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THE CREDITORS (if any) of WILLIAM GOLIGHTLY, Weal' Bernes-strcet, a the (ounty of Middlesex, and of Haut Common, is the County of num.), Enquire, decease% are requested to send au Account of their respective Dersau.is to Mr. Clunks Dodd, of No 5, Itihitrr lane, iu the. City . London, Solicitor, iu order that the amine slay he la meth ‘,-1y discharged ; and all persous iudrlued to tie said estate are requested to pay 'thy magnet of their Dela% to Coe said Mr. Charles Dodd, who is duly authoi vied to nenvc the same. INAURA. We announced, some time ago, the reduc►ion of the Island of St. Mauro; but Sir Jolty Srvairr's dispatches. containing the full details of that opera tion, did not reach Government until Thursday.— The expedition we; conducted with great gallantry by Brigadier-General OSWALD. The batteries had been opened against the fortress for nine days be fore its surrender. The French garrison consisted aliogether of 714 men, who have Ise.oi made pri soner, of war. Major CLARKS. of the 35!II Re giment, teat killed ; together with one subaltern, and 23rank and tile—and two Field Officers, seven Captains. two subalterns, and about 130 men wounded. Ti• fallowing extract or a !Alter from an (ACV' 011 bossed the Belle Poole - frigate, slated of Corfu, 14W April, contaios souse interesting particulate:— the 16e 1416 at. we and the Mo ova/ were ordered to the Island of Zaute, ou some secret service: when C sr. rims' ;am, on the 18th, we fwand the Nlagnificeirl. The meat slay we t• k nu board sleety-Iqm of the marina M imosas's to tle ''.sutague , • she having meartnantely got en • crust book, hat got off again without any damage, taeep• the toes of her redder, which, however, presented her jawing the espeilitios. We also embarked 915 soldiers of the Calabrian corps, and some Conesa Rangers. The ✓emainder of the Calabrias %wpm were cafiliarked is tran sports, mid port of Ere 12th regimes. en hoard the %Tomei (semi. The anal cellists.' were :bout 2 , 100 men. We sailed from Zante Roads on the rooming of the 2ist, and anchored IA the samm day withinahree milord the tows of St. Manta, and about half a mile from the sheet. The meat moraine, at dm-light, the whole of t►e troops were disembarked, wilder the command of General Oswald, iaelodiog the marines from the Magnificent, Moatogor, and Belle Palle, who amounted Ma about :tin wren, ender the etrammand of their respective of ficers; Copt. Some, of the Illantsgee, being senior officer. The landing was may opposed by a small battery of one which war soon stl.•nerd by the boogies sloop of war, which had also joie. 4 us. Oar troops mimicked ow, and took possessisita of lis. town of St. Marra, and pushed fur. ward to meet the' eiss iny, who were intreisehed behind a lathery of foar ewes, which was tak••u by a party of Albanians, outer the tonsmaad of Major Church, who was tour olsrusfely wimaded by • msakrt•ahot iu she arm. ...The Frame*, I. the essamot of about tine men, retired be- Mud soother battery of eight gene. The marines led to the sash in sorb a gallant manner, that making co•1d stop their propel., although oppose.' to more thou doable their mambas, wall every advantage of batteries nod entrench ments: The French retired is the greatest confusion, with emosidevablelamou the Cestle„ which is &tarot a talk form the tows. Osr Moors also suffered, hating shunt ten billed, abet • hundred • wounded. eaptaiii Merrent t, ..f t'oc Cala- Miami, was killed ; Major Oswald, of that Corp., wounded ii it., a-o•s lies a siorket ball I Captains snow, of the Nlun• Mem, •t Cu .7s, by ditto i Captain Eyre, of the Mag. Massa, by ditto, in t►e Wad; Captain Stevens, of the 'mu sks, by ditto in the Rat; Capt. Veliernito, of