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hart, nillers, to atlatander, May 25, hive At, and 29. at t at Go delimit, London. Attorneys, Meager. Piukett Ere.ex., mot, Temple, Loudon. and Valentine Chaplin, of imnnionger-lane„ London., tn. rehandle, to sorrtuder, May J ane Lard 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs, Seats', Steven% 14.11. a• and Prase , Frederick's , place, 4WI Jewry. H ary F. rotor, late of Fast Woodkay, Southampton, far Tarr, seder, %fay 2J, Jane 1, awd 29, at 'ten, al Gai:d. 1 , 11, Liiiislon. Altos toys, Mr. Baker. Nothalaa.laur, 34,1 Me 4114 Wary :1•111 Bak, r, Newbury, Berks. ..•.'n lin... of dt,dilsorne, /)erhy, dotter, to pool-m.ler, 7" 1 .1 PO. 10, Slid 'MU •/:),, at es! vett, at liiddle!.tose lea, Der- U.., Uri..., MeltS44. sAsot; and f.nstru, Ilnlboriocuuti, (:r.• an.. Mr. Grs arm, A :hborne, Derler.hire. J.lOl 4. llsilt , un it hit . ..Art., of I 11,04.11. Ilaneheater;ea to surrender, :1, 1, and ` , 19„ at tW0.141 the M-4.is Aims. Itneetir•itre Attorneys, Mr.wr Tsvlu► alnl I's• 11a••elte,ter; cud Metora. Milne and Parry, Tearpir, T:a.afna Firly-.41, now or late of ft rotionshant. and of itiele!miet, to •e' render. -Issue 7, H. aid *.:9, at one, at the Castle Hoyt-street, ll.rniingliton Attorney*, Won,. Sw sin, S:ereio, Maples., &oil Pointe, Frearrick's rac.., ttlel fter.ey, London; and Atakora. Whatelry awl Eon, L'irnnnghan:. . . Sotith William 'Bright, 11/srflia fright, and 11..mtatt eaventry, arwitit, and of Foster Issue, London, diboti•innunfartneers, to sill resider, Joule 1,1, at user, and •.:9, et twelve, at Guildhall. Attortier, Hall. Paionglialt-itrett, Loteduil Natlease:el Gr..st„ ..t Larork, Wilts, troller, t.• *surrender, I:3, I t, and 29, at ....Ire, sit t',. Given Tavern, Coro, t, Brosol. At.", eese.: 800, it in a nd 11,-..."0",, :iiie r, v-Oree 1.0.,0 ies Mr. Win. Berlin, 11 al re, t. BrOtol W • Ifteite I;; T.sttru 4 aits.ciesert road, Mieldtese‘, linen dram r, to sot: r, of! !t. Jaw. 4, 41113 2i4. at len, at London. crud-aired,' eta a p...br of Wolvrrhain pion, Slalfwvl, sad 1 0 1 ; 9 i's" , lre l's , es•••tea. ..r Melt erhaionton, iontseifactarera of lurk.. to retire oels r. ist is. R, at tire, ?, loot 20, set eleven, at r. MIIOII3II, ,t molter., Me sane. Yrl•r , 455 , 1 11 it-11;W, Linesiln'a-lon, London and Mr 11 ni. Smite, Oid ('S set. !aid, IVedrs rteiniet..n. *,.!ward Grash:ou, %Virile lion -eats e, llirrhin InM. 1 AU:- brisker. to sot 'rusher, Mny 9s. and Jane 2: 5 , at twrire.. .0 I;trlalhitti Atturiwy, Mr. W. Ir. t'wepage, Jer- sniodsot.rt. 'it Janos's. ."Voo..ns Parton, of Liverpool, plondwr, to surrruder, J oe 7, IL and 2!I, at or, at the Loudon C n tleediouse, Li. v. float!. Attororys, Messrs. Leith. Mason, and Housman, N. 8-i 'tie-street, Lorishot; and Mr. Leather, 2.'srd-street, 1 iv, I pool .nias Weehol-un, of High-street, Pfl:trnsoutls, armlet nod lathe, to sitrrensior, May 21,'_5. and Jane 29, at tem al Att.., io•ys, Mr. Ovlsaldestose, London-, t, 1.0:1111111 ; and Mr. MrShlllll, Portira • .In.le,e Itrad, of the Minot Voll'sr-liostor, Lower Cramp al-rt. Il !I, a Mt , reliant, to surrender, May 21, and inn 29, at Here;/, at 11,..ndwa. Altos my, M.. ttoltill.ll/11, HIIICATINIII-Alf. 1. 1/11411•11 . 141/. .You I', at, of Hotienster, t'urk, widow, nifilluer, to slur. retrlsr, May 25, hose 1 snit 29, at eleven, at Guildhall,' leimlsits. Attorneys, Messrs. Buurdilluu laud' Howitt, ail .y.street. • a 0 f,e It of St. Katharine's-lane, Tower of Loudon, vietnalt.r, to sort rioter, May 11,25, auddune 21), at twelve, at 4,311.11,111. Attiourys,- Messrs. OW and Virgo, Si. staid nt.' , 4 I' it, iSfrfl, London. • 'llobrri Sherriogrou Jutiftson, of Great Yarmouth, Not -1•41., grocer, to surrchder, May '25, June 1, awl 29, at tat tee, at Attorneys, Messrs. Smith and Lanford, Draprr's.trall, Throgninrtoo-street. Simon