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THESE are to give Notioe, that on Thursday, the I_3th' instant, at ?eft , o'Cloth in the Forenoon, Ibil l s e put up to PUBLIC SA LE,,at .11(Yesty's Liu tuslti"e Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots of the following PROVISIONS and STORES, iww lying in the said Yard, ~1 3rea d, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepinzs, Oatmeal, Sweepings, Pease, Pease Screenings, Raisins,ilice, Bakehouse Sweepings, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugar, Butter, Vinegar, Molasses, Concenttated yinegar, o'ol- Essenee4of Malt and Hops, Old Bedding, and S : indry I :ospit a l S tores, C a ndle Boxes, Soup -Bottles,• CfCO3 Bag‘, iue Cases, Bags ar•l-Rags, Butt, Ptincheon, Hoggllead, parr°, and Half-H ogs h ea d, Kild er kin, Small Cask, Rum zi"ocheon, Tobacco Cask, Irish 'fierce, .and 13arrel Staves, e3d ing, Fire Wood, &c. &c• 251. per cent. is to •he mark upon the amount e6irete7ch at ,, th f time of sale, and the remainder of the par , ."". 6 aey paid lefore the Stores are reptored,,for_wich h T 7 PQ4 e a pc:l'6d of fourteen :corking. days will be allowed the (lay of Sale; the Bo rers particularly ahsereitt,o, - that :0! 1„ , ,, tha n One half of the quantity is to be taken away 1 lt4 ia the first seven days, and the rornainflrr in the seven dayN, otherwise the Deposit 3fOney wall he forfeited, opri ie Provisions or Stores remain the property of the "own, as no extension of' time will, on am/ account, be frank,i. I(INAL MONUMENT in SCOTLAND, to COMME7 Num "'"XTE the GLORIOUS NAVAL and MILITARY 4..4C1-11k:NENIENTS of the LATE WAR. PF ' S T I VA L is to be held FREEMASON'S' 4) lt NA ' IrA iIIDvF,RN, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, ritt,n'irtAY, the 9.2t1 Instant, which i! is . floped will he R itl~ s e c! the NOBLF.NIEN and GENTLFM completed LAND, now resident in London or the NelFh - tt,utrld; and be thry:e distirziiished Cliaracters.belii7ging of th e u n it e d kintrrloa, who may be desirous uoperating in.so a Measure. IFurther particulars to be afterwards announced. 4.1 4 " u ur May 8, 1819. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 4, 1819. 1 11111 1 COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT -11.1 Ell COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Th I :ING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby aire Notice, h t a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will 4 1, 1 at their House in LeadenSall-street, on WEDNES the 19th Instant, at Eieren'o'Chici; in the Forenoon, In ter desiie of Nine Proprietors, agreeably to the following " London, the 2 th April, I Sl9. th e !_ Pon nurable the Cuart of Directors of the East India Company. e c ' ll n4urabl e Si r s, 4'e request the favour of Tour -calling a Special General (n 'rt of Pro Veto's, fur the purpose of taking iuto consi 7 011 the fol 3 ov2i“g Proposition, II A 'M a Sinn of Money equal' to Sicca Rupees One Hun tltri I Eighty Thousand ISteca Rupees 180,000) be paid WILKINSON, at the exchange of 4s. bd." 4: l ; , ‘ S k e ca linpee, in conseqnence of the Losses sustained t 4 " .1 !. 1 ' from the Enactment of a Monopoly of Saltpetre by erl i;alGovernment in the year 1812: " We -hare the honour to be, Hon. Sirs, Your must obedient liuruhte.Servant;, CHARLES FORBES, . " C. COCKERELL, , • " H. HOWORTH, " A. BROWN, " ANDREW REID, " C. ROBERTSON, 4 JOHN FORBES, " JOHN INNES, " J. DEACON." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. SONS OF THE CLERGY. PI P. lir, k -"" REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be 11-- the rersary. Meeting of this Cli s A . - Au l ' will be• in the CATHEDRAL CHURCH of it t l ... eri Ti'_;,TO-MORROW, the I ith, and the ANNIVERS . A b IIIA",d,,RSDAY the 131 - May : when a SERMON v ill e L ''''!(; - ;'''''D before his-Roval Highness the Duke of . Susse d x, ',''' 1. 1 - I ,''" the Lord Aveliiii;hop of Canterbury, their 1 1 44 „'e hishOps, the Right Hon. tine Lord May ir, Sheriffs, 'mat t.' .av n , Clergy &c.be the Rkr. C. GODDARD, Arch '4 of Lincoln'. . /ii s R STEWARDS. ' Ili% 003-al Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX. . 