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of the Flettor of Virarteburg have set nut for that eit*, and the Prince himself will follow immediately. S. The Commissary Ghisilieri has been put on his trial by s Council of War ; and, after each sitting, the etiquette and interrogatory are communicated to the French Ambassador. The negotiations which had prolonged' the stay of Gen. Andreossy here, being at length terminated, he has taken leave of His Impetial Maj .sty, who has presented him with a gold box with his pot trait, which is one of the most valuable that has . been given by toe Court of Vienna for a long.timi, as it is estimated at 40,000 livres. We are assured that M. de la Rochefoacanli has fixed, in the name of his Court, the sth of May for the latest time when the Court of Vienna shall take its resolution relatively to the affair of Catarro. It is probable that it will give way, in every point, rather thou enter into a new contest with France. demo*, APRIL 19. There are at Porto "..rrajn, in the island of Elba, nine French ships of n sr, which will sail immediately for Gaeta. That fortress still defends itself with great obstinacy. vrmice, APRIL 26. AU the English have removed from this city; the reamr part of them in consequence of. orders. Tamer. APRIL 47 . The lady of Mr. Spencer Smith, by birth, BATC.• nets of Herbert. who resided at Venice, and thbors, hersalf 14 peifee becurity there, has been arreete"nsi concluded to Milan. ST. PISTILIISRURO, APRIL 26. A great aflivity is remarked in our. Cabinet, and there are conferences daily between our Ministers and the EnOsh Ambassador. It appears fr , m the last declaration of this Plenipotentiary, that the change of Ministry which' has lately taken place at London, will only strengthen the good understand ing between our Court and the Cabinet of St. James's- Our Cabinet has refused the mediation solicit el of it to terminate amicably the differences subsist ing between England and Prussia, because it feats to disoblige one or the other of those two courts. M. D'Alopeus, Minister from Russia at the Court of Stockholm. has received orders to make repre sentations to His Swedish Majesty, which have for their objeoft re-estabPek a good understanding be. Sweden and Prussia. His Imperial Majesty Ilas lately written to the King of Sweden, and po sitively assured him that lie will give him, conform. ably to treaties, all the succour h. shall demand. He has beside guaranteed to him. we are assured. the possession of his territories. APRIL 14. On the 6th inst. Rear-Admiral Sir Sidney Smith sailed from G.braltar with the Pomfret of 64 guns, two frigates, and seven transports. He has a con• sidesable number of bombs on board. and is attend. ed by a bomb ketch. Hi. destination is for Sicily. but first he will pay a visit to the Dey of Algiers. and by the threat of a bombardment, force Mat to. swift again the English Consul. FROM LAST Nit;Nrs GAZETTE. • Palsee l , the 14th of Mr 4,1906 PRESVNT, • lb The KING's Most Excellent Shiest! in Conner. I His bliteuty hrei..g taut into eonsiderition tliz prevent ', Kele of Nainbergh and Oldenbiargh, and the circumstances easier which several Ves.els belonging to Firemen and Pepsin bergh, have strived ie. this Pens of the unitod Kingdom. is pawned, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to isid-r, • and it whereby entered, that the ILeabargo new sokeitti .g •pon all Ships asd Prowls belonging to Newburgh and Oldenburg)), be taken of: And tt is hereby further ordered, That the Em.' barge be also token iilf those Veseils belongint to the Teens of Bream sod papoiriorrh, which had Heated out for Ports of the Veit. d Kingdoin lirevious to the Prussian Notification, dated Tweoty.eighth of March la‘t, whereby British ships wove erxhaded from the Porte of the Prureian Dominions, and fiorn *swath other Puns ii the North of Europe and that the saki Ships and Veeele, with their cargoes, not being Prinsion, w Enemies' Proms'', be permitted to sad se any Poet not blockaded : And the Right Honourable the Lords Conlon , stoners of His Majestt's Tretuntry, the Viands Consmissieners of