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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. GOTTENSURGII MAIL. COTTIMSOROH, MAY 12. Private letters from Russia mention, that die Russian Government seems to be inclined towards a neutral system. By a letter from Govetnor-General Toll to the Governor of this place, he is ordered to acquaint the merchants, that His Majesty has thought proper, in the present circumstances, to permit ships belong ing to Lubeck. Wissmar, and Rostock, to carry herrings, and other Swedish products, to Prussian ports, uninterrupted by the Swedish blockade. Last week a small tquadron of four frigates, un der Rear-Admiral Cederstrom, sailed from Carl- Krona to block up the Prussian ports in the Baltic. FROM THE FRENCII TAPERS. PARIS. MAY 15. Two English prisoners, Colonel Edward Roche and Charles Graham, have passed through Turin, in the custody of some Italian Genr-d'arrass. They , Cause from Vicenza, and were on their way to Va lenciennes. Fourteen other prisoners of the same country. coming from Venice, are destined for the mme place. Mrs. Spencer Smith, the Lady of the English Minister to Constantinople, is among the number. On Wednesday. at two o'clock. there was a dreadful storm in Paris. The rain fell in torrents ; daps of thunder and dashes of lightning succeeded dad other without intermission. Some hailstones, of an uncommon hien but fortunately not in great quantities. fell at the same time. Many of the tartest cheseut-trees were torn up by the roots in the gardens of the Thuilleries. One of them in its fall haaured the charming statue of Atalanta. in the parsarre, ea die tide of the terrace of the Frandesits. roma S per cents 61. 90. STIITGARD, MAY B. Letters of the 4th from Kammea mention, that several sena divisions of * army ender the ROM awed of Marshal Ney Were paned ;breath the peighbourhood of that tow, on thin' Ira! 00 the Tyrol. The head-quarters of the Great French army aritiaar at Ulm. Is is eekolated that from the 10th September 1605. se the 17th April 1406. Met less than 963.651 men. and Illift.6ll beams have halted there for a shorter or longer time. Os the sth instant. 26 pieces of heavy cannon, drawn by ISt homes. passed through Candstadt for ficrisbergh. Seventy-Moe carriages, laden with 117$ hundred weight of metal, are expelled to pass through that town. TalltiTt, APRIL 25. On the Igth a Russian ship of the line, of 74 guns, arrived Lire, and anchored at some distance from lb* harbour. She convoyed a number of merchant weasels, and bad some prizes in company. Soule French gun-boats, which had advanced near Cape Istria, fired on the merchant vessels, and endeavcur. ed to cut of some of them; but the Russian ship approached, and compelled them to retreat. ntos.l THE DUTCH PAPERS. MARVII. MVP CI We learn, that end of the last Cooriers from our Deputation at Paris, has brought the Order of the Iron Crown for M. Galdi. our Minister at the Court 4f the king of Italy. LILYDIN, 31• T IL Ts consequence of the Letters of Marque issued by the British Government, and the sequestration laid upon the Prussian vessels in the British ports, if private accounts may be reedited, all Bills of Ex change drawn by England are to be protested against and sent bask ; end, according to other ac coasts from Prussia, some very severs measures are wider consideration to be adopted with respeil to In l and. gees Paris we hear. that as soon as the Batavian Contanissiewers have eseceterd the objet of their mission. they are to be feemally presented. and to have se audio:ice of she Emperor. According to letters from Brussels, His Imperial Majesty may be trey soon sr/petted to visit that city. u•nate, tents. 