11,11.e'.r.;-tee the Duke of Northuinberlaad, id time. T he Right lion. Charles Earl Whitworth. fi tm• arid Right Rev. Janirs Cornwallis, Lord Bishop The°llt.LitchAeld and Coventry, 2d time. The !gilt on. Lord De Dunstanrille. '' 7 , 6 litight lion. tine Lord Mayor. inThe penerable .1, .Jefferson, Archdeacon of Colchester. i . Ni '"v• .L Burgess, A. M. iticii• Criatiwood, Esq. i ,?„1,%.N . Heber, Esq. ti e - (v Plig, Esq. Avi??..ke, Meredith, Esq. 4 "lam dills, Esq. Fr e d .e e i r l)li i ° cli ' t' et \ ls \ 7l 1 e Ru ssell ,l' li : l i s E st, r, 'l. / he Music will Consist of the Overture of Esther.— th e clandels grand De ' ttit - tgen 'le Deum, and Jubilate, with %,,i.d'ortts front the Messiah, " Hallelujah. for the Lord 1)(n t cilit?ipoterit reigtieth "-au Ant hem. coniPoseci on Pt": tr'4 n4 o c r or t o lt i i i s ati t o " n ha A r'i l t it y l , ),i l i i:y . 'Dr. Boyce . , and Mr. Handel s 11, iii, t.:' M usic to b e conducted by Mr. Greatorex. Leadir of (;;Iht;Ynt()f wi l l‘' l v ti ll s i i e c l i t a n s) i tly S t I) . ()ors of the Cathedral will he opened, on the , T i tte . s ,. - I llit ,t;ed.past an and on Ibe Thursday at Ten ii i,o t t,i, t.ii..iri`)tylet o n can be admitted without contributlng to , 'pal;i4e,ltre,ts,.fo the Cathedral, he . " and- for the Dinner at M . erch , ant i r t ell, /1 40, to be itad gratis, of Mosrs. No!.nari \ R i c s a s t i n s i . itit, gln _' , P t ers Bond ...street ; ilatchard, Piccadilly ' l '. ' 1:N1',I117.: al - ll' ' ' s Church- card, and 3, ‘Naterloo-p ae. t; e 'l'e,l 'V' the 1 ` iv,t-Fruits otliev, Temple; and of Charles ~. t , .. , ~ F 1 1 .• , 11 , 1 ' ‘ .ll 4lft ; 1 ) . , : ,..i : 1 „6 1"' - ': ( 'orden Tn-rrace, the S . ecretary ,. to .f t ,. he ' 4 qhf.,, !y wilunt Benefactions tu this Charity gilt De ti,h, ---TiLe "'hol e Paul's anti Nfer k It . 1•, , of the Collections ht St. .. ipter,iie•ii'L,rt hall will he appridnriated by th e steards i n ' . ' . 1:: the Children of necessitous Clergyuts.a. • ~'N\ •-• T,4 klej DAY, MAY 10, 1819. 'CLERGY OR.PH AN CORPORATION, Saint John's Wont!, Mary.le-Rune, near - the Regency Park, The Right Hon. and Right Rer.LORD DISH OP of LONDON, PI e4.lent. ,- . The Right Hon. Lord KEN ON, Vice-Presicllnt. QUARTET LY GENERAL MEETING of ill the SOCIETY fur CLOTHING, MAINT4-VNING, and EPUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY MEN of the ESTABIASHED CHURCH -of ENGLAND, until of age to. he put. Apprentice, will be holden at the FREEMASONS' . TAVERN, Great Queen-street; Lincoln's Inn-fields, on FRIDAY, • the 21st inst.. at Two o'Clock pre cisely, fcr the purpose . of electing Chilitcen'info the Setiool, nod on other special' afaim. 'A number not exceeding ten Children may then be elected, nineteen baying been elected at ',he Quarterly Court holden in Fehrmiry last. .1. El. MORGAN, Secretary. The'Flalf-yeprly PITBLIC EXAMINATION of the CHIL (MEN win take plaee at the School-house, John's Wood, on Wednesday, the 14th instant, al Twelve o'Clock. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was pnb!isheil. In OctaVo; price 6s. in boaras; the Third Edition of It. WATK-IN' PRINCIPLES of CON VEYANCINC:, designed for the t7se of Students; with an•lntrOduetion on the Study of that BrauCh of the-Law; with considerable Additions. . •- Sy GE(llt.il; MORLEY, of the Inner Temple, And RICHARD HOLM Es,coarE, of Lincoln's Inn, EScirs. BarriSters-at-Law. London : Printed for.Moseph Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond.Qtiay; This bay were published, , In One Volume, - Octavo, price les. boards, qr . fIE POETICALIiEMAINS of the late Dr JOHNI:LEILIF.I:, with MEMODIS of his LIFE. 13y the.llev. JANIUS MORTON. • Printed flr Longman, Hurst, Pees, Orm , , and Brown, London ; and A. Constable and C'o. Edinburgh. RUBENS' GALLERY, No.' 61, two doors from' 'the British Gallery—lS NM' OPEN to the -Public, an EXHIBITION of COPIF;S, by R. 11.. lie;nagle. from the tbrce• Magnificent Pictares by Ittineiss,' in the Museum at Antwerp, 'viz. The Crocisxion of our Saviour ; The Adoratiiin of the Mairi, on the Same scale ,of magnitude, near 'l5 fret .high; and The Entombment, &c.