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r.O I I - i~ ~" ,t 1 i I. :ill' SAM iIEI. iv moved for a Return of all the Persons, mule mid fetnule, committed iu the years 1805-6-7-a, distinguishing the crime with which they were charged, I-ndenting also en ac count of steels as were discharged, cud such us were cm.itaily convicted. After some observations from Mr. RoaNEn stud Mr. W. WYNNE, the motion was agreed to. The Irish Distillery Bill was deferred, on the suggestion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT. The Douse weut into a committee on the Irish Pus: Road Bill. The Report was ordered to be merit ed to-morrow. On the s ti;ozemt inn of Sir JON?! LWPORT. the ()patrol the Day for the louse gniti4 into a Com mittee on the Irish Revenue Regulation Bill was deferred till to-morrow. The Other onlers were then disposed of, and :It Two 0 . L.1.00E this morning the. I louse adjourned. ••• The ]tenthly Literary Catalogs, is unaraittairly post: poned until to-tnoeuvw. 'l l i it. BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. THURSDAY, me 1. Reports of ill succesis to tiit Austrian arms in Boliesuia are in circulation. It is tlioneit that the Expedition no% fitting out at Itimu.gate, may he destined to taxi-t Germany. The Rns,:ian fleet is siipposed to be destined against Stockholm. The Emperor's army broken •p from itx cantonments us Finland, and he threatens to 11041 T it into the heart lif SOCIII.III wiles she comwiits to accept x King of his nomina tion. Sir JAMES AkEZ hats ,wilvd for the 1;a1- tic, and we hope will come up *kb the enemy. e• . ing ." imaressman _ - ide, and determiue to give asaista i nca to Spain, they may yet make anal an application of the force, they may so divide, scatter and delay it, alto 1 . expose them-elves to the jtio. reproaches of the country (Hear ! hear irons the apparition.) He agreed in the prisiciple which the Right Hon. Gentleman had laid down (tho' it was a new one for that Gentleman to adopt) that they should suf fer any thing rather than compromise the honour of the country ; the waniiiig of his Right Honourable Friend was a good one; they should not lightly hazard an expenditure of money and of blood ; but reserve them for that great effort which they might be culled upon to make, and-he hoped would succeed in making, at no distant period. Mr. WHITDREA u then moored the Address, which was negativrel without u division, and the Retolu lions of the Committee were agreed to. Mr. MARTIN, in consequence of the lateness of the hour, deferred his motion to Friday next. Mr. Irlusaissort moved for leave to bring in a Dill to establish Vice-Admiralty Courts in the West Luba Islands--Grunted. Leave was also given to bring in a Bill to allow further time for the payment of duties on wine and other articles. The Arroit,mv-GinEstat. moved for the sc realiiiig of the Seditious Societies' Bill. Sir SAMOLL ROMILLT observed, that the hour was then so lute, lie thought it would be right to deter so important a question to another opportu nity, be thought the Bill objectionable upon many grounds ; it' the House was desirous, he would ciovi into them at that moment, but he thought it inure advisable to defer it. A ft , r sumo further oliscrvations front the A TTOR- N L, Loud 11. PEI iv, Mr. PERCEVAL, mid Ar. H. MARTIN, it was deferred to Tuesday iit- t„ Yesterday morutuu, tier Maarstv, PlilleY•St% AUCIATA, asap Surat*. attended by Lady Tina MK ' went to Blai kheath,and dined stall the i)uchess of Sautissvicis, awd resumed to the (guise's Palace some after six o'clock. Last night. an extra br. of Litters was forw:vd ed by the Post-ollice, from Nltutste.b to Plymouth, lur America. The Pikharl schooner,arrivoil at Plymouth from