The Sun. — London, England, 1807-05-14 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION. To tIftGENTLEMEN..CLERGY, and F RE EHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MLDbLESiX. GV,NTI,EN o VERY few days have elapsed since I first had the Honour of addressing you ; the period, though short,. has produced for me spontaneous offers of Support from sit many trans - rif - the Cotmty, -- that farther - hesitation - might be deemed .litg,ratittide ;, ,I cannot, therfore, _any longer delay to comply with the desire of my hunicroUs Friends, and ac cordingly now decidedly declare myself a Candidate for the high.clibtinaion of representing yOu in ParlTariterif.' Should I he the fortunate ohjt6.lut your Choice; it,will be no less my duty titan my pride to serve . you with independence, dili rnce, arid integrity, and to exert my utmost endeavours to maintain th3uphold'our happy Constitution in Church and I Stare, as established at; the. glorious Revolution. 'fear it will not be possible for me, before tile Election, to,Pay my personal respeas to every Freeholder within the Court y, but requeit.of You to believe that it is ray earnest wish to do sp. The Sheriff's have appointed the iSth instant, at 9 O'ClOck, at ilretittbrd, .for the commencement of; the Election ; have to entreat of my friends to - be'early, hi giVng me their Sup.' port. With every sentimem,of resped.., I erase the Honour to subscribelitysell; Gentlente.n,.. "r . v Your obedient. fai rhtul,hunif4e Servant, . „ CI-I.R. BAYNES. •i. . • Hareileld-Place, May g. . , rirl,HE FRIENDS of Sir -CHRISTOPHER BAyN ES are most particukily requested to meet at the •Freemasons' Taverrr, Great Queen-street,— on Friday next, the. isth,instant, One o'C'ock precisely, to consi der tir ihe moit,effectual means of iccurin. , that ,6entlernan's E ;Abort: London,, May 11, iBJ7. COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION. THE FRIENDS.: of Sir THOMAS HENRY LIDDELL, Hart. are particularly requested to meet the White Hart Tavern, in Holborn, on Monday next,. at welve o'clock, to co,nsider of the best measures to be adopt ed in order to secure that Gentleman's , Re-eledion . for the • said County. • N. B. The E leaion is fixed for Wednesday the zoth of May. TotheGENTLEM EN;CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SUSSEX, in and, about London. GENTL EM F,N, • . Ve UR VOTES and! INTEREST' Are" earnestly requested tor Colonel - S UKG ISO N, whose Commit. tees will be daily .sitting.at the Houses Of Mr. Heatlicote, BoUverie-street, Fleet-street, and Mr. Gwynne, he roll will continue open every Day, from Ten in the Morning till Five in the Atterno , u. State, of the Pul! at its close on Wednesday For Col. Surgison .- , • Mr. Wyndham - Mr. Fuller 197 "ro..theGENTLEMEN,CLERCY, arid FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. ENTI.EId EN, 7 TAKE theearlist Ppportunity of returnina . you b iny J. ttio*t sincere :rhanks ti.ir the distinguishM Honour which, fur the sixth time, you have this Day titianimoUsly conferred upon me. • . I trust that upon all occasions my Conduct will continue to deserve the same decided and repeated Proofs of your Ap probation. I‘have the Honour to be. • ' ••• • . _ With the greatest respea, Gentle:nen, Your most obedient sod very faithful Servint, SCOTT TITCHFiEI.P. A.ylesbury, May t t, 1807. M A ARAI VSD DUhiin,-3 Waterforl. Gottenburgli,': t Dublin, t Waterford. PR' ICI OF tii(36:s T 134 DAY A T TWE.LV 5. O'CLOCK: Consols - -63 I Omwwn - - z pr. THEE S 301.11 M QUISAI.CIRL rALsum AUDEAT? L 1V D 0 IV, 711t/IISnAY, MAY 14, 1907• ----- _ . ..... . Mr. S - ru,tr.r arrived in