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•i:ilE BRITI SI I PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAT 12. mg. The mlitary orciipation of the Florida* by the United States of America, and the l.nrl►aroos and sanguinary conduct of General .1 tCKSON in mur dering his prisoners, !Messrs. ARBUTHNOT sun AMBRISTER, in eo'd blood, were last night sub mitt-c1 by the Marquis of LaNsnowu to the con sideration of the II ,use of Loads. 11w speech of the Noble M atria contains a clear exposition or the liw of oat • as connected with this unhappy event, and I•avrs to the Government of the United Stales no alternative but a public disavowal of the etrori 3333 arta (is they were well designated by Lord Livearoot.) of th-ir G-neril, or a participation to the eternal i tfamv that must he affixed to the nom.. of the mileilerer. The Eirl of Ltvr•Rruot. and Lord BATHURST, on the part of the Govern went, give free expression to the sentiments of abhorrence which must arise in every generous find well-constituted mind at the contemplation of owl) a transaction; but they argued against the interference of this country, 03 the principle that an individual in embracing the qn . irrel of a belli- Ferro* nation, without the license of his own (; wer ttttt rut, where the contending parties a►e both at peace with that Government, thereby forfeits his claim to its protection—that ARNUTHNOT sod ASIBRISTER had embarked in the cause of the Seminole Indians, and were thereby exposed to the same fate that the victors may think proper to inflict upon the vitiquishett. This argument may excuse the British Government from demanding reparation where the claim may possibly lead to a tedious, expensive, and impolitic war; but it leaves the crime in its original odiousness, and detracts molting either from the atrocity of the murder on the part of JACKSON, or from the Alimne that must attach it•rlf to hi. Government, should it hesitate to disavow any share in the transaction. In the /louse of Commons the second reading of the P.ior Rates Al...application Bill was postponed till Monday next. The Bill for rendering the emolument% of the Tellership of the Exchequer, given u;i by Marquis CAMDEN, applicable to the public armee, was brought in and read a first time. Paris Papers of Saturday lag have arrived at our 11Qi r. Private letters from Vienna nate that I.OVII BONAPARTE hao received permission from Or Austrian Government to repair to Taplitz and ]:bra, in Roberti' t, fur the purpose of using the waters dierii.g tliio reason. lie way daily expected in Vienna, where lie woo to reside in the house of lis oiqer Madame MURAT. Madame Baccincitt Las received permission to rrocred with her hus. Laud and son from Trietite in laden, OW Vienne. JEROME BONAPARTE has taken for her the house of the ) t OssoI.INSKI. The marriage of her Royal lbghnese LOUISA. eIiARLOTTE of NAPLES, grlnd-daughter of the fluke of CALABRIA, with the Infant of Swin t l) 'n FRANCI‘ DE Pacts,, brother of King FEE. PIRATIC! VII. was celebrated at Naples on the 15.1, of twit mouth. The proceedings in the Chamber or Deputies on Frithey were very uniuterr•tin^.—The five per (7euts. •re 66 fr. 50 c.; Bank Stock 1,510 f. Extract from a letter received last morning at 1.1.07 D'S : ••••• " Maranham. March 13. Si sia—The ship Duke of W.