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rof the 13th ult. 1374 that ri ng (Lv,nirik, the most so. on Ali 4rlen Nut'" Len lire —" Lang lire the Archduke Al)itu,,ti sled unit tirch ether inionie+ of jny. H PAPEP.S, 4. the Tyrol ivive rttorned to Emperor of the French has or 33,060 i.ieu to act against f the T rot. Howes er, the etie, has foceivcd orders to we expret n livisiou of the Are tranr f wrte 1 14 waggons lent: to Augsbnr , ,:h. Ann. wn:og front Italy to enter the .ginner Mountains." a long account of the cap. Well we insist defer till to. RTUGUE'4E TAPER& DIN.^.ItY GAZEITL• OF .~ ma tUtN NI ENT. SEYII.I.I. JUNE .2 ! .11zion. unorble bony Imtger :o pprersiorty or their ei:eusiv., '..ution to Ilse k4;;Ptiost them, IM t h en seven inusket%; Lot r won procured theta others., thew from the village. The i di.graer, sent rigniind their' linen, lout they were boil either TS. rila united ell their troops is I to attack General llluke. JUNE 3. •al of the army of Arrit,;ott, g communication, by at, ex , twitok!—Tlie enemy, re:nfore ed of asenessa, sod with Ow troqs Its 4,10 this side the Flu°, =too to ky roiliest in foot of this etty ✓ ecopied Junot , wishing uo dolint is the command, by BOOK 4:nld mg Ins than the tenet deetpietioa sty commend ; to effect which be command of this F.:pedalos' in &idler nod otLer tlicaerals. G . - !, had no ides of the breve so.: dab troops, ohich he noti Isar n 1 ire of his tidings!, our the d`,YL di was twice Si IiSIMPIPOUS as burl, attacks, omit with the greAtest is infantry, c a.M wake the bravo .11 ef (Freund The Fremele t at every obstinate rein...nee, aid ref: . rc , till, at length. they smrdrd tkun theit retreat. t shall sot enter into ✓at the merit deserving pereline delay the cosunaniestiou of this 1 hare the wisest ~ .lisfaction in , that though the French never at nee ilea on tina occasion, they ore doternitsed 11.11:SZIOCC ; and rice were I nut frankly 311411-111TIT portaut eictury is 14 be ascribed id {kill of tie MajeinGietteral Gen stl Use brilliaut euudoet of Belga ve▪ rve your Eneeiteary, • J 0.14.11: IN BLAKE. May .23. t Seubor Dun Antonio Cornet." t.t7SOK, JUNE 9. ing rapidly from Oporto and which is at present the head course moving towards Vic. direction to cut off. their re frontiers. sailed on the Rh on a crake, :I) ships that had been wet the West Indict. td 6th instant, our city was r of His Britannic Majesty's 'Briley, the Honourable John Extraordinary and Mihister has so strenuously exerted itiou and preservation of this t deservedly respected by the on, was received with loug ,a at the national theatre in to made his appearance to La 1011 of an eulogium en His licit was delivered on the 4th e, and followed by God sere the whole audience, staud- In it it impossible •ess more strongly the lively friendship universally enter-- people ; but moat certainly which can possibly possess so r gratirade rind friendship as ired by the generous eflOrta asserted and supported our LISBON. DUN S 10. ends from Torremoulia, by to the bridge of Almanis. rty waedestroyedin Aljoucrt, lied, and 45 wounded. belonged to Vicsor's army I certain intelligence of war between Austria and France, wet in lerge numbers ; sonic Castello Branco. As yet no with that army.—(Liston e Intendant-Ge:;eral of Police n to be putted up, ou do ency, Marshul-Getwral Wil e purchase of ar.y article of other descriptioii, belonging Ind offered fur sale by Briti.l► the purchasers being dealt is buyers of stolen goods.-- as 10.) MAPAJOZ, .11/NE 2. vcral Audriaii ships arriv.