Ritervall, of Poplar, Middlesex, painter. to sus , rrutler, May 25, Joac 1, mud 29, at leo, M Gitilfßialt, Lon •Atturney, Mr. Martin, Vintner's-hull, tiplor.Thatuest v•meet. Jo. eph Ring, of Tunbridge, Kent, &Wei', to surrender, Mavls, : one 1, 81111 29, as slevenrat London. Attoinrys, M- ors 'Palmer and •reaues, Bcdeurg.ratw ; sad MI Stone, Tuntaidge-Wells. • ' • Thome , . Nivhults, of BriAgnorth, S3ll/11, groeir, to Ulf , render, %ay 31, at tivv, Jour 1, and 29. at rtereat, at the Castle Ilia, itridgiotrth Attorneys, 31cavra. Deny and Marlon:, ltrinrnorth; tad 3lessr.t. LW:kr sod Busker, l'ursovart. Inn, I notions. Gontislry. of Rtorktnti, corn-merchant, In aorrru.ler. Slay 23; 24, sod 24, at al, ITO, at the D:ark Li. n. Stockton. Attorneys, Ms. Samlerson, Stock tn.. c nod Mevars. Mouton and WilriaUpots, Gray's 11111- :44 .1 , 10, Lotolon Mark Westeon and Mark Broadfout Wristron*, of %Yenisei tom Som. net, hankers, la suers r Ire, J'ltar 12, 13. and tit. rt ',:r.,0. at the Itill'ar Hurl tau, ll'el!itigton. A manners, most Steele, Wellissatou ; arta Mr. Burfout, Dots'; it,n r h Walk, 1 emior, Lon.lott. 1 1 'il!innt Pr.tehar I, idis. of Ifeicfnisl, 'serivener, to OM , resa.!er, June 3,4, and 29, at thorn., at the Oalt loss, H. is foil. A t • Meo•Nrs DJ% aid Duisghty-atirtot, 1...•.1eti : a... 1 I Issona. W 3 t1 9 ,,,,, tic,rWrd, S soss-,1 'Taylor and Jeremiah 5t...1840f I.lrertiool, mer it:loth, to au. rend. r, Jour 12, 13, and 29, -t one, at the Cree'. Inn, • Lire. pool. Attorneys, Slesm, Illarkatork tawl Poor:, h: g's Bench Wa:k, Temple, Landaus ; and Mr. Es!waill Itlncit•t• .k, U11111..01. So+ar.ls widow, and Julia Richards..., of Ash h." balers, "to burrs:osier, June L 9, '2O, sad 29, sit erven, at the Kedleston tau, WI by. Attousses,a, t - , ssrs, Johnston and Wise, Ashburue; and Sir. Harbor, I'. ites.-sane, Sao of Liverpool, tlerteiist, to soarrs.niler, .111 Ulf 111, 11, M.! 29, al eleven. at the York {lnlet, Lter.)lol.l. Al. tor,., ys, Darn' and Julio., l'Atsgravr..place, T. ample, 1......4m; and Mr. T. 0. kluiibes, Laver-t pool: J..lagi Elton. of Uibridge, Mi.hilesrx. butcher, to Kar r:oder. Slay V), latsc 1, and 211, at tvo, at Guildia.sll, law dm. Att.,rn. r, 31r.S.c-ker. and liost,Witolnur ; and Mews. a, A.hrtiorr, and Ilassithou, Reurictia-street, Covent . 1 trzttllrlf curb. of Warding ton, Ovfor.l, dealer, to iwr it-otlte. J 0..: 7, at four, 8, at tea, at the mu? , A.,a tun, do:r (toe, ()•ford,lisid 29, at elrysli, at the Red Lion 6u y, Oleos d. Attor ne ys, Mr. Cl. oil ion, Chancery.. 1:11,4.: 1 ; and Messrs Churchill awl Field, Dcddiug so , %Villsnoss i:reenwood, u Rawksrlough, Halifax ; Yorks sne. elmett, to surrender. Jane 3, at six, 4, stud 29, at elopes; n• th Cock loss, Halifax. • Mturools, Mr. Itgitlefishl, ?:,,t'.•tkist,cid, Louden; anti Mr. Lewis Alexander, liniitax. Thomas Widdwor, late of llinctlint.end, Kneleiworth.. If- remd, rumor, to sarreuder, May 25, Jure 1, awl IP, at el reit, at (:ohtball„ 'London. Allururys, et, Eittsloty.aquare. Samar! Cater, bit, of Chemnitr, London, narrh ow ewa,,, to tr-uasvioler, :Hoy 25,2 a, and June tw r iv e , Ailorne!, 7.1 r Niatt,'Tiptugnistrtan street.. Joint Putter Lrigh, of the 01.1 4 ily Bishops r .t. -street, Lint•'uti, inamraarr-bsuker, lu awl-reach r, .)lay 21. 13, and June 211, al eleven, at Gut:Mall. Attorneys, 31, 11. A Istoti, ttnisdk by,' and Portion, ' , mealier-court, Corehill, Loudon,. Julli H. w. tir Ameesivant. Racks, eirtnal!er; to ssierensfer, Sin,. 11, ft, and int.! 29, at ten, nt Attorneys, Mewl. PastrisLe, and Co. Bhickuuta•atitet, bout knark,'iud Lunsbard.strart, Lonticu. DIVIDES tA, so•re S W. Noting, ;ate of Great etoonol, Thik.,3ortier, at . - I , V. 11, at the (roan Inn, Crtvt Farrintvlou, Iterk Jt ne 1I J .31:ttrttintr.tAte of lhohloevett, Det..on; al t h e Kiaq aAI MA Inn, KII:g•torolt:e. Jun. 13 J tit wittutl, of Wigton, i mi k e , pe r, at eler..n, at titr . liittes Aran. Inn, {Tifton.. 