17. A dilr e nese, of shon duration, between this. Court as.l the Emperor of Austria, which had caused an embargo open the lava ial Weigh la our parts, hav ing been adjusted, the embargo has of course been ansoved. seusslts. lt• • 1 I. We are positittly enured here, that the Emperor Napoleon will very shortly visit the Palace of Lee ks,, whore ors: y thing is plowed for his reception. The Empress and Prince Louis are to accompany kin. SILUINICR 6. The Swedish Convid here has aaneaserd that the 4 4 iltrtion Art is provisionally impended. so that while at sea. am to aijoy sisal rights and p r i v il e ges with the Swedish vessels in port. A no tice of three months will be given when it shall be fogad aecanary to pot this &ft is force again : but f o reign vessels, trading from one port to another. are exempted horn the present privileges. Geeing WOOO, of Rya!, is Rutlead, who was last week committed to the g aol of Newark, on sus picion of stealing a horse, has since cut both his arms, at the bend of the elbow, with his pocket knife, and was found nearly dead from loss of blood. The gaoler immediately procured medical aid, and be is now in a fair way of recovery. A few Jays ago, a gentleman and his lady were stopped in a post-chaise, near Fermny, in the county of Cork, by 'ruse villains, and robbed of a watch and money. They did not proceed on their journey, bet returned, and having related their misfortune to a gentleman in the neighbourhood, an Officer of Yeomanry, he put two of his men, well armed, in a post-chaise, and sent it in the dire.flion is which the gentleman had been robbed. Near the same spot, this carnage ass stopped by the villains. urea which one of the Yeomen fired, and shot the Kir - -..eibber dead. Upon searching him, the gen. '- was found, and also hi. money, and which the mail had been re edy of the robber was brem;St the letter which mertioncil the low from tkence, it was iu is up for $51:11C JA) S, as cipwl robber dead. Upc Gemini's watch was foun seeeral hank notes of w ' eently robbed. The h.d , to l•ertpov, and when the 1 •hove corketrrrun.e car control- 1 . 22 to Lang rzd:n. NAVAL INTFLLICEVCE. YORTSIAGOTMe NAY 2S. Arrived the brig Edam, Capt. E. Ski imn, from ----, for Harnbro', laden with fruit, detained by the Forward gun-brig i also arrived the Hondas as packet, Captain Edwards, from New South Wales, laden with furs, &c. for London. Dropped down to St. Helen's the Mdan frigate. MAY 24. Arrived the Hate, Pype, from Cork. The Child. is brig of war is appointed convoy for Newfoundland. Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH. M•Y 22. Sailed His Majesty's ship Druid 36 guns, Capt. Broke, on a cruise, and L'Argle 3b, Capt. Wolfe, for the Black Rocks Docked, His Majesty's ship Leviathan ; and the Centaur man of war undoeked. In the course of the present And preceding weeks, several French Officers of rank, who were wounded in the late aaions, have arrived here from their parole, and are placed under the medical guidance of Mr. Ma grath, at the hospital for prisoners of war, until they can be exchanged, and sent to France. _ DIAL, MAY U. Remain in the Dawns His Majesty's ships as per last. The Zcbra bomb has a signal flying for a convoy to the Westward.