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. ' . • I.JST or ?ft iyurimiTy WHO SOTS!. AGAINST MR. BRAND'S MOTION. . • _Adams, C. Pitherstone, Sit J. Marlene, Visct. Adam, W. Frasklawd, W. Norway, 1. Allan, N. Ferguson, J. Murray, Sic P. Archdall, M. Fellowee, W. H. Newark, Viact. Ashharshara,lia.G.Finch, Roo. E. Nicholl, Sir J. Arbuthnot, Rt. HiuFitzgersid, A. Norton, Hue. J. C. .. itourable W. Fitegereld, W. Odell, W. Ask% W. Fitzhugh, W. Oral, J. L. Babington Forester, C. Palmerston, Vise. Bagwell, Footer, Itt. Hon 3. Patten, P. Bober, P. W. Foster, Hot. T. 111.Pattivon, .1. Banker, H. Foulkes, E. Pitt, W. M. Barse., S. French, A. Peel, Sir It. Barry, J. M. Gibbs, Sir V. Wel, R. Bathurst, Rt. Hr. C.Giddy, D. Percy, Earl Beastrost,J. R. Gooch, T. S. Percival, Beayoo, R. Gordon, J. Phipps, Hon. E. Wreaked, J. P. Gualbui re, H. Pinner, Sir T. Reiman', T. Gower, Lord G. L. Pole, How. W. W. Biekertos, Sir It. Graham, Sir J. Price, Sir C. Biasing, Lord Grist, C. Porchester. Lord Bleckburne .1. Grant, Relln.Sir W.Polteory, Sir J. Blackburn* , J. J. Greenough, G. B. Rainier, J. S. Bootle, E. W. Gresfell, P. Rubinson, Hoe. F. Brulaliaw, R. H. Grenville, Lord G. Soclifort, G. lirandling, C. J. Grey, Hue. B. RIM, Right HOW G. Broderick, Hsu. W. Hall, B. Rose, G. If. Brooke, Lord Hall, Sir!. Ryder ' lirowtic, A. Hamilton, H. Scott, Sir W. Browse, J. H. • Hammel, J. Stott, C. Hr,. w, lord Harvey. E. Shaw, Sir J. Brno., J. Herbert, H. A. Mahlon, R. Boller, Sir E. Hill, Sir G. F. Simms, J. Bolter, J. Holdewortla, A. H. Simeon, G. Butler, Hon. J. Hollis* (3. Sloane, W. COV•4t, J. Holmes, W. Smith, IL Cannier, Howard, Hoe. G. Smith, G. Ca iiiinig, G. Howard, Hon. W. Smith, A. C 'wittiest, W. It iliabion, J. A. Sumereet, Lord A. Castlere,agb, Viact. Minima, A. Steward, G. T. Chute, W. Name, Sir A. Sudan, Slr W. (learnt., How. 3. Huskies" W. Seymour. £..rd R. Clepheoe, D. louts, Shaw, it. Clinton, H. 'Picot), W. Stratus., A. Clinton, W. H. Jackson, .I. Shutt, J. H Clive, Viect. Jenkiusou, C. Stuart Wortley,' A. (live, H. 'rollout's, Hoe. C. Singer. Ituvirsir, W. Cloutuell, Earl Jitcri)., Laid Suitor, C. M. Coke, D. P. Juldrell, H. Sykes, Sir 31 Colquboun, A. Johnevor, G. Taylor, W. Cooke, B. June G. Trenplelows, Vise. Casper, Hoe. C. A Remick, W. Thellossoli, G. W. Caper, E. S. Lucille% Hoe. H. Thompson, Sir T. B. Cowper, 11011. E S.Let ie, C. P. Thorium, 1. (Notre, J. W. Lowmks, Thoi oust, S. • Cocks, J. Leyer.ter, H. Throw, Lord G. Curtis, Sir R. Lockhart, Si. A. Throw, Lord J. Ceirouti, How. R. Loft, .1.-11. TerailieuJ,Ds. W. Dayeaport, D. lartgield, W. Teensy ise. J. W. Davis., It. W. Long, Right Hoa.C.Tedway, C. Dawkins, J. Lowther. J. V 10,1.1111 yarn, D. Dade% W. Lowther, Jmi Vaughan, Sir R. beaieno. J. Lowther, Fleet. Vereker, C. Dist, J. Leabiegloa, S. It. Villiers, RI.H•. J. C. Destwitwe E. - Macleod, R. B. D. T)sei It. W. H. Desert, Earl Meinaughten, E. Alt - all/re, Rt Ho J. Dromenowd, W. Magee., H. U. Ward, Hon. J. W. Duckett, G. Mahon, Vlore Waif!. R. Duudze, Rt. Hu. R.Mannevs, Geo. IVarrentler, Sir G. Earn, lion. G. Martin, R. Wttliteibut n, Sir D. Egerton, J. Mellish, W. Wrap., IV. nliot, Hos. W. Mills, C. V. harion, N. Ittlicr, W. Mill., W. Vllgram, R. Elba, Rt. floe. W.Mill.m, Vimet. Wignum, W. Ells. C It. Moncton, Hon. E. Witham., R. F.icuurt, T. G. :Goatees., M. %Wham. R. jun. Eyrv, A. W. iii,,,, isrmirry , Sir 11.Willoi:(4). H. Putts, L Moore ' C. Wood, Sir M. l'asycliar, J. PAirdaaor, Sir C. Wyatt, C. W. W. Of TUE MINORITY W/I0 TOT II FOR U. lIRAND't NOTION. Abair rumbv,Wrin J . Rey, er ....... Pillions. Rem. C. Antovile, lt. L. . Howard, H. Piggott Sir A. Reveal, W. Hume, W. H. Puiesemby,Rt.Rn.G. Realm, R. Hunt, R. IPoreinahy, Hon. G. Rs^sSt