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~,+ A A , 'UMW -... -•••- r • • 1. • V 911 - V munr. • vesterday, a little salter twofer o 'elnelr, Ilia )114.irsvv arrived at the Qu eves Palace. front Win.l.or, where he was received hy the Dukes of You owl CUMBERLA NO. At ild I . 114 , t two o'clock lIi.IIAJ e4TY held a Pri vate Levee, which war attended Tie Archbishop of Cooterialy ; the Lord Chancellor ; tiro Duko of Portland ; Earl Camden ; Earl Westmorland; lirt Liverpool ; Eart Harrow , ey ; Lord Molvaro ; Lord Rivers, (Lord is wailing) ' • Lord LereMll Gower ; Lord Withheld ; Sir David Doocla! , ; Sir St Th. a Cottrell ; Sir E.twairl Pettey.; MI Cromiag; Mr. Per. e% ; Mr. Ityd , r ; mud Mr. Welled, (Groom iu ireitins ) Th- 6dluwi tg hail the honour of bring present !:l In AJE*TY . Viee-Adm:ril Palmy, who had the honour of kiaring His qesty's band, on los return from and Mr. Sydell• )1411). COeulailliiofler of Exeme. Ili* NUJ BUY afterward. held Privy Council, aii.l gyve audience to the Cabinet Nliiii.ters ; when Mr. ILvnitit, the Judge-Advocate, laid before ilia MaJcary the !ma:cc-chins of several Courts-3liir thel. Siam after six o'clovk, H. 4 Mait:sit left town for Whitlow. Sl'Oßrim; INTIILLIGENCRi • IrtitnisO4V. A Free Plate 4:450. fi,r all elm Lori 041,041 . 1. Presto t Horse'. It. c. Arthdr Mr. Nrote's Ited Itose 13:•eoi's b r. J“Ci.iltlS. 4 yrs. old NA . .....teutley's h.q. V tprr, !. yrs old lJr Mtner's b. c. Master', rd.ly, 4 ycs old de fliMi DAN - . A Free Piste of 501. for all ages. Mr. !.Iton•ey's b. g tirmus..a Mr. llor,o's b. h. lied Rose fiwith's b. c. clever Net % by Corssoder, s yrs 3 0.' 1 2 4 1 (apt Edwards'. cb. f *Fcrprieborc, J ytaold Pedtier's b. g. Gleitser, s yrs . CR.M. C 0.%. A curious case, of t!iis dcstri;ition, is likely soon to gostily all the lovers of scandal. by a roll expo. wire in a Court of L. The pieties, hoth unit 1) feindant, are of the legal tribe. •uil their fiends ale .wry anxious for the tn.letit of their cus tom. They live in one of those streets that diverge from the Strand to the River, and arc of course near neighlirtir.—The knowing; ones think it a great pity. that people, o ho could manage the busi il sa 1.0 slily, should have ever come to shame.- 1, is impossible, however, to provide against accidents, and the piesent discovery appears to be of that description. A gentlemen Littly took apartments in a court, on the northern side of the Strand. The Isin:Mrd knew him to be a lawyer, ard latter had elognenre enough to per.imite - I.intr that the fair lady who vi sited him wir. a raster, to whon - . a cruel husband had forind.len Cie eonsfo.:. or a brother's advice aid '111.4 shirr W/SIK 6rtieVtd, And the pre sumed brother and sister were in the habit of en joyinir mauy hours of plewong intercourse, wh,:u of length l'orttine, in an tril hour, brought to the door of 1:-r house, on iiiorrant fruiterer, urenstouird to ....tend he:. at her Initteng in the ne •ender of sour curer:is and glow. terries, ;, ,, !arlied, end the remili appeal to Doctors ' for which the Lady tieclures the ittwa not Care it lig. • His Royal Highness the Duke of CUSIIRMII.AItb liras otiaer‘ed to shed at the per'orin.luee of The Fous‘ls , ol , ;l" she Forest, at the Hay-. Market Thymic, 014 Mrns(lll4 night. Mr. NIARSHAI.I. lAA 'tight rtsitiried his part OF Gweraar, in tite ,twir Opera, at tl e Lyeriiiii Thestre.—Tile pii - ce meat nth wits. eclat..