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• IP "" 'I • ; ale s rtt i si b 111 . 1 4 r tiro • 1 4 L 4 7: ••• r " A ..... .r, E 4. , • eatalOpcs to be ba4 no the PMIIIiPIII. VAUXHALL. Patronage of his,Royal Higbuess the PRINCE of 'WALES. lIS PRESEN C EVENING, Pruitt', Julie fp, will be a GRAND GALA and Itrilha . nt Exhi. d FIRE WORKS. Adm i i i o n 39 64 .-Doors open at Seven, and the Onicert v ast Eight o'clock. .. 8 Saes may be secured by an application at the (las e train the moraine until there in the afternoon. NEW MUM. favourite Opera of The MANIAC ; or, Oa s B an ditti, now performing ot the Lyceum, cone sad arrauzeil for the PIANO-FORTE, by H. R. ACIp, prim I.ls —A Sonata, expressly for the Harp; in Ohio iattedneed the popular A irs of Said a Snide to a » soil " The Labyrinth." by N A Challoner, price JO —A • for the Harp and Pisuo-Furte, or two Harps, by T. pr i ce ss.—.. Hooting the Hare," arrantged am a Rondo Wu!), by L. Be Marin, price . he Evergieim isemeit Pashwalle, for the Pi:in...Forte, by M. P. p k. e cr , —A Sonata for the PllllO. Forte, by N. Rolfe, else Soogs, with an Accompaniment, fur the Of Piuno.Forte, dedicated to the Nlarimis of Huntley, The SC :13101111 in Loudon," cx •.l 3 scrim of appropriate Songs, Duals, Trios, &c. by eminent Authors, composed by F. Datnicani, is. in 3 hooks, price each. as. lid. The celebrate! Glee, singing at Ilialtain ' Udfiugtun, and Night?. cursceria,) Oh, ite rer my that I was false of Heart," composed by . P Kist;, prim :is. London: Pabli.hed Dalinsine, Piitter,anilCo. New Boad4tref t, to, SoLomquare, and 7, Westmor ,..t.Dabhii, Manufacturers of Piano Fortes Military - and Music-Sellers, wholesale, retail , and for WARREN'S LAVENDER VINEGAR. hove erlettrated Article ie -trooKly recom- gr aded to the Cablie, nut ugly as the most agreeable ame to person.. in health, but also as wonderfully refresh. is those Ishmri-g under fevers or illueas of nay kind, partieu;aV.y where the disease is of toot nature as not to it of notation Iring kept open 1... c nay length of time ; it incompletely Ike a•r of the chamber, and diffuses like a delightful and must mitring perfume throusb the e the apartment. The CONCENTRATED EA ' VINEGAR. i■ one of the hest preventives of he , will remain perfectly unimpaired in all climates, are partienlarly recommended to all persons tn. forrige parts, and to membrane and captains of .fteful and beneficial article of trade.—Suld whole. retail by J T Rrgge, at his Warehouses, 67., Cheap. , and SR, Park street, Grosvenor-square, its bottles at gs. emit, arty included. •,• The Puble D.e respectfully informed, that subsequent the relleCllltel of Moons. Warren and Cu. from their house of t ra d e ,. Is,, 4t , Cheolltide, the sale of the Liven. vinegar has barn isialiiished at .1 T Rigge's, as ab o ve, N o, th e same and, in order to prevent that each bottle sill be signed by the proprietors, 4'. Marshall and Co. fle s o b! as above the Oxygenated Soda Powders, fur mak. Soda Water; wad slaw, the Cltalybraie Aperient, or Chel •, prier us. gd. earls, duty inended. THOSE whn suffer Nearows Ir:;tat,u, from weakness of stomach, obstructed bile, and had diges tion, sill lad ',lief in SPII.. 4 .BURT'S PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC !MOPS, which elite, all the properties' of leatel, without its irritability: they also consult Ike braids die MOM&Ch, In pressmaiagtbe appetifr, and an increasers( vita siqbe 1ae..1111 improves —•-la deep-seated sbsressesi ~0 a rare could 'mealy be cent ,notated. po beeltlei • to tits teen produetal, !no excite the boat hawser site- Is F.raptire, Seenplislnus, fthentostie, and tie Complaints, its reputation is established. heel-hha eiders titles& d