a cruise iu the Clianitel, lies brought a report that two French ships of the hue, supposed to be those recently esoaped from the Sainte*, had arrived off L't /tient ; bur boding it blockaded, they immedi ately changed their course. and were pursued by the British ititiadmil. The latter consisted of spat sail of the hoe, of which the lieieace •iid the Ikl. lama of. 74 guns welt, were the only slope that hurl neared the elleim„ of whom they were left in chase. The nesistariee,..if gnus, Captain AD4W, is arrived at Pit month. from the Northern cue-t of Sleeps. She brings letters whichstate that the Spa niards have regained possession of Ferrol, and ail the a:lipping iii the harbour. We fear, that, as the Paris Papers boasted, that the French have succeeded in throwing z re infiireements into the provinces of Leon, Asturias, and ; and that. however adverse their of fairs may be in the South, thi.y will be able to maintain themselves in the North of the penin sula, until, as happened in the late campaign, BoteArAltri shall return to the Pyrenees, and de 1114e the country with an °wale lining force.— On the toil' last the French entered (hied*, and were esvected at (;lion on the folloaing day.— Intelligence to this effect lies been brought to Portsmouth by a vessel front (lijori„ with the loyal and enterprising Bishop of ST. /Italian, xnd soyeral other ecclesiastics, so hoard.— The Marquis, of ROMAN A, 0110 hail left his army ;i t (; a ;i 4c , i , and repaired to Ovirilo, to dissohe the imbecile Joists of the province of Asturias, was in that city at the time, also made his 'escape, sail has pro, ceci.,(l in a ship of war limn Gijon to Vigo, to rejoin Ins army. Is is stisoected that the Junta of Asteri , s, indignant at the conduct of the 3lnr roil of Howe 4. o IlUttillg an cmd to their autho rity, had invited the French, and formed a plan for putting the pl.,ce into the bands of the enemy, as the approach of the French was sudden, and it Walt not supposed that they were in the presume, until they had reached a it Inn a few miles of Chiedo. Neither the quarter from whence the French force came, nor the name of the Caton:ander, were knows is hen the Spaniards, arrived' at Portsmouth. left _~ • a 4.i. tc.:1... ....... .. - e - - , i. -- :' • I ltil TIDE COURT. —.... Yesterday, anon after two o'clock, His 1%1A3 teir held a private levee, at the Qu CI: Ws Palace, which was attended by— The Archbishop of York, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President uf the Commit, the First Lord of the Treasury, this Master-General of the Ordnance, the Secretaries of State • for the Hume and Foreign Departments, the First turd of i the Admiralty, the President of the kloaril of Trade, the Commander-is-Chief, the Judge-Advmate, the Lord Chars. 1 herlam, the Lord Steward of the Household, the Doted' Montrose; Earls Hardwricke and Harrington; Lords niiete. IVilloughby de Broke A rooming, Rossinore and Ta rn; Sim T. Trigge, S Cottcrel, L. B. Littlehalis, j. Riddell, sod T. William!, ; Colonels Conyngbaate, 4 1111•011, Dillon, Wilson, Burthirick, and Swayne , Captains Stewart, Spear, Cock burn, and Moore ; mid Messes. Jackson and Hodgson. The following had the honour of being pre.ented to Ills MAJESTY— Lord Dade, upon coming to bia title, and being a'•pointcd to the comae-tad of the We.t Glo'crater Local Sir John Riddell, 'llion b bionic appointed Colonel of the ReTiinciit of Roxburgh Local Militia. Viscount Pollingtou, upon his marriage, by the Earl of Hardsrickr. ThB. Esrl of Harrington, upon Ili, return from Ireland. Mr. Jackson, upon his being sppointed Ilia Majesty's En voy Extraurdin.try and %nutter Plenipotentiary to the United State% of Anicrica. _ . . _ Capt. Sit Thomas Williams, R.N. upon) his being appointed Cobowl in the Alai Ines. bit Edward Raker Littlehalcs, upon this ui nal from Ire. land !And Arundel, upon coining to his title. General or Thomas Trir4e, upon Ins being appointed Colonel of the 44111 Regiment. Stewart, of Ilia Mrjesty's ship Dundee, upon his return from ses. ' Lieut.