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Ditl‘trrealt , on the i2tll, •uoneunced to the ad vanced guaidolsattlie Aria; wnnhl cease, mud that a depatatiou NJa uhout to be sent to the Emperor. This Deputatiou was presented to his Majesty in 'the Park of Schoenbruion. It was co Is of— Hietrklistc:st, Proyiaioaal Maritsa' of the States ; the Prelate of Klustiaucubstersc ; the Prelate of the Scotch ; rotsut Peres'; Greet Vets:rani; Baron tiartewittiss ; M. tie Ma ) coherg ; Hares Herrn, Reflresidary elf Lower Saxony ; the Members Of the State t' the Archbishop of Vienna ; Hato° Lederer, Calstuo of the Town ; M. Wohlleheo, Buritlscrimuster ; M. :aches, Vice-Burzhertowttcr ; Pluck,. and Heists, Coincsellura or the Muuicipality. hits Majesty insured the deputies or his protec tion. He expressed the ;min which the inhuman conduct of their Sovertigit had given loin e who had not retired to deliver up his capital to all the cala mities of war—who, himself striking a blow at his rights. instead of bein.• the King and father of his subjects. had evinced (outsell their enemy and ty rant: 114 Mujeaty itsauied thcin. that Vienna should he trotted with the same indulgence and f scour which had been displayed in 1895. The . V,ptitstiou 11111/werrd this assurance by rarest:Mos • the matt lively gratitude. At nine of the morning the Duke of ILiroti, with the divaions of St. Cyr mkt Bomb:4 timik possession of the Leepoldstadt. 'Ewing this tistie. Lieut.-General O'Eteilly sent Lieut.-Geo. de Vau'c and Col. Iteponte to treat for the eapi_tulatioo of Soe plsee. The annexed capitols uoai 4), MIA signed 111 the ev 4, and on the 13th, at sil of the morning, the g -tiers of Ondieet's corps took poss.-wow, rat the et GENER AI. ()Rums. mouth after the enemy tutsve4 the inn, ea dap day, and at the st t butir, we 'taw.; entered VsMaar. . . . . . " Their their general insurrection, thei , !..nloart which hare been raised by the pia ,r of the Prise:es of tit. llouse of Lorraine, have not been ably to withstand your int senor. Trie PriMes of that House hive shut& ill their r 0.- pita' ; sot as warriors of honour . , but as rasa** • are pun stied by their velf.reproaeheo.....Flina; from Vie..ua, their adieu to the inhabitants has bead tire anti emiedee Like Medea, they have destroyed their owls children. " The people of Vienna shall be the object of your rezar.l. 7 take the inhabitants of this too• wider my pat tictilin pre teetion ; but any disturbances or iricgularilk , I shall ex emplarily punish. " Soldiers, behave well to the People of the Cisonlas. 11.. t as take so pride in our successes • let to; wily word litem sr a prod' of Divine Justice, whicY punishes ingratitude and the want of faith. " NAPOLEON." (lty the IFaupertir) The Prinee ale Nenfehattl. Major-Gen. A I.LEANDER. • lictd.epsari.rs at , iehiscubren, Mpy to. APPENDIX PROCLAMATION TO THE INHABITANT'S OF VIENNA. No. I. 11Vhile the army fiqlits fur Ilse moat important and jiist came that has ever 11POPIC to take ap Mum, wink it gives ,proofs of cum age and p..wsei aces, it it ti.. t J liViiioll of the meta) , may sa..ke eu attempt to •ut V:et lin' • Ow Emperor tiss seat se here to fres trate such au att. snot, by errployiuty the eaves vogue-vas eamsurrs. " Noble mud pneroes iuhohit gets or Vials; ins majesty is elreariy conviueed or your dispositio.s to we see every assistance in your power. TA , hoe that you bare maul rested ftw your coo try ea this occasion, end your fidelity to your littered have mere shone so conspicaously as at this ut....sent, *Wen yoar fate for lutes is at st.iLe. 1 know, and the world shall learn, of willat you are capa ble. Your ancestuys, under Ter..them.' and Lcupoll, drove a terrible force , l w f or e th e e i, e th i o f vi m . s . If h e w h e threatens them at the time was ali:e to timid: through theta some lemur back, the reason is, that the way was opened to him by sninifortos.es of an vulg.:oil...s6'mi maitre. I:ut at this time. when a mass of finer. e - hielt prOintriS cci taiu success, is at the dist:Raul of the SVfereigli, when it wou!... be pusillanimous sad cos ardlike tueutertain doubts of th e fortunate issue of the war; it this