A. Jekyll,Jra. *riffle, Hula. r. Faring, J Kitty. Sir J. D. Pym F. Iliiklulph, R. M. Reunionism, Lord Rolsktr, A. Bradsliser,Hun N .IL.Kemp, J. llismilly, Sir S. 3ino,d, Ma. T. 1 mob, lion W. St. Airbyn Sir J. Brouginim, H. Larahion, R. %swage, F. Rio rell int C. Langton, G. Scedatriore, R B. Bra:, G. Latonelic, .1 Sebriglit, Sir .1. Caki.tS, J. Latourbe, R. Sharpe, R. CA" it, N. Lrfo re, ( S. Stierialan,Rt Ho. R.B Cochrane, Lord Loam, Sit W. Shipley. Coke, J. W. I.eimos, C. bleak, J. Col boo ire, R. Lloyd, Sir E. Smith, W. Cointic, M. C. Lockhart, J. J. Somerville, Sir M. Creeve), T. Losg, R. Symouds, T I'. Cuthbert, W. R. Longman, G. Talbot, R. W. Daly, Rt. liou.D.B.Lytilelos,Hola.WHiarletun, B. Dtindas, C. Macdonald, J. . Taykw, C. W. Ewan, Earl of Manning W. Tempest Sir H. T. Fellows, Hon. N. Martin, U. Thoreiton, H. Ferguson, R. Mask, Hon W. 'Tierney, Rt. Roo G. Fikigerale, H. Al ilbunke, Sir R. Townehend, U. J. Fitsarick„ Hon R.Mildimay, Sir H. Tracey, C. U. Fact oy, Lord W. Silkier, Sr W. Tarim., Sir T. Foley, T. Moore, P. Tavistock, Maros. Turbos, Vise. Alostys, Sir T. Vans,., G. G. V. Gordon, W. IS eirport,Sir J. llV.t.th, G. 1.. GIIIWIIT, Earl :.% WI, C. N. ‘festers, C. C. GrAttan,Rt. Ilan. H.North, D. All harrow, J. Giles D Osborne, Lord F. W babies.), S. Halsey, Jos. Ord, W. Wilberforce, W. Hamilton, Lord A, Ossuktos, Lord Wilmington, Sir T. Hamilton, Sir C. Palmer, C. Paired off. Hilibart, G. Farrell, H. Cavendish W, Holdiouse, B. /Seine, H. Maywood, W. M. Maxwell, M. P. for Linlithgow, would hire voted far Mr. &sad's motion, bra was obligati fa out indlopsilion.. Lt tam Et rzimaninom liiiaZILET, common. lc salted Vracotaut points', in reel/riled to serve no Parliament for the county of Gloucester, in the room of the lion. G aultOlt Caa NT121.0 BS/AILEY, who bus accepted the Chiltern Hundred% According to advice. received by Governio.nt, an expedition. consisting of between 2 and 3000 men, under General OSWALD, sailed from Zinte against St. Nlsura on the 29th of March. Colonel IiVILDTN i. second in command. The Roguish Anibussolor, the Duke of 'venous, arrived on Monday, at P.lrts tl., from Codia, in the Undaseited frigate. Hi, Excellency landed iu the afternoon, under a salute cf 1J guns, from the platform. Vestrrday. the Loan NIAYOR ordered the price of bread to he raised an cells se id .11 4411 or 3d. in the peck loaf, to take pnact, tu-:,rn.rna, when The qusrtern leaf, wheaten. ail! be s .1(1 for Ir. 4;il. and household. ls. Yesterday, iralliaas Warren, a journeyman shoe ittak.r. was brought before Mr. am, at the rubs lic Office. Bow-street, upon • charge in shish moils tees and journeymen shoemakers, and the public St large. are materially interested, via. substitnting very had leather for sery good, given hien to make 0h 04, * by Mr. Ge•Tsy, of Itumiell-street. Covent. Garden. {le was couluittted to the Houle ut Cor rection for 14 days. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-Office, May 22, lelo. Admiral Lord Gambier has transmitted to John N'ilsou evoker, Esq. a latter which his Lordship had received fiom Capt. Hardyman. of Ilia Ma jesty's ship Arnside, inclosiug one addressed by him to the Hon. Rear-Admiral Stopford, giving an account of an attack made, on the 4th instant, by the boats of the said ship, assisted by those of the Cadmus sloop, and Monkey and Daring gun-ves sels, adder the directions of Lieutenant Samuel Roberts, first of the Amide, upon an enemy's con ' voy of armed and coasting vessels at the Lie of Rhe. Seventeen vessels were taken possession of, thirteen of which were burnt, under a heavy fire from the batteries and armed vessels, and the others left on