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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE NA?4,ILINGI4 MAIL.) CONSTANTINOPLE, I,IAV 11. This day arrived near Buyuckt'ere, a Russian cus ses, having on hoard a Russian General, with his fit fully, destined to command the troops of his nation at Cortou. We are in daily ex pea ation of two frigates and several transports, intended for the same desti 'nation. The French Ambassador, General Brune, has frequent conferences with the Turkish Ministers. • trai. V, At 736. The report of a Master of a ship arrived from 7.ar.te, that a third division, of eight Russian men of war, and 34 transports, had passed the Darda nelles, is regarded as unfounded. svcsssunou, JUNE 3. Our Ambassador, Hedouville, has, to pay his expellees at St. Petersburgh, and during his return to France, received, from the Emperor Napoleon, a present in ready money, valued at 40,000 roubles. Among other remarkable prisoners of State in :Le Temple, is General Souham, who distinguished himself so much in Holland and Germany. He is a nephew to Alibi' David, now before the Tribunal. The persons forested in the territory of Baden are not upon the list of those now accused of conspiring against our government. ?RON THE FRONTIERS OF SILESIA, JUNE 5. At the requisition of France, General lathorie and B. Fresnicres have been arrested at Neisse. The fif oil- was in MO the Chief of the Sraff of General Moreau's army, and the latter his Secretary. antisooll. lt"" Tlet verbal des laration of the Prussian and Baden Minister here, was not correctly inserted in tile pub lic prints ; it was as follows r " The Minister has not negle&ed to communicate to his respellive So yiereigns, the note of the Russian Ambassador, but has not yet received any orders concerning it. He thinks, notwithstanding, that he can take upon Lim *to say, that the Ring of Prussia has that confidence irs the First Censal, that His Majesty dues cot doubt but that he intends in this interesting affair for the pace of the Empire, to give a pacific and satisfac tory explanation, according to the expression ut Austria, and the u....peaation of Russia." [FROM Tel TRENCH PA ?IRS.] e•nis,JUP/t 9. The veterans had demanded a second solemn mass, which was again, last Sunday, celebrated in th • -hiii-i-h of St. Roch, by the Bishop of Con • lance. The sermon pronounced by him on this occasion gave the greatest pleasure, and made the F reatst impression. The prelate began by desir me his auditors always to remember the glory they t had acquired under the eyes of that Sovereign Em ;serer, who has permitted them that day to assem ble in the temple of I:is and their God. " All !" continued he, ~ how magnificent is that picture pre sented to us this day in this superb church : the alliaece, the s icred alliance, of what relieion h. is the most augu,t, and of what valour has the nicet imposing! Soldiers! never forget that the God whom 'rurenne made it his glory to worship ; whom the victor of Marengo adores, and before whom his Imperial Majesty has been seen to pro strate himself in the cathedral of Milan ; can never be the God of cowards ! and that therefore nothing is common between you and the cowardly Englishmen, either in religion, or in politics ; ei ther in this world, or in the next. This eloquent, beautiful, and very applicable remark, caused an universal murmur of approbation among a no rneroa; assembly present.