—Admittance, One Shilling each Person. Descriptive Catalogue, with three Engravings, is. Open from Ten till D u s UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARA- C 1 N'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NORTH. Four Inside Coaches,the Best Horses, and keep excellent Ti ne. By W. AIOITIT.kiN and Co. SARACEN'S ItIEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.. THE following pos - r-coactiEs, MAIL COACH.ES, &c. set out from the-Naraeva's Head Inn, Snow-Hill.— • The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Coal), Light. Coa, nnly one Niglit on the Road, carrying .Four Insides and Four Outsides, sets nut every. Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at Six o'crock, through Duitstalde, Woburn, Lathbory,- Northampton, V.'elford, • Lutlerworth,-Hinekley, therstone, Lichfield, hugely, Stone, NewcaStle, Knutsford, Warrington and Prescot. , • • . SOUTHAMPTON, T.,yiningt on, Winchester, and Basing stoke. New Four Inside:Coach at half-pa 4 Seven o'clock in the Morning,- arrives at tl Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by Five o'clock:—'Phis ik a most delightful' Conveyance . . to the Isle 'if Wight, Jersey, 'Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace, Cheri,nrgh, &c, • SHREWNBUI3-I', Wellingtint, and Shjtfnal, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o'cluch.-7-Guarded. • WF.TII - 1( !UTII, Dorchester, Blandford, Salishury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The Weymout h Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, .Cherbarg, St. Ma.. loc.'s, &C. • EXETER, Plymouth, Weymonth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, Nevt Post Coach, every Morning, at Seven. o'c!pck, through Honlton„Axuainster, Bridport, Bhindford, Basingstoke; and - Bagshot. EGSTON, Spald'rng• Peter borough, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail Coach, i sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimshy, and Hall • •BATH and BR OL Thing Post-Coaches, through "Ch ip penham, and. Marlborough, every Aft,rnoon . ; arrive at Mr. - May's, the Greyhoond inn,- Bath, and the London- Ta Yern, Thomas-street, and the swami, Bristol, 'next Morn ing. —Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, T.kunton, Exeter, Ply. mouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out svery Morning, at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stanford, S;ewark, net ford, Doncaster, and Ferry, bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leek,. next- morning:- Not withstanding`the uucuuintcin Exoedition of this Coach, it is alloWed to low the agieeahle and Complete Public Con veyance on tlae North - It:mid, being unequalled in Accommoda 7 any - other. - GLASGOW,• Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries- Znownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, and alt Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily): • • YOR-., Scarborough ' Whitby, Shields, ,Sunderland, New castle, and E.linburgh,New Four Inside Coach, with a Gnard thromr.boat; set= out every Morning Ifysway of Newark . , ReV ford, faucistcv, Darlington, Northalltrton, Durham, Mut petit, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the lengtt. he journey,. may rest what. time they please, and then proceed without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, !!:. , kindon, llanishury. LinngerfOrd, and Newlnsry Post Coach, at.S.ereo, Morning. BI EDGENORTH & 'Va Isal New, Post Coach, ever y es-cuing. - CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, FonrlnsulePost, Coach, and a Guard all the vay, passes through Brough- ApPleby, Greatabridge, Rich m ond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, A berford - , T.) ,, c , . , cter, and Grantham, Sets ont every Morning, and perfor:ns the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained_ oa the Road by husiness on pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their SeatS . heing se cured in the next Coach. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-tansdale, Bolton, Charley, einiskirk, and . Garstang -Post Coaches,:e.Vcry After ► noon, at. Five o'clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL,' cutsford, Stone, and . Litch aeld, •Post Coach, .called The Defiance, every, Evening at Five o'clUck, to the Sartieen's 'Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver 000l.—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Pest-Coach, every Mprning, at Half-past 6. CHEgEIt, Newport, Whitehurch, Tarporley, Nantwieh, Northivich, and Middlcwich Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. ' ij — S A NDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn!, new Coach, every Nlorninzt, to the_George Inn, Sunderland. • MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsall A nd Wolf rhamptun, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Roc:, in-ham, every Morning. BIRNIINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets ont every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at I`!toon. Passes hy Daventry, Soutbaw, Leamington, Warwick, New castle, Lawton, and Congicton,• to the Saracen's 'kaki, Bull street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and - Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Marko-place, Hull. DOVE R., , Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rantsgate, Cant crhury, Fever,hato, Chathaus, Rochester, ana Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night, „ . . ,• , . HERTFORD, Ware, Hoidesdim, and Chcshunt Coack, every Morning. oTTF.NHAM and EdMonton Coach (daily), at Eleven,. TwO, Five, and Eight o'Cluck. • .11. LAY's Original Waagons .and.Coaohes, to. Newbury, Swindmi„-dlmurn, Lainhourn. Hunger ford, Chilton, Reading, airy all .PlaceS adjacent, daily.. WAGG . To iiEIfIEL HEMPSTEAD, W:ltfirrdand Stan in ore,Th ree Times a . DIsS, Beceles, Bungay, Bu. y, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Mooday. • •,. cutENcEsTER, Abingdon, Henlen Bristol, and Glon 'cis' , Times a Week. sOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Runisey, Lyndhurst, Ly auington, Christchurch, Ringwood, For'dinghridgr, Wi Poide, Isle of Wight,'siersey, and Guernsey, Waggon* Dai SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twiclicohara, Twice'a. Week. 'GREENWlillaint WOohvich, every Day. TO ETEN HAM and y.dmouton, eve" y Day. B. W. .MOU T NAIN and to. 'respectfully acquaint • their Friends and tlittYilblic, that they will not b e at:countable fir any Parcels. Passengeri , Luggage, 'Writings, Plate, ice. for ;a , ire ition rim P4,:inds Value, if stole r:, lost, in damaged, un• es• e..1t,;-utt as. suet, mud the lit3nranee.paid for accuril„ingly, itthe Sasaccu's Head lan, :,:uow-hill,.CyriOn. To the LADIES, and i . ..)THERS, who VALUE the PRESER. • VATION of their .TEETI-I, - • rrlcE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN DENTIFRICE, At or : AROMATIC ROSE PASTE.-4This incomparablr Article is with confidence recommended as being composed by a Medical Gentleman of Eminence for the Use of the imPFRIM, FAMILY of , RUSSIA, and is also -patronized by the BRITISH ROYAL F"AMILY, and Ladies of the first dis tinction. It beautifies the Teeth without injury to the ena mel, • preserves them from decay, and givei sweetness to the b rea th, as well as removing pain ?Lt.:l soreness of the mouth and'gtrins it is the most innocent and agreeable Dentifrice. Sold for the Pioprietor, No. 40, Charing-cross, • near the Admiralty, London, in pots of • is. 9d. and (id. each, Duty incloded, and by appointment, At Bath, by Mt. Watts,' Ne k'V' Bond-street. Brighton, - Saunders, St..lanies's-street. Medford, - .Palgrace. Birmingham (3, }lndoor', High-street. Cambridge. • 'F. Watson, Druggist. Dbileaster, • •Sheardown,• Bookseller. ,aud It. Wilson, Perfumer. Hull, , - .1. Rodford, BOokseller. Huntingdon, Lova, - • • ditto. - Yort, • - ('ante. • and Wolstenholme, Bookseller. Also by one respectable Agent i'n each principal Town. FRAUD PREVENTED.' • , TO counteract the marry attempts that'are daily art. made to iropose.on the unwary a Spurious C.:imposition in,,tead of the GENUINE LIL ACKING prepared by -DAY and MARTIN, they li;tve adopted a new Lahel, in