the Catalwahr Free Corp., is the belly ; Lirateaant %refigure, of Mat.nes, of Belle rusle, in t►e face. lam happy to say 111.11 all the wounded are in a fair way of recovery. Oar hoops, with the amistonre ~I 1:;‘) seamen from the Mu .nificeut,. la gas, to raise la•tesies neat day, mud that evening the o twenty sande a sortie, but were bravely repulsed, with ruusids nark hos m their parts. One battery of ten eighteen-pomade-es, and noother of uf six thirty-two paraders, besides two mortars, opened upon Ike Cask un the fsh instant , and kept op a constant Ire until the loth, when we were ordered toersise of Corfu. Prevents to tur Mariam St. Mourn, during the day, two soldiers were killed, mad Major Clarke, with about ate salters, weaseled. It was mycelia, from the platen malting in t►e siege, that the Castle would surrender in Gee or mix days. General C3llllllle C 011.1111111114. the Urea& farces" FOREIGN IA TE LLIGENCE. IRENCU AND D(10I CAPERS. PARtS, JVIIE Thefrie of Sanday last went off in the hest style, though the weather appeared to he very ntifsvour ab4 in the course of the day. Towards six o'clock, however, it began to clear and the evening was one of the driest that the Summer season ever exhi bited, and wits, of course. in the highest degree fa. vottraPe to the display of lire-works, illumination% &c. winch foreenstely suffered Mlle or no diminu ton of their intended effect. All the booths erected to the Elj &ilia fields, for the distr.birtion of provi *ions, were opened at seven o'clo:•k„ and a number of faiintatas ran with . wine. At ante o'clock their Imperial and Koysi Majesties, with their suite. re paired Gams th.• Palace of St. Cloud te. the flats! de Ville. Her Mstesty the Empress opened the hell with • which she danced with iris Majesty the King of Westphalia, the Q.ieen of Nan:. 4, hie Impetist the P• i.tee of Italy. het Inuperi..i fliglitte‘s ra.- 1,00, Prince E-teiliat i 1.1. 1 y and AI. Jr Nie.hai. 'noir let t;:.• de Ville at half-past twelve, tau their ;eta: n to St. Cloud. shh•h a part ai the French Unapt there will return to entitle Italy. • There is a brisk interchange of couriers between our Conti and thi Princes of the League of site The S per cents. are at se. 70c. with &Wend (rout the 2-id March. LYONS, MAY IL We expect the arrival here of Marshal Augereetr. the Duke of Castiglione, who has resigned the COIIIIIIIIMI of the army of ithalunia, io order to re turn to Paris. Hi. successor, Marshal Macdonald, has by this time probably arrived in Ceram, where the head-quarters of the 7th corps still are. Gen. Lacombe St. Michel still holds the situation of Go. senior of Barcelona, hut sill loon have another destination. - That city is now is a inure favourable situation than it was at the beg' g disinter. MI is quirt in the vicinity ; the armed bands,..ince their late defeats, have retired to the mountains, and the communication with theartny in the field has been perfectly free since the reduction of llostalrich. The scarcity of provisions, winch was for come time very severely felt, has of course cease.l. In the be ginning °lilac present month, a number of vessels ft um the south of Fiance arrived safe with a large supply of +wintry. provisions, and military stores. The English ve..ets had a short time before with drawn to port Mahon, in Minorca, to repair the damages they sustained in a heavy storm. The army in Catalouia had, since the (all of Gerona, limited its operations to frustrating the efforts of the insurgents against Barcelona, and for the relief of flostalrieli ; but as the latter place is now is its hands, and Barcelona ins, be safely left to itself, it is, by the reinforcements sent to join it, placed in a situation to co-operate, at least, so far in the