—(Joernel des Defraseurs). A letter from Vienna of the 2cl instant, says, the equipmente. of Russian fleets in the Baltic, and in the Black Sea; the forming of numerous clamps on the diffeielit Russian frontiers ; the frequent con ferences of the Russian Ambassador here, not only with our Ministers, but with the Ministers of Eng land and Naples, besides several other circum stances, indicate, that the Russian Emperor, with out taking en open part in the war between France and England, is determined to prevent it from disturbing sovereigns of the second and third or der, who have no means to defend themselves, and who desire to remain neutral. As, after the unjust Pecupation of Malta. every thing may be expeiled on she part of the English, it is very natural that Russia should send troops into the Mediterranean to pr w the Mona, the Seven Islands, Sicily, and Sardinia, against the attempts of the tyrants of the seas, whilst its numerous troops on the borders of the Baltic, and its fleet in that sea, will oblige the islanders to respea the neutrality of Sweden and Penroarb —(La al eta Cabinet). They ' write from . Venice, that the English have been moving heaven and earth to produce an insur fee Sinn against the Ft ench in the kingdom of Naples. ~ unexpected arrest of all British subjeds and ir accomplices, leas. therefore, very much disap pointed them. The Italian Angioasseess regard themselva. now as persons coming from the other world. Their surprise would be pleasant enough, *as not their cause so very serious. Our special • 'Military commiviitai; will surprise them yet more by *Ad bye. It is to he hoped that this strange and fatiguing combat between British pride and the re pose of the world, is drawing to a close, and that all British subjeCts will for ever be regarded as the Wats of the universe, as outlaw ; safered no where, but proscribed and detested every whelre.—( :journal le Peris.) It is said, the Emperor intends to reriew all those • corps of the former king's household trpopi, as guardc-corps, mt!squetaires, &c. and that the oumhei of men of diferent corps, and attached to the Itn perial Court and family, will amount to f,Z,1)00, tit be quartered chiefly here and at Versairses 1 . Surinam i. the snow valuable of the Dutch settle ments in tllc West Indies. It is situated on she Coati. ;Tient of S. America, on a river of the same name, mud the pl.iniatio;ii have been extended by the Dutch ,1 neer thirty ;Agues above the mouth of this river. • Its trade conapts chiefly in sugar, cotton', coffee, f tobacco. flat,' skins, and dyeing driTs ; and its , poesers,on, though it may be again relinquished al s intake-weight in the scale of peace, will prove at least a temporary benefit to us, while it cuts off another of the enen:y's sources of commercial ad• .. vantap . and suakr, them still mote sensible of the • dew maise c .siertuesiccs cr 1 wariarl with 3 / 4 1ri:iiiAl. • iiii NAVAL INTELLIC'LNC.Z. Deal., SOP, 22. Wind E N P.—Salltd die Ir 4,167 laosuls, with sorer& armed cutters and !urgers on a cruise. Canto down front the River, tile (blued King.lont, for the Er t Sailed the Humber armed ship, with the Baring East Indianan, and the rest of the outward bound under convoy for Portsmouth. Sailed the Trusty man of MO for Dungeness, and the Indefatigablit armed tronspnit for Sheerne Proasssoovn, Jews 22... Sailed the Beaulieu frigate, and Bacchante sloop t,f war, Caisteip „Khios, with a convoy of above 40 sail, for the Welt. Indies; and thuCacitatriew, in the westward. The Isis, of SO gone. with the Sect titular convoy, for Newfoundland, is also getting under way. A Court Mar tial was this day held on board the GI ulistor, to try Mr. Wear thy, Surgeon of His Majettes ship Fishg.a,d, for preferrir g charges against Lieutenant Hickey, which were deemed frivo lous, vexotious, and malicious, by a Court Martini. The chugged lte4 proved in part, but, on ae :allot of previous good conduct, the Court only sentenced Mr AVCarthy to ho dt.