—ller Royal M 6 11,1%114 the Prioress of WA 1,14 was pre sent. • • Mrs. lIANI,OWd. ;ins nlayeel Ribs Peggy. in The Conatry Girt, at the BirrninBliani Thi:atre. Mr. KENT id also there, and last night played Cliarki liasteacaut to Mrs. KENT'S ?LICA WOtrett. in %Jr. •ttaut.ro's popular Comedy of Man and Wife. Mr. 13.itt ran performed his pail in Up all 7.7fht, in the mail coach, opt Sir:molest- last, to the &light of all the company s on his way to Liverpool. The Lewes Theatre opens this night with TA, Busy Boril, and the Musical Lestertatonieut of The sieriete. Mr. Cones: is performing at the Glasgow Thee- I tre, ;leerier the proprietorship of Meddrd. BARTEL', sill 'PRUSSIAN. Tuesday 031101 Ni.. of Pict-s lillt, was [molly hurl, by the seorot MI which she rode running against thr sroti work :it tae entrance of Ilyele Park. The sentient immediately assisted his mistress, and called a hackney-came:4, in winch rile returned house. A matrimonial alliance, long the topic of conver sation in the firatiorgable *odd, will shortly take place, when the Marquis of Docol.as will lend to the hymeneal altar the elegant awl accomplished Miss Susie RECILFORD, youngest daughter of Mr. Beczroan, of Foothill. The young Lady, in the mean time, residers itufler the care of Lidy Awe fl A 1111t.roN, the Marquis's sister, till the marriage takes place. Last &stonier, a young Lady of an independent fortune of 20.04101. left by an auut, daughter of an eminent iorrcloanenear Brnaikureet, eloped with her father's footman. They immediately set off fur Grebes Green, is avast-clam :Aid four, in order to he married, but were missed in wham two hours after their departure, and were pursued sod over taken at tin lon in Huntingdon, just as they were absent to proceed ow their journey. Sir J/111611 MANIngLIP and Sir NASH Genie arrived at Cambridge. on Monday evening, and irasnet:iately opened the Commission for boklierg tics Assizes, at whieh there are only two prisoners fee trial; sit. fret. Budev and Roth Prost...both Art privately stealing indwelling-houses. There are several important 'vases at the Nisi Pries kir, in owe of whisk Me GA BAOW Sea other eininetit Counsel are retained. •• - TdR EXPEDITION: • t • . Posersootrit,:rutx tt. sdite.i, this mornin g , tle, elope of oar irieletioPed on Monday, smiler tiweasit iiauJ,of Ado ns& Otvolyt ' with the leoinis on lio.-1, compoiiiiig the Expedi tion, for tic. solowsis. They ware - clear l'if.:st. Ile len's by e,,glit o'clock, but the wind has Merit very light and variable ever since, whine o1:1 pr, rout them milking iiiiich progress. 'l ley are 19 sail of of the line, owl 10 laigates awl slOolis. Spied the Ilarith with :10 Bali of tear...ports, fur the Dowses. DoVert: . /13LT '2S. Tins afternoon smother cask with bulletins was spot no shore here 11 . .,:u a gun-brig.—lt had beta il...iwii overboard by the. saiue schooner as the hay ono, which caused so much anxiety, while the bri4 was m'cliase of lwr.—Siic is a national vessi !, hid ~ails fn: in Bunlogee. Some of the purees we ere iiil'oi •noil have been opened, whii.:ll infusion that .1 1 , armistice for one month had been agreed upon between the Archillike Charles and Boitaparte ; it is also reveille.'" that news has lire.: rec..ireil by a brig fioni Rotterdam, arrived in the Dawns, stating the itecoiiiits received there were, that very little advantage had been gained by either army In the rate severe contest. No acc;iusts yet of the fleet from Portamouth.