-Coloncl Con)ogliame, who was so severely wound. eil in Holland, to kiss His Majesty's hand, aa Lienotenaut- Governor of Mull, nod to present a Petition to Hies Majesty. Lieut.-Colonel Sanibrulte Anson, of the Ist Guards, upon his promo iOn Capt. Joseph Spear, R.N. upon his promotion,for bringing hunie the despatches of the capture of Martinique. The Rev. Mr. Itubtit Hodgson, upon his being appointed Chaplain to His Majesty. Cep:. Cockburn, upon his return from 'Martinique. Capt. G. Moore, R N. upon his return from the Brazils. Colonel Dillon, epos his appointineut to the totst Rer,i raent, and upon his return from North Attu 'ie.'. Colonel Wilson, Deputy Quarter-Master-Genteel, upon his return from Ceylon. Lord Rinisinme, upon coining to the Peerage. Colonel Bortliwirk, of the Royal Artillery, lo t ion his pro motion, lo the Earl 4Chathattl. Licuteineat•Coionel Soarer, upon his return from the Cunt _ . NIAJESTY held a Privy Council, stud gave audiences to the Lord CHANCELLOR ; OP! Duke of PORTLAND; Earls CAMDIN, LIVERPOOI CHAT t?4, MACCIASVILI.D atid ; Lonl GRAVE ; Sir DAVID DUND.ts and Mr. RYDER ; ho laid b.-fibre His DIAJE.ss I the proceedings of some Lourta-Martial. EISPIONS FOR JUNE. The Grecian bonnet aid Cythecea bat seem to have been the only new thing iu the article of head-dress that has made its appearance this season, and site likely to be the prevail ing fashion for the minnows-, being perfectly calculated fur risers, and visiting in the Country, as well as for public !weal:- fists, tc &c. in town. The lattt r is murk worn and ad. iiiired.—.l.cotiling to the allegory, it ha 4 an allusion to the Laud of Love (Cytherea) ; which is deacrihril to hew sue 'rounded with Oct. as to prevent any one (having cure en tered) from making their escape. The Portuguese rap, made of tbe Cytherea kat, n mire w urn than any tither, excepting the Turkish turban, of gold or silver Chambray. It is ex pected dress•lusts, with fathers, will he unit's:sisal sifter the balk-Pay. White satin dresses are still the mist prevaleut, trimmed at the bottom and round the arms and neck with nei-worti, white ruses, or it ywi rails. The gossamer dittAs, with a white satin body, is truly elegant, 'both from its beauty and simplicity, ornamented with white Claydon trimming, edged on earls side with • simple grce . o border, which appears to be painted. Morning sirs ears Are w orn as usual ; no train, high collar, keg sleeves, and to fit remarkably tight to the shape; they are mule PC rnt., as fora oily, soil the waists a moderate length. Tweed cambric mostins, of every description, are mush the fashmi. Vie are happy to see short pekoes have again made their appearance, with a larder, to form • con s' ast —as .se rns.si.kr them more graceful and becoming than those worn of late, resitting to the ground. Muslin mantles, edged with thscapc Milani, are very elegant. Spencers are also in grater repute than at the beginning attic seasun was expected. The hair closet.; cropped was never more general ter• the reshot...W. witrhl ; but the Grecian style must .:ways bent ibis sway The prevailing colours are pale punk, blue, sua.green, prinirore, and yellow. The Iris gam e a r e e a. tresuely beautiful fur half-dress. TROY " LA IBELLE AASESISLEC." A WALKING lIRVII. A round high gown, of flee French emotion-, made a walk ing length, and nutshell at the fret with lace and needle ; union front, and plaited collar, ornamented with the tune. Et io nie .. 