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• bill-, Anti the ernel and unconstitutional practice -a sending men into seditarvonfinement, twigged lease to propore the health of an able and elognerit Friend of his, who had distinguished himself late occa4inn before the 'loose of lowls• lie rhea proposed 6 * The health of .1/r. C/;_tfirrd;" which was drank Is it 11.1011 (:t.tri - rnto returned his thanks in a forcible speech. G. mo or C ar h er ight and the Middlesex Freda,* ere" was then 'kook with vothuotaii.„ Major A ItTWILIGHT retitriled thanks for himself stildwhe Mitttlksex Elector-, to the meetii.t, who. had so hii:itly•hliioureil lie concluded by proposing As a The Cminties, Cities, and Towns, that have recently declared their conviction of the ',tensity of Parliameatary Reform, partmalarly such as VA ii-commended the 'dup• flan of the f.plesulid example of the City of Westminster." It wits drank with great upplaase. Lord Erskine, and the liberty c l if solitary eon. ji',rmeill," t. h drank. After which, Mr. Fin s cart', in a 11101 and el.iiineitt speech, proposed .. • P i e health of 411 r. Whiti».rad," which was drank enthusiasm. :sir 13uvlett and his friends then retired. Nlessrs. Dignom. Jones, &c.far-iired the company with ensay appropriate song; in the of Of , eteitintro_ THE iIkAiTISH PRES S. LON DON, wi - piNcsmy, ai .r 2s. RECAPIURE or OFUIITO. The A'oupa►eil schooner. Lieutenant Du iuri iJN, is arrived at Falmouth, with au accounts tinit Sir A1:1111.1* WELLESI.LY took pte~.esion of Oporto 011 the 14th instant. Sir Alaimo hart wiitten to the Capt. of the Setuiraa.i .• , desiring that an Officer might be soot to Head-quarters .to (wry his dispatches to Englvitl, but the westerly winds blew so strong till the 17th, that no "Orel could pars the bar; upon which Captain Gsarrjtß dispatched the Nonpareil w ith the ilaportant fact ab....e-mentioned. The Nau tilus, it is supposed, will Lc dispatched with the particulars, as soon' as she cast ;Nam the bar. The intellionee,by the Nonpareil, t*r been ascertained, seelree to he considere4 urea , l,- factory, sines it is conceived to imply that, thougn we have entered Oporto, let that :se Ft era 11, eq.. der So tt LT. have retested into so, the 11: or up4).io is, in itvelf, nu xreat o!,ivet calla• of military fotne, or of se.,ti move. qiteisee. We give this dm, id conformity with our pro wive, ti bill and faithful report of the trial of dear. Advniial HO TS:Y.—While we admit the jostle' of his sentence, we must regret that the volintry has lost :he services of so valuable and meritorious an OFficer.--We regret it the more, because it Is lint tile Officer, hut the Minister, whom we un , ht to bluish-. T 4 the same spirit that produced the three sa per itediogGenerstaat Vimeiru, arid the trial of Sir if EW DANI:TNTLE, may be traced the appointment of Lord COcilltANE to auperreile one of the gallant Heroe• of and hia disgrace, in the trial and dismissal of the gallant ILativEy from His bluje , ty's service.-1 he people of titghewl, the world, in bhorti have been taught to believe, that the idea of 'destroying the French squadron in Basque Honda, by tire-ships, originated with Lord COCIIRANZ ; whereas it appears in evidence, that such ems She advice mud opinion of Admit - ill 11AI •&y. Why, then, my Lord Mum:maws, did you NOS allow Admiral lit ewe to execute that which he vule the first to cone' ive ? Wby was he, .!ii the ether, gallant Olneers in Lord Gsama's fleet, indirectly datiaird incompetent and %us. tit, by committing the eaterprtae to an inferior °Rica, totally unconneeted with the sepnwiron, and %ALA ins for the express purpose ? The history of Admiral HARTET shews that he would have done the busincis as well la I.Ord CuCHRANE, and was as ready to do it. I'lle crew of Lord NELSON and Sir JnIIN 011 n. does not apply ; and Lord atm maga will, iu vein, plead the example of the Earl of Sr. VINCENT. Ministers, lineerer, it must he • confessed, have succeeded in their politice...