the Admiralty, the Lord Warden of the Cinque Potts, and the Jit lie of the High Curt of Aileiiralty, are teleive the ne cessary directions beveiu, an stay to them mine/lively apper tain. W. FAWKENEK. At the Court at the Queen's , alsee, the 14th of May, 1114, PR ESENT, The KING 's Most Encellerst Maiertv he Council. Whereas dune( the interval which has elapsed since His Marne fooriil himself compelled„ by the hostile measures of ' Illy Mfrsry ttip king of Prussia, to ley an embargo on the ships soil gee* belonging to hi. subjects, end to place. under he comicial', such hostile eseasures hey. net been discontinued: Ad whereas the sewn of Papenburgh es eat but be coast dwell as dependent en, and niialloe the absolute matron' of Pieria i Hie Majesty therefore is pleased, by and with the eli tie, of his Privy Coonril, to order, ant it is hereby ordered, that graeral reprisah be granted against the ships goods. and subject. of the K.ng tat Prussia, and of the town of Foreshore', (stye and except any ships to which Its Materty's We're has bean grained, er which have been diteCterl So blieleased from the embento,) se that as *rill 14 s Majeny's fivese and ships, as ei.ci all ether ships wad vessel, that shall be oaininiesiesided by letters of nurgoe or genera repts.es, or *itemise, le Hi. Mejerty's commissioners for executing the 01/Lit of Led II lit Admiral of Great Bowie, shall and War loefifilly sees all ships, VOW; and golds b longing to the King of lefetha, or his sobjefte, or others Inhabiting within the ternaries of tl.e King of Prunus. or belonging to the town of Papenbergh. rimeept se aforesaid,) end twirl the tame to Pedgetent iii any of the Courts of Ad.:links within H. Me -1 sty's deininmus; and to that col, Hit iile;eety's ederr...s.e- Gesseral, with the .td , 0i.4.• of the Admiralty, are forthwith to peeper, the rhaft of a coninaireinn, and present the same to IFS Miteity at 4Ni tear', authorioing the Conceisootters for ex etittlog the Ottice of Laid Nigh Adm.ial, or any person er persons by them empowered a , r4 appointed, to Woe fonts Lid vent Letter. of Marque and Reprisals to any of Hit Materly's "b rills or others. Wheal the Vol Consmissoner. I'll deem b ly qinheed to than behalf, fo r the appreheeding, sea-ng, sod tatairag the shi r r, newels, and goods betong:ng to Prue- v S. 'art 0 1 alit* .4.1 It Vmatu ..sky of L.lrd acb CO dvance. e anti' a~p~p~ 'la, anti the vassals and suhjetts (4 the Bing of ur aay other inhabitants with,a hi. cwuotries, territories or dominions, or belonging to the town of PalteubUrgh, (e ceps as Atorcsairi); arid that such powers and clawes be inserted in the Commiqiion as base been usual, and are acceirding to (urine? precedent.; and firs Majesty's Advticate-Genreal, with the Advocate of lb? Admi.aly, are also forthwith to prepare the draft of a Commission, and present the same to H s Ma jesty at this B authorising thersa'aCuMnristioners for ex ecutily t+reOfhi e of Lord High Admiral, to will and require the High Court of Admiralty of Great Britain, and the Lieu terra .t and Judge of the said Court, his Sumigate or Surro gates, as also the several Courts of Admiralty within His Ma jesty's Dominions, to take cognisance of, ami proceed upon all arid all manner of captures, leisure', weer, awl repri.als of all ships ;ind g ods that are, or shall be taken, and to lit ar and determine the same, and accoidoig to the Court of Ad moms', and the laws of nations, to adjudge and condemn all such ships, vessels and goad. as shall tielong to Prussia, or the vassals and aubjees on he Kul of Prussia, or to airy other in habitmta within any of his countries, territories, and demi- Iliolls, or as shall belong to the town of Paponburgls, (except as aforesaid;) and that such Powers and Clauses ►e inserted in the raid Commission as have been usual, and arc according to former preced-•nts; arid they are likewise to prepare and toy before lira Majesty at thießoud, a•dn(t of such in►trudions as may be proper to be vent to the Courts "(Admiralty in His _ Majesty's Lne.gwmriereesesetne and Platitadeel, Moroi t ante herein; as also another draft of Instruftions