-Murton, M. Rom, late master, arrived yesterday from Rio Jsiseiroo, having, duriny the voyage, been forced into Pernambuco by an Insurgent privateer, the Commander of which, after baring wantonly bred Min the Duke of Wellington (then about three leagues to 11w westward of Cape St. Augastine), by which her late master was killed, minim' the vessel 1411 ge into remain loosen, fur proof that IM auto en board was Boarish pro p. fly. The privateer was • low brig of about 300 tons, voronisting 22 Enna. Hrr boat's crew stated when on board the Duke of Wellington, that • sehoone► in company, nn.nnU•g 18 guns, had brim ■ Spanish man of war, cap. hired six days lwfore, on her way from radii to Rio de J mew°, after a shoot arts..., in which furry own were bill e d I is board Ow Spaitioh yowl; Its. remainder of her crew hare arid info Prrourminwit. The brig and whoener were then minding in company. and it war. stated that the brig Is id been out five months room Beltimotre, and had captured right vessels. " I remain, SW, y , mrsi &e. " ROBERT HESBETH, " British t mond and Agent to Lloyd's. T t Mr John Bennett, join. sec to Mid's." Mbar —The \eyrie. Spanish brig of mar, from radii to 11.00 I. .1 was 1.11/.111 in I.t 9. S. long. 34. W. by the I nrons.oldr Patriot brig, and earned tutu hlargaretta, uu the lift March. Letter* and Parrs* front Cadiz to the 21 0 , And from Ni„,i,,,t to the .27in ult. hate reached town. hr contents of the former are interesting. It ISO the Spanish Government lisid made great 4 a rrtions to forward the departure of the expedi tion ; and, in conresiurtice of instructions Grim nidrid, • considerable number of troops hurl been put on boarl several of the ships of the hair, send it r<as es t ...vied at t'adsz that these would have r s:lril fur South America before the smaller vessels. An order hid, however, unexpectedly reached directitig that the rolibers who had em barked should be dmembarked. This circumstance had suited coroidef sellrAtion, and numerous were the con) -dares ■s to the cause of this •nddru alteration of the drtrrwtuntiou of the Gower 1111 l cut. lt was affirmed that the troops and vessels of war were deloused in consequence of the arrival of the dialiattlies by the Sabina frigate. PANIIIONABLII PARTIES. The Mike and Michels of Wellington will give an elle. v olt entertainnient on the 20th instant, to • mustering% pity of '11.4 . 1nel ion. at A pdev-lenivie. The 31 arebinnesa of (*.linden'. root, last night, in Arling ton-street, WAS attended by all Ilse distinguished fashionable* in town. The Earl of Liverpool will give i grand entertainment on Friday, to most of the Foreign Ambassadors, and • large party of distinguished personages, at Fife-house. The Earl nod Countess of Cassilis will give two grand en tertainment., one on the 2341, and the other on the 26th in stant, at their house in Privy-gardens. 31rs. Caywl's concert, on Monday evening, is Rumen square, was very elegantly attended. v c • l ., iiii •- n - . ta.o.f.:-. , 4 , 0 . 4 tp.p:.e -j. -Ci le, :-Z2-- -td •":3) FASIMONABLE MOVEMENTS. Arrival. it 1110 M.lient !IMO, Lower Groavimnr•alreet Jamels Daly, Carl f hi. seat in Ireland ; G I Mitchell and Major Itroliteliam, from Irrland ; Count Pahlan, frum Ihr Continent ; Sir Wyndham hailing, Esq. from Ina omit in Norfolk. _ . ..... Arrivals Shelley's Hotel, Cnekspur-sireet :—r.tptain assitothart, Sth Dragoons; Caps. Iludirnin, An, fruit' the Unties; Lieltt. Buller; Lieut J 31.1.4., 11 A.; *old ( .1 1 0 "ill I.atinr, 'nom • blur. Divert arra (nun ditto:—Captain Dickens, ILL fur Yorkshire; and Hon. J. F. Grernwny, fur ditto. Arrivals at Fenton's !Intel, St. James's street :—Loril fiom his seat in Scotland ; John Piggut, F:mi an 4 femi frour their seat in Shropshire. Lord suil Indy Anson left lowa yesterday, for their seat, Shuglivrough, Stalloriktore. SONS OF THE CLERGY. The rehearsal of the music to be performed on the Anni versary Meeting of the Sons of the Clergy to-morrow, took place yesterday in St. Paul', Cathedral, under the direction of Mr. Greatorex, affording to the admirers of Sacred Music a most gratifying treat. Amongst the Professional - men we particularly noticed Messrs. Vaughan, Salmon, Clarke, Hawes, Thorne, and others. assisted by the Young Gentlemen of the three choirs. The in►trumental depart- Muni was also supported in the ablest manlier, by some of the most eminent performer's, who will be at the performance ou Thursday next. The Cathedral was filled with