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mum FairiNbslif R.ttlarous frury will. give a DINNIM on Thnind,tv loth ;S:fne, 1813, at Frewnson't Tai•ot\t', Ofent tatieen-sti-r , t, to the DELE GATES appointed, ty the entlitoCill a Ireland to attend their Petition, presented this the - Imperial Path:meta. its - Grails the bake of IS EnFORD in the' Clair. STIMARDS• His Royal Highness the Duke of.•Keht, • , r His Royal Highness the,lsoke of Sussex 1-TisGracethenukeofflrafton, HisGracathe Duke of Devon shire, Hi . -Grace the Duke of Argyle, IRA;rnce thenuke of Lrinster, Marquis of Buckingham, Marquis of T,ansdowne, Marquis of DoWnshire, Marquis of Tosiitock, M.P. Marquis crf Douglas, Fad of Thauet, • Earl of Essex, Earl of Albemarle, • Earl of Jersey, • Varl.eowper, Earl Gower, Earl Stan/Mite • Earl Fitzwilliam, Earl of Hardwicke, FAH of Rosslyn, Earl Grey, Earl of Lauderdale, Earl of Ormond, and Ossory. Earl of Meath, Earl of Darnley, Fart of Besburough, Earl, of Charlemont, Earl of Monouglimore, Viil of Leitrim, Earl Gower, M. P. Lord George Cavendish, M.P. Lord Archibald Hamilton, Lord Francis Osborne, Viscount Morpetb, M. P. Viscount Milton, M. P. Viscount Barnard, M. P. • Viscount Althorpe, M: P. • Viscount Ebrington, M. P. Viscount Forbes, M.P. Viscount Duncannon, M. P. Lord Stanley, M.P. Lord Ossulstone M. P. Lord Nugent, M . P. Lord St. John, Lord Say and Sele, Lord Holland, Lord Somers, Lord Grenville,. . Lord Erskine, • ! Lord Nnsnnbi, Lard Pnneliffe,llt. P. 121.. lion. H. Grattan, Rt. Hon. C. Potsonby, M. P. Rt. Hon. It. B. Sberidan, Rt. Hon.W.C. Plunkett, M.P. Itt. Hon. - Gen. Tierney, M.P. Rt. Hon. Win. Elliot, M. P. Rt. I lon. M. Eitteerald, M.P. Rt. Han. .' , ll , J.Nieport, M.P. Hon. James llntler, M. P. Gen:Matlyw. M. P. Hon. P. D. Ileirrell, M. P. Hon. Wm. Manic., M. P. •' Jinn. T. Brand, M, ' lion. LanrenceDninlaF; 11 P. Hon. C. Ifutchinson, Sir W. W. WYtine, M. P, Sir Thomas paring, IM,P. Sir Henry Pdrnell t; P. Mi 11,4, M. P. Sir Gilbert.. Heatheote, M. P. St. Robert Heron, M. P. Sit Samuel . 11umi11y, M. P. Sir A. Pigqtt, M. P. Sir John Ssvittburne, Bart. Sir James Maaintosb, T.N. Coke, ESq. M.. P. Saul. Whithreao, Esq. M. P. James M'Donald, Esq. M. P. Peter Moor, Esq. M. P.' William Smith, Esq. M. P. William Tighe, Esq. C. W. Western, Esq M. P. C. W. W? one, •Esq, M. P. John Calcraft, Esq. ~M. -.Tolin Smith, Esq. M. I'. • Hobert Gordon, Esq. M. P. Lient..Gen. Ferguson, M. P. George Ilyng, Esq. M. P. Francis Horner, Esq. M. P. H. C. Combe, Esq. M. P. Itahert.Latpuche ' Esq. M. P Creevey, E,q.M. P. • H. IT. Molyneux, Esq. M. P. Gaskell,. Dm. M. P. Josrph Birch, J, sq. M. P. John Leach, Esq. M. P. Mr. Serfeant Heywood, . John Esq. 'kitty Brougham, Esq. PonsuOby. Dinner on the table precisely at half-past .Six. o'clock. Tickets, 11. ss. Wine included, to be had at tho Bar of the Tavern. Those Gentlemen who intend to honour the Dinner with their presence are requested to•apply for. 'Ticket4 without . de lay, as the number is necessarily,limitcd. WEST INDIES. The following arc extracts from West India pa pers to the 24th of May : Sr. PtER4P., MARTINIQUE, APRit B.—An ac count bas just been received ofthe total destruc tion of the town of Castrees, in the island of St. 'Lucia, by fire, on the night of the fith. The con , flagration commenced in a small negro hilt, to the north of the town ; and the wind blowing strong from that quarter, the whole was soon in flames. Little or no property has been saved. Some thild , ren lost their lives by the fire. The rust of the inhabitants are now on board the shipping in the roads. • BARBADOES, APRIL I.—The Thomas. Penrose, of Philadelphia, brought in here by the Tribune nad been one hundred and fourteen days from Canton, has a cargo valued at upwards of .50,000/. Powro Ittco, Aram 3.