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• enuld. liot be ddnif Witlnilik . the Sl - (thirioii.Of man is madetligible - : men of libe6l - edit'atioo, and expanded Minds, ought not to beehained to the put.: pit, hut have an opportunity to mix with the most enligbtened.charaaers of the day,' in order to keep', their minds Alive tc, every parr of literature and science that could adorn the mind, and add beauty and energy to their public !enures. Taking the whole of the Bill into consideration, he was con. vinced it would nOt answer the purpose intended. Sir WM. SCOTT made a short but able reply to the Hon. Gentlemen who had opposed the Bill. The fill was then read a third time. • Mr. BURDON proposed a Clause to exempt ceased Preachers of Proprietary Chapels, from the Letter of the Bill, but which Clause was not agreed to. Mr. POLE CAREW proposed the following Clause, " That Patrons shall have the power, on resenting to a Living, to render that Living void In case of Non-residence, by giving .six.. months no dee."—Negatived. Mr. FE t.Lowrs proposed a Clause giving to the Pation of a Living, or the Churchwardens of a Parish, a right of appeal to the Archbishop, where they conceived tliat Leave of Absence had been itn. properly granted. Sir WM. SCOTT opposed the Clause, which, after a short conversation between Sir R. Buvrox, Dr. LAWRENCr, and the Mastek of the RoLLs, was negatived. Mr, SIIIRIDAfr proposed an Amendwesit, pro- Vided that nothing herein contained shall extend, Or he construed to cxtend, SC) as to subjr4l. any Spi ritual Person holding by Lease any Lands, 'l'ene inents, or Hereditaments, previous to the 6th of t 803, to any penalties for cultivating the same. . . `This produced a conversation of some length, in which Sir W. SCOTT, , Mr. Rung, Sir ROB. 1311 X. TON, Mr. Gittaoß, and Mr. IIiKAGGE took part, which ended .in adopting ,the substance of the' Mo tion in another part of the Bill; after which the question was put for the passing of the Bill; on which the House divided, For passing the Bill - 4° Against It .. 5 The other Orders of the Day were then disposed ef, and at a Quarter before Eleven the House ad. journed. MAILS. DUI. }Tolland I • e. . V remeh $ - • *RR iv E.G. Pktet OF 'STOCKS, Tilts DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. tilliSOIS 57 fur Money I Consbls sS d ror Opening THE SUN. QUIS DICIRI PA LIILIM AUDIA T P LONDON, MAY Wtt yeaterday learnt that the French Messenger came over .oh Tnesday, under the, pPetext of Dispatche s ft,r M o SCHIMINFLPPNNINCK i brought over 50Irie ncw Proposition to our Government, ,but whirh W 33 rejea e d, an d t h e Messenges itnmediately sent bath., Yesterday, about halt-p;... twelve o'clock, HER MAJESTV and the PRINCEssEs AUGusTA, &ern, MARI. anti AmcLi A, arrived at St. James. ?educe ; and His MAI ssiry arrived soon after one. The Drawing-Room commenced about two o'clock, which was attended by the PatticisS Of WALES ; • DUK.IS OfCLAR INCE and GLOUCEsTER, PRINCESS SorritA of GLOUCIisTER, the Archbishop of CAN.. vekautty, the Archbishop of Yoax, the CuAN. ctramit of the EXCHIQUER, SECRETARIES of STATE, SECRETARY at WAR, the JUDGE MARTIAL mud ADVLICATE GENERAL, the SPEAKER of the Howe of Commons, the Loan MAYOR of LondOn, the Sheriff Qf London (Sir RICHARD.WELCH); and the following Nobility and Gentry Duke , —Portland,' Roxburgh, Gordon, Hamilton, and Rut. Lind. piarreiTher—T)orset, Marlborough, Rutland, Dowager Rut land. Gordon, and Northumberland. Attrypirrer—Clreello, and Downsliire. illarchiotertes-- , Bath, Townshend, ticactfort, Worcester, Sa