twelve, sad June 24, at eteveh, at Guildh a ll, London. Attoruey; Mr, llodgsoo, Clement's-Inn, Loudon George Patterson, of Hertford, merchant, t surrender; May 17, 30, at eleven, and Jnue 24, at ten, at Guildhall, 1-orldon. Attorney, Mr. Edge, Essex•stret•t, Strand. Jacob /mobs. of Wentworth.strect, parisk of It Mary, Whilechapel, ntiam.mg, it....ratter, to our. smarter, Mss, 16, no, and Janet, at ten, at Gitildball, Lou don. Attorneys, Mem,y. Harris and Son, Castle-street, II onadsdi tch James Ba) ley, now or late of High-street, Shadwell, dksex, whip-breaker, to surrender, May t ti, 30, and June 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Chapman, St. Mildr4s-court, Poultry. Samuel Barber, late of the parish of Stapenhill, Derby, ' tanner, to surrender, June 7,5, and 44, at eleven, at the, Giolie Tavern, John-sliest, I.iverpoul. Atturucys, Mr. Tho mas George Massey, 13xehauge.linittdiuge, Liverpool; awl Messrs. Cooper and Loo e, Chancery-lane. William Gamble, of Liverpool, linen-merchant, to sur render, Jane 11, 3, sod at eleven, at the Globe 'lnver is, John-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Pritt, I.lverpuot ; and Mr. Blackstock, St. 31ildreirs-court,Voultry, London Denis Cherie, late of Great Queen -street, Linc.dies-1 un- Fields, Middlesex, French stove-manufacturer, to surrender, May 1600, and June 24, it twelve, nt London. Attorney, Mr. William A'Beckett, Broad-street, Golden: square. • Rot!wet Ddkia , of South Shields, Durham, merchant; to surrender ' May iii, June 1, and 14 , at eleven, ut London. Attorisr, Mr. Eland, Rai purl-court, Fleet-street. Timothy Webb, of Heieford, flax-ohesser, to soereaoli r, May 30, 31, and Jane it, at eleven, st the City Arms Hetet, Hereford. Attorneys, Mr. Elm, Abcharch-Terse, London ; and Messrs. Died and Wullnston, Hereford. John Dent, of Slinlton.litinforol, inioucy-mrivener, to sur render, May- es, at t h ee,', at the 1)oe tun, Sentient, en, at eleven, at the crown Ime r Sitne, and J nue 24, at three, at the Dog inn, Sande°. Attoroeys ' Nilson, king's Bench 11%4k.. Tenap;e, L 11114,011 soisi Mr Serkerson, Stafford. Sans?son Thermo. of Stone, Stafford, cora-dealer, to sur reader May sm, at i vii, at eleven, at the I'rowndnis, Stone, and June 24, at the Dog Inn Sandou. Attorneys, Mr. Ro bert Barbor, Fetter-lane, Lohelun ; and Mr. Amber'', Mont% Staffordshire. Edward Chiffetwe, late of the Liberty of the Close of Sa rum, Wills, musical-instettmend-seller, to surrender, Jute 7, at eta, a, ut eleven, nod 24, at two, tit the Iced Li, Zrkw Sat dtll. Attorneys, Mr. Wnr e leo, Sal:vinery ; and Mr. J.ux msore, Red Lim Square, Lunde,. f.'reirer Pratl,uf Wane foster, Lancaster, hatter, to surren der. Imo' 2,3, g 4, •t Iwo, at Ilse Briol:rewater Anus Inn, Ilsorhester. Attorneys, 31e. W. 11. Clarets, Itlanchtwr and 11r. Bousfleid,/lonverie-strett, Flort-otreet, Loudon. Imolai raty, of Lime-sorrel, London's, merehaid, to sur render, May Ili, sod June I, and ea, at eleven, at Guildlnd I, I. tun. Attorney, Me. Mason, St. Michael's Cborch-yaril, Candid!, London. RO!Wri Riddlough, of lAverpotd, toniesister, imoiteeper, to sommoler, June 7, I, and g 4, at one, at .the Gulden lion Dm, Liverpool. Attu' oeys, Mr. igh, Uverpuol; and 31e,ars. Manley and Lowe% Temple, Imaiton. DIVIDENDS. June 3. Andrew Thomann and Bartholomew White, of Iluw-lane, London, a hulreale huaima, at one, at Guild hall. Jane 29. James Adams, of lure-street, Cripplegate, Lon don, dealer iu spirituous heroes, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jane t 4. Jamo s Jackson, of Topsham, Devon, linsedburn tr, at eleven, at the 01:1 London 11111, Exeter. June 54. Christopher Cole, of Ruckfmtleigh, Devon, felt monger, at eleven at the 01.1 London Ina, Fatter. Jane John CI :ragtime Cooke and Thomas Christian Corker, of LandenhalLstreet, Loudon, hues drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall. Joon. 