shore. Captain ilardyinan highly commends the con duct of the Officers and men employed on that service. Lieutenant Townley, of the Arniide, was unfortunately killed, on board an armed vessel, which he lied carried, whilst repelling an attack made upon her by two pinnaces of the enemy; two seamen of the same ship, John Truernan and John Dempster, were also killed, and three other? se verely wouneed. -- A letter bee been received by Mr. Cruker from Capt. Cockburn, of His Majesty's ship Implacable, giving an seenunt of the Nonpareil schooner, com manded by Lieutenant James Dickinson, having on the 10th instant captured, 'after a sharp action of one hour and • qiiarter, off the River Vilaine, La Cannonitre, French national brig, carrying three long Id-pounders, and two 24-punod ver mouths, with sixty -oils men. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Bramhall V)eon and Spencer Dyson, both of Rudders- Reid, York, nterchants. Sept. I, inu7. Thrw's Grit, Richard t;yile, and Charles Gyde, raise wick, tanocester, cintbtere. May 17, 1.10. . . Thomas Blanchard Coward, 'Harry" Wilson, sod Jebu Rid's/Aloe, of Built. limit-drapers. May 19, ism Jobe TM um and Thomas Turuer, both of Sheifisld, York, meirbaiiii.. May Ili, 1510. William Clarke, .Samirs Cull, sad Reader Clarke, at Nevi port, St. Cross, and Wile, to the Isle of Wight, spirit-mar chants. May 12, 1819. _ . - _ _ VI/8114m Bo . )le . auld Isaac Terser, of Kingston-epos•Hull, ship.bri.krrs. May 12, tato. Ji.lin Simpson, James G. Simpson, and Aitken %Telenet, of Tokitilwaselard, Landoll ; au far a. regards Aitken Men get, tamer, in FAliniturigh. Aprsi 6. Uto. David Oliver and Juseph eitbson, of Sunderland mar time Sea, grueeB a. June est, iao9. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. }teary Mew, of Newport, Isle of Wight, shopkeeper. BANKRUPTS George !thigh, effosentry-street, Haymarket, Middlesex, tailor, to surreal'', May "6, at ime, "a, at eleven, and July 1, at ten, at G8'81..1111111, Leedom. Attorney", Means. Joan snit Korb", Covent garden t'heirek.yard. David Christie, Lite of Hi +Arial, Bioko, .shopkeeper, Is surrender, May e 4. 2s, sad July t, at elerra at the Upper Shp lan, Heading, Hellos A ttomrys, Mr. William Saila. den, Re ailing; mad Mr. Holmes, Great Jsumes-stree4, Bed ford row, Landow. . - Samuel New, late of Newuh - trn,Cluurester,liarn.draper, to awirreauler, June 6,7, aiul July J, at eleven, at the White Hart lan, (lioecestm. Atturae)s, Mr. Geurge Chilton, F.' rhequer-t►eee, Lisocubs'a.lau, Loudon; and Mr. W. C. Ward, tikutet air". tPrllutw Taylor, of Clifton, Lancaster, innkeeper, to sur render, Jane a, 5, and July .t, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Masultester. att.leseya stessrs. Cberabyre and iValker, Maneltestcr ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. Thomas Watkins, of Plymoutb.dork, Devon, tavern keeper, to sarresihr, 51ay 30, 3t, and July 3, at "Jewett, at the King' s Ar ms , P4niuntir. Attorneys, Messrs Williams mkt Dark, Pritares-ateret, nealford•tow, London; auJ Mr. Julut Wells Baser, Plymuuth.dock. Hubert Mann, late of Saatikenush, Cumberland, hone desks, to surfeit& r, June 6,7, and July 3, at eleven, et the Crown and Mitre Jan, Carbide. Attorursr , Mr. Birkett, Itortil.enutt, Watkouk, Loudon; and Mr. John /How, Carr lisle. Charles Pratt, of I..tnapnere, Middlesex, money scrivener, to surrender ' June 2,9, at twelve, and J u ly . 3 , to our, at L.nwtus. Attorney, Mr. Poplin, Beau-,test, Übe, Loudon. John tinertimi, of Old Boml-street, Middlesex, tailor, to surrender, May 21.4 Jaw. 4, sod July 3, at eleven, at Guild hall, Lumina. Attorneys, Moors. Illotirdilloa awl Mestitt, Little Finlay street, Chromate. 