1 s41: : , with Mortar or clasp of gold ur cut steel A Turkish mat, of clear worked inuslio. Irmo, or pa tent net, trimmed emirely round wit► scalloped tare, with epp'eimed seams of the same ; and heed with apricot. pals Balaton, or primrose serseett awing span in front of the figure, in form of ,he Turkish rube, with a deep lappelled rape.' A Wardle lint of fine straw, with conical, or bee-hive erown, oruantelitud with some deliratelreuntrasted Milner. Chinese parasol of lilac serseet, with decp eastern awning. Shoes and gloves of pea-grecu kid. We take urcrasioa to remark, that the trimming up of the hat should be more reerrx, and a little deeper in front, sail that it should he worn more to one side, and (meal din front. The purasol strikes us av hieing more correct when chosen of the same co lour as the lining of the coat ur the ahem EV/F."ll'4G, on ►1: I.T. Dltege. A white ender-dress zossanier satin, embroidered at the feet and round the Mittens of the *levees, with a laurel border of ri t s ..bis e or pen-green foil. A Galliciati nitre, with demi tram of palc-blne or pea-green crape, vellum gaiiso or lean; the edges finished with brusil double fildings and cord. A fall Cireasniais sleeve, looped up with curnelian brooches anal cord; loose triangular bosom, ornamented at the cm.- teal point with correspondent teased A short-pointed dra pery flowing from the rielit shoulder towards the knee, rounded on the lett, and festooned ileac the bottom with bows or rosettes, the colour oaths' rube. A install French tip pet, or half-handkerelsi:f of lace, Mil own urgligently across the back, cart falling over the left shoulder. The Austrian helmet hat of while sate, with laurel border and spray, in pale-blue or pes-green K,il ; a round while feather, frosted with silver, drooping toward• the right side. A gold elastic neck chain, with Maltese erns• of curnilian and pearl. Hoop ear-riogs, armlets, sod bracelets to corraspoild. Slippers of pale-blue Ili pen-green kid, rucked below the elbow. {Visite Opera fast of crape, wrought to autgine deric:3 of silver. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. The Covent-Garden Coinpaily closed the season here last night. The following Address, upon the• occasion, was spoken by Mr. Yousuoind ieeeived with the greatest applause by a brills.. t and crow:led audience : L t niss • !ID I am desired by the Propi• ton. of Carent flardenThea tee, in otter you their must eratrfnl irknowledguients for the knot moil liberal patronage y initiate a/tented theta &init.! thus most trying and distressing The weight of thew üblipition is t h e isiocesensitily felt, as they are aware (though every exertion has ben used) the atba tiun of ouvelt) has been, in a great measure, wanting—Neat year, however, they hops the deficieucy in theatrical amiLierneats wiH-be amply supplied. TII LAU NEW THEATRE IS NOW COVERED IN Owing to the peculiar circumstances of the times, they bare encountered the greatest diflculti7M, and gone to an unpie. C. dented expense iu procuring the hest materials necessary for the striicture .4 so large a Imililiug; but from the indefati gable exertions of all concerned iu the undertaking, they have how the heartfelt satistaction of assuring you, th a t the N aw TiffraTitr•ltov•t., Coexavd;anut...7, ant be opened fur )0111' entertaimni et nu MONDAY, he 11th SLPTLIII3KII. The chiet ambition uf the l'imirieturs has been to Cl/11.111t the comfort and convenience of the audience; and they trust that, when completed, the New THEATIIIt will re ceive the enviable 'mini') of your approbation, and be 'teemed worthy of the metropolis of the &ROI Empire.