--The new Intendant General of this Island, Don Alexander Ramirez, has arrived here. The Regency of Spain has vest ed in him the most extensive powers, to promote the interests .of the inhabitants of Porto Rico, by encouraging by wise regulations the commerce nid cultivation for • which this Island is so ad mirably adapted. ills Excellency has . issued a proclamation,. consisting of 15 articles ; the first of Which says '' that all ports and harbours of this Island are Open and tree for every kind of trade, without any limitation." All the other ar tideS are .calenlated to give every possible en couragement to conuneree, underSpanish,friend ly, or neutral flags Recent accounts front Rio de la Bache, state the expulsion, on the sth of March, front Santa Martha, of the French General Labatut, with his insurgent army froM Carthagena. It appears that some Indian tribes joined.the Royalists, and forced him to fly, when he sought refuge with his fol lowers on board the Spanish frigate Indagadare, intending to proceed with every valuable to New Orleans ; hut this being ascertained' shortly after she put to sea, he was secured, and the 'frigate carried..into Carthagena. On the .day after the ewemy had quitted Santa Martha, Ferdinand VII, was proclaimed, and the people took the oath of, allegiance to . him. • . The city of Santa Fe had also been taken by the Royalists, and an expedition was fitting out aLainst Carthagena. GOTrENBURGII MAIL. . . GOTTENBURGII, MAy 31.—Letters from Stral sund, dated the With inst. state; that the greater rilvt of the Swedish army had arrived Mere, where the Croi.iin.Prince Mt remained. The divhtion of troops whick sailed from hence Lri•ived aG Stritisund on the 22d. STRALSUND, MAY '19.-----Vesterday:w a s preNent ed to the Crown Prince; ColOnet Cook (Ad'lttint to his Royal Highness the ..buke of .Yorkl who‘ has arrived here on a special mission .front the Court .of Englund; as was likewise the f'rivy ouncillor Von Billow, who was deputed by the Duke of iliecklenburgb Schwerin, on his 8ove• reign's behalf, to congratulate his Royal High 'Jess on his arrival on German ground. • Yesterday evening this town Was illuminated': transvarcncies were placed in the town-hall, and wove ti other houses, with allegorical devices, eX prebi,.,..t of Ciernialiy's hopes of viewing her libe 14tor ill tin Crown Prince. * • Last night his Royal Highness the Dulte of C!slabiria n d arrived here by the way of Rugen, to valuta t he crown Prince this • lg which was iminediately of - C tin ti c an t l u c t r l l t a i t: t t e l t 1 9 § - e mar k s of ith the Crown Prince. b ht ) a" 'o..da ' Y dined Towards evening arrived the Nil hit ainr-Ge Ale: - aiei al AleaiferHope, whowas inimeaLi,, y WittCLl too atx audience of the Crown Prinec, COItUN . RA MAIL. SANTiAno, MAY Fiench itt Vallado.; lid are making dispositions for maintaining the Douro, which itis said, they will .not abandon, without a battle and fur which ehey have a force •ot 60,000 men. CIUDAD ltopamo,l4AY 16.7-All the troops are in motion ; and the 2d division ofour Army, un-' der the.orders of General Espana, is, it is said, to be in Salamanca on the 22d. CADIZ, MAY the middle of this month, the army of reserve is to be on the banks of the Tagus: immediately after it lids passed, General Hill will set out- for the head-qmirters of Lord Wellington, and theonovement commence. GnUNAD I A;MAY 8.---They write front Micitot, under date -of the 4th, that nothing new had oc curred in the line. F.lnAio.z, ;MAN 7. —By intelligence that May he deptntied On we know, that Sachet, tt one of his military journieS, was suddenly attacked. by the troops of the celebrated Nebot, and obliged to fly with precipitation. His aid-de-camp,. and all his escort, .tell into Nebot's power. FttLNADA, MAY G.