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;'t ' )ILITIC CORRESPO.FvmscE r'NEEN RUSSIA AND FRANCE. Nt/1 F. I. • • Noee of the bl' le.ter Foreien It:lotions to the • .I . A fines ui Rus.i.t, dated Flo.eall 2U, Au: XU• • ( •lat 11, 1834 . .` I I.:ye tad berme the Fi•iitComiul the Note, dated F:tireal et %tor 12), which you A.il ins the kmiour in r. hiriv. to me. " .f.te Kinn C owed Seek with regret that tin • nig .e-ice ofthe etionii.4 of Flatir.i has prevailed in the Cabal t of Sr Peters -b :igh, and that it at present tends to otterrupt tit .t good to. •rsountiorc establialict betwzeii the tw., states Nr h p insets tl.retiltv, and which ought, it would appear, to have beets cousullitatill by the happy effeas it produced. " Hit Nfait•tr the Iriireeior of Germane, awl Hit PAASeety • I'm king olP,iusia,wtnn are, to, dots's, the two poem gto.t isterlately interested in Cie fete of the German Empire, Intro tuoleistood that'll,: minter and pressure of cotuanbtanzes had sudlineutly autheriswl the French G o verioneut to came to be aitetted at the distance of two leagia.l fmm :heir frontiers no Willem Fre ichnien,wha were conspiring against their country, and M.o, by they nature of their plots, a, well as the horrid t-iblictty which they giro to thorn, had p!aeerl themselves ...vonci the protettioti of the rights of enter.. The Getman roneet thee ha.i.ig ;nests ...Anita, the Vint Consul can hase nothing to say to His %Ltle.ty the Fillet-or of Russia in regard to a point which do:s ant tat all affect his 'martins but hr wi I ninetcs make it a pic.nure to speak to lit, Majesty the Emp:ror of Lussia with that S. titlaisets which all Europe acknowledges Li bi.n, and which alone is fitting to strong and powerful rates. I . " !Me pousent object ti His Majesty could he the tents. lion of • nees'enalittue, arid to re.canisuetice the war, why employ vain Orient:, ? And why not act to a more open slimmer? However profound might to the vel which the Firs , Constil would experiesie, from the renew .1 of hostilities, letkooes tin omen on earth that cum intimidate France; no person whom he will suffer re interfere in the internal affair, tar the cosuitir ; and, as he 'I es r i ot interfere in the parties or Marto* by whir.h Russo may he el.vided, His hlajesty the /tepee,. has horivh‘ imerfere to t 1.4 parties or opir.ions which m:ivi aside France. In the Now, Sc, which you have transmitted to me, you demons • that Fr tive will employ the r.iott effectual means to rani:pi:lllst the government,' of Europe, and that she will put ein slid twin matt of things , ton alarming far their security and Sot t. riot tins independence of the states of Sewatroettartired. when it P.^. Russia stipporting. at Dressler, • and Retro, Iltshatchers ofpkts, woo endeavour to clause the 7 -*gig! of their resedentr, w agitate the neighbotiring toun t.co; and when tto,atu..tau blioisters, at most of the Courts or E. rupa , Ino-rah,l r.. pi.ice under the protection of the rights of 046011. , , torast:itta?4, natives of the countries where its Mi. " 0,4, • as M. hfarcolf wished to do at Paris, in rezard to a Geneeete t These are real attacks against the gate* of Europe : it it these which ought to excite the roost spirited remonstrances t and the fact of which Russia so touch cam. plaint it of a Imo, dill - emit nature. tty the Treaty of Lone-Mlle, Germany and France to teml into an e igagement to give no asyluin on either side le men who nii?'it &steel, their reciprocal tranquillity. The ermgrants who were at Reseed, Fribourg. and Dresden, ought therefore not to have low.) tolerated in the German empire, and this circu 'WIWI. still how really inconsistent is the ennditet of Ruins. France requires of it, that the ensigrants who were employed by it at the time when the wer existed be. torten the two States, should be arta out