for such ships as shall be C•46.18611/11111 for the purposes above. mentioned. SPF !WEI. C. J. Tux. . HoWicx. W. wistuti M. H. PKWY: NAT. BOND. Downing-sit.e , slay 16 , leo6. The King has been pleased to mum it to be sigaified by the Right Honourable Charles James Fox, sass Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affair', to the Ministers of friend ly and neutral Power. residing whoa Court, that Hir Maj--dy taking into constdetatiott the new acid estraetclinatv tura are sorted to by the enemy for the purpoie - erd istres.ing the com merce of his subj , ets, has thought hi teheired.that the nepahary measurarhould be taken for the blockade of the core, rivets, ttnl ports, ern the River Elbe to the Pnr,t of West, both in s:nt that th -aid come, elf. r. , and porn. /tr, and nowt be considered as blockaded, but Out Hte Mairta. ploased ro 'declare, that such Wocicade shad note 4..14 its prevent neutral %Nips and verae4 laden with goods not b ing the property of His Majesty's enemies, and not being emitialsand of war, from approachmg the said coasts, and entering lino and sailing fro-a the said rivers and port., (sum and except thecoest, rt...rs, and ports, from Ostend to the Hive, Seine, alsesdy in a state of strict and riconsirs blockade, end-- which are to be ericeidered ae so contirthed:) Provided the said ships and vessels so approaching and entering (except a' afor,..ta.-I,,shal not have 'seen laden at any port belonging to, or to the posse ain't of an.- . of His Majesty's eilianies, a-id that the said ships and vessels. so sading fr mi the said savers and parts, fedeept as afore;aid,) shall not be de.t.taed to any Po . • belonging to, or an the partitianof.arg of His lidejpete}semes. snit., nor have previously broken the blockade; and that the said coast, riven, and ports must be considered as being in a Mate of bloAcade;—oand that from this time all the OVISKIMII author-zed b 1 the saw ((nations, and the respeetive treed., be tween fits Majcaty and* the different hiendly and Neutral Pow-n, wl.l be adopted and executed, with respeet to all. ves sels which may attern,rt to violate the said blot-fide. BRITISH PRE SS. THE . LON DON, . . WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. We are now decidedly At war with Prussia. TA, Gazette of last night contains an order of the K No in Con mil, dated the 14th instant, for issuing Let ters of Marque aed general Reprisals against that Power. The azate also remains an Order in Council of the same date, taking off the embargo laid upon Hambnrgh and Oldenbargh vessels, and also off those vessels belonging to Bremen And Pa penburgh, which had cleared out for pores of the United Kingdom, pre►iousto the Prussian NotiOca lion of the 29th last. The Gazette also contains a Cir. miler Notice from the Bccs &raise Of STATe for Foreign Affairs. to the Ministers of Neutral and Friendly powers, apprising them, that all the ports from the Elbe to Brest, are to be considered in a state of blockade; but that neutral ships may carry on a legitimate trade, under certain conditions, with any ports on said Coast, except such se are compre hended between Ostend and the Settle, inclusive. We have received New York papers to the 13th, and Boston papers to the 17th last. The purchase of the Florida*, from Spain, now appears to have beers one of the subjefts of the late secret debates in the House of Representatives. On the 16th of Ja [ nom y aCommittee was appointed in that House. to carry the following Message to the Senate:— Uentlesent •if the Senate, " We transmit y .0 a BM which has passed this house, iktitiod a As Act asking prevision for defraying any extra. ordinary enponces attending the intercourse betweea the Vitae! States and Foreign Nations, 6414 in which see requirst Foot rioncorrenee. This gal has been pima by as„ o enable the President of the United States to cernesenct, nett :nose olf,a, a Negocation for the purchase of the Spaitilt tern Moss lying on the Atlantic Ocean a:: Gulch of Mexico, and tairevrard of the river Nfississior. The nature sod import ance dine weasure have induced us to an i.pon the subjea with closed