---Hvery thing is ready here for opening the campaign. General Castanos has been here some time, and•toAty-General 6raluttn arrived. It is said that General Hill's corps, and the 4th light divisions, will ad' ance by the way of Salamanca ; and the other. divisions, with the /0 eater part of the cavalry, by 'the right bank of the Douro. We have now 20,00 more men than at the beginning of the last canipaign. BeSideS the Spaniards and Portuguese,' there are 45,000 English infantry, and 8,000 raitish and Birt :. guese horse. The whole force is not under 100,000 mcii. CUIDAD Boman, MAY 21.--L-Since the day be foie yesterday we have had the head-quarters 'here , and to-morrow Castanos and Lord WA lington will advance by the Sierra, and fall upon Salamanca, whet 0111 troops enter on the 24th or 25th : 50;000 Men are proceeding by-this way, and as many by the flank. These forces will unite between Salamanca and Voilladolid. Mo rillo, Via, and Labisbal, are coming up with the reserve; and the whrile, consisting of about 30,000 men, will follow by Placentia, CORIINNA, MAY 29;---All accounts from the in terior represent the Allied Army in full_ move ment, And the French concentrating their force between Villalpande and . Valladolid : in a few days great news may, therefore, be expected, . BUENOS AYRES GAZETTES. We have just received Buenos. "lyres Gazettes to the 4th February. The following are the only parts worthy of notice : • BUENOS AYEES, JAN. 22.—Oti the 16th the Portuguese brig of %Vat. Gaviot ipgived in this port with dispatches tiom the PRINCE REGENT of POR TUGAL and his Britannic Majesty's Minister at the Court of Brazil, Lord STEANGrORD. he object of their communications is to inform the Governor that some Officers inthese provinces on the eastet u side, infringing the most sacred obligations of their institution, and compromising in the most detestable manner their high dignity and interest of this country, endeavoured to sc. duce Portuguese Officers at the very moment even when the armistice was announced, of them rewards, in the , name of this Government, and circulating reports, not only talse, but entirely deitructive of the principles of peace and good faith which had been established. That the Court of Brazil was highly offended at so insidious a conduct, and,the British Minis ter considers his respectable guarantee as treated with contempt, and that both require, on the part of this Government, a solemn disavowal of such conduct, and a formal security for the future. It is here stated, that the Government of Buenos Ayres highly condemns such scandalous and crimi nal conduct, and the Captain General D. M. De SENATIA, is ordered, without delaying a moment, to try and punish the delinquent officers. The Supreme Government of the United Pro vinces of Rio de la Plata, dated Buenos Ayres, Feb. 3, has declared all persons born On or subse quent to: the 31st Jan. 1813 (the day on which the General Assembly was installed), free. MAILS. (tryEr)-4 Gottenburgh,,l Cortmita, I.Heligolanel, I ley, I Guern3ey, 3 Dublin, 2 WaterfuLd. Duff--1 Water- ford; Fill .E siPs. ' UVIS DICEar. r,tLsit3l Aci/E.tr? L QNDO N, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1811. We have no further intelligence from the North at the hours of going „to press, though the arrival of a 1 - lelig,olantl, Mail is, announced. By a Corunna Mail, arrived last night, the advices received pia Lisbon, and contained in the Sim of Saturday, are confirmed, and further intel liigence added, respecting the movements of the Armies. As we then stated, the crisis approaches with rapidity. The Allied force, amounting