•J ii-sup the ou boor& who nre to r enanufactotiet of arms. — JUNE 3. istelligence of our troops hay 31st of Md), a body of the had occupied Aljucen, and Genead 11hake has defeated a, who sustained .1 very I un•i it he is likely soon to retake I ' TilE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TIIUBSDAY. JuLt 6. A Messenger arrived yesterday at four o'clock. at the SPANISH ANSAISAIforeS, with dispatches from Vigo. It does not appear he brought any intelli gence of importance, as they were not opened at eleven o'clock last night. Don Citesr.Los is con fined to his bed by indisposition, at his house in Dover-street. We have received Ilemburgh Papers to the 95th, Paris to the Doh, anti Dutch to the 10th last. The only article of interest which they con trio is the Twentieth Bulletin. It is dated the r.;:ith, at Vienna, and exceeds even its predecessor naragrepese. After the battle of Raab, on the it appears that the joint force of the Arch.. .!..ke Juno and the Archduke PALATINE, con. tonsing their retreat, or, more correctly speaking. their march, crossed the Danube, at Comorn, and no doubt, since, joined the Archduke Cu ,; Les, on the• north side of the Danube, agree ably Wit. , their original intention. Meanwhile the victorious tlrtn'ee gnomes has invested the fortress of rz-. 4 1,, seri, by a greet exertion of vigour, takes the sateen• hr•l ',imp et that place, after it had been abandoned by the Austrians. Although it was admitted that ii,ooo or the Hungarian pea. GaAs had joined the Archduke Joite, the Nice. teentli boasted that Hungary remained tranquil. The present Bulletin almost directly ad. mite the falsehood of Cie statement. It say*" the enemy inundate the country with false rumour,... this is part of the system atineted for stirring up the lower classes." e.III M. require, in a French bulletin, a clearer adulie.ion that Hungary is in in. eurrrctiou against the French? ----..„---- Tile grand Expeditibn now preparing is very nearly as large as that whicib eras sent against Co penhagen. In the titling out it is divided into the First and Second Eapedition, but these divisions are probably only !minims! ; and although they may ,Bare separate objects in view, at the own nieneement, it is almost certain that they are des tined to join, and ultimately es-operate in one great enterp:ise. The following is a precise - account of the ordnance : FIRST EXPEDITION. Weight. No. Guns f 2 , 11 .. 54 .1 is on travelling carriages. 23 on standing ditto. )ialh. 6on travelling carriages. lima Morten "'inch 1 Itram beds 0 I : 3 : i Carron:des drib. 6os trail carriages. Mortars ii-inch in Press Dowdier / lu 2 • 6 The whale of these guns will go is 14 shies, the lasi er which sailed from Woolwich on Monday fur the Nom. SECOND EXPEDITION. Weight. Nv. Goss oalb. It on travelling curiae". Mortara to 0 fres Iron beds 7 It 1 t Carroaadt. .fs lb e i Mortars 3}-tveli Bras- ) 7 H • ig fio .t gt.frittoo car ri ages. r ( u !" tr i 9 0 irsve!:og ditto. The whule of these gaps silt ~.., fu sis ships, shish ars I expected to sail this week is jinn the First Expedition at the Note. These, with the bombs, shells, and rockets, are estimated as suffie,eat for • boruleard Twist of for' N Jaye and nights. They emhrace an imtuense pro jportien of stores for engineers and artillery, besides a very heavy battering train. Within the last wroth, from :I*/ to 40 large ships have been loaded pt Deptford,with shot, shells, mortars, pontoons, and attires of every kind. The provisions embarked are In the wine proportion, and :wire than adequate to a forte of 40 000 :um. It i 4 diffi..ult to suppose, wilt:acme assertions Bo- a&PAILTE may thitik proper to make in his Bulle tins, that the Emperor ALS/LA*OEI4 or his Minis t•rrs, wili takes decisive and immediate part in the present war, till they see how affairs are likely to torn ont on the Danube. However great may be the influence, or the intimidation, possessed cud exercised by CAOLINCouaT, over the Emperor of Russ',► ; yet the position and the prospects or the Corsican have so materially changed, since the de feat which he sustained on the 12. d of May, that it is almost impossible not to uppre!lend some altera tion in the politics of the Court of Petersburgh must take place, io consequence of it. The intel- • hence of the event of the battle