day shall we alimadra without rear:lance to him tine renowned city, (*etre of the monarchy, the ',widener of so many grts' who have rendered the name of Austria illustrious, asid ha people happy " Far he front us such di-44race. Tilled with the most protimadigretitode to Ilse Monarch, who has confided y..ar tortoni to one, I shalt Marys be found in the midst of you. I rely unto; yu•ir eNcilistia, and your le:idiom* to ...Jo every thing tint the defence of thee:spite! and the ihaINVIr of the canoe wa y require. ‘Vben we ere all actuated by one ias pulse,'who is there that can conquer as The dise,7e that wa, shall have to defy, if it obould ac tually arise, wilt be of short coatiumitice ; armies will dy to our dUlisterter, loans alt silica, and put AO end to the eXiLrigires that relisiitutv may re-tune. " If said Own the fame of your gestures devotion shall excite tbiotatieds of year felturr-ritLetas, if, by your exam ple, the country shall believed, think what rewards and what glory await you. MAXIAIIIJAN, Archduke." t• Vieana, May 3, 1809" No II PROCLAM %TIAN. " It is possible that in the pre rat positions of the armies /trash enemy may attempt to eater Austria. It is possible that the stirsupt may setter, if, from all sides, courage sad firmness du not uprise au r freewill rtsistaure. 11 His Majesty's armies ore drawing nigh, it is true, its eon ts:daralste forte, fur the iiefertre of Om walrus), but they have esermaiso for the assistance of the inhabitants, that they sway A Alt with auguseuted farce, and frustrate the 161111glalluf the 111.1•1sy. 'fberefiwe every sulojeet of the I:taperer capable °Cheer ier arms, who regards kis country, his family, his property, is required to resew li:oiself fur the drfetire et his country la the neat pnblir office - . . . . "The Magisterh a. ur their anlistitutrs, the prin. cipal manufacturers, the proprietors of the floui..if .stood, the latter, with those employed hy them, iadosell, on the approach of the enemy, to repair to the fullow;n 4 ste t sa ; cacti district repairing to that which is niglimit to it: " In the quarter of Voter-Wiener-Wild hhelower fort*( • r Vienna), Alteutuarc!.., Prebtitig, Aiyung, and :;poreh. •• In the quartr , r of Ohre-Wiener-Wahl (the upper foret4), aulhofen, Seiteratetten, gstatt, Get to eih, 11 tllwltstabtargh, anal Nentenhaeh. " At each of theme 1.111410 M, au Oftieer, daly will comfort the wen to their ulterior .Irrttuation. every man possessing a gun, powder, or lead, must hring it with him. Others are iiestred to arm themselves with pitch-larks, scythes, sod to suuerer, so that way, to tleir t oustry's call. .• As the necessity fur this species of arming may toothier tor days, every person is required to bring with Lim a spr r itu‘, of bread prat-icor (or the eunsuroptiou of hive dot,. •• wh.rre torrlerr the forest impe c ti e n t are, wail rtpait to the uovisisted ststioo with Ire cleasocure wu lam their sl•ste,ct. tVi.•tcver superfluous gum they essay pre. %Lull dratr;butcd to those lobo arc out the matt% prof idea 1 lie loyalty of the Ctahfal iidiabitatits of tbt provis.rr Ir, tie towage displayed by ts,t is sits a simila►weniuu its 1797, WWI the btrt assycniee that they win Mew tbeinsel,e. worthy iit•the glory 'y have acquired, and that they wall seal ously co-topcoats. i :Jr Stset .400 tt of it, coinitry. titchtlitse.- " Irstnaa, May 6, leosj." No. 111 TO PM ItIONNLPII TUB aftc nntlar. K%lttett.a N. Ite•J•quirtt, a at Scit.srabrann, 114, 10, I•u.. I'uke .11 tl..:tteh.•liv 14.” t thie Inoensog to 'our gighlovo au (Mee partesaira-cre..., r•tttapaaid try aei impalrr• Th * .solli , :cr is ata tatJitti 3 i !.(s ~~ .• of year. Highness •tio inform * rue wh nh is the intentioulo sesiiihim back. ThiS ' sit unions! a orucedure, °blips me to make tee of the inhalittauts of the town, in order to 1113€ ' the ho our of communicating with roar Ilighuess. . His Majesty the Emperor and king, my 'Sovereign, Moiling been broaglit to Vienna by the events of war, desires to spare this great and interesting city the calamities with which it is threatened, and has charted ate to represent t.i your highness that ahuold you he resolved to defend the place, t on will rouse the destruction of Yoe of the finest cities to e.urope ; you will hring• all the ealuinities of war upon no immense population, composed, in pmt, of old men, women, and children. not so many heave std. discs, who are sacrificing their lives in the service of His Ma jesty the Emperor of Austria, be struck in what is must deer to them, when they behold, while devoting their per mits to their Sovereign, their wives and children exposed to the horrors of war ? 