persona of great respectability. The Music consisted of the Overture of Esther, Handerit Grand Dettingen, Tr Heim and Jubi late. with the Chorus of the Messiah, Hallelujah fur the Lord, See. An Anthem by Royce, and Hamlet's Grand Coro nation Anthem. The collection amounted to 881. Is. Id. At six o'clock about 150 persons sat down to a most excellent dinner, with the choicest wines. On the cloth being removed, NOR Nobis DOlNille was sung able style. The King, Prince Regent, and other loyal looses were drunk. The Duke of Sussex rose, and in proposing the health of the Royal Family, lie expressed their warm attachment to the Institution, and rd.. Evens and Master Tulle sung " MPs Will." with admirable effect. Osa his Royal flugheirse's health being drunk, lie, in • speech rif gnat length, ret•rued thanks. The subscription w•s considerable. SOCIETY FOR THE RNCOURAGRKENT OF ARTS, MANUFACT :RE'S, AND COMMERCE.- Yesterday evening the Anniversary Festival of this lan itible Institution was held at the Freensagona' T , Great Queen-street, Line°lii's Inn-fields, his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, in the Chair, supported by Ptinee Hesse rbilipstahl„ Sir William Rawlins, Honourable W. Shirley, Col. Hamilton, Capt. Wright, Lane, Esq. Kean, Eaq anie Dr Maori, with other Noblemen and Gentlemen of distinction. The gallery was filled with elegant dretsed Ladies. The nuptials between E TEMPLE and Lady MARY CAMPBELL are to he solemnised to-morrow morning, at St. George's Church, linnover.square. After the ceremony the happy clutile will set off for the 1119rquis of IllucKtwcuam's seat, Stowe, where they intend to pass the hetiey-moon. HONF.Y-M0014.-1n the House of Commons last night, Mr. WYNN moved that Lord TEMPLE do have leave of akeitee for one month on urgent pri vate brakes,. This motion was immediately acceded to with warm expressions of good humour, as the Noble Lord is on the eve of leading to the hymeneal altar a very beautiful and accomplished La dy. The Mile of Mr. BE 1.1.0C1e. RIM interesting Museum, in Piccadilly, advances towards com pletion. All the subjects of natural lii.tory have carried very high pricry ; and among the miscel lanies, every thing connected with the name and fortune of BONAPARTE has afforded a ground for eager competition. The sale has attracted the Agents of several of the Continental State', who have bought largely, and Mr. BULLOCK has no MOWS to regret the economy of Minister,., which, in this purliealu► imciance, has declined the purchase of this rare collection of natural curiosities. A 500 f. share of Coovent•garden Tbratre sold. on Saturday. for 4;5 guineas —being within 171. 54. of par. Miss S. Boom el lard her engagement at the Taunton Theatre on Wednesday last, with her own benefit. which tess patronised by ARTHUR CHI CHESTER. l tsl. M.P. She played the characters of Letitia Hardy, in Mrs. Cowt.s.s . 's elegised en. mole of The Belle's Stratagem, ; and Little Pickle, io• the Spoiled Chtld ; which were recoiled with the most riaistvirowi Nisplan.e. The success or this 'vet r e , Ludy, in the various characters ship W. as. tirn st.l. has been unequalled, particularly in that of Jute,. • Ds s nr 1)ns000xs.—II has been whi►pered, that a corps oil l'eloeipedstes is about to be raised in this country. to be called the Dandy Dragoons ; such a corps might be very useful fur home :twice, par ttculirly on the occasion of public apt slacks ; if a proper selection of wen were made, there would be Ito danger of either the horses or their 4 riders doing any iniochief. The corps would also possess an ad vantage tiverl'our-legged, or we should rather soy, six-legged. t rooky, in bring admirably adapted lur standing tire without starting: to be sure, there would be vome danger of their taking fire, they M ing formed of rather combustible materials. A bandy regiinviit in a blaze would be an awful sight ! but what an expense would Ire saved in feeding, litter jog, farriering, and doctoring ! A glue-put, ham user, bag of owls, and a little oil, would supply every want; if the head nl . he dandy charger were shot off, the rider would only have to &mount and mai/ it uu CRAND rABTV OF THE DGTE AND DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTEkt. On Monday evening the Duke and Ditches' of (lt.uticEsTEß gave their first grand party this tilololl at (llotecester-Maass. cords of invitation were issued bt• Lady Isans:t.i.