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ww.....w "!'747. R•p , m, • victor: wherever ~alley moved, mug' reissive °balls •:aight U eal'oreed. `Bit, when it is known thr ta'theltst intishia„ that 'tile 'Corsican empitior I. at bar, that he him been defected, that eis stir ectiotis it.(tA Ie all Gerthany, ;elite famine 'ne w:es him la his camp at &servant, where he has now Imen . quiescrent for more emu .1 month—when these facts art useertitiord, aryl dilf.eted at (tips. at islrea•nw, and at Revel. we may re isrelably stop pos., that they "camiat ful to produce same for-. men:anon. Oit the part, therefore, of the people oldie inercautile Ail I co•ustercial elasse4, an op position to further concession* hi by. no means im probable. tilt even tholigh r. , :x tease, fro n whetev-r in aired, shoal.' still - , er4o6t tit his alli•lice with France, awl shook' order his armies te marcli to w iris Vienne, we question whether any large di.- , • ,bye force is stati.nied 10 Russian Inlaid, except • 's its is ftlili•lte to be etaployed agaiiist the fo its. It would appear that hostilities between (Cu •sia anti the Porte me 'already beget) ors the Lever Danube; near Varii I, so often the acetic of former contests between those rival tratium. Th e corps ender command of Prince GALLITZIN, of Sutras.. .ow, of Douseowsei, nnd other Generals of Acexasinea; whatever reports NAPOLEON may spread, were, no dontt, intended to set in Walla . chic , Moldavia. and Bessarabia. Nor have we auc proof, as yet, that they are marching, or are in alit to be detached, to BONAPARTE'S relief. A lax% s nee must he sen;hle, that, iii issuing such *rile, s floin his Cabinet, lie degrades himself from the high station in which Providence has placed Imo, becomes the vile instrument of a vile Italian, associate. himself, his armies, and his subjects, to all N A PoI.EON'S crimes, and rivets the chains of the Continent as much as in bite lies, at a moment when the fortune of his Corsican Ally wavers, and is declining. These sentiments may have been arrested and suppressed by terror, op to the e2cl of May. Batt defeat will imams, and give them ope ration. Even Rost•Ncow may be affected by the intelligesee of the battle of Aspen'. Till, there fore. we know, from some authority more authen tic than a Bulletin composed at Sele-enbrinei, or at Vienna. with a view to calm the minds of a beaten, diminished, and dispirited army, that the Russians ere actually marching through the Austrian Poland, we may be allowed to doubt if the fact. Probably tie OAK will steer a middle course, delay, protracts and wait the 'slue of events on the Danube, before he takes any such decisive part, either for or against the French, as is irrevocable. ur next uccouals from the North rf Europe, may, perhaps, enable us to speculate with more certainty on this most in teresting subject. Meanwhile, BONAPARTE'S reputation, that spe cies of &seine/ion, the result of so many victories, which pre( eded ins appearance in the tield,and which prepared hen nee triumphs, is daily, and eveu hourly. dissolving. ilia capture of IC. it), his cal culations of the loss which the Austrians must have sustained, Ks assurances of the march of his Itufi. Sian allies, these weapons will not inflict any deep wound. He must repass the Datiube, ale Feat the Austrians, rod 'resume the attitude in which. be stool afte'r. the victory at Austerlitz, before der; Universities of Lettisie and of Wisteinberg will see in tam the Conqueror. ahem. in 1807. they raised to divide bunenrs, and placed union { thcconstella tious. His destiny seems on the balance; and this awful scoarge of Providence, compared with whom, the ATTII.AS and the Tissues, of antiquity, or of modern ages, were only the spoilers of a few ener vate Or barbarous provinces ; IZ orl APA wry., at whose ramc the world err. rale, May viol a moral, madam stale." In eonserim.enee of the delay occasioned by the e,:teut of the preparatimms for the (Mrand