'llse Emperor, my Sovereign; has displayed in all the cow:Lies into which the war has carried hiss,, his solicitude to relieve the unarmed popalation from these dimities's.— Your ilielnitos most be per: waded that His Majesty is seu sibly affv , ted at behohlint this treat city us the point of de struction, which he deems it a glory to have already saved. Nevertheless, contrary to the ennuis eetablished in for tresses, your Highness has caused cannon to be discharged on the side towards the town; and this cannon might kill, not au enemy of your Sovereign, bat the wife or children of one of his moat zealous servants. I have the honour to ob serve to your Highness, that during this day the Emperor has refused to permit any troops to enter the city, confining him 'elf rattly to the occupation of the gates, and the distribution of pato...lts fur the maintenance of good miler. But if your Highness persists is, defeuthog the fortress, His Illejesty will be toinowiled to COIIII3ICIICC the works of attack, and the ruin of this iIIBUStO3e capital will be eumplete within ati hours, by the lire of obussio mud the bombi of our batteries, as the suburbs will be destroyed by the effects of your's. Vsjcsty does wt doubt that these coosiderations will is% flu.. • year Highness to renounce a determination which will rebus ha for a few moments the surrender of the plate. Finally, if your Highness do not determiue to adopt a conduct which will mese interesting a town, its populatiun, ! rendered • • wretched through y. air ,Higloueses fault, planed . • anti frightful dower% would become from 'althful w eta the elltllll.l , of your house. 1 beg you highness to inform me of your resolntion. Be - tit the s vnty of th sentiments 1 have expressed, and - • .seof i. e kirk eonsideration. i s I ; ALEXANDER, ice. No. IV. [7' Nimbler cuots•:.. the Capitulation. it has nothing reuse:Labia ill it. 7be goitrous were to be pr:suuers of woe.] No. V. PROCLAMATION. ST THE •IIfIIDUR V AAAAA ITSS TO Tar INOVRTISC- T:OS ARS Y Tilt HUNSARIAY Vri,ALSO. o Olen, April -,e7, "'llse ill success of the army in (lentsany, niitwithstand. ing its great broom", has induced His limerriel Majesty to order the HoLga.im Army of lueurreetwoo to approach the frostier, of the kingdom. "Mao! difficultos have hitherto prevented the convict of il.e clothing mod arming of the I usuri e• Lion: but the lino is come, when there oh -old be no longer a question about sad at wkoli itotioug 'tomtit be itopossi tile Th. hoover at the biar • anus:Sae Nobil•ty is stake Coon" national spoil, tic-ution to the coootry and the Mowarch.• might •.. uniike up fur every deficiency in the inuipment and disc.% . " Tile etiontry is iu daoget--we must co:miser or die " Os,, Skit( reign has given us the sigual of the daogs.r ; it is our dety tietniske it thrimeor. I' ily candour, emir:di, an.' moseys risme alone, can we piVitifift /*oriels, s teem &nig. -.Minuet. yoke. • His lie .aerial Iltrlontoo the Arektuke, fieneralosinso, hes Ili int i. d. team she 1.04 to the odd iistaut, with the trio fe. under his cosonnted, a continual euoageonent modes% the Vietteli army, superow in force. - The tiftto and math ewers were inespable of longer's 'Citing an stormy. that mover, root sal reinforcevients. They were utilized to fail hack on the !nu. After the t. wipe had Night with uncoiumuti bootee for 3 date, dating Willrii, tog e.ss of the enemy weever) creel, his Imporiat High cm or . a retreat no thedeth, and repassed the De•inhe. -• .