of Aspern, could not probultly, even at this season of the year, have been received, in an authentic shape, at Peters burgh, before the sth of Julie. Nor could, we may wifely &amine, any orders, issued from thence, hose reacted Suwatitow's, or OALLITZIIN's corps, sooner than the 22r1 or qath of the same month— perhaps, not till a later period. Now, the lice!' intormatioa that we possess, respecting the body of Russian troops, under Sowattaow, is from the French Papers; which assert, that, on the 9th of last inontn, he was between siandoluir and Lublin, in Poland. Even 00 the supposition that he con • his marsh, without eitta r opposition or de lay. tartlet' Cracow, by the nearest mote, into Itl—a • and kis!ris, we venture to assert, that he •1.l not reach the Danube before the 10th or .:•1 if the present month. All the portion of from the ancient limits of Poland, through • ' the bitchy of SakesTeschen,'llwitiet to Troppml• in Austrian Silesia, by which road he must twee sariiy advance, lies through a part of the Carps= thian Mountains, where previsions and forage are difficult to be procured. Nor it it easy to conceve, how any body of hostile forces can pass through Moravia, without being exposed to the common of Olututa and of Brinu-both, and particularly the. former, places regularly fortified, and among the strongest in Europe. But NAPOLEON MBA, pro bably, be necessitated, from a variety of causes, to resume offensive operations before the toth of the present month. To hint, inactivity is little short of destruction. Every motive must impel . him to re sume that attitude, which hiss laid Europe at his feet, arid which he cannot quit, in order to wage a defensive, or a protracted war, without ceasing to inspire the dread which retains Europe in sub jection. But there are other considerations or impedi ments, which may induce the Russian Government to pause and to hesitate in commencing hostilities against Austria. ALEXANDER is already engaged in war with three Powers; Swede's, Turkey, and Great Britain. Against the first, his arms have been hitherto successful ; but, unless he relax is his demands, we do not see how the new King. let him be ever so pacifically inclined, can conclude any peace with the Muscovites. If they are to re tab, not only all Finland. with the capital, Abo ; and the fortresses of Helsingfors and Louisa; toge ther with the whole country East of the Gulf of Bothnia, to the 65th degree of latitude; and if *teaming& be likewise left in possession of the Isle of Aland, midway between the coasts of Fin laud and of Sweden, withiu SO English miles of the latter kingdom, which ho may invade at plea sure, with a superior army : If peace can only be obtained on these conditions, Cm•at.xs the 13th is no more a King, than was ....sysntshaus TOMEI, or Louts, king of Etruria, or the hum blest vassal of BONAPARTE! That the Swedes, though they have thought proper to depose Gcs- TAWS the dth, do not mean to prostrate the Crows, the dignity, and the independence of the Monarchy, at the feet of the CZAR, we fully be lieve. Stockholm may indeed. not improbably, be entered and occupied by A:mason, as Vienna baa been. and is, by his ally, NaeobsOlfs That such an event is considered as probable, and even as imminent, we have sufficient proof, since we see that by the latest as/vices from Stockholm. it was in agitatinu to remove the seat of Go vernment, from the metropolis, to Joilkinping, a small town iu the centre of the kingdom, en the Veter Lake. We should have conceived Gotten burgh to be, under such Circumstances, a mere likely place of refuge. But, whichever may be come the temporary asylum of' the Diet, the SOT-- ma*, mud She Clowerwesews of Sweden, we Con ceive that they will net sign a treaty which, while it renounces the advantages of commerce with Great Britain, will, in fact. reduce the country of Guersvos Ltiot.rwns, of Gliatsiltra, and of CHARLES the .Xllth, to