—Wind N. B. blows bard. KAY !4. Remain in the Downs, the ships as per last. Sailed through the Downs, the Merrimeci, for Lisbon. Wind N. E. Doris, MAY 23. _ After closing my letter of yesterday, the brig Pir• 'rived', of Sunderland, White, brought in here seven seamen, whom he had picked up at sea, floating an a raft ; they were past of the crew of an American sloop, the Lsll►, about 150 tons burthen, belonging and bound to Baltimore, in ballast, from Hamburg, where she had been with a cargo of flour. The sloop struck on the Kentish Knock, on Tuesday evening last, *out eight o'clock. The crew finding her fill so fast. as to make it impos sible to keep her, began to look our to secure them selves, the wind blowing eery hard at the time from the Norsh.east. They gat the boat over the side, which was sufficient to held them eleven its number, being two seamen pis- Misers beside the crew; but in the confusion, the boat got a-drift, wtth only flsnr people in her, the remaining seven then set to work and made a raft. upon which all luckily ventured, as the sl .op's decks blew up presently after. They had a hard struggle to save a chest which they had got a few necessao iei in, but were obliged to leave it; they then drifting in that situation two nights and days, without the least nourishment, an.: sitting up to their middles in water. They have since heard, that the boat, with the other four, has been picked up and pat on shore at Deal ; th-y speak very highly of the treatment they received !row the Captain and crew Rho milt them up. Notwithstanding tLe hardships they endured, it does not appear that any of them are materially irjared. FROM SATURDAY mhmrs GAZLTTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War r, i! ag GY, 1.06. N Regiment of Draper; 4os-h.—Lieutenant F. R-vibu•ne to be Captain of a Troop, by purzhas... nice L.tigh„ who retires. N Rerisneut of Font Gushls—eCao,ain Thomas w,v iarn to b. c,pe a ,, t of a ca,: t p.by, , by purchase, v.re Sir Ja swoh Copley, Bart who retires. Ensign Francis Howie to b. Lieutenant, vice Gnrilln Ruyal lictersol Hattalioto-..Riovot M.jor William White, from the inth Foot, to be M.jor, mg Below, placeJ on too Retard List. STAFF. . - . Colonel Ftedericit Auguetua Wethendl, of the Nova Senna Inm.hies, to be Bnia,dienaetteral to the For-et serving in the Waidwani and Leeward Chanbbee Island Station. The Lines German Leginn. let Battalion of the Lime—X.44p Goofy Baton Do. ig to be I.,eutenant, see Klemke e wbo roeigns. Ilth Ditto--4.ieutetiatit-Colottel De plat to be c01 0 ,,e1. Commandant, with tempore. , , rent. with tem.- al A j o . --.. de Hugo to be notary rank. Captain --- de Wesel to be Maio,, wall temporary rank. C a ptain —.... de Soden vibe date. 4.4onet-Of v, New 11, 1106. Carpe of loyal Engrneerv-.Aletrandsr Cieinit, Gent. to be Seeoed L.eutenaht dared May 1, 10116. Cowmen.+r an the Loyal Greenwich Water Foncitile Acacia tieSed 1y the Lord Lunueevut sy the (Wow, et lent Rwleard Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Walrus War ner, twined-dated May IC, 1406. Cettenaisetime sat, , ,eid die Lend Ltemtelant Il Ike Ccolty lest. Tr be Donut) Lieutenant... Themes Meer., leg —tiled Anson 14, 1604 S;r Walter Stirlioc, Bart March 10. 1846 George Mortand, Esq —Wen as sOuve. John T. Bolen, req —d.ted as above. Thomas Tmerlinn, E. 4 dated as above. Thaws Nrernhatat, Esq.