which their Signature and Address ' • 97, High Holborn, i$ so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust all .attent iuo to this, : and the difference of the. Tyc l *,' which is unlike all Letter-press; will enable Purchasers at. once to detect the Imposition. the REAL-JAPAN BLACKING, made and' sold whOle sale by DAY andW. :IRVIN, 97, High" H o lborn, an d re tailed by'the principal GroCers,Druggists, Bouhselleri, Iron tnitngers, Yerftnets, 11. tot-makers, Sze. in the United Ring., story, in Bottles at (id, vd and Is. 60. tddl. CIIAMRAT'V, H ANIF 1, PER RIN, WANOSTROCHT, This DAy was PublisliPti, in price Ss. hound, AsE,QuELA. the- . FRENC I-I EXERCISES qf Charnhand, Hamel, Perrin, W'anostrocht, and of Graminars ; fl practical Cinide t 9 Translate from Eng lish goad French, on a new Plan, with Grammatical Notes. By G. H. POPPLETON. _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be bad, ' A Key to Poppleton's French Exercise; ; being a Trans lation of the various t*rcises contained in that Boob. In 12ni0.• price 2s. Gd. hound. ' ' This Day was published, In Fire VOlunies, 1260 , price 11. iss. the Third Edition of TH.E. SCOTTISH lEFS ; a Romance. \ • By Miss JANE PORTER. . _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, , Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may he had, by the same. Author, Thaddens of Warsaw, r a Novel, the 7th Edition, in 4 vols. limo. price las. boards. • The Pastor's Fire-Side, a Novel, in'4 vols. 1 rno. the second Edition,-price 11. t Is. 6d. boards: • This Day was puthished, In T;vo Volumes, Foolscap Oct;:vo (tbe Fifth Edition), price 16s. hoards, of RODERICK, the LAST of the GOTHS, a • TRAGIC POEN'. Fy ROBERT SOUTHEY, , Esq. Poet Laureate, Member of the Royal Spanish Academy, of the 'Royal Spanish Academy of HiStory ; and of the Royal institute of the Netherlands. Printed for Longman, ,Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. , Of whom . may he bad, Mr. Sonthev's Poetical 'Worlis, complete in 14 volume's, 12mo: price 51. 10s. 6(l4 . boards ; ally of which may be had se parately. CAMPBELL'S, POETICAL WORKS, ILLUSTRATED. • Day were pahlished,. In Fonlschp Octavo, (a now Editiori. Illostraied by-Encrar ines frow,Dcsigns h K.Aall, R. A.) price M. hoards, of . . T HE. PLEASURES o HOPE,. with other POEMS.—By THOMAS CAMPBELL. 'Printed for fain4man, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and litirling and Slade, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author. Gertrude of Wyoming . , .or the Pennsylvanian Cottage, and other Poems, In Foolscap Octavo, the 7th Edition, with En gravings by C. Heath from Designs by Westall, 9s. boordS. The Plateis may be had separate to illustrate the former Editions • of these Works.—The Pleasures of Hope, 9s. Quarto, and ss. Foolscap Octavo.,-Gertrude of Wymuirig, 75. quarto, and 4S - .. c roc4dap OctAvo. ' . .This Day were published, In t2mu. price ss. 6d, bound, TORY NTRODUCTORY GREEK EXERCISES to those of Neilson, Dunbar, and others; arranged un der Models, to assist the Learner. • ',By` NkTHANIEL HOWARD. 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Earl 'of LirerpboN.._ .‘ , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs, Orn4, and Brown, London. '[PRICE SEVENPENCI Et)it 11.. 3tiN. MR: EDITOR—The Readers of your Paper in this City are Much gratified by your daily extrActs fro►u the Loudon lournak, but we _think yors ought to give us the opittiO;ls of the Conductors as well as the facts Which they nat.rate, for then, we shall be able to judge of the Pro and Con, and possesi a comprehensive notion of Stat e Affairs; • t Oxford, May 6. 