of the ecrontriet, where they are know. only by di nr intrques airtime France, and where Russia wants in enaintaininz them*. . . . . " The First Cooed hopes, that Mk Majesty the Trapaor, 1 0 102 e eKer.ilent despo.rtiori and 11155512 character are to well known, w!!I snob or late be sensible that there are men w to employ every means to irritate France, and who in this manner endeavour to make a diversion, and re kindle up a war fa vourable only w r.gland. This war will never take pt.,es wirh the will of the French Consul: bet, whoever may declare it against hi n, hearth prefer it to any suite earthing. that might band to wouird, to the detriment of Tatra, the equality at the Great Arivei..; and, as he does not arrogate to h.onself any auoremn -ts; as he does hot interfere in aiiir r.f the o;e,rationi lithe Russian Cabinet, he ci.a.ms ‘u that revect perfect reel. pine t: . " I enter!ai S;r, • Sent Mope, that explanations so frank will be lint ap. , e.:tate4 lry your Court, and that the effect of them wiT be to .lityi,aate these cloud: diffused with nielarynioly seesaw bete& . the t•to countries. Accept Sit, the assurance of any perlect cansideratsee, ilea" NOTE - - - • Con of the ! , (,te of theliharged'A'fairee of Rus hJ the French Minister, tlat,eirsr;‘, Ju'iy It, IS'l4 "it bzing nemesary that the Note which the C.tizit Mi n:seer of Foreign Affairs delis”ratt to the uuder,irriied Ch. ge d'Affaires of Ills Nisiesty the li..naperirbe of all the Ruwia , ,dat..l h Fhweal, year XII. (May 16, 1804). shoterl be trans• anted t.) Petersburg:.—the undersigned is obtigel to declare, th.it. he , ncuried the tli.pleasure of his Caurt tor auceptin. a paper, which was in no manner an att.wer to the note triat pre , 'hot it tin hi. part, and which was not of a nature fit to be add.essed to his augwt Master. " This paper, however, hating come to the knovilidg. of Ile Majesty the Emperor ' he has man with surprise, that the c intents of it are eomi,ooed only of assertions and re.i , o.iiiiy, wh.co, besides being id, have for the mn.t part on connertion with the oojeci whirls gave 04:C.1.54011 fur the :.I.ite of late 22d. " The Emperor, &ciao( for she calamities which press so henri'y 041 the (Tatar pier ni Europe. mad the dangers that threaten, in particular, tile Gsirman Empire, in the fate 14 Whir% Ku tea, in imaisequencc of its esprimesnts, ought to salts especial linseed v ing !. arned the new virolatino of the rights of m.tiona, lately committed at Ettenheim, has thought bins duty to 1111111 e the Diet and Penrose of the Eintine to %Mar their efforts with his, in order to rdinionstrate nn this subieel With the "'tench Govern inent, on which His Majesty manif sled aloe in a dueet manner die mine 11C01101C111S, hoping thereby to .induce it to mike reparation to the injury dour to the tier anaii.e Association, to tranquillise Europe, in regard to its fears ise woes, slisiikor efts of violence Still reriemed. " The Foineh t;owironiciit cannot fail in answer this Note of Hu luipe.ial oi cannot answer it as it has done, nuly an an showy manner, w ti, ,tit being waning in is dully to R na.ia. to the Gernsiu Ennui', and to itself; and without en. &Iwo no.; that rood undei-inthling which it axes it. rl sores, tint the happy effect. of which have not yet horn perceived by Ito 41a . " Wr no Ingenue in these times justly caned barbarous. when meli country bill nu other interests tbaii those which if, reisiy c.niCerned it. Modem dielomact, fuuneltil on the right. of Nation*, has totablished other. more consonant with the general advantages of States. No roe under the circuit.