town last night frorri'Sr. Petersburgh 3 bat it is so long since he left that ca pital, that he does not bring any' intelligence. The Emperor ALEXANDER had left his Capital to join the Army before Mr. STUART came away.,• A report . . has been circulated that this Gentleman brought an"- account °fan engagement having tak en ' . p la c e between . .. the Russians and the French, in which the.latterwere. Ofeated with.iinmense loss, but we can assure our Readers that it is wholly unfounded.. The last-Dispatches' from Lord COubmowoon sta e, that the Combined*Fleet in ,Cadiz lately made an attempt to put to. sea ; but finding his Lordship: upoo his station, they very: wisely returned' into 'Port.: Th.t Combined' Fleet dotiists' of 13 'Sdil" of to Une, iz. live French and eiglit-SPanish.. There . • are besides three Sail of the. Line-in ordinary, and-, two upon the- Stocks... In Carthagena : there are r i . : three Sail of the Line,,and. three Frigates, and - ina' l'oulon three Sail:Of - the Line. !rh IFrench are.)• m-.kiit every possible,exertion, to man_their Shipsi t fElev press men from the Veskeis. Of aim' ost all Nay.' bons; but they rind it,mucil easier' to build Ships than!' to man them. .. • fl A d m i ra l Dut l cswoßrn and 154' .ip:41(.0t 4 q13. - 4 were expeaecl at Cadiz when' 'the" last, Dispiakhe4 l .„. ca me away : . it is . ,supFosp4 they, , y.!ill -return withotit I delay to England. Mr. ARBUTHNOT 13 coming home in - tWlin= • - phion. -,; ;.:~. , . . CVs. must again refer with .deep concern to the state .of the Poll for the City of Westminster. •To. the credit of the Public Prints it should be Observed, that, however they may differ in political 'views and .partialities, they are uniform . in their opposition to Sir .FRANCIS BURDETT ; a proof that they all a& upon true Constitutional principles', and all feel rea _sonable alarm against the designs of those men who . 'are; the avowed friends of. Sir F.- BUR D i ETT. : It is •. : .1 t h e refore plain that Sir FRAN C IS is supported by a Party who are discontented with the present order of things in this Country, and who want to intro. duce rain, - under the pretence of reform. But this Party has not even the sanhion of Sir. F. &quern'. to brin/chi!Ti forward as a Candidafi for the City of 1 Westminster. : He has openly avowed that, in the - . 1. present state of parliaMentary representation, he ra ; 'e - 6disdains than e vets - a — seat in the . Horne -of Coma - ions. Hence it is obvious, that if he is Chosen he - will not think himself under any obligation to obey the .voice of the Eleaors at large, bcause he , will be-forced into ; the situation by the arts of a junto of which he . is at once the dupe, the instrument, and the pretended ' idol. We earnestly appeal to every wise, every good, every patriotic, every loyal .man in the City of Westminster, whether, in the first place, such a person as Sir FitA.Ncts BURDETT is fit :to. be 'the Representative `of that great and respeaable City . at . all ; and whether it is, proper that' he shoat obtain a Seat for it upon *such terms as will him whOllY from 'all responsibility, ancl every sense of obligation ?