conquest of the provinee of ‘'aleutia, that it has mkt') post on the northern frontier of that king dom, and is actually employed in besieging Tor. lowa. It is at Ascot formed into six divisions, namely, three French, one Italian, and two of the troops of the Rhine. Important &tents were expected soon after the arrival of Marshal Nlacdonsld. A considerable corps de reserve must still be kept in the interior of Catalonia, to hold in check the insurgents in the mountains, who in Catalonia make a more obstinate and reso lute resistance than in the other parts of Spain.— Their chief places of remit:sums are between the Llubregat sod the Ter, and is the mountains an the north of From Valenti* we have no cer tain advice.. It is, however, known, that upon the appearance of the Fr...tick troop. before th.it place the party hostile to France manifest, 41 a cousidirraVe abatement of their ardour, and the retistance rtt that quieter would have bean very slight. if Gyn. Sachet had had at the time a greater tannin r of troopct and been better provided with miller). Since that pe riod the Spaniards have been acti‘e!y employed in improving the foa liticat'ons ; but from its local si. tuition, never can M. made a regular forms*. %T. PETERSBUICII. APRIL '29. The General of I.ifasitry, Count Kornensity, Com toothier-In-Chief of the Russian army in Moldavia, has trait-mists the f Wooing intelligence, tinder date o f th e asth and 20th of March (Juth of March And let of April new attic) :- 1 . Alajor-Ovneral hair*, who crmsed the Da noire from the Lester Wallas-Li% pnransnt to the. orders scut inn, found a Italy of the enemy posted i a a work on the little river DoNntie, in the tent tory of Itit-14. Iteinarkitig that the possession of an etre awl buttery belonging to this work would dtsible the wiiemy front any longer defending it, lie ordered Colonel Zwilenew, of the Musketeers of New Yiturie, to carry the buttery. which he did on the 21:h. The e..emy 1.7.0 men mid one gun. Ile. ut the saint time, ordered Colonel Count Whiten, one of the E 11l l erm's aides-de camp, to penetrate into the rear of the enemy. for the purpose of attacking the intrenchinetils at day-break, supported by the regiment of mus keteers of Olenezk; alto were to attack it in front. The enemy. who were about one thou sand strolig, and under the orders of Ibrahim. the Paella of finding themselves ex. 116:1,1 in the rear, availed themselves of the dark ness of the night to evacuate the entrenchments, and to snake good their retreat. We, however, came np with. end cut in pieces their rear-guard, Tonsisting - of about 100 men. and t6Bk one gin ; several Turks, who were coming from the interior parts of the work., met with the sante fate. lii this aft sir we have had one officer, and 14 rank anti tile killed, and two officers of the sta, and 48 soldiers w , uotled. (general f.iajew, in passing the. Danube, left two regiments on the Ude of Olemar, ander tits mutaaJ of Coionel 4I:110)3 11, to blot kade the walks tier-. The Paella of Widths', being in tot :ay.,' n! this, entered Into aiticles fur V3C11.1)IIIg The garrison, to the ;bar of ; J.) men. surrendered 111(.11w:it-es ptismiers of Tin iiistsi Minn I',ify—The It:4C. We took from the enemy one stand of eolotaro, die Rtrisblic—Lroorty —Viten —ltu:srmity ni- Destr—sitich woo Atilt to Le seen v' unclec the clock a the lime, !. ;,., rep of I.he►to r Rt Ytk u , in if/...t or t"..t bug Bern there Loins. 3i d a quantity or proci4ions and milt +tore*. Duriti4 the blockade we had iive killeJ, at:,l tat lie wounded." MAFLEI, MAY 19. All kind., of rei.IVIP. on thr Hi. M..jeaty, tlit loth, hebt a Council d F.