- staii•es alluded to, could see with iiiiliffetence an event, which made so fatal an amid( 011 the independence and lacerate of nation'. The quality of guarantee with which Ittlimia it chart d by the peace of Te.schen, and of Mediator in the Gentian En,. pore, give Its Inure menntestible right, and imposed nn flis Mahedy a still greater duty of 12 , .t Aserting ol2nre on this ; and if the French Government, invested with the same titles, thinks itic.f allowed to inoiste the neutraiiiv of Germany, and t, act in it us an arbitrary tanner. it would to tficuit to conceive how it should lint belong to 11.. Imperial Malan/ t• - • 011314:4P nOlO mow of this Dopite, the safety anal in depart.* or which he has guaraoteed. " It would's* losiug time to er.d...avosir to ...tplain in any other manner a step, the motives of wide. are a. clear as well founded, and to oeaith in it for the renalt of the influence of the eglansiCS of liranc.., *hie the wile cause of it is the wretched Maw to which Europe 1. nelinsoltry tate influence of the French C .vmitment. If the object of Rusts were to runt a new cos. tts for the purpose art reviving the war on the Con- A g ent, riorttoless have tin need of searching for ytin s f ro ' iag ."- Viiir re ts u rl i qi n ili t c h l: : valid t , ha f7; eilchti the bon.i. of that good understand.ag winch the mo d -ration aione of His Miteety has hitherto preserved, MA wine. he c.io4 have wilted t., preserve fire ever. " The ii.iject u Ara. h this Court of Petissiburgh has been canna:all; 110dinalest, and cannot be unknown ass.. •A "-; saiNl i t t migil.als if. our IN the !ate Emperor of etereagAintt the preset to °wet Own. in particular to tie French Go . vernment, Iles Majesty harieg taken die earliest opportunity, even before t h e commencement of the present oat, to manifest to it his upittion ue the neeen city which existud of consolidating the peace, and agent pre venting tee ceivalsem of Euntee, by carefully reniorieg all causes of interest, and leAviag eAc ....tate to enjoy, without di.• tinction, the advantages a.id iedependence whieh of r.glit lens to it " Roma at the same time te.ticed to the Cabinet of the Thuilleria how mach it could have wished to see It contribute Weald. the establishment of an unite of thing, sa desirable, in giving, by the example of its moderation aced ditiitterentel. nese, a hope to Eerie's, that, after the unfortunate sttugg:e, which lied cost so much blood, each Gureennent might at length, with security, employ it'd( t:aryueel y at 3011111 au p-o- Mining the happi enn , of t h e people entrusted to it. care. Iu- Mad of wishing to rekindle the flames uf war on the Continent, His Majesty would have sect the Accomplishment of his cat. tunic walks, had he been able to male them every where cease; bet lie could wish all,, that the Fiend, Government, since it declares that it entertains the same sett:mu:zits, would lute at rest those who have had the stroggest desire not to take any pan in it. " Such hare been the sale object, and, urthappilv for maii• kind, the fruitless vies of Revue, whose conduct has never cle• seated (root these principles ; its re.wated and always UliSoC ceritul attempt: with the Cabinet of St. Cloud, suppo. hid by engagement, which it entered into with it, have never had any other end. The niehation proposed to the two powers at war, and winch was not as•cepted, seas lounde,l nu the same basis ; and when the French Government, aft*. the ruptere, thought itself permitted to occupy with its troops, slid deprive of their commerce, countries which vainly rettionstiated in favour of their neutrality, Ili: Majesty alarmed, 110 t for himself, because the strength and situation of his Empire might have permitted hint to remelt: an indifferent seeciator of these distressing scene:, but for the safety of the mat of Europe, after harms re peated several times, Amt always without efir.l, his ie..' request to the Government of the neothlir, to guarantee .4 lent Cur a cowittier, whew t tisanes with R rata and France imposed on the latter the oblitr.atein or