*ere is im form* any opinion of the real state of af fairsonotil the otheial reports are received, es well from the *nay that bas fatten hock on the Demob*, as that which is -Mill us the Inn ; but it le to be rape etl that the enemy will endeavour to make use of his atisa ..dge, and • enter both Bohemia and Austria. " Every thing is prepared to oppose: this irruption, as far •tor force will allow. l'se time is arrived when the Hue. 'roam Nobility may, by I. • actions, %ive fresh proofs ot :heir Sdehty and at- Who, ••• their Sovereign, I ca.• them to repair to the het -•- " Der oeign knows the national spirit by which the Nubility is - nate.l. He knows that no effot is will appear Amu ton • cal to turn aside the *tenger of a disgraceful ase.;„ ohm, by • hick me seethe •tressed. i not,: lf, : 'save the duo t oerfect confidewee that the euer.e; the 11 arian Nubility, which has so often de. (seam .esioi.sa the moue, will, on the present urea. slum, from .e the Magus of the eimmy. " I am `•appy to lad myself, at such a crisis, the Chief and Gerter•:. of a militia .0 'wave and noble, . filch has gives me repeated proofs of its love, and It iO,ll of w Isicb , eoralhng themselves usher my Immo ~ to supo•rt the glory of their cuinitry, acquires an additieinil right to my gratitude. Arcbdaki. JOSEPII, Palatine of Ilunyary." General Duhectic sites Irani Barcebna, on the 97th of April, that eve•ry thing is tranquil around him ; that the arrival of Hear-Admiral Cosinuo, convoying c ith five sail of the line, 35 vessels, bearing 50,000 quintals of corn, flour, roots, and ammunition, has spread joy the city and garrison ; that G. 1. Reding is dead of his wounds, and that with thin ,ias perished one of the bitterest enalnues of the French. The promptitude of the expedition with which Rear..Adoniral CONDUO was charged. does 1101101,1 r to Admiral Gatithesuine who commanded it. _ FROM SATURD.IY .IGfirs GAZETTE. It the Court at the Qtteetenyalaer, the sash el Nay, 11109, PRESENT, The MING's Most Excellent • Ntnyesty is Council ; Whereas His Majesty was pleased, by his ()Mar in Coun cil of ,nth of April lam. la declare certain ports and places of the t-enntries which have bees lately styled the Kiogdons of Holland, to be subject to the restrictions incident to a strict and rigorous blockade, as continued from His Ala jesty's fernier Order of the t ith of November, ; and what/am advice* have Imes received of • militia provisional agreement emceed loin by His Majesty's Envoy Extraor dinary and Mangier Pkaipotentiary is Aseerica, with the Government of the Caged States, whereby it is nodtrateud that Hit 11,!yesty's Orders in Ceased of rat 7th of January sad °fib.. t itli of November, isoy, shall he withdrawn, so far as respects the United States, on the (nth of June next. AIM whereas, although the said provisionnl agreement is Sot tech as was 417 tllO, by His M'jesty's isistrustions, or inch as His Mu , sty can approve, it may &trimly have hap 'coed, or miry happen, that persons, heing tittseus of the sand Vented states, may be led, by • reliance us. the said pro visional ay. mato, to eager a trade with and to the said ports and plates ut Holland, te, and is viviation of, the ristriettino imryoed by_ t - • said (laden of the 7th of is -111011 nett or the i ith of November, Hwy, as altered by the Ord.:‘ .f the Stith of April Let; Ilia Majesty, in order to metro: say imenareaie,tve, that may ensue from the cir cumstance alums rerited„ is pleased, by and with she advice of Ho Privy f'..ouril, to order, and it a hereby ,soloed, 'flint the mid sievtrel Orders shall he lour...led, so tar as is nese'.ary fee the protection of vessels of the said raged Stases, so mitiog wide, the faith of Ilw said movisional mrerniient, vie Thnt -.ore the 9th day of hum ant, nu res. • of the United :guar., ...Is . ch shad e cleated out Id_ le twit the t9lli of April Met, and the 2.01 i of July eusenc, for any of Ow ini.ts 5.1 Holland aforesaid, from may pert 44 ' (he United litotes, shall b.: pplested intereupted is her y ' voyage, by the Commauders of His llajeaty's ships at oaterne. Audit ,s further ordevs.ol, that novelises: of the Uuited Stales, irlikb shall hive cleared out from boy Puri of Ame ric a pre vious to the loth of Joy next, for any other/remitted port, and shall, riming her enrage, have changed tier destination, in cornetist-nee of infus notion of the said pirevisioual agrreo Dent, and shall be proms ding to any of flw ports of Hallooed aforesaid, shall he usolested or isirerriipted by the Conionimilh ors of fay of His 'Majesty s ships or private. rs, 111115 RS arch vessel shall have berm informed of this 'beer on lore voyage, and shall have been warned nut to proceed tunny of the ports of Holland aforesaid, and shall, Notwithstanding inch 1w foment stteuiptiug to proceed to soy such port. And it is ;'urther ordered, that after the of oth day of hoe next, im vessel of the said Ilinto.oil hi.des, which stall 11..