to, at the Dispensary, t 5, Soho -. lautun .e resist Medicine has the Government Duty printed a Idstk.iak camp, and the words, " By the Kina's • " expressed on tic bottle, bill of direction, and oat- SolvNiquara, in m ill b dtles of ss. 6d.; double to. awl I veer, li. 4s. Co proud SNOMIIN, GUTTER-LANE, CH EA PSI DE. Gestic! sad Modern Assortment of Household Furniture tertral Sena Mahogany Parlour Chairs, handsome Ma besany sod ether l'orir-pot Bedsteads, with bite Chintz H 4 ',..4 1 , about smty Bru.srls and Kiddermiuster Car p. is ; the Property of James Athenitoo, CaLiset.inaker, tak,u in Esecutins by Lk Skean( Middlesex. By Mauves. WILLIAMSON and Co. the Prem. t, No. 17, Gutter-11nm, Cheat:nide, on ?RI DAY, Jose g, and following Day, at Twelve &Clock, LL Ike truly E A N r EF FEC TS comprisiag 7 handsome sets of japanned drawing•room amend sets of drawinproom window•eurtaius, bed . ditto, handsome tour post bedsteads, toads IN the 4 st)le of ele‘sisce, fine goose treather-beilit, bolsters and and teat bedsteads, with suitable bedding, large melee quilts, and eon's cnitnterposes, large %Vitae) , •AiLeti, japsuited bilt.risins chairs, a ptdestal sideboard, .zht fort I..ne, t ddto, a set of mahogany pedestal, lod sod Peal:woke i .16111:1,, handsome double and stogie meads thancrs, capital wardrobes and secretaries, card, 'olthrshe, say, and too tables, ladieestroik and dressing dile, loge pier;: ts.us mid refrrors, and fuse prints, iu rich pit trams, line t,a and canes equipages, two handsome histae ! elrens, W n of lIEN M ADVICE e Education and Professional Skill tor persevering eadeavoar• estplbattver the mint sob sad efPvtaal method of treating si few prevailing luivr was. the sincesiful result af their experience is the beat prim* of snip Omit y Messrs. DAIS tad CO , , re tread. educated and i ni ti ate d into every beatteb e r r ge ns Pro- Inn.% (ratlike-g of erkieb. trouts different liospitele, and Irannumels from the most eminent Pliyaiciasis, they bare br• - *ace ny mepoier) were induced to make the Cure of S' tulles ink do e sows the object of their particular neatly, air. a CERTAIN DISORDER, frrapirttly contracted in a savant of intoxication; and its eoneiltuitaists, STRIC. TIRES sad GLIETE, as also I)ER. LITY, whether orie l% ft , in Bacchanalian tadmigent.r., 1 , 011 reeideuce in warm 'len... of a lemn t MILITARY VICE, too often yai,util by the youth of both sexes; in the we it Nand tile c ause o f STERIL ITY err 13,1/tRENNess, is the other eivasi )))) n numerous train of Nervous lbensra, *lnch, if trot timely remedied, terminate is IMPOTENCE and CONsI:3I PTION. The result of Ihi and extensive pratitee has melded them, by • sit.. Pane astriliod, effectually to rtIMOTO Dane disorders. Imo orr inerterate ur complicated, withontsubjectingthepa.tle , litt restraint in diet or exerri,e, and 111 slight Venereal 44 " 1 .alsere an early application i s m a d e idler discovery of 1 4 The narrating, tiny pledge the mse l ves to per f orm a C are i n ~,!I ` et Period of two day s . Th e unprie v,ietitril puree se fikit node of treatment in II o ?UM of the shove eons. Oasts '•bi t h h as never beets kiwis nto to case single ear Me in teeter yi an' ptartice, dorm:: whieh period many 0 "" , .5, of both stag s, have bran cored, even after severe all hilarious twill...ls had hi-co roomed by other prorti t*,,, without rift rt.) nu:err.% :groat. Goss and Co. to thus PL. 11 I s offer their ice —They m.:yl.e roostiltrcl by either .r " Pees.taal:‘, err by l e it er , w i t h inviulanie acerery, ." re!, sod iota-idiots. iiwats in the conetry, inclosia; a bank note, are to. ' O " 4 . 4 testate the 1.41 neuters of these meek este, sine 1616- hn., flivin9„ me and turilicsmt wits he forwarded to 6% , ) Mr' "(lb , . se ,?..m —Memel. GOSS and Cu. No. 13, `.