- They disgraced an Onoffemling General, in the person of Sir Hew DALRTISPLE ; they have now disgraced a meritorious Admiral, in the person of Sir ELIAS lIIARTEY : rad they have carried their point is screening Lord CASTLEREAGH from that punishment, to which public opinion bail most justly and necessarily devoted that noble and magnum moos %lemon nt. His MAJESTY is expected in town, this day, to hold a private Levee and Privy Council at the gi:ELS'S Palace. l'e.teriday morning, His MAJESTY, Princesses Auouers and Soros, accompanied by the Mars •ipii+ VORZIWALLIS, Lord+ Riven* and Attottif __eitera.+ .. r; AETU and' . Idoly C. W•Losultave, FITZROY, and Colonel TAT LOA, rode on horseback in IVindsor Great Park, nod returned to the Palace at twelve o'clock. Tho Qu tee and Princess ELS. ZAIIIIIII took an airing to Frogaiore, and walked in - the garih•us. The Prowess Ax►.t.ta took R n airing in a carriage, in the Little Park, her Royal High.. mils mit haviiig sufficiently recovered her strength to ride on horseback. Monday, the Duke of CAMIIIIDOt reviewed the Royal Illoriw Guards and Ste:Tort! Militia in Wind sor Great Park. Account+ are re^eived by the Genfrerl Anode, of • plot having recently Lim discovered, thrilled by the Negroes of J11111:11e3, to .et tire to the towns of that Island, and aftersards to murder the white inhabitants, to effest a revolution, prerisc!i similar zo that which has so fatally prevailed iu the sseighhearing island of St. Domingo. .... I I • I I. r 6 II I I I 1 ~i. F • ti ~~.,' iits~~ ~: 1 .-., FRGM LIST NIGHT'S GAZETTIL Admiralty (Vim May 23, iscg. copy Pis leper from Hear-Admiral the Huu. Sir Melt/oiler , Cacho/me, K. B. Commander-io-Chief of His Mojeoty's rhipo lad mods at the Leeward Islands, to the Hon, %. W. Pols, dated on huajd the Ncptuue, oil the Mona Postage, the 17th of Apriloso9. btx--1-tsving in my letter, (No. 6.37,) dated the 7th instant, informed the .Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty of the arrangements that had been made between Lieut.-General Beckwith and we, for the rejection of the Saints, and, if possible, to secure the French squadron of three ships of the line mid two frigates, then at anchor there, which it is ascertained -were sent to this country, expressly for the relief of Martinique; I have now the ho lm'''. to acquaint you, for their Lordships' informa tion, with our subsequent proceedings, which have been attended with the capture of Le D'ilittitpoult, fine new ship, of seventy-four guns, of the largest class. The troops, under the command of Major-Ge neral Maitland, arrived at the Saints on the 13th instant, and were landed the following duty with lit tle loss ; the direction r all naval operations con nected with the army b.F. ing been left entirely with Captain Beaver, of the .leJsta, who conducted that service with all the correctness and celerity which I expected of him. On the afternoon of the same day, two howitzers end mortars began to play upon the enemy's ships ; and I reee,red information that one of the line oad weighed one of her anchors, bat that the others did not appear to be preparing, for sea. • I must here call then .ordsh '4lll' attention to situation of the Saint:. whit!. ;lave three pas sages the . 