0 John Baker, of Shicpton- Mallet, Somerset, innkeeper, to o , llSlesidrr, Jane 7, n. and July d, at our, In 114 V 1 bristoptier lull and Tavern. Rath. Attorneys, Messrs. nhepliard sad M B ilano°, Bedford-row, London i and Mr. It. A. Sheppard, ath. Richard Starry, of Clement's-lane, laisdria, taiMr, In reader, May It% Josue g, Rod July .1 at eleven, at Guildh a ll. Attorney, Mr. W. P. Bartlett, Lawrence Ponsotnerlasie, Cannou-stn. rt. Charle land, tate of Warrington, Lancaster, druggist, to surt,nder, Jose 14, Is, *sidled) a, at one, at she Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Blaeltidock, London ; and Mr. George Ashby Pitt, Liver pool: Thomas Collett, of ['abridge, Middlesex, grocer, to mar reader, June 2, at totter, 9, at one, and July J, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. Altneseys, Memos. Gale and Son, Ded fuid•aireet, Beilfuntrow, Landon. DII/11/F.NDS. June Q. Rictsai 41 Willey, of F.ptons, Surrey, pork•bateher, at lustre, at Guildhall, London. May YS WsKane Fole, of l'herry-garden-street, Bermond sey, Surrey, linaber-inerebarit, at tealre, at Guildhall, Julie f Samuel Ford, of Birmingham, merchant, at twelve, at the Steak eprai e Tavera, New-street, Biriningham. Jima ,a. ti illiam Francis Walker, of Chatham, Kent, li sea-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jose 10. Gramm ark, of Gorki...nemtreat, Cliturinterms, whir, t• Fa, stGaahlhall, Loodou. May lg. Juba Th.,: 't,•n, of Lawrence-Pouidney , Lise, Lswedars, iserchunt, nt Aver., at Guildhall. Jamie. frelsesllollku. the Celts. and James 1101.1. m, the , both of Salford, Immicaster, dyers, a t tu r Star isl,Taiscbaster. J u . e . 3 . J am C oo k. of Bristol, looking/las, inailafactu. rer, at ors, at Gelbllialk, Loa.too. CF.R'rIFICATEa^Ic.c U. William King, late of Breams-boatirhogs, Chaneerpiaue, cabinet ioaker. 1.0.• .r late of Chards. lane, St. George's in the Last, Mithllenni, Joarph Cosmop, erf keu Lioi. sin. t, apilal6eiJ,, Cokrumi Levy Newton, eif Red Lo, - tr. et, , :•.tolfiel.L., Nll J. dkor It, dyer. John Geogr. of Carl...anon-street., Fitzroy Middle. sea, borse.dealet. George Burritos, late of Maschester, merchant. James ILliallicom, of Bristol, cordwainer. Jeremiah Smith, now or late of Birtoiagleam, dealer in lace. Thomas Das 1., of 'lt olverhampton. Staffmd, erooniosger. Samuel M Mille, jun. of abefnall, Salop, grocer. tVelelssau, of f:rewkevere, Smileturt, limn-draper. Joseph Cowed', floury Sandrford, awl Julio Barlow, of Mao. cheater, Presooess is His Msas;tyciii.;if;:ihe County of GLOU CESTER PHUT NOTICE. 3.lhn VI 'ikon', of flattes.lnit, neaslkienol, in the county of Glusteciter. "'porter Juba Lather Yiatra, l.t, d Llastramck, to the cAlati of &um, aa4fwaiaarly Mal*, itatimitau spoßms mrsiUCENCR. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MELTING, Me M•IID•Y, MAY 21. Gen. Gower's Maul of 14leans, set. sib. best Gen. Gros VCUueli Claryseis, dst. Ab. M. stoop. b. ft. 5 to I apt Maid of Orleans. IA Kinnaird's Brauttenburgb, sst ;lb. best Gen. Gower's e. by Wortby, 751. sib. o•yr old Course, sop. 6 to 4 on Itrandenburpt. Swcepstahas of loop each, h. R. fur 611ie►, Bet. silt. Two-yr old Course. Mr. Shakeipear's 1. by Bobtail • Mr. Vausi 'a 1. bs Crsario • Gen. Grossenoes f. nisei! 