% TtOr F., the Duchess's principal Leidy iu Waiiieig, which stated, that her Ladyship kid received tne Doke cud Duchess's c moods to desire the company of, &c. It was rather an unfortunate circumstance, that Mrs. MEARS, who resides ier Park-lane, had a rout at the P4Me time, and it was feared borne confusion would arise by the intermixture of the carriages; however, by the judsciosta arrangements of Mr. JOHN LAVENDFR, the Officer, who had 6 lowly of !Pollee Officers under his direciicm, every thing was conducted with the greatest order and regielsriey.— The Court-yard was additionally The company began to arrive at a quarter past nine o'clock, spa continued iwteing down till oboist half-past ten. They passed through the ball, the dining-parlour, up the grand staircase, to the drawing-rouseis, three of which were thrown open upon the occasion, two Irma and one back, winch were brilliantly illunniusted with lustre*, chandelier•, candelabras, and perfumed with choler flowers and eriolic ploys. The Duke cod Duchess, attended by Lady IsaisEm.a THYNNIE. (71sitinel Iltcctt,s, &e. received their numerous cud distinguished guests in the large drawing-room. The company were generally in dtght mourning, in compliment to the Duke and Duchess, who are urns mourning for their beloved Parent and Qieeen there were some exceptions, and a brantiltil display of plumes of feathers and jewels were made. The company were supplied with a pri.firsion of choice refreshment, by the Duke and Duchess's pages and other attendants. Among the compana were, their Royal Ibv,lo• nessre the Dukes, of KENT and SUSSEX, the two Princes of PHILIPSTAIIL. and Count MUNSTER. Dathes—Northumberlatid and Wellington. DacAesess—Wellingsou, ISoritiumbeilaiid, Leeds, ■nd Richmond. Murquissee—Wineleetner, fluidly, Cornwallis, latusdown, Balla, and Buckingham. Marchionesses—lVint healer, Mindy, Cornwallis, gabs lny, Dowager Lamtdown, Rockingham, Teenlock, Lila down, and Bath. Earls—Mexkorough, Derby, Digby, Sharlesbury, Grey, Cassilia, Chicheater, Rosslysi, Forts-woe, Hard. wicke, Balboni, Elision, Aylesbury, Mount FApiembe, Darnley, Scarborough, Loosdale, Wincliilses, Grosvenor, Cliarleville, Limerick, Chao lemoul, Ansley, Rumberry, Har &moon, and Ashburnhain. Coaa/erea—Aylesfo►d, Derby, Dowager Cardigan, Nor minion, Grey, Chiclwsler, Hardwicke, Euston, Cimeidiy, Wealinealh. Darsil ".„ Scarborough, Charlemoni, Loos dale, Grosvenor, Limerick, Harniiirt, and Ashburoliam. l'lrenours—Bulkeh y and Ashbrook. Viscountesses—Bulkeley, Dowager Melville, and Asb. brook. Lo►ds—Rolle, lirniry, Lanzfoid, Loughborough, Bar nard, Braybrooke,lzruy, Glenhervie, Calthurpe, Auckland, Arden, and .1. Thynne. bedieg—C. o.borne, Rolle, J. Thynne, Georgians 1 entioz, Willoughby Gordon, Henley, C Dimmer, W. lientinck, C. Finch, H. Stanley, Langford, Torrens, C. Ashley, Eliz. Grey, Laura Fitzroy, hahella Fitzroy, Binning, Glyn, Hunter, Imhoff; St. Clair, Louisa Thynne, Barnard, A. Poulett, M. Forteseue, E. Lowthe, Williams %'ynn, Charlotte Ashburn ham, H. Williams Wynn, Harvey, Campbell, Georgians Boitliiirst, Johnson, Pulteney, Augusta Cotton, J, Coventry, E. Smith, A Bruce, Warburion, W. Fitzroy, E. Mount Eitg- Anne Kennedy, F. Cale, C. I.indscy, Grantham, H Lowther, Arden, F. Petty, E. Smith, C. Thyuue, and Anson. lioneurables—General Grey, Mn. Drummond, Captain Witldegrave, and Moo, Pe r rev i