4, nr could e.cui,, shying!), utid these lacing iiituet,i: iifferent directions, mode it par ticularly difficult a guard by tive s'ops of the line, so as to bring. an equal force to trivet enemy a; either point. I • At batf-pus• nine in the evening the concerted signal was may • for the enemy's ships having put to sea ; but the signals were for their having gone both to windward and to 1 - ,•ward of the Islatids, which vas literally the c, as lam informed the two frigates ptueeedc:l el), •v ay, and the three line of battle snips the other. The Neptune britt at the time off the south west passim!• • m-rde sail to join the Pamper, sta tioned ',oder west end, which ship 1 le;und had • • and in chase of three ships, •pparently u : iiing to the W. S.W. but from their inn:ear :ince in the dark, I did not suppose theta to be• of the line. At this time I was particularly at a toss how to act, for if !hoer ships should hr the enemy's small men of war, and the line of battle ships, reported to he preparing for sea, should remain behlud, the withdrawing of the equadroa from the Saints would have lwen fatal to the worms landed the preceding .In. The night was very dark, end it was not detereni .e whether the whole of the snips in off welt . of 1 , .r line or not, although \t'e crom2.l so near toe .:rninrr.t. that her shot -track the Neptumatei kiilerl one man and wound ed roar. Worn daylight approached, they were glearly discovered. and ev-ry endeavour maid to come tip with t.:ein, the Parapet: bei n g the only line of battle ship. in company, cud the frigates not joiniug ontil the fullt.witg day. Some ships were seen from the mastw-eed, to whom I seat to sigoity, by a sloop of war, the course we were steering. The superiori of the enemy's s:iiling, l e ft littl e chance for Ike Neptune getting up, unless mime of the ships were disabled. and if any accident had happened to the PompEe's masts, they must its evitably have all escaped ; .1 therefore directed Captain Fshie to endeavom to cripple the stern most ship, without bringing uu the collected fire of the three, then in liue abreast. hu th'al attempt, hr was most gallantly supported by Captain Napier, tit His illarsty'a sloop Recruit, who kept close up, although fired at from all their stern chase guns, mid did every thing that WAS possible to be done to cot awry the enemy's masts nod rigging. end conti nued this service during the whole chase. which lasted until this morning at half-past three, when Le D'Hampoult was brought to amiou by the PPM. pie and Castor, as will more fully appear by Capt. Fabie's feelers here judo:smell . _ 1 should tint render justice to that excellent Of ficer was 1 to withhold the praise due to him for his inireinetted atteutiou duriu. so long and arduous • pursuit. and his taking such advantages of the ewe my's situation as o, casunially oceurred.t I have much to regret in the loss of those that have fallen mid suffered on the occasion, a lid of whom is inclosed. As the other two ships of the eneray separated on the morning of the 17th, at two o'clock, their route cannot be well ascertained; I suppose they made sail to the southward, and will pass through the Sombrero manage. They had outsailed this ship so much as to be at too great a distance to be observed when they parted, we of course followed the Poitipi:e's I am now waiting until the Pompiv and the prize are refitted. to proceed to the windward ; and I have detached the York and Captain, wall two frigates and a sloop of war, to the Northward, to try to intercept the enemy's two ships that have escaped. Until their Lordships' pleasure is known. I have commissioned the prize. wild appointed Capt. Na pier to the command of her, as a reward for his spi rited conduct during the chase. I have the honour to be, &c. ALES. CoCISRANZ. Via Majesty's Ship Pamper, April 17, tenet. Cape