'Three paid forfeit. to I on Mr. Sltakespear's f. IA C. Booteriet's Windsor, a yrs old, gm. 6116 Oat Gen. Gros•enor's Rarasgain, 3 yrs ekl, 7st. :in). Tensir oki Coarse, itoogs, ►. ft. 6t05 oe Windsor. _ 1). of Rutland's &avatar, Bet. alb. best IA F. Beutiock`e Fenian, vit. T. M. M. ISogs, b. ft. 4 to I on Saleator. Mr. Vansitterre litrrieiski,asCCiii,:bcat U F . D e atiactes Trump, Sit. lib. Ab M. lunge, b ft. to 3 un Burkirk. Sweepstakes of tong, each, b. ft. Amu the Flat: Sir J. Shelley 's Fanny, 7st. sib 1 Mr. Skakeepear's Tumbler, set plk, Id G. 11. eareurintieltraaebte, fist. Isib 4 Mr. Payees Hu'rook, 7st. alb Ld Jersey's Laugtoa, 9st 9to I agat Paso;•—.3 to 2 apt Tumbler. D. of Crofton's Pope, 7st. 7th. heat Mr. Sbokespear's Marpocrates, sat. 71b. Across the Flat, tont. 3 to 4w Pope. Mr. Payee's lac. by Wszy, oat ofTersatala, est. 76. beat Mr. Vaasktarl's b. c. Glo'sacr, by aseshire ebeese, tat. 41b. R. M. imp. b. ft. 6to a rye Mr. Payee's b. c. Ld Dartirpou's Magician, eat. 131 b. beat Ld Grosrenor's Benrolio, est. Across the Flat gongs. to 8 apt Illusiciaa. Sweepstakes of tarp. each, b. ft. cults est. 71b filiki sit last 3 M. of IN. C. D. of Grottoes b: c. Doleful walked seer Ss paid forfeit. Sweepstakes of loop. each, b. IL akasat. 61b. allies !sat. 31b. D.M. Mr. Vawsitiares gr. e......... D. of Graftaa'ailae. .withdraws Two paid forfeit. Sweepstakes of stoop. each, h. ft. e t alb. sweb. fib. M. Ld Stairell's e.... _ _ Tiro paid forfeit -;••• •' Sweepstakes trl loop. each, le. ft. 111. C. Ld Grosvenor's cidoe, pa. glb. .• &oaf • ; rec . Ld Grosvenor's Meteors, pd. Id Lorrther'r Hylu, SW withdrawn Mr. Prme`s Grimaldi, OM "alb. • Pd 'ld Jersey's Robin, ast. alb . me. from 14 Darlington's Lariat, 7st: t Tway r. old Coors?, anogs. Mr Doughtes b c. by Dick Andrews, out of Toy, agst Mr. F. Cremes Yorbibire Grey, est. 51b. each. • Across the Flat, 95p. Off lry coment. D. of Graftoies Doltfol, sat: ylb lee. suss. from Ld Kin noird*s Due Joan, sat. At.. M tongs. Me F. Craver:is ch. f Jannette, by King Bladed, mat. ree. from Mr./breves c. by Ambrosio, out of Slaplttthis dam, sat. alb. T110•)t, old Course, 10fp. 95p. ft. . CVRIOVS CI, The aggregate population tau the (malice of the known ha.. bitable glebe, is cstunirted at suo,oso,uev of souls. if we rectum with the t neieets thipt g geocratioa lasts thirty years, then in Out space boopstu t ougy of Lounge belays will hr Lure, and also will die; comsesithewily 7$ 059 MOP be dropping into eternity every day, $,044 every our, or abuet 51 very Minute. Of abase atiehaeoinnuli udlindo.4oo ere gap Posed to he Pagan% iso,einknon are klahuogriana, 9,ouo,nuu Jeer, 170,utio,otie are called Cbr•atlaoa ; of t►tee only 50.tioe,iinu are noontime/. There arc is Landes Sat places of worship ; one Cathe dral, one Abbey, tla cheicbes, me chapels and chaope!e of VW go; meetings aad chapels fix (linemen, 43 chapel s f ue 4nesigern, and six synagogues. About 4. 0 42 public sod migrate schools, amluditsg lons of Coast, Cotters, d.c Mout eight societies fee mends, Sc. Racialism fur training sod sets, et &pylori be the iadigeal, 1 7 einitssis for wi t sad tain;, 13 dtmperseies, and 7114 triesdly societal,. (Am alie' distributed rise to yso,owei. per annum. There are dome 111,300 permute committed fur trial in one yeas. The missal depredatitims amount to about 2, 11,0/ Lad, on the Thames, previous to the matins of the lucks, alii,eout. Theme an is prisms, and ;,2134 alehuums, viable the bills of mortality. _ . The arousal elf elis counterfeited is sof:wool. per annum. About 3,000 receivers of stoic ri goods. About iii,ouu ser vants at all tuner oat of place : pers o ns, It i s sue . paged, rise every morning, without so latir 11 as Logo iug. how they are le subsist during the day. Leedom cuossorea saaually 311,000 bullocks; 776,000 sheep and Webs ; 110,041 calves; Suu,roto bugs; taii,ooti meekly' pigs; 4,910,000 gallons of milk, the produce of 5,101 cows; 10,000 acres of ground, cultivated for rep ta iga, ; 44000 acres for fruit; yotiouo mi uteri' of wheat ; 600,000 children* of coals ; 1, 113,100 barrels (r 4 galloss) of le a irl porter; 11,146,750 gallon* of spirituous liquors and irompoands ; 32400 IMO of wine; or,tiou,ooo loom*. of huller; 91,1 00,UOU 110911491 if clicese; and 14,090 boat.. load of cod. Inhabitants of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, May t, 40. : Hales Females AM, Navy !team's+ in registered ships Convicts T•tal 4 England 11,1101,823 in Scotland - . 