d. Gordon, H. Torrena, G. Slice, C. Hunter, C. Imhoff, J. Leach, A. Morray, F. Harvey, H. Campbell, H. Calvert, L Cole, C. Haegerston, C. Knightly, G. Warren der, J. Hope, and E Stoptord. Generals—Cartaright, Ruse, Moore, Taylor, Mangers, and Rebow. Co/one/a—Higgins Dixon, Coo'wane, Cotton, Foxeln ranee, Stepbeenion, Hill, Kate, Pram, Hepburn, and Bo water. Captains—Knowles, Drummond, Clithero, Carrington, Ponlett, Foster, and DTA.. Messrs—Freemantle, Peelle', Drummond, Ben. Currey, Burrell, Coflyer, White Melville, Dent, Lowthe, Villiers, Vin cent, H. Vincent, Arthur Stanhope, Murray, Perry Fraser, Smith, Rams.len, Bootle Wilbraham, R. Adair, Birch, Stratford Canning, Foote, Neville, Keppel, Greenwood, Manning, C. Manning, Ca'thorn E. Elliot, Pearce, Sey mour, Cliolmoadeley, and Watson. Mistresses—Freensanile, HAI fort', Ashton, Dixon, Grey, Gwynne, Benjamin Currey, Ross, Dent, Villiers, Wellesley Pole, Patten Bold, Vincent, Arthur Stanhope, Canning, Stephenson, Poulett, Percy Fraser, Ramsden, Bootle Wil braham, Birch, Foote, Reim', Lionel Dinner, Keppel, Man. iug, P , Seymour, Boehm, and Clinlmondeley. Misses—Dixon, Bootle Wilbraham, Smith, Fitzroy, Birch, Manning, Pearce, Anson, Cook, Teesdale, Addington, Patten Bold, Neville, Caton, Steward , Fraser, Aletenlfe, Calvert, Gifford, Vernon, Eden, Harford, Ashton, Montagu, Dixon, Egerton, Calthorpe, Drummond, Leigh, Coleman, Tirfusis, Sold, and Williamson. Litigation appears to flourish beyond all former precedent in this country. Nu less than 163 no tices are now posted on the doors of the Court of King's Bench, Westminster, specifying the inten tion of the subscribing parties to become Attorneys of that Court, in the present Term. The East India Company's ship Perseverance arrived off Waynionth, the lOili instant. She left China will the London (which ship arrived the , :).9111 ult.), the 301 i December last; parted company with the London in the Straits of Sunda; put into the Cape on account of the sickness of her crew, the 21st of February; sailed from thence the Ist of March; arrived at St. Helena the 1 law, and left that Island for Elighliti the 15th of the same month. Yesterday the Lottery began drawing—No. 9,236, as first-drawn Prize, entitled to 'Twenty Thousand Pounds (money), was sold in One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, by SWIFT and Co. at tbei► Old and Fortunate Offices, Pin. 11, Poultry; 12,Charing-ereus; and Alelgaie Iligts-strest. NEW STREET COMPENSATION CASES.—The Juries which have beets lately summoned to settle the compensations claimed by several Persons whose pre mises have been required for the urpose of forming she Nen Street, finished the cases lately brought tinder their misideration, •n Friday, the 7th instant. Precept• had been issued for the trial or seven elating, hut three of them were compromised abet the miners were given. The re minuing four acre tried and derided in the following man. tier, cue —Mr. Midland, faitcy-jeweller, 117, Oaford. street, claimed 6,3291. 3s. Id.; reduced by die Jury to 4.0301.—Mr. ltlosikhouse'sTllllllMll, fur ;fermis 's in Swal low-street, claimed 4,1021.; miner 11 by the Jury 1u 3,Y001. Probe sssss 1, retail dealer in coals, 157, flustiow overt, claimed 2,169/. 2m.; reduced by the Jury he $BOl Mr. Smith, builder, in Vsue.street, claimed 8,1071. i re. duced by the Jury tw SAM. DRURY-L.4,Yr: THEATRE. A new mrlo.rlr4ms, entitled The Jew of Lubeck, swiss prodriverl hits Isst night. It is n very inte ►estnrK piece. The music, scenery. and decors. lions ore handsome rind sploopriate. and the several performers exerted themselves with success. LAW INTELEIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, WcfrrmiNsTEß, TUESDAY, NIA A 11. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. COOKS and OTHERS V. the PROPRIETORS of DRURY. LANE THEATRE and GLOSSOP. Mr. CoorEa, Counsel for the Defendant Glos. sop, stated. that no compromise had taken place between the parties in this case. A her a vistiversatioh of some length, the LoRD CHANCELLOR desired the case to stand over fur a few days. JACICAOK, in the Matter of 'MICRON. r 1 Bankrupt. Thus case is postponed to l'hursday next. CITY BUSINESS. A Court of Aliferm^n wa* held rstrtdity at Guildhall, for the dispatch of et iii rill public busters*. A %malt quantity of gold in bars was produced, and sworn olr (tor exportation. Sundi-y pit...cilia were sworn, and lathers allowed brokr►•. The Court Beret the dillies at Billingsgate Market for ,ho yerir ensuing. Precepts for holding a Common Hall on Midsummer-day next, fur the election of Sheriffs, Chamberlain, and other off:rim were 'fowled to he issued; as also the usual order fur keeping the hustings clear on election days. The first Court is June next 11:01 appointed fur the elec. t' of Rulers of the Watermen and l.iehterm►n's Com pany, and of the Beadles of the Court of R , quests. The Lord Mayor, under the authority of the Art of Corn. moss Council, nominated the seeped followiii: Gentlemen for Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, for the year ensuing:— Charles Montague, Esq. Citizen and VC heelsiiicht. John William Buckle, EM. Citizen and Skinner. John Reid, Esq. Citizen and Distiller. Thomas Mashiter, Esq. Citizen and Hooper. William Thompson, Esq. Citizen and Ironmonger. Robert Humphrey Martin, Esq Citizen and Cook. Edmund {{undid!, Esq. Citizen and Goldsmith. William Cade Key, Esq. Citizen and Stationer; and William West, Esq. Citizen and Currier. Thanks were voted to the Lord Mayor's ChaplAin for excellent Sermon preached at Saint Paul's, on the first Suu day in Term. THE TURF. BETTING ROOM, TUESDAY, MAT 11. 7 to 4 apt Pleilga 5 to 1 agst Sokol' 11 to 2 apt IMminie 7 to 1 lint Louisa 12 to 1 agst Topaz DERBY. 12 to 1 apt Irk 114 to 1 aril Euphrates 17 to 1 apt Quail. 20 to 1 art any other. OiKg. 2 to 1 agst Dodona 7 to 1 sect Baincsa 3 to 1 eget BlueStoekines 9 to 1 agst Catgut. 6 to 1 agst Penny Trumpet NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, MONDAY, NAY 10. Handicap Sareepalakes of Ham each, for 3.yr ulds and upwards. T.Y.C. Lord G. H. Cavendish's Little Dick, fr yrs old, fist. 41h. 1 Lord Jersey's [fop .Mine, 5 yrs old, Ist 13th 2 Mr. Wyndham's Skin', 6 yrs old, sit. SI!. Mr. Thornhill's Mai&eds. 5 yrs old, 7sl. 131 b. Mr. Wortley's Octavians, 4 ,r. o ld, 70, 71b, Mr. Forth's Hospitality, 4 yrs old, 7itt. 611 i. Lord Darlingtotio 111. e by soirerer,4 yrs old, 7st. 216. The Judge placed hat 2. 6to 1 asst Little Dick-4 . 1 scat Leflooltliae-2 to 1 apt Skim-7 to 4 eget Grbtelana. Lord Exeter'' Captain Candid. Rat. 21h heat Mr. Udit),` , * Student, Bat. 71b. Ab. M. 200ge. h. ft.—Lven on Captain Candid. - - - Sir J. Shelley's b. r. Ant r, by Haphazard, Bst Mb. each, rec. ft. from Sir B. Bloomfield's ch. c. by Phantom, out of Mary. Alt. M. IllOgs. h. ft. Lord G. H. Cavendish's Allegro, Sot. ref-. ft. from Mr. Latublon's 314odeville.7s1. 10Ib. 1000.. Colonel Sir H. FRAMINGHAM, K.C.B. has been appointed to command the Royal Artillery in Ire land, rice Major-General Tttorren, deceased. Gwerriment are expediting the new dock-yard and arsenal at Pater: the whole navy of Europe might ride in Milford Haven, if once safely in, it is so deep and land-locked. A light-lions, is now building on Lundy Island, to serve as a !Ma►os for the Bristol Channel and Milford Haven, as the Eddystone does for the English Channi I and Ply mouth Sound. A portion of the Pk - month•yard business is to be removed to Milford. Being si tuated in the neighbourhood of iron-mines and col beries, a greatv saving is calculated on both as to fuel and all sorts of iron ware. The Bank Report continues to agitate the minds of the commercial and monied clas4es in the Ciiv. We, as yet, know not the authority of the various reports, nor the points of objection ; but it was even rumoured that the Batik wished to apply to be heard by Counsel against it, and that a body of merchants and bankers were preparing to petition the Legislature against cariying its recommends time into • law.