lisbury, Hertford and.Downshire. iTad s — Cardigan,Morton, Macclesfield, Dartmouth, Bath- , urst, Chichester, Galloway, Leicester, Effingham. Har court, Temple, Chesterfield,' .Errol, Longford, Mount Edgcurribe, Southampton, Essex, hfalinsbury, Breadal2 bane, Leitrim, Fortescue, Moira, Digby, Portmorc, and Romney. Comartarrs—Leicester, North, Dartmouth, Macclesfield, Westmorland, E. ffingtwin Liverpool, R os li n , P e broke, Enston, Uxbridge, * m- Harrington, Grosvenor, 'Cha tham, Glasgow, Aylesbury. Cholmondeley, .Fortescue, Elgin, Dowager Essex, Bathurst, EII 3 eX, Wilton , Eglin. ton, Brodalbane, and Darnley. irizcarorts --Sydney, Falmouth, Cranley, Caurteney, Brome, Hereford, litilkeley, and Gakway. riscartraares—Castlereagh, Crakile, Sto/iford, Galway, Sy cl. neY, Lowther, and FKtzharria . . . . . tQr‘fr--lioston, (in waiting), Cathcart. Stopford, Hawker:- bury, Pelham, Whitworth, Hobart, Melville, Dynevor. -Auckland, Foley. WalsinghArn,Henley,O'Neil, C. Seen-, cer, Kenmore, Binning, Aglirim llayning, MpuirrioYl Amherst, Leicester, L. Gower, thanthiun,•Aboyne, Lot. tits, Convngham,hliddleton. Arden, Stamford, 'Mount, fort, Kenyon, Boringdon. Yarborough, Carysforeo 11, • . Stuart, ilotharn, NI.- KW, and Marshani. -1 - 4 •Ver - -.llartv. ell, C. Nfurray, F. Hatton, Kenmore, C. •• • forrester, Norman,' A. Claming, E. Percy,. A. P . eicy, ' eb ilit'guin, 'fownsbend, Stewart, Turner, stoptimd,. 1, : r i ° sl on. . Ft . Lessiy, 'll. Townsend, Erskine, M. Erskine, -.4n; ' .lhl " o Y, S. Fane, M. ‘Vynvard, Males, Auckland, _Bathurst, E. Pelh; on , Stawell, %liallace, C. ' FI Tow ushtind,.Nl.Tay lin, M. Fitzroy, Healev, C. tan, Guise, E::Lowther, Sykes, Melville, S. Ry'der, Row- Icy,.C. Cadogan,..hlexborough, NI. Singleton, Duncan. n " 1 / 1 l arliatuo E. Palk, Grey, Read,. Douglas, F. emir • dock, S tain ford, HaWkesbury, Dynevor, „A .Wombwen, ti, Convrigham, Amherst, Perth, Hobart, Howe, Datkeith, ,Shedield. • Alletan. Montgomery, S. Seville, OstrympleviC• sYsl, Honeywoott, Anion, Rich, *NlonttOrt. EcreJval, •Dowager, Kenyon,: Kenyon, Clive, and H . Sutherland. ' iii. "'4' , —.Downe and St. A soph , . • iirmb4 tradocr , -Spaiiish,.Wirt er nburgian, 'l3atavi'alli Russia "' Neiptilitan v itabir&erian, acid Portuguese. , Arran: —Alafror, N.iolleken, and Nlelpoys. • Count Non h. Osborne, F. Sykes, 11. Fols.es, C. Morgan. I. .-ar rinton.= F.. Parsons,- I. Piiltney, J. lioneywomi, K. Pcelf F. Hartwell. P. I fides, Inglis, IV 1 )01 bc"'C• ..- Rich, M. Syk t s„ IL o,tirymplc, ~: p dell, and • Collington. G e nere4--.Gordon, GWyn, Dottie, Cowell, Finch, and 1-e -land. CANrit—tibithorp, Ellabon, Hutchinson, Ches. ter, Sharp, ,Porter, iNt'Vtiarie, Fernier, and Capahrt rei, Legge, i±lerrepoint, qu tican,Muir.iy, I'o - and Brady 1. Dean of Westminster. Rev. Mr. H. Horsley. ' Addingtnn; Hon. C. Yorke, Downs, Hunter, Sheldon, Wickham, Hon. C. Spencet, Watlate, Adams, Morgan, Abbot, Cleveland, Na. au, Penn, Bar ker; Beivehe, Wilbraham Bootle, fenkinson ' C. 'Dun .das, das, Lee, Burroughs, Rine, glliot; Shaw he. tevre, H. Addington J. Manners, Welch, Price, dleton, lipunrunnd, Monckton, Hon. Pelham, Do edits, Oglancier• ' Devereux ' and I. Villiers. Illittre.ort—Sheldon,•Addinkton, Markham, -HoiVaid, Foote; Baker, Dupre, Wright, Rawlins, Lyne, Bennett, G., Wynne, Bouvcrie, Brady!, Malcolm, Rich, Leslie, Wort ley - and Darell. Hencber, Eden, Townsend, Helliker, Guise, Hoard, Bakot, Monekton, 11. Monckton, Peel, Cowie, Dean, Harvey, Lowther, Honey wood, jenkinsen, Rich, Sheldon, L. Sheldon, Brady!, and Collington. The