470u,00 I. Ireland - - - 4,000,000 in Wain - - - 34i,sai Total - - is,u4l,7tie -,.= Extract of a letter from on board the Castilian, sloop of war, dated the 17th instant Yesterday, we ran a large privateer on shore, under the battery of Triport. lifter en anxious chase of six hours ; we, an hundred times made bore of her. when suddenly she caught the breeze, and we were as often disap pointed. Although the battery, situated on an ell*. Hence. was firing at us red but 'het, yet we followed our object to within pistol-shot of the shoe', and gave her three broadsides. As her deck was full i f men, the slaughter must have been vtry severe. The French coast was all in uproar • the inhabitants rail out of the town, so d soug h t refuge on a hill at the back of Triport, and there waited for our depar ture : our studdiog-soil was shot to pieces, but or bad not a man hurl." Wednesday last was a/Nerved as a day of solemn thanksgiving in liollarid. The Minister of the ln twor published a long Address to his countrymen, a Tew dEys before, in vidich he inculcates the lesson, that ander all their misfortunes, they still have great cause to thank Heaven that they are audited to exist as a nation. The late king of Spain. CHARLICS IV. still re sides at Marseilles. with his spouse. the Queen of ETIVRIA, and the PRINCI of PSACI, where he enjoys the blessings of tranquillity and iriireincnt. A few days ago a melancholy accident happened in Harwich harlvowr ; a master of a smuggling •ea se'. w ich had berm taken. attempted to make his escape, Ii jaml•ing uterboard, but was sliowned to the attempt. N.4VAL 111TF:LLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. WAY 'II. Yebterday arrived the (110awnteil. Capt. Niathr, ;! , with the Duke of Albuquerque on board 1 , oat Cadiz; the Cyafte from the Medderraueau ; 11,1 ti ,, 11iligent etoreehip flout tlae Eastward. This tidy armed the Insplacable.Cdpt.Cotkimro, from Quiheron Bay ; SeppAire. Capt. little., hoot Pertia, lam flout the Cape of Good Hope; La Captdin Sehotnberg, from Plymouth; sud (;en rol Conclorgh, from I..yritingtou. DEAL, HAY Arrived the 3:amuck and Pyraatas frigate, with the Adriatic, from Multi. Terrible, with u colivoy from the Mediterratteto ; tisey are all bailed !'or the river. _ MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at liewhatry, county Corti, by the Riv, Richard Cheater, Jos. H. Harry, F.sq. bar Clida, is said county, to MI.. O'Grady, daughter of the hoc Derby O'Grady, of Mount Prospect, inAhat conuty, L g . sod sister to the Right Hon. the Lord Chief Baron, be. On Friday se'ainight, by the Rev. T. Ftere, at flt „Geo rg e's, Hanove►-square, Rdtiam Piece, Esq. Serjeant-allAo, sth ion of the tate John Frees, Eaq. of itoydon, in No.Lik, to Mary, only daughter of Brampton Gard*, DilliNglists, Eaq. of drendisburgh Hall, is Suffolk.... DEATHS. On Saturday se'nnight, al Lath:cootiell, mar Limerirk, of the scorletina, u malady often fatal to y g Master Juba Burdett, aged six, and Abutter Wm. Burdett, aged three years, both ammo( Sir Wm. Burdett, Bait. At Nottiughans, Mr. Wm. Doubleday Crofts, attorney -81- Mw, aged 7.4 years, who, la the year tiiy, completely rsag St. Mary's Muth hell 7 hem and 22 minutes, being use of the most ►erenlean tasks is tke art ; the peal am ro,stis c►auges of Granilsire Cst^rs, ou the