-ti cloture o u t, or be if estinSil to any or :he ports of Ilal- In .1, Irons H....etber port or place 601 subj:et to the restric. tn.,. °Case NA Order of the dtitlo of April last, after notice of silo 11 proovicanal agreement as aforesaid, shall he molested or la , I opted to bcrvyyag r e, by the COSlmalltkili Of His Ms-. I jeSty' - ; s:oijos co privateers, provided such vessel shall have so elcarrok oat previous to actual notice of this Order at suck place of clearance, or in default pf proof of actual uolice, previous to the like periods of time after the date of this Order, sa are fixed fur constructive notice of His Moojestv's (Order of the I tth of NOVIIIIIINT, 15417, by the Orders of the 115th November, 1807, and of the Isar of 91st', loos, at cer tain places and latitudes therein anotinued, unless gush V 4. 1- set shall have been informed of this Order on by voyage, end . warned by any of His Majesty's skips or privateers not too proceed to any port of Holland, and shall, notwithstanding such warning, attempt to proceed to tiny such port. And His Majesty is phased farther to order, and it is hereby ordered, that the said seemed Orders of the 7111 of January and title of November, tang, as altered by the sad Oroersof the 26th of April last, shall also be saspesideol, 1.4 far as is necessary for the protection of Vessels of the said ('sited States, which shall dear out to any ports nut oleelar,l to be milks the mstrietiou of blockade from any more of 11 01- land, between the !,)the day of Josue and the tat etey of July next; provided allegro, that nothing that is cont.:met! in the mescal Order shall extend, or Ire construed to r•-.t.ind, to protect any vessels, or their cargoes, that may be IMble to condemnation or detention Gar any 01114.1. C.111.-e than the ens. Imam of the aforesaid Orders of the 7th of Jaimary and the 1 tat of November, I teu7, as aim o, by the said Order o: the • 26th of April last. Provided also, that nothing in this Order contained shall extend. or be concreted to extend, to pr 'test soy vamel which shall attempt to cuter ally port aelsaily blockiroleil by any of Iles Majesty's ships of war. And the [tight Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Ili. sjesty's Treasiory, His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lord: Commissioans of the Adusiraltv, and tile Judge of the High C tort of Admiralty, aad tee Judges of the Courts of Vice-Admiralty, are to give the necessary di rections herein as to theasamy respectively appertain. STEPH. It ELL. The Gazette also contains two other Procianiatious, one allowing the tioportation to Newfoundland of bread, flour, Indian corn, live frost like territories of the U atilt! States, fur which herons are to be grantedg the other fin continuing the prolottition of the exportation of gun. powder, saltpetre, and ammunition, cad any sort of arms, far six mount le:, front the: nth et* J use. Whitehall, May 27, Ming. The king has been pleased to order a Cosy d'Elire to pass the Greet Seal, eutpinteriug the Dean sad Chapter of the Cathedra! Clnirch of St. Paul, London, t•dreva lfishup of that See, the sane being void by the death of the Right Reverend Father in God, Doctor Utility Puttees, late !bebop thereof; and His Majesty has 1140 been pleased, by His Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said. lit au sad Chapter, the Right Reverend Father in God, John Bishop of !langur, to he by Them elected Bishop of the said See nt Loadm. king !,as been pleased to appoint James Clerk, Esq. Advocate, to be one of the Bacons of His Majesty's Court of E•cheetet is