—deal as above. A I..irdirOget. Vey ed. 1,04. Caps . Ist a [.ear tram Admiral Lem Gadrier to Williams illarsdas, Fag dated an ►ead Ote Tact, ma Cart Hastwer, Ilia I.sth instant. SIS—I meirste, for their Lorilthips' information, envy of latter I reeeleed this morning from C.ptain Maohray, of the &am:, sinter an amount of the captive, by that drip, of the French schooner Les Awe, a lest., of marque. fret• Doiriatait to Cayirsue. I am, Sa, be. GARDNER. MY LORD. Relive, at Sea, April 47, 306 do vessel the lionnur to acquaint your Lo damp, that Hit Afaiestv's ship under my command, has th,s dry captured the Fr , meh *Absorber Les Amis. a letter of marque of four six. pounders, an.t twenty men, belonging to Cayenne, ..red hound thither with a cargo of *me and various merehandite from Iteunleaux. I ban the honour to be, &e. R. H. WA:BRAY. Rigid lion. Admiral Lord Gardner. lac. BANCRUPTS. Janes Dickensin. of Ll..lhorne, in the c•nunty of Lancaster, c awn-romper, dealer and eharrenan, tn.urrerider Jena V, PS, mid Jo , S, at WWiap linnet's. the Nag's Head lon, iu Warrington. so !be counq of Lancaster. Attroneys, Illackstock, CI Milreifs,sert, Faulty, London and Mr. hradfo - d, is Warriotentt R.ce• d five. of Woonton, in the count, of tie,4o4, asenairnt, to rimender June 3. 6, man Ju'y 5. at 'loran. at the Greyhound lon, en the c , ty of Herefued Annette's, Messrs. Price and Wthiasus, No 9. Lincoln's- lan Old Sqnre, London 4 and Manus Dolma and James. Hereford . Joseph !.ewes, of t ,, e Westa.nsteehed, in the baretrgh of Sootherirk. and twenty of Scurry. Inetualier; deader and chap man, to surresd-r May 31, June 7. and Jot? S, et twelve. at I.IIIZI, 1.0 don. Attes,•eys. Mnen Parker, Young, and Hortter.lftmax stmlit, Strand, Loudon. 5.,.0el Wade, el lamellate", in the COLIIICT of L'acata„ mat Saaaral make!',, ire of the city of Lon , toa, dealers and cinemas, to burrentier Jane 11. 17. arid Jos 7, at Owen. at the Royal Oas. lea, in Maaghester. Atiorneyll, Mr. 1141,,, Cur:*dor street, London ; and if tore. K irrsler and Cardwell, Magnin:titer. Augustin White, of Aldersunbury, in the rite of Londe'', fart o, dealer, and chapman, 10 surrender M .v 31, June 7, and July 5, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Vs• zarJ, Gray's-Inn-square, London. John M a nses, late of Di-an-new, lit the parish of Winslow, and county of Chester, ehock-mart , failorer, de,ler and duo mall, 0110 , rend., June 16, 17, and July 5, at ele - en, at the Swan Inn, in IVilinslow. Attorneys, Mr Peter W Main- or Knutsfiod, Cheshire; and Meson. Wright and Pick ering, Payer Buildings, Temple, Linden. • George Raysoit, or I.eeds in the en ditty of Ymk. &orals!, dealer and chaptuaii, to surrender June 11. IJ. end July 5, eleven, at the house of Mr. John Glees •s, the 11 , uel, in Leeds. Attorneyo, Messrs. Rolland, and Leeds ; and Ifilsoors.Allen, Exley, and Stuart, Pusuirars-lnn, London. Henry Ramon, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster?, druggist, dealer, and chapnian, to ourren , lrJ a- IS, 19, and July 5, at twelve, at this Royal Hotel, iii Loil street, Liver pool. Attorney, Mr. Forrest, Liveeptxd. Be•rj.tiniii Sandford Si kes, *I Liver,inol, in the county of Lancaster, dealer and chapman, to ~.:rromdrer June 10, 17, and July 3, at eleven, at the Manse of Henry Forsl.aw ' the Globe Tavern, in Joao-street, Liverpool. Attorneys Mr Urred, Liyerpool I and Mews. Cooper and Lone, SOutnamp ton-Buildings, I.ondost. George Tanner, of the city of Bristol; cutler, dealer in hard ware' and Chapman, to surrender June 9, I J, at eleven , and July 5, at five, at the Roomer Tavern, in All-Saint's-lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Meyer.. Bengeugh and Palmer, 13. 