Estwdi ton, and the clanger thence au ising, that its actual destination might be asee!latmied by the enemy, with a tolerable degree of certainty, be fore it waifs, His Majesty was on Wednesday advised to lay an Embargo upon all vessel, in our ports. Even the fishing-boats and smacks are included. The Embargo was cawrced psterday morning, at the Custom-house, and wig continue in force until the Expedition leis nwarly arrived at its destin stioo. Time whole of time troops at Portsmouth will have euvberked to-morrow, aud time trans ports will droit mlnevii to tit. Ideieim's on Monday. It was not known on Weahleiday at tlnmsgate on what day the embarkation will commence there. Part of the Earl of Cuarnaet's tatitsme was scut off, last night. Nail his Lordship's :souye, su Bill -street, Berkeley-swore, for einliarkution. The Helder o friote. froth Vortainituth awl :Ma deira, •rriviwit at liarhad‘es the dtte of June, with 15 boil wok, - eittnuy. La.t Fraty unirards rf 9,000,0601, were issued iruin the r, •r d sent to the Bunk, fur the puTase of twi in six smooths intr. feat upon the Cowed.. Oo Saturcuy they co:n ntenced 'plying to the iktilltess, and on Monday to the Public. The Court-Nlarti4l upon Admiral Lord GAN BIV.B *alit ot Portotitostit, tot poon mrs Expetto tin.' sails. There Jim.: no trolotitory Pro.reutnr, the Noble Lord will I,r ti,...; at the protircution of time Crown, Lw the Jvou• -.IDVOOSTt-GZPIERAP. of the Atlittiralty, 'icier iirtierol Arts. le of be ioc ohh g wd to do lux utmost •• to Like, sulk. burn. and &atm,. ;" and Lon, COCIVRANi., in particular, wall lie celled upon to atty. whether, or in what, h.• thinks the. Noll.. Lord dill not do Ins ' ttry, as trajoihed by that Articie? T7n 77 • 4 1 114fatr. : lII A , lIIP -3 V.-f- Cr - ^ # i re. ....i. 4 *.. - ' \ 1'" , ... 11\ '' • -71* ~ ....„ 4 THEATitES. MAY-MARCET. -. Last night this Theatre overflowed with a mod brilliant audience. Mr. DIMoNO'S PLY. " The Foondliog of Me Forest." wren ag,iiin performed • with increased effisct. Mr.•Jox es, in the part of Purina, rli.played feeling and spirit ; he teas nip humility appliiiiiLd throughout. Mr. Yonsto and .$1 ral. GLOVER received - much applause. LYCEUM. The popular Opera, Up all Night, and the owe hal The A'ahoh, well' off. last night. with Ma*. The title of the latter promises oriental s;ilinidour---the Serilrry and decoratious fully gra tify the most sang uine expectation. Th e d ancing corresponded with time scene. Curp4 rte Ballet is most complete, and viral to the itatablisliment of the lergest "flieedre.--.The charms of the Opera house sootier to have beeu triondesred, in the per sons of dins LUPIN() and Mr. 1/Levit.t.E's inter est groups, to this new favourite of the fashiona ble world. The Bones were splendidly filled. The Dowsers. Hveheriar Rutlawd, the Copostess of J e .. sey, the Hoke of Arrile, and many others of the Arse raak sod fashion, were present. On Wednesday the Queen and Princess Et.IzA SETH took au airing to her Royal Highness's Cot tage, at Ohl IVindsor, where they partook of a cold collation, &c. and at one o'clock returned to the Palace. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCEsSIS afterwards dined at Fro:pearre-todge, awl returned to the Palace at eight o'clock. Yesterday morning MS MAJESTY. Princesses AanusTA and SOPH,A. accompanied by Lord BalACEl.alt, Lady A Malta CUNlnallit.Altn. General FITZROY. and Colonels TAYLOR and Dasitow. rode in Windsor Great Park, and returned at lit o'clock. The QUEEN and Princess EimaseTu took an airing to Prograore. The Klan, i../OF.E N. Princesses SOPHIA. Attnus- TA, EautilleTti. and MAST, accompanied by Lords Solittaytt.t.e and [livens, Ladies 'rays ma, Sister. end ALEINIA CUMBIRI,AND, Marchioness of BAT* and Daughter. and Counteds of frames- TER, walked on Wmilsor-Terrilee, till nine o'clock ,, on Tuesday. Ms MAJESTY and Lord SOMER.. VILLE were in conversation 'luring the evening. The Ring's Own Siaffo-d Band attended, anal