- 7 The Public ;know nothing' of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, but that he is a thotiglitreSS yoting Man, who is - heated•by the - p5/t; - :1 tical instigations of_others, ratherthan guided by the impulses of his own observations and retteaions, l it' 1 he hafa mind capable of any ; -that :11 , 24 lavished thousands,. in, pursuance of thOse itstiga tions; - and that be has 'at laSt exposed- his. life M well as - his 'fortune, in Consequence of attending to the 'Suriccestiens of those who have fully detii6fi'- - . strated that they cannot be his frinds, , by:taking .so. much advantage of his ci';.TaiiEfeTripTigg — hiln Si iiipli 'to such desperate adventures. Can it be possible' . that the Nobility, arid All alp : , Jest. of the o, }lent, and respeaable inhabitants of Westminster, who must spurn at the idea ofgiving.theiryotes to such . a roan, will remain in shaqieftilsupitieness, iind-Suf ' ter' bhu to be carried . into:- Parliament 'by the least „ . 'respectable - people ,of their City, and ,*lere he. , IIIIISI - dlsgrace 'them by appearing as the Represeuta tive of the whole ! Itye;lrust: We "Shall yet see . a, resolute struggle on this occasion, for the hondurot the Countryas well as of. Westminster ; for other- wise the waist part of the Conitnunity may,takv 4our .. rage-frorri-the success of their kindred-Spirits-in thet. City, and, in the end, the Einpire - aC large) May be kept in a continual state -of disturbance by; fhti arti fice: and the violence of men who h?ve, nothie4,in . view but the destruction of the British Constitutipn;. , . ~. in order to bring about such measures as have 're • • • • duEed France, ,and ;its: . depenaent States, to the most lamentable and disgraceful vassallige, under a mill-- controul and despotic oppressiOn. - • • . Yesterday morning : the PRINce of WALES and the,, ROYAL 'DUXES visited THEIR MAJESTIES and the, PRINCESSES: -- . , , HER- MAJESTY and toe .YRINCESSES honoured . Lady CHARLOTTE FINitH with a visit, at her apart meets in St. James's ~ . --' • .At two o'clock Jim MAJESTY held a private Le,:. .Vee, at the.Q.ueen's Palac,e, which was attended by. The, two Princes of Holstein OlderOtir-li h suite ; Prince Casteleicala, Prince ,4ste . rli4v,, P 1111 CL: Witt, genstein, their "Exceileockes thesarliniaki, :tv:o - kmerica.n, I mperiai, Danish, porwgiitise, ,kletsian, anti Russian Atribqsadors; Counts Pdu ttuii, Woranza, Mini ster, and Palfy ; Barons NotokOrinit .:Reigerseat,;_o4 l Lord Chancellor, the Lord'_ President of the, Cotur.4l,tit Lord Privy Seal, the three Secretaries of‘State•.,!tlieM'as4lei.:(;elieral of the Ordnance, the Chancellor of the ExChe4iscr, First Lortiof the Adiniralty, of the Admiralty, and the Recorder o Of LOntion. „ _ The following had'theOur of being 'prt.stnled' to kiIs.MAJESTY,, audy i had, ; 444etiy3's occasions : —it Prince Wit tgenst; in , by - Mt ; 'Can nit g, arid' cenAil tkti -by Sir Stephe- C'in I ret, 'tlieMitster;of•tho;Vereintaiiies. Sir Robert Kin g stpill, upon coulttig to his • Mr. F rem, upon his ileing appointed,:icaztAry--to. Leveson Gower., upon, his Lin)assy tp i thot,:nart•ot . teritintgli; and at : tii,..t;A:ne tiinO too.. Icave' or ;1 . .; - ',1..„12.-,Cf proviuu , to his departure'. - Baron jaedbi, by . N 3 r. Canning; t4id; 6y:sir S . '2i: l ;i:en — l COtterel, the' vt,iter of toc 'Cerern ^nks, upon being . appoin i ec i 'Minister it ui Oki C rirt of '•1 • His F. ikid"an aoaiens.'o aluttlelivered his Credeni k al4,, , Wilit:n. were. most +(nous?) , lec"eivreci. I`lt. siikletott, upon his7beitig . aobiated :! e per J Storek the Board'OPOrdhatiee. • ';" ' ,:t • . - Phe Mat e -Cdriii.v.4ll.is, , ttilpia• his belog a ppbin ..