a mere province of the Muscovite Empire. Sweden, if sustained by Eng land, and united in itself, contains still great re source*, and may find occupation for a large portion of ALEXANDER'S force, both military and naval. But he must likewise carry on active operations against the Porte, on the Lower Daeobe, on the cadets of the Black Sea, and along all the extensive frontiers of the Ottoman dominions in Europe and in Asia. Extenuated, convulsed, and expiring, as the Turkish Empire appears to us to be, yet, should an English equidron appear off Chemin, or on the shores of the Crimea, acting in coiljuuction with, and in support or; the Crescent of the Prophet, we believe that the Russian arms would be speedily arrested. It is, indeed, there, in the Euxioe, far more than in the Baltic, that the severest blows may be given, and the deepest wounds inflicted on Miters DEN. Cronstadt and Revel are, perhaps, Hot to he attacked without danger; hut at the mouth of the Don, and of the Niester, ow the Asia.. tic frontier, Russia is equally weak and vulnerable. England is the last, but sot the least, formidable enemy of ALEXANDER. as he may perhaps experi ence before the conclusion of the present summer. Will he, then, in order to deprecate the resentment, or to conciliate the favour, of his Corsican Ruler, engage in war with Au.tria, at the eery momeut when Austria /MOMS to be emerging horn her em barrassments, awl when BONAPARTE'S fortune evi dently wavers? We will not venture, on the imper fect lights that we possess, to decide ; but we are certainly justified in hoping and in conceivin,c that somefarourable change may not insprub.th:y take vlace in the Councils of ALEILANDER. We reetived.yertarday, Portntoese Papers to the t lib Wt..- The bead-quarters of the Brit his litany ware at Al/motes Oil the 9th. It was advancing into Spain with a nest to intercept N'ICTOIt, 11,110.0 aerial, at that date, was stationed between Truzillo and the bridge of Alumna The French General, Sccitsr, had advanced from Saragossa, and at tacked the Spanish array iu Arragoa. 'titer Gan. Bt.* an, bat was defeated with osuaiderabie Ins. The French viked tba gong s sad destroyed the magazines at Ferrol sad Causes, before they evacuated those places. The tees at Ferrel, we understand, cousistad of sevea oil of the line, several frigates sad a great smudge of vessels, amounting to 1148 sail ;en idich fsU onto the heads of the Sputa*. . . ' . . .. • - in it- . •• • , • . ter;e• - • - ••••- - ~ •„, •e-' Cil ' ' ` l7- '. . . , . re . - • THE (Apr r ' Yesterday, about twelve o'clock. flit $.% ?STY arrived at the gym' Ill's Niece, froth %V i eirlsor, there he wee received - by the Dakt•s of "Yeast. ittler, Cuidatitt.sie ft, Mill CAMBRIDGE. SOOR - after two o'clock His MAJZSTY held a Private. Levee, winch ass attended by— . . ..,. The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of Aso Coat" Ile Lord Privy 'eat, the Maohir-Geseral of the Ordoesteel, , Ile First Laid of the Admiralty, the. Prieldnit of the Board ollTrade, the Secretaries of Stair Sir thy Home sod Fenno Departments, the Chaacellor of the bartlilluer, the NAM Arm of the Board of Confront, the Secretary at War, the Paige Advocate , the Duke of Montrose Lord Ileethdetil Ilikeld-stirk); 140 Peedett (is waiting), Wad Mr. larksue. -The following had the honour of bring preaented to His MAJISTY : Lord Harrowby, upon his beteg crested se Lod, 11114 6. ' Ift appointed Preaiikat of the Bused of gontereh 111 r. Jachion, Ills Majesty's Envoy F.:treenail= i t Lester Plenipoteutimy to the (tinted States of ' i.e.l of His Majesty proviues to his leaving liatekted , His MAJ ins , gave audiences to the LoaD CHAN. DISLI.OIt: Earls CAMDEN, WESTIVOI:I.A ND, CIeAT- Ipassolud B ATHURST; ord Mut.us ivy ; Sir this 1111) DUNDAS; end Mysore. PFACIEVAL, CAN IfitMo, end RYDER; who laid before Ills 141JISTV use pro "sidings of some Con rts-Martial. At six o'clock His MAJLSTT set