to upwards of 100,000 men (of whom 45,000 are English infantry, and 800(1 British and Portu guese horse), were in full march upon Sala manca where they vvould concentrate in the week alter the - 22d ult. The enemy, on the other hand, having abandoned Benevente., were briug;ng all tbeh troops together on the Douro, tetween Valladolid and Villapando, but it it believed, as they do not exceed 60,000, although they may demotiftrations .to that effect, 64 cannot muster sufficient strength to cope 4 , 10 'the great force under Lord WELLIN,GTON, Wild has twenty thousand men more under his command than he had at the .commencement of: the last cam paign. JoSEViz lluottArAturn was at Valla dolid on the 9th ult. and Madrid was in the occupation of the French _en the 10th.----The latest accounts from the eastern side of the Penin sula are from Alicante, of, thtr4th May, at which time nothing new or important had uectirred.— Froin lladajos it is stated, that SUCIIET had a nar row escape from being taken prisoner by the ac tive partizan NEBOT. His whole escort fell into the hands of the Guerillas, but the master-rrffian, unfortunately, got off, and the massacre of Tar ragona is yet unrequited. The most important intelligence nny now be daily looked for from tiik iptarter. In our preceding columns will be found 'the principal articles of news furnished by a Gotten burgh Mail, which arrivel yesterday with papers and letters to the Ist. They relate chiefly to the progress of the CROWN VRINCE of SWEDEN, mid detail the .modes of his :reception at various places. Among others, we have an account of his meeting tlw Duke of CUMBERLAND at Stralsund; and of the 11)1%4u-11-civilities which ,were interchauged he : tweet) the, B!iiish Prince and the succes,ior apparent to the :Swedish Throne. The utino- , i. cordiality was manife4ted on both' sides,,:nd as the Swedish forces, must now be arrived at their points of des, ti nation, we look with•confibuce to the develope mew an polity, the ignorance Or iiii , ..e.oneiTtion, of which -has . given rise to mu c h slkti.;ll.lti o;) aid suspicion among our patriotic writer, ill .1!; . .g, land. The Chrraicle of this morning has a long raving article about promises given by Government, three months ago, of assistance to the it o t the borders or the Elbe aud the Titnn, that " ad herent to . . M isters ," has a tirade of a soinew:iat similar nature respecting their patrons having-Ki.v en the patriots every reason to expect. support-- which nctcs it got bypri rate letters from the scene of action. The Saturday night's dr6rns or the former afe 'scarcely- Nvv.th notice ; but as • the same answer will interpret them, and refute the. private correspondence dicta of the latter, we may as well state, -for the information of the one, and the correction of: the other, that there is no truth whatever •in their pre mises. Ministers, as We stated long ago, gave no encouragethent toa rising in llantiver, which they could not be prepared to protect; nor have they failed in granting that succorer to any place or pet - vie which .they had ever insinuated the pos4ibi jay of supplying. . On Saturday, the Queen's Council held their monthly meeting at Whaier ; and yesterday the following Bulletin 'was exhibited at St. Sautes:l Palace Wityisar June 3. " nis "..11 - A4EsTY has been tranquil and comfort able in general since the last monthly report." On Saturday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which sat till near four.