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tote t WAY NIGHT'S clrErrx. rty-offik i , J., 10, 180 9 . Sir 'kitten Seeman.? bee trenemit- Wee. Pole '4 letter he Reer-Aditiirel Sir Richard Gaul ring the rupture of the Leviguite , of xi% K4llll. and 17 knelt, hY the the Tikit rreiteli rivmteti, of 10 1, by the Crttii..!r Pin Capt. Goatc, of Ilia Majcsly't, sloop the Hun. Wm Wellesley l'uk, slated off Alt May, le houonr to inform vou, that Ilia loiquito,linder my command, has Fuglen Ilitsislt privateer cutter, !4 men. ktiave the honour to I.e, Wm. Go AT v. Grate, with another letter to the lez.ley Vole. len. transmitted one .t. Of iiB Majesty's sloon the Bri eusint of the rapture of El Courier r, of one twi.-t•euedrr and four boats of the Itri.eis mod Bruiser (TART PROMOTIONS. ,r-04ce, J..w to, trift. rein Gtulls--Win Nunn Richards, et, by rui .%0411 , 19, 13 . 111111,41 pr, Goat the trotctiaot•Colookl, Ly poirlianc, vice 4 4.1.5. I,irutettinit•Colonel R..bert Edso, to he pet, we PJerecr, fteet.c.cd . 1.1 be 1114jor, rare . OSP ITA the Norco—Apollorests• lobes it gnat' ; vie., Gout the 4. th naut A Stir ke4.6 J ( 111. th Fuot ; hur,teoa Thomas lambi., Goss barges/4s Robert Beata, trots the 6th by A. 1 ord Lieterstoot of On Ccan!y , zia , am* of Lancaster. Ist !Regiment llf Loral Militia. In be I itatanant-Culimel.Cummanclaut ; Ina I; ilstcd as sq. to be Lit ao. o be Maj.,. ; d ited so above. I. to be ditto ; dated Dee. 2, 1801. jet Revment of Local Militia. to be Lieuteaant-Coausst.Coloomaadant PIS. ; i;;;Jl.ieoteiant-Colonel; dated as abort Esq to la• Major dated as above. Iteeitovot of loco: Militia. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant ; ; listed Ttb. 1. to he ; dated as above. lyal Prith Reg:meet of Militia, sieffed by the I.ard Linett aural. I SA 1K 111111411111 to be Colonel, .ice the Earl tniel; dated June 6. lee. Argyll ahil BM. Resilient of Mihtia, I 4by the Lard I.iretennnt. I t.. be Colonel, vice Camplien, deceased ; !see. Card lineeltao of Cheshire. t of I.ucal Dc.s. sLr , ..!ou to be Colonel ; Lee. to be Lieutenant•Celmicl; dated an Fmq. to be int Major dated as above. I. tube sd Ditto ; dated as above. rl lt , gitient of I-twit Militia. iu Ir Ilsjoe; dated Apt.' :!/, Islo9. by tAe Lard Lissie Pate qj thv Comity If Devon. Regiment of Devonshire Local Militia. Lopes, Bart. to be Liceteionit-Culonel , It'd Oct. %14, 4, Esq. to be Ltetatenaut-Colonet; dated to be Ist , tinted os above. I t., De ittl slated es above. DISH IPS DISSOLVED. Dyke. city of Unstol, commis mow 11, 1 8 07. nlker, of Earl' lue, 0.9. 111,4 . .V.fltS ;lla% il, I . 0 ,9 Ao.:Janic Culland, Mencheater, twist 1,011. of in the t'uilcd Slates of 8ac:444, of Rai osingliaus, (;reat Britain. an 4 Was. Slonebr.dre, of c..kis,,ter, • Win. agate). Walker, city of Bristol, saauf,rtnrers. Jou. I, Ilion, If ha 11,1611, It 'char.' Cara. and Cleveluss4,l Laneast, r, eotton-i•pio- uf Maui heater, and Thomas Bury, of dyes.. Nlns 2.!, 12 , 9 nideis and Ran. Standen, at fluter, Kent, C;eurge Rizzi, sad Frineisco li 45, 1.4450. 111 in. Murky, ..rMitre•ciourt, ( . I.cap‘ide, is wa,rh. , aav ien. June 1 , 1 si.o id Joh* C'ux, of Paiusairlt, Ci.luccster, , 18M, , ..... sw, Y.drwnal nlntehrui, Jtitn White. irhrad, and Darnel Hater, at 11.1tinn .oter, bat manufacturers. May 4. 