following Presentations were made to HER MAJESTY : Lady •Hartwell, by the Lady in Waiting, on her creation to the title. Lieutenant-Colonel Macquarie, of 86th Regiment, on his re. . turn from India, by Lord Boston. - Colonel Fermaur, by Mr. Dnmunond. Captain Murray, by the Lord in Waiting. Viscount Galway, on his. marriage, by the Honourable F. Monckton. Miss Sheldon, by Lady Pembroke. MisS Louisa Sheldon, by Lady Pembroke. •• Rev. Mr. FL Horsley, by his Father ,the Bishop of St. Asaph. The Hun. Charles Pelham, by his Father, Lord Yarborough. Lady Harriot Townsend, by Miss Townsend. - - Captain Proby, by his father, Lord Carysfort. • Captain Pelham, by his tather, Lord Yarborough: Baron Belmont de Melcor. Minister Plenipotentiary from . his Serene Highness the Eledor of Wirtemburg, by Lord Hawkesbury, and conducted by Colonel Robert Chester; he was most graciously received, and was honoured with a private audience set Her Majesty, supposed to deliver some communications irout her Royal daughter, the Eli:duress of Wirtemburg. Viscountess Galway, on her marriage, by Lady Sykes. Mrs. Dundas,- by Lady Vis.;ountess Matthew. Lady Charlotte Murray, by Lady Elizabeth Halton. • Lord Whitworth, on his return from his 'Embassy to France, by the Lout in Waiting. • .• He w i s honoured with'a private akidience of His ESTY. . , The Dutchess of Dorset, on her return from Paris, by the Countess of Liverpool: The Dutchess of Cordon, on her return from France, by the Lady in Waiting.. Lord Henry Ste Wart, by Viscount Castlereagh. Miss Elizabeth Peel, by the Marchioness ofTownshend. Mr. Hoglander, by the Doke of Rutland. The Countess Cholmondeley, on her return from France, by the Lady itt Waiting. Lady Elizabeth Lowther, by Lady Lowther.. Miss Bradyl , by•her mother, Mrs. Bradyl. Captain Bradyl, by the Lord in Waiting. • The Drawing.room closed about four o'clock, when His MAJOs rrbeing seated on his Throne, re ceived the Address of the Commons from the SP FAKER, who came in state about half-past three o'clock, attended by a number of Members, and was joined by many others who had arrived previ ously at ccrurt t His MikiftSTY gave audiences to the Cabinet Ministers. About a quarter before five Their MAIEStIRS returned to Buckingham-house to dinner. The Drawing.rOom was very fully attended, and the servants, as is customary, were • waiting near the bottom of the stairs for their masters and mis. tresses coming away, and by: being there they - hear when - they are called ; but a considerable degree of confusion was occasioned by an officer of the guard on &icy, who,orderc 4 l a file of Grenadiers, who im. mediately attended wit% fixed bayohets, arid drove the servants out of the passage; a servant was knocked down in attempting to get up to the call of his master, and owing to this disturbance, the coin. luny was delayed a considerable time in getting away. We were surprised at the Officer persisting in his orders, as he was informed liy the Yeomen and Officers emplOyed at th e Court, that it is cus iomary for the servants to wvir t h ere , b ut l ie re . fused to listen to their remonstrances, This morning *His Royal Flightless the DUKE of Yalu veviewed the Coldstream Regiment of Guards in tiy4 Pork._ This morning arrived a Kaii from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Townsend Packet, in nine weeks. . American Papers to the zzd ult. are received. An article, dated New-York, 21St April, say*, that accounts have been received from Cape Francois, of two Regiments of Polanders, who ar rived with the French Troops, having revolted, and joined the Brigands. • We hear with peculiar satisfaftion, that the Speech of M. PITT, in the House of Commons, on Monday night, has received the highest admiration and wannest commendations of a certain great Per sonage, a circumstance that we are certain will re. jOrce the Country, as strengthening the hope so ge. nerally entertained, of soon seeing that great. States. man in his proper place again. It, has,been remarked by several Members, that on Monday nighr, during his speech, Mr.. PITT always spoke of the Minister as the /tight, Hon. Gentleman, while he honoured_Lord HAWKE:3OI.IRA' with the appellation of ,Noble Friend. The Commissioners , under roe Navy Abuse Bill have made their .first Report, which is very Sulu :nitwits, but the subject is so immaterial, that we do not think it worth our' while to make any Extraels from it, Vete Report consists of 113 Fo. lin Pages, and relates wholly to the Premium upon Bills drawn for the Public Service at Jamaica, not having been braught to the Account of Government, which it seems had never been the prattice of the 'Naval Officers, but which the Navy Board' have within the lasr three years very properly enforced. .Yesterday EDWARDTOSTUIt ant! JAMES -110S1( Estill. paid into the Camber of London 400 t. and 2 0 marks each, to beexcused ,serving. the Office of Sheriff's of this City. The Duke of lienroßo will, in a few days, be unipd to Lady Grokci N 8 GOROON• The prin. cipal oh e 0 of his Grace's journey was to escort the nutchess of GORDON and hetfair daughter to England. The University irnd King's College .of Aberdeen have re.eleaea DAirin - Scorr, rag. (If Duninaiii, M.l). Redor of the Unilierfiity fur the ensiling ye.ir. A Hertford Coach was over t Orned in .Ktngsland road, On. Tuesday last.., .'!' .here , were nine passer,: gers outside and inside two or three of - them, we understand, wcic killed on the - sr or. -- led th?. - otherc materially 1814. clt NRIkS. P147:40 UTli, ti( . A 25:—.A.rrived the French Brig, Qui`- ilene, salt. from St. Croix, bound to St. Valkly; captured an the 13th inst. by . the Hind ltevenue Cutter. .etrivetl the Hind Cutter, front 'a etuile. PolurSmouTH, M 26.—T:re A !mete Frigate; Cipt. Sr t► ES, sailed front Gnerhsey on a C.:4'134e the zsth . imtint ; and the Gratril/US, Admiral Sir j A:ALS S ANI A UV. LIG; arrived there that day. - ' Went out of Haibour ilia Majesty's Ship Orplletisi Capt., HILL, refitted ibr Sea. Arrived at the Motberbank, and was put under qudrdittine,. .the Ship General Wolfe, C tt.RekT Tu i.t.oaK. master; from Aquinas for London, laden with barilia l Spoke the Arne. riean Brig Mary, of Salem, bound to St. Petersburgh, in lar. 45. 36. long. She had four of her Men impresses{ On the ajd inst..in lat. 49 _ zo. long. 4. i 6, by the Nemesis frigate. This Ship left at Aquinas the Ship Enterprizei of and for Poole. and Brig Good Intent, bound for London. Also arrived at same place, the Good Intent, CitOsit from Aquinas. She spoke a Portuguese on the a:.:1 April, going through .the Gut of Gibraltar. This Vessel had also part _of her Crew pressed' in the Channel by His Majesty's Ship Nemesis. . . • StikEIRNESS, MAY a 6. -- Tuesday morning, at six o'clock, Rear-Admiral ROWLEY arrived at Chatham, with orders for the Dielator, Berschenner, Batavier, and Aiubus cado, to sail with all possible dispatch for the Note i it is supposed they are destined to receive Troops. The Diaator, Capt. New no osz, was under tail in three hours aftei the, orders arrived, notwithstanding She was lying in an unprel pared state. DEAL, MA Y —Sailed the Archer and Locust Gun vessels, on a Crain. Arrived the Manship. Loc A NT, and the Earl St. Vincent, front the East Indies, and reniain. WEYMOUTH, M AY Majesty's Ship Diamond has detained a Dutch Ship, bound from Smyrna to Roster. dam, having on board 295 pipes of wine, ait tto of brandy. 'Two French Ships laden With fish, have ;Also been cap tured by the s i arne Vessel. PENZANCE, IklAy 24.—Arrived this morning the Brig Day, of Newcastle, Thor4As ROBSON LEY master, from .Frederickstadt in Norway, with timber, Sic:' for Belfast; also brought in this afternoon by the Dolphin Custom. House Cutter, the french Brig La Diane, of and from (Ina daloupe, With conic, eotton, sugar, trc. l'lrtukg MENE. CR ED MOW, to Havre-dC-CraCe ; she hurtheni about rio ton: the Dolphin fell in with her about 14 bz.igucs :;vuth. west of the Scilly Islands. Admiral GAMBIER took leave of the Admiralty Board on Wednesday, previous to his setting out for the Newfoundland Station. • On Saturday a Dutch vessel bound for Leith was, immediately on her arrival in the Roads, seized by the Clyde Frigate, anti sent into the Harbnor_as her prize. This is the first capture on' then Scottish Coast. Admiral ( . ....EortC MoNTAGUe is appointid mander in Chief at Plymouth Dock. The Grampus, of so guns, Capt. CAULPIRLD, is arrived at Jersey. Rear-Admiral Sir JAmas SAU. MAR ut hoitits his Flag on board her, as C9rOmander in Chief of the Ships on that Station. - - The Dragon, of 74 guns, is recommissioned at Plymouth, by Citpt. AY LMPIt. The 'Seine, of .1.6 guns, at Chatham, has been ordered into Commission, and Captain MILNE ap. pointed to command her. Capt. ADAM is aPpOinteci ttilhe command of La Chi/foie Frigate, of - 38 guns, which he so gal lantly captured in tlie East 'miles at the close of the late War, in, the Sj.4;/ Frigate. Lieutenant HUNGERFQRD is• appointed to cont. mand the Sandwicb, Atting . for,a Prison Ship at Chatham. Lieut. BaoOK BANK is -appointed to the, Coloisuf, of 74 guns, at Deptford. , La Sophie Sloop, Capt. RusghittAa as, was to sail yesterday from Yarmouth, for the purpose of convoying such vessels as are bound to the Baltic, The Embargo his been taken off three Dutch Fishing.boats in the River, and they will proceed to Holland without delay. • The undermentioned Changes are ordered to take place in 'the - Quarters o f the Troops 'in the _Southern District : • Regbiremrs. Dertlisaibn. Fifty-se‘ond, • -; Canterbury, • May in. First Surrey, - Ashford, Second Surrey, Oat°, 21. East MiddlosoK, Ditto, 23 and 24. Northampton, - .Dever Castle, - 27 And IS. Leicester; . Ditto, "3o and 31. Derby, - Tunbrigde, • 36 and 31. Denbigh, . Woolwich, lune 3. Cardigan,, . • Fifty-seventh - Silver-Hill, lila) , 26.* • Ditto, a 7 and 18. West Middlesex, - Ashford, 16. Westminster, . Ditto, 2 i • Berkshire, - Ditto, Radnorshire, Sittingbourn, - June 4. Oxford. - Dover Castle, - May 31. Warwick, - Mailing Wrotharn - June ,inil Fifty-ninth Dungeness, . May 30. On Tuesday 'hit five Companies of 'the 95th, or Rifle Corr, -marched . from Shorncliffe . and .flythe Barracks for Bletchington, in'Sussex: The .Izd and 92,1 Regiments.of,Foot are ordered to march for Colchester. • The Poor Cc:We/non and Ratina drew a numerous audience last night to the Haymarket Theatre. The Comedy wa s i n general supported with great merit. 13t.ts.se-r is the best Sir- Robert Bramble that :vas been seen on the lionsliiri boards, :MATTHEWS, uot.equal to FA W CETT in . 0/apod, displayed hunmurous quaintness. ARCITER gave manly feiling ,and sp i r i t t o Lievenant ri:4.lyr,ou was. very animated and easy in the in. tereating vi vac i ty o f Frederick, rile rest of the -Cillitraditrs were represented with somUch ability, as fully fa justify Mr. CQEMAN iii , bringing the re. SpeaiVe pe r formers Wore a London Audience. , , :i:bc "air. Ftiiiikles,- which lately Matte its ap— mirmice tit 'Covent 'Garden Theatre his - • . .• Jostubtotni, whose,mertt tit Irish tharaelers is Justly acknowledged, quits Covent-Gartien -neat re at the end of • the' - prt-sent Seustm. His articles; I viiiell, it' semi, halv e hitherto been merely Vtihal, expire this Sri • I . ir is not likely that -• the on, ,m 4 n;tge r a n d L e wilf., l ,!jivit ni.itkers ior a futute..en, Serineut. POI TilE, tliE SINCi . thz Storm which so 1.:;:oly Ind rtrett the Main, Has'eea4"'d but in rage with new tcrrurs Antrille Vessel of State, scarcely apcycr ct in port, Is again of Ulu turbukut ILI lows the sport; Who'rari Weather the Tertipezt, alitrtn'tl; cry the Crew; Who cart telry's with safety what Track to p'ilisiit? Is therc nohe to nittnago the'ffeld with sti4;c7ess Is theie tone who will succou'r,." tlie Ship' distress ?" All turd to fhe Min who all Perlis has brav'd And the VesSel froa Jacobin Mdtitiy Who an 3 find on his Country relio', And the hurt - sits . of Wai and of Famine defied. To Him, if we trust; froth' A lann we.ire fred, And coin - Hera Hope shall to Tern;r succeed, • Decision and Fortitude reign o'er the Main, toi the ?Het whOsav'd Us, will save us again. THE ROYAL MARINES. THE Corps of ROYAL MARtxeg, now acknow. ledged from its eminent service in the Field, as well as on the Oceatti and from its signal firmness aril loyalty in the midst of Mutiny, to be one of the most useful in the Serviee of the Country, as a small I:him:lit - nem of it shared in the glory of wrest ing Egypt from the French dominion, so it has, in common with the other Corps, both N: ! val and litary, which served in that tnemoratile Campaign, shared in the marls of distinttion conferred by the GRAND Stiostott on the British Forces, From some delay, however, or mistake, the Medals des tined for the Officers of that Detachment by the GRAND SEICNIOR, Jiave only now been transmittht to England. From the time that has elapsed, many of those' who served upon that occasion have retired, and some difficulty has occurred t'n distributing to 'them this well.earned reward of their services and valour. Lieutenant-Colonel, S:a Fru, who cO4. mantled the Detachment of Royd Marines in Egypt. and to whom these Medals have been transn - utted by the British Admiral commanding in the Medi terranean, feelk himself upon this occasion at a logs how to make the distribution; he therefore takes this method, as ' the best that occurs to, him, and .the most likely to be effeCittal, of requesting, that those.Offieers of the Corps of Rival , Marines with. whornhe had the honour of serving upon the memo. table occasion to.which the Medals refer, whether now in attual service,' or since retired, will have the goodness to apply fur their Medals to the Corn. mantling Officers of the Divisioni, of Royal Marines to. which they respeClively do, of did belong. Lieur.,.Colonel Smirtt feels it his duty to coin. municate a Copy of the Letters which he has received upon this occasion limn thkfollowing distinguished Charatters ; COPY OF A LETTER FROM RFAR•ADMERAL SIR, R. HICKEk rON: " ant, Xcnt, at March l 3"; 1&;:i3 • • I have thellonour of forwarding .to you .some Turkish Itledalt, to be distributed among the Officers of Marines who served on Shore and in the Squadron employed on the Block, ode Of Alexandria during the' Egyptian t.:amplign. The ac. companying Letter and List will explain every things it therelere only remains ter me to add, that 1 feel a pleasuie in having been made a. medium' in conveying what, may .tie acceptable to a small part or your Corps; and I shoitid hie much more' gratified it it wasim my piiwor to eougratulato you on the acquisition mere substantia,i advantages fur th: whole, being every clay more fully con :t$ • set Views and Utility. 