- A rter the Council broke up; ViScount CAS TLEREAGH waited upon the PRINi3E REGENT to report the result Of the deliberations. Yesterday divine service was performed at Carl- . ton-house, before the PRIN(:E REGENT and his ilou,ehold, by the . Rev. J. S. CLARIii Chaplain to the Household. Yesterday the .PRINCE ERGENT dined with the Earl of BUCKINWIAMSIIIIIE, .at I.is house in Ha miltOn-place. _ , Ou Saturday LOrd.Wltyrtvonn had an audience of the PkiNttll.BoENT at Carit'on-house, and re signed his situation as a Lind of the Bed,-chatnber, in consequence of his having been appointed Lord Lieutenant of Irelund. Saturday the Duke of et , MB ERLAND completed his 42d year, which was celebrated by his Hoy d Ilighne”'s tradesmen illuminating their hattes in the'evening. His. Royal Highness the Duke of CLA RENcEi lye tire- concerned to State, is miteh iiidiposed, at Bushy-house . ; Miss FIyZCLARENCE left • - •,t...lilui c s's on Friday, to attend him._ It was yesterday reported,- thut 13TIONAPAY;TE,had declined any further , pursuit of the Allied Army, 'and returned to Dresden. It. is by .no mcails un the unbroken, state and daily increasing Strength Of his OppOnent, together with the ad vance of .01 . e SWediSh gritty in his rear, may have induced -the enemy . to fallback ; but it woald he trilling with the. attention of our reader_ t: to u at anylength trpon the motive, until we have first :.eert4ined whether any such movement has: cttall taken place. For the present the rumour rests On no "official or authentic foundation whatever. It is said, but witty what truth we know not.',. that a loan is to be. opened at. Vienna, the con tributors to which are to.reeeive the 'gurantec at this Government for it - s repayinent iu me) rears. If such he the tact,. it would of course be com pletely decisive as to the intentions of Austria. - It Ls added that bills to a considerable amount, drawn from Vienna, on London, have been tirade 'payable at the Treasury. - . . Accounts Elmo Smyrna :qatc, that an arrange ment has taken place between Russia and the Porte, ui►cler which British ships are to he admit ted into the Block Sea. Numerous cargoes of corn have arrived, for which rcturns are to he made in colonial produce. It was reported on Saturclity that the crews of the Scheidt Heet have mutinied, brought the ships out, and joined the Errglish squadron off Flusn ing. Vire believe it is unfou►►ded. . NrANAL NEWS. PLYlioUtti, InN-E 5.---Came in the AilleriCA schooner Ann and Eliza, i3oybc; from Throne; for America, prize to his Majesty's ship Lyra. Arrived his Majesty's ships• Ville de Paris, MI! can; Pembroke, and Abercronzbiei of the line, fron' of} West ; and the Conquestgun-brig from a --- FALMOUTH, dohs 4.—Arri,veci the Duke of Kell. packer, with a mail; from Cortiona, in three days , : Sailed the Diana packet, with a mail, for Cadii; and also several coaitere: for Plymouth: . •' lAItMOUTH, JUNE 6.—Arrii•ed the Brazen from the Note. TORBAY, JUNE s.—SAileti his Argjesty's ship Pheasant, with the outward-bound Convoy, fur .. Newfoundland, DOVER, 'JUNE 6.—Several heavy firings been heard on the Frenth -coast within these fog darn, The East India fleet, of 2',./ sail, passed yes.ter' Clay morning for the River. Several boats have latelv been lost from a,lhe beach here, and on Friday night tl/ree hunts IVe7" missing ; they were a fterivori , se e3 i ',your ii,,hertnen going into .t...;alais harbour, ( I lk ' 'with rrenchinen, who, it is, supposed, hi''' ke their parole. of Just 6.—..:l2•Cived the Drake sloP itt three. days frl,ll Ileli:rah-mil, wit h 11'5' pa ! t'h&R OtiVer;!!li;ftl, ii:Cll were fortv4°ed Lund " " 0-0 1 esi tl.ev we:v. sa;tl to I):"Ci'i.°3' importance. • off Nor g. 1,0 ail vied h;,,Akjesty's ship tlie . whole of the ilist Indiamea IQ( t l'• River, and the fresh ch . vision Ut traopori'' t;g '. It"l'igAte Err, that have been.daained herg ftns sime t;111C for orders. Came down from Sheerness Ills liajcsty' r C . ' Jairn. , ailed E~le Brztannia and .ds`trea transports, ii" der convoy of the Dexterous gur-{prig for mouth 13C PORTSMOUTH, JUNE G.