peal of tea bells Lately, at her brolbes's lento. is Caerasnona►tre, Catherine Elaards, sis•ter of Richard Edwards, Lul ot Naillsnrars.house. the Culunel of the Royal Caernarroashus Militia. The late Mr. Haven!, of the Hereford Hank, was a geutle man whose isidestry, integrity, sad worth, Witte his are. miry to more than military netke. Mr. Hay.wi was here la fle. Owen's street, Hereford, where his pa Buts kept a small Awe, now mad fur the sale of tartheaware. The c.r.. enmstanees of his family stele so remote fruits afllneere, that when (Aka his eueetryniesi WI tttt Meow; he left his sibs, piece to pursue his forlestetin the great metropolis, he had iaot sixpence in h.. pocket en his arrival is London. A harks man now resident at Hereford, gretaitonsly repaired his stow 1, and regaled him with porter and bread and elice,e, I.fter theta. tipietif • joinery, eked' he bad altogether perfor tai d on feet. From this period, sects arm the persievermee, ability, mai soirees, with which he had applied kionaslf to Mosier's, that he gradually ruse, with mereasing Immure and esteem, eleik to partner in the boner of Mr. Jame, M. P. fur Der.ses, who li• ed opposite the mansion -home, is Loudon. Tits* hemming enrolled in the dist data of Paitish merchant% 111 r. Havarti was frequently etioseked in the wet didirult and important adiu/141eni• la mercantile aceoe its, eat has mow bentiestbed to five daughters more that tea thousaad pounds earl,, the fre‘ta of his owe 'serfdom sad raismil industry —The Berke of Mir Lag, and other ,lunar ellesiess, aekinieledge him es no drepieehle poet • beast only aided Mr. Uilelur , iu bit work called The Bye-st;:weiet. bet 12.11 cam tributed sonic of those popular predoetioaserliieb Era so happily calculated to excite the daring of Mir pilaus tan. O(thrse, the well.heoun words uilfg Pal and My Pile*" Joe, were written by Mr Havard. In a Word, Mr. Hat ad haw dime honour to the City of Hayford, whirls gave km birth, his niermey will ever be held is reaped, mid he ea ample is worthy the inutatiou uf all. Third Edifies, illaatrahral with Casey price ae. tut ApRicricAL.TREATNE opt the tertais Pres:cotton mad Can of the VENEREAL UltiLiSf, particularly its comequenem, as Stricter. 14 Gaeta, Ow:tot ing Takes llossalis. Hypochimdriasai, Onaunni, e.r king a complete guide in thuee diseases. 31. CATON, Songeon, Late of the Ceited Hospitals of St. Tisuswiee and (;ti's, sod Editor of the First awl Straind Yulunte. of I 1.1464.44 Medical and sur 4 irll Split fakir. London: Printed for S. Hiebley, 21, Ilertstrut Long man sod Cu. Paternoster-row; C. Mutluw, No Holborn; Sherwood, Neely, nod Junes, Patenmster-row, Leonora. Where may he bad 'The tiPlitTATOlt, price it m. ADVICE TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. MR. COLEY, of So. John-surer, Adelphi, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, bar directed his attention, for the last twenty years, to the twat. meat of SCOR BUTIC sad CERTAIN COMM-AI hTb, and snore especially ill that Debility which ar;scs from mews of drinking, long residence in usbralthy clitaatis, or from that destructive solitary vie a fatally indulgedls youth of both genes. In recent 'Sections, the complaints are rotsrtl, era dicated and cured in a few days ; and if there is reason to apprehend danger, by immediate applicalini to Mr. an infallible Preventive will be given, by which nreaLs ttm complaint will not appear. Mr. C. also speedily relieves sad effertually cures, those dreadful night pains is the heed end hush*, so frequeany mistaken, and often falsely treated M rbemnatisas, whirl, in general, proceed from a certaia disease, lurking is the habit, or the improper use of mercury, &c &c. To be consulted at his house, ou, Jolia-street, Adelpti. Patients, in town ue conatry, nut able its attend, are re.tetated to state the particulars of !their complaint., by Weer, post paid, including a bank note, which will be immediately*. leaded to, and advice and medicines sent to say past of the country. In all cases the strictest honour sad secrecy way be (U -pended on. _r.