1 6, 0 1 and Mean. Tarrant and !simile, Chancery-lane, L •odon George Vaughan, the Younger, of nnatebwood, in the pe rish of Trevethin, in the county of Monmouth, and a New port, in theist/se county, coal-miner, teal-mrreltairt, dee er sod chapman, to surrender Pone 4,6, and July ~ at eleven, at thif Rummer Tavern, All.Spinee-lane, B owl. Attorneys. Mr. Gabel!, Linculies-Inn, London; and Mr. Stephens or Sir. Hartley, Bristol. George Vaughan, the Elder, of Snatchwood, in the parish of Trevethin, in the county of Mame rth, and of Newport, in the same county, eortl-minor, coil-merei.ent, dialer and chapman, to surrender June 4,6, and July 5, ut *levee, at the Rummer Tavern All-Saint's-lane, A•tort3.l4, Mr. Gebel, Lineolit'ann, Loodon; aid Me. Steplisin, of Mr. Hartley, LOVA. George Richards, of G nigh-square, in the city of LonJort, furrier, dealer mud chapmea„ to outmode/ Ma: dl, Jane 3, and July 5, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Allan, London-street, Pentium, street. Jon n Edwards, of Wigmure street, county of Nilde -sex, soldier, to surrender .1 use C, at eleven, 3. and July 5, at tee, at Guildhall, London. Att,r :17, Mr. Gialard, heilleank•sereet, Westaiin•ter. Rulte•t P t he, of Liverpool, in the (-nowt , of Lancaster, bread-uaker, dealer and Chapman, to iiurrreed,r Jrne 16, 17, and July 5, at Ridliough's, the Hotel. m Lord•street, Liver pool. Attorneys, Mosey Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, London. John Sitilliiioned, of Sununu Saint Islay la she sway of Osiord, butcher, to surrender June 9, at Ws $O, and July 5, ar eleven, at t! . .• Marlborough Arms, in Vl:;'sitodorncic, iu the said county. Attieruey, Mr. Moore, at Smester, to the runny of Oxfutd. !, in the DIVIDENDS. June f 4. John Esker, of 14:1,,0rt1,1n the taunt" , of Mi4ll. sex, linsa•draper, dsa:er and clialmali, at tan. at Guiaittal , June t 4. Thomas [Armlike, late of Loney Pronb-•erect, t;rneve..or.squire, in the count. of N. i uddlesex„ liuen draper, des.on and ehapm in, at ten, at i.)ustdhall, July 2. licnry &tenon, of Manchester, in the eot.nty of Lan ever, pub'ioan, dealer and chr•raan, at eleven, at the C0.,e1; .1;14 Horsey. NIAT chestsr. Juno 2 Jni.ei 111..,ermcr, of Ilmuipm, In the parish of Turk- set , . In the cou..tv 01 Linoost, tanner, dealer and chapn.ati. at &..en, it the White Ilan lan, ut GaiAishtsegta, in the :a4d c2utity. Jute 16. Richard Wood, late of Livrronal, in thr counts of lAleater, merchant, deala and cha . .inari. at Milt, at the George Inn, Dalwareet, Liveepool. June Yl. Goorge Maim, the Youngor, of Colchester, in the auturty of Esse: herwdealer, dale and Chapman, at use, Gorldhal',Leldiam. Sono 16. John Sucden and Willies Gamble, of Lirer,snel, in the County of Lancaster, merchants, at GO!, ar the harm of Mr. Rnklieugh. the Htit.:l, in Lord street, Liverpool. Jane 16. Thome. "reaida.e, late of Penreth, in the ceenty of Cumberlend, innkeeper, dealer an..l claptwan, at elem. as the George Ina, Pennth. lucre 61. Robert Derbishuv, of . Liverpool. in the county of I.anca.ter, grocer, at ate, at the hot/roof Henry Finshas, the Globe Tarern, in Jnlosheut, Liverpool. une 14. George Wilsan an Edward Grimy, lore ni Wang rube-place. Gnaws' Conitnoll4, In the city of Laudon, but aelP of Piccradrlly, is the airway et Middlmex, opticians, dealers and chairmen, at one, at Guildhall, Lsidun. Jame 11. kilts Adam Wink., late of Celensan.strat, Lon don, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Lirndre. Jar 1. Javan Charles and Themes Lon, of Fridar-street, Cheaprute. Lenders, warehousemen. dealer, cud ciapmer, at ten. at Guildhall, Loadon. `ale 1. Thomas of Illford, in the inomtt of Loan, ibealer and Chapman. at ten. at Gt.:l- ha.;, 1-04d2 . 