off on his return w•lei Winewor, THEATRE. —. N .._ The Lyceum was last night crowded with a most brilliant end fashionable audience. Mr. Doefvon embellished his part in the Oper• iv nth extraor dinary humour; and Mr. Pittl.trrs was beard with rapture. The Piece was followed by the Bar letta of Poor rakes, revived. It tool the eases struc ture as Midas, and composed of similar materials. The Gods descend to earth, where they assume appropriate characters ; and Venus, the wife of Poor Fakes, the blachemith, is involved in intrigue. The part of Venus was sustained by a yonnger sister of Miss Bottom. She is a delkotc,interestingAirl, a very sweet, clear voice, and executed songs sst with great taste cud science. Her timi dity was extreme ; yet nothing could Le snore arti culate than her tones in the reritative. She received ' much and deserved applause. The duet, " Oh, thee wert bore to please ate," in which Mrs. CB.CRICH and Mr. KELLY were so celebrated, was revived by her and Mr. PHILIPPS. and hoard with great applause ; Another, and a principal novelty of the night, Was Mr. Pcesos, in the character of Poor Vikan..... This gentleman fully sustained the celebrity which he has acquired at the provincial 'Theatres. He humour, and a perfect knowledge of the rin a irn s e s s7of the stage. Mr. Flummeries made his first appearance in the character of Apollo, and was well received. The scenery. dresaes, and decors tions, were beautiful, and the piece went off with edit. We are moat anxious to see the English Opera folly established in this Metropolis, and the rank and fashion displayed last night were suffici ent is gratify the most sanguine wi sh es. The Arlo rats Sorata, the Duke of Otoacialma, kc. were present. TO A CERTAIN WILDA or FASHION a CSIXDRI77. -- ilthrrlliough you have eery rood tresoas for keep* yeriesei both hwasible sad immrsible to attain pasties. yet the dtt,rsstt articles that appear every day is the respectlag Xs. Hardee engagement with Madame Co= can be eerily traced to their sower, was to-pewe I . ..palmy OM quarter Boom whisk they proceed. Icm rniiiily Warm that the engagement entered late by the Caram.Gardeu Manager, moot prove highly othinalve to yea; bet I beg leave to moors you, that it is• quite a/closable le me and lay family, (however motet ly you may drain to wake the public believe to the contrary.) as wa shall then neve an oppor tunity of hewing that celebrated Lady, fur a few altilliegs, at our National Theatre, a about bciuy.axposed to the fop. pary and extravagaat caveats of fashionable dress and pars. pheriedia, as well as to the lees of our half-guinea, 'it your i bemire. (am, So, yam hoodoos wryest. JOHN ..._,••••,.teseetvaeme • a n a". • His Royal Highnees the Prince of W, litt . s a grand dinner, yesterday, at Catletet tit r.cr Lord fixavaett, and et:wrest other r 4 • $ I.s icy, . . .g The Duke of Puerta, 6 was prevented from at tending His Maderrr, yesterday, thlsiugh indispeis anion. His Grace hits been con nee to his room during the last four days. Dr. Reiposns, sod Mr. Home, the surgeon, attend his Grace. The PORTUEIVISE AMBASSADOR had a music party, last night, at his house in South Audley street ; it was attended by an elegant assemblage of the Fashionable World. The music woe princi pally under the direction of Messrs. &Oat and / 4 41st.nr. 'The selection was very judicitius, and re ceived great applause. The bucheises of Beaufort, St. Alban% and SONlenti ; F.arl and Connie", of Oxford ; Lady Hirailicote, Lady Hamilton, and several Portuguese Nobility, were prows'. It was reported iii wan, last eight, that Captain Baacr.av hail given op. through indisposition • but, uon miuute inquiry, we hail there was Not the least fo p undatiors for the report.