- e, .t (rem Taranto to Girt., have been put in re na..re sari 1 1,:naurneter. at St. ( - 10 :" 1 . for an extraordinary aervlce. The proprie itatn '(',irate we I..rn that the Croatian troops targ• ea‘e the ves‘el. should be lost, will be in are in ma- , :ti for I):ilinat•a.t.,tak.• noon themo lye,. aeitoo.:(..lll the Govertino ot. tar g:orcor...:, 4 A 4 the greattett part. of the ;luta i 4 in Calilbtl4, our garrison Dow conuists of not more than 0,60 . French and Neapolitan 'troops; but we expert seve ral French regiments, which ere uu their march fur Upper A strong division of gun-boats, which bare been armed and fitted out at Curdylan.ure, has girded along the co ist for San Eupherniu. • The King, it is supposed, has now arrived at Ref-. gin, opposite the Straits of Messina.—( Amsterdam Royal Courant, June t 6.) ♦IVNIIA, JUNE 2. Our Court Gazette gives the lislluising intelli gence from Turkey : " The Grand Vizier is now comp!ately recovered from his lute dines, and continues to enjoy the complete confidence of 4lic Gvand Seignor. I tridi:- grace has at last reached Constantinople of ti c rc cotniuencemeut of hostilities, by an attack, obicli the Russiaiis made on the i4ith of May, on the island of Ostmis ttttt dime, in the Danube, which was oc cupied by the Turks. A corps of 3000 men marched from the °Attain of Crajova upon this expedition. the object of which appears to have been the effect. lug of a secure communication with the Servian., who made incursions as far as Widdin. The Rus sians, however, have since withdrawn from that quarter. Meanwhile the Grand Vizier actively exerts himself a making preparations of every de scription fur the present campaign ; and the Gland Seignor continues, by addresses to the ttt i t sisters and troops, to a. to the ardour of the nation to the highest possible pitch." CONSTANTI?iOPI.F., APRIL .!4. The whole of this capital was thrown into the greatest constertiatina on the , 21st of thi♦ month ; • tire was nearly reducing to ashes the whole stilt. urbs of Perm A third part has been consumed by the Barnes. The Hotel of the French Ivas for mat-et' with the same fate, but saved by the tars and activity of the Kvimucau. The alarm was the greater, because new scenes of disorder were ex pected on the part of the Janissaries. This corps had, a few days before, been guilty of such ex cesses, that the inhabitants 'were obliged to take up arms against them to save their own lives.— The Turkish Government has taken put in this affair. The Janissaries have been disarmed by the inhabitants ; many of them have been struggled, and a proclamation authorises the immediate killing of such as are guilty of similar excesses. This mea sure has lc-established tranquiltity. and although the firs, of whirls mention hsa just been made. in..). be .airibated to the vengeance of the Janissaries, this corps has, nevertheless. committed uo fresh inuvritirnt whilst metnUres sere taking fur stiippiliz the progress of the tire.--t Mu/tarot, Jane ROME, M flf 29. The greatest tranquillity eciatinues to reign in this line town. The decrees for the mpetesstun of the consents are carried into execution. Tht roads are covered with snooks returning : only the Canons of tit. Pierre de Rome and St. Jean Laterals arc preserved. For some data pint a crowd of curious people have repaired to the bunks of the Tiber. The fullovrim: is the eau•e A wind from Atriea luta brought into those- ',militias as immense numb -r of locusts. These insects. at ter basin; dttastuteil the comitry, rod no longer finding soy thing in it to rat, d your each otht r.— The weaker past take fli g ht, awl, throwing them selves into the Ti'ier, are an:NI pursued by the vsurtuislie:s. 'hue day before yesterday, thi4 river was covered with them. These insects are black. COPENM !I.