808 SHORT. *,* We shall endeavour to gratify uur Cot rcsponden: as often as we properly can; but there can he no'necessity for circulating the crafty delu sions and svec;ions mischief of, the Jae ,, hin Flints, which are only caletilated to disturb I Ito fllllll9 of the People, and promote the ends of Faction. LONDON JOURNALS. trROM` THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [British Press.] So satisfactory has been the conduct of the Marquess of Hastings in India, we underatand it has been intimated to turn that be may retain his government as it snits his health and pleasure. [Morning Herald] • Cape of Good Hope letrers, Which were received on Friday from the Cape of Good Hope, state that some detachments .of the British troops sta r boned in the interior of that settlement had been suddenly surprised and slaughtered by the natives, instigated by some deserters, <lir disbanded pri— yates,of the late Cape regiment. These adyiee add, that the 24th Light Dragoons, who hap— pened to touch at the Cape in (hi it way to India, had been landed there, arid, immediately marched, up the country. Very large sales, we Understand, are now making oFTpench stock, said to be either with a view to render the produce, available to the loatl, or to rake advantage of the improvement iu the exchanges expected to follow the payments in bullion by the Bank, and which alone will pro bably constitute a handsome profit. It is .snr- Inked, that a great portion of the produce of these sales will be remitted to this country in silver. The fact well is known, that large importations of that metal have taken plabe Iconi France, andl more are expected. One eminent house in the city had consignments last week to the value of .30,0001.—(Ib4d) It is reported that the Earl of Pife is to . have the green, rihhatid %;;acaol by the death of the of Bueeleugh. - -- (Ibid ) [Morning Post .3 The Report of the Bank CoMmittee has pro.. doced some effect upon the Fonds, chiefly ?torn its recommendation to Government to repay the Bank part of their advances—a measure which, if adopted;: would necessarily increase the magni tude of the Loan. The Official copy of this Re port fines. not enable us to add any thing to the correct -statement of all its particulars %thief: we were enabled to lay before our Readers on Friday lasL " [New Times.] Private letters from Stockholm, of the 23d of April, state; that the prices of grain there have declined so suddenly, and to so great a dt!gree, that many of the farmers, as well as those who trade in that necessary article, will probably be ruined, or at least undergo very heavy losses -- The trade in timber*, which has been several years in a languishing state, is said to he reviving'. Orders were daily received trout British ports, particularly from Hull end Bristol ; end a single merchant of Norw4y has concluded a contract the delivery of deals to the value 'of 30,0001. [The Times.] itls stated by a Flemish Mail, that a consider.; able. emigration of Russian vassals having taken Place,trom she frontier 'of Russia into Poland, it was 'proposed by the Cabinet to adopt some Ines.: *ores for getting- the poor emigrants, restored by the Polish Authorities, when the Emperor with his usual integrity declared, that as the constith lion of Poland held out security to settlers, it sho'tild never he violated 'in that or fly other arti cle, Active negociations, it app!ars, were car ried on bet Ween Stockholm, St. Petershurgh, and Copenhagen. A .Spanish paragraph speaks with. high confidence of the discipline, equipment, and zeal of . the 20,000 soldiers who have been so long collected at-Cadiz, and *ho bid fair to conAtitat. there so much longer, before they leave the shores of Europe. By this writer we are assured that there are no disturbances, no discqntents; rtia 'banditti, throughgnt ,the, whole of Spain ,; and that the only misfortune of that, well-governed and .happy country is the want of a free press, by the worhl, instead of being made acquaiut- . .ed with the grievances and sufferings °mkr which tbe Spaniards have been supposed to labour.. would soon be thoroughly convinced and satisfied that they have no grievances at all. 'The conspi rators against the - life of the Duke of Wellingtpn are said to have appealed to the Court ot Cassa tion against the sentence of the Tribunal which has condemned them, o rri' v 1114 Prc - Pr oo d ~s e ll BP' „ s ta' ouglj - : f oitoil or i1), bout 9 0 ch 10‘ 1 g if ig OY , es 0 itiat4 ciely c on' bat 3 , 05'; Se °E lest' 3id c. I, ti.t 'eo L 4 tO ......... ;:# 1 s (i. °I 6ilrcN f age o ipo6e,c 'anC C : cunt