—The odds were last night iii favour of the Captaiu. " Last night," says The Dublin Evening Post of the lot instant, " Mrs. Joasaa, in the Sokiier's Daughter, and the farce of Mairintany, attracted a most fashionable and overflowing house; her Wi dow Chrerly in the comedy, and Clow in the after piece. were if not superior, to any praise we could possibly bestow ; she is perhaps the only person on the stage who, throngheut all her cha racters, never appears to eet—we see real life, not iction ; she represents nature to her moat capti vating dress, and the spectator laird by a kind of "owe itifluent.e to admire and applaud. She was NB 1140 spirit., and received frequent marks of rap torsos and ovum) spproluitimi." Vast manlier, are ezperted at the Concert at the Paiitheoti, this evening, as it is said that Madame CATALAIII has broken her engagement with Mr. ' Hams. end this is supp osed to be the last tun e she will sing its ffinglem . .. Oa Teeeit7 Mr. Si bit gave. at Tottenham. a sumptuous dinner to his Heys! Higbee., the Duke a cammaiDor, the LORD NIATOR. and a select party of friends. The taMe was covered with dishes, contaiwieg the choicest river and yea fish. both alien and an ;meats of the noblest kinds arid armour; sad a *alert front hie own garden and hot-home, 0, precious thou it has boss rarely equalled, . I - r ." 79 , iiontzionmentinertv mill 11 MEWMAIUT 117f,y ft= Ft/VI, is.,. • . . thrilliAT .4 skit 10. . 1 The July Stet* a Saber* 0f..50p- emelt, saw A. bP ft; yr obi colts careen est. . awl dilies est 4111. Tarry,. • OM rouse. Mr. fthorbfonl Nets Wt. hellimiiast's b. e. Jeroboam, by Goltatistra, art of a sister to 'a .has: Lord F. G. Oebmire's b. aby tl. - ._‘4l of D Sir C. flootagy.'s b. c i. ,tr io Mag. ilco r l i rMallefts St bonen of Coloact • Mr Wily bad*" to Mr Mariord's b. ?fly 'Ma, not ors Wafer*, Petworth Mr. Mallibmaassa !A Sto*ollb f by Gobanna, oat of GP. seg, Mit dmostofamMtd • • Mr. Mel* amiss Usney's f. by deshousio, dam by tif ttnlt ig a tantblfr. J. Sinith's eb. f ily Popinjay, dam by ' l Trumps** Mr. Kama% b. c. by Lill Devil, dam by Juba Deli, out of Diet Andrews's Jam D. of Grafton's f by Warn, out of LAW i Let. Foley'. c. by Dos ' outoffdaillet deft 1...1. Fley's br. L fry Temp ry, oat of a tooling wawa, Isospet of Mr. Gusidisdep Mr. Abbey's b f Crosandi e s esi t e e.Ø., oat of Clarbia's dam Mr. Dunks w oo M r . s els. f. Maid V Me Min, by Sommer. oat of Maid of hem lA. Lowlier'. ibllsse, spa Wpm Wilson's Juniper, sm. ylb. each. 111. I. imp. D. of Grafton's Doleful, M. Ob. apt Sir C. Tamar', chi,,,,,,. set 21b. Ab..M. Pigs it,. Titursdall's kallidas, on. qt.. spot. Mr. Norman Marquis, est. 116 D. M. swop. h. ft. 14. Grioreaor's ruck, am ;A apt. 1.41. F. G. Osberarts Rpm en. Ms. Across the Flat, sop. a s t borget Lt Seery mote. Auriolud, apt. Mc Nos- &seeps, Sat. 21b. each. Y. C. sap. Jersey's Lomita', pt. hilb. apt lA. C. N. Comb- I T. 331. Tw•-yr. old Game, 30113. Ytilso4 Y. , . • The Mama year of a mama of the Sweepstakes of tip. . "d. by s •Yist olds, MAIM ftet• yips, {.fit' S a s. s ib!' I ;b• S•tr olds set. loth. 6-year olds, W. sad a.m. . 90. 21b. T. M. M. The irioasrp be sold for emit. V dem ,'did , bit The limn t• Ye named at the Cullhaboadh Wag Mb. aer, on tiedaybed/re rinieng. iobssibirso.olir C. Bettbury, Mr. Mom, Mr. Weave, Lard F.O, Osiers% Mr. C. Browse. Doke if thigtoo, L'. Poralar iv Loke. kir. Visurnitua, Lard Jersey. . Mr. •c. by Mumbrstostiatt, out of Orphht, eat. 0. against Mr. Ihstrorth's Tineassissa, M. Twin-par old ti Cowes, isup. b.IL .. I ' . iir J. Shelley', Vszahis,fte. alb. iiiikse Sir tremor% ' Mons, M. eb. Ab.M.flogs- , . WIIIPXIIOIMtIi. . I Fifty Pomade for 5-year obit. crafty* ..... e .0--, am. 5-year olds, tat.sib. lf-year 01 ma. lidb. aged mt. D. I. To be entered at tie IMO Riles, Newitrarket, ow as day radar raaeioi, boom, it and i Velma Mirosce op. t Tlschity QYfiads of sop. rack, h. ft. Aims the eas. ' lA. Lowther's Parr, aged, gat alb. Mr. C. Browne'a Devine, 0 yrs old, NC 71b. Mr. Tremodembefriphog, 3 yrs. .M, sot.yllb. . Mr. Wilson', NM, hoobla. • paidd, at. 11116 . Doke of RollsoCe Piet 4 yrs. old, sat. Ll.Grorresor's Pack. 3 yrs. old, yet. l lA. F. G. Usborm's Poppy, gym Mt Int. alit Ld. Barrymore's A•g;irilint 3 yirs.obi, fit. alb. - , The felbrolag Imes( decl;ed forfeit* the time prestribsti. . am tom only tura tack. Marais Wilosat's Juniper, I yeti. ose. gat. 7a. lA ,. =:: L•iltn i erd..sa 46. 