doors. Yea wt 1, ogculerse, consokr 'Oration as coefidential." Oa the lath of February, the President Bert a message to the Huse of Representatives, inform• ing them that he had approved and signed the act ; • nd the fussiness Iteing thus concluded, the injunc tion of iftrecy 'vs on the 31st of March removed, and the whole of the proceedings are now before Its public. In pursuance of this aft, two millions °Nal lars have been shipped for France, for BONA, ART s r as the price of his mediation in the settlement of the differences between Spain and the United States ; so that, in fad, the bargain is to be between lion A.• PARTE and America. Spain, .the vassal of France, is to be allowed the privilege of transferring her own property to the United States, and BOEIAP•RTI is to pocket the purchase-money. public press abounds with reproaches' against this prneeeding, and the following extraft of a let ter froin , Wa:hington, dated Ap ri l 5 , i nserte d i n a Roston /Naar, mews the spirit which it has engen dered in the House of Representatives : " The House a ResSrasentstiree was this gasman in a state of ellsoider and coutbsson, that 4 a tliegetest tp the nation. Mr. Randolph wood. so hftwa theatres iountab ansirtmleit, by in- !ening a ; corstutastial Mannsitif the President, that had been onaittecia shoe which motion, he cense out in a very 'l . ...irked and anlasstsd style, against the whole secret pioeeedingt i spinal hitt Eadcative and his 'Arty untleritilei,i2 tlf tiodadt w irPerii#Vrari, i i oil37inithitsinon,:'64l Mcleod, that his ittitiadthurai Si his had coaled lin weer,: Titht•Modlion told h ntoes;ly in the Seinion, l That Prance want** tnoiley; awl would nut let Spain treat with aus, till we taws it to Far; and that WO should be to geirit it to her; het it, the - - nototor saa cot given fir land, ►ut (o► pear.. There were b valet, of rantinna made, iu order to get rid of Mr Italy: dolph`e 'Aimee!. were made from the deci.iun of the SpiAltr ri Streit, tri.ht, and ten Members were up at bIICO, t4l they ie• rime a complete National Coueentioa, and had to &ditto , * front tyeee.iryt eras' , osuater e• the Homo crying o t au-. ' Shama: shinier " The two Haruburgh Mails, doe on Sunday last, arrived yestetday with letters and papers to the 114 h in.tant. The accounts (rote Vicuna are stated the &L end state, that the Favicit A that Court had fixed the sth, as tile d ing the final answer of the Ausuian freyefting the Mouths of the Catarro. 'general opinion at WIMPS, that Austria land several ci , cumstances are stated )etirr, indicative of an amicable termination Idiference between the two countries ject Letters from St. Petersburgh announce Emperor At.txMODER bAfrefoied to tween England and Prussia, but that fared between the latter powei a-d 'proniiied S.redcn his support.. This she account i•at .think very proUnla. Just tile.qpirit Of she iLisip.l gaga ea& may caveat Pretewie that he would Ritter the I Prussia arra France, bad he 00i eel iad support of We have *lse received Path papers their Contents are not intereuing. Sir R•Stlt AC HAN sailed from Plymouth Aay minting, with the following command. Cesar, Terrible, Mernerue, watt, Bate sic, and Tiianpi ; and D# lavas frigates This squadron is gone in pursuit of JEROMC Eon A P A Yesterday morning Sir Joan Bost.ast transaaed business with the Hoard of. Admiralty. His Maisstv is expedea in sullen ✓ day. bold a Privy Council. Two Foreign Couriers arrived Mr. Pos's Office, in Downing-street the t,.ou t of Vieena, and the other from The Prelasonteis, Freoch frigate of Toulon with dispatches, was going of Good Hope ; but listing informed I it was in possession of the English, for the Isles of France. A letter from Plymouth received a 1 ,-porr there, that the lifrpdoesti of 44, Dvsmond 38, and the Heaghta gut shove ships of our squadron, off Br calmi-d on Monday last, and captured the lint, which cense out of Brest.