11.9 'IiRUPTCY EXt.ARGII). of Gloat Wild short, Lioentres•ion parti-ptate-funsdor, fvu Awe try to Jul) hall, London. PCPTCY ST'PEIZREDU:). tM Strand, Middlesex, bower. H,LVlil.l'l'fs. of Stun, peel:. Lorrloo, Stafford, ,r 26, e 7, Ais6l.l , l:v 1.4, at tle , ru, at the to ' Whtehnor, Stagotd. Attoracyt 3tr. of '4r Lambert. ilatt.tn-gardro, of Barhottuo, Stafford, bust-tosilder, to t t beer. 7, sod as, at eleven, at the Crows I Atherwy. ales.ra. .1 and It. Waifs, Jod.)o ; and )It. Vertical, tp ur , Stafro,d. ate of trindle, I.aneaster, tanner, to atte nd 21, at tart e, at the Legs of Man and .1111d,Iirr. Attorneys ' Men. . brlgh 4141 p -steal, Loudon i and Mr 1111.111111, neßrietrol, cabinet-rw4er, to surremler, tole 92, at fltrell. at the Hush Tin f , Mr. Henry I)avia, lirunol; sad Mr. quarr, London. id Isaac Hancock, of Bristol, navy row rr, Julie iv, to, and July 4y, at eleven, at ;urn-street, Bristol. Att.wneys, Mn..,.s _Lincoln's. Inn, London; awl Mr. &rick lies, Bristol. or,f Prospect-row, sum, Docklirml, Ser. rrn-drairr, to surrender, J owe vo, aasl Londins. Attorney, Mr. Kol.srs- Krreoue;lol. Ho lyLenii, Wales, stationer, to 41, aid Jul) de, al slave's, at ate Ul6lOl, et. Btruaingtortu. Attmmeyt, Maws. I Maptts, Ohl Jewry+, Loodipla; sod U. It Italseee-hail-seert„ Casseime-stmt, Loa. 1 .7.V1zVF 7 datioitse-Imettbent. biliNlesiet, it** 13, at ttelre, 41, and July atone, G Attoruey, Mr. Allison, Pre Vil e V • legs, Resturin - (be [Wes Bench _ . at elerns, . (eat now a primmer is _ „...away and chaplain, toe Of reader,Jusei7, et' twelve, and Joly 22, at eleven, at f;aildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Angel% and Sou, Maueliester-buildings„ We in mitts ter. John Chapman, of Deleton, Middlesex, and of Great Turn stile, Holborn, Middlesex, four-factor, to surrender, inite 2 7, 24, and July ft, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attor ney, Mr John Pullen, Fore.street, Loudon. - William 3liehel, of Falmouth, vintner, to surrender, June 17, 3 1 eleven, 24, at twelve, and July -24, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Alt. J. R. liighwoor, Bush-lane / Cannon-street, London. William Rowell, of Moulton-Marsh, Lincoln, jobber, to snrrender, J UV 19, July I , and 2,e, at eleven , et the !limes.. Eagle Inn, Lincoln. Attorney a,:llr Cope, yoauu , Lincoln; s ad Mr. Wilsan, Greville-steret, Hatton-garden, I imiluu. James Young, of Queemstrect, London, merchant, to sue rend, 1. June 17, at disci', 24, at twelve, sod July 77, at eleven, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Duthie, Brick-court, Trinple. Richard Dean, late of the Star and Garter Tavern, hew bridge, tavero-keeper, to surrender, June 13, 24, and Jul, , at tea, at Loudon. Atteta)s, Miens Jnllion and Wheilelosi, Old Brentlord, and Crown-Office-row, Tens- File, London. Joseph Wu etlon, of Albion-plare, Blackfriare-road, Sur rey, limier, to surrender, June is, at one, tit, at twelve, and July ta, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Amaiity, Mr. no aces, Cnpthall snort, Throginortini-street, London. Thames Nicholls, of Birmingham, dealer and anemone, to atirreurldr, Julie 26, 27, and July n, at e'vven, at tlw Swan Till rib, Hill111111(141113 Altoroeys, M • Egerton, Grey's-luta square, Loudon;, and Mr. Stubbs, Birmingham. IHVI DENIM. JOl7 14. John 1141, of Triweester, Northampton, giocer, at sax, at the White Home Inn, Toweestar. July 29. liatnuel Pears, of Ilrearl-Mreet, London, warehouse man, and John Watson, John Watson the y ounger , and Joseph %Vetoes, all of Preston, lancaster, cotton-amniotic timers, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July to Sensual Pears, of Bread-attest, Loudon, warebosins• RAU, at twelve, at tinartuail. July 7. John Tualitison and Charles Tomlinson, of Chester, brewers, at eleven, at the Hotel, Ckester. July 7. Ilubert /Hacks, late of Chester, hanker, at eleven, at flit Hotel, Cheater. July I. Juliu kl.Dernintt, Lite of Red- Llou-street, emir, hop-fatior, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 7. 