1j .... each. S. mom Hammer,r. II es. old, W. 7116. . lA. P. G. oaharee's hot* ft P• ma t iss it i ll; Mr. Wilmat's leeeNhopee, by a pa. sild„ .. 7ot Oat Dem of Graillap'srf. by harmoser, oat of Pegyersukst, a pa .it, bat. sib. Lord F. Gi...oabasaa's a by Ilmillr, sisal Deffwg. aid. 111 c, Paynierae ~lre Wary, out of Tremolos, est. 913. oath. / Twyr. old Claass, taiga Cit. Nts a T i M Clampanak Mt. tolls. opt. D. of Goof. Milt pt. Lb. 11. Nev. la ft. 1 Mr. T aalphiwa, am . Üb. apt Geo. Cr..... is b er's ft Woadwall.towd„ 7st. alb. hew July Course. mop. Ld: Jersey's Loagank mt. teb. apt. Qee. Crayon?, Woedwatthasd, lot lib. B. M. loop. Woof slimal's kaivator, mt. sib. apt. ses , C. Turnet's . adorn est. alb. First ball sf Ab. M. coop. Is. ft. DV I by toolif famantaitor. ij Tim Town Plata of balk. for . S.yr. obi colts, WC stk. awe . 1 Allies mt. Last mils wad &diatom of B. C. To be roared at the King% Stabbni, Newmarket, o• tbe day ; bailee ruuaiag, betiuma slew. nod one: o'clock. Is framer tO. N. 11. The his Mfr. Perumm by his will, directed Ms star. (cutout* pay sop. e. 4 , thr w trer a this plots. CoL Ifurhsces b.f. osit of a meet to Vaidittb, apt. Mr. Eiptiones ch. I. Mod of the Mall, by aneeen t _ eel ef Maid of Kent set. sash. Two-yr. old Contlit, 4110-11. N. Make a Ratliate Inowdrift, est. talk mpg Geo "bow voter's Amalie, Sea eV D. I. mop, h. A. Mr. Vansittarra Cauyeamb, rant. lob. apt. Lt Lowther'. YAW. Hesomer. eat. Fuss half of At,. M. toap. h. N. FAIDAN . i Ld. G. R. Cavendish's Podolia mt. Ilb. apt. asenwl Groomer Woodwell-head, ye. sib. Tomyr. old Gnaw, i slop.l Mr. Yassattares Currycomb, got. Ob. apt Ld.Greeramea Pack, 7st. I alb. Ab. M. toot. b. ft -- ' i Yesterday morning, the Marquis of HOITUEIN and other Military Officer'', trausactird 'ruinous with the Earl of Ceselisr. et hos house. to Nall. street. The .Noble Earl sl.o trausacted bowies. with the Earl of Raniten, and Lord Viscour.t CarrtEitesno, at the Ordnance Office. Colonel W. A. HALBOAD. intends to leave town, to-morrow, for his seat tu Norfolk. Another dreadful sr Went lately hniapreed ea Daddon Sands, . near Uleendon ......* ponthstime lost his life in auempsons to cress Ibis !eta Alli when the sea was amt. The body we. fount tut I It• Seeds ou Saturday st'unitglsr. I. rein a p.t der tvund in his watch case, he is suppo.eJ to or ("option . Pisses, lately from Dublitt, .. here his a:this had been repaired. A new weekly publication, to be entitled no. Coastitrisiatissl keviens. is to be poblvdteli on :ftu turday next, by crArrui, in Pall-...1a11.—Wr ii.i derstand it is intended as au aistidine to Cabla I's Register. The storm,usi Tuesday, wee pertieularry C. It at Pimlico and Chelsea. The Misuse iii fur. c 'pima, in lielpravolstarte, sustained cos i. tilutyr —The whole et the 601... 'tr. weir destroy... 4 *loch set lire to same ta lotion-eat:mos an a nuns on the second-door. and co.iinvinecooed to • book. , Cave. There was ooly • hamlet' Itn we , .1 au the house, who, being iitatii.ett to elik stolauf fire. tie. • led in souse oitiglihoor.; ihrl hmke orrn the door. and by a timely supply of water ?,;. t 11 utiiiler. On'MuuJsy night, oloall iiiiir 0'.19 It, no alurwo ins Ara !awoke out at the how., tlir coe...er of cu.,- berland-plaar *ad Ctin*nrrl.....l..rrert. AJ rti -t i t° ..t, which w.i. happily socalintintoi-l'e. l ..„i 7/ ..• lO s mn! t and Iresoitify rxertineri of Job.% K 1 11.%4De.cat, 1 . .... and Mr. PI. lire, aa.r.latE by a fee more ..1 . t: e meighbouruoi , home errii.J. II . :I.)r to. taunt '' 1.1,:..eb1i mill % The Ore mord w.. •. ' •L.• tiny,. eat Went the arrival vi mu 4..,. ..U. • . ,