Scotland, in the room of Atchibald Cock burn, Es' el. resigned. Th., hung has also been pleased to appoint William Rae, Esti Advocate, to be Sheriff Depetc of the Shire of Edna burgh, in the room of James Clerk, Esq. appointed one alike Barons ante Court of Exchequer in Scotland. Admiralty-o,m, Moy 27, 1809. Copy of a Letter Preis Vice Ad sirul Lord Coßingwood, Commander-in-Chief of His NI vjesty's ships and VtllBCll in the Mediterrsscau, to the Honourable W. W. Pole, dated ou board the Oceau, at Sea, the tith March his —l incluse to be Mid betore their Lordships, a letter I have received gam Lord Cochrane, Captain of His Maier. ty's ship linpericuse, who hsa been fur sunte time past em pleyed on the coast of Catalonia, and where the good see. vices of his lordship, in aid of the Spaniards, sad in annoy. sues of the enemy, could not be exi ceded. I have the honour to be, ac. CULLING WOOD. Its Majesty's ship Intpericuse„ Ca:Japes, January tang. My town--Having received .information ut two Fetich vessels of war, and a convoy of victuallers for Barcelona, brig in this port, I have the honour to inform your Lord. ship, that they are all, amounting to thirteen sail, in our posses.n.o. The French have been driven from the torn of Caldsetics, with the loss of nine cannons, which they had mounted and were inounting on the batteries. I have, ice. (Signed) COC.HRAN E. The Right Hon. Lord Colliugwood, e‘c. . I.sCantoise cutter, cummanded by NI. Avenel, ITemlnr of the Legius edllononr, 7 guns, sti men. La Julie lugger, c .uaded by M. Clumerino, gums, 4 swivels, 44 men. And eleven wietnAllen. Vice-Adwiiral Sir James Simulate; Communtler-in-Chief of His Majesty's ships and vessels in the Baltic, has trans. mitted to the Hine. W. W. Pule, a letter a Inch he had re ceived !roan Captaio Hollis of Ilia Majesty's ship the Stand ard, who had been &latch:Ll with the ships mid ves s el s own e d is the niir,ein •, fur the' purpose of attarking die !slated of Auteuil, giving an account of its reduction on the lath lust. by a party of seamen and lecitinea, lauded under the rum torti of Captain Selby, of the Owen Clenduuc, assisted by Captaiu Edward Nicholls id the Royal Mariam.. The gar rensistme of one hundred and seventy aisite,.l“llieu &red at diserrtioti. Oh one side one primate marine was killed, sad two wounded. The acquisition of this island is stattil to be of import sect in furnishing supplies of water to His Majest'. , Wet, and affording a good sotlaurage to the trade in goiug to or hum the Baltic. • ct siool,trd, Owen Glendour, Aveurr, Ranger, Ruse, Snipe giro-•'t Copy of a letter from Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarcz, Mart. and K. B C.maniander-in-o.ivf of Ai• Majesty's shine and vessels i s the Rattle, to the ►V, W. Pole, dated on bused the Victory, in Wino nontsd, the 16th SlR—Herewith I incluse a letter I have recei..4 from Rear-Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, KB. listing the espinie of a Lhoosh lugger privateer by the boats of His Majesty'. ship Majestic, anti of two sloop-rigged, by His Majesty's gno-trig Earnest, which you will please to lay before the Lords COM . maseauers of the Admiralty. I ma, tire. ° (Slued) JAS. SAEMAR ra Superb, off YUaJ , May p, troy. SIR—I have the honour to inform you of the captor of • IMaish lapse privateer,theSpielei, of two guns anti twenty one mea, by the boats of His Maresty's ship Majratie ; a 4 also two, sloop-rigged, by the Earnest, Lieuteuatit Temp lar; true, the Four Mothers. of four guns and twenty-too arra, the other, the Mockarcl, of too giros anti eighteen mem. I have the honotia to be, &c. (Slgni .11 G. KEATS. Burt. and K.B. Vice- Admiral of the Blue, Sc. he. ke. Copy of a letter from Captain Pater, of I;islsiosts's ship the Princess t:erulin.i, In ttear•Ado, i 1 Sir 111.1vird littrsehati, of which the furnn•r has trioisiiiitted a ropy to the Hun. W. Ir. Pule. Hie Majeet,'s ship Princess Csrui.ii3, off the Teach, slay 1.001 saa—,le I had bout tattooed that a ,I.r lay in the H . • ie railiftc, to g u ard th Owl r r uzi 4 •a 1 4 ha► ier th esi eh l it p roe s s e,i, b got her out, I I•e.f to lattices you that has tog *lke.. to the 