----! the aboveteffect has been received at the Adlisoralty, nor did the report credit. The Sperghi ly. of Laudon, is captured Horn. l'he Metals.. Capt. SCOTT ; the Ceescret, Hop pe* ; and the Levaaibep, CLANK, from London, for the ',onto Seas, were all well on the Coast of Peru in July last. No trial of any public interest rook place yester day in an# of the Courts of Law. Yesterd4, iu consequence of a sufficient number of Aldermen not attending at Guilutiall, no Cow t could be held, and of course no bu s ine s s trans l'he Right Hon. the LORD Ma•OR, before he quitted Guildhall, continued the price of bread at is. W. the quartern loaf. Oa Sunday last, the Anniversary Sermon of the Western Dispensary, in Charles -street, West minster. was preached in the Parish Church of St. Margaret, Westminster, by the Hon. and Right Rev. the Bishop of Beisru L. After an animated and imptestive Discourse on the &neat' ct this In. stitution, and on Charity in general, a collection of upwards of 701. was made Two charming An thems mere sung during service, by Messrs. Sass, Gass. Goes, Evans, aad several of the young Gentlemen from St. Paul's; and on Monday, the Clovernors and Friends of this institution dined to gether at the Thatched House tavern, where a very liberal Subscription was made. We un derv.acd 111)414(4111 of 9001. was ce,ilected upon* occasion. , -- x 11 h ~. , , '- INF ' l ." WIIVNPNi t T 41P' VI , 11 E A IdeiniSTY 'S BIRTHDAY. . .„—.......,---. On Monday Ha MAJ tow, cnitspleted 'het 6U year, which was ezlebrated at4Viiidsor, by allow every branch of the ROYAL Fassity. Th.lllol'll4 was ush4'ed in by the ringing. pf Issilks o sod F of guns. Ihe St.ifford.hire, •or Vek:A, own li,„ reviewed by the Doke o f CA IA anions. in is. Park. They went th-ough.‘hrir at/Luc:nem a sat.sfaeliotrof His Royal Higha*. .. Alter the. view, His Royal Highness gave tWentY . gaineas be distributed among the men, likewise two betty . beer, to drink Hir Maissr Y's he:iltb: .; .., 'I he •Pirstc.t, With the Prieeeis 'tilia i.0 1 ;fiv...'4, his cArriAge, arrived from London, about efeveti o'clock. Ai .they - entered Peascol-itrapit•ei as r`lPt His Mastery , the Duke of .Soar r , the rtyfi e asses, 'on horsebiek, gbits‘tht.airing : Duke of gouts- teturhed th t aitle. with , Pulpier, who, on alighting fr is carriage. wift and paid hit 'c ongratulator y • to His Royfa, Morita*, as did likewise the iucea. to•ritaltleu , In a short tinils after, His 1__ ... 1 Vighnea hatialitlir r his said! hestg a irhin - 1113 - btos ri - in.waiting A coo sidetable time, and,'accompanied by the Doke of Susses, tollowed Hie Maseszi anti Lists Peswasseks in their morning ode, in wisistk they coutineed Nit ' about two hours, by Cranbooth and Curribertleid t . Leds_es, and Engler:mid Green; to, 1' rogniaire . whiti t the Roy •L . Ps. ii I Y .. pa a rsouk 4,. WPC refreLlooftt, and aftersrez,c(s walked in thos*. deligke . fial orient, which haws, hien acr rasteft4l2leirinn under the di redi .n of I+.r kilasseer . lipoosibe e.-impaay . invited, besidp-s the korai . . inu-k 0r...1. , upon.lais jcw 7 • our (St ehiirin..werti— 5 " .. Egli a thilocalger• .1,46 Cohan and lik2r42ki newshew.v i Cvlig4, Vis Ckf eels 0. VI M * C.Pnborla.4l SI, Parr. and Lady Neal, Oilussiati-01 *if ani %tamale" i soiairis camatarit,larior s .v i z . Tfie Reirat tAMILT titiseitat dn . ~ o'clokk. ' - ..• • • :i t-• •- - The owe' - -ii was Ole Avow.* Lai, 'pi. ;•••!• . ._ intr.'s' , Alt. should a •be called from he r imao" — I vor she wouid again study to deserve their parrOnagp. w o This was received with loud and repeated peso, ['he house seas filled with eletint company.' 7 4 Midi zommemiudinrumws Yesterday morning His MA.; sit tr, AUGUSTA, 501 , 14141 :and Alta..*, Dukes of Cur. ie. L AND arid :MR tx. attended by Generals Gwvaira, Mantises, Fitz.o'r, and Da Buoy Lady Axatts• Cuestas AaD, in eh. Royal Phut., • and COlJlttlf T•T 1.911 and Cl.lll on kettle. back, took an airing ebsiiugh Windsor Great Park. round the Forest, sad retufned &nog& two o'clock. Arrivals at aselter.hem 90 • Pr4a-- and ?name. Ibratiffitity. iiii t i.ndat Lard Moon Sa•Joal, Lady Mai *mad, Lady If payarapsd, Hon. Mn _ s. Beier. Ltrut Cot Mem, M..dadnd Mw ilatapt.o Malay Mama a.,d %May. Amittt PKL auvwr, Cleo Capt It and Att4a. and Ca.... 96. th. The Lady of J. Aa 04 IT, Esq. M. P. we aro happy to announce, t: ..e.orly recovereu from tee lite dangerous iaJ 'position, seer her accpeektment, and went ortrairog yeiterdir, to. the first time Mrs. Pox's nall, on Monday nig , t. was opened at twelve 0'.