-- WHEN Men of Education and Professional *bill nee persevering eadeavoare to discover the most safe sod effects's! teethed (retreating • few prevailing Dia stases, the somewhat result of their experience is the beat proof of supevionly . Mews. GtisS and CO., Sorrows, re gularly educated &oil insisted iiito every !wench of the l'r , - tession, (certificates of which, from different Hoopitsts, sail testimonials from the must etuitont Physicists, they have to convince asp iegisiier) were induced to make the fare of th• following dimes the object of their paitien;iii pied!, viz. a CERTAIN DISORDER, freest...oily coniraerid ii a munseut of intoxication ; end its covoutnitauts, STRIf. TITRES sod GLEETS, ss Mao DEBILITY, whether avo• lug from baeckswills• indulgences, long residence in warm climatal, era Secret SOLITARY. VICE, too often utiksiii pity put - solid by the youth of both sexes; is the one it will be hatted the cause of STERILITY or BAIIRENNEs. , sad in the uglier occasion • ousteroos tram of Senors Discuses, which, if sot timely remedied, terminate is IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION. The result of • keg and extensive practice low 'fabled them, to a sii• perior method, effectually to reweave those disorders. ever inveterate or complicated, wittiest salgtetnig tio pA• tient to restreta . iii diet nr exercise, and in slight Yeaete•l Cameo, where so early applicatima is matte after discern) of the infettios they pledge themselves to perform • Coo in the short period of two days. The uoprecedented mama of their abode of treatment is the eery of the shore "al• Pliably (which kw never been known to fail in ore angle In• stance, is twelve 'yews' plashes, during which period IMO/ persona, of both sexes. ham bees coved, wee after aryls and injurious methods had hues perused by ether pram ti'men, without effect,* indoors !timers. Gods and Co le t h. , pub ids offer their advice..o.They may be cowshed by Mho ars daily, penuaally, eir by letter, with airielaige every debt 3 , y, and atientiso. Pidirots m the enemy,, tactoeilig a bask vote, air ', queasy! toatric the wheelers of their taw.. age, and MAO' rer of loiog, rad advice and modieirre will be forwarded i• any part td the kingdom.-21esers.GOsa sod CO. he. i o Reurenastrerl,Fleet-street. I.A.PN DON :—Prtuted by C. SMITH, Nu. t, Clcturat's I. r. istul publv•lt. 1 . 1 As the t Mllre, No is, Seek of St. Cie/R.Bo (Lucas, St, Jed, by J. WHITE, of aatcc r im"' —4h ".' s du for 111,. Potu eta IV the 01Scr, rocl •4 duty attaudt J George Bain Wilms %hi 3.. Buyel, Jobs ilykv. I lbw.. Cada harts Groat, T n itilel 4 Furc•dm Third F 4 PHA Prercu partirsialy iagTJn 01 • tviaplete g tote °Mort bitter GU Siedwal ILeowdon: au gni Co Sherwood, Ithere Nay I DR. THE go leo l bear a cowl °Foam I).s. 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Was here tit ki:t The c,r Fnt Pit at - tore, ties his nude is, he had A teeth*. 4isahwr, T. 6. AY al (ter theta. on feet !Mite. aid GENEIIIII. *rigs, that vas, !Ns 11 F. A Ilee,ste, I /11 Noun . in. The* il.e ecrehantc the at Jul et 414ruk 1, mai i.a% The RI. Hot theusaA d reeerd The Has. Pb r elfiesiene, Sir). W. And dabod Jonathan Hui L eft. 114:111 ere se L)u.• lk Homy norm Mane tan. J. Jelin* Aar If, father George St.it k r. RAt 10111 SOL ~,.~: