The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-27 00:00:00

. • To all eases where any Suleries, Itccs, WiLgell*r other, Perquisites or. Profits, 'or any Annuities, Pensions or Sti peoas, shall be payable at the receipt of the Exchequer,. or at any Public Office, or byany ()timer of His Majesty's Hoesehold, any.of His Majesty's Receivers or Paymasters, or by. any Agent or Agents employed in that behalf, then and in every suck case the Duties chargeable ender' this Act in respect of such Salaries Fen, Wages, Perquisites, or Profits, or in - IttpeZet of sueli'Annuities, Pensions, or Stipends, shall and 'May, in case of non-payment thereof, be detained sod stopped Tut of the same, o r out of any money which wall be paid Upon such Salaries, Fees, Wages, Perquisites, or Profits, or such Annuities, Pensions, or Stipeeds,or for the arrears. 'thereof, whenever the same shall hapOeb, and bc applied to the satislattion of the Duties on such Offices or Employ- ments, or on such Annuities, Pensions or Stipends resped ively (not being otherwise paid) in the mauner-diteeted by - this Ad.. ttli. In all eases where the Salaries, .Fees, Wages, Allow.. toces, or Profits of any Of fi cer er.Offiters chargeable to the. Slid Duties, shall notarise out of any of Offices mention ed iwthe foregoing: rule, but shall otherwise arise from any Office or Empl o yment o f profit chargeable to the said Duties, and the Salaries, Fees, Wages, 'Perquisites, or Profits; shall be payable at such Office by any Officer or Officers thereof, • ler by any Receiver or Receivers of the same respeetively, - or by any -Agmt or Agents employerin that behalf, the Duties 'Cliargeableunder •this Ad in respect of such Salaries, Feesr, Wages, Perquitites, or'Protits, shall be detained and stopped lino' the same, or out of any money which shall be paid upon s uell Salaries, Fees, Wagtis, Perquisites, or Profits, or for ar . `yea ts . ttiereol, whenever the same shall happen, and be applied 'to the iatisfactioh of the Duties (not otherwise paid) in the . Manner directed by this Act. • 7th. Such portion of slid Duties on-Offices Or Earloy meats-yr Profit, or Pensions, charged with any sum or sutras • !)r• money payable to any oilier . person or persuos out of the `Salaries, Pees, - Wages.. PerqUisite.s,. or Profits of any Office t'i• Employment of profit, or out of any 1 ) ,:i15t..11, Althttity, or Stipend, hereby charged, shall be deducted by the Officers Parsons entitled thereto, any paying the said Duties out Of the sums payable to such other person or, persons as a likt - rate on sums ospectieel would amount unto, end ell such persons their Axons s ort Receivers, shall allow such . deductions arid payments, upon receipt of the residue of such • stli. Such portion of the saici,tities charged on any office. ortatiployment of profit, executed by toy Deputy or. Clerk, or other person employed under the principal in s-ch office, amt paid try such principal out of the salary, fees, wagesi qi..,:sites, or pro fi ts of such principal, shall be deducted out or II , : salary or wages so payablC, as a like rate on such salary sir vv.yes would amount tune ; awl all such Deputies, C lerk"s, end other Persons so employed, shall allow to their respec tive principals such deductions and payments upon the re ceipt of the residue of such salaries or Nages. • • ,9th. In estimating the duty payable for any office or ern ploYrneltt of piutit, or any pension, annuity, or stipend, all • ,cliarixs necessarily . incurred in the execution of such office, of in receiving the solar es, tees, wages, perquisites , and pro , * f its ttogreut, or in passing the accounts belonging te.such ot -I,e, or in the receipt of such pension, annuity, or stipelid, bhall be allowed to be deducted ;- provided a due account theret., be rentler L d to t h e said Commissioners, and proved to their satisfaetiou. zeirstiteroxs rsol4 ?lit SAID UUTILS• Any military officcr meter the rank of in muster, by ;he Al ustcr Master General of His Alajesty's army, or in IQ) in His li l ej4sty's - iirmy. my officer in the Militia under the rank of C"rmiligSion from flis Nlajeo - ty, or the Lieutenant or any Coutlty or Riding. Aui officer in His Ma jesty's of b ono. on the books o f any ik Nay) , tinder tne.rat or i; 1 . pay in Ai a • . s hip belon i ging to His hlijesty. Je‘tY's haw/ in respect•of such offices only.' MM I.S. AUL. ienell 2 11.11tibutzli - - - AN X I , ' ID. 0 PRICE O STOCKS, ck 'CLeICK. Till& DA AT TWLL C,MSDIS . • "' 174 THE SUN. •VLSM QVIS DICILFS ►ALSVM auusAr? ' LONDON, 3UN.E IEO3. Orr Saturday night a Russian Messenger landed ai Doverfrom an open boat carrying a Flag of Truce, and immediately proceeded for Town. He brought a Dispatch from M. MARCO FF at Paris to Count M'ottotvzow, no doubt relative to the Mediatory Vegotiation going on at Paris. The Moniteur of the 2 . 0, which arrived yester day) is filled with Addresses to the First Consul; and also the,Mandates of the Inferior Clergy to offer. up Prayers for the success of, the Republican Arms. They are couched in terms not only adulation, but of the most gross blasphemy. • We'are happy to observe, that there is not a 3in. gle cartUra of an English Vessel announced in the coliteotr. Orrerr as we have been called upon to bear tes.. thtmny to the great and important exertions of Mr. Pr rr, we never remember an occasion in which . his patriotic zeal and splendid talents. more demanded our admiration, than in the present cireurnstancesof the Country. His condua forms a striking con. l i Iran to that of the Leaders, either of the old or the aew Opposition. While we are preparing against Invasion—while danger threatens the Nation—he. disdains the War of Party ; his objeft alone is the safety of the Country. • There are . none.who more admire the Talents of Mr. Fox than 'ourselves ,; but whatever %.ve think of his Talents, he never yet has given us an op., portunity of admiring either his Judgment or his Patriotism. Whenever the•itate of things seems to present a prospett of the Success of Party; he at tends Parliament, and he is alivc: When it . affords . ilie ppportonity of rendering himself useful to the Country. he is' absent. He surely cannot have forgotten how — much his popularity suffered by. absence .during the Mutiny in the Fleet.— Wily- will he neglett the oppertoit recoter.• lug now what At that time he lost V. He can. not be inseusible. •'7le exigency of our situation and if •(as it is said)/ Me thinks the Ministry totally • weak and inefficient, that is surely a reason why, when his Country is in'danger, he s hould strength en Cheat with his advice and assistance .unless indeed, like Mr. h e bas received a ritaimix; 4 n it melee to oppose all the. measures (.4 Go cfP l c' , until the Government give him a larier'eetainci 'to pp port all their measures. • WWI .I , ,t4?eet to Att 2'vr-qv bpokis it; we Ctt n t elamplaini because they have ate iast attentied ther duty in critical tinsel ; and although they have na brought forward any pranical scheme' of F'inanc, or. of defence for the Nation, they have - tit least cussed, in a Parliamentary way, ,those which hate been.prnposed. Besides, upon their view of tie subjed (extravagant and 'exaggerated as we my think it), it is their duty to„oppose the Administri. tion, - if (as INC understand) their opinion of the pre. sent Administration is, -that it is a compound of in. .capiteitrand imbecility-that. they-arc totally un. equal to tire production of pny good plan, either for the . security or the welfare of the Nation . —lf they think that the best plans* would te spoiled in the execution in such feeble hands— if this is really their opinion, ,they must, do every thing in their pOwer to change the Administration ; .but they would do well to examine carefully this opinion—to see. that it is,well founded, before they risk the ruin of theitCountry by pushing such an opinion:to extremities. , N We lament, in common with the great majority of the Nation, that the Administration is not stronger. The exclusion of the great Politi:al Talents of the Country from a share in the Executive Gov . ernment of it, is a great evil, and e will'1) f elt to be so, more and more, as our dangers increase. When' we want Energy, Afiivity, Decision, when. we have BONAPARTE to contend with, it is poor consolation to tell us that Mr. ADDINGTON is a very,good sort of may. We certainly believe his moral charader to be excellent, and no person ever took more pains to conciliate and to satisfy every body, but thC times are too serious to be wasted in idle and ill-applied compliments. If we have offended any persons (as we are told ~we have), b:4ause we `do not chose to insert extra. vagant panegyrics, we. can only say, that we shall away% he ready to do justice to the merits of every part of the present, Administration, whenever we discover them ; but. we Shall not compliment them at the expence of the besi interests of the ,Ciuntry. glut Mc.:. ADDINGTON credit for the best intentions possible; and we are sure he will never make. any attack upon our Constitution ; hut we want somebody now to dtfintit. The loss of Ila. no , ver will, we trust, at least teach him to take measures in time fir the preservation of the British ,Thopire. The Administration want she spur, : not the Aridly. ' Prudence and Micret;o,/ they have in great abundance, but these are virtues of a most changeable quality, arid are often spoiled in 'their application. While the moment requites gotir, and all the measures of energy seem tti be 'ajar' ed by others, it is in vain to hope that the Nation will have confidence in Ministers. These are circumstances to be lamented, but in our present • 'situation it behoves every map to be at his Post, and to render his' best assistance. Our Pit duty is - to repel the Enemy , ; \ and when we have saved our Country' ficrn the great'danger which threatens it, we may then resume the fair cu! u cif Party, which;confined within its fair li mits, we sfralLeirer contend to be of general benefit to the. interests of the CoMmunity. 0,1 Friday morning four Messengers, G0,./.181.1., Ross; CUsBlll E R, and another, arrived kohl the different Secretaries Of State's Offices, to His MA. 3EST at Kew Palace; after inspeeting the Dis.' patches and returning the Messengers, His MA. JEiTY walked in Kew Gardens, accompanied by the Duxss of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, and Mr. GatviLLE. At ten o'clock the horm, FANIILY • took an airing- in ' three open 'Carriages in Kew and Richmond Gardens; HIS MAJESTY drove one of the plumons, accompanied by the PR INCES3 GUST/1. HIS RoyaP Highness the DUKE of CUM. BERLAND and Mr. GRSVILLE attended them on horseback. At twelve o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY set off_ from Kew for Windsor, in two coaches and four, with their usual eiCorr, and arrived before two o'clock. .• On Saturday morning at half past nine o'clock, - His Royal klighpess,the DUK e of YORK arrived at the Qua eti'S Lodge, and had his usual. weekly terview with HIS MAJESTY on, Military affairs,. in which he subMitted to HIS MAJESTY'S Inspec tion a musket on a new an&impiuved.construCtion. At eleven o'clock ,His MAJESTY, accompanied by the PRINCESSES SOPIJIA and Asaw A, and attend. ed by Lady ELfZABETH . 1 7 1-IYNNE and General GARTH, took an siring on horseback, in Windsor Great Park. HER MA,ISTY and the PaiNCESlits gLIZAIr Rill and MART, attended by Lady AYLEI. • BURY, tObk an airing to Frogrtiorti and walked a' considerable time in the Gardens . there. About tWO o'clock they returned to.the Lodge. H er Royal Highness the"PitINCEsS AUGUSTA tentledby the Marchioness of BATII•and two daugh. tees, And Lady ELY took an airing in a Sociable, in the Great Park, by Virginia Water, ant through ~t h e beautiful plantations' near it,-and retUrned hotile by Englefteld, Green. Aftct dinner the ROYAL - PA. MILT Went•lo Frogmore. 1,-fi c terrace at Windsor, w a s Mort nutnerously •attended on Saturday , evening ;Ilan . arty - evening this but the Comployy,mlcr. di .oppointed in the grat ificalion of seeing , the ROP , AL' FAMILY; who o nexpeCtedly Went to FrogiAnte to drink tea. The band "61 the StOrordshild* - 4t6,1,j; and plJYed for thy . atuwement of the company. Hart itattd atleilded, bor on neCnitnt of the noh.artendance of the:Rtti•rt,L F.iMi thq.did not play, On the return of the Li , from Frogutore they had a Concert at the Queen's Lodge. }lts MAlEstr Aid not attend I.Mine Service yesterday morning at ao s elock, as he is . accustoMed to do, on account of MT. HUNTER, senior, and two other Messengers, arriving at 7 n'elock with dispatches from Ministers, which ogaged 'the at.: tendon of Hls MAjtSTY till past nine o'clock. —Her Royal Highness the princess. EL:zA n Eytt , attended by the Countess of ELY, General GAaTti, and Major DEsnaow, went to St. Genry,e's Chapel about half past 8. Soon after to o'clock the ROyAt. F4D4ILY, at tended by the Marchioness ,of . .13,.yrit and three Daughters, Countesses of ELY .and. AYLit.ltultY, General GARTH, and Major .•Desustow, walked front the Queen's. Lodge to St. George's Ciithedral; , as the Royal Party 'entered the.Court.yard, they were . met by a number of persons of ; among .them wele the,Earl of UxBRIUGE and Lord MULGRAYE, whom Their MAI.EtTI.EI conversed with. The Staffordshire Militia, and the 13.11 Regiment of Light Pragoons were dra ottr, and saluted Their MAt Esro Es as they pa7,sed, while their Bands played " God Saw The . Bishop of NoßWlcit , attended as Dean, .. 4 d. read part .of the Church Service, A veryotecileot Surrnno Was preached by Dr. LAN.GFnftll, from die 7th Chapter and the Solt \Tune of St. Luke : " And he said tv the woman, Thy faith bath savcd then, go in pe:“.c." ,_ • Afterthe Sermon an Anthrri was sung by Mews. VAUGHAN. SAI,:vI(iN and (Jitters, and :vit. Syx.ro.tv the Orgdnisrplayed a very appropriate Voluntary, one 'Of-FrAkoit.'s celebrated chormses, Pch , dd the Lamb of C;Cql," front the /Ile%rsiab. The Choir was crowded' With Beauty and Fasitint , ; and the town being very full of Company all the nns over. flowed with guests. . . TIT EIR MAj ESTI BS and the PR t ESsES, aCCOM r panted by his itnyal Highness the PuicE of C:A.*. I DO . E attended by the Marchioness of LIATit, and rwoDaughters ; Lidy ay', the Earl of Ux. nRIDGir, General GARTH, Mo) ;1' ,DEtallOyV, &C. borKilliCLl the Theatre Royal, Windsor with their presence on Friday evening. The. flume was most elegantly filled in every prr,'at a very early .hour: The ,Cometly of . 704 B,!1 was ex. ceedingly . well, performed, F.‘v,(:. FITT never played the Brazier with mare spirit and Correctness; in short the Charaners of . the CotiLly were all well supported. The RoyAL, F4MI I.Y appeared: unich gratified and pleased with the Perform:nice, which went off,With great applause. On Saturday afternoon the Pit. I NC a, of WALES rev turned to Londnn front liibury Races. Saturday evening the young Gentlemen of Econ cl'ollege, according tn,anntial•Cll4loo),AVCllt iti Six eight-oared Cutters [non .Eton-bridge to Snr.. , ley Hall the scat of . Mr.2Tow KIFY WARD*.--r They were dressed in their 'ttnifoimsofsdk Jackets, Caps, and Feathers. Each Boatliati an elciiatit Flag displayed at the stern; The weather being markably fine, great numbers were attraaed to view , the sight front the shore. The • y wing Gm "Nolen will eontinue,this: Arnobemeot every Satur. day tin their BarthAnnew 'I.IIC CQALCtte of Saturday night:, contains an Order in Council: 'for continuing, 'till the 3 tit of December next ) the Bounties to Sedmon coo: ring the Royal Navy. It likelwi,e contains an . oider,. prohibiting the exportation; acid alloseing the im portatiou,of Corn, Provisions; &c. till . the sdat of September:next. Mr. VANSITTART was at the Bank. all Friday . forenoon,. closeted with the Bank Diret9ots.'' It% .said there is some objeCtion to stopping the cent. out of the Dividends at the Bank: • • LordM ELVILLE kit town'fut Scotland on rd.. day morning. • , Mr. •Ltkrox; .atiendtAl !ry- Mr. Da Ecs rNn the :Messenger, lett Town. on Sastitday morning for Yarmouth, where they will *embark 'on board the ifiverkyst Frigatti Nt- Copenhagen. ,* It is said to he in contemplation to create I Tis Royal Highness , the — DyKE of el;Alt . .eNC E, Marshal of Marines, • The T.atl* of BERKELEY. has tirrived; at Torts ' mouth to take the•Cornenand . of theiBouth Glowes'. to Militia, at that price'; and therEarl of Essex; the Herefordshire, 3it Gosport. • • On 'Monday evening 'last the "enrollmeot com menced f os s the' First Battalion'of the leennd' Regi 'mem' of Royal Edinburgh Volunteer's; of five tired and fifty, tnen, and 'the Argim`elit . was com pleted in three hours and a quarter front the time Id opening the books. • The County olAyr, at 'a meeting on the t gat inst, came to a resolution of offering to raise twa bat talions of volunteer infantry, of boo tier. each, with a proportion of cavalry and•artillery. The City of Glasgow' hak offered to 1.1i,;e one battalion of Soo men.. The Royal BuekingluttnAtire Militia on Saturby marched on the ground near Harwich front Col_ Chester., where they instantly. hitched A numerous Encampment is about to be forme& nn Watley Common, at ‘vhielt, reporcsays, MAJESTY intends to hoist the. Royal Standard:, A Camp is forming at Brighton, to ctinsist'tit, two battalions ofinfantry, the PR INC R's Potti7: and another regiment.oflight dragoons. • . , SOUTHWARK SC rl Ny.--On S.uurday a firmed vote, that is, the . vote uf a persou inhabititz 01,e IS a number of houses for' which the pr'opric . igs; - made a compromise for payment• ,of the 'taXes; conftrated - by the Assessor' In favour or Mr: Ti NEY. The name of 'the. the, giedor • was,. in the parish books, as rated for pyinerft or 'pa'riSh dins in. ;Common with the rest'of the inhabitants '; and thu :evidence appeared to die Asiessur to entitle the person to . eser'Ll.ise an Cledie franehige.. A Coml. - Martial was on Friday 'last held ! . )n imaid His Majesty's Ship Utrecht, at Sheerness, on -Lieut. AUGUTUs and the Gunner of .the Hound Sloop, Captain Kr ITti The former is dismissed the - Ship, and the htteris de- quitted. . _ - Sitturdak, %% - :1111e P . :.l4:lier. the Bruizer, wai; playing; At tennis) in St. M. l rtin-streer,,liwnatket, the bap,. in rebound.i ng , ;,stork liteye with ilut.;ll viQiace, as to 4 force i / from the socket. .. , . iv liv E IV s. om the LbitliON GAZ Eri"Ei Adoili-aly . .o . gre, lune zq. Exlras7 of a Letter on the Itmclottble ll7lllam Corruallir, iltiorrrai of the Nye, &r. h. Sir EZ/4.1 Arepedn, f arl. dated . _ . Igth iratamt. I haiie the honour to enclos,% for the information of the Lords Cottunisloners or the AdolitAlth x Letter 'dhich 1 reeeiv.3l tlria O“y frorii Captai ‘Vi I of the in writ:ink Itv:lbat theiVrv.:el 3tlinitant i,rovM 10 h;. the 13tt 4 ey freudi I:fig, item Isdartliuque - to 13:est. A tR, Sea ' ,:fl,l,*s, I beg leaile to intOrm you, t:!t: \ e ,sel 1 chased the 3 I Instant pros ed to be tb..! bet 4 ,, Natignal Brig; cow. nrindts4 by Citizen Avoya., Vaisseith.... sa d Eton"' Martinique the 14tii of o ; , rd. bound to lift:a, wos pierced for si3 guns, but hod only h.:lwo/I hood, and test:.) wen, t)ilh:ers. I tho,,h her "hi Mj . bail a V:3,4', not having either' irovisititts or store:, on. that I th ud,',)'' It most advno , ble to ttestrby-her. I have als. iw3 Dutch thel3 mouth. R. WiLL nrn , c. The lialtourable,4dmiral _ _ &c. &c, &c. 18:1 of aociher Leiter fro , ir Mi cf tbe Blur, tre. - to Sir, Ivkart Wype.vr i B.n;. 61% , ..a . ttk:t. k lI.tV tite honour to enclose, for . thClitiotinittion of the Lords etititun3sionei - ir of tltq Admiritity,•!a., letter to me Ca!trAtt Ay int:l - ; of the t)ragon, rj,yiq. an account (If his having • in con-11)111y with the — Eilitymto'n, cad) , * thin; mount - Ig, , IC in With anti captured rett.:ll rzaadmit Curvettc, La Colurnhc . , frou . t to•btyit: I have the lignour to Sze. • • CORN WA . ),LIS. • , r,- . • Dr. 107 ' furry IS, 18e3. 1 hay,: the lionolir of eirittainting 'you, teat early this inornittg:`,l;ll'.in with and capturet.l in tOinpaity %vial Ills Nlajcsiy's Shiii Endyinion, the'Natit,ll4l • CUEVCM 1.3 CO. IQll:r9e, eopper-hortottietypierced for sixteen guns, and had on ht,)4rd ttixty.tive num; ,turty c, Sys ?tout Martinico, bound to iiret, :tad commanded by Citoycn 144rr0,, Lieutenant tic VaLscatt. ~;~ I . have the holiour to be, ..8a; 1., AYLMER. The9nra.We cerntt;a7ir, Com . nranagr ig Odd &c. &c. . • .44;ir,1i0•••(d7ce,'..7sato iBO3. • Copt' of a Letter it 9 m dthniral illvttagen, annnander,in .11.:jeily't Sips and l'eurh ar - I'.ol . t.rn.w4th, to Ssr Evan ean.,B.A•t; dated the 240 in•ita silt; • • • • • . • Be pl9sed to inform the Lorci Commissioners of the Ad miraity, that the Albion Wiled' Cutter,. eoltiminti&l LieuteoAnt Maysun Wright, entployed On'theserViee of mit,: ing Men, has brought ,into t7tis Port, thu.stvigro)go, F lOC h. Privato:r, at four t:toriAke.gtins ;Lin twenty-sip; •rn:it ; had bevtt only-tvioditys-itom Crwrbourgh, aitti 1,4(i 1.,t trt:tilt; any CHIA For their Lordships' further ihtinination 1 enclose them Lieutenant W.right'b letttr. • . 1 have tits HoOtir to.be ' &re. • G. MONTAGU. . . . , slit, . itli#loN, PolsTtrl4,. ygx:.: l4 ,.ti 1 have the honour to acquatht yiA, tha't 'enlist - hit, pht4ttail,t to your directions, in His frpljeity'zif Fitted - Armed etittet , Ala bi o n e _pf six guns, .t went:, , -;tuvenOtien I.,at three P: 10: Hod 2,4, p'e Sa‘.. a Cut fer 4tan,.:ing totypv.l,, , load* aiii i; ill 0141 SC f at fi ve we I , rong;tt her to atihtt;'‘VT,leh r , tiftti.tt 61.)de,r0g , ' , ., ; ;e-' meotlwith,n pistol shot), vf air .hoiar'4lld.,*welce •littiitnelii dlo:;truck her cp100r , .,. :oat 111.,,osnizykipe titek l -14tri'F>u I' .; relich Cutter Prig , teer,' 4f tilt Garliage glitis twelity-tax, kettri jottri Sieur Griotter, - Calizititi; s bAringitifttit herfi;Mfr Olt, i„ it ilcw vodsrl, pil reed Int cit.:At wins;lllul walked en; , her utcrii, " 111) or cowei': two ci,vis.tio&lhr.,:jhrlrlttry ) , ankklitt • not takt.tt 4ny,fhou ; th;:ret,iits ni.4 ,tlity . iperich wooodi a ' boArd the .11 I bkon„. lon hail -:4 - lekAlitiot , in our hull, ;10 1 0 p t un distnount:. , I the Marengo iota three Men *04E144 4 1, o badly, anti 1,;:r Sail 4 and Rit 7 4;ilw,,eut,tolpl:,c,9,*,. -t— -i have.iikvbfitibtti. to hp, s.:n: , NiAVSON 141t1C,IiT. • ranir4l Mmvagu. Pl.ll' MOUTH', j urre Sr. jagoh WI I II: :1/4.)(11 aa , ta boll 10 AlTllitOrtla!ll,.• C.11)L0r , !•(1 by the. //ivy . ) vltecr, of Liverpciol, and die lia//,..)iff cotter: , 'fen., ci;!r . , to n fli4 ‘triiveti the Aymo Nth, ,Capt, it:bit/Amps, litivr, w:th timber; foot:Drain; and ,tim,Bovidot;Revinlie Cutter,. tx,pw„Cctuixti4 •alar thect444iiion Sloop of War, with a'Convtly from thetastwardo f y Sailed La Pivg Frigate „fo!4,iverpo4l. • It'll: ICH, It-NF 2 6.-- Tlifet! r t Ship i are station.:cloti ti i c f l.tcbour, at tlte• elitratic ulthe Wallet. ". '•` Packe.,t; Capt. 'jilt kled t iv . Pfterrrobn ivith • the' the Anekland, Capt.. Ilk roc P‘issen`... gerq, Toritlinro,. will the tie it tidr!. •• A Lug,ail ivat'eer ;600 eight miles off this tuts n, chaCed t Frig iirhallast,. whict foriilriately •esc;tp..l, 'and ':irirve'd in 11tts Itatboor. DUI ER, juNE,z6. r. A Russian Messerv i ter arrifett litSt ?tight onen linat Tru,‘e. froni %virli , Ntelies :ne waPtxtreitt:Fy anvit o to &put, set of 'to a I ),),t_cliais,,, and four :i tcw minute, after lie landed. The Expivit' Paeket, saitca tlii, afternoon w‘th • ,atla otAvy T cyftile.c,i P,issenzeis. . : C EXcIiANG,R, ju;;E. i 7. a. 1 Tstak.R is' not a full ~apply` oE.;Corn 'lit_ Market to day ; the latter part of '. 111.: ioreoonn s,les of „ . , .. ISt he were lteAiir, 'at ,abdut r 2s', 6010:4'11MT - 1 tam. 14th; Barley . - ail& 'Malt . ' rthain- in the TsaTrii-Vtiftei , and ..4noy . lower ; ,sorne,,,uf the fine, from Nottpli.t- !,art: rather higher than gnicral prices ..;,,, iii t ; efalw.44r 11aans,but liitlti differeueefi" . ol)eti . nd ; . .i)ati of b,rsr. quality for public service*e4 . l"itadily and dcat ; oth sertil are. dolt ';, iiieitrAVtailiet 169. -- . ' Wheat sos A iBi a tits on Tick. Bean* tu . r ''' 1 7 ' D . a - 3 r n I I".inClAlittl) ; ..,,, 14$ it ' s6d , Oast4 .. .' R 3 • 2 , A - -. . , I - . V. Rye , -33 a a 35% wt. Poland ditti, - airs a ~',,, 1 lirrly,, ~ 2 , -)8 4 24s (t f .I,ave St..!-.:,,t 1 . ,-. ; 354 . a :,9I Nfalt.! - - -., .0i A - 45i 6,3 I , ,LL: How: ~ t- .. ...0?, a 52q, . ;,,t tcrhit4 Pease 4as a 41a c:I. iCC011(15 -.-, - 4.43. a 4ti Beans - . , 3qn a'3 la tia i' . . .. Morning ape.n, contains the 7 °ing r tdl W ,g raph, .‘vitich l. linweyer, our Rut rnentinti of "WlVitteVer . :---:-'r Armin - is . reached Town 'yesterday that Sir Si pri !1' S:t44-tu had I,lllen in with it F,r,e40).. FMAt4 . I4, 4nd_ I s kati.e.otured Wtty Gur h ima l its....,.li . ` is , suprosed that: they were on the ir way from Helfand tty Boulogne, toi , atcis v Rich l we. know .42 at this . g:4lkn t Officer Oft; , Fruity its9tii:ligt,. Ike think that s-onovr,,!t r i lt , iy tlut cAppmo,?so.utoy ifi 11,1xe .114,1 4 4. 1 44,1 3 , 34 j .L , L4v , been etiparn‘ed ky sttly ,sdegraphic tiisratch rce;iive t t. at .tho L