1. unit dl. Chanel Cuarto, of Ponta, in the coth.ty of Hants. shopkeeper, dealer sad chApaum, at twelve, at Location. June 21 June Jul• Juni ..ell. lames Sin;th and Samoa: [a , rt. of Newcate-street, London. woollen-drapers, at ova, at Go6tenall, lone 111. Matthew IlanaMidge, of Gomol..arr t er, in the pt. nth of St. Botnlph, Aldrnlata V 1 7.10. , et. to the minty ut 114.414gesem, taller , dealer and chapcnan, at twa.re, as hail, Lamdon. Jose 17. Richard Swith. late of Lattertrorth, in the county of La.c•Mer, amecor and tearer, at Memo, at :he ho.mo of Chariot Elton, cornmdaly called or knows be tM name of the Mind ins, in Lottetworth Aago.t tea W.litam Smith all John Ashtnn, of Nretatr at. eel, London, liner-drama, dealers anal chapman, at tan, at Guildhall. July 1 Spencer Compton, late of New -street, &shop-sate streat Without, London, merchant. at one, at GuAlla:l. June 17. Joke Ratty Tuke, Late of B.errtev , in the vuukty of York. banks., merchant, dets:aa and ch.pman, at etym., Mew horse of Mr. 14awkins, the Cite-ge Ina, ,u White tiargate. in the 1..w0 of Lutaston-uix. •.11 tall Jul. 1. Spencer Compton, late of himw-oreet, lishopecato stroot Without, Loodun rnat:hant, at one, at Guldhagi Jas, 14, 111.Lsaaa late of Hoh, in tie, ceu..ty of N •r•olk, 'tod car, raper, Atwater and charaa n, m eters, at oho tun, Magdalen-snort, in rt e city of Nutoich. Jams 1?. J. 611.1 Slar..6n Sawyer. of Loosen, marthant, et twelve, at Gadd. all, Landon. Jane 16 Thomas Dene.y, sow or late of Groat C.etaham, in the county of Suffolk. merchant, at tan, at the Set 1.6.1, u. Saamandhain, in As maul caul:ay. CERTIFICATES—Juni 14. Julie James Ford Dimond., late of Rowed -street. Illeornsitun, in the county of Middlesex, luau-dresser, perfumer, itcaier and clianrasn. James Barton Harding, of Gosport, is the county of South Outer, hooktellar and ctattoner. Wi▪ lliam Stephen Hard Gosport. fit the county of South. •naptin, rinser, bnoirsetici aml stationer. Joseph Wiseelet, of !heath, in the corny of Lcat, saiii lee, dealer sad ehapwan &mud Frederick Graff, of Castle-court, Budge-row, Lnnelen, insurance broker, tinier and chapeau.. Jobs Wiwi,. alhfrbtlftl, 16 the coact, of Y fosismer. Willies Jackson. of Mancheeter, in tie tawny of La:.c.iire.„ hat lining-t sitar, steal ie an,l chyme. John Manic, late of Shadasherst, is the warsaty of Kent, dealer sad thspren. George Mem. late of Greensick, iu the toasty or Kent, ("cater in bay and cont. eiso eew-kesor, disslrst and ehapma Edward Coven „ :ate of St lida••-et-H id, Lower names street, l aadoa, second* lad • maw Samuel Tenn, of North AuAley arena, Gr•S•161111f aqua,-, is the went) , of Middlesex, largos, aputtomry, desks sad chaprian. John L,marbavaite, of L'verpeal, ia the county ef Leassater, it, dealer sad ebayenen Rasett, of Itatlorrhithe is the county of Surrey, mil ler and corn dealer, desist and charlatan / lobs% Devise, of Enfield Wash, is she ornirity Mi4J'esex, pien i te• werthest, deals and sbersian. NEE: ItIGS OF cprrrrtits, AT cumrEALt. fce MO; II.W. O. 11, Forester Clack; Xing-4.0.4 C.., 4 11 1 ,4;a1Jen, grew', n SII JOll , l 5.410.14.)n,5, F,8',1 litlOLi, IATUOJ.011.114:1, Clseet.rde, rie.'esr ilki eltainn,n - . .e . . 