•,Etir-struat, Nett-sestet. - • ".- sumsza 2313. VAUXH) oder the Patroosge of his, Rope of 'WAIL! • IRS PRESENT EV r. E gy, will be a GRAND C Coo of FIRF. WORKS. AA:l34nm' 61—Deors open lie at Eight o'Clock. area may be secored by in front ten in the morainic tall —NEW Ml HE f a votirite Opera I) Sail' Banditti, bow perl'on aid arrauzed for the P '!SHOP, prier I.ls —A Sonata, !nett is ietrodneed the popular ear," and "The Labyrinth," by oeit fur the Harp and Pisuo-I d well, price Ss—" Hinting the • the Harp. by L. De Marini • irertiseasent Pastorali, for tl • i n p ,i e e gs —a Sonata for Phi ice t5.....Te. etre SungM with a asp, or Piuno.Forie, dedicated its. in a series of appropriate e Poetry by eminent Authors, p. la. in 3 books, price earls. 41 • singing at Billion', Bdfiut • Oh, never say that I was ft 1. P Else, price ;ea Landau : Palito.he.lbyfloaldin New Bortdoderrt, t o, sat, • itmet.Dablin, 11.snufact ore nommen, mod Music-Sellers panels's. WARREN'S LAVEN E above celebrated A trended to the Public, nut dame In persona is health, hal g to thus , labouriog titular fr rJ portico;a..4 where the diiem don itiinlow* being kept one • inn c ompletely the ••r of tb. or a dehithtful and must tee bole of the aositmeat. The EN DER EGAII is one col time, gaol will remain perfect', is therefot , ' particularly recoil ling to forvq.• parts, and to • im, as a useful and leurfirial a :e and retail by J T Rine, at i/e, soil 32, Park sheet, Grub, gd. each, ditty include:l. 0 .• The Pub! , . me respectful the retie:anent of Moons. I late lame of trade, Ni• 4 1, Cho der Vinegar has barn • stahlished who liens the same by appoitstiai hamisition, that reel, bottle will Sean. G Marshall mul Co. yit Sold as isbove the (heegro lag Soots Water; and alms the ( Maas Saks, prier ha. gd. each, THOSE who suffer N weakness of stomach, ohs lion, sill Mod ~lief in BPI LSI SCORBUTIC DROPS, which esteem', ailheut its irritnbility of the stomach. by prewantiop 'p ril•,,n lie he 'llk improves r t o , a rare could scarcely be , tcop Mess prodoefd, Salt tr. , In Erupt err, ticroplioln omplaints, its repo t‘est.li.dia orders attended tt square, lacilon The gelatine Mr.lirine has tl " a blarkmk gaup, and Paint," eaperised on the bottl aide warp, Sado 13, Soho-square, in see lbsitin, Ins and l veer, 11. a. GUTTER-LANE, A Genteel aid Modern Aswan! tenni Sena Mahogany Pa liretany mid other Uttar-post , about slaty Bro., In ; the Property of Jame in Esenittim by the SW BY Mews. WILLI (h. the Prr,uia s, No. 17, 1 FRI ;JAY, June s , and follow ALL the truly ELI . looPriaMS 7 handsome 'ems, amend eels of drawing scan ditto, headset= four ps Ira gib of elegance, Singe meld awl teat bedstead* Iffineiles quilts , and euttoo Idalliorty, jars', ned bad-room e.zhi fret loge, t dAto, mid and Pens:write lath;", In eseimods lawn, capital war reckon., sots, and 100 tabli 411 % la ' le 1"" r: is-es Mid to rill frames, hue Ina mid con rhiamey &e. Catalogues to be lea ADV 1717 1 1 EN Men of Ed TO SHIP-BUI LDERR. BRITISH HERRING FISHING COMPANY, FISH• MONGERS'-HALL. HE I)IRECTORS of the above Concern aril T ready to receive Tenders for Contracts to GUILD the II ULU; of YE...WM.B, to be schooner-rigged, including iron and joiners' ouch for the Deep Sea Fishery, of tuns ad • measurement, Su fret ma the keel, 17 feet ti . Mehis, on the Leant, mot eight feet io the bolsi The 'fenders to be sent sealed, and free of postage, to the Company's Office, as tanks, and stating the time required to complete the Contract. THOMAS SAUVDERS, Secretary. Fishmonger'-Hall, J eee se, IS T) he PEREMPTORILY gOLD. at to, Jerusalem Coffee-hams', Candid!, on WEDNESDAY, June 27, at TWO preCiSely, (Irish all her Stares as stir cause from sea) the Ship WARREN HASTINGS, Ricer-built, h ) Meows. Barnard soil Co, and launched in 5502, tor the service of tbe Hon. East-India Company, about 1356 la Sol tuns per register, with Sri..