-ed Ma's.; tor of fliA.'aik'S. S rag - hounds , • ' 'Aidtirkt I • Hilviki 'Whit s hict, , uon , %hcs, pointad to toe c bi l idi.4titflifftre , ,l , teerrolf-Ckuic = ; " 'Capt. t4l.ick w(Sbt.l, ot-thel-Riool :Navy, tip 9 h' re turil from rite'DitrcLancilp i -t#lLo.rirlettilgi , ve•. ' • Lad Clantiai'ivilopOit- nis'beittg'apci -Anted nite.of the , t , t Postrrrastrsiu A c itirtd i ArKtione 9 t she N.l.nnts oh tile, Lioard of Trade_ " '., • i". • • ;Mr. 13ai l ington,:upon his' being 'ilppointed Ir - fsh Judge; ,i.oherr;:tliS;tvf,ipaty was. !pleased to confer Yfine h hour or +Knighthrd j uppn him,,ahg he Is now Sir lonauf , liarinuormi;l.. PEMBROKE liact, ; ,artgudience,;,,,Of. his i\l4sy,? land took leave,_previgus to his departure upon his Embassy to Vienna. • 444 L OitY r oer I ,l7icy an .. Andit#e.Pf;bis, Mpie's4 •, f 344 . .t:92,lCt e r _ 4, tyi,;evirius . to hiS'llepaxtUrr t ipurb 1,',r0 hassy to:S4...iPete tis rgjj ! ~ igieWitr: SCOTT bacrari audience of his I,lAJ , Bsirsf.,! alll 44,.1 a .report of of Foii'ithril; Intl the • other. thrs..4itr;pirates, ofTrOtibing. a ship, ib 'diltreSM'Ar :ilarnsgate, at the Adiniralty.,Sessions•. ber6i - 410,c,.1,nds,tealirigh cable; value 4.1 0 „ . r .14 at • ing,ti)ekt st Afignce, and= the havios charectetiir was' said his.MAJ s had- been: pi e.4.,1 . , s , to corntpute . pundsnmerkt.tor trarsTorta : ttty-:,“i• After.te.Le4ee,:His I\.l 4 tzs'rY . Cii, - 'w'hich tfttelarl .of CLNICC•A TY vtiwits iu t wawa' ed;1 1 / 2 iSi4 sworn in a sleiriber,' and took 1113'Se - 1t ''arthW Honourable, BOard,,accOtdingly. ' Theitecorder of London was admitted tuthe Coun cil, and made his Report of the CciiiClSidap:t4illy convietel.At. the, la§t , Siisions but one, at'itf fOtir`of those conviaedat the last; when His MAJEsTy-sviis pleased to order thefolfnwing 'six for eXetutiob next Wednesday : • ‘Villiarn Fisher, for Itirgery fleernati,- for ditto; John Harford, • John John Harvey, •acrd' Wicr.: Bridge, - :for 'r• the house of Mr. Sp'.....tlc:ff; of Ponder's End.. NAV AL NEWS. t.fit.binot Ministers had audiencek of His MA .JEST'iMI was near half past six o'clurk before the - Coune.il'trOke up. i" • - 77 The RRICsicESS ofWALEs was present at :he Draw int.,..-roon_t his day. l - tt S. Black crape over silk, tasOfiilly omadnted with eld , v4reaths, set with pearls;, and the draperies deer,- rated by an elegant ptarl fringe. The head-dress enriched with pearls, and surmounted Ewa plume of ostrich tempers. Her, Royal Highness-dressed at Warwick House, and proceeded ?roirt thence to St. Jameti's 'through the Park, the apartments in Carleton House not be . iii completed. • ' Y esterday the. Princess CHARL,OTTE- paid.a morn, , ,•ing visit to THEIR MAJESTIES aud pRI,CESSE,S. at Buckingham House. „ . , Pj.YIIOUTII, MAY 12.—Arrived the American Ship Le Roy, Capt. GILLIES, laden with sugar, &c. from New York, bound to Bremen, detained by the Busy Privateer. mived -41in—Fortki,.--Row sr from Dublin,- with provisions. On Tuesday Mr. Gotns,:am .sent two very large. Passover Cakes to St. James's Palace, zi'a present to „ 115 INIAJESTY. On Tuesday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council.was held at the Duke of 'Portland's house, which- sat till near fur. PORTSMQVTII, MAY 13.—: 7 -Arrived the sl4rpsizooter Gun.-brig; Lietit. doLozi, and tho .. Wrangler Guli vessel, Lieut. PETTET, fkolll. the DOWaS : in a sudden squall, ha's lost her foretopsall rard). Yesterday Sir TivilyiAs - ruwroz.r and 'Nfr.'llitcattg- ToN . were chaired round the Borongh 'of Southwark, in consequence of being .returned'Sitting Members :last 'Friday. We are happy in being, able to contracliEt Ae. re pOrt of His Majesty's Gun-brig Jackall having been captured Off the French Coast, no 'such event hav- . .1 - -ing taken plate:, •- , - ;The Portuguese Arnbagsador gave 'a grand din -'1 tier ÷e,terrlay.,:_:aLlis.lensc_bagutLAudiey:§treetj...' to a-large party of English and Foreign Nobility. - Mie - table was set out in the parlour fronting ,Hyde Park, and ,decorated with the -most tasteful Ortia