0 no:11. W. Llewellyn, •of St. (*nrioirt hen, ntort-Inint, nt ten, at t h e White Lino Inn, Carmarthen, • 1. Slenceln, perfutott, , uf Claspside, Lotol,pn, ...... . _ - . . - at t at Ivy, at Gutlslttell. . Julie I G.'l' Burlier :Intl .1. Aark. r, of nroa,l,atrert, Lon -e.. :me of Haarheairr, nterchaui., at twelve, 41 Cot;,l • L'. l l'. Alt./Mi. • J.•••• P. J Gwiwin, if the Pant. Nl”sitgoinery, flannel. tor tirlmitt,.. ting,itt Just fi. J. 11 ebatceitud J. Ilia tuvii, poul, taterchaut., et one, at tits Me Sf Meoiro. /rims owl Wheck►, Liverpool. Jose 10. E. Cooper sow or late of Boxhall, Radiilt, stiller, at Iwo, at time Angri les, Wiry St. Esykooda. June 8 J. Warner and N. !kWlelirfa, of arrest , * Erni, harm-thorn" at ekvoo, at Gni!Atoll, Loops'. • Jane IL Y. TkPatiosio eka ettlar std P. Thollf•Ola tkc. ._youriter,.6f -Paternoster-row, Loam, brokers, at use, Jew tt R. Weil. of Farrinplusi, Bea% Itaraess.usaker, at two, at the Hell bier. Flaring.Um, Juror 3 .1 Chivial' and B. Ward, If Iparrieb.faffolk, malt der., at eltramoit the Bear arid Crowe bra, Ipswich May 513 4. Tow,..en;i... of c,ivent-garaco, Mid dl. ; orx, wire:rocrehant, at oue, it Chrildhall. Jone 10 .1. clegg, of Neweartle.airder.l.yne, Stairora, mer rer. at elvven, at the &veer boo, Hamdley, Worcester. * Jane 13. S sat J Jared, of Laroonaler, Hereford, hues drapers, at the Red Lion 11140, Leuretioster. •CERTIIFWAT ES. —Jiro ft. J. Harwood, 'of 614measter, honcho —T. Waltham, of Chatham, Kent, hittehee.—W. H. T.4llerrey t. of Part. 4.44, 84. 4 014, 4 , 0 0" i ncit er Mrreeot„ ht. Ca thcriati, Mid.V.esex. heater —J. foci, 44f Canterbury, 41ra. EJtar, of Harounoarre,e4444o, Hitreitticlatte. I,ml - .foe-merchant —J. Flesh sa.l T. Firth, sow or lam of Robert TU. 0, York, cordwainers:—H. H. Iberia, of 31aa rbater, draper—J. Clsphaui, of Befklington-ronter. Sur. rely caliap.priuter.—C. Moroni, of Rielsoisagate-stretts , Wilhite, Londo on, n relsait..—H. Anson, H. Mmande, sod J. Tilsoa, of Heitriettutrect, Coventigarder, lMhddla 142, bank,eir. PRIM of SUGAR. The airiecte prier of Ileums or Museavitdo Pow, ems, voted Irmo the Returns etude in the week ending the 45th Jay of May, IMO, is is. sta. per hundred weicht, exclusive of the Delia, of Costnnu paid or mablit there. on, au the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICE OF COEN. Average Privet of Coro .1 Elegised lad Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Haulage, amid of (Wines, !or boil of 1401 be. avoirAipoiss, from the retaras received in the •n k ende.l the 11th of May, Isl 6. _ _ Wisest. I Rye 1 diary. Oats. R. RI. a. d. a. 41. R. A. TO . 37 II 27 5 20 6 Waits. I Peas. I Oatmeal. s d s. d. s. A. 32 2 33 1 24 11 TOR . EIGN INTELLIGENCE. 101121 C H PAPERS. PARIS, MAY 0. Frail the. Mositelar —ffOrial Part.) MINIS'T'RY OF WAR. OCCURRENCES AT. GRENOBLE. On the 4th of the present mouth the Authori ties of the town of Grenoble were apprised, by nu. memos reports, that there existed a great agitation, of which the tweeter °Mbe could not be ascertained. This intelligence, and some previous indications, would not suffer them to doubt of the existence of some Conspiracy. In reality, white some band* formed in the term try were reputing to march on Grenoble, another part of the conspirators hod introduced themselves into the place, wiiere they had or:it:tidy established their communications. They had collected their ace diatributed their posts and commands, soil their explosion only awaited the signal of the" attack from without which was to take placcat night. On the eveuing rd the 4th, the Lieut.