• hi and double galleries, three decks, a fui remelt. and poop, copper fastest it,sheat brit with wood, mud roppered with hear) eso..prx, was captured returning from Choia on bei .ero.. I voyage:, after maintain ing a severe attain wider the command of Captain 1 home Larkins She a still eligible f r the Company's service, and may be hired for four regular aad tau extra voyages. She is soil lying jtt the East tads& Impost 1114 k. laventories to be had us hoard, sod of St. Bathe, theca, and Nicole, 33, Seetliinep!stre —Jane S, telt. PUBLIC BENEFIT. COLDS, COI'GIIS, CONSUMPTIONS, ASTI; MAS, AND fall ER PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. MAi)DEVS VE6EI ABLE E!iSENt:E i• an elegant preparation, really and truly. (aa its name implies), combining the essential riders of the and esteem ed Salaam,: aid Restorative Vegetables, and, as a ltriu...4 for Cattle, Cuaglis, Cassensplines, Astbmis, and other Pul monary Complaints, is easy, pleasant, innocent, and . trice tenses. It is so easy, that a tewspcatstfal is a dose tor a per son full grown ; so pleasant, that it is coal to white wine— so innocent, that it may be given to au infant; and so ether cious, that disease flies, as it w hrfore it. la all cases, *bother recent and slight, or lung standing and inveterate, its effects are truly sidonishing, and s'amist Mei eiiihk In no one instance has it ever failed to produce immediate relief; and if a care be within the teach of medicine, this will must ceetaiiiiy prove the happy means of accomplishing so it-sir able no cud. That these are not the dictates of interested boast eg, the following respectable vouchers, selected front a meat member, will abundantly pryer Me, whose UMW% are hereunto snbscribed, having felt the happy effects of Madden's Vegetable Essence on ourselves, or having been eye-witnesses then of on *Alters, do hereby earnestly reconi• mead it to the 'afflicted with Colds, Canes', Consampteme, A b ti sma s, ac. see do also hereby declare it to he our opt sins, that Mr. Madden, fur 4saring already so long intes 'Seed his ease and interest to his benevolence sisal Lasisoity, in dispensing it gratuitously to his suffering 'ricotta, neigh bours, sod acquaintance, for having nnw oared it for public sale, at a price which will preclude but few from purchasing, and fur his benevoksit intention of continuing to dispense it grartittatis:y to objects of clam ity, is justly ...gilled to the thanks of the public. E Astir, Esq. (areas George sti ect Mr. Bowen, Hitartcolot, Hod horn. Mr. Flight, %Tut-enter, Aim*. make to His %Injesty, 3:r fti.,ne, Yaulua-ylaes, Peutwolle. • Mrs. ( . 1... k, Chnr¢b•rmt, Nririuzii..t., Mr. Jaques, putts, Ha p. strad. Mr. Lee, asionut.zer, Heap: stesd. Mr. T. Ird.lials, Csoiherweit. Mr. W. Richards, Coov.)an err, Htalh Idacr, Hack ney. Mr T. Lenges°, cashier, Raak. Mr. Giles (:ullios, ditto, ditto. James Cooke, E.q. Chariot lc • street, BedAirri square Benj. Cruek.tt, woo& ford, .Essex. Mr. Greenwood, jeweller, Hanwaryard." W.Bia - k - eintwe,Esq. Fine%ley H. Blunt, Esq. Greco's-now, fid a. J. B. La den nee, Eq. Receipt of Exchequer. T. P.ileilius ye Esq. Excise - cow Eilf Mite. W. C. Payne, Esq. Parlia ment 'thee .I,st;s . t.ll, list. Ernaspton _ W. 0. II ti in Arey, E;q. Cows- ei I Office: J. Seeley,Esq Prieee'd street, Greet Gcorge-street, West- Cl;;Wes --- Hesd Greases. Esq. square. Rev. W. J. Totten, !teeter Of I)eloden, Essex. J. SV.idessan, Esq. Mai shams street, % estisfinstes