played a number of 'anthill pieces. • Yesterday the Duke of Unamosr. left London for Scotland. The Duchasa remains at her house, in Twickenham, in consequence, we are sorry to say, of her Grace's continuing indisposed. The Order of the Bath and the Red Ribbon. with which Ills MAJESTY invested Admiral Sir RICHARD KEATS. on Wednesday, is the same as was reported, in some of the papers, to have been taken some time since by a French ship, on its voyage to the worthy Admiral ; but the fact is, it h as been a t th e Admiralty ever since he was notni nited to be a Member of that Noble Order, at a Chapter holden about six months since, and it was only taken from the Admiralty on Tuesday for the "overawe. Mrs. FiczttgaßEitt proposes to go, shortly, on visit to S.Atortertnn, in Staffordshire, the seat of the late Mr. FITZ/It:EBERT, now occupied by NI r. TUL LE?, the celebrated Agriculturist. • Mrs. Pioou gave her last grand rout, this season, last evening, at her hoitse in Dill -street, Berkeley. square. It was attended by the principal Nobility in town. Lady CAROLINE Deafen is gone to her seat at Dam, in Surrey. where preparietious are making for the reception of the ROYAL FAMILY. who iuteud to honour her Ladyship with a visit. 'f he Duke and Duchess of RuTtAaa are ex pected, next week, to return to Belvoir-Castle, for the season. The Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND had a select party, last night, at her house, in Sackville-street. The Earl of JERSEY intend* to retort' this slay to Osterley Park from Newmarket. Mr. WARDEE may be a great Orator, but he is certainly tin friend to the Bill of Wright's. ROBARTs. Esq. and family, will leave town neat week for Brightou. Captain 11.sect.mr, in the coarse of his late pt man teat, exceeded every mile a few yards, that there might be no pretence fur cavil or dispute. It is computed that these exceedinga amounted to up wards of twenty miles, so that he actually per formed 1020 miles in the Woo hours. Lord HENRI' FITZGERALD has let his beautiful house, at Thames-Ditton, Surrey, to Mr. Rama, of the Bank ; the terms are 8001. a-year. The tragedy of George Barone', he. been got up in great style at Westbonrue-place—the port of George Barnwell, by Mr. WARDLE; Mil/Wood, by Mrs. CLARI:r. Monsieur ST. PIIIRRE nod the Misses DYKES, from two Mir Cu4,RTRIS, from DWYVIt, front Duldin--and Mr. V 11.1415 ald Mrs. RowLau., (ruin York, will Wieldy perform et the Waterford Theatre. Mr. IllenltT SIODONS, With*. 6th mit. inspected the Theatre which is buildin4 in Castle—drew, Driudee, of which he became le,see on that dlr.— The plod is elegant and commodious, and it will lie early nest slimmer. Mr. SIMMONS will nite r it hunwilidtely lwrore or after Leith Race., when he promi+es to brim; forward performers, whose thea trical talents stand In./hest in pott.he voictuttion. The celebrated Mn.. SIDDON, will {race the hoards at the crsinniteneement of the seawm. WV* Chown l'asveLvAN is•• lerted n C innn Reohlentiary of WrlMANthedral, Wee the lute Canon Ui u cows. 11110 MA! EA•nr.s. E.g. is 'appointed Collector of the Coponms of Bengal. We the Into A. P. Cot... LI n tag, FA / . At the Cambridge CADuantencement, last seek, the Hey. CLAUDIO! BucAt. A N, Late Vice Pret.ident of the College of Fort William. in Bengal, vans nal in;tteal to the do. 4 :re of Doctor in thwitie.y. by the Nitudate, ou teooto.neutlition of the Unita aity. T w iTT 4 "pr- _ Lair Pot urrNcit. . . 001;IIT 0 1,01AlliffattY. Jos.ir IS. . nominee, r. JIIPP. Sir S LttiUr.l . RAIILLY 11•111rell tied Mr. Jaw be committed for a breach of die order of the Court. to the year 140*/, uie intinrucy was discovered to have taken place between • young gent:emelt of the stains of elorroclo, retitled 1,, a einem, of 50,0001., and a voiniv lad.., the daughierid u Gen tleman of the name of doom reeklent at Clonag, in the county of Sussex. testae ettrtnided to be interrupted by the friende the former , . Inploch having failed, they proeteded, in the 'stealth rg .113 gust. 1808, to in-ike the minor a Ward nt 9* Court ' id . Chancery', and appli.