-General coin mantling the Division, and tine l'releLt of the De perm:rut, were iuforined by certain means, that met tiogs were formed at the village of Eybens, two or three leagues from Gretioble. Alew moments after feertyttig lbw lolorddiatiou, between 9 and to iii the evesiitig, Gen. Doimadieu meteor officer in the street, wrapped up in a large rtding ruat, who seemed de sirtitisof hint. lie arrested him, question ed I with authority, and compelling hint to un cover himself, he found 'him armed with a horse pistol and a cavalry sabre. InttrOcted au& decided by all these ioilicatious, Grire.ral Donumbett isms mediate ly put all the troops of the garrison* under urns., tru4 riivirritchrd tuwaVils Eybeliv. es reCOIM. NiibrliSSCC, two detachments, one of which soon suet the rebels marching towards the town, in number from 4 to 800 ellen, in the midst of the darkest uight. General IDontiadieu immediately supported this demi:lnt-tit by soother from the leirion of the I•ere, rs Inch marched out with cries of Vice le Ilui! Colonel Vautre who marched• at the head of the rivtachurrtit of . the legion, led them at the pits de charge with bityottets ativatsced against the fil€:lly, vri:u sifter sonic rtehitttlialre rag put to the route, pursued withuot ceasing for a league, mid finditig it impossible to rally, were obliged to disperse themselves einem: the mountains, leaving shout one hundred prisoners, exclusive of their killed and wounded,_ _ the followingalay, the Legion of the Isere pushed on towards Ls altire, where they "weed the insdres.of the dispersion of the taxis who they had Itad to cootlrst. After the eulogiums given on this occasion to Colonel Yautre, General DU111411111.11 particularly praiiee CoptAlin Frionl of the grenadiers. and Pois on! and Timid*, both grenadier' of the Legion of the Mere, the Oriner of whom bed been au old gre mullet of the guard in the- Inland of Elbe, mid was the first to charge with the bayonet, answering the cries of five l'Emperear ! by those of Vire le /OP and killing with his own bend one of the. leaders of the rebels. The dragoons of the Seine, .-_•nitiniataled by Col. Prevost, are equally mentioned with laesour. The legion of Wraith io. not lees tlnitinguished, part in fighting without, and part in restraining by their firm and decisive manner the malevolent' within the town. _ The departine.otal eottiouty or the. Isere took with the bayostet , a steep posisitoos. calted the 11astille, where the rebels had established thetnael t;eneral Dontiachrti has been oho) very well satiS tied with the consiuct awl disioritiona of "the chief of the artillery b•ott.olitou, l'idatu:e. charged to ac cure with four pieces of cannon the- safety or the place boon ' , very sat: INA wittoiti. Several but us active service, turve seized this ocossiuso of ;.;:iiii,4l4 a tt•tinioilly nj their d e votion t to the King. by s. g on . the" iirt4 intisnati ~,, of t h e . 4 1,... a rr Lii tr:r wrviers to the Lieutenant- Genentl ewutHantloit4 lilt stivi.ion. lsc this nointior are -Rnotictit.rrly distingionshed Colonel Itiodnelle, and Coe clod . of m i oviro o , !A.A. r . The duties of tte-Cant's to t:-.nerod.Doioniaoheu. • , Tou se .ocetirtevt•s:o 'Lose dolihmod the greater purl 01 of-perbiie okitr co:stabled iu LONDON, MONDAY. M 20, 1616. ALARMING RIOTS. The Sheriff of Suffolk, and Mr. Wm" the banker, of Brandon. near Miry, arrived in torn yesterday, at the Secretary of State's Office, ex press, with an account of the alarming state of the county, and to request the assistance of Go vernment to restore tranquillity. The public have been for some time apprized of various out rages, committed in that county. in the break ing of threshing machines, and the destruction of barns, corn-stacks, &c. by fire. suspected to be wil ful and malicious, the agents in which are presum ed to be agricultural labourers. discontented be cause employment and advance of wages did not immediately follow the recent rise its the price of