Rawl, Purtu Lilco, N.L. by Di. arern or right leagara. obedience to your orders, com municated to use by telegraph at five p.m. on the lob instant, proceeded under the Lower Saint, Mr the Orissa: bf watching the enemy' s mot i ons , should they attempt to escape from thence to the Northward, I observed, soon after nine o'clock, this signal, from the small ships and bri4s more in shore, niuler the orders of Captain Cameron, of His Ma jesty's 4100 p the Hazard, that the enmity had put • to INA, those signals were repeated to you ; and at forty minutes idler nine o'clock, the Lower SaMt hearing east, about a mile and a half, 1 distinctly saw three large ships coming down, under all sail, arid followed closely by the Hazard and several others of the in-shore squadron s aith the signal for :K~i ~. • their being the enemy. At ten n'elocli I chimed up with the sieniniost ship, and endeavoured to stop her, by the discharge of two broadsides; Inn being under a press uf sail, z.ntl a strong breeze, steering away W.S.W. she suirevalleil iu crowing es, with out retunitng our tire, At this moment, tire Nep tune sv.is seen in the S.W. staading totwards us with all sail ; and as you hailed incsooti after. and joined in the 'pursuit, it is unnecessary for meta touch no any of the oceorttnees on board this ship, from that period, until live ON lock, wit,. of the 15th instant, at which hour we elitiiely lost sight of the Neptune from the toast-head ; the I,istona and Castor then iu roiscoany, and one of the ene my's ships about (Attie wiles a-head, steering away N.W. half N. Our exertions to close her continued unreinitted. Just before sunset, the high land of Porto Rica was seen bearing N.N.E. about nine leagues.— The night shut to extremely dark, and as we drew in with the land, we were frifiled with light and va riable winds front the northward awl. westward, but fortunately never for a moment lost sight el the enemy. At half-past three ext. the Castor suc ceeded in getting within shot of him,' and soon after began a smart cannon:loe, whieli was imine.. iliately returned by the enemy, who, in yawing to bring his gulls in bear, gave me an opportunity of ranging up :threa,t of hint. At four o'clock I brought him to close action, and continued hotly engaged with, and constantly nearitig him, until a quarter past fit e, %%hen both ships being complete wrecks in their iigging anti sails, and within their own lengths of each other, the Pompee nearly un• mnriageable, and the enemy entirely so, she our-. renderuti. I must here, Sir, exprvia my obligations to Cap taitia Pigot and Roberts, of His Majesty's ships Latona mid Castor, for their attention during the chase, will their spirited efforts to afford me their support in the battle. The hitter, us I have al ready stated, had a partial opportunity of doing so; iv and 1 am n-ured that the want of oppol ty alone prevepttil my receiving it equally from the former. Aad it may sot be improper here, Sir, to go beck • to the.occurrenees of the 15th instant, in order to express my admiration of the gallant conduct of Capt. Napier, of His Majest)'s brig the Reci nit, in keeping within the tire of the stern chasers of three sail of the line throughout that day, and con stantly removing them with his. To the Onteerei end crew of His Majesty's ship under my command, my warmest thanks ere due, for their unuletted end cheerful exertions through out so long and anxious a elms*, and for their steady and gallant conduct during the action ; to Mr. William Bone, the First Lieutenant, I mart wirticularly offer them. The captured ship is the D'llautpnult, of 74 guns, commended by Captain Armand Le