1 bonito Naylor the wronger, of Lis erpoul, ophole strict.. at tacks, art ihr Tavern, Liverpool. Jule t. Rifiun Station, now or late o f %Valentine, North• imprint, butcher, at eleven, at the Talbot Lin, Ounilki; , Not Himont, July 4. Edward Newton, heretofore of Alorixtb, Nurtlmai herland, trnairy-serivetie ,r at eleven, at the Cm*" m/A Thulk Taverh. Nmerastk upon-Tyne. CERTIFICATES--.lcir t. John Turner, of Blackheath, Kent, bricklayer. Arthur trek, ufCaabrinyre, chymist. John Gillum, of Cambridge, merchant. Foitices Lee bleed and Elisabeth I cols, of Hulles-street, Ca andish-mputte, U,dßleset, mill:nets. James flouted and Jubn iioel.lllll, Lancaster, cot • inwspinutra Thomas Davenport, of Derby, linen-Brauer. James Dow, art bush .lane, eannou-street, London, merelrairt. Ralph Clay, uf Hoek ney, Middlesex, tocrrhout Peter Francis Vetiawlt do eliartnitly, sit Sumerst t street, Fort num • square, Middlesex, a tal-mterisnut • John Iluasisum, of Fleet.street, Laudon, linen-draper. - • - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUI LDHAI.I., TO W. 311. Y. Joseph Rowlaiiil,Gveystoke-ploce, Fetter-lane, carpels ter - 3 10 Richard Clarke, late of H'bilechapel, but now of IVhite.h tare, Stepney, dealer - 3 10 George Hart, out ne lam of Sconford-sireet, flack (int:le-road, Surrey, but-tie-dealer - 3 1 Jo4fpli Manias, Holloway, Middlesex, builder - Francis bleary Bonner, Flert.strcet, sta tioner • 3 1 John Lewis, now or late of Upper East Smithfield, seelle.ne ter - 3 I Arthur Leaks Banbury, thiforilshire, mercer - 3 it . John West, Charter-Mullet-street, aunty-val iveuer . 3 11 William Bannister, late of Roinford, Essex, baker . 3 I John Broad, late of Tine Brest, Pedlar's- acre, Surrey., dealer and chairman - 3 10 John Edney, lode of Higb Holborn, cheese-monger - J 19 RityarJ Clarta/louley-street, Suuttiwark, dream- II IQ William Fade, late of Edmond-stet-et, St. FaJerss, Sllddle. •x, titular suit chairman - 3 it Julio Huntristano, Clueen•stoect.Gulden.square, tailor 11 Thiiiims Foreman, late of Chatham, Rent, grocer - Jump Turner, Rochford, Lo.ex, cm rive - - y le Jump b Romer, Itusanutint street, Cletkestrell, watch jewel!, r - 9 I John Johnson, Cleat Barlduw, EMIR carpenter - 1 10 Elizabeth Markham, llosity:laist-market, Loudon, butcher - - 9 10 __.._.. Juke Freemnantle, John Brandon, and John Defor. wieners, K int-wort, (:swell-street, irun-fouu , lers 212 n'allinin Ilei.rs :11:Zoinn, late of Kiught•Ltridge, 'Middle. sem paper -staine - - r - - i 10 John %Lott, „Strand, Midair-pelt, bookseller - - I I /*An Sisson, I Afintiord.foreet, London, hanker - 1 11 John Wilkie. Hem ard-street, Strand, siatry.sgent - lin Juopla Hillier, Leterster-square, rat err and gilder - i to !llttriluek Mirluniaw; Grneechnteli-street, London ha berd/le log . - - 1 in - George Blackly, late of Reading, Kent, ironnaougAr - I to James Darn., Kendal, Westmorland, 'leak, and chap - nI.IU - - - - 1 2 invl DEN US. • John Pstecie,lPlynionth.doek, Devonshire, mercer • in John Drury Hawkins, Cas ern-house; near Blackheath lll, Greenwich, Kent, eabinyt.inakur . - 1 hen aellienrelin and David Amick, t •Itt apssde, London, perfumer/ - . 