corn. These outrages were, however, only secret and isolated asses. It was hot until the end of the week 'the discontent of the lower order. broke out into open anti general distisrhaiwe. A reduction in the price of bread and meat was the avowed object of the rioters. They had tixed a marimesas for • the price of both. They insisted that the lowest price of wheat must he half-is-crown a bushel, and that of prime joints of beef fonr-penee per pouud. Mr. Wit.ts:c, a butcher, at lieainion, was a marked object of their ill-o ill, in which Mr. It'ILLET, the banker, was, from the siinilarity of his name, in danger of sharing. This eirciiiiistaiice, and a laudable anxiety to preserve the poser, in damd him to take an active pact, and exert all his intlueuce to preserve the public peace. the Irriday lie remonstrated oith them on the dangerous cons-- imences of their proceedings, mid pr.uniwtl those their demands should br colulofirtl with fora fort which would stritril time for the tiiiisideratiun 01 their glievaoces, :tut! of the i nr.uts of redress. The satisfied with this assurance, g:tve Mr. 11 ILLET three cher" und parted, altCr etpressing a ivish to chair him, which he declined. The tranquillity thus matured was, howeven of short duntliou. - The dist'urbance broke mit again on Saturday. with iucreased violence, and the malcontent* shew et, themselves in considerable force: Their *hole number amounted to about 1,300. divided in se veral parties, marching in several directions, fur the purpose of attacking the houses of those persons who were obnoxious to them. At Bnindon they destroyed several hooter, including; Mr. Wt LET's, the butchet; that they completely levelled to the ground. Another puny of them proceeded to the village of Halcsworth, it is supposed, for a hke purpose; and the Sheriff of Sit:l.olc, mod Mr. Wit.tee, the Banker, saw on their way to London, about tel. o'clock on Saturday a fire near Ely, which they apprehend vas the mischievous work of another party of the rioters. They were armed with long heavy stick-, the ends of winch, to the extent of screrst iticite4, were studded with short iron spikes, sharp et time sides and points.' Their flag was instribed, " Bo tad or Blood 1' and they threatened to march to London. The Sheriff of Suffolk and Mr. Wttixe having laid this representation before the Seen tort of Spin., received from him a promise of even y possible protee tM o , and, with this assurance, they left town last night, on their return home. It appears, from the following extract from a Norwich Paper, that a similar spirit has displayed itself iu that City : " Late en Thursday evening - a mischievous and riotous disposition manifested itself here aniZeigst some of the lowest class-(chiefly youths), who, about :tine o'clock, assembled in . the market-place,' and first began to throw fire-halls about, which seemed to have been prepared for the purpose. They af terwards broke the Hall windows, and those of se veral respectable individuals, .and then proceeded to the new milts, breaking aN the City lamps in their way. The people' at the silktuanufactory being at work, they attacked the windows; and on the lights beittg., .extinguishetl, some of the more audacious. broke into .the new mills (the windows of which tht:i „had first broken) and took thereout a quantity of flour, some of which they threw into the river, and some they car ried away in, the sacks. On their return f the mills they broke the lamps and windows of several Gentlemen's "houses . in St.. Andrews, Bank street, Tomblattd, Magdalen-street, and other places, and proceeded to Dr. ALDICILSONCs house, who on coming . out to remonstrate with them on their highly improper - conduct, was knocked down. " In cotetequence of these ontrages . the MAYott and Magistrates immediately assembled at the Hall, where