0UE16.4 and ode* loolOen tiff. wateraster, last eight made the attempt it teditit% Wi , fl we Irateaaats Su:Alford sod Dobbs, and Lietittiiaxt Eit•zer of thr It upt , Matinee, (alto volunteered) with focr btat• of (fie iih.p meter all ettimmtiol, ninth 141.0 happy say sue 'Tried, to,• hoortflep ter a; lisifisieit cavrit to'cuselt p. a. *ld in a few minute., utter 4 1 .isoiorgote her eni.s, surreetkeed. She roves to be the Klieg of HolluatEs schooner, Ador;r4 Pietheyir, of Pewee e;uits, lime twelve mid r.iur eight pounders, with one hems hawiteet, tents lour pensuner, commiaited tmy Lltrattitulit Lt. Wes Ilemslter, uld, viinper-Inatututd ; else carries toe boa-chasers, 14- !weeders, and one-aft; her outnpkiment is tae.:ty-settrto men, all of whim, were at Auer RWas to refelifelit, having seen fun ship at Loch,- and expected the attack: I am h : i .py to add not any lives were gust ow this Uttlift.Hl am! I (e el ~, a duty I use the °Meets nod uteri I have flit honour to ruts mend, to ssy, that had the stren,r,tli Id the covey been treater, they manifested a two arthless d am ,„. casiou that would bloc door honour fU t bear country I have the honour, Ste. ' C. U. PATER. P S —Fritw what tie have iliscovert4 I boar nu 0..0bi of h er !wing very fit for Ilia Majesty*, service, should a vessel that titre, mil easy draught of stater be wauted i she is seat to Yarmuntli. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Sarah Ratlilione Brothers, of Birtarogliain, gilt toy.maker, Gum May 311 to Juuu to, at teu, at :4t Bart, Julia Pace Brothers, of Birmingham, end of Ahlermin- Lary, t.lMlsn, wholes:llc jeweller, 114111 May 3u, to dutx at ten, at Guildhall, London. LANKRUPrs. Jaws Riebaril Penrose, late of Ihtruchurch, Essex, ser. ;trot', to surreudte, Juno 3, 10, and July is, 114 twelve, at Guiklhall, Luintou. At toeileyi, Mr. Towitseod, Itouniurd, Essex 1 arid Me. Jones, Martin's-lA.Io, Catruun-stveet, London. Jolla Kimmel., now or late of Bury-emit, St. liar, Axe, oterthaut, to surrender, t title 3, i nail Jitly u, 8t twat..., at Guildhall, Londo3. Alturisey, 51r. Kit YAM thit t)e, John IVlbs.ttley,. of Mark•ltute, Loodoo, coriitiet r, to siirrender, Jane 3, In, and July s, at ettrre•yst London. • Attorney, Mr. Allston, Freentan'aicus.i, ‘'orn 1..11. Jobe Haatentann, of (:mess-street, Golden-square, Mid dlesex, ruler, to nut reader, June 8, tt , and J uly it, at Aro n, Guildl Attorney, Mr. James Tam :4l,l4.ourt, Tutople. eltorirs ,txtte Burt, hits of WtiSeck-duet, Si ATary.la bonnie, apothecary, to earmark', June, 3, and Jn'Y s, at tweivr, at GnililhaU, 4.udo.t Attorttey; Mr. F. der, Itaki.attret, Gruvren...,-square. of lioney-lann ultet, London, but ...er, to sorr••nder, June 3, ta, and .!.•iy 8, at Gm, at Goo. nil, London. Atttsumcy, 51r. Ottoreilitch, LoUss,B. Thucteaa Fitt, of the Stroud, Mid, lesc%, busier, to surren der, J due t, to, and July to, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. A num. y, Hr. Freaste, Great Lloteee-et re ri, Lineut;.'s • luo William Poets, of Liverpool, Lancashire, spirit • dealer, to slllrelltkr i July and 0, at twelve, at t:ta Globe Taverti, in Jolm-street, ..iv.apool. :taw:aryl Nlr. Russell.square,LuaJun ; awl John Plonte, Lord. strtet, Liverpool. Thomas Foreman late of alatiam, ►cut, grocer, (hat mow a prisoner for debt in the 3(.ljusty'm ;,mot of Maul dose, in the said cuntity,) to surrender, May .to, Juse 13, awl July it, at one, at Guildhall, towl.at. At-onsays. )fr. S mutts, Ituelsester , and Mc. Inexary, Chancery-Lame, London. DIVIDENDS. June at. Thomas Satterthwaite,of Matrchester, Tsoramh ire, asereleaut, at three, at the New Excliaage•butklings, Man chester. Jaws 17. David Puller, late of Clones-street-road, Retail - - Highway, Mitkllesex ' (hat Dow a prtsoser for debt in the custody of the ATandsal of the King's Beech PI vier, ut one, at Guildhall, London. Jane as. James [girlish an* Ge.,ul c Inglish, both late of Preston, Lancashire, drapers, at eleven, at Ilia Glahri Tavern, Liverpool. June ti. Peter Deabarst, late of Prestos, Lancashire, slater, at tire, at the king's /tramline, lausecswr. July I. John Ar.luti and John Barker Arden, of &aerie,. Yorkshire, winvisterchanta, at