• misied his Ship I'LYSHIUTH.,III/11121,42ited the Hatind sloop of war nil s Lady Warren armed ship, with a convoy for Bristol, and Norway, Bragg, for China.--Wind Ge A V 22214 o, Jove '22.—Passed by the Catharine, Ferryman, faun Hondores; Thalia, Junes, and Guardian, s from Niemen ; Ceres, Calvert, from Riga; Swift, Hutton, Levant, Dryden, Charlotte, Burnet, and Jane ' Davidimn, from Toe- Mogen; Confidunce, —, from GothlonJ ; Stow, lianui al,—, Peace, La w-oa, and flii.beth, Bolt, from Norway; Jotter! Jan, from Lear; Statlt Benno, Ctinkert, and the Twe GebnaSenr, for T.inbien. Sailed the Ann Newel, for Janitatla Enigheiten, Alai imp and Prow Aosta; Holt, for Euibtleu. We have beep favoured with i,te;ies of letters.to a gentleman In the city, from his em, an officer is dui Company's service in India. giving an account of ' the several gallant anions Which were fought in the L• te war. Their principal contents have been =tied paced by the of accounts published in the Galvile. The following extran contains some new and interesting parfaculars " Derr. 4. 1803. This moreiamraj , dear father, by one of the . must gallant exploits ever performed, we got pos session of the .strong fort of AUY Chun, st was as follows :—At diy.beeak four companies of llis Ma-i jesty's 71.1 th regiment, .with the Ist battalion native regiment, agreeable to secret orders which were given them List night, moved from the lines with two twelve-pounders, and proceeded to the gate of the fort. The people in the fort. however, discovered their approach, and instantly opened a most tremendous cue upon them. Lot this did not deter our brave fellows from advancing up to the outer gat-, which, after a stout resist ance, they succeeded in blowing ' up. They bad however three more gates to f orce, before they got into the fort, all of them well defended by outworks, which made great havoc among our put) , • yet, nothing could withstand the bra very Of our troops, and at half past seven o'clock they got entire possession of the fort ; every soul they &mod armed in the fort was put to death. In fan, not one of the garrison escaped, as they had no idea we should attempt taking a fort, which had em ployed the Mibratta army 12 months in reducing, in the spanner we did ; and even when we got to the gate, they thoogin it impossible we could ever get in. Oar losses, you may conceive. were very great. Both money and effcas were found in the fort, and were given up to plunder ; not a person in camp had any idea'the fort would have been .4ormed in the morning, except those vrho were ordered on that duty ; and. I assure you, I was never more surprised in my life, than when I saw our party matching towards the fort. To us, who were safe in the lines, it ap peared a grand and awful sight, as we saw eery tiling that was passing. I rode into the fort imme diately after it was taken, but was glad to get me again, as the place was filled with poor wretches, both of our own party and that of the enemy. dead, and dying, which, to me, whojiad never seen any thing of the kind before. was a most shocking sight. FROM gATIMPAY matirs.ctizrrrt. RA N'QtIIPTCY ENLA