they continued until a late hour, mid the constable* and several respectable persona, with staves and torches, proceeded to the nsilta, hot the mob bad diipersed. A picqUei of the West; Nor folk Militia was stationed before the Hall, and a party of the first Royal dragoons, commanded by Capt. PUIPPI4, and headed by a Magi‘trate, went down to Trowse Millis where it had been reported a party had proceeded, but that happily wit, not the case; they then retiirlied, and pat r olled the streets till 'nor ii iii g. Fiery . precaution will be taken to prevent a repetition of such violations of the public peace. " A public notice has juqt been issued by the Magi.trates, that on a repetition of such tumults, the itiot Act will be immediately toed, when all persons offending will be liable to the penalty of death. On any appearance of riot, tl►e respectable inhabitant:4llre required immediately to ii-semble at the Hall, in the Market-glare."—(lVorfulk C'kroxick and Norwich Gazette, May 18.) A Flanders Mail arrived hot night with Papers to the 17th instant. from which the following are extracts : sausstts, MAY 14. Several couriers have successively arrived at Cain bray with dispatches for the Duke of Wellington it is supposed they relate to the vivid* which have just passed at °reachle, and to the movements which the factious have sought to produce in seve ral parts of France, and even in the capital itself The Nolale Duke was busily employed at the departure of the last accounts, and there was a talk, but still vaguely, of the various measures which would lie immediately taken. Mean. time couriers have heeu dispatched to Lutdou us well as iutu erinany. M•Y 16. The several branches of the administration. which were still in this city, hire snecc,bicely got.e to the Ilagne. Next October all the depart ments Of ailmiiii-tratinia will come to lirn.bels, where they will remmiti II year. The Stateb Ge neral will likr.vibe hold their bitting, here forthe same period of time. The Paris Papers of the Isth arrived on Satin.- clay, and we have tam e received those of the 16111. They contain the Official Report of, the late con spiracy St Grenoble. It nppears to have been for some time ill premeditation, and planned not with out judgment; for while the principal force was marching In attack the town from without. a party had introduced itself within the walls, WIRTC it previumly e+ttathshed extensive communication*. The Gefiend - commanding. at Gremilde diylayesl great viv,ilance and energy, and oil! deserved the th i ptty of Viscount and the Crush cf the Le;ion of flonont, the King sent him. 'Marks of i.it Majesty's gratitude were also transmitted to others who distinguished theniseises uu th„t stun, and imirticularly to a gienadter of 'tuna. FAitti..'s guard at the Island of Elba, who was the *IPA to charge the rebehi. killing one of the lead,is with his own hand. Dispatches frvin Grenoble, of the 13th,state,tiot no new dt.trirlartice had taken plaCe, and that per fect ttanyuillity prevailed at that date in lilt de ',aliment of the Isere. Hopes were eutertaii.ed of the appreleensi.ni of Dint ea. The King of SARDINIA has taken measures It) arre.t. Purr' or the in‘ur.,retits as may ;Attempt to escape fawn France into his rloasittion-. The Ca=che de France mentions the arret st Toitiouse o; two of General etstuset.'s Aides-0 -.. Camp. It would seem from this Occurrence, tli:t latoe‘er free from tumults Toulouse may he rrpr.- twitted to have beet', the viiilance of the police :s not doe ItN4 active, ay if rime explosion similar to that at . Creuohle might be apprehemled. The Fluids :ire—Five per Crier. 5g fr. 15 c.-- Bank Actions 1,t;70 fr. We bare recei%ett German Papers to the lath instant.