Mr. J. Braes, jewelkr, St. Jaorm's stnret. Mr. Madden err peetfully informs those who maybe dispos ed to try the healing panels of his unreteigra remedy, Out (or more gearral arroininodation, it may be had in hon ks, price 7s. stamp iacleded, at his Sort's, B. Madden, No 14, Gloss cester-street Quren-square t Bianumbury ; sheer also those who are objaerts of chanty msay apply, aad be supptied yetis; Bataan's, Royal Exchange. Cote, Cornball ; Mattress's, Per form-shop, 03, Flert•street ; Mr. Biuns, Bookseller, Cheap street, Bath; and Messrs. Meggy snit I balk, Cbelgsfid; Mr. Kepner, Colchester; Mr. tl'ashhourn, Gloucester; Mr. Haien, Corn.street, Bristol; Mr True. WM, Exeter; Mr. Clark, 2bo, High street, itorou:.ll ; Mr. Sanger, roi, Oxford -street; Mr. Artim., 07, Bartholomew close; Mr. Huguenin, Jr, Haymarket. . _ Ha.misteari, 'f bc abuse is a 'boat effectual remedy in the Illooping-Coagh. N.B Any quantity, not less that thr , r bottles, sent to nay part of the country, upon receiving an Weinman: of tt. for every three, carriage free. tt tore also may be purchased, a Pamphlet, price 6.1. eon tainto many interesting ktters from ptrsotas of the first re spectability, with 41110ervaiions an the @abject of Regimes, &c. D) X ()N'S celebrated ANTIBILIOUS -OUP PI LLS.—These Pill. have long obtained a just cele brity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr Apotheenry ; and Irons then great success to .any obatinate Bilious Daordcrs, on isonseroms patieuts of distinction and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War era, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. be nes persuaded to offer then, to the public, uuder the approbalitos and sanction of their winiirs. _ _ . ....... The following is a proof of their 'Geary : " Deal Castle, Haverford WI at, South Wales, Feb. ga, 15.3. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon would tale it as a favour, if he would scud kin &tor or nye buses of his Pills mows as be possibly can. Mr.. Lloyd, who bas always med the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very ; for the great service they have bees to Mrs. Lloyd, es well as to Colonel Bishop and all his Gamily Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever k roes he really thistle, if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as venders to this minty, it would be a lieuellt to the coot- Inunity. The Pills are forted to be an ineomparuble remedy for or atorios the tune of the stomach. fur curing I,:d.gestion, for pertreuting cruditirs, and their conaequeot disagreeable trio:- tattoos and Rattelcacies. They pretreat habitual and tern. rwitiveoese, sick head-aches, and heart-hare, whirls otes4ioneel by pregnant", soda debilitated sgootaeh, whe ther los sr•ing from the acrimony of the redundant bits, ISMS vrats der t, uf drinking to excess. Sold whokaide sad ratail at Mr. Ballet's, Nu. 4, Cheap r-tioe3 of Pairrnoster row, London; Raster. S m ith. sod Maadendon, F.diaborgh ; Batter and M.lhoraid, Glum (ow; Payne, (....okwurtlay, and Rinttainl, Plymouth; At- Staines ; Vaughan and Lynch, Maachuder • Gres mut and Bilhoge, Lietrpool ; Belem, Portamoothe babas. SAl.sbniy c Ertartion, Lamer ; mad rotas' by mom tottotty •coda.., Pram it ■. pi. sad 6e. wets add fiottly bows at Itzt each. FRIDAY, JUNE 22. 1910 EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Jut' e 1810. TRE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading t. Me EAST INDIES, do hereby give Nei ice— That • GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will lie held at their House, in Leallenhall.street, on WED NESDAY, the 4th July next, from Eleven to'Cluek in the lorcooon until Six in the Eseniirg, to Ballot on the following qu..ipins ; viz.