Due, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, with a crew of six hundred and eighty men ; between eighty and ninety of whom were killed mid wounded, includ ing several *Slicers. She is n perfectly new ship, never at sea until she quitted L'Urient in February Inclo , erl is a Return of the Killed and Wounded on board His Majesty's ship under my command, together with that of the dauges sustained in her masts, yards, sails, rigging, &v. I flare, ice. (Signed) W. C. FAillgo To itrar-Aiimiral the Hon. Sir Alex. Cochrane, &c. ire. i.e. A lit of the killed and wounded of His Majesty's ship Porn- . pee, in the action with the French national ship D'Haut poult, on the morning of the 17th of April, sang. Killed—Mr..FAlward Casey, boatswain; Richard seaman; Joseph Pool, ditto; John Mika, ditto; Joseph Lee, ditto; John Falconer, ditto; Christopher Finisher, ditto ; Edward Rowe, ditto , Thomas Charles, marine. Wounded—Win. Charles rabic, Esq. captain; William Bone, hest lieutenant; Charles Edward Atkins, lieutenant royal marines; John Eason, sail maker; John Craig, cap tain of the fut twist le ; John Harris, seaman ; Thomas Nor ton, ditto ; Edward Ellis, ditto; W ahem Rayner, ditto; It'illiam May, ditto; James lan, &wit ; John Carey, ditto ; John Miller, ditto; Johu Sheerman. ditto; Julio Gorman, ditto; Boston Gaw, ditto; William Short, goober's mate; Daniel 11411, seaman ; John Bryan, ditto: brojamn Booth, private marine ; henry Wagg, 6.1 d regnui tat ; Alexander Allots, boatswain's ante; David Nielehib, Penman; John Bustin, dam; John Davis, ditto; Jeremiah Alabony , ditto; Christopher Cain, ditto; Jobe Nogist, private marine; llioma.Pease,ti:rd regiment; Thomas Mortimer, ditto. Total—q killed, :to *moiled. Retort of killed and wounded no hoard the undermentioned • ships. Neptene.—Willism Rosier, able seaman, killed; Michael Sands, ditto, wounded; IVillb,nt Callow, ditto; Andrew Saunders, quarter gunner, ditto; John Williams (a) able seaman, ditto.—Tutal I killed, 4 wounded. Castor —Mr. Samuel Cross mate, killed ; John Russel, seaman,mandril ; Cross, ditto ; Thomas Ma. see, marine, ditto ; Beak Blopha, seaman, ditto ; John Lana, ditto; Peter Murphy, ditto —Total, t killed, 6 wounded. Recruit.—Serj,ant of marines, wounded. MILITARY PROMOTIONS rEer-qttee, Mety 23, 1909. Ist Regiment of Life liorirde—Lieutenant James Webber, from the :0 IJiaguous, tu he Lieutenant, vice Sammie, who t xclian„•-es gd RAltioDrut of I)rtgoon Goards—Lirsitenant John Version, from the 42.1 Light Dragoon*, to he Captain of a Troop, without porchase vice Lord Burghersh, p , unoted in the 2d West intim Regiment. Sad Rrgimeut of Foot—Lieutenant Joseph Berry Clew, to he Captain of a company, without purchase, vice H.ll, promoted on the Stall in F'otogal. lath Ditto—Lieutenant Brinsley piton to be Captain ofa company, without purchase, vice Wilkins, promoted in the path Foot. illth Ditto—Licutenant-Culonel John Taylor, from Ural: pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Calomel, vice Duff, who exchanges. t.Sth Ditto—Captain William Percival, from the 67th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without pureaseve, vice Roe, prOUluWil. Captain William Henry Koine, from the t 1 tit root, to he Captain of a Company, without porches,. Royal African Corps.—Lieutenant Donald Mackensie tis be Captain of a Company, vire M•Ciegor deceased. let Garrison Janus from the oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dorrington, who exchanges. Regiment.