respecting their neutrality, dtd not conceal his mod e of thinking from the seposed :eaten, which are in danger of participating one day ill the fate of Italy, a put of Germany, and the other comitnes which the Freugt Govertimetit holds already under its domemon. See ing. emesithstanding his care and represeetatitiii., the danger increase ; cueing the French 'reaps on the oar hand bordering rn the cruet of the Adriatic, and on the other moms citetriMi• from the Hanle Towns, and threatening Drum:wit.; H.s Ntatiesty determined to put bit forces in a co Aiwa to oppo.. e farther incioachatinits, the theatre of which in this manner might approach his own frontiers. 'These Geis ire known to all Europe : the Emperor was d •sirous, m p ittieular, that they might be known to France, and the explaitatioes between the twe Cabinets have Alice's turned on the suite okeas. Nmer, - titereture, did any Gov , romont act in a note open manner llama Russia; and, in regard to an object which has less weed of being concealed, or which is leas susceptible of a false iriterpretatimi. if the conduct be not ftat.l and lu. al, if it can lee consider sl as offensive to Trance, no difference ought to be made be. teen evident wrongs en the one part, sod the ju.t resentment which must result from them or the tither; between, the at• tack an.l the defence; between the oppression and preterite t of the weak. " We shall lint here enter into the queition of mi).:.c right, whether the Fre.ich Cd'verniiient can pnr.ue , 61 all cunwnes, the individusla it has banished, and whethe. it has the right of prescribing the manner in which foreign power: ought treat or employ the ci denims emigrants who have been long in their genic-, and natuia'.i,e4 as their sub;ent. It will stacient to remark, that this doctrine is entirely con:rary t the painei plos of egnity, and at variance with those which formerly were proclaimed in so solemn a manner by the French Nation. " It would, however, be strangely confounding. lonians and WOrsly to be penatadeti, that it is Russia which attacks the ittd.• prudence of the state, of Europe, by not permitting that one of its servants, in • (mein country, sliwold hi iii,miried at the pleasure of the French Government, avid by claiming an in divi Iwl itaturalisA iu Ruin., who hi. bocet daliyenA Up by a third state, valiant as' trial, and coatis:3i ha etc:) , appear arms a': tight. _ _ • • Ilis Majesty never gave protetlinn to the contrivers of plots; his uold., and hook character is too well known to all Europe, to retprim that this assertion, as false at it I. indecent, should be contradined. The F.ench Government is its If persuaded of the contrary, and needs nuly to recolleA that His Majesty at several tissues mad, known to i that, provided it could produce, ;gaited one of the Ruouan Azeisis, proof., o f the accusation above omouneed, it wooed hasten to punish in him a crime which it eoliselers as of the most odious 11211U0. The Cabinet of St. Cloud never returned all diumer to tlis just insinuation, nor offered soy proofs to mamma its deinan t. ; convepienily, ha. no complaints to ntake iii regard to the backwardness sliewis to COllll/111 with them. Iu a MOM, when Portugal has been obliged to purchase i!s neutrality ; when the kii , g' lom of Naples, which was not able to preseore it, has been forced to ceittributo, at an enormous ex once, towards the maintenance of the French troops who are there station ary ; when all Italy, with its republics, to wi.ich independence and happiloms w• . re promised, Switzerlasid and flul:ansl, can no longer be considered hut as Trench provinces 11111C11. 