ynents. Porphyry and marble temples 'of:excitiisite ..wOrkmanship were tasteftilly displayed; intermixed with the most beautiful flowers. Magnificent an- tique - laitips - tighted — the - -apartments. -eight o'clock the company / sat-town to., dirtier, - .which was -served - on rich gold' plate, and consisted• of every delicacy that 'could be. firocured.' The dessert was 'iniogtAsplendid; atiffthe liastry' ornaments beautifully, executed. Amongst, the company at -dinner were' Prince 'WITTGENSTEIN, Earl of Courit . and Countess - OZENII6SEN Sir JOHN HURT, Malanie'GEtEß._ and several .Foreigners . of dis tinEtion.-i-Atter dinner, a soled . company;of hilityjoined the party; . to pass the : remainder of the evening amongst whom were the ,Duchess of St. ALBAN'S- Lady PERTH, Lady HAAILToti, the lidn. ,ws . DlitllrtMOND, and several others of rank and The Nemesis, with the Newfoundland Convoy, are still, detained, by contrary- winds, at' Spithead. • - YARMOUTH. IVtAY 3 e Amity Bje-boat, ar filied last 'night at 2 . o'clock from Gottenburgh, brought over Mr; STEWART, Minister at St. Peters burgh, with Dispatches. containing ark. ad4ount,that an Engagement had. taken place between the Rus sians and French, in..which the latter were de eated with igneriepie loss . ; he iniiiiediately 'set Of for London. • ; • • • • ' • The Corpse of, the Princess , '.liwilimusxr, late Hon. Miss DUTTON, is this ti;:;ylan'il . trocn rile Frigate, and conveyed forward to be buried in the family vault/ • SHEERSESS, great Part'of the Ship s g - company of the 'Sampson, 64, paid off at Chatham, were sent out to the Note, to the. Flag-ship, in the Rifleman Gun-brig, to be distributed fr o m thenix L, such Ships as require seamen. Several landmeu have also 'been sent from the glinchelsea towards manning the Herculei and other, Ships fitting out iti the . lVedway. The Stately, 64, is gone to Chatham to repair. Ships at the Nore-Excellent; Kajestic, of 74 guns each,., flindoAran, so, Zealand, Winchelsea • and Ceres, Uuard and . Receiving Ships, and thgelitYG'id-brig. • . On Monday-the Charter-House was visited by his . I, , fasbion. .. ,• r . / I _ 1-Rolall HighneSs the DUKE of KENT, and Bis Hop• of ilExgaesa„ whe s ,ss'ent through all the public apart ; , (Dents : eighty , of • the Pensiquers were arranged in. ' thelr tlatif as Alley passed along s and then proceeded • to the Shobl,,where 120 of the Scholars wire wait : ing tist receive the •Royal Visitor, with. the Rev. Dr; RAINi aPd Ushers, in t heirgowns; at their head:--The • whole;g;ive:great satisfaction to his Royal Hig•huess,..,' with was in that noble Institution • two . honrs. . . Mosic.—The flee Oratorio of . The ille'ssialvwas pectormesl last , night in the new "Room,klatieeer- ' square, for the benefit ,of .the•Fmula fisr Decayed _ Musicians and their families. This is one of the most laudable of the benevolent Institutions which • do so much honour:Ad note.Coutitrjee.,4l:hes. Concert was ihse:fright supported by olleetive powers of • the moStqlistineuiSlied Merribers'of the profession,,, and MiadaittseATAL AN t, nes_e/e• teas tlaeieredit of hers , feeline;s; - voluntarily ' offered-the' assistance of- her cornriLinding ialerits ep so meritorious an occasion'. ' In the course.of the evening she gave the scene and., . beautiful; air tram the'Opeta of Semiramide, which • : her•merits have rendered SaPepular: The, Concert Yesterday.a.Court of Diredors Was held at the--4 . . was_ inehe .first -style of excelleuce„ as might be ex- • East India House, when the undermentieoel Coen' pc..6ted - With such a powerful combination of the first : manders took their leave of the Court previous to., professiOnal blenti ; but Wharis - still better, -it was departing for their respedtive destinations, Viz. ' attended by - such• - a splendid and--numerous assem-- Capt. W. A. MONTAGUE, :Parlez, ; . C.B.C.;xtßar..E;'; blaee of the • higher .orderss, with I ttse PRINCE or ./?6 . 