—Tlie I..llt,witsg are extracts:— ROrTF:RD43II, KAY In. This morning arrived here the Defiance packet, C apt. Mager, from Margate., which. I.i e it left at four o'clock on Wednesday itiorialw, on,d" ! unveil at eight (o'clock the 161111411 e eVetlistg Vern., having completed the voyage iu 16 hour*. It is expected to remain here rouse day, 1.111 - 41 C. APRIL 49. The Count De Gottorp (Ex-King of 5... arrived lot re the day before Yestrday; ind ar t: immediately after. AMSTERDAM, MAY 12. A letter from Smyrna, of 15111 Mareil, star's. that, Ivy order of the Sultan; the ex vortmi,o, of liS is Strictly prultibite.l, the crop 11460:4 . %%hol4 - faded, so that there are not sufficient to supply the demand. of manufactories of the Empire, where they are used for d)lll*—(Amuterdom Couraiii.l It was lately Mentioned, that, immectoitely upon the arrival from Spithead of the BURR. 24, Captain FISHER, upon the coast' of Africa (there being no other ship of war on the station), she obtained In formation that the armed --schooner Rosa, under Spanish colour', was upon the can't—wish a cfirgt, ! We are happy to hear, by letters from Sierra Leone. dated January eti, that the boats of the Bann cap tured her, after a smart action of an hour and an half. She was pierced fur 16 guns, but had only four mounted, her crew , 20 men, sod 276 slave,. She was from the I lavannvol, and was formerly the American privateer Perry, of Baltimore. Mr. J ts. KEITH, Assi•NHl-Surgtou, and four MPH. of the Bann. were badly wounded in the service. Toe A sur riem.s anst.iiiied a manila'. loss.. The eclammer had previously beat off the arme . 4l vessel Princess Clan- % hove, belouging to the colony of Sierra Lvuur. IN 'Majesty's store-ship Piero yante, Mr. T. STOKES, Comniarider, arrived last week at Ports mouth from Malta and Gibraltar, fnins the duck-yar.ls at those places all the stonily:ilea listed for bile-or-battle ships—such lint being law wanted there. The l'reviohnite left Nlalta lid the 3.1 ult. with the Chester . *ll packet ; hut she had not arrived at Gibraltar previous to the Preruyaille leaving it. Alalto was ltralthy—no ships of Nw ly ing there. Lord EXMOUTH was still ergl.;rll in visiting the Barbary ports; and his Lordship's wet:- known address for that service being supported by . the presence of his whole fleet, he has wrung front the Chiefs certain despotic and . cruel renunriatioo-, which would, in former times, have beep thought wholly impracticahle.—The Exphrages, PRESTON. urrived at Gibraltar on the 2 tth oh. from Engtontl, said sailed again on the 27th, with ds4patelirs for Lord EXMOUTH. The Prreogahee . left Gibraltar on the , 27th ult. The frier was fait repairing the damages she sustained by getting nit shore ; they proved to be sn much less coissideral.:e than was apprehended, that it would not he Lrerl hit to send her home. Capt. Foaaesr, his Odin and men, had been meritoriously indef . :dig:J.le iu expediting her re-equipment for service. The P; e• vo pixie sailed for Deptford en Friday. All the ships which were re-entorni•isinned P o rtsmouth for tile !wore service, hove now eeetied to the severul motions atisignetl thew. %%err trine month, ol,tooliqg their roll cemn.lemeht Of seamen. Those v. hu h .ailed this oerk tare — The Aappipat„ Captaiit Boa lea, and Fharioth, Capt. A an d er it, w oo N;i4rp i r, 1.. r the CIDASi of 54.1111.1 Ita I . • • t 011.% Capt. Bobbie, for Hahfax KU N•irtit Atnerha - tam, Capt. G. B. Alien. f..r the Janta . .ca statism; Ca;gaiti .1. Ai tinny ,Capt•ia Lama; be, trial extreme ill IR Atilt , f.n the St. Belch* and C4l* , `, • 1 10 u; mud the :Sum OJ, Capt. FI'IgUM.III, fur the • The Hebrns. Copt. EDMUND Pat.mrft. la , t week Mt from Sheerni-s, wuicd again on Saturday tort r station. The Ceylon, Cuptniii A. P. iihmaLT4o, has sailed for Pt) mouth, to or 'awl utl. Saturday inoriiing the Scaniander, C.ii;tatin 1 % • Ett.turr, PUttallicotith, loom Sl,erint,,; nod the *Larne, Contain Lows. fof a cru . a:id they sit `pithead writs tisi•Prinrcrlu and 1:orra:o. 