— Fresh/ Wind loom the N.E. RAINIGATE, Jl:t.'r 25. It seems that very little doubt is melt! but that •the Isle of Walcheren will be the first object of at tack; indeed it is spoken of at this tine as a point can 'iii on, oust concerning It there do not now appear to In two °plutons. .1 . Ile second division of the army of the expedi tion will, it is sod, still first, and, probably. iii the caarse of this Jay ; the least shift of wood in favoor will he i skim immediate advantage of. Adttnral Sir Richard Strarliali g. es with the division whii Ii i. command-a by ti:g Marquis of Ilantly, and the following regimens tii..in a ism of the swine, vie.— rust listgede. Nialur-Lieile: . al Dyutt's, bib, 50:1., and 51st I:e 4 inie.l:,. Seewid B..igude, otls, lied 1 two other regimeats. Blue Peter is flying as a sig- Itl for airbag, slat tint olive', were ail on 'amid this morning. mei %awnsl guile are es ttttt nually W ing. A lin liabyr of gan-tositi., as well as wen of war. . are atti i ehed to this division, wliiiii form, icritay in. said, the advalics.d ;istil of Ili, gland expedition. The troops of this aeconil division are all 411 trans ports, arid the into of war uccomvanyiug Melo are not ellCillta OtrVt.l with any soldiers. It 1114 y therefore he reasonably e•inieclured that this division is des tined to make the hot atlas k ; the gun-boats to co ver the hauling of the troops, whilst the mess of net assail tier sea-lsatteriet. Government have, we ou tlets:Amt. wade very liberal proposals to the Deal and Folkstone sailors, sod a great number of those ilariii intrepid fellows Nava volunteered their ser vices, awl part will go with the first division that sails. Winn is within the grope of possibility ,re way reAriii oip, fioiu oleo like these, whose activity we Cr.' not ptrai,Ares to; and they are perfectly acquainted with every part of the eneury's coast. A number of Ditch pilots arc also, it is said, dis ttibuteti iv the fleet. Every thing, therefore. may be expected from the known bravery and coura., , e of those gallant regiments, by whom, %se way W rier, the first slash is to be made ; and what,ver the service may be, we are coileinced the gallant Naval C amber. awl Waivers awl nom of Ilia fleet, will most nobly co-operate with and i•iiii the efforts tit the min. : . Never, we believe, did an expedition of such Vast ttta;tiittUrle sail from the British shore, as tile pre. sent ripstionelit emirates. Mitch credit, we ion erive, is &le to vari tttt s br inisin.s se .4.46,1••rnme,,t, for isoreinitted exertiotiat t hit ireriorl, iii preparing this fu iiiii t!thle ['owe. We hope and trust dint the nation at large will not toe ilisappoitibfil to the great expectations formed of the beneficial consequences that may arise front its complete success. A report was circulated, this monast i c, that. the Flothing fleet, bee or six sail of the line, had got out ; but, although little credit can be given to this, yet it is said, five sail of the hoe sailed from the Downs last night, for Flushing., to rein. force the bloekailtng fleet there. (making ilOw 15 sail), it is said in consequence of a cutter arriving with such intelLience. . The etabarkatiott of horseitrontinoes here ; some of the nredlery were shipped to-day, and many e are expected to arrive fur tie Caine purpo,c. The (divers of the Staff, Consiiiissariat, &c. arc all ordered 