— " 1 ha t that Court approve the unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 6th inst. wherein they state, that they hare even reason to believe that all the persons who were on board the ship Calcutta, at the time of her loss, have perished, and that the occasion and ciiiimistances re lating to her loss are wholly unknown; and therefore, that there .is au impossibility of ioinirisig satisfactorily into the loss of the said ship; and that this Cosset are fully sistisfie . that the ship was stored in a sufficient manner at her outfit • for her voyage, and that camsequeutly no blame can attach to the Owners, and that, from the experience and ability of the Commander a d Officers, it is seasonably to be tottered 11.1 that nu blame uttarboi to them; 0 That this Court approve the unsitiosous resolution of the Cl,llll of Directors of the GM inst. wherein they state that they bare every reason to believe, that all the persons who erre on hoard the ship Jane Duchess of Gamlen, at the time of bar loss, hare perished; and that the occasion and Mecum steacearelating to her as are whole, unknown, and there fore, that there is as impossibility of iuquiring satisfactorily into the it.l4 of the said ship; and that this Court are fully satisfied that the ship win stored M a sufficient manure at her outfit fur her voyage; and that coniequently no blame ran attach to the Owners. and that, from the expe r ience a n d ability of the Commander and Officers, it is reasonably to be interred that no blame attaches to them; " That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the tub inst. when io they state, that thy hare every reser.° to believe, that all the persons who were on board the ship Lady Jane Dandas, at the time of her loss, hive perished ; and that the occasion sad eir- Surnstances relating to bce loss, are wholly uuknown ; sad therefore that there is an impossibility of inquiring satisfac torily into the 10.. is of the said ship; and i hat •this Corot are fully satisfied that the ship was stoned in a sufficient sarnmer at tier not fit for her voyage ; and that consequeotly ow blame can attach to the Owners ; and that, from the ex perience and ability of the Coinniaoser aid Officers, it is rea sonably to he inferred, that no blame attaches to them. " That this Court approve the unanimous Resolatioo of the Court of Directors, of the oust isst. wherein they state, that they hare every reason to believe that all the persona who were on board the ship Bengal, at the time of her loss, have perished ; awl that the oectsion and circumstances re lating, to her kiss are wholly unknown ; and therefore that there is an impossibility of inquiring satisfactorily into the loss of the said ship ; and that the Court an: fully satisfied that tue ship was stored in a sufficient almoner at her outfit for her voyage; awl that consequently no blame can attach to the Owners; and that, from the experience and ability of the Commander avid Officers, it is reon.nably to be iuferred that ire blares attaches to them:" In order to determine by sorb ballot whether three parts in fore of the Proprioors parrot at sieeli General Court, concur with the Court of Directors in the above mentioned lltesalutionr. WILLIAM RAbISAY, See. 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FIRE, LIFE, and ANNUITIES---Capital, TWO MILLIONS; OFFICE, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. 