pgu. ?henna% Cnrb n, of Cki amide , draper, fruin June 23 to August 1, at tan, at Gulklhai?. BANK R Lirrcirs StTPERSFDEn Robert Dimoke, et Tewpie Mills, neer Stratford, Essex, calico-prlutrl. - • • • - . Whitelockihrtholuinew, now or late ef.Cazkisley grocer. BA X iiiZ U PTS. Edmund Walker, of Ki , ll rmin.t::r, Wuwester, R•ncer, to surrender J uly I!, 13, aut August 4, at keen, attire Stour ivnt Inn, at Stourpuvt, W.,rcMtt•r. Sax tees and Martin, Funaival`a•len, Loudon ; and Mr. •Lister, Kiddtquunitet. Italoe Gond, of Sarum, Wilts, lin,ortslra;ier, .to surrender Jo'y 6,7, and Augis4 4, at e'even, at the 'Naar's, ehan street, Resta. Attorneys, M. .Taines, Gray's Inu-square, Loudon • and Mr. &assets...be, Bristol. inhn White, ef Garet .Russeil-itreet, .Cevent-gilreleno tin plate-worker, to attn.:niter June ri, July 4, and August 4, at ten, at Gu3dhalt. Attorn;y, MSrtio, Viatners' flan, Upper Thames-street. Benjamin Ellis late of I.iyetionl, liquor-merchant, to Jur milder July 113,1?4, and Ktigust 4, at . eleven, at the Glob : Ta vern, john - street , Liverptoil: Aitornr:rs. Mr. E. Griffith, Lord 4rret, Liverpool • and 'Mr. Thom!, Windt°, Bartlett 's build nip, Holborn, L:nolitn. John Smith, of Poland street, WeOptinater,,pserchaiit, to surrender July 3, 10, and Aiig•ist 4,at eleven, at Guildhall At torney, Mr. Rice, IlufintiPoplace, Broakstreet„Polden : square. John Rilther, of Lamb`i-eeneluit-ureet, merchant, to, sue render June SO, July 1, and August 4, at twelve, at 6101011 R. Atturney, Mr. Robi.rt Elm-eenn,TempJe. William Elliott, late a Newington Cm:teensy Survey, Its , berdasher, to surrender Jong 30, Jell 7, ar d Aiigubt 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ;AA Clutllon,fdssion-strue, Borough. Henry Fuleher of Shoe.l3ne, yicta,per, sugrutler ;one 26, July 3, an,l August 4, at ten, at OnOltall. Attorney, hir. Langley, Phuntree.street, ESlocnsbuty. 11:.1jhriin Ellie, u( floiteNodfulk, vintner, to surrender Jul? !! 16, 17, and August 7, valour, at the Stat,in Great Yarnicuth. Attorney Mt. F. jt.•Reynolds, tit-au If:visitor h. John Attorney, of Pickwick, Wdta :Kay. and Wilham.Walton, of Liverpool, merchant; to sintt,ider July 24, 23, and int we :1 4, at eleven, at the Globt taverti, Jan -street, Liverpool tmer, Mr. Edward Griffith, V. , rderreet, Liverpool; and T. o Thomas Witylle, R Irtlett`vdateldings, London. filicholav Wentiovry, cif Epeoni, Snavely, rontdeater, to war render June 26, July 5, and Aiutuat at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney. mi. Fusd, Shire laue,, TtmploKtur. DIVIDES.DS. July 14. John Sunlef, Virraberwiter-Mll, Nine , N.r ten, Wesonater. farmer , at Me, ea tut King's Head Intl, Coventry. July 14. !ward Stanley, of /I.lyeattm, Warwick, dealer, at tweive, at the King'. Head inn, Coventry. July 17. Abraham Darby, of Maidenhead, Tit., bran ly merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall. July 14. Thrtinav Muchell, of Hatton-court, Thr.aclneudle street, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, July 14. Samuel Mormon, late al St. Mbar's, corcpc:lti, at ten, at Guildhall London. _ _ . July 11. Jame. Robinson, of Livetpoul, pe:Tiaite reercbae,t, at one, at the !:Purge Inn, in Dale-%teeet, Ju:v 16. Juieph Dudl , y Webh, of Liverpool, eietchant, at eleven, at the 44.. be Tavern. lAvetiqui. July 14. Jame.. Crailt, of Union-court. Bread sem; Waist atice-laker, at one at Guildhall. 