12 - . Grurge Ii.II, Gueen.st. eel, London, ftilk•iiinnarnetrtrer 1 tt 'noun !bents., bete ut Rochebter, Kent, conch mailer - - - - II • liallert Dwasess. It Paial's-cbarwlilwea r potter • in James Pewee, Sit. Alban's-stetet, Pall-wislt, Indies' ohl.enmelter - - - i et - Owen Outten, Tottley.street, &millwork, Surrey, • . • • cora merchant - .. - 10 WiMans flashy, Strand, Alkillesex, hAtta r - - li IVtllians Winter and Thufau Fatten pa), Loog acts., linemen - - le CERTIFICATES Joins Hulloed, of Chearndo, I.onJass, haberdasher. licrlarma Wright, of Harainsithaat, fsacw James Grienne and Andrew WEetasse, of Maschester, Ca lico-prissier/. On 'Thursday last, the sale of dii7lo-Merlon Rains, by auction, took place at the Cattle.yard of the Bath and West of England Agricultur..l Son riety. to Bath. From a noitive of public the proprietor gave this opportunity to the breeder, of siitep to itupmve the fleroes of their flocks, 1111411 01: :1100t east and literal terms ; hitt notwithstand ing the 'lovely of the circus stance. the 1111- portaltre of the olvt.er, only a few persons attended. who seemed inclined-to avail themselves of so favour able an opportunity; an opportunity which (for the present) 'spinet often orcnr. The rams Mere put up singly, MN the insist likely way to accommodate most breeders. Between 30 and 40 lots of these Merino-ityrland nuns, chiefly of the 4th crmals weer; sold, awer4ging a price equal to the expect. atioa of the owner, whose only disappointment. .was the disregard that Irreetiera had shawls to their owe and the public advantage. 77 7, CAPrAnv aallct,At. We hues been favoured by a friend with lase intereettag bparticular( the entities walking match is which this calm atrd redeelelsk is at presast engagid.• The gentlemaa to whom we . imobted fur them, accompanied Captain Barclay in soma uf bin starts on Thursday night. He perused ajiternal if the occurrences id' every hear since . the Captain started .in the lit of June, which particularises the pree.se time of ;darting and returning. Captain Barclay generally set off Mimi a quarter before the teriumativa of the int of two hours, 'mpposte a gamier before six), except in our or two histattees, daring the Mit three sights, when lie had overslept his thus: a few minutes lit those cosec he quickened hie pace according to the ham lie had to do it its, sail in one 111/.13110e he was obliged to run the whole mike, and on his return had only one minute awl a half to spare before the wiptraf of the hour. When about two wiuules of the following hour (suppose meets) is gime, he commences the next site, which in general occupies hint from 121 to lis nii nate.. lie eery seldom exceeds this pare, except when it rains herd, which it has frequently dune since kr coninieur ed this walking match, and then be stem runs ur goes in a sharp walk at the rate ‘f six odes au hour. The first nice, which our informant walked with him, he iserforneed in about twelve minutes and a half; the next bane it raised a litt!e, when be pat un his great coat, au I it occupied him 13 mi nutes. He is dressed, when walking, in a white armed (lose jacket and breeches, and woollen stockings. His dress sits loosely upon hint, without being slovenly. Ills shoes appear ed to be very large, sad a