2 12 Wiloarn Welch snd John Welvh. "(rook street. H3l. ' bnrn, Mutdiesee. bent &int stnse-male2rs _, . S Id Thillll44 141110011. S oll tha l aptialo(oB, 31 4 ,0:11-11thlty. .... • Miell,ll!teo, music seller - - - Thosrat Jeokiwi, Arip k-,tosiet, I:lx.ford-streot. Middle. sex, Luke . . . - u 1 Henry S•nah, City-read s Niiiiileoes i . paper-hornet - 1 1z J. m's (;41134h0r, Ili, ut $ isidgss/4, le•.t, duper . - 11: John F.,:0 ,ath,r, Orford ittoet, triadJl:sez, linen. drrper - . . . 1 10 DiVlDltl 4 ; e,tc - Jotonh Kitch-n,lpotriels, gr 'raw - lP Derail llaron,hirr, illd-tners„ tiorwoll•street road, Middies's, jeweller - 1$ CER fIFIC %TT S. Joseph Loi!anr, of Stoke erut•ru, in the count? thrth wawa, r cetual. r, —oft •:!.eponao Wslliain May ham. o. late of the city ui Lr.n- dot', at so o •OA t•roors teen fere r. LKtlt , Glinitno. lara , r 1 Motto ich, in the e.ohiy of WW swan, with:Ater and lila." Ater, init. Joeeish rrior, of March in the county of Surrey, brewer, dealer and sheltered. - -- - PRICE OF STOt.'ES SATURDAY. 3 per Ceht. Esduced . 4 per Ontlii Loll Apilili'l,'S A. l7l 3- Inverbil 3 per Cent - V S 9-II 1.141,1..5ra MC* B..ne's 2.. Ss dis. facelsopist B :Is English Lotter, Tlek.-ts iiil. 1 .55. Cesso!s for T. BP. /I. Stss , k-thoker. X* 4. Corns% . .1, a •1 '.. '. kat' g trod. rrtlCli OF !NISH 5T0(... , .•3—N1AT 19. Gov. t •14,...,.tu,c,:,9 pet C• .. G. D btr{lurrr93 pw C. rt R4sal Cana Loan, 6 I a eetat Gorr Stock 5 per eraeti . 4.01:15E OF E 1 Amster/Om s4l 4 2 U. Ditto a* S; ht JS b Rct•erlam.. ll 7 2 1:1 lia nburqn S;10 111' Aitona . 11 44 11 . rris 1 day's date 114 D.tt. :CH , a NL.E— M • v 73. fica , .... .. .. 47 Ves. .611 WM C. 60 [ 3,l.lo :Uult. 611 1 . 14 9 1141. 1 Cork 15 w4,..4 1. L .. il 11,10.1.141,11 ... • . , 411 r, 4, P... two' Gel i• Owar and ker. 'Olt . - -.. in p ..in -.Jr !in ea ~. ..- !Mtn Si. a , "Fee . Kr w alllb 0 , 1111..• .... '.4.. - 1 .4. ...• .... in psi nor ' 4 4. 17"4114 ••:6 . :. bi D.vo ...• 314 n3set. 3 twee,. illsis ••.... ••••• -.— 'M' nia 37 Vivi Louttmitaii i. •-•--- Lee: 4 , 1 5l Agin .s t/t , boa of !Wow. Naples .. D•bsin o atomism (May 17 llll 44 13..11.,. ol Los amo f Aprit *l9 4 11. n .1•1 on Denims !Delo) ' 3 1 4111 isle.- bilkTfl. Ott Thu•a•V" Ira. at the h 'use of 4.;mi-at Sir Joo' ^ I hRo Giouceder-place, P.Etntaa-squire, L-wly t)4o, of • giugmer. MARRI kGR. ._........ ..... Cat Thunder, the 15th most at Mookatewe V.reel.i. Cart Burdett, of tie Berral Nat'l., to Mit% • aeghtet of Luke:. Broome, of Gionose,ry,couoty, Dt.e al. DEATHS. Last week, In the 23d yaw. of hts side. Lit White * of Hi. 114:444t.'. shy the Afirt. His re.us..4 were inattra with military honours. Thursday, at Bath, after a long and log il'neur, An drew Chriet,e, ifiti son of Alewao....er Q, rtstie, Esq. a &bet tow. hear PA On W.dotada?, sire 114 iti.t."Rietrard Gorge; Fettiplace, Ent. of S.toli Law., L.tgii, i!otii, sit at. ai.apicclt! is the Nth ,e., d h;. age. At Bury et. PAnionors, on Thorcricry lest. se • very 111111,1beed ale, after • h., r aud painful iiliims, Mr.. Mart a Pry& w,Pa of Mr Pr , gg. of that pate, alai inat:ter of Mn Pct and Lomb, if Holies.street.O...m.drili-seroaro. On Monk., such rogrettri, the Rey. W•liiam Plum. !lec tor *ILIUM Wilbraham, and Vicar of Graneliever, to Stai'. lied fir/merle is! Bcne't College, botn which newt, are In die gift of the said College. HIGH WATLIt THIS 11.4.1 C LaNDON Mon. t sin aften 9 En .o t9 mur. am/ 9 SALES BY AUCIION. wrscriMOIF.