24. /*mph Biddle, of Utley. Sum?, amealtnan, at ten, at Guarani!. C.ERTIFICATFti—Jcie 14. .1 , 41 n Archer, of St . Cetherioe's Duck, hoopeor!rr. John Alger, Thritulneedla am et, boot ai d at.o.tuaker. Thorts,s Hart, now or fate of Arista merchant. JIme:)11 Cnlhnwnnh, a . l.eed4, joiner_ William or maam-ilaii. SufroVlt skoPkeePer• John Puckett, of Wey mouth, merchant. Samuel Wilson, o: Hirnitagham,pdcer. John Johnson, of Leeds, johier. Consminions signel by the 1.1. d 1.4e,t nt tf the Convey e Kent. Sabah K rolluiter , 9. Lientetioit Martin I.).ortin, 01 the ha!f pay of tli , ".ll3th Reg'- ma..t, to be Adjutant. Dated June 16, 1804. 1.0. ; at Deptprd Volunteer,. Calvin John I). Rtat to be Major, vic., Fin:h, pm:noted Dated June 18, 1804. Nathaniel Holmes to be Capt„.,l, sict Rolt. Dated June it 1804. Ensign Geole Teer to be Captain, vice S%itr:tf. Dated Ou.ie 2.3, 1004. Ensign Wdliana May to be Lieutenant, vice Hohnea. Dated Joue 22, 1804. R .Ivert Ntentinias, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Te.•r. Dated at above • John Atkin*, Gent. to be Ensign, vice May. Dated June 83, 1804. Caernirwsas in the Worcestershire Militia rived hp the Lord ',MariniMlS. John Gerinuell, Esq. to be Mejur. Dated June 15. 1504. James Altai, Esq. to be ditto. Doted Jun. lu, 19,J4. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO ITOTOOM. M. Jamie Barge«, newer late of Coventry-street, Hay market,sailiterf hatter DWI DENDS. John Delver Wilson, Muy-la•bonne, pawn-broker • Jos-ph Ptager, Lite of N 44k -street, broker . • . Ldward Ga.toe, now or late of Ilford, Essex, innkeeper CERIIFICATES. • William Johnston, of IVn t oaeen, Cuidoerland, usc, r Isaac Nadi, of Bto,tnl, cooper. Lawrence Ports, et Bri.v.i, cutler. Ihuntas icamoti, Bi , ll.,insitriotreet pewterer. John W. 41 1 ,, of Gre.it QUOSll4tieet, 11111-lichlf, d.trg at. ?AV: btlitaft, itite of Ratcliffe -ov% Wilder. nut or mess. _ _ Spey Cent. Rethoie4 ----- 451 U 4 ver C.nt Conan!' 6 per Cent. Loyalty.... .... Zli Lot's Annuttszi l6d 6-10 7 If Imperial 3 per Cru4 . 414 Omeiuru 0.,.e01s for ..... 364 T RISII, Stock.hr lgtt, 4, C mud 9, Charing c►ou. ROYAL COMPANY OF ARCHERS. The Silver Arrow, given by the City of Edin burgh. was sh a t for on Saturday, by the Royal Company of Archers, and wait by Colonel Hope, who has often distinguished himself by his dexterity in the art. A Council was afterwards held, when the Right Han. the Earls of Ancram and Dalhousie, and Sir John Stuart, took their places, in the room of Lieu tenant Colonel Spens, Dr. Hope, and Mr. Gray, resigned. Saturday the I WI of July was fixed for the King's prize in Bt uits&id Links, anti the 30th for the Mus selburgh Arrow. General Vyse, with his two aids de-camp, were then introduced ; and, after signing the laws, and receiving the usual instruClica and admc;nition from the senior Member of Council pre sent, were admitted to the Royal Company, and received their respeSive commissions. The company were honoured at dinner with the presence of the Lord Provost s Earl of Ancram, Sir John Hope, Sir William Keir, and a nomber of other Gentleman, to the amount of forty ; Lord 1)41- housie in the Chair. Lord Anc►arn presi les for the King's prize ; and we understand the Officers ar.• preparing their proper uniforms, elegantly new mnielled from the antique habit of the company. 11 t "slajesty has been pleaseLfto approve of the fo;i,o-,,,:g sentence of a Detachment Cotrrt Martial, held at Arundel Barracks on the 4th of May 1801, M Order *r.f Lieutenant General Sir Jan Pahney, fir the t-ial Qu trter Master James ltusst of' Captain Jones' trop of the tirst or King's ntrnc GI Dragoon (Marcia; is the Commandir. n- C:hit Ps pleasure, that the .o . zie, together with the charge open which the Quarter Master has been ttiel should be rea,l at the he a d of ever y regiment iA service, and er.tered in their respc3ive oldesly Books. (By Ili; Nlaie.ay's Command) HARRY CAl.