•:i to the Lord C;:neeilor fur 1111111i11111•1103, pllllllllll.ll/141111 tenure iestri ourse t personally, by letter, or otherai.t, laniteeis the parties, or soy proviso aaseastur the risme; which was accordingly awarded. The friends of the Mi ner afterward* discover. I that the young hail snot in the month of Alay last. at the home: of Mr. Faselaile r isi Bllker,4ll!ei. and 114 d 111,41 /4:111,.1.4 together at her father's. An apisliesitims vans made in the month of June, to commit Mr. J5l o p, for a breech of the injunction. The Chance. dor -l:en or tieredd a wince to he Reeved on Mr. Jiipp to an swer the affidavit oo which the notion a=es _round ed. Mr. A libis lur e made 411 affidavit, denying ;4.! enenitragrinetit ail tae parties, Land, On ti e 1•41111111t . W was anxious and destious to remit their tuner cots rse. The 1.013 CH A NCR LLD* directed Mr. Esdaile to be enjoined from allow/mg further ine:•tistip at IDS house. As to Miss Jlll/1/, his LnrilsKp that, however reluctantly, he a ould most certain ly commit her, it' she wain coninwled it breach of his injunction, by receiving the yeas of, or cor rrapoweling with, the Ward of the Court. Ma Lordship not cousielering the ufeidavit of Mr. Jupp, the father, auffietesitly explicit in the denial of particular facts, gave him pi emission to make fortlieraffillavit, mid directed the matter to steed over to Mouday next. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Gut L--JULY 13. Sittings at Nisi Pries, tej;Jre Lord EL LE NUO 1.0 L GH an d a Npoeial J ar". STIRLING e. 111'1:101S. This was an actioa, io which Admiral Stirling war the Plaintiff, upon a policy of insurance on 'the ship Princesses, to recover the saint elJf 4471. los. Admired Murray, and several other wili*seeil. were ' called to prove the ship seaworthy. .g . „had been taken at Monte Video, and was 611 its hay tmEng tlwith u quantity of bark, whtu it spreg , ii Irak, and was deiverteil at sea. An exception wars taken, on the part of the Defembint, upon a elleal , mi, whether the prize -agent Pool beco properly ap pointed?—Lord ELLENSORoLcoII was of opinion that the interaction was perfectly correct ; and the Jury retunied their verdict -for the Plasutilif, 4471. 10s.—leaviug the point of lace open fur further des. CHUM. ST I !ILI N a. • - . This Retina was opou a pedal on the sable ship, lay Admiral Stirling. again>t soother underwrite,. The defence set up was, that the shit,, being de serted at era, this action being upon an insurance on the carp, the aharulonment could not br 1'411:- si,ared as coining within the words of titj policy. A similar questaue of law was also urged to that in the former case. The Jury, leaving the Arrive loess- , tine open, returned their verdict fur thetPfaintiff; 1161. 10s. PARKER V. THE LAST INDIA COMPANY. This action was egaiest the East Indurtiompany, for a breach of contract. Mr. PARK, for the Plaintiff, stated, thin the year 1800. apprehearion s bein g eutertaieetrin this country of a scarcity, the Lust India Company ad vertised, as on inducement to ship-owners to bring home cargoes of rice, that they would guarantee their sale at 335, per hundred weight, and publish ed advertisemeuts to this effect in ludia, extending the guarantee to all importations which dewed arrive no England, poor to the 30th Decemlier., 1801. The rice imported by Defendant did not reach England till -180 i ; but the Plaiutiff coutend ed, that the agrecineait ought to include this car g o, I f as its papers were not made up till too late a penod, by the Compaity's servants, to render it possible for the ship to arrive within the given time, and that her stay had Leen protracted by • negotiation on this subject with the ineisagiug officers sei Upoii et goortion by Lord Eceetraoamient, it appeared that no express deed had been entered Mike sod the Plaiutid was tionsuited. SPANISH