0.1 hoard their resps:ctive vessels. Lord Chatham's horses were embarked this looming. OVAL, Jtalf .25. Yesterday evening; gis Majesty's ship Amethyst, Admiral Sir Richard Strachau, hook the:signal for all Officers to repair ini hoard, and for the Fleet to prepare to sail. This morning, an Excise cutter, Capt. Gun thorpt, arrived here, from off Flushing, with dig patche. ; he brings MS acenniit that 11 sail. of the hue, of she enemy's ships, were erideavonring to make their escape; mid that fire of the line were actually under sail, with steering sails set ;. but the wind coming adiend, they were obliged to put hack. In consequence of this information, it is supposed, Sir Richard Straclusii, with some of the tine of battle ships, will immediately sail, notwith standing the wind is contrary ; cud from the gal lain conduct of this experienced Officer, there is tiO doubt, should they make a dash, he will give a gond account of them. Admiral Gardener, with sak sail of the line, is at anchor, within a short dis tance of the Lk of Walcheran, watching their mo tions, Lord and Lady Castlereagh landed here, this morning, from the Lire& Excise cutter, Cowin's Lilburne, they having been for a cruise off Dover, and tins cutter was immediately dispatched Mi . Flushing. , Four, p. m.—Winil at N. by E. ; fresh breezes. and hazy. The Fleet of welt of war, expected from Portsmouth, have not yet made their appear. arse. Advises horn the Continent inform tia, that a Brush squadron had taken poaseauitisisf tlan island of Rolla, Hi the vicinity of Archhortio sod Imil cap tured or derefoyed a quantity ilf lopping belonging to Minim. In consequence of these proceerlimp4 the Rtusinns hid laid au embargo on the shipping ut Archai4:T and other ports in that quarter. LAW LYTEL4iGENC.L -rier••••••••-•— • • COURT OF CHANCERY, Joiir •—• • • . The fourtb and last S •• eal cohiroenced this day. • /3A RNLI V. SANDERSON. • Sir ?3,ISICEI. HnNILLY, no beliaif of the Plaintill, rowed for an Injunction to restrain the Defendant from makirg use of ins inventhut lit ohieh Plaintiff had obtained a patent. heing an itiproved method of working what is therein called the double looped gteckile4 stitch. A bill had been tiled between the present parties upon ;his very subject, a,:d at issue directed to try their, rights ; And, me trial of - that action, the Plointiff bad a vet-het. Dowever, the defendant immediately ufteradvertised„ in the Nottingham tiliwiparr, the hiving there restrlent), that he had telly obtaulcf his object by that trial. nud was ready to suppfk the trade with that etude, as usual. e . . It was obsrved by Mr. IFfsue, on the Slime able, that if tho Del:rodent had ginned his object by the verdict on the trial htiu against him, the grant ing the present Injunction mutt make his The was granted, calming on the Defendant to shew I:3lr.Se why the Injunction should not issue. A Ike Rule was granted against four other De fendants, fur A like violatioii of the Phoutitre patent. - HASHER V. Itihstsr... Mr. RICHARDS, for the Defendant, ranee that the case made in this valise, :11141 sent by this Court for argument and consideration in the Court of liJa4'.l Be:l , h, should be sent back fur the re-coosi iteration of that Coo. t, on else for argument and iinsideratioa to the Court of Common Pleas, upon the following grounds t—Thr Plaintiff had [dell his bill in the char:icier of Patentee of a machine for