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ra C I PAPEU-S.. [Further Extracts from French Papers, received on Sattirdirl PARIS, Arctic. 20.—1 t is 'affirmed that her int- Highness• the Arch-Duchess Maria Louisa will set off in a few clays to go to Vienna. This , ao g i ist Princess will never cease to live in the re membrance and hearts of the_French, to whom had constantly presented a model of the most affecting goodness, and of every virtue. They will also didy . apiuleciate the sublime magnanimity of the Emperor of Austria, who by an effort, which seems above human nature, has been'eNiable of sacrificing his dearest affections to the repose of Europe, and the peculiar_ happiness. of France. It is Arnie(' that .the Allied' 'Sovereigns have ? iven orders for their irregular troops to quit ,France. The 06ke D'Angonleme ivill shortly arrive Paris, aceomnanied by Mr. Lynch, Mayor of Bourdeaux ; de la Roche Jacque line,' who precedes his Royal Highness, is arrived. The Duke de Berri is to arrive to-morrow. The Emperors of Austria and IttiSsia are come to-day to dine 'with the Arch-Duchess Maria Louisa at Rambnuillet. BOURDEAUX, Arr.tL 1 I. Letter from Lord ,Dalhousie to his Royal Highness the. Duke d'Au- gouleine . • Sfri—l hastcnovith all the %Tarnith and sin-, ccrity. of a tridy.Englisb hegt, to congratulate vour Royal Highness on the great events which bemarlengtli announced. As a pledge of the joy of,Lord Wellington \ and my country, I am eager,to ollet the liberty , of 600 officers and s9ldiers now in ulny power. I beg your Royal highness to - be pleased to send theiil to their homes, that they may :bc happy messengers of the restoration of the Bourboas and of the happiness . of lirance. This stepohe responsibility of which take upon myself, animated by the example of the Conqueror of. Paris, cannot fail to be alp , - proved by him Whos - e constant:Study has been, in the Mitist oflii4"xictOrious career, to alleviate the miseries of %var." ANSWER. • MY LORD,--Y-cw letter, which I have just received, is to my heart a new and affect:l4;proof of the generosity of the .English , character, of which you are so worthy to be the organ. I grate fully accept, in the natue,of the King of France, the offer youniake me - of rest6ring to liberty 300 French - oTticers and soldiers, whom your victo rious arms have put in your power. They will , doubtless' feel,the value of what you do fur them iii . these dayo of general rejoicing." 13th.--- 2 The-impotent rage of Admiral Jacob, who permitted himself, on the Ist April, to fire at 'wo cannon-shof on an English flag of truce, induced him, on.the fitb, to give, orders for burn ing the Regulus, of 7(1 guns, and . three brigs ; the creyvs 'escaped' on shoi:e,. and flea to Rochet&t.— 'English troops, landed front the squadrOn, occu pied on the 7th ,the forts of Royans, Sesac, and Uuttal. • The Mayor of 'La Testi haVing refused to Stiffer a hearer of dispatches from Marshal .Beresford to embark at that port, under pretence . that the .bearer was not accompanied by a sufficient force p)'iritimate the'or . der, Lord Welliti„,„t on has orler ea Marshal Beresford to send this :slayor to head quart krs, Whence he is to be sent to England a prisoner of war ; all Mayors of villages, '&c. who will not submit, except to a military force, are to be considered as military, and made prisoners of Nver. , -5..1‘134-shals Berffer, Moncry, Mortier, Ney, Ondinot,-Marmont, MacdOnald, Kellerman, Le-_ feiA re, Pert,u,non;and-Sourrier Generals Dui - iota, PesselleS, NanSouty; Legrand, and Dulatpy, had . the-honour of yesterday dining, with hiS Royal, Highness at the Palace of the Thuilleries.'• `FitAvxFoa-r, APRIL -AL—Letters from Milan, of the aOth i say, that the English landed at Leg— horn, are marching (mat the Gulf of Spozzia, and Are advancing to Genoa. There has been a correspondence between'the Viceroy' and the head-quarters of the Anglo-'Aus tro Neapolitan army : the object ,is not. known, but it is settled . ghat all buslilities cease-between them., It is pretended, that by virtue of a Convention cone:haled with the Viceroy, all -.Lontbardv is to be given up . to the Allies,'and that they' will enter - the capital on the•l 6th of April ; this wduts conlirmation. It is known that a conference has taken, place at Guastalla. titionaparte has required to have a Botanist, a Obeinist, - ansl an Astronomer, to accompany hint to Elba. No men of science are yet named as b6ing. generous enough. tc.! make such a sacrifice. Ue. • reads all the papers, -caretully comments on them, blames or approves tlits. Acts of-the Govern