10111ERS()NS intoned with thitlite, wiinkw• Puliriesi expire at MIDSUMMER, are rewpeetfaliy in formed, that Receipts, fur the Renewal of the saint, are now ready e Delivery at the Olßee, and with the teepee lice Agents of the Cutupaiiy thruaghunt the Cede., king dom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. N.ft Po:iries of Imile:ince, which expire at the abcre Pei iud, shuuld be renew em! within Fdleen Days tbeivafter• FOItLiGS I.r I'ELLIGEALis. CADIZ AND GIBRAIISAR MAILS. SADIE, WAY 31. The Regency is now established here, and joined by the Bishop of Orenve, who arrived a few days ago. They made their public entry on Tuesd..y after noon, and held a grand levee, yesterday, in Ito- • flour of St. Ferdinand, the King's d.y. It was very numerously attended. The British Arolsassacur. Admiral Picinewre. Generals Graham,. Dothaso, and Sontag. dined afterwards witb the Regency. and there were general and very brilliant illuusina.- tions on both nights, and both Beets were dressed out in MO style, and fired repeated salutes. The .tmba•sador pre.ented the Gentlemen of Isis Legation. the General Officers of our IN Avg . and Army, Mr. Duff, Mr. Arettdekin, and many others of distinction.—A convoy, supposed from England, and to have troops on board, is now coming iu. Though we have not received the official con. fiernation of the defeat of General Sebastiani, we en. tertain uo doubt of it, considering all the circum stances, and the agreement of the last accqunts with the first dispatch transmitted by the Commandant. . General of the Camp of St. Roque. The last ac count was brought by the Captain of a ship who arrived from Tariffs, and who, in reference to what was reported here, by the carriers from Grenada. confirms that General Sebastiani entered that city, defeated, with not many more than 2,000 men, and most of theta without arms ; and that, on the ap proach of the army, under the command of Gen. Freyre, which had defeated him, he had capitulated. and delivered up the city. If the first part of this account be trite, we can not be surprised at the second, which appears to be the necessary consequence of it. A military person, who had arrived here from Greuada, and who left that city the day after the entrance of General Sebastiani, likewise confirms the de►truc. nen of that General ; and adds, that in conse quence our flying parties had advanced upon Tsriallos. Not less interesting, nor less a proof of this fact, is what we find in The Seville Gazelle. • which refers to the entrance of Sebastian into nada, with part of his division, adding that the tr. minder was engaged in a commission important to the nation and all those who continue tranquil.-. The next advice from the eastward, will, us doubt, remora all tilicertainty.—(Gasette of COPllisereed PROII Till GIBRALTAR CBROMICLIC or 46Tt1 MAT. The enemy to the number of 2,560 men, foot and horse, presented themselves oa the morning of the lath instant, before Marbelle and St. Louis' Cosa!, and finding that an handful of armed inha bitants, and a few regala•s, were making the greats est havoc among their ranks, the Commandant de. termined, after three days incessant attacks, to eummon the castle, for which purpose four French Officers and ■ trumpeter sent and gave in the fol. lowing Capitulation : " The Commandant of the Troop' of His Imperial and Royal Majesty, to t►e Comm troLuot of St. LOUIS . Clink". [Here fol:ows a cop , of the Art.elcs of Cipouliitints, shied ate highly bowooraliie tot a Gary:son. at they ix .pose that they shall march out with saran and ti:zga„te, and colossi king, &el To this propositioil. the Comm ifir; i nt of t h e Castle, Liest.-Colond Cev*llos Ese4l. rl, M a j or of the Ski riviw.nt of Milatr, r, auso t r.si , s /m ows .• sh.—; bp., Trod thv terms spas which yen wish to pc. , uaile rrte.so surresd. , i th.s , rt. No isditsdual of this & •.iivot is of that mind, aud, for ray part, I am drtennii a.l to d mid it to the list. is coufortaity to toy urctcrs, path.