—( Eve/ling Paper.) The price of weaving gingham having been low ered 2s. per cut, at Carlisle, caused some excesses, and a meeting of the weavers, la►t \Wednesday, in that city, when they resolved to petition the Pat Nuli. REGENT to semi them all to America. Crawley had a benefit at the Minor Theatre, is Catherine street, yeliterilay. lenotix spene d t h e play with • neat rat-Ire, followed liv iitmc ruflianittg houta, whirl, ex cited much merriment. 'lke best was between Kirk George, introduced by Scroggins, as the boll of SI Go orge'i-fieldr, and Pug. They want to work in earliest with rival advan tage'. Friday, a man 'lamed IVynis, or Weatyr, a miller, was token up near Puckeridge, in iieriloidohire, on simpleton of murdering his wife, Mary Wynn., by strangling her with her garter in a wheat field, as they were travelling. WEIGHT, TIIE PEDESTRIAN.--This veteran peripatetic has brought his herculean titbit of 1,•200 miles in '2O day. very near a close. On Saturday evening he completed 1,112 'video, leaving 84 to be performed this day, winch la the last, and will close ut tight 'ninnies twit four tirmorrow morning. N u n. withstanding ■n inditleient .Late of health, how. ever, 1111(1 the drawback he has encountered from unfavourable weather, we underatand he stt;l goad spirits, mid appears confident of italet6N —( tilusiceste Jourrnal, Noy 10.) NArilb INTELLIGENCP. PORTIMOUTPI, 5111 VI, Vied the Triton trangpurt. from 11. 1)11.4 intutler, Rtlt t from Altra, dud PI pldre.l /111/ief y.telatdul. LiVi9POOl., M 9, Arriveol iteveril tin in the r IA11(111014 refllO ; by her we liavvedloak i, a ul t „ t arrival at Maranhao' of the Linke of f 0.,„ RIO Janeaw, after bating lweu fired nib, by an hovel : . 4 Itrivateer, by which Captain Rom, wa. DIAL. MAY In Arrived and smiled for the River the %lot. vivo, .11..,.. f ; Edward, Johns..., from Bombay; ?.ii pheliaosi, from Ilutolosie.; 31ricy, Itroalry. sad lode, Smith. front Barhadors; Furtiiiiiir, Slepp.rd, a..... St. Kitt'.; Mirablev, Rutherford, from St. Your. ; Vittoria Altrica, !kferlato, from Venire. Came down from the River and Kole (1, the 111111 lilt Jamaica ; Hope, Parry, fin Liverpool ; col Ag. um*, Puidigate, fur Tuu WO. FRO,►! LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTL. 3111,1 rARY PROMOTION& Commissions i 4 the R..val Atigtesty 31 a 1114, sigierd h Lord Lira lOW 01 Second I.ieutenent Thonres ►'errs V 1111141114 19 he First ,roam, vice ►%hike►, lirrPaord—o6itoi ANrtl J , 'Ali o. Adjftiatit H. nry Joao., to he thecosol Lituieuatat, rice 110. promutett—dweeill as hbove. Cormesisaron in Ire %%est Went Iterriment oP YrOnljmy r s hairy, eigned by the J. rd Lierienegral of See Ceeet e Kern. John llnitiow, Gent. to be Lientennist--dAieil Itiy 3, 11114 BANK RI: PKY ENLARGED. Thuma• Richard Moore, of DessmArk.euerr. , Oraru., The. piper-odmuti, fr..oru 31.1 11, lu May Id, at iris, .t I 1..i.a51, luseduu. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSr.DED. Juhu Ouglatuto Parr, of I.lserpoul. ourreimeril. BANKRUPTS. TI/0414.1 Non 1 1 1, of %%hilt-Hai 11. yard, Drury-lane, 11,.',11.. sex, victualler, to surreirder, May lb, 25, and Jo u r .t tarivr, at William Elliott, .11111. of Tuntori , lo.Vei K... 11, 1111011grf 141141 Zrucer, to surreistler, flay t 2, 25, mill ./u.,. at twelve, at Guildhall, LOll4l/144. Attorn• ), o.lilwi 11111, looduli•xtreet, Veto hurrh , dreet. J u lio Brumley, jun. of 11afibl d , white•l7lllllusfarthierr, Ito resider, June 14,15, awl 22, at eleven, at the i.thre of Colima and keen, Staffiied. Auunlevr , Memo, I Keen, Stafford; and Mrstt.,. Plier s Williant: , „ and 1171114, I.lnculn's-Inn, lundon. . - Benjamin IVood, of NarSorootrh, Leicester, ho.i. r, to s.. r. retitle', May 20, 21, et three, and June 22, at eiesen, at the Saracen'• Head bin, Leicester. At:urueys, Mr. 1....14“, Leicester; and Mr. SalllUel Taylor, John-creel, Ileum,•,. row, Loudon. Friocis Ftsction, of nerwick•st..et, Suho, jeweller, 10 snrrende•, Hay 15, 22, awl June a, at London. Attuautys, Jlesars. 