—Yesterday girtiCC l • 1 ', ener6ble, of 7 4 guns, Cqtain 1 . 1•111. 14 s, f"'" DE r Pot.- Cherbourg ; Primrose, 18 guns, Cowi n ' . 0, LOT? j and Dromedary store-ship, l'itiTcll4 Woot.cosur . ; • with convoy for the Do%vai. . . Sailed the lievolutionnaire,. of ,10 goos,,Cri"ja Protector, Of 14 guns, LiCtt. MuTCEIESCRy,.,-itif.i convoy for Cork i and the Spy Deptford. , i ,„ . (:,,b,fift. lyent out of harbour the Spanish flig 3 ,',.,th i ,' . ':,'i - .•. to join the squoS•on ,41. Ustiain;„,. having . undergone athorongh repair at !1:1 , 7: - • - t . ,t,_ . d . ocit 7 yard. ' 1 ii). . Ilus day arrived the Prevoyante store-51 , . 'lea LErni, JUNE 3.—The Snake sloop of w Bl. ' 4l c o morning to the Northward, to f ,, rom Leith Roads yes:terday, with a co . Y ois ( ottenhurgh •; and the Charles arincil brig i ,, ra • ring Fishery. i n"el The Clio inils with the' convoy to • Ar" 3 ,,,C.,c on the 15th. She is to call at Long HoP 4 l . ": o ' c i - ' ve "els may be there from Liver 00 1 ° reel— s r el ~ and Ireland. - i The Furious gun-brig arrived this morning froo a cruize. • , t -I his Wile r. iirotect the ii, - Coat, 'STAY 31.---crezAci7day arrive ship Viragq, Lieut. pITTMAN, from NcwFotrxpLAND AND QUESSC 1 4'1 •E °15. c o . the arc about 70 sail here, waiting con y " ' l ooY• above•destination, f -" England, under, col of the Majestic, 74, and two I :i ;gates. . d • . Another convoy i, s h or tl : .eted to b e 11 / 4 ~ y pdoted for Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibr altur. - P ° : s._ Ni• V MO.'" . vat - N'a appointed to the President, in the room of e a l! Lai : l lo S. e, j t t 'i.. t lt , llo , it is ‘.tiii,, is to be Fiag-Caotidil to Adoo"' ,1 11' ei n '' .- 1 I Yl" out h ; I.l..istenant 3. It' !•; ' i aupointe..l to ,-.;° d v :.: , i i i , t ir ; L ii. i.;zit s ,: . i.. , ,ti . t lie,dedeli,alll'tidvu.'ll7l..reil. tet_ta,ntii(ei:grr.:t il f ' .. ...“ith : I. , eet 1 Pi-anise'', uo'l Cilaties Leach ; to be Sis;ter ' of the ti4vage• die' flab th e Admiral Mounts was to strike his 2.)th ult. in order to proceed to Elig l° ,",, e tif e ' 11 ''' has, proved liiinself ulus‘ zealous, and able (Met! . in the Daitic.) at o t `,"l.o l t given the utaiost satisfaction in thAt _, .....,.. .. ___ I, : t .. rt 4' kt t i: 1 1 : 111 e ls i'- it i : l i a : l ' t ' l i a l i i ( i s) I f it t i l l . : 3 ' , P n e g Aa i r ' l ' d lt i i l l i i i l l l . l a C i i () l .1 1 '1' i t t i o s . h o t i ,: t e u f z % l .i v i c i:e i n i t li ii l e t i , e I CO c . f r j(ili f e : l i i i i ° 1 : ' t g h t t l:l l s i t i t i t i e , the , winter convoys, thotigh, it il t ' sl'cc oo l/ the whole. fleet will return to Ettahind earl i°: ' ‘ .. ',it ai Adutii-al I)omrrT, :i ' t is said, VICtItCS 111 5 14.‘ 1' •itl t a . LOrd'of the Adiniralty, to succee d Sir ft°l3l,o, ..m..nr..rt, in the chief, command at Plyinot,itil, Co . trirdissioner PERCY FRAZERi it IS ~k" ti` Igo r' ,. trill receive 'a seat at the Navy Boartl; aill,.bol. ruissioner LA It COM t;CMOVeS fro.m Alaltli to tl i . i4 ,l ) t tar.—Jo t iEpti are to be of_ Plymouth Dock-yard.; and Romig." SB P ,, vi o rd , b4q• Master Shipwright of Chatham. Doc P-1 sir Tocken, Esq. Master S'llil w t ras, Appointed Surveyors the new Surveyors is, WILLIAM WILE, it is said, retires fromlbei'ine of of the Nol i r i oa rily superannuated.—The chief employment °a . `" io• speetinn of the Dock-ya t ; ) rls k • eeP "P a C"St3n 'la " 4 ' The Lady Warren, MARSEI,' from Berinut inder arrived at Liverpool; parted front the flcaduktet; crinvoy of his Majesty's ships Tarta r° an a 01 iv. voyante, on the 31st ult. in lat. 50. loog* well. . ,