— The Perforniers, likewise, Ladies and Gentleunn, beg lease to return their must grateful thanks to a Lint and iudis7gent public, and, till we meet on our New St.ige, the Company humbly take their leave." BRIM!! Pi LL-MALL. On Tuesday was held this institution, when the place: viz. Fur PRTIBIORNT: the TOR DIRECT 01111: The Earl of Cat lisle. The Earl Grosvenor. The Earl of Loustla:e. Kinuaird. Right lion. Chas. Lon„ Wm. Smith , tai. NI P. Philip Mt it ,ilf, Ey. NI P. Rev. V. II e,nt Fur TREAStiatilt: the Annual Meeting of following Election look Earl of D ern. rot V : The Earl of Apkdurd. The Earl Cowper. The Earl at Peewee. Lord Hoodoo. George Hibbert, Em. 31. P, I E F. .40r, Esei M.P. IHenry Hope, E.iq Caleb Whilefuurd, Esq. Won. Murlaud, Esq. sPORTINU INIELLWENCI. YORK SPRING 31EliTI?Pa, 0109. Ito% DDS, 111•11919. Sweepstakes of sags each, fur bur.cs, Ssc.—.Twe mike. (!t Subscriber's.) Duke of Ilamiltun's b. c. Petruehis, by Sir Peter Testi', 4 yrs old, est. slb Mr. IVillien's bay horse, Cardinal Vuik, by Sir l'eter, S yrs old, 9.1. Lord Fitswillisin'u bay roll, Dimon, by Stamford, 4 ).6 old, art. sib... 3 Lord Searborouzli's br. cult, by Sir Solomon, est a Estituit, 3 yr, 01d, 4,t. tell) 4 Lord Darlinaton's bay bone, Airliduke, by ihrelsileLe, 5 yrs old, .Mt 5 Mr ll'entworili's bey colt, Amethyst, by Climate, dote by Dsooe, .i yrs old, list. ifilb 5 to 4 Artltitulte--1 to 1 Est relunnu.--7 lii Y apt Cardinal. A severe Mee, het wen Selesably easy at tide In t. The Sapling Stokes of sogs each, A. for three years old fillies carrying est. :Mo.—The lost mile and lialf.—v<in itors. 1 Eitswilliam's rhesus!, Kate's, by Ilseiiii;brough„ out of fumy, by Sr'a Peter l•easle Sir T (:asciiizue's troy, Shrtio's 4.13Ce11, by Sir Solomon, • dam by 11 midterms& k Chigou's boy, by Stamford, dam in Tiumpstor 3 S In V silliest the Stoinfoad the same twainst She lties Sturm. ; bettirie one of the t+ .r won, mad very lush odis groins, the stinucr.—,\ very hue tare. 31. J. 11th, b. c. Stutlipeote,lu Should, out of %Ii" Grill.. by Vessel, receite.l forfeit (ruin tlr.l. Aered's ;r e. Aytou, Vr Oh-nimbus, dila by Le.eildisli, sit sib. cueb, two !AOC*, tt. ADM*? JCIISI iTir Si. . Chi tiuis 111114111114.4 1e.., the inhabitants ivf this (sit) ItVre akilei alarmed by n 1114 ion. expected as umecceilented le-i.e.—The nil %1 retells Reeisnetit of Local Akin, errininteelc,l by Cul. Chadd, asseinliled for jetraile MI the Castle Ditchss, elicit. from souse irregularity resrwrting their pay, on the muster-roll being eallai uver, one of tire privates answered. uss u. 1141, adding," and within ClUptY hell)'," in consequence of which he was ordered to the guard-house, when the whole company to which he belonged imme diately left the ranks, rescued him, and disarmed the guard.— fire others followed their exainple, paying no regard to their wffieera, and, hollowing and triumphing, repaired to the Colonel'. lodgings, and disarmed the guard there also.—Thry theu returned back to the !dace of tairade, and sor es iiiii led the windows of the Castle bill. where the officers were at breakfast, behaving riotouiev, and threatening any luau who dared to obey tits officers. Some of the light company, however, being remonstrated with, fell iuto the milks, but they were directly broken and dispersed by the grenadier end other companies; and this scene con tinued till about eleven o'cluck. However, by the persuasion of many of the citizens, they were at length induc-d to form in a circle, and Major Tysseir (Colonel Cheat.' liciaig out of town) told them, if they would repair to th it respective quar ters, every 1111,111 should immediately receive three shillings, and for the Were they should be paid regularly, but if any of them were not, he desired them to inform him thereof, and he would pay the u.