9 . a./ 6eoi•ge;',ter s Aladras, Ceyh.n.),'"Boult,iy, and .. WALES,fIiid4hg,POR.E OF CAMBRIDGE; ancl..conse- China. .•• , . - 1 qUently'the- benefit proved higlily productive, to the - C. BARNARD, i Iie.Z . fOrd y for Madras, Cevion,e i tlatt . satisfae•tion of every :friend to humanity. .- . . . . . „ • . Sir Frilecis BURDETT 15,501..J1 - recovered, that he J. STEWART, 11 indicant ,A. MVRRAY, Earl '' - - i s a bl e •co drye r . and sit up every day but his Ph y- - Hozve ; for Madras and• Bengal. sieiarisi*irreet'perrnit 'hint to' make any eflOrt to.' The Court 'adjourned at seven o'clock fill to-naer- Walli„ for for oF,ti-rrtW'usg th - e:N4.idtifit.' ' ,-: • ' row. . ' • 1 Mr. PAULL is still inea;veriyet4i•Statee but.it is The Alert French -Privateer, of 14 guns and fik-' 4 • believed not so alarmingly dangerous-sr reported. men, sstieb:sve yeste .y d e a l ,v i s a ta ic t u ed l toted by the Pallas Frigate, ' calculated f l is 'a r v L e ;u b r7e n rv c i a Ce p : .: BOurdeaux; which place'-elle Ppet,e s s iNl,s s .s7- .1 a,—The Eledion for the County , • , and seat into Plymouths i of Dorset-cmrnences this 'day.: Tb:e contest be— tween Mr."Baf,O s t . ,Es.aed Mr'. Poici'&asr, it is expert • !La ‘ fi va n: f y it e t s e s d el, ou a i nd af •-,; and had taken- cerly-one . ed, will 6 - e veryi i'iard, ~Ar.",,Miiiioi.i'Pli'T COlileS in lefr - on - the bth of March bycensent of all parties. . ._ ship, ,nomely, tt)e Landon, of London,. from Ports bad- separated from ' the convoy. in bad weath er a .f e w day's before her 'capture. - is s :•-••\ 4- -.• e„ rs ., , H ,CANERIDGE LOMMENCEMENT-rx6reswr AGUE. mdut la ;to Quebec,, s; (Lehi ph . • --- , •preiSlfitig fdrl'ilie--piibliesir•Grand'Mtliical Festivals, The Master Of the:',LondoA vass - put on-board the Th .. ei t i , iest ,ceP.bratel ferfeelsels are etigagesd for :the w p i e va . r, Where he :. ~ i . i , Jpaned till She arrived at occasion.--The ti,-st periorinance- will be on Tuesday Plymouth ; and. writes train thence, thaea few days maning, the , 3611,1 0 1,Sensle ," ;I. - - . ~. , . . - , s pelest_queet to, iris capture, the Alert fell in with the p ... DV. ARDS,. 9 iverpooi, se. Li., pass Mr.,LEXAIIWGE'S Eleaion .for the County or Aii 4 e ive ll, c i if' t 8 , - ' fie ' - • i -- 1 . - ,. 5; . homeward-hound, from Demerara, when a severe., Sonic - I:Set' is underStubdiO be certain. The.eontest: it :is Mlpfio,Sedl•Will•iltvllietWeetyl•Mr. LANGTON 1.10 ._ ..-,,,, . , _ . ecti.) i commenced,. - which lasted- three hours ; ;and, \it; DrOP;zl49s . ' • • • • . . , notwitlisianding.. the distress of 'Capt. teiwAane; , , Letters ,teceived .feern.,Verdety;dated-;'-in. March ship, he was determitsd - to.fight • the enemy •to the 4aii''''gc4t4' l 6`; satVie.",:llfa . etio;Pf... j i#sO s i t ho bay.e - list extremity, lb • . •r . dff 'i s enemy, at jeree ss i ss erent s pe • .....es ~ est ..• rt .. , , ~ friends there, that the Brltlstl "In(* 8 prisopers nods, attempted to board the 411a.Twe//, .but was 3 5 ' ,there were all well, withAtheifamilies, at the date ' ,t - often repulsed. At: len e n he .thought . proper ra , sheer off, and steered:for Bourdeiiiie to refit, having( ot:idle abbe lelte'rs: ,• Letters by a:Vessel from Memel state,, that there 1, sustained material damage in his: rigging, as well as • 7' . -. : ~. ' .. - in his sails and masts, weres.much shattered , ;are Treat numbers of Prusslafts ready to take up arms ifor their It wa's on his passage M this port that he was 'dis King and toiletry - , which Were•hourly . ex•-• '. Ipeeted from this Country,4ld - flat been, Ippg waited covered by the Pallas, chased,'aed capnired by iler. , , ~. . . ifor. s- el ,; :: ;1. e :id.. : . 