'the St-mita:der is fitted ti.r Wea.t India,.t:unuw. Tue untc %Li t ) now f, forri:,llKtaticris is the .4/incie», jiii tier Cilltatu fur t h e Emit Inext. the conntry, and have produced disioverits of some Importance. Several, of the chiefs of the conspi , racy, and some of theconspirstorjs, oho were to have tendered themselves masters of thelown, have been delivered up to justice. [. The Prevotal Court sod the First Council of War 'of the 7th Military Division, have already passed • sentence ors several of the guilty, each according to their competence, and the stature of the crimes. Of the twenty-live who have been condemned, and of !bons twenty-one were taken with arms iu their heads, live have been recommended to his Ma jesty's clemency for different reasons. • The C ttttttt rums, who had been led to this revolt, by perfidious amid cruel suggestions, have sent their submission to the Prefect, imploring the King's clemency. This occurrence, deplorable in itself, iinee French blood has been spilt, will, nevertheless, attest the strength of the lirryidanthority, by evils cing the rlevini tttt and real of all those in whom his Majesty bus reposrd his confidence, and the weak ness of these machinators of disorder, who, after having led sonic credulous men astray, have insti gated them to an attempt of which they leave them the principal danger, reserving to themselves all the fruit, but which tlwy will nevertheless terminate hp enduring sill the punishment. It is mineeesosary to say, 'that at the intelligence of this event a cynentl movement was 10:1101C111ted iu the neiglit -hang 13epirrtaisentsagainst the rebels, and that instnerons reinforcements were held in readiness to march IA the fist signal. The no tional guard of Lyons has displayed throughout, oil this occasion, a tcwii ikable spirit and devotion. A large detachment of this guard demander: with ardour, and obtained 'scrims-mut to proceed- to Grenoble, where it has Arrived. Ilia Nlniesty has granted the title of Viscount to Lientpinint-General lkonnailivii, and made him Grand Cross of *the 'loyal Order .f tile Legion of 110140 Ur. Des!,les the authorisation of the Minister of Ge neral Police, 10,000 francs have been promised to him or them who shall deliver np Didier. the prin. opal instigator of the sedition at Grenoble. The King has transmitted the decoration of the Legion of Honour to the faithial and brave gre nadier who fired tirst on the brigands at Grenoble. If the best of Kings is slow to punish, he is prompt to reward. On the 7th two Aides-de-Camp of General Clause! were arrested in an conducted to,the prisons of the Hauts-Nlunits. FARMS. MAY 16. Letters from Langres, of the 17th May, state that on the news of the conspiiacy at Paris, all .the offi- CCM on half-pay of the city of Langres met, to take the oath of fidelity to the King. The ceremony took place in the hall of the mansion--nnil their, before the bust of his Majesty, they swore to be faithful, and to defend, uutil death, thesthroue of the Bourbons. The King hat refused pardon to David, eon deuined by the Prevotal Court of the Isere, and recommended to his clemency by that Court. This refusal moat, doubtless, have cost much to his Ma- Sesty's ; but to what evils has not impunity given birth Lord Stewart, the British Ambassador, he. re turued from Italy to Vienna, Postscript of Thursday Horning. The King of Sardiniii„, has given orders to his troops to guard the defilts of the forests, and to search all the strangers who present themselves at the frontiers of Isis States, adjoiuiug the departu►rut of the here. NEXT WEDNESDAY Init. RE THE LAST DAY BUT ONE OF' THE !(PATE urrron• —THE WHEEL STILL CONTAINS TWO PRIZEI: OF £30,000, AND FORTY-EIGHT OTHER CAPITALS. PIZESS.