raising a nap n i non, and cutiii n and shearing cotton at..l eaarse woollen cloths. against the De- Vorliint, fur Mention of his patent. Upon the bon for the lujunction, a case was agreed upon of the follosing facts, for the porpoise of getting the opiiiiim of the Court of King's Broth, as to the conelnsion to he drawn from them. lu the year i 7017, the obtained a patent. as torso originul vit ention, nun s tinder the conditions of it, duly registered the s ! .ecititaitiolt of his inven tion. In the year 1:114, he procured a second pa tent fbr c 'tam improvements lie laid discovered and made, 411 Isis original machine; and, in like manner, in clue time registered his second specifi cation; and the question made for the decision of a Court of Law teas—Were the improvements stif tictently set out no required by the patent, they nut being specifically detailed, but only to be distin guished by reference to the specification under the original patent ? Upon the argument of this ques. tion ro time King's Brill-11, that Court certified - that the second specification was sufficiently explicit, under the terms of the second pate"[. It was now contended for the Defendant, that the asotrinry was the rigid ciriclosion, and therefore he wished to have it either sent back for re-consideration, or to the Com:non Picas ter their opinion ; and he was ready to be hardly tanelnded by .etch determination. Mr. Wet Aural'', who argued the casein the King's Bench on the part of the Defendant, re-state-it the grounds of his resistance to the ralidity of the specification, that the improvements were required not merely to be discoverable by refeienee to and comparison witli, the original apeci ft entiun, bu t that they should }wit., been specificall, discoreresi mud distinguish . erl by Markiiig what was new as cosi tra-clistioeuislied from what was old. If such a re " ferenee a,.'allowed in the case of one improvement, it might be equally so in a second, third or thurth., alma sa on, ad :;i 9 l,:igiter, to the attainment of that whicli eras °heti the object et pateiltees, for the pnmolie of preventing the world at large of know:vg mind iniprovenieuts they were entitled to make use of, and what not. The LORD CHANCELLOR did think it neces sary to call on the Counsel Inc the Planitilf to re sist the motion. 'fins Court, in making its der:i s:oils, was not 'loofa! by the opinion of a Court from Law, lipt proceeded 1:t1011 Its own jurlgntent ; however it might wish to lie assisted in its decision. by the opinions of outer ; as he did, the division of the Court of King's Bench to Ire perfectly right, and suppeleing the . ComMon Plan., i(the cure were to he will there, should be of uu opposite opinion, he should have to decide be tween tb oppatitt.ititigbient.. 11, on the otheo hand, he were to send it track to due King's death for re aroironit, and re-considerAmo, 414 that Court should happen to reverse their former opinion, lie certainly could not agree with inch a decision ; and, therefore, no gelid coatd aria: from grouting the motion. There was, however, a inede by which the question might be finally put at rest between the parties. Let the Defendant move to dissolve the injunction, which he wiluld refuse, stating, Os his reason for %Itch refusal, bit argument in the de cision of the Court of King's Bench ; and then the Defendant might eo tb the House of Lords for their deei.tivii on the propriety