Seleher handkerchief htm.: loosely about his neck. Whilewalking, he appesred perfectly easy awl wiconcerned,coarversing freely and pleasantly with those a hi, sec panned bin. Two enethappareutly sers ant 4, walks d nit each snit of, or near hint, day and night, :old after recht ttlei Mate the precise moment of lila departure awl triton, au sign their 'WM" to the journal, *bleb is kept like a lug.buuk, specifying the kind of weather, soli expressing his sensation* of feeliws, heat, cold, ie. Bring th e ei g hth d a y of his Omer!, aft er having walked shunt its mites in so many dintitict hours, our iuformeut wan carious to , kauw whethe r Capt. Barclay began to feel himself exhansted: ou ~'nuns head he WWI 1.1011 satiseed, for both before Capt. Bar • clay set oat and retni . neil, he appeared peishetly gay, and the blu.h of health was strongly pictured w his cuuntreance In the slaty tine, sfler lee has finished his sstond uu 1. pals WY his !Anent, auil reclines on r cumb 4 at night, whets by lies down, de tails asleep almost instantly, and tat, at the time required, without any ineunvenienc, to kiln Hit diet gerwrally cowed, of beef btsalis and mutton chops, which he always irate heartily of, bat always cold, and he drinks shout two bottles of port muse every day. The road he has chosen to ',inform bit heti:Wren task on, is well cal. culated fur the purpose, beiug an unto rquented sp•it • and saver Mama are eferied fro in the bona hk e alges at to the tnd of the ball mile, which are !added every evening, and burn till the usurnitta. Six to four were betted in Ws farmr up to IlVedaeadarlait, but as the time advances the odds increase, and uu Friday eventing Liven to four were betted The friends of Capt. Barclay have au dunbt that he will per. fews his most arduous wedertsking. LA IV IN TE LLIu C:II. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, dux* 10. - THE Hit,ite e. SMITH. Major Smith was brought up to receive judg uunit for an smolt committed by him on the ser vant of Coed Kanelagh, and also for a bleach of the peace, in sending a challenge to Lord Rene high himself. The sentence of the Court al.. that the Defendant do, for the first offerice, pay a title of .51. and that, for the second, he be imprisoned id' the King's Baud. Prison for the space of three months ; and do, at the expiration of that peried, find security to keep the peace, himself in .suul. amid two sureties in 1501: each. An applicatiou was made on Saturday, in the Court of Chancery, to commit Miss CLARA 31./ and her father, a farmer, for disobeying an order, interdicting her courtship with Mr. Hoaasicas, a student, at Oxford, who, at full age, will be to a fortune of 50,0001. Jrt appeased, that, since the order, the courtship has been carried on ut a Mr. ESDAILE'II,•in Baker-street. The CHAh eEl.l.oft ordered them to he committed, on %%Inch she nal.l .he did not care for a hundred Chan et 1 1 ors. The Duke of Sussex's and Lady Anwar. NIVKIIAT'S case was also heard, On two petitions, on Saturday morning. in the CHANEELLua's pri vate chamber. The KING has been pleased to appoint Roam FAUAS, EH/. to be His MAJcsant's Consul at • Sicily sod Malta.. The KING has been pleased to appoint Major. General the Dimourable done BRUDRICK, to be ( luverisor and Com nimider-in-Chief of the Wand of Martiuhiste. The KING his been pleased to appoint lieute iimit-General I.,:I3WARD MORRIsoN to he Lieute naut-Govei nor of the Island of