\Y 3U. hja i'try niensive prep rticr. a re 7 ,, k iog for au ripedition agai Wllli4w. MAy 31. By a royal decree, New 0411. is 1144 bi eel into the Mar departments of lea; ow lt u LOAM, and Soerl,:e. The bah! deem Luent. 4. be ruhdavitied into forty district.. itUSTOt K, JuNE J. Last night tke . Etaglish attempted a descent 01 our coast. front the ships of war nhich are Dins i our tiewhbourbood. They really road,. Vinod iI 11:. , ling oath about 300 Inilliol!S uttd Seittliell, and awn.- aoill.ry, amd attacke+l tht port of monde, two mitts distant from this place. TI I: did, holyerf.-r, uti other itiLtelnef, than earrtin z a small privateer and another vesitl, Wita:h w t lying iti that port. NEW 171E : 1 TR S-ROY A COVENT-GA R D THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, June 2J, t!•. Conic Open of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. YnnnE Mmdas., Mr. Itieleirlua; 7i u,:i i 7; 'Manama, M r Muuaeu ; Ilawil,ara, Mr. Balmy. Itustite, M Dis.kua, Lucinda. 31. b. uoltuu la the enurse of the Erenin:, " The Ihorn;' by Mr. 1 ckdon, and " The Wolf," by Mr. Thl;louy. To %kirk rill hr added, a Peer, ulkd • IiAISING TIIE %%IND. Jeremy Diddh r, Mr. Jones; Sao, Mr. Lam' Durable, Mrs. ; Pray, Jli i Mst r. Qu 3loaday, King Jam, and tin Tennis% of _ T ENTII TI - LYeRUM rtiEn RF:-. l 7..GLlsfr oPri; THIS EVRNING, SATURDAY, June I, Nell Comic Opera, culleil OH 1 . THIS I' / YE! OR. 'ruE MASQUERADE.. The Chin/ viers by Mr. Philipps, Mr .1 Smith, Nir ton, Mr. Knight, Mr. Marshall 4 Mims Grilietti, Ml.. Alio, Healey, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Toupin, sr. . . After whu h, 13th tin'a, a arm Vsent;woniint:inlirt, cal' THE CASTILIAN MINSTItEL. The Principal Characters by Mr. Rohm, Matti: Mr. Rnurdin, Miss Smith, Mimi Lappin°, &c. A %cis Opera, its three acts, and m Nr4 Enttrtainment, t.O acts, are is petpaiatiaa. and will be producrd ni ea. succession. TIlh.4ll;E-1111V,11., - f Itith. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Juwc will be ac • entur.le, called THE WAY TO KEEP HUH. I.nrernorr. Mr. C. 11;1.11.1)1e ; Sir Males! Conshat, Salmislee; Sir Brilliant Toshibn, Mr. Jones. Widow mbar, Mrs. C. Keinhlr ; Mrs I...wriiitwr, Mrs. /litmus. I'u whwh will he added, a Farce. cailvil TUE 1)E I L TO P.tY ; OR, TilF. WIVES METAMORPHaiTD. Sir John Etweralr, Mr. Taylor; Julaon, Mr. Mann Lady Lore...ale, Mum Breretnit ; Nell, Mrs C. Kriel& A Nrw Play is in irhrsraal, a.i4 will be ',radar. 1 in I Cll , lfbe of ihr riuuwE nrek. Tilir, TrEITISH. r...i. LON DON, SATURDAY. .It•ig The ilics.•!ec it arrived at Portnnn nit, in weeks from envoi...or. An Officer iinawliVitei eel Miih 311,11u:hes for (.ot ‘4l.leli auimitti 11.:41 the %slink of the Vieraceas hare rroutni;el , the ir inelepeneteuce, in cousepirtice of the tune gence receive.] fte..it 013 Spain, that the Jolla left Seville, and ti.e French hrJ get to that They declare totir hatred and hentitty to French, and have sent theAe eLvatclies to Got et oun.:nt, to is it.! us to cutter lino au alltaae atilt u.. Dispat.•hes hate bum) etas 'teed by cur Garet meet frnm Cedie, (lowa r•I the 3.1. N.dhiag pr ticular h ul ,4ctirred, exct pt that in a gale id's; two of the Spanish prison ships, the Castelia, and the Argent:tato, a hulk, with seven or ei; hundred prisoners on board, a great proportion which wcre French Officers. parted their and drifted on shore tinder French (4 boats, in attempting to bring them oft; were 11l upon by the prisoners. and a IL:euttiinnt sad seamen killed, and about thirty woulidetl. this, the fire from our vessels opened upon do and killed vast numbers of the French, the n et coped on shore, and both the ships were set lii by shells from our bombs. Another Spani.h si went on shore with tt50,0004. in specie. but she gatafi by the etertious of our people. Five