1 The 'Maxwell is arrived 'a r .aiverpool ; -and reports , as. _,. •. ~ , t ss.l that she ,had one . 'man killed arid two. wounded in : The-excellent PlaitiTkaVdehas lieen repre the aCtion,,...The_Alaster. of the T Loudon mentions , Isented at Bath, .and, l'eceieed with such applause as ' -that the • Alert had five men.-killedo and fifteen •to Milnifest flasesentide. atid.„ : ooo.sense of the audience. Mr. EGERTON;', an . AfA ci or.of copsiderable woupde.ll•''' the French" Captaiq . was • among 04; .1131 .. t. , ,p e..Fi t ehie e e.fr ig: -; e mi ss :, latter, Who could norhelp sped4rig iti.the,highes! :terms; of the •-gallautry - of Captain EDWARD; ' Olt' !merit, performed .We IMA RlOrr, late of t'aent•G?irdien '',,,,l'Veete; •4"/),/s. •! ) tilda; and Miss JAm.mnt4bsepported the charaaei: of ' 'his ere ‘v: -,,..- ~-,- • . - :., ~,: , .. ~ , ~ i Florence Wish such ability as would:hasre ;lone hoe!! - Accounts were yesterdar morning .received at the, . nour to the LOnd z io c tifirtil‘t.s - - ...! .;.. . ,In'dia,i-lphse of the safe arriVai - at Ceylon of the Mere. 11,1arriVr I.l?iPtneltnitieelat .Se. Clement's .Church, ' 0 'which sailed ,under coovoy.of the . Gearepee, a b - - Letters from that Island state, teat a seriea 6 JOHN:PRATT, Of. Bell'S . lllll,'Nertli t imibdrlatid, - Es - e. i Butts to Miss OWEN, of L•ferfolk-strek'' Strand. : insurrection had broken out atrioog HoLkAies trhopsl. I in consequence of tteeer,pay . being set - Tered to ru ' On Friday, the Ist inst. about one o'clock in the , into m . arrear to a very, considerabie aositit. IV morning,* tree - m.l(l°ns , thunder storm came on j • lir Lingle fever had 'again made itS-appearance in s 4 with in the neightieurhood ''of Strapper. A small, . noes parts of Ceylon, where ,it sltad teen . attend_L, cot house at Parkhead, in . which were two th --Treat fatality among , the natsees. , Eery PI; poor women with - two children, who were all , •' , • caution hid beerradopted, and we are' hepPY, in one bed, was -Struck by the liglitnieg, arid one - , • - with ,'. . . warn. tiN ereatest success, to prevent its a r e of the wome-41 killesl ; but 4 child whoni she had in •-• . '..--. • ,• - • troduetion - I nto.tue... European. -Settlements. Ti' 4l her arms, and .who was sick:Ail the small-pox, ,did ---• i'l advice halt* been received by a neutral Vstisell not receive the smallest hurt.. _ GREENOCK, MAY. t I.—The Adeline, Tatirr, , ' rived here on Friday last, from Charleston, after,,a, passage of 30 days. The Volant, HILL, from this port, arrived there .8 days previous. to Captain T.'s :sailing. The Independetthe, WALKER ; and Olive . . Branch, ANDERSON, both from hence, were daily looked for the former was expedted to ba dispatch ed - soon, as the cargo was \raiting for her.. . . DEAL, :MAY 13.—Arrived Hig" Majeity's Stip Devastation, from Yarmeuth: and remains in the DOwns with the Ships as, per last. ~_ DITittikUTION OF 'PRIZE MONEY. • • To the Officers and Company of His Atajesey' , .,4, fieur, for the Capture of.the 'Pandour(th cotnpany with a Squadron of Majesty's Ships), on it he zit May, 4 g 46, ors . board the said Ship, at L'lyJnouth, on the. isth.init“ ;n1.4 every Tuesday and TlLursday. for., three months, at So. 1, Vrrulam.builitings, Gray's-Inn. .