51.yhtw, Cliancery.lane. John Head and Julius Hellyer, of St. Mary.hill, London. merchania and insitranet.hrukere, to May 22.19, and June 22, at ten, at Gott4t)4l.. Meimrs. llontriuu and Locock, King's Arnis.y street. . Thomvi 8411, of Keyford, Sumeraet, nuuktapler, to render, June I, 2, and 22, at twelve, at the 6..nrkp , F -Setwroud, SOOWWI. A itorsuls, Mec"a Wide% an.l quitter, Red Lion-square, Loudon; and 31r. Tu. y, &micro. t. John Go••de, late of Liverpool, merchant, to carrend , r, May 24,26, ■nd June 22, at one, as the utlice of AL Arison and Wheeler, Liverpool. Alloreseri, ileasra. Avison and Wlw• ler, Hanover-street. Liverpool, and t aetiebi rt Holborn. John Barlow, of flolto•-le• Moors, Lan-cater, .lon.gist, to am-render, May 22, at one, 31, at four, mid June 22, at at the Swan Inn, Bultioxlc-Moors. Attorneys, NI , ••r% lington and Gregory, Bedford-row, bunion ; and Cross and Itii-hlan, Belton-le-Muorc Daniel Doming, of Wursley, Lancaster, innlcei per, to mireender, Mx,' 22. at one, 31, at four, and Julie 22, at at the Swan Intl, Bullon•le-Moura. Attorneys, linetuu and Gregory, Loudon; and )Lori. Cross and Rushton, Bultoti-lr-Moors. John Golding, of Colchester, Essex, tanner, to snirendfr, flay 25, at six, 2f, and .litne , 21, at ele%eu, at the (olden Lion lon, Ipswich, Stdrolk. Attorney., /11 4 ,,,,. 5 , Brsmc cud Notcntt, I p%wich ; and Mr. Nelson, Barnard's Inn, London. Edward Holder, of the %%byle, Hereford, auctioneer, to surrender, Nlay 19, 20, and June 22, at eleven at the ttal: and Unicorn tun, Leominster. Attorney, Mt , Barb, fur nivel'. Inn, ll.,lbors, and Leominster, Hereto' &hire. John H and Julio Brewer, now or late of Brosilwn%, Blackfriarg, London, warehoitscmento surrrnder, May 1.4, , . 25, and June 22, at ten, at Candlish, London. Atiormis, Messrs. Swam, Stevens, Maples, PeArse, Hunt, Fred,- rick's.plare, Old Jewry. John Austin, of A Inerszale street, London, cormilesler, auriender, May 22, 25, and June 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney Mr. Chapman Rather, Chancery-lain. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Seougall, junior, and H. Gompreu, of ( 11.1City•Cliss.• hers, Loudon, merchants, May 19, 1819.—T. Ibrk•im -0.1 J. F.aatey, of Craven-place, Drisrv-laue, masters, Nay ln, 1819.—R. Jatiroy, 14, IC. Tol-r, au. .1 R. Jaffrav, of Ohl Itroefl.street, Loudon, merchmii., IL • rember 31, 1818.—R. E. Boiler amid E. Gr. T.t.m.i, While Lion-roost, Birchtmlane, Loodou, tom .s. r., tl ot Ii :to, 1819.—J. Wheatley and T. Itadzer, jou!. , .0 r. ham, York, attorneys, Feb 23, 1819.—W. li.. ..e .01 I. Banks, junior, ..f Liverpool, painter.. May O. Pellwr and T. Tborut &&&& , of Tairislock-micrei, Cr , % , Mol.tlegrx, !stack-lead and chalk•prucil 111.6111111C 1 . 14. April 11, 1819.—8. Bennett and P. IL Pearce, of ham, guld-beaterN Apnl 22, 1811 , . (Dieidcnals and Certificate: in mar most) PRICE OF WO< Bonk Stork 249 248 247 1 3 per Ct. Ritl..7lglit :1 per Ct. Cons. 7it 722 I 3 per Cent..BoL, Bn4 3 per Cent. 1726.. I 4 per Cents.... 9ilh 1 5 perCI.N.An.IO4II 105 1 :KS Y MIER DA Y. 11. L. Ann IYz I Inch,. Bonds 26 EL 6 7 vr . Ditto Endorsed... 5 r. Lottery Ticket* 191. is, Cons. for Acc...711 couttsr, OF EXCI4OIBI Amster,lato,C F. 11 8 Ditto Siglst 11 5 l i Rotterdam ll 9 Ammer') ex-tnu 11 10 Ilainhurgb 34 8 Altoan 34 9 Paris3tlay'sdate 23 30 Ditto Builroleaiix do 24 60 Frankfort um the Maine 142 Madrid 38 Cadiz ...... 36 Bil;roa ... 37 1, Barcelona Seville Gibraltar 34 Lrgliorit ICE, Tv LIMIT. MAY IL. 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