—The men then asked for and demanded their marching guinea ; Mnior Tyssen replied, that on this subject they appeared to be mistaken, and he explained to them, that them she tamed their town. what is termed nereseary clothing, such as a certain number of shirts. shoes, &e. were to have that guinea, and those who could out fur nish them, the clothes were to be purchased out of it, and the overplus given them.—This, how ever, was not satisfactory to the men, and they continued to behave in a tuniultrunts manner.— The ttl Eastern Regiment of Local Militia being mustered et the same time, Col. Pattesoti, with Col. Ravenshaw, of the Berkshire Militia, and several respectable inhabitants of the city, used the most persuasive arguments to allay the ferment of the men; and on their being promised to be paid regularly, did in advance, oil the Tuesday and Friday evenings, in order to enable them to pur chase provisions at the Wednesday and Saturday markets, and being theu !mid their arrears, they become very peaceable, and in the altenmon up peered on parade in a perfectly orderly manner. Colonel (Amid, who arrived in Notpieli at six o'clock the same evening, inspected the whole re giment, and addressed them in very conciliating language ; at the same time explaining the punish ment which the law Militia for ouch mishehatiour, which produced the desired effect. • LAW INTELLIGENCE. COUNT*, KING'S BENCH, But umaL4 Jcxt I. No case of ',oldie interest occurred this day. COURT or COMMON PLEAS, Gut 4 Juxz t. BowABB, aircutliti, v. Ltiourex, ANT. Tins was an action to recover a compensation for services performed by the late husband of the Ylainiid. it appeared, on the part of the Plaintiff, that Mr. Howard was employed by Sir Win. Leighton, as Captain of the transport ship Alexander, front Juur ledt, till October I SOL being O space of 40 mouths, iv lien the ship and greater part of the Cftor perished, including the Captuiti and his two up prentices. It was proved, th: t the usual pay to Captains of transports was 101 per month. with ce additional allowance of is. per mouth, for csis bin expenses. A claim was else made fur the sc.. vices of the tw•o apprentices, w bids was ovelinlad, noise such having been agreed for. The whala claim amounted to 4t3.21. (h. • Ou the part of the Defendant, it was stattd, that the deceased Captain had been much esteemed low the Defendant ; had been engaged iii extensive pi;.: cuniary concerns; sod that, were his accounts set: tied, a balmier would be found due to the Delcuils ant; but, in consideration of his services, and in coninnseration uf• the distresses of the vrblove, the Defendant had given tea pounds, and had paid !dui. into Court, althmigh he knew, by delibel n ,g the seemly, the Plaiutift F could not recover a far thing. Several hills were then put iii, drawn by Ile! deceased for the general service of the A lea sum, r, and two for the private use of the Captain ; which, together, amounted to a sum greatly exceeding the denoted, mod were claimed as One of the Jury asked. whether the ship ac count and the private acc•n n ,t of the deceased, should not he considered a, two separate questions? To which Lord NIANSFIeI.D answered.that it should appear, where demands were made, that more re mained unpaid than had been received, and held it to he clear that these accounts should be cou►idered as one. Mr. Serjennt Van:man, fir the Plaintiff, with great subinisaion. maintained a v. ry difl. rent opia Mau from his Lordship, and Pesitruded that the sums charged only to Certain Howard's private account, could lwr deducted from the pre eat ak in:mil, and that even those were disputable. Lill MANSFIELD, in addressing the