‘'F,•'. woj -Gan. of tile Fon3s. si b o rr tEst)*. . sr.os.—For unsoldier-like condua in having ick one of the quartets o 4 the said t: oop unsettled when the regiment maiched front Honitc , n, in March 1894, to the amount of luta. and upwards ster trics.—Tile Court are of opinion that the prisoner Quartet-Mote: Japes 'tassel is guilty of the charge alleged ag bust him, viz. of having kit One of the quarers of his troop unsettled when the regiment marched front lisaiiton on the 126 Wreli, 18(4, to the amount of 1001. and upwards. 'Which is a breach of the 4th article of the 13th setit: of the articles of war; and 11 , i therefore adjadge him. to be dismissed h is Idarsty's service. CUURSIL OF EXCIIMCGIL, Fat DA r, Jena 21 Vets.re 1 1 11 1.1k 4 w. , 1 loputto Da6l.n Ani.ieriam 3s 111 1 U. Dilt..at Sight 31 4 Rouzniaos C. 1 , 11 19 1 U. 1-li.obaign 36 0 till 4'tosa l6 t 2111 Parr... l3 $ Lir. Ditto ..... tto 16 2 U. ( INIIMIII, liettrilerwo .23 16 Portugal paid ill e 4 14arItid Moo 83 eff.A. to Ila-s Calls —.in Paper New Dollars Bit* &W . $3 New Laialeeach.... 0 0 0 Leetetw 49 I Altio wwl l l4 NO4 l ld 1 1 4 1 1 4 glum. 4.11 Li. Pie. 41 per (Una. Duhlin on London (June 18) 11 Beifau ne lanuinn (June lb) 81 e--- un DuNby (Ditto) ....6) 61 days. I. i. d. PpCIE IitISII STOCKS. • Jells 19. tin , ernment 'Deb. pn Cent. .69 D.tto 5 per Cant . 113183 CORN EXCHANGE -2-Fsmay; Jun SE. This hay there are not many front somptea of Wheat I to 15a...1; the sales roads may bi natal at small thietwit h.te Datitzi: Ms. per go .rter. Cartes and Arta.t arc a lower; the fin met' Very little sale at this and of both kiddi tivdy at last psioe. 'Piero are terse artist Oats, many catgoss howl ?root* sad Embilim,srinte lath, of condition; this article may ketpsotal chew!. Aim Flour as last week. (;(.IARRNT filltlE or GRAIN. Wheat 30.. 40. 345. Tick $0.9,1v .....n. 4 4 , Fine du. '5 575. Od. Oats ?D.. xt... :„: 4 ,, Rve te 3.. Inv 0.1. Poland'. Zi, 27.. Barley ltrs. 24.. ode Rapt.Seed.......Hsl-54 , %tut.. tVhite Pes 345. 41a. Od. Se.nds. ,1;') 4 . 01 , ed. n. e, r. • ss. os. 01.• - - PRICE OF SEEDS THE ST •trail.. Per Cwt. I Red C10yet....53,. to .80: White shwa.. 50s. to 110 s. Trefoil..... to 425.' lIWNV. •..• OP 436.1 C0T61N1.T..... VI ,. • to ,SR4, Tototip.••• • ....ail- to 24%. W.Mustat4Sead Bs. to los. ' Brown to )6s. Camay Fs. Ao Ii Yg Gcs ,, ,Pr•nr• 404 to 401, E444:11..!.)F 14&* *J. syas. IN SITS. Kest 51 Os to O 4 141 s Kent .51 to to 61 O. Suises .51 es to Si 116 Susses 51 As to hi 14, 1atez.••.;.31 As to ill ,Farithain...,3l O w O!d Dut y I iolo,nob. PRICE OF HA' rain. r M 4 b §6k w ,T. IS. /*Snell. - -----.-- --. Hay 61 .13. a4l to thy ....31 16, . rd (I Clover 111 . Gt a CI Oe C10ver....... 41 la a3l 12 , Straw II 10; 1 11 14v S tra w .ll G. a 11 ma .._ _ Int ireem 14.1 a ad: To link the nfral—qbet shoe of alb. Beef 41 4d to u 4 4J Veal Mutt0n....31 6d V. 4. 44 Putk de 4d te 41 4.1 Lamb 4d to 6s Od He4d of Cards the D:ty, Amin Mad —Sheep and LIMN. Ali,r GATE AND LE 4.l)Eai hditititEAS Pet gone of Edb.lr the carcase. Reef de Rd to 4t lid'r Veal S 44 te at id Mauna..-94 44 to 44. 4.1 w 44 04 Lamb lid to Oft pdj RAW 'BIDES. Best HAftiv and stads, ler stone, at. &I. to 91. ad. Mie. , l:Otga N. N. to 94. 44. Ordinuy ........ An. OA. tO 0.. Od. Market Cat —.—.- Ic)4. 6.1. Engltsh Homo Pit: •—.... h. 3d. Lamb Skins ... . ...4 .... 2.. A. in a. 6d. _ • Mitt. OF 1411alkilirit. Batts, 50 to 50b. eac 214 to rza Ditto, 60 to 621 6 each 2 )1 to 244 . Merchtattit *et. Illd to- 274 Dae*iiig !tides.. :ld to 24 Flue C rah Hideo V4} to ..,i Crop Hides for cutting ' 414 to 2.34 Flat Ordunte• sld so 111 Calf Stun, 30 to 4006. per D0V0..-3241 to ;hid „. Ditto, 50 to 7016 90d to 33111 Ditto, 70 to 8.411. ind to Mil Sinall State (Crasols.4l) std to bad Late ditto 1( Co to riOt pet Doszo. Gait Skits 3oa to 66s ditto. Tanned Hose Ilialet 5154 to 31$ per Hata PRICE or TALLOW. St. Jarneea Market ..4o qi I Town Tallow ....Cs 71t Of Clare Market es 2 Russia ( Can. ).. Os 0,1 7ps Od Whiteehapel Market 4d 1 Russia do. (50.).. .0s 6ts td Per Stone of Sib. .--.-. Melting Stoic-- OS Wo NO Ida 6d Ditto tough to :Als Average Price.... 41 2d Graves. Os its Gond Dregs Or He Yellow Snap, Os a 110s—Mdftled, 11034-Cure, Sic Price of Candles, per &la. 1 ls, Od.—Mwelds, 12.. Of. E.XCIIANGE, Aims• td. FiNi Coals, in the Pool, per Childrou adt. 04. Delivegad to Housekeepers at 40a. 04. Sundaland, pee Cbalrirgn 4fla. Oa. I)eltvered So Hoti..kee at NS. $4. lUTZ 111 On Thursday, at Whitten, the Ilan. Mrs. Stephenson, °fa MARRIAGES. ....... On Thuridar last, b Fawlrri R•njamin It tone, E.g. jun ut Y'•kt .Cr y Kent, in M•+• Sob Youiaseet Vught.ruf J•Aeyh Berea., L•q. o 1 Kevwg• tae, Irene. Fr.daythc 13th inst. at Tanntor% by the Rcr. 14c..5 C.apt. bscute, of IL. tligitmige Ripateot, to Ni.a Dt•ugle,s, Tamatun. _ _ Lately, Mr Winder, hide'relan, to MU! fl. icTk, now the Haymarket Tit!AM, but late of the Eath and 13.%!..1 theatres. At P•rtsmouth, Mr. Thomas Ilayter, Clerk in tla.: Dadc Yard, to btu Fowl', at Porters. DEATHS. On Saturday se'rmight, sr Kingueo, in her IMJ year, Knowleg, lei ct of the late Hee .1. C. Iii.1101111• 1 / 2 Rears of 'Yercham, and Vicar of Effinrhani, in Surrey. Lately, Mrs. Moorty, wife of S. Moo.ly, E•q. of Pall Mall. tla the 13th ion at hie lodging. in Rath, Henry Dertwarle E , ci of Ltaahlia, a gentleman of great einumme At the lies Bar. On the 26th ult. in the Caul, of Brake, aged 78, tt-e Omelet+ Sophia Cleinc.itule de Liipm,Abeess of ego t ist and Leong... Oa the same day, aged 86, the C•iir test Sophia Carolina de Lo the CA, le of Wertheim. Fits war, r younigeldeys, rega.esa es the must bea..tiful ere matt is Germany. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRICCI SS =mt. Owe 9. SALES BY AUCTIO) ENGLISH PORTRAITS ,Mn WOOLLETT, By NI , KING, At hit Great Roma, ir. King-t•reet, envent Treble 111 HE reserved pan of ENGLISH-PO li celefly P.AE IS and LIIERARY many very Watelt; thy. pfulterly of the tate (;171 YENS, E.g. Editor of Slkakspeere: eith some ciment of Woollen's Wed" opera of damp. by Sir RAen Strange, 'lee Profs; the Last Martin Rota, Sc. May be viewed this day. anal Catalogues Uwe Room. BOOKS. ly Mr.Nes, At his Grist loom in Kin , ones, Covent Gant NESDAY, June 11, an d Thom following th o'euck, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, ell English Language, including the Lila/ WEBB, Esq. late Accntuitont General of 11 erased ; among then, are Curtin Flora Lorvilik tatikal Magazine, Sloalia's Januar", 2 vols. fink Natural liken, 9 vols. RtilAii, Gerard's }lethal, Harsl-rsa Britarmica Romani, Hasted's Kent, 4 B•rtapnix, 18 TO% Caske'r Voyage, 8 • '('rat's a.M Plays, Universal Hietney, GO sal Steevens's fillAke.rare, 1, sole. 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