ships of the line have just arrived from the Baltic, in the Belt, so that there are now actually eleven there, of which fair are to the north of the l.land of Sprogo, an•d %even, with two cutters, to the south of it. Tile Rear-Admiral's strip i• ■ three-decker. They write fro•n Lauhind, that a fleet, consisting of from two to three hundre I ships, great and %m ill, is seen Bailin; iv the direction of Rom east to west. Admiral S4Ulll.lteR has trot yet rinittr•d the out :r tont of tlott.mliargh. It is thought that I►c ha, with hint many transports. We have received Paris papers to the 15th. Ditch to the, Itith isistant. The intelligence these papers from Bayonne is to the 2,1. Beldam. meats for the French armies continue to pot hrough that place into Spain. Large detachmet of the linperinl entarAs hail Arrived on the lost il; of May ; anil it is stated, in accounts from Mailt that Boa AP LATE would shortly set out from P' An article from Lyons contains some very igten ing information rcs:ircting the state of the oat Catalonia. Notwithstanding the unimeroua and 64' guinary victories the Ft cnch have obtained in e province. their opponeics aPpear as active and subdued al ever. A UGFREAU• WhO gi" to hare of ion Catalonia in a month, is recalled from the ci mind of the army in that quintet. and is to anaceeded by MACDON t 1.1). Barcelona is said have lately received consideralile supplies nf I visions by lel, during the absence of the rril vriltadron, in en:lac/pence of some &imago wined to a gale. Preparations are mak-ig Mu RAT fur a descent 011 Sicily. The g re at' of the army ha* 'marched Gum the city of N or Catalina ; and AIL SAT. it 1111 said. has Sint BAVONNE,JVNE 1. A report io current, that in Cadiz very bloody scenes here token place beeween the Engl sh and the Junta. Tire former int--ndrd to forma regency, which the Junta most violently resisted ; it is said, that several members of the Junta have been be headed. These circumstances, however, stand in need of confirmation. The Spanish pristmers, who were taken in Le rida, are shortly to arrive in France. The first co lumn, consisting of 12t h ► men, is expected here tii two days. From 400 to son horse artillery, of the Imperial Girard. passed through this place on the Jlet of last month, on their march to Spain ; they are to he followed by a very considerable train of artillery. powder-carts and howitzers; &et frizileers of the guards are Fltortly expected here; they are to pro ceed to Burgos, and to remain there for ►ome titre General 4.4riesriel. who relieves General Helton sitle in the command of the I Ith military arrsverl here .on the nOtb of last mouth. Cereral lleilouville is on the 10Q1111 of setting out fir Pat is. The Fherp•shootcre and chasseurs of the Impel tat Guards have partly already arrived in this About three thati.otild of the *aid guards were re viewed on the 12:11 of lost month. The letters from Madrid ciihtinne to state. that :11,i,-0 5 is act titi.tty to remain long iu It ggio. Fruin the Dutch Pa pero, we learn, that the F 1..11 limic a desert .t upon the port a Warneino , 'war Ito•turii, mid curried off too ves,eis that 1) ing there. We yegt.!rdiy gave an account of the fleeted procelsiou. iu honour of Sit Vaasa' IT DLIT'S rtleabc - .oat the Tower, a'se 5..11 iiiii the Jut: of that the n • tNI not " n ooe i 4 11101 hir nil 1v rR in frt 14- mi rni en COI 'Si, nnl he •••1, hen gri ▪ , ten nit Fn pre Ft: feel tit t , nu Teti ebo cow rev shit hal fat hu firs wit ea be • nn VP T , Si r. tle our tang rec- oinl 64, nrf to C" I) ;r arra inr •• All • t e•• In • ti en tli3l l v, 11411 of 111 : e in 61 l'et• t• /DOC rot., Ct tiny Iri.t. res' t. is . In 114 6.141. th.it un- r• ear t• I 1 - 1 loft , 10,11 • It n mil • fl ' • .1 1.