WOOL. RANDALL O. TARIERRY. This was an action upon hills of exchange. for 12,9761. tts. for a large (pommy of Spanish wool, sold to Defendant in Fettriniry last. It appeared that the Defendant did out purchase the wool tor his 0%11 use, but Nem speculative hope* of its rising in price. lie made the purchase on the 2,1 of Vehruarv, and gave his bills et four months, in payment of - 65 bags ; to hugs -of what are termed It's, at 20 shilinigt per pea 1, and 16 bags called F's, at 19 Ile turn gave instructions to Messrs. Brook and Sims, wool-brokers, to iedl them at 411 1111•1111e.d price, the superior kind, the We, at and the inferior, the F's, at dd. but not to part with them tut these terms, utile 4 banker's acceptances, at tao mouth., could 4 klli pmcured. The - wool coatinued at a very hige4 price ter some days ; but a purchaser could not be met with. About the 10th of February the market becume dat, and the lustre'', at hi g h prices. was on the 15th; seice then the market has been very dead,rcareely any thing having been done, up to the present I • , only one sale having taken place fur three enmities. wheel, out of 1000 bags, there had been but 10 or 11 sold, and those at very nalsteed prices. The Defendant, finding his si.e colutiuti likely to turn mit turd, as alleged on the part of the Plaintiff. csioplained that the wool did not answer the sample. said refused awn'. A number of witnesser were called to ruestautiate the regularity of the (seismal contract, and several for the Defendant, to prove that the woo' did not cor ms pood with the rumple. Iscr.l Pat eerioeneen otintned up the esidence. and the Jury. rifler a few minutes' consideration. I returned their verdict S r the Plaintiff, 11,9761. Ss. 1 _; ~. . . 7 *- I ' l74s:o o lloAtiiir aidthieir • LTr - • -/ • Tottfarot•, tcti • f'in‘r "NI ews to. the OM rail. 'ft. i. ••• .1. e. l 2 .. t.y Cheri., fist Mr b/pert;a'.. b g. Lbi‘kiat, ilbl. 4 I rb. RANstila•ti. lo▪ crwemt,o4 Seats fur att./late, r bwreptustt. a of 19 guinea, taxh, vdb I° guaseas tb; Lund Oxfartra s.yra Mr. Wbitra.tria Glass-1114w , r, Mr. Sytr amattl err ('air's colt Lurg Clem was a baborr..ter, out tis.i tart ..40106,; . fitit.bz„JuLT 7. " Ass ail-aces(r-de of $4: Kr. Car:110.1. 3 , yr*. girt, by Clowhire Clink ........ 11 Lnr4lttaa.fordli rb R. qt. .. Mr Stalitateb !„0. ti , I 01141 Z eirtireen the.listts for am 4.savepilelti:i alb voi e.;tls . . Mr: Attnis't b 1 2, 12:1, ate 4. th law •I•••• • • • • • • 14. (;..Itlspinaar, 4. re. 4...1, vbs., ." Mr. Gra Ws %Yowls r, Sire. ..... Mr. Cloy add V.I. 4141 Lieut. - Ptah. F. 01111.u4s•tt, lC t.o 19." 1144.4.ris g4Pitkerd, ore of the Clean to t laud. eats r 441,;• d by Mr h •s. eubroor no the da , t, soh I,sorna a icceipt foe stoet released it:t:lara p that 'mow, .vatiogittre . 10. 'tridhet give to the P. A.m., cent. stock, and in the month of April bore fir eie fere perpsse; on toe lint of retire ity ate hats,. ...es- Wits receipt for the purchase of the yd. ..a i 4 / ./the f ID Avid, , • that 1.. r in; , e loch h, said he moored tea , OW Pt 111,1er. Ti.c receipts •.ere. s dby tast,arte of ‘1!,• o►l2 'on veer:oho, tippf.cd 0.1 the ti. nee., los ' dividend, when )e we, &kiwi...a no. i• mat , Air Those. .%iurgui eon:A...rated the stecoacy i,I lib • hat Witness, his loonier Mr. lily, Solicitor tithe Baal, , cprieed, that he 'mined the Prisaincr; th,t be at r:ist driort: %Lc roar,- t afterwards .1 it, ...id 51 31‘ st derrd the ' , woos as pie. is of ida..it roper - and that he bat made use of tea mows, Ys oa , received It -its ti. the tett Moreau, (or hist ,the Prooi.e.'s prow, purp....* Mr. Charles hoira, Cie,ke. the tlieyse wine ocr cci.t stock, dep. , . it, there wow, had becii • person .p 110C.011611 sf the nettle of %%est. .