4 part of the German empire is in. Wed, and other detachments of French troops execute arrests in contempt of the sacred rights of nation,; the Em;w•rrw fee /i'y appeals to the judgment of all throe countries, and to the impartial opinion of this Cabi net of St. Cloud itself, to determine the question, whiv'i sit the two, Russia°. France, threatens the security of Estio e ss ; pos. • (eves principles most favourable to the inderndence of rates, and is guilty towards there of toe must arbitrary acts, by inter fer tie in their sower:anent and internal Police " Though the grief which His Majesty Isar eeperienced from a state of things so painful and alarming, atml the light in which he consider. it, must be already sufficiently known, his hlajesty ha. thought himself under the obligation of ex• re-sing them with es much publicity as possible, in rider /hat it may not be seal that, at a ClllllllllO fatal to mankind, notioverei ment on the Continent hal the erourago to hit up its voice ist favour id justice ; and that Russia might not be reproached with not having hostwarimil t. cuostatoe of the tertiLle cr o ak• quences wis.ch wouid necessarily result from a prolonged fir• getfulitesa of goal order, aid of the piiitciples on which their happiness and acetone demi hd. In the peemilt disiession, it wirii.4 mistrials be dil.—Kr . ult to prole that, whim Ramie protes:s against a manifest violation of the right of 1141‘..114, committed beyond the frontier...if the Republic in a territory of the (Seems , ' empire by a power, a guarantee .red mediator, it is an interference in the i.iternal affairs of France, which have moliiiic at an t.. do with rite olaj..to in question, and In which Ilia Majesty had newer had any Idea of inaddliug, or taking any part. " ►erry State may, no doubt, d-clare an indisidual withiu its own b out of Ilse poste eticia of the law, but can not of it. own authority plale any person beyond the ponce tion of too It.glit of Nations; f r it. r laurr olom not M.:lmnd 011 it. decrem, brit is subjei cal rests mom the 1.1114111041,1 US will of all tovereizn states. The French Government then, after the Treaty of Lanes idle, centl at most only require of else Princes of the Empire that the emigrant• being in their stiles, who had not yet adopted a a.mntry, and aga:tist 10141111 authentic proofs could be produced, should be removed, but us no mania,: enter with armed men to remove them by force. " It will scarcely be beli -Ted, that, to 'lmport an • rroneomi principle, the Cabinet of St. Cloud should deviate from what decency and propriety require, so far as to ode° from the ex amples to be quomd, that which wits the least lit for that pur pose, and t cell to remembrance, in an official paper, the death of a father • to the sensihrlity of his august son, by making, moisten to all truth or pr Arability, an moos:lout charge against a ffsomoiimuit, which that of France does not hesitate coutinually to caluiiiiiiats, because it is engaged with it in war. " amides. though the most entraordintry suppositions may big made, none of tbein I.lllleffeci tht least change in the state of the qtrrioiy OW justify and renrimr lawful an .i•ti , trary aN, which attacks the fundamental, aid lsithetlu uncuittusted pr.o• Cipiet of the right of natkra. " This analysit of the emit:tilts of the Note of the Citizen Minister of Foreign Itifeti,us was not necessary to render it clear, that it is its no point satisfadory in tepid to the end proposed by the Fmperor, in transmitting the Notes or the 7th and 12tn of May, to Yams and itatrsbun, and to thew evi dently that it is the imention of the French Government to ir ritate more and mere the just resentment of His Mainly the Emperor, by it., evasirm sad iremsper anises in which so lap portant a question i, there treated, and which u bow widened elsdu.g W examining with candour. Te be ceecluded ww«n•.) 11.1k.T.T1SGS OF CREDITOR% AT 4.:1.111.1.MA1.1., TO MUltioll. Mill. Joseph Judi, 111411ninsate-An.at Without, Lunkl..l, slocarliar 2 10 . . Citgor faeorby and William Afatfal.n; Canada. *had, 2 Allatrbilha. Stria', met.haata 10 PtUCE OF STOCI,3, YEStERbAY 5 per Ca.tt ti educed ........ ..... ; C per Cellt C-. 116411; ........... $6, 4 per Cent. per Cnt. Navy S per Cent L0ve11......... itn LM 991% Loll Annuities 4 1 i 4 4 Imperialal 1 Omnibus . Stuck In In Iba4 . le. lis. C Lottes, ......... 1 "1 1 . BIM, Sow* nsee r . No. 4. Corns,Al, GA 9. Charin g I'ILICR OF IRISH —MA, 1G Goy Ileb St iwree. , t Gov. Deh. :I per Cent . ........fit D k i 'n u s ,: e : L ; ;at S im i t g i l l: t .S.k ° :' s 'i lt.' ; I:ll‘4Ct2"..‘N(ll;"e'lli.i'lea .......*ll5l ltit•%.'l''• Rotterdam ii,mburiti 3s 6 2;11. (*none ..... ...Gat Mauna Pam 2) 14 Liv. D,ttu 2U, lj; 3 90 11101. t. • / Boordaaux Cadiz Ditto m at t o d ..... 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At the 010XCe Tavern. in the IS.Kk.'ane, St. Ortorea, WO*. sex, 'IIIIS DAY, at Eleven, liLT. the geneine STOCK of CUTLERY, liatituwAßE. JAPANNED GOODS, Sc. of Met , . II:elson and CL.rk I Ivavisrk off Iteotnes•), runmvAl trod. ihe4. late boon in Welleloet•aqual• ; 4..0,.tujg of table, sm.L. nia:es, packet, and pen tultett ; setts; teaaars of all vont; buckles, button-, mak-tercel. pare, trams, pateut and puliettcd totuifert ;nir.tal calalleatick.; J.11.1111h41 tea r-saiJr, c.a. ale., +nod and totruto and .; I; cat ;misty of the hardwire and ender! au s i te etv. May be ed ill tlie talc ; C.italupues oat be had oa ren,i.or ; and of lb.' Ammo-weer, bured-nneet. Itatcloof FREXIIOLDS, WIIITFCII27L, AND LEASLINI.I), s rErw fir Mr. PAULIN. Oa Nit.),NDAY, May27., -- litii,al : l' v erelee &Clock, at the s•a.. A Very desirable VREEHOLD ESTATE, ern: -drant.ifoou4v totstate nu the south aide se Wpm.. chaPol I)yer'skeee.e edt . i 111 l or its. rutlotslaioal !)Melling 114141411.:a stable, shed, ,os wvieeett at 73:. 9+. peeporawn. i and • I.I.ASILm•I. , nwELLtsl HOCK. Lu g . yard, 5t.a.10.5, ac, r.. Ilaumrf, in the /wish of Stepney. T. of the strove w b: sold in luta, with. least reserve. Mir be entered not risy precedi .c the sale, end pri,.i pArmulart =ay tat 441 on the premises; at the plate of , mud the Au:tinter., ftrorcdstreet, Itetcl.ff. ..' C~'~~l THF. DEVON 3 HIRL. DESiItABLIL FftELIIULD LSTATE, ANGEL INN. TIVERTON. '• • Ito Weirs. NUIII'UN and VENNOR. Oa the Phriht.•:. tto A.tg^l Inn, T••• won, i.t tla.• County ell Oreau, by Ihrethow the Prylieu'', oa TUEaDAY NIKX ts, M., Id, at few o'Cloul. pracitely, Valuable and ve-y improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprlng that we:l known ea 4 Wag wet b:Netted Haat. accl ne-nite., the A NCIA. INN. Matto , . aid thlles tr Ilunltoi, f.ftzete !rem Exeter, and twenty-ono from Taunton. The Premi.ee are replete wilt ewnveoiattee. cotn.tettatt ...: a eensta,.tial Kraal I)tseiluirlinuw:, with f.se patlot.r., two d 1111 l ora.frhot 'trembly meat, blitzed room. twelve jouni,wl chattearrs, five servame 06110, tap kitchen+, man) , ecll.plitg, 1w non, wyy home*. mandnet fee e.or;lges, i.kew hutpe, rem them- Lttif , r Iwt., 111.1 largo es.dest of at, ,ut 11 acre, well ,rocked sod Mia.. 14 . 4. A past eC aa% 'rents" 1. 1.11 at tno..lcra , e rent. a•nouort le U' at:. pat , iia hand, top poi-4 Pirly TY. TO be viewei as' 6 , 1 the ale. when printed dncrlp tione army he hat at 'lke Hart, Wei!ineton ; Taunton; tee Locdoo, Leetcr3 KiltetAjAld, I'4,W/41414 Goad.. Lon, Wro,raple and 1 4 ° 3 " tot.; ELIV.a W• 44. Eiq. Tit , t14,43; 14 Mr. Jupp. het citor,Cerortotere .41,Loueruct; at Caraway's ; and ut Mew& Nuttata and Velma', 62. WAN DUN DAV!”stn4, Na 3. woe!, Wait, St. Osamu a, Alai publahrd ay JOSIAH R VDU, at the Office N... IS. Rack of Si Clement's C!.. , rat, Sir Jars fc. lg. '003 4. 0 4 % will Isti indir imende4 ta. ry lts PR ^NI Mill. 14 .It.cit wsll b Tli or, TFIEA Prni'veinn Fka TIII WH Ulx perk SLLEI F r en the es si, Irn. .ryal Vi JAL Muller, at Lewitt of th Ickes , at the Stage I r ay be taken - - Lief the B M R. B! t.tio I 1 rb.consriN Duet A A M ACT I. Day ti- -00 Irwin', I all Du ,ble Bs' s't A.l+o. ACT ll 2 Ili. !Wine aaJ 51 10, 100. 