•IIILI., SOUTHGATE, MI')DI.?VZ— VILLA, wird IE:4 ACRES OF L. HOUSE, GRATER, ikt By Mr. PETER COXF., At Caraway's Coffee Aimee, Caroh.ti, TUESDAY, 7+;n• IU at Twelve o'ciork AMeat desirable, snlystantially-ereaed,.cneopad, atelier ebkult. FREEHOLD VILLA, mantling hi I path/ark wad he,an of IC &mot, ,erruantlail by welts, ai.ra.,,bernia, and phintauerm, frond with peas and light aria railamr, weriammt y hentiewle temet trerro, bow ikei ht part hi auk paha', and part by .he haw Rivei,eith rid vidd pre gpigag or ear lEa.ex halls; CO.PYOO hu.t eal est, - I.e. haelyirrod rein. pe.:h hour and groper', ha, ry-eger" , d halard r• ea, kitchen genial, tremor& fi.• .talt atabls,r, meal' mom, ,teaSie ceacli hoot, large v./ h TEM, farts yard, sot! .gr, &ay, 14m, stack yard and ~ccee...a.ations; suuject ba a r,nt of racoon lice el tytl.•• tar pars .1 • land. the rest tytbs I,ev, and the Ladd taa ridgelike.* semi the wh,.1.. _ Tne Derelliac Is n‘ most ouirealeiel as evil as e.egoet re vostivet.ey punted sod paoesed last autooter, sod con• tales four semsete apartments, ais fowl, Iwl eisartosa. two dr..tong rborns, Irak? cts-et, print vat sod it: eta.rtase, ball, library or bre.lfait tut cat .61.“ MOOS tasa youth street, site eiodoas to this 110 . 4, awl rep!ete si.t an.tablit drantmic aosontrsolsuoto If eery de onuses t ,baiemeat slat as adrouobie swats. as sat •atel in a never-faili c May be 'knelled o.ily trn days -deceding the sale. Applic.t Con to Mr. Tahr Cox,, 43, T..r.oaturtau-st.tet. sad Si. Pali Malll ad partMslars may be then had, al.d at Ll'.' d's sod Gartssafs. ELEGANT IFItEt..HOI.I) VILLA, MEADOW LAND, AND TYTtia, OOLDKAS HILL, NEAR nAmr- STEAD. lie Mr. SAME. At UsirreweespoTee Route, Ch on THURSDAY June it, tat/11„ at Twelve o'l.;10dr.„ Vag order rai tier Laws cubes , m Nine Lem, Ik c4 pita and malt Cnirrenimt FREEHOLD MANSIOS, e , :tta.st aR Dim Drawing, itr. r artfast, and weer, best Bed Rome, with savnadary ?spa insect.; Attached *and dent,' ed Wham. teitatry ada sled ; dewing, Gwerdalanuse ; Summit G,r 10 honer; a Farm Yeti, replete with ertry cork ventes.,- ; Lawn, ShrubSenes, and intaiume i.:*ounds ; Kit. oda Genieea, w th FLA-house mad Green haase wed esadied; and r Acne at %Ira mw Le art,, nut Tree . ;_*lep.huid, and Lea•thYd.deskast, stuMedatGOI.DERS-HILL.n , erNamp stead, wit .in J milks of London, commanding wino-entea.'ee arid beautlful views owe- a skit fertile aawntsyi the turmoil e watered the Ptestationa varied in a plowing ley , e. The ultnie riszemg 4 residence suitable for • No-Jeasan, Balker, n: Sir:- chant _ _ _ . • ....a TO be vi ease av Tielcirs only, vt,ieb. with Particulate, r t e.y be had at Na D - ncrestreet, Peer:deny ; at SI, O'd cha , tee-euee• Owe • , 1 saki ad of Me. Sates, No We:- becE•straet, Caeosadi,le *quire. - - LONDON :o..l`rintell b G. DAVIDSON. No. IT, Duir..-• C"*; altw-otttot, Cmfoot-Otodioi, •nd Publlol.4 go the 110Nie.t, No 13. Sea •( St. floolont's Cho-et, S•r, , A, , W. STUCK. of No. I, Now 11../.0n....met, Len' AC" As. for et , s %Tor, 00.. t to sate ("at (.o*crami; , abatis duty astsuded sok - I T' Col ffr•lt dur.ed . Pri End S Mr. Mr. iJnd, Toll To Rug Coy C 114 ii la at S (H the 101 Pli' COI is El et C A F. 14 Si am 1 au V sts to fig •i a, co N as us iss vi •