- • 4 'Mr. Anent S. Cornett (Sr the Prisoner, awed. that Mc. iadarserrils:as or Ira weer the deprottisris, .loth 11019,14,441111119, thst it wisalil b. hopcieehho .or It a p envy infis any &hue at the newest tow. es it lAMB 141141/1.1 10 keep buck Cie part of the Casa ehtch !at. cawed issixtit he estrant...4 JUsS le Cie Prisoner, oll.l.ths came us. The Yeomen, Si his dersesk,•6l4.lll; ys cosso:errd the. ce.tos ,11.1 a. ~.orh peps, ; he ti.tarsda .1 is pit:vitae t wort the, `tat opport.initytt be oak sh ..rea.d • - irims to the Muter is petitlrtx, r they 1.4 *coo. sew isertiert Fie es. INN, eo,, , asellell tresl.-site asl .sst suet is** kris Minted. .0- a TilJf Lifrir PATCH, -- • . Our readers will recollect, that, at the nwinatatile Petits, fos the toordre of Mr !i ieht, at his that DepiOnit, et was !woo d that Mr Docil us, Y• pair of pistols-40, of then aids cosid ballattad-wer stale cy• canto a... nude Iv hal ths 4ilacr,bist *ism .tt • " haw Co.. try Dock, eriaelt s so h.o • ads yaraseetti Mr. RI bast's hoops% liashee‘.exCa.ath.g soma lain park Maus...fear et deeproor at, Mr .High( lignielvsli . . gyros the stronwris ; within these stet d a ys a i i a tol b ur r • AisiosSolosse the woo, wird; uo con.paneoa with the ~stol • pe Sir Blight's house ' panes to watch : whits. is • to e- • vincia; proof *pont Patch, m no other wow but htensulf had access to Mr. Illteat's pitted.. • •e!! SIIOLWING ACCIDENT. Idea morning, as three.m..a in the coupler of 'sir. I,llopkilis, site soap-604 Kr. I i Ela.bican, were lean. ti, out a toss-pool, iutu Lbw swot lees Lail Lees creireled, City were. overt:mile Willi lite noxions and full. ap.dar.3.tly. . - A poor carman. a perfect stranger, beario g th e cry 'll • wilt ill, one go down to rare 11w enli.riterrod hie services. A rope wee put roudil hi; I,oitl. wuJ, bt istg let down, he seized our Ql rankrers, anal they vere both dragged no together; but, se , rei.cret .10 ('ate, that this p, O .r Delicious Idiom/ is likely to fall a victim to his huinoutiy, - ior not only su ffered from the ethuvt.,,, out %118 arserellp 'Hi:lured by the rune. They we: C 411 ea, ticsl fiartholomtu's Hospital, two of Cleat twit rout a hop,. of recovery. I Nothing of inaportatme occurred in the Cousin°. Plea. yesterday. The Orpheus is arrived off Dover. She sailed from Jamaica the igth Ave. Ott •Ist o. Jostle • fell in twills the Bert, enui,eti,, of nionst MO twit all well, except site ;.rt patteil war the fh•et the 7th of June,. sit lat. Id. 30. long. 8.1. The Lord Keith merited at Beard about the Isth Jinuury The Estrella. and Lard Cart/errs kh arrived at while tio• fleet were tinder rho is'ch. ;Ilse Carmarthen sus at printbay alien the Earl St. Vincent sailed from then/ r. The ierraproes arrived at Point de Galle the 20th Febsuary last, nu her ray to lloushoy. Pie.seoL:crs per Earl St. li:,ease— Frani Mitelillaasti. Mr. and Mrs. Mad,,, awl toed?, Rev. Mr. Wade, Capt. flacelay,4'ults seg.welst, the Hon. A. Johnstown, Mn. Johnstone. nee Sir Stephen 1-vrhirittin— Friar Maelras--Itr. awl Mrs Deb and tastily. Geoete Buchan, Lay Mrs puttewortit, hits tier, I..etit -Cahoot 31artio, Units. Cisigthard and Packer, Mr. t;. tiu.burvaa. P...se era Mist s . s •Acys, M. Cssaishel!,.l:iterjohn, Procter; Ur. M. ~ Chpt. Teyte,, lib. P. )(carman. 'StatethAt quantity of tile io ihe , by the six principal houses, be t ren the r.!h July, 1808. and sth July, 180'4 : .thenets. I Beivide. Strath., 25.11714 r:64i n i,11161 Charringtos ..... !„pub t int tint , Breen ... 14,1194 Webb W. T. STRETTON. • Sir Rour t gTWit.itOg"it is staid. has resignel his Pit 1.014, TACT M 41,4.11 BLIMSFORIM. is the Pseils.. Ica, au service ; 9s coiss , iluns4s of Wit logics aloof' he ranitel and shimiplioett, firing no fouget owlet bio eonitl.gprni. ..• Don R.tmon• Dtz. Cured. tie hate C or l'or.to,jturo, nitrl 11.irieteinint•Genevel of tl army. orderr.l hour by a special ' , pee* from tioventment, for the parporah of being toted to rose special wester , hi Swabs. wale his. dy ; sloe Brigadier-General Ser . at. • la. ( ' a osts DeisovaDrev, of the list•l Artillery, and Copt:sit% Hex t.oczo, of the Ro7of Nosy, tame passengers hi the (lice, fr o m Si. Thodtis..