Jamaica, and to be Communder of Ili* X/ arears's Forces ou the Ja waive statiim. • The Km: has been pleased to appoint BARTHO LOMEW Faiutat, E.. 1. to he Secretaiy to His MA JESTY'S Einba sy en Spain. The tombs ut the ancient Roman families of the MANI.II, were lately discovered at the villa of the Count Moans*, near Ramie. They were found to contain two *Woes. five busts, and an 0r,,, all its tolerable _preservation. and distinguished by the nunio of !MUNI ics. Two skeletons, dug up at the foot of these statues, still had rin.js upon their fin gers. amid close to the sktleton of a female, named AGATHONIA, were found the diell tf lOU egg, a . bottle, 3 broken mirror, awl a lamp. baron Has. seism, Minister floin thaliiug of batriutta to the link See, has pUlldlibied these valnable whirl' are at least d Du° years old. 'lite brig stk./die, Cunningliem, from Liverpool For Falmouth, is lost in Mottoes Bay. Oil Triesalay night last, shout ten o'clock, Am 'moire and Acmes, apprehended, after a denpe rate resistance, a man of the mune of Char/es Back- Ingham, at the 01.1 Parr's Head, Swallow -street, who hail escaped from Gloucester gaol, where he stood committed for a highway rohlyery ; he was safely lodged iu the New Prison, Cleikeime:l, In order of Mr. Mecca, at the Public... Office, Bow street, OW Wednesday last, and on Friday he made a most desperate auesiipt to bread( nit of that pri son, hating procured Mil iron crow, with which he hal 'wide isii aperture through the outside wall, nearly sufficient for him awl the rest of the pro- Source to have escaped ; he had aloe a tile, with which he lied got off his irons; hut Mr. New poet, with his u.uel attention to his prisoners, dis covered Buckingham's attempt, lust in nine to pre vent his eseape.—This Maui was about two years ago a set:lewd in the Gloucester Militia. and wear strongly suspected of having sewisted the escape of I several Freisch prisoners at lk-istol, from whence he deserted ; he was afterward. apprehended, tried lay a court-martial, and ...silenced to transportation. mid made his escape from the late of Wight; he will be sent basic In Olouceliter, with sufficient • security to preient escape, NAVAL r ~ Arrived La Sifipi //e, Sailed the Ortstes eli II Of 1 ) Ott faLsiot.att, JisMc 7. Arrived this day the Princess difisaketh Packet, Captain Kidd, with mails from the'llitoditerrines. and Cadiz ; left the latter plats ma the %eh wi'. She brings co news whatever. On the 44th ult. five transports, under convoy of **ketch, awl hs. ing on hoard the 40th regiment, wales* frost Caine fur Lisbon. The packet spoke them isn'theill9l4) on the 23.1 of May the Alias and Served/Irate air: rived at Carlos ; and 011 the 25th the Viva:limed sailed for the West Indies. Ou the 4tt. mot in let. 45. 6. bug. p. *7. 'poke the American brig Daniel, of ilisitimine, from °Madeira, •tur Li verpool, out eight days; yesterday a large fleet, sup posed to be the Uct.in and convoy, which leiCidit On the 18th of flay fur Eoglistid. 't'he Morriteslet.' packet arrived at Mesinua ow the 14th of April. lue iitimeeee Eler.abals I,ft Malts on the :Lid of Aprii, ausima.maw-osima.. The 04, Cup. with the cool voy for Halifax; the Freskrieketair,Cupt.SLaaLe i with the (convoy for Portugal and the Mimiite-rro.: neon ; and the iiesse Cituyesate. Cupt. illouttm.y; 1411.11 the convoy for theGulpli of St. Lionre.se, re -1114111 at Spitlre-eil. Saturday turning • Court-Martial Mita bed on John Hoot. pi - lyric wuriue, of HO MAJPri:* .hit ilar...iusoagli i i fur indecent couduct.