4 , liest r vet; Morn o t e ; :Ind 6 A T 4 ?t FUN! J%%l:.'S 111 o al si i4th, IS T-tt tit r .,.. Aig helm co' r.V , lie 1 - Vtion ire, It• a air we via owner ley awl. I 114 teltiM2 aroev Is s.inatt T!'ini• at "Arr. as 7 rn .t o hdnoq f tng, Acc' 11• E Anceneci. Actlion', 11-dford, 191U11, Carlisle, I Cock, Tt Cottony ! Combed' Doyle, L • INTELI.IGLACE. PORTSMOUTH, t1A1(.20. Art ived, the Joha rind Mar,/, Keld, botsal to Gib• raltar ; Net- JeA., Lturlase Warren, And Brltpiu trx,s pot rs, from the Downs. There is a great bustle this day among the trans ports bound on the expedition. The Triumph MA:I of war h.ss made sail fur the West Indies.—Wind Easterly. PLN 7.1011 TH, MAY 19. Came in the Active frigate, from the Mediterrt man, last from Cork ; Lotus fligate, with dispatches from the Channel 'Let; and the Eiirty.i.ti frigate, tiom the Eastward. FROM LLOYD% LIST. aaatrats. A. Plvtnonth—The Martalcua, Meek, from &toe. I.irerporl—Ventra'Ar, Sedounds. from Honduras. At Cork-•-la Carleton, Itiehie, from GiSraltor. At liarlastlora—Alexander, Lisk i aid the Nero, Greig , from London. PROM LAST NIGHT'S G.4ZE7TE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Wigton Barnes and FranMa Nicholls, metcets am] draper , , Wolverhampton, May 1, 1 Su3. R.cliard Caton and Ilenry Grundy Ilealson, of Gray's Inn attorneys and solicitors, April 5, 1805. John Moines and John knout Woodward, of Basford, In the county of Mown:l,m, bleachers, May 17, Phab. JOhneirktian, .1o•eols S.,bey, and Riclia.d H.II, all of the Port of Plymouth, in the county of Devon, shipwright:, May IS, 11.05. John Bs non and George Daley, of Plymouth Dock, in the county oc Devon, salesmen And clothiers, April .29, 1805. Itosiiis HI, or Lulea:ter, in the county of lancaSter, merchant, ....1 John Thomson of Kirkby Kend a l, in the enmity of Wr.tmor:atid, manu facturers olcutton, March 30, 180. John Thomas and Robert White, of No. 30, NValbroOk r London, wine Mill .iramir-merchants, April 30, 1'303. Jol,n Awier.ten, John Turner, and David Akentwad, art of the town a nt county of Newcatitio upon Tyne, chemuts and dructuts, May 11, ISt.)5. RANICRUMTCY SUP7RSEDED. Balks Bomb, of Sallnwt, in the count. , "f I...t.tc.Latzr, mer tha.,t, manufacturer, 4intia and chapmau. ttANicaurrs. Thomas Marshal, of the town •of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, stealer and eirynian, to surrender May :31, JZtne 1, and „Lily C , at eleven, at Mr, house of Robert Hawkins, the George filo, in the town a Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Messri. H. .1.1(1 Rosse:, Kirty•straet, Hatton Ga.d , u, Lon don. and Mr. Sandwith, Jan Greci.w.':, late of South Shields, in the comm. of Durham, tatlo.r.chaStdl7, dealer and chaoman, to burrentl.n. - :lnns? 19, 20, and Jut). 2. at twelve, at the house of Stephen Horner, the •,In of the Hat and leathe-,. in Clay Path, iu ur near the city of thiritatn. Attnth Messrs Pringla and Washrough, N. 1/0, Gresine-erred, liana!' I.:ll . Jan, London ; and Mr. Gawp: Linos, Wrisiughain, in the said viauty of Dothan Thantas Deietton, rtf Mancheszr, in the county of Lan caster, r, and ch.. o iaari, to surrender Joon 17, 19, and July 2, at three, at the 13ridarwater Arms 1 in, issMaiithe.s.r Attol:lCjS. AL:isrs. J. aL.I R. WU:is, Wr:li• ford-court„LondLo ; 4.11 !tr. Barrett, ill Manchester. Samuel : 4 1zu ton dr: youugm. of Acitton•und.re-Liae, in the county of Lancia2r, cotton .pincer, d..afer and ci, tinaan, to .unretider June 17. 