twelve, at Gaildhat', Loaeloo. June 27. William Pi to IYstsop, of Selby, Yorkshii c, mer cer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. June in. tharks Neinby, late of Great Orielsliy, Lincoln, tallow•Phaadkr, at eleveu, at the George-inn, kingstim upon-Hull. June in. Augustine Woodward, of liven - int, Lancaster, porter. merchant, at eleven, at the Yorkpiaci, Liverpool. June 10. Jacob Watson, of Elton, in tEr parish of Bury, Lancaster, cottmaspinner, at eleven, at the linage's/eter s:ins, Manehester. May to. Stephen Morgan and Matthew Readshaw Morley, late of York-street, Southwark, Sarrey, ►opfactun, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June an. Matthew Remkik Morley, late of York-street, Southwark, Sarni, Impt. tur, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Joule 20. Strl , Len ".1 omen, late of York-Ftreet, Scutlsaarlt„ Surrey, holster:tor, t.ehr, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jane 17. Juha .t* Oxford, grocer, at tcn, al Guildl.all, London. May SO. John Rumford lrelowl, late of Burr-street, Last Miaalemes, and Lower Thames-sue. t, Loudon, coal-factor, at eleven, at Gull:Mall, Lawful,. June In. Jams May, of Dedham, Essex, maltscer, at 'dente, at the lira& lon, Cokbcater, Lases. Juue as. John 31artin.tale, of St. Jasies's.etreet, in :La Fe tish of St. Jeans, Westminster, 3:iddlescx, wiise-twer chant, ht ekvei., ut Gui When, Loudon. June a 7. Juhu Lusuu Hruton, of Prince -,t, Rutleethabe, Satre", mariner, at owe, at Guildhall, London June $9. George Shaw, late of Liacula, merchant. at tea, 4t h the Rein Deer, Lincoln. CERTIFICATES.—J u E 17. Roderick Mackeuzio, of King. Arms-Yard, London, met aunt. Thomas Mayor, of Liverpool, Lancaster, stationer. John Rioiliby, f New-Al ills, Derby, cotton spinner. John Mums, of King-strect, in the Fattish of Greenwich, Kent, Ladder. Joseph Osbuldiston and Richard Joists, of 3lauchester, Lan caster, cotton and twist.dcolcrs. William Dempsey and John Aeranssa, lots of Jiltiv.ol, tai lors, lEr:nitPerk lawn, late of liingetaa-upon-Null, but now of Aa Kuuq Bench Prison, ate, cbent. Charles Cartwright, of Compton-street, iu the parisi of St. Anne, Weemiuster, iddlksa.r leather-seller. PRICE OF STOCKS ON.SATURDAY, 3 per Cent. Redeem' •• • • • 671 i 3 veS Cent. COINS& • • • 4 per C, ut s per Cern. Neer - -•••••••••991 :11 Irish s per Cest P-'t i Osneium.... .. ......... 1041 u kinds ' Exchequer Bills 14.10 ii peeve. Cenouls for .... T. P 1414, Pork Pharr, Nu 4, Caraill, awl No. 9, Chsruquerres ____ -.. . -- Om Friday sennieht, the lady of Major l'y oneuek, of tM West Shropshire 1 ~i.L.I Ma'am, ids tor soil heir, ut her th r tiler's seat, Ostad• lyn. near h.eskime. itrjulciage r o • k ;Auer at linesmen , me Mukelsy ; s sheep eras roasted, ..ial plerl, of elm toter wen to these who weir 1 tment Oa tre.luesiu y tits sstle mat et Cheltenham, the Right Hon. Lady C:huttuttc Gould, as tow . DZAI/1. Oa Wrclnes,Joy. •t !twill) orte piece, Osfrud-rtreet, Mr. Jolt • Niel ulls, r 1.1.... Ellid Prig., rho u! . 11,1. ..mossy-litany 10, , • ;gull. bias mu , 4 avow, Lied bu.t snail, regt.ited.. .—.l LON Ott. , er...te ' ... (.. i) 7 171...50 !. No ty, OA itasweit-e•ort, t'•,. ... .. -e; and pollOutr%Pat lir (Ike, No 1•4, Itsci. of `.• ' ' ......r. (lone ;,, Sts.,,d, Iy t. w(turL, ..f ..mx.... 4.1. r--4)lklms, 4.4 e f.,r this ruptte 'c , il to Ow Ogisse,(poot pi4d), • ill be elalj attookel to. ty --~ cos. _~ ~~ i tenis 1:, .".1 writlM emit* t, 114 ..• Prato:op Mt. tips II rev Moodat 41.,fe will .• Al i tii to ei pat Fillm fist Par. Thewn Comp, Iti •fsr Ir., ant t.pal 1) Tlrki datokis, BuxM 18? Teri 1 1104.4* Lotter t this M "Wri treunt T iptuntes! sum -1 r iud sr /VIA, S the pui De CZY 1.11i1.1111 `in; h thews N. Coss"' £JI Its is nirr:st gruditei r ilifserti %ill la Tiebo Mr. Sp turas", Viten op • at 'Fe I II if I 11 be mad rte: irtn% 13F, that .s or, Ad • !rest eases, This larw e •reful el prorlec We Mil lisr sra %Old 11$ cow r pa 1 an 1 resimiee shot of tidied $$ "mil i; to ilia Meter tiros s eneet, ens of fort or Love so the edr SoServe God rock The It el iqo of Atir, . fins is Details foe owl (r►rr k of Air Plates tlottsso • • '