of his judgment. Mr. Rictiaans took time to consider what course it might be expedient fur the Defendant to adopt On the or:cash:li. airmen and OTHERS a. lIIDGi%At and OTHEIUI. Air SAUCE!, !tont/AAr applied for a Hide, call ing on the Defendants to sheer cause will they should not be restrained by time injirmtion of the Court, f, oat selling and disposing of R work, alleged by the Plaintiff's to ha n piniey.frorn 7'he Ahridgrwent of the Litre of Yiti Paw, compiled (nig:11111y by the Plaintiff, the alterations from which were only iii immaterial instances ; but the copying of which was so close as to contain the very unmakes of the orig Mal. Cotiat-a-'. Take the order." • °triers were received, yesterday. at Woolwich, for the vetoarls that were to take oat Mt. Corsair:Ye nod his ro.•ket., to proceed to the Nore without delay, although Mr. Cue unevr. shontol not he able to accompany them. Monday morning, as Twist ea HTSUIP s . a la bourer in th,• Went India thicka, wae working iu the hold of a mhip, one of his leg, was jammed be twswe two tasks, and broken. Hr• was taken to the London Hospital, where he had hern but a few hours, befOre kris child. shout thr.•e years of age. was breegot in, almost horns to death. having been left in a mew by itself where there was a firs, They are both ut a very dangerous state • 7NSOLvEs? PE Btoi • Vesterday, as adjouruecl..Quaelet Id st Ouildholl, for the libenstosu doom confined ia t i gaols of ti words of oue hundred wale r; hart fleet Prison, Linden st rest limbo ~ , re ;Se Poulin Comntr, .L.e. , t I, wer A o, re m a im their schedules, • awl ! a few were opp creditors, on the grounds of Irattd: ti be ieltied to-morrow. SALE OF HIS ALLtESTV'S SPANII Yesterday morning, at rout company, of Agriculturibta teat Prddtock Ilipuoitesthet Portia, in lie' 'lttfero 0 1 . 2 toile uF lt>o sheep, selected jegfY . s SpitOish flock of Meet:.o She past 12, Vie following lots of Rams a put up tic anction by Mr. ,Datitel Soot Lot t. A fidl-entrattlied Ram, of the Pasta chow dby Mr. H. itU4ll, for 2. Another Paula, men, Mr. Stamfbid, 3. A Peutar rain, Ms. hiemland, 31111. 4, A broken-mouthed raw, of the M. Cater, 43p. • a. A folbutouttied Paolarrant, Mr. Walt 6. Another Paolar rim, Mr. Hinit), log 7. Parlar tam, 91r.tratrold.ferAl. • 9, Parelissed by Mr. Cititingdeoilb, Nevelt ram. 9. A foll-montliel Panlor ram, Mr firm to A Ponta, ram, Lusa etri.nattati, Ltd to, Mr. W3'.ton, 6 )p. A foir-toothed NI/Vett tll,l. Mr. St.,* pg. A foll.touothed Paol ra.r.Lard CY, 14. 4440, Major Anhorto, 41(a. 15. A ditto ditto, Mr. Cbarchyaiti,miga. 19.. t Pm toothed ficarate MPS leilf.dq 4 17. A toll.mirlthrit. PaAlar rani, 3 r. iiJ IS A ditto, ditto, Mr. Sunnier, 54p. /9. A iloto ditto. Mw Hawkins, sotto. 29. A four-toothed Neftalt rasp, Mr. Tit 9t. A ftilbtnutitlied Pourer ram, Mr. (ire@ :9. A ditto ditto, Mr. Wigan. 7:2a. 23. A ditto ditto. Mr Gooding. 4.iilg. as. A four-too:bed 7: prote. my , , Ste We as. A full.rnoutnetl i..olar nor, Mr. Wile. eti. A ditto, ditto, S. John Pirant, 90 11 k. 17. A ditto do au, 111r.1 housas o:rid:land mt. A form toettitd Nepturrom, Mr.l 99. A fall-anottilied PAEII4( onto, Ida. Soo so. A ditto ditto, Mr ilea. Kinks-0.. at. A ditto ditto, Me, AunaNinever • diro • 39. A foto toothed Newlin rms. Me. Hi 31. A foil mouthed entilar.raai r Lord Di at. A ditto ditto, Mr. Irliciassas s aap. 35. A ditto ditto, Mr. Finite, 32p. 36. A fourAmillied.Negrcte ram Sfr.