•10..k. with ens fivou• tie .ce sit ten •l i f"‘‘'''' "'kw"' ra Stiehl: et a iv:trier re MN the company sa• down t , . sdpp.r. end at three dancing he cingrecirtlne moiling bet e oad.uith /Je:e me e i r, erße . 1,4 4 was iNI ea SS• DOR 14, for some years. The .Kr cc, utast, . cps@ - %YALU Pi incets Clean LOri a tVAAia • • day for receiv. o• ' •6.[ t _ Yogi . A i ..,,, . 41611 ral NC Cain. a.ruC T SS of a' • gull vii, .D pr o inc a:, et and w th i e Ls :olaility i aabefore.tne ' weft aw l • ro. • It was that Prese7 L. _. _, „ , „_: aria mill tvvillcraa3eviddnt, After mew moony:ts • ten the Terr aw dot. , w•th Misses s Chi A a L0TV41444 1 . r in the Vienuat the ffitil - di Utep!: . bae. walked the "garsiectAlf.. J. rn i net i oe o f t h e , considerable trite, in conversation, whilgt this $ . 1 •fardstrire hand plated several favour' A• I upon Altai sub- —. • .. . • . • 'here wds' a priss•te au, 4a,:. In tsip . - ' inounce that the eicht o'cloa.; after which, linj'mall , :o mediate be- Ptincess C64140/I'l. Duke an Duc . imp at he has inter- and Duke of Couatet•an, kit W • '.....` - London. • • 4„• d Sweden. and The Duke of Keay left Vot i atorpo . ' "I' tit latter part of yecerclay.morning, ' - • 41: ' 1 , 43 1,„, . Lords ST- Fitter's and 1.. , Vette al ilia may b'll • 1" M it. 11614 cfdrA, ,12.1 re t in a . jp iai i. visit to r MA . J [ST I ' - IR. ' . • abralL t :er die lists with --- --k --1--O,R i I6. t) sail *lied upon the • TifSantl t iii. 166 x'• Ix Iv- A . . eWtwe-a,f•apep. s sees to the 13th. The Tragedy ' elf . Jane Siert. wan'peoduced *P A 1 hut - night, for the lienefit of labs. Lit - cif/Vet • • The audience soon perceived Mr. C o o t s wi t .•, ' , in • siteatiou to do justice to nsbeent. the • • • - 1 mouth en Mon• signed tohim, and expressed tbtit' Oita • • • • • •'" ' . i s hip s un d er his SOM., hisses. The Play, boreter, . • .., : without further paws( o f dikohfesit a• ~ *f' e, liellme, 'fads- e___- where Hastier 1 ateritYpts to lorry as • .-- ' • larche s And M .- kw chamber, sad it prevented 'by . . I. • . ' f i t; . s supposed To be nately„ no Daiwa apperre& here, rp 4 IT" ' ll.ldr '' n • tr at eis la ed a c iad arri r ed ; 1116 off il hi kifri s .pseniringes.i a ft e r • . J.' : , IP ' ' . 1 deornyed, the audience Macy skkee.4•• ' -•-- . IL Aft Wa axes approbation. Mrs • Ltircerititi itlQn' a • 10;4 , 4. Admiralty. ward, Ind euireated tlie litd .i. 1. ..„,••• rwn this day, to Mr Mtian•v, wha bid lie . . " ai) . IT* which Mr. Coosa was unitill ttt'fdr t ' d yesterday at from the gallery enelferated, 0, AO iti. .. . , .. reef ; one TM" LITCS Vla L n replica, '' that shetillt 'ors. • ~ Copenhagen. for that," wad withdrew. The ' dieff . ,. .. , of SO guns, from I pegged to acqviisee, end M r . Ml ea °' - : • -'• ' g into the Cape but he was assailed with hisses. bet. M . tie b 7 a thine, that addeessed the audience will muth (ebhil , . I . ~ b, shaploceeded ensured 'Lent. he should sot Mee' ohtsu ; e :I:" • • self upon the house, had be not eCtlceNe• • .' 1 yesterday, states change had received their foil approluit ••' .• ..., ' ,f 84 guns, Lemma would rather have taken a pirtoll,•rind tiot i - ,•• _1 tun-brig, the in- through the head, tha n a pp ear bilkangthem as /tenon' , • Brest, were be. did" T:iis address had the dvisise4 dirt% sokthe red by ten sail of play was concludedwith great applause. Mr. Cootie —No account to was anno•inced in thelsiils to recite Gait ITC es Wit at Ltov o's, nor on Shabovire, and Mrs. Li tcratr stirs bads second port receive any time to entreat the indulg:oce of the surliest, fee the ii•ext Man. She then spoil* aserywiegam shortsctal ' ptured off Cape dress. thanking the public for past faveuee,and git 4 isie.'m dilt. should s •be ealipd (ants 1,.. ...i.,.......6. . I S of iri NI 814 few lel! stead ized. dwe .:0- ice. thus tead- might A ibis 11 ren amed cou;d why . CLh 'sines. some wilf ,t) 436 tb33 d Ay. 4.UUrie L u1.(41 ad ct,