27. William Easton and Robert Eamon, jun. of Rwelekrsbury, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guild hall. June to. Thomas Cronalson, late of Wrap, Lancaster, innkeeper, ut eleven, at the Minorca Ina, Wigan. June David Roberts, of Trump-street, Loudon, wine hoosentan, at one, at June r. teilliant VatentlneSentosey, of On.futil-street, Middle *es, linen-draper, at oor, at Guildhall, London. June a. John Siontilloy deidgedate of Nice, 'in Italy, bat now of 1.411.14.10, merchant, at Guildhall, London. June 5. Richard Matthews and Thomas. Junes, late 6f the town of AnerystwAth, Cardigan, at twelve, at the Ivy Cash lan, Carmarthen. : l a , bruin. rh Jones, of Briaeklmr, Warwick, coal , at eleven, at theKing's-Ilead Ins, Coventry. Joinc a . tem. Sunman end Lphraint . Ford, Ist* of Clselt. • • etil.ani, Gloucester, linclaliraptil at ten, at the Cstie•ge. 100, Cln;,piue Sotibury, tilitatest r. u:ai• tn. Win. %Vaiton ' of Gnat ea.pluidge street, art:- airy-road, Middlesex, tnaikkr„ it u:le, at 40i191.411, Lon. Onus June 9 Simeon FM:: of 0xe.4411. wittosrutr,l,:mt. at at the hettle of I;enjaasit: Cosier, on.lis the I uwo-114.t, grafteid. Janie s. Itielard Shari), niiw or late of struitry,iu the Pariah of Leieds, Tort, di)-satter, at stletreat, tt IGo Thiel, bit !au, Leeds. • CERT WICATF.S.-Jur.r 3. Richard Marron Vessiktun, is the Parish of Ceekt, t.attraxacr, cot Janata. trou7lits, of Loughborough, I.eireeter, nserehaut. Rube. t ‘Velispraug, of tiuspi.rt, toutligtort o o, wisp ier . --- • MEETINGS OF CitEDITOAS AT CrILIMALL, su-xo*ROW. . 11 r neer ga,Di" Itillgslvid-.0.4, .::;de.:.. It: jgdward leultbs, hag of Twirkitetivatti, • " ;41 , 1aUtac m, fint- isoiCer -. •. - - - 3 t Mary Sherwood, noreaster, jeweller - - 2 1 Will!am bt.betod, Uppyr Grin's-erect, Mitsui:aster, as :r -y agent - - 3 la John Il.i!land, Chemist:le, r.tsr.loos‘,llaLerdsche: - JII Jul.:: 1..0.!50n, Lie of t;rest Wikt.street, lint inis-ir '1 fsd.ls, C 0.14 hittag*.f•illn•Lif - ' - ' - II li 11•Illiato 111143,. Sotto- meat, Weatusinsliv, plitse soaker - - 2 11 Juba La wic 110111 or late cd Upper East Smitlsfia, ateateau.sker - • tit 19 - ll'illisto Earle, late of Edmond-street, St. Pancras, ili-ab r and eh:spume' • • - Iht , Al ttior Lewis, lladsury, Oaf niLltire ; mercer - 4 , A Geol:ze Hart, mow or late of Statufool-street, Black friars-road, Sus rey . liorse-"ka ler - - a- i Jolm West, Charts:rituals.- st reet, money-scrivener - g 12 Wt:liam iialmi+tre,h.:e t 1 liondord, Irlusea, heat r • - g I Jolla Broad, late 01 . Vine-street, Pedlar's acre, Surrey, desire sad chnpspan - - - g i I John Edney, late of High Ifolburn, elsersersonger - Is t r Thomas M Seeks, St. Andrew's-hi:l, Lundy, Stains cotter - - - VI silica Yates, lateaSherrued.strwet, Gulden- rinser, - nrso nersostreisest iseittrr A blislitin Jossph Sae ita, Bury .street, Cordon, r.set - elunt - - - a MITIMEN DS. 'human Coda's, htsislstone, li rot, emrpen•er - Loan save ALL,, thus street, ggestmissater, vsetun7ls r loam Penn, Leather-I:me, Mullein', oilman - Paul Andrea Cache, lute of Masinghall•stra., I.:ln dust, uterehaut - . Willi:nu fleas, Clapham, Sorter, roach -master - Stephen Mori.o and Matthew i'..:dittr..sv ;lurk y, la'e of lurk-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop-facto,* - Joseph Audersou, Graccehorels-street, Ltiodua, paper halter - • - - Charles Wright, Aldgate, Isiudoo, tohaeconist - John l:ines Secrets'', I tint beater-sin et, insurance • - br. `, r - - - 1 John Arkneu, Addle-street, Wood-strzet, merels;:ot Erederiek Judin, otherwise Fedor i ii.suf-Juslio, true of Aagel-root, Tlsroxmorlon.sli NI, Le:pion, mild aficrwiod. of 11,,ttim-gar :N.], 'M isidiesvx, insecltsta I .Joaathan Fox mid lYi:linut rex, Parernest,:lool fields, waelchnnt 1 Marlys Medley, Mult and Tuo-i 1111, Fleet-start, coach. - master - - / t John Smith, late of Saffron-lilt, me". - .'