Jury. Sup ported his former npiuiun, and said it was clear they must find los the Defeiiilent. Tin, .;my, however. after about ten 'Mimics' con sideration, returned their Verdict fur the I'lien!;tr. Damages 1101. ; whiCii allowed fur she sum 1010 into Court, and the sums peal to Capt. llovar..'s private account. Yemeritay, a Quirt or threctuni was Felt! at Our &nit India Ifoinw, when Major-General the 110,1. JOON AULtcanadDY was intruiluerd, awl took tior user! oath on bring apvoiutrd (.7ritteiuuorke-tn- Chief, and Sresitol au Canned ut Bombay after which the Gewzrai still his ►uste all t!.e Directors sit thr City or TdviTti. e follunin4 Comtaaud •r 4 t.. !t lift ir final leave of (.70iirt, previous to departing ter their re►prclire .ientinatioas, Capt. C 1.34, NI Clarait eta—MA.l4ora mai Betted. Cava. 7 h+rurn "...mecs a, N... :ba.aptim 'sad I I earritk aa4 liumbAy. Copt Gaor;r Nicholls. lady I.w4aweina ; 17BIhnp Cr , ,a - Jrv, %Velma Pat; sad 1 bonsai; :dark. WO, Sarah C6n►. tiaal—Be‘gal 'facet. Cu - iart uljouru.d, ot rix o'clock, till to• It aiilieuri by the , last 31143141 g Recd,,. that the l'vr of veeiels now in eoimioieiioit the ti 1.17 ; Allln.. 25 frigates. 173 ; slr.ops, Ace. 17,/ bombs mid lint hips. 11 ; 1711; cutters. ; schooners. loggerit. 95.—'fatal, b 46. An account of theSvuoish Artti, 7th Ninv, IS 1 3. given by Alurquis Rosa tom to u Clbt. a .st thu lititisliNury : General Vallesteroe, wilt 7,non men, on Sunda) , reninr„ the noth April, defeated the French .liririun r,nn.,,•• Doniwte, at Colusithrrs. 16 'inform Enkt .i.ju. , and has adraureil to Vineriste, is lengths General Voriter, at Casti.tpul, ly leagues Wen, with 7,nno glen. I:causal Michaelis, 13 leagues Suulli, wills G,mm users, a 1 Canipiu M. 1.11.11. Gentle' Nlms, cossunasioluag in the 311f4a1C, at Marquis Rlt• smut, at Via, Fromm, ised pruaeetlaug ag.stiut .I.lairga, I,bllo. _ . Marquis Romano, at Oviedo, 13,000, (oily one half .. these have Irma.) Mr. Whew, Conimioutry, was at Gijon, awl oriel g supplies to CCUer.II Val...stems, to enable him to proceed to Santamhx, where hr et:reef...l to he shunt:. :IL% 11 mte unhottmlert exertions in supplying the Sp:misli army oak elothiog, &c. merit the thanks of his country. The remains al' the venerable and wort,' Dr. Posercas. late Bishop of Loot" ~,,, were lute-vied, on l'uetialay last, eit'Suildri4ge. in Kent. there he himself had a vault built sharing his lift. Tins ve 'inside Prelate lies 'left such recortis behind Lim, that any encomiuid from us would be supertl now. ; but we hope to bee, flout his papers, a Life pre fixed to his Works, a eotuplete edition uf which was in the press at Isis decease. The Hey. JOHN OWEN, of Fulham, on Sunday last, preached a moat eloquent and feeling Sermon, at that ptrtalt chart's. on the solemn occea:ass. The %whop+ of Dranseat and I.lncoLat, and his nephew. 1 114), " Pea revs, Esei. are named as his Executor's. eassienewsweas..esemsai=r-a,—....-.....-++., a a DEATH. OA Sunday last, in lleaumout•atroet, axed 7u, Mrs. Isa bella Ann Carr, Gisler of the ace. Colston Carr, Vies: at Great Ealing, Mitktlrma. NUM 01 YESTMItUrikY Beak Stork ht49l skr Cent. Reclined... ••••• 6 ili 3 per Cant. Coosols.. 4 per Cent s per Cent. Navy I.mi Anuustser . 15f 7.5645 s Imperial 3 per Cent Imperial Anumties, 7 3- intim f Omnium laden Stack lasi 9: Elitt., Bon& l9 17 prem. Exchequer Billa to Is prem. Comets fur T. RISII, Sleek DriArr, 7445.4, Cerulull, and Ne. 9, Choreic moon ' - LONDON : Printed by G. D IYIDSON, No to, 1 1 1 1. 1 Roaw.ll-eloott, Carty-etrezti and itoblieherot the MSc., N... is, Boa of at. fletsent's Church, Strat:J, by J %HITE, of some pteee.—Ordere, te. do Otte Pew•,. *el Iv ►he Coale, Teat pain j, to duly ettr , ded to