-..6k was ~ e.it.!uced to ft:tent! 100 14141e1410141 to bwunlined is the Maishalwia two )40Mb. IteauwArlsuind Ow watt, l'he wont serious apprehensions are entertained fur the witty of the Glory. Experiacrt, sad Lard In,:annen. accorilaig to the 14nPht ac. ()mitt that hare been neceivecl, were wins by the 414/4U/1, 74, Clipt4ill Ft/mann a on the itUth of November, to tile westward of the !aloud of Suinatni, in a ino‘t tremendmis gale, and :pp, rently in great dintress. The Cantata', Aroma Lou dou to India..was all wad on the 9th ult, in lat. (. long. 33. The Oetsw. CARDCN, attired a Axis. mouth on Sutarday morning, with Pay under convoy from th e filediternicean. They led Sun Gibraltar on tlic lath ult. 'I be Netruo sloop of war, Captain PAY SS., pactini company • few day* stove, with the trade fur St. (4eorge l s Cboontrl.— The attar has brought dispatches from Lord COL -I.lltoWtri.D. "I'lle Pilo: sloop of war, at Portsentdh, was re !co-ed from querartine on Saturday runup. She brought an Austrian Xlmsenger from Malta. al • arrived there in the arrotard, Capt. -Maillit.san, from Teich, after three 1 , 14 ekn pause ; siege *Mii has 1 /:lull flint %. , Ckll coming to England. We learn that he in the bearer of nitelligerme frogs this army of the Archduke Jona, who, about the lath of April, defeateil ti e French army under l'irince EVIBEISL, with the loss of 7000 men. On the fol lowing clay a eohittiti of the French army, consist ing of 15,000 men, was endeavouriog to gals the road to Venice, when it war attacked ainittompeierd to aurretider ; 80 pieces Of rintrisien fertitiZA claw. fen into the Annulus' hoods. Captain E. Bastion/I is appointed to the com.. 111141110, pie :e s pire ! of the Donegal, anAelial at Copt. Poursuicr•Alat.crits. ahoMto be • witness On tile trial of Lord assume; Captain Fsicil. soar, pro Seaport, to the alorlooror0; Captain COLQUI rT, to the Persian, at Portsmouth. We 'noir:stand the following Officers are gab prnad to give evidence on the trial of Admiral Lind Gaunt ve - - Rearnliteutral Stoplord, Captains Sir Harry Rierrard Neale, Mateo* Ilerixdiird, Wish, Brouglitaa, Burkiin, Newman, Bedford, Ball. Duress, ftiaharthou, Sir H. - wt/Pr. it .IN, Wake, Hartlyinaa, ant Maitland. By accounts from Gibraltar, we learn, that Mr. GLAWIII, si4geori to the forces, has received an order to proceed to Tangiers, where sit escort i• to convey him to Fez, tor the purpose of iittetudni i ; the Emperor of Mostocco„ who has been seriously indisposed for some tune. Ten Brigadier-Geneuails are appointed to act with the Portugitew army nodes' General Balms roots; Hone of - them have as yet arrived at L'orts mouth, front wl.ence they are to embark. Thursday morning, a detachment of the Royal Artillery, .contdstitug of 4u until, tozether with OH horses, left Plymouth garrison for Portsmouth.— They are to be jollied ut Exeter by another detach went of art llery, and bc the whole or part of the 136 Light Dragoons, now in garrison there ; ansi at Dorchester llwy are to be joined by other de taellineists of artillery and cavalry; when the whole will primed to embark foe Vreign service. Extract of it letter from Gibraltar, May 15 : " On the 12th the Success sailed with the convoy for Malta; 1160 the Hibernia. having PAD*IL Gat and his suite on board for Sicily.