* 17. A full mouthed pasta, ratty Mr. San 39• A ditto ditto, Capt. 'f1 i 0rp r ....43 0 . 39. A ditto ditto, lord Duck., ;sp. 40. A forr-toothett Morrie nisi Mr. Xi aod the Aill.,reong Ewe@ were 9. 41. A failbrotiettlied Pular ewe, Ma. Xag 4.2. A ditto ditto. Mr. Miami, asp. 43. A (till-inundted Negrete. ewe, Mr. r 44. A fulbatintilied Paskicrie j , 45, A ditto ditto, Mr. fetamAwd; ta. 46..4 full.mouthe4 Negrete ewe, Mr. p St@ 47. A ditto Pao* eisr. Jr,! Willits, 34g 4.1. A ditto ditto, Mr. Sorounerton oars. 49. A fultortootticil Sestets ewe. Mt. Ca so. A ditto Pgralse ewe Mr. Strickland, t. A fulbourithed Parlor tr. Mr. St 52. A ditto, Nextele ewT„ lltr. ' ffitia, a; 53. A fbitonouthed Pouter tuovllifir. Ito t 4. A ditto ditto, Mr. Culling Smith, 51. 4 tall.istoutheil Naivete roe; Mr. $ 36. A fall3nuntheit Pouter roe, Mr. C 57. A dills ditto, Mr. 123i1e1. 3r.p. 54. A full-mouthed Netrete etc Mr. 111 59. A fulleatsitthed Paul's ewe, Mr. 90. A ditto ditto; !qr. liaarktos, Jzp. GI A Gilt-mouthed ?t, rote ewe, Sir C. 62 A ditto Paula: roe, Capt. Thats, lid. A ditto dttitti.,Mr. 6.t ntlbmontltra Necrete eve, Mr. Cr 44. A foilmmothett.Paalar &Hai, Mr. 111 66. A ditto data Mr. WarM.D . ,_,4lp. 67. A full -toontieed Negiree, Mr. Grier 6v. A ditto Pouter * Mr. Waltdo,op. 69 A ditto ditto, Mr. Atkiarylags. 71). A foll-ninutli3dNe4reat tire, Xr.te 7f. A tall-nicratL,A Paulm dill Lout 72. A .lotto Mr. Miyhrill, • 41 73. A full-moi•thed Nrgrete able,' tit 74. .4 ditto Peeler ditto, Load Dottie, 73. A ditto ditto, Mr. Cilantemungh, a t @ 78. .4 follonentlied He age, Mr. I 77. A fob-nioutlied Pau' tr SIT. Barad 73. A ditto ditto, Mr`. ~°,9i:irp, stip. 79. A full inuethed N. zrete eve, Mr. I Sit. A full-mouthed Pouter ditto, 41r. V di. A ditto ditto, Major thine); 44 1 1 ea. A full on ^lhtd Premise Oitto, Mr.o 03. A ditto l•ittlar Mitts, Mr. PIM', 2i 44. A Aato, ditto, Mr. 1 . 04,44, 4op. as. A Mitt Negrete ditto, Mr. Wtller, @U. A ditto Pautar ere, Lord Dar*, 9 97. A ditto, ditto, ditto, Mr. Bail,. 379 so. A ditto Negras ewe, Views' Grime 99. A ditto l'autar mire, Sir C. Talbot, .o. A ditto, ditto, Mr. Buueberet, 39-41 Si. A ditto Netortiylv Charted Talbot A ditto Penbir ewe, Mr. Midas*, 3 9.1. A ditto, ditto, Mfr. Tower, 34p. ~ 94. A ditto Nevelt, Mr. Lerton Goy 997. A ditto Polder, Lord Doris, 96. A ditto, ditto, Lord Decie. 97. A ditto Nevrett, Slr Charles Tilbot 114. A follonotobed PRobir rue, Mr. St 99. A ditto ditto, Mr Mitfori!, 47,r5. too. A fon. mouthed Negrete, Mr am The sale closed at about a quo o'clock, when the purchasers retie Boar. with Mr. Smith, to dinner,* accounts. . , Among the rompany present of Kent, Lord thscie, C. Tai Banks, and a great number of Agrirtiltuitsts. Intelligence of the Embargo in I reached Flolland in the course of after it took place. Leticia have been received fro 40th u4l. Through throe we learn recently arrived tit that port fro lorougs a very favourable account puhlu mind in that capital. The the Public Authorities, with the people, oirr disposed to afford were power to the in.otlicr country., just arrived at Coils, is ladcoi toil auccie asoO'racidsolortiae. and .ists 404111. weA a limier 01,401. t 4 thf t -The Sea kifirrocie• of 7'o tngutr, Wee% tai , on ohogt:_to Carior, hearing lO.buoM6nr toi Tbe kiwi% Cosmota eunsairovol Poo Cad's to , b ens Ceps. in were quantity of onworre wlRc h die Ile had cootracted tar with the Spout