4 . , I have the tionout to he, 31' 4 It " Your'most obedient Servant, (Signed) " R. BICKERTON. " I. Smith, 'Avg! Marines," (I SIR, -41.11ia, March to, 18q. - - " In consequence of a representation which Lord requested me to make to the Turkish Government, for the purposeof procurinthe Medals ‘viiich theGitiinu Scioures. had intended tor the Officers of Ills Majesty's Marine Force.; serving Os the Battalion on shore, and, also those serving on board flis Majesty.'s Ships employed in the Blockade of Alexandria, and whose names, owing to some inaceuraLy, In the - Lists delivered to the Turkish Commanders in Rapt, had not been includot in the origitul aistribiltion 91 . Medals, I have the honour of informinj you, that the Sublime Forte has most cheerful IY corrected that orniss:on, and has directed that the Medals may be presented to those ()dicers, in testi mony of the Cl a A AID Sit pN 10106 griniiildo tut their Services in Egypt. I accordingly have the satiiNdioil of inclesing them tolou, requesting they may be distributed agreeably to the annexed List, which was addressed to the Sublime Pork by Lord KZIT 11. " I have. the Honour to be, with much Respeel, " Your ma s t obedient humble Servant, (Signed) " .‘ Afar-Admiral Sir Rickard Bickertsx, Ilart. Commandcr in Chief" . - 66 sni t Salvador del Mend,, ilamtsatr, Ar t y 4, iso3. •. • " have received your Letter of the. tst 111Z411, and ita )0- closure, making known to me, that in 'consequence cif my representation to the Earl of E I.e: t .4, the Sunlithe Porte-hes been pleased to forward Medals to you and the other Officers of the Royal Marine Corps who were employed 'on till! Egyptian Expedition, in testimony of the GI( A pt o 8 eroN Imo ; gratitude for their Services. ort that occasion, and conveying' to me your 'uni te d 'Th an k s fin the interferen ce which had interposed; and I lose no time in expressing my satisfaction on understanding that you and the ()ulcers who were em ployed with you have, on proper explanation, - received thus.: Trjhutes of Appmbation Which were so justly duo, and my sincere assuraiieer i that whatever relates - to the honour, pro 9vrity, and advantage of so meritorious a Body of jesty's Forces, will always be peculiarly interesting to, • • " Your most obedient and_very liumblc Savant, (sitntNl) K " Lieu;.—Col. Smith, Row; Marble Forces • Chatkamf , 114' 1. CORN EXCII.IVCE, MAY 27. Tut Mai.ket still _tetudips . almost witflont any ,ftesh, Samples of, Corn, the Buyers tierlii.ing the present' prices : but little. CluingVC'heat .Barley. ait, Pease, and Beans, are soineifting clearer ; but • fewart,ivars of Oats, and. thy go. off Is. bigliet ; Flatir as before, anti it is obger yea that, all articles have the appearance cf an ildiinie• Witeg Soy 1 . 1'10: Fine tiitth kve f) , l I 1 ., 1111.1 it'itts) g laley 3i5 Rape 44 i j:,l, cnt White Peaz'i e 4 . 0 4 ju' , 5e(4.0.1 , 1 , {0 Heats 3 :14 :3'3K, mcf 30i a 144 (.1 iS, A 4 Atis Jr!, • - ;4 je. 4 so, .4 4i' a "o, l r, ttiat is fixed to wke plAce the Bailey on',lVionday next,