—Lieutenant Lualewig Hausilorff, from the A Light Battalion of the (knew' Legion, to be Lientenant, vice Sp.. Thee, who exchanges. PA ItTNlLitSllips Dimoi.vErt. Juha Itm.th and Juba Duckett, booksellers, at Mooches - irr, Lan, as*: V. May 13, tail. Dewey Panes* and Thomas Addlerlev Phipps, proprietor* of the Newspaper called The News. Merck no, (any. John Ward awl Email% Hughes, surgeons, at tilaffurd. May is, ta.e). George Ward, Charles (Minton, anti Crate MarabaU, of Ilandatiortly I ink. wallas. May 9, 11i09. ' ,4‘* _ 0 i . - • • John I each,lur oi tb, and I air. Ashworth, Oak. reload and I:ridge-Licht C,..t.itry, tome Um halale. April I mil Samuel Kmaiglit,Thooms Knight, and John Craven, Itae• cheater. 1,, Ist*. Oseid Kirkby and %Villains Walsh% warehouseman, For ster Line, Chearmule. soy. • John Mattock...and 8.. boll Priest, of tho Kierg's Anal Tavern, Curraptina.iereei,Juaho. May 1109. BANKRIJPTCY ENLARGUP. st a , 3 j, It u ic i hpue Itr,mthers, of ttirminelania, Warwick, ar.:l Atdennamalwry, Loudon, wind. .ale jeweller, hum Muy I to June 17, at ten, at Onildhall, I.uodon. DANKRIiPTS Simeon John Dyke, hate of Percieal-street, Cinswell.stremi,, Alit:dlr.. x, m,wocer, to sr reel der. Nay u 7, at tweiv e , J une and July 4, at eleven, nt t calalhall, Loath'''. Attorney, Me. PraLitte, (1e eeille.striel, llntton.4lardels. V ediasst tides, of in nilliatuptnii-alreet, Curt :.• garden, M lad!, sex, grocer, to attn.., err, May 17, st m.icilve, June 4 a.... July 4, at eleveu, ft G, ,i :boll, London. Attorney, Mr. t Thomas Brace, New Buse ell court, Carey-street. Jane. Gorton, lute of Mu:wheeler, 171C1t4ount. to snrren der, J u ne I I, it; .miut July 4, at ;Lees., at the New IFIA flange. It • ildinga, Manchester. Attmonts, Messes. Mai Eer (ea, mill Currie, Mantlestra; unit alessis Milne and Parry, Temple. alliarn Slater, of Westgate-Moor, parish of Waltvfieid, York, tionnfactor, to surrender, June 14, I:, and Jul at cirri:ll,st the New Court Huttse, Itnircfield. Imp., Mr !Nihon' Bettye, Chatiei'vy-lane, Lumina:; ai.il M 14.111 1.111111/ aril Sun, IYaktliehl Stephen Seeger. of Maidstone, Cent, elca!er ni.d cliamnun, to sarnand7r, MaT au, at mti June (.4 rt No, and July 4, at tin, at Guildhall, LOl,lll/11. A tton , e ) ,. tit Y.la. Lle'mary and Derby, Tenaple, 1•111111Gli ; end iltasis. %Cilium.: mail Jobe Strathmore, NI amdetnue. Samuel Rieli•tril Nillon, late of 8011, Norfolk, printer, to surrender, June at fi ve,M at ten, and July 4, a• C' ut the Angel Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Adam Tay:ur, Om foothill, Norwich. Jacob Head, of Beckirtgton, Somerset, clothier, to 'wren. der, June 7, at dee, a, and J sly 4, at Oriel', at the G. urge Lm, is FainaneSelwood, Sumenset. Attorneys, Mr, Cilbr.t Routine', Fannie Selseutal, Surneractsliire ; and Ma. I.llas, Hatton-garden. London. John el yap, of altirilayr•Tyalvill, Glaisturgin, commas brewer;to surrender, May 119 ; 9.1 ; and July 4, at I kart:Nat the Mitre Ina, Bridgewater, Somerset. Altiwzit ye, NI, rigs. Ales.ander, sod Huhn; New 100 , I.uudots .and ale. lidtt and isme., Bridgewater. DIYIVENDS. October 31. James Ektviser Iliaches, if irig-more-street. Cavendish-square, Mitldhasex, I... Antler, atone, at Guild. hall, Lonclou. October .41. Julin, Jackson, of Great Yartiouth, Norfolk, ehymist, al one. at Gmaildhnll,l.iiii Num. June 13. Owen Clutton. of I. y street, Southwark, Sur rey, eunm-mtichant, at ten at Cuilmllsall, London. June mi. William Busby, of the Stlaad , Middlesex, halter, at twelve, at Guild:will, Lu:.ann. June la. Joseph Hooked) and William Jones, of Liverpool, grocery, at eltrco, at Lillynasies Hotel, 112 .axle-street, Li• mem-Pol. June 21. limy Jonra, of Northwich, draper, at Ceres, at the Craw, . Inv, Northwicb. June 24. Thomas Crouch, of Curlfield, Sustrt, grocer, et elem., at Guilmilbsil, June WiIIiIIIIM Humana), of 01.1 Biandater et, Middlesex, couch-maker, at eleisn, at Uudilhail, Loathe.. June