—The act-omits from every part of Spain are favourable. The French oriole. is that country are rapidly Arenas,- ing, in consequence of dully skirmishes and a peitu lcutiwl fever, which, lass sorry to add, Ilea also ex tended to 11017111 of the Spain/Ms armies. A quaran tine has. is consequence, been establialted on all vessels coining trout suspeoteil parts of Spain. end erry peecairion has been taken to guard against its loin% Introduced into this Tirlison. rtt 1c t 00 - i r r 0 - CI6,M 11ATI.Ttt Hank Sleek 3 per Ceut. Reduced 0 - 1 I. 4 per Cent ... Lung Annuities omniam I ndia Hoods Exchequer Bills II 6 to pens. Cuusu6 fur T. NISH, Illaelt-Nrekro, No. A, Cambia, and No. g, Clewing-cress. MARRIAGE: On Saturday, frith Inoue', at St. Saisms , s,Wesealanetr, by he Rev Dr. Andrews. Mr. Lam, of HertiaNniam, Gann'. street, to Mir Aeon-Mare Hewitt, of Great natibuwewitw 'treat. DEATH. Lately oo his way to England, faun Mills Certain Gongs &Atm, seeks sib regiment of light . dragootee, Mara armed of 14 ytars la abet aa wayer af brigade. wed dia. *camp to tbe laic Lard , aleil.Geassul IRIGH WATER AT LONDON.DIUDOE TSUI DAT. Morning 13100. afier I I Altamonte sdntia. after LONDON Twisted by G. D tVIinYON, No 19, OM Dellwell-coart, Carey-atretd; awil twedialirsi at the Mice, No. -Is, Barb of Si. CSwearat's asiwwW, by S. 'WHITE, of ms mince.-Onir.a, tic. fire this Pager, motto tie 011oodelet paid), wdl he duiy attended te _ 1 1111' •!. ' , lit 11.1) ), Mr NVarid Mr Sms , Banks, Mr. Err; lnr ; Zacharltils, Mr. Nolite ; I swintb, Mn. Glover; Ame wbkb will be ntlfle4l, mrt es. Musical Essirrts SON-I 3 r 1{ eddy ; 'Bouquet, , M Grove. Dale la—fires Gaffe at Siz 0' tierce. to be take The Wonder : f .'(doter ; to which issoeut of The Cri Wt. 1111114111011114.•• • • rr which will be t W roe act) culled The 5 „,„ Mr. Earley ; Jerry Smolt Liston being their first up; ; to which wilt be added, Of (*trend time this reason) t 'eau.; after which, (nut acted c I.mielisst ludasuth■: Cal Isom-4 hatweday, The• Baum lean ticrub,'Mr Lidno; Mrs. their first appearances is those wised Faroe of Briesaby Brittle. The Public is respectfully iuf. Obi; or, love-Fingered Jack (I lean!, has been bunts preparat us Mummy unit, with cutirely decuratitma. A was Fsree is idsoie rehearaa wward is he course of the vest I'AUXHA In Hamar of His Royal Higline 1170-1IORK(5% 1 EU will be • GRAND GALA Of FIRE-WORILS.:-.Atbaissiefr, 10 BOOKSELLERS, S A PF.itsoN %Vb.. i% will t‘. above 1)4-Analog, sued travel] gbd of • eunmi.oiou iu tithe Atitireo• to A. b. d tee VAUXHALL I 111 - VIE Art for reiwsid the Royal Amen., N the Fleet General Meeting of the are seined Si the Art, wall be h Siebspagnimsttret, on HONDA inst. at Osior uTlock as the sate time the Chair wall be taken Nome but Origisal Sabeeriliem reamested to bring with the. if which they bare paid. The Clerk end etessilst Bakal esery day sad the Sleetss leek, till one o'clock, hir the p sary isafunsmids is Proprietors. By Order 4 Jose ts, satMA HANNAY'S ORIGINAL sirs FALLIBLE IPHENENTION ORDER. 1 4 - 10/1..1'Y YEARS' experi J. °film Wsrld„ lea isdisputs' which the Diertnerer,the late Biol. pledged hiamelf—" that th in its powers. and effectually an plete proteetion ; where the din serval.' !deny are prudently ,let of any Antidote, intersally, fern Is the Cesistitutiou. In the sae I nil Wash, there is every thing to —the doubts of ilia- Xeeptit, and 'stied, are alike subdued. 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