--- _ i Ro!ort Bm hcr, Oxford-10 reet, jeweller - - •11 Dlllll'3ll 71111(11:!li,I. Wit iilbC.4ll.f”?., a IllitIloo•enson - 1 James Ecteln r Ilughe.:, IVign'ore street Cavendish- - square, bookseller - 1g - Moms Stichey, Strand, grocer - I itillluest Mall, Silva-street, Wood-street, irarehunsr- ' Q• 1 2 12 2 I max' . - - Win. IlugartleGibsou, Sartllo•rutr, itakrorth, ware bow:cal:in . . taco les Alort.rn, Crep!ur Surrey, horresdraiss - I Thomas FriuiLim, LriaEton•Buiaard, Iledfuedititire, Mersey xi:sire/ta - r . ' - it CEIPrIFIC:ATE , ;--M•Y iG. JAM Walter, sow or late o f Shad Thames, Surrey, anchor smith. nom Siliott, late of Ch3thani, Kent, shopkeeper. , Peter Firma, of Dedham, &sax, tounc f srrisener. lE4:ward Lari.ley, city of Exeter, glasa-draltr. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATUR DAV. Atoll Stuck 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Ceat. Coasula 64 i 4 per Ceut . ._if 5 per Cent. Navy Long Ann. t 'inn itt tu India Stock Exchequer till. ' 9 If rein. Clon.tols Ifur T. BISH, Stock Broker, No 4, et:millill, and No. 9, Cliariag-eross. BIRTH. On l'hnratlay, the 4th tartan,. the LnJy of ♦>is Rev !fir Charles Anti/T. - nu. Dirt. of Lca, near Gniumilioreigh, of a ilaugl ter. MAItRIAGES. • Lately, Lynn, of the Drury-lane Company, to Mr. Bishop, the relebreted Composer. I hi 1 hereby, Mr. R. W. AlififeWS of D . oclu strr, to IL,* A. Luckhatu, .la,ighter of Mr. Lua:4aw,ot SIlVelJn, /::J. - set. Laud!, (*apt Richard flarrry, of Cl...cream M 31,A ea, to Mix Ribero% PC•lll,,of that 1.44.e,..‘5cd 19. DEATHS. Maeda) , last, et his lorigTegs in Exeter, no! NS, tho. R, ••• Christopher tVatkius, fifty-;ire ycan rector of Brads/o.:, Devon. On SVcdnesiay, at C as, near Farebarn, after a short am, John Arline, Lag. is the 170 t yenr of ble age, a gtrt- - roan of very exteasire lasore property. HIGH.WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE rHis M429i49 42 •Act 9 I AtenteAs o after 3 DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD TOWN RESIDENCE, Comairmliling a moat delightful Prospect 'of the Tl•ritics Toy•ther with the siiivlarly elegant auk fashions:l44)olmm hold Furniture, Brilliant Coutes Mitring, Pies *J4 Chimury Classes, Too key and other CM pasta, Clau.ce Cs. bike' and Upholstery Article+, in Mahogany S;d4ll.napir, Can:, mid l'embroke Tables; two Tel costly Four-pint Besteads; made iu the present custeme, w i tty eivitabic Bidding; a rumpkte Drawing-room Suit; Four , I,!in Chiiirs, formed with fill/TOrt9 Leather; sortie hie t., 'mired old Port, enriches tine-arras, Ste. By Mr. ASHIV ELL, On the I'reiniA+l, No. 3, Adain.strcet, 1:.%Y, May 13, and Two following Days, at Two. , &Clot A LL the Genuine HOUSEHOLD Plite, l.ineu, China,.lLeane or the Pr Lir ire ;, .1 Effects; by ...I,ler of the Proprietor, retiring (um No% Keeping. Comprising a drawing room snit of three e i sir tna. curtains • fourteen chairs, covered with real Moroico; a chimney glass; Ms-inch mirror; elrgaat r•well four •ret bedstead, with rich chintz cotton hanging's, made op in the moat fashionable style, and capital beddi:-g ; ladies' alerting and wish tables ; Grecian, cud, Pembroke, anti sofa tail, ; mahogany double nod single commode drawers; chairs in satin horse-hair ; Brussels am' other cur pets, one of whirl+ is six yards by fire; • capital pair Of %haws; an ei9la day cluck; rich tea and coffee equipage; bi illiant cut Maris ; a reed (idler tia° of divine prints. N.B. The is hole of the Furaitine new within nine months. 'atalmEnes to be had at the time of Sete ; end of the Ave tiourer, Pent-street, Foesbury-square. LONDON Prioted by G. 11 ",V1 MON, No 19, old Deaurell-enort, furry-sheet, sod published at tee Ober, , No. 15 ' Seek of St. (' m. ne. Church, Streted, by 1 • WHITS, of tow pl lec.—Orders, ke. foe ibis Toper, soot to the ()Cite 'ruet paid), will be duly Weeded to. ( i