sm. Juba kraus, of Cardigan, horn-draper, at tuetve, at the Christopher Inn, Latts. June au. Samuel Nrsilht, of Pristine Selwond r Somerset, tailor, at our, ut the Christopher huts, BAIL June *7. Rata* Parr, of Landon, %hole sale haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall. June is. James Dotty, of Hereford, wins -merchant, at eleven, at the Black Dog Inn, Gloucester, ccirriFICATES-,luxe 13. Juba Holland, of Cheapeidr, London, haberdasher. Benjamin Wright, of 11:irmiligharn, factor. aloes Griersina and A math APKeusie, of Manchester, ca. lieu-prattlers. NAVAL INTELLIuENCE. PORTsMOUTM, MAT 42. Arrived the followin% tramporta, iiz. Neu , Ilupe. Capper Alert, Hdl ; Sir H. illittimay and lirbecca an 4 Elleaheth, from Vigo; arid BritasdNia, Sally, and Lord Cathcart, from Gilmdtar.=-Sailed the Hindustan and Dromedary, for Botany BaN ; and the Dauntless, Brooke, for Cape of Gond Wind S. DOTER, MAY 21. A large fleet of homeward bound ships of various sorts is just hove in sight. The wc.ither is hazy and there is little wiud. Yestenlity seven large transports brought up in the roads, for the purpose of taking troops ou hoard, end about noon the 52d Regiment, from Deal, made their appearance upon the Castle Hill, but WM - Wafter they wheeled about and returned to Deal. It is said they will come here again to embark, with a rifle corps expe cted from the westward.— Some say that the !MI returned to Deal, in cense quence of not finding the rifle corps ready at Do ver; tout this is not likely, as the trauspurta this day gut their anchors, and returned to the Downs. Perhaps, its the tides me very loss mut the bl 4, large, it was tliosßlit too great a risque to att4tnpt to get them into the harbour. Every liberal mind must rejoice to see incr:t meet with doe.rtward. It is with this feeling that we observe the increasing popularity and patronage acquired by ACKEIIMANN'S " Repository If Arts, Literatitre, Fashions," &c. which, unlike moat of ifs contemporaries, displays. in rich succeeding 11omlier, augmented spirit end excellence. So ex tensive is the demand for this interviting Work, that, though the fire volume is not yet erimplet.ll, three editions of some of the number* have altettly been taken of. Ye. - derday the LORD MAYOR, after examining the Nleelweigliers' returns, ordered the price of bread to be continued the same as last week, eiz. the Quitrtern Loaf Wheaten, at Is. ed. and House hold, Is. yid. A shot accident happened on SitturdaLpight to a younz Lady of the name of Cuasttes,'it h' r residency it, rfalfmoon-street. She lird returned with a party from the Opera, and on retiring to her drew ing-room, the ea/idle coinmernieated y light to her mus:lii dress. Her shticks brought oilicr young per. soils fmm the drawing-tom% to her assistance, bet not until lwr gammas were reduced to tinder. The unfortimate young lady, who was ia her euth year. expired is tortive on Sunday night. She wax the delight/I , i of a gentleman of fortune in the West li.dies, uud with a sister and brother resided at the 110t1.• Of an 0w1... On Monthly lest, it his loose, in Si Impel* street, de it;fant inhe F. Pommy, Esq. Mor.o!sy se'sufsbt, at t. r spertswesie is Mercer/ Isne.feru team/ v, its the ustb year at her axe, Mrs Moyle, as'oll. r td Joseph P...yle, Esq. bat eit?. LON IW : Pritstet by G. I) 'V I 1)WON. •1 esrey•stet.t ; and published st the OtYer. P. , 1.., Bark of Si. choorot'n Cho.. WHITT', 'of smile pl ire..--I)rthes, dr for li.. yr, Seel to the ()Myr, rust pstd), end be duly att.' u.;skt a _ld • t ' tr."'"" ••••••••• ,ht e. ;AY, that ? Int id the I . Fel sad t N atd , Stllllll tug tl ( Ohi I at Oa Id IL By 1 by Phi 11111 11111 "C 1 B. al • i,