19. and July J, at. &or. at the 11.idge water Arm. Inn, In AlJachuter. Attornapa. kfr. Wai am Nock-aquore, Niancheater ; and Mr. Eivt, intwr.Tcto ple, Evau Evans now or late of SaliMory-itrePt, Stee d , in the county of Moldle.mx, cual•userchatet, deal,reud chamnan, to surrmolor 7+.1.1 Jun.: S. and Je.ty Y. at el-wen, at Goikl h..ll, 1.0 dua. Attornevt, Mr. Goorga St.tzklaatl, of hridiol; and N1,..,ra. Prise and O:' Buildings Lincoln'.•lust. Ann Jackson, ut thallupwcamoutli, in tlis cnunlv ef Dar att.pnwner, to surrendtr June 11 , 12. ..td 'July 1. 14 eleven, at the hou+e of it -lith Darling. the bridge Inn, In ktnnpv.•annnoth. At t.rney% Mr Shaw, 1 1 1:4.toeweatn.ni th and Mr. til.teltsswn, ti ) nnond',..lon, Landau. LiV;DF.Nr.S. Jgne Ito. C.arl.:e of N•xttr A , ...l4l , ttreet, In the cueing of 114.tithesex, upholder, at twat:, at Guildhall, I.essedon. J tut* 11.- George Stratton ant Henry Strauss. of elvelicfrierit. road, 'in the county of Surrey, ironmongers, tiodom cad chapnven at ten, at Guiitibiall, Loudon. Jun , : t2ll. ' Willi.r.i Clunks Crank, of Korwington, is the comity ref Middlesex, brunet aril int/chant, at use, at Guildhall, London. July 9. James 'flint:Lifland WiiliarnTarkinttns, of Fin-I-- lan:, iii tho city et leant:to, inetchano, at ten, et Gus'd lieiJon. Jam: It. Thearis !lull:non, of hfilk- , ireet, in the env of Londan, wtrithouazmais, at ten, at Loistlou.. Juno 19. Charles Languid, of enbriaaawith. in this cosiety of Statt,nl, ironinamer, 4:.ler and chapiiiati, at eleven, at the Stock Tavern, in IStruoingliam, in the canals) , of War wick. June 17. William Walker, of Lancaster, in the county of Laneseiter, merchant, at eleven at the Star inn, In Disgust g.ste, in Manchester, in the sailconnty. July 2th Samuel Malcom, law sai Old Broadrttorot, is the London, broker, dntler aoal eha , sttutt , at tau,. at Guildhall, London. Jun, ie. n Porter, if Great DrIMeLI , in the county u: g.oeer, draper, desists and elupinan, at eleven, at the hour.. of Rob.rnt I lawkint, the Gwarge lim, in the yawn if Aing.tou.upan• r iluil. June 29. lam Baker, of Pecl:harn, it the ennui, of Sun.!, a:trimmer, dialer and chapoissi, at ten, at Guildhall, London July 9. John Parr Weldon!, late of Union-Loon, in tile r.ty of London, underwriter, illstlf Of, ti.raler and chap.nani, at tt is, at Gui.dii ii , Lt 1114.111.. June 11. William Fell, sir Saint Martin's-Line, in the perish of St. Martin its the Field, the annoy of hdahliesein, tailor, at ten, ar Gitildinall, London. June IS. John .Vrowite, of Iletnioniltey.street, in the Bo runi!!Ti of Southwark, iii the enmity of Sam), cur.ier awl leather 'heater, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 11. William Wat.'er, of Fore-greet, in tho city hf London, linen draper, d . aler and ch.spman, at sloven, at Lomlnn. June 99. John Owens Pare, of the city of London, insurance broker, at twelve, a. Guildhall, London. June 39. Thomas Fla-, of Stockton, in Ow county of Dea ham, shi e r Militia, dealer evil CIO:MIMI, at eleven, at the house uf John Peverall, the Black !ACM. et Stack'uto. June 11. Whitfield &once, late of San-anal, B.shr.ia g uts Writ, ill the city of London, timing/ mateliant, at ten, at Guddliall, L•sndisii. Jana 15. "hold Illu;lies, of Liverpsol, in the county of Lan. cuter, draper, at one, at till Globe Taverns, in Johwatreet, in Liverpool. June IS. Thomas Dittos, late of Troia/Melee, in the comity of Wilt., dMhier, d %ler awl chaption, ..t twelve, at the George Inn, in Trowbridge aftweraid. Jun 1. Matthias Pearce, of Latile FJliow.lane, nit Cie city of London, cheesemoingerr, alien, at Giolnull. Jane IS. William Blood Newton, of Gotten-lane, i .bi e sn, lu the city of Lonlon, looter meet ant, dealer avoid mau, at ten, at Guildtall CERTIFICATES-4one 11. WiLiatn Buckley, of Varetiall-rand, to o r L omat, s urre y. tnenhuit, Elaellr and elnyman. John Natter, of illack.itmi•street, in the &rough of South wark., in the .ouutr of Surrey, cheftentonger, dealer awl ehapinao. rrE Its aro red fi illg Stamp e. 41 Spero 1•r 1 E.n►