ment, and if : any-thing displeases him too much, hi.s rage breaks out he says,-hat when he, is in the Island of Elba he will be.constantlycruployed, write his life, and re - veal particulars known only to himself. He proposes to give the true charac rer of the men •- • NAPLES, MARcn trraty. of : alliance * concluded at Vienna on tl4e t lth of January, be tiv:!en our Court and that 'of Vienna, is just p ub :The principal articles - stipulate, that from the signature of the Treaty there, shall be peace and amity between rue Et - up.eror of Austria and the, king of Naples, and their heirs -and sue ? cessors, :and their respective. subjects„ The ob ject of the alliance is the colltinnation,of the war, to establish a just eqnilibrinan 'oetween the diffe rent Powers,, and procure a solid peace for Eu • rope, and especiiillyfor Italy, —wheye. the two Sovereigns tceiprocally guaTantee-their dominions and interests. • ' Ills MajOtY tli.e ElTrYperor of Aust to - t he King. of Nitples, his heirs au,suCcessors, -.and sovereignty-la the the free , possession ao m i o i ou s which ins • ; ilklaiesty :f.ctai; • 4llv holds itt Italy ; and his Apostolic: . ?..11,ijesty, promises mediation to , induce his'Ailies to avegtit_.• to , this gu•-invi“:e. . • . .. . Tile L.7.,t-,,:!•or of-Austr ia engages to.lcecp i n the fieW 150;000,n - w, .of whow.- at icat !:k:0,000 la Italy, aturt:tc King, of Naples - 20,000'mm; which ale to be kept'compicte during the .whvie ‘ war. In case. of need, tbe - above number lit, , troops to be augmented in the same proportion of fiye..to one. The Contracting Powers to make neither peace nor armistice' but by joint consent. Their A-In h..gadorS at Foreien Ccuus mutually to a4sist 'each other, anti act in conqert in every thing re lative to the interests of their Sovereigns. The ; Emperor of Austria ,promises to restore all the . prisoners of War in his possession; and to employ his inediatiori for tue release of those in the hands of the Allies. C.O N, Arum 14.—The following Proclamation of his Royal highness the Duke of Berri has been publislord " Frenchmen Behold at length the lang-wish-. ed-for day of happiness and glOry. On all sides rallying points are_ offered to, your courage anti a support in your misfortunes ; your gcwd King is proclaimed in his capital ; the whiWtandard is flying in Paris and in above . half the kingdom! .1 have just raised it in these provinces, 'whose name and beroiU loyalty, will. adorn to the remotest ages the annals of the monarchy. It is a Bourbon', it is the nephew of your King, who is come to guide you 'and to assist in breaking yoUr chains, Brave inhabitants of the Western, Provinces, let your loyalty, 'which has always been proof agaipst reverses, be now reanimated by hope, • "On all sides tyranny is falling—on - all sides the children of St. Lotus come to reclaim their rights, the first and dearest - of which has ever been that of Infikiiig you kappy. • " I 'announce to you the return of your King J come to be the messenger of his promises., .more war, no more conscription, no more•arbi , miry taxes. Frenchmen ! such are the intentions of your King. He is a father returning to his children : the futurity which he idends for= You is a futurity•full of happiness, the return of peace, the stability of the laws, and the sweets. ofa le gitimate and paternal Government. Tire le Rpj! " CHARLES FERDiNAND." . Fitom THE LONDON 6.-‘l.4ErrE, AN IL 23. Ferrign Plfce, April 22, 1814. Earl Bathurst, one of his: Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, has this day notified, by donpnamt of his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent,• to the Minist , ers of Friendly Powers resi dent at this Court, that the res'tr'ictions beretocore impost(' On the- ports of -Italy shall imnnecriarely cease, and be suspended ; and that it shall he lawful for his:Mljesty's.subjects to trade in the same inauner as they had before traded in times of peace, between his Alajesty's "dominions and the ports of Italy train which the Britih flag s is not excluded. , [Here follocrs . the Order in Council to the above effect, dated April 21.] Almirety-Offico, dpril 28, 1814. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward "Weir, Bart. to John Wilson CI oker, Esq. dated on hoard His Majesty's Ship Caledonia, off Minorca, March 28, 1814. - • His Majesty's ship Caledonia, off Minorca, March 28,1814. enclose, for the information of their lordships, copies. of letters _just put into my bands by.Rear-Admiral Fremantle, on his way to England. , , I Igen with the sincerest - regret the death of .; : CaptNn Taylor; of the Apollo, whose exemplary conduct and amiable character raised . to him uni verSal respect: the - List - service he performed. in co-operating in the capture of Paso, MIS exe= clued . with pi's usual juidgment. Captain lloste's letter,. respecting the taking, of Ragusa ; will shew their. Lordships the . success of that' dis tinguished officer's constAnt zeal and activity. I have the honour to be - , &c. EDWARD PELLEW. • Pis•Zvfajest,'s Ship Bacchante, before Ragusa, January 29, 151,L SIR,—My letter of the 6th - instant-will have acquainted yOu of the capture of Cattaro, and of my intention to -attack this place as.soon as the ar!iliery and stores, necessary for the siege, w-ire embarked from that fortress; on my arTival,here on the 19th, 1 fonnd - the place. invested by the Austrian General llilutinovitcli, with two Croat battalions, but not a single piece of artillery had arrived: FOttrmortars and two guns were imme diately landed from the. Bacchante, and opened on the works of the town and Fort Lorenzo, the , morning of the 22d : the enemy returned a heavy fire from all his, batteries. The approach to Ra gusa is extremely difficult, by, the commandhig situation of Port Imperial and the island of Cronin, and it became an object of importance Co 'sectiye this latter. port before we could advance our bat teries ; two eighteen-poundevs were therefore' lauded, and by the great exertions of the officers and, s e a men, tinder Lieutenant Milbournc, third of this ship, one gun was brought round the. mountains at the hack of Ragusa, a distance full six miles, and placed immediately opposite: the island, which is completely commanded. The French General, however, on the Morning of the'2.7t.h, sent lout a tince to reqUest our bat teries would cease,_ and a capitulation was com menced and signed oil. the 28th for the surrender of,the town and its dependencies. The British and 'Anstriatt troops took,possessiiin the same day,; toe hundred and twenty pieces of cannon. were mounted on the.works of the town arid Fort Lo renio, twenty-one in Forelmverial, and eleven in the island of Crowa, with a garrison of five - handred , men, and nearly six weeks provisions. garrison are prisoners of war, •liot - to serve against England or ber Alliei till.regularly ex changed. His Majesty's ship Elizabeth arrived here on' the evening of the.27th', ,bot Captain Gower very handsomely de-clined interfering in the negociatiop - ; 1 am happy to say the best nude' rstantling• has prevailed between • the MHO troops, and General :\lilutinoviteh has expressed • hitnself in' the handsOmest terms for the assist.; artee he has received: - The object for . which you .sent ine here, Sir, is now, I bclil ve, obtained, by the expulsion of the French trooi:s from the provinces of Cattaro and .1i.c40.41, arid it only remainsfortme to mention the meyitOrious couduet of all the offeers and men who hive , shared the fatigues and privations attentlinw it: 1 beg - leave also to, Mention the great assistance - I have received irontr Captain Angelo, of bleot.- Gen . erartUapbell's staff,' - wio - a - ccompanit l ml me front Cattaro, both there and at this place. hlis .ready :and active services hae considerably di niini-Sll6libe ( F4liculties we have met with. 'The limits of a dispatch will not allow mv to enter further into detail, but I can assure you; Sir, that every Officer and man under my - commaud, has , strictly performed his duty. The loss of the Bri tish atn'irig the sieo has teen ciiie seathan - killeili and ten severely wourfded. . I have the honoor to he, ,&c. ' W. LIOSTE, Contain. , R6r Admiral Freeniantle, &c, &c. &c. His Majtstv's Sliip Milford, off Trieste, February 17, 1814. SlR,—The fall of Ilag-u,:a nt:ikes the Allies mas - -; ters .of every place in Dalmatia, eloatitt, Istria, and the Frionl, with all the khan's in the Adriatic. I beg leave to transnlit a statement of the se veral places taken . by the squadron, sineel have -had the command, in this gulf. • - I have the honour to be, :tre (Sighed) THOS. F.TREf',NIANTLE. Tu Si: Edwaiii Bellew, Bart. Conimituder-in. _ Chief, &e. &c. &c. .A!zesta and Curzola, containimt 1 , 24 gains and 70 Men, taken by the Apollo, linogen, and a detachment of traopi from Lissa. • Zupana, containing s 9 men, taken by the boats of the raven, Finnic and Porto Re, containing 67 guns and 90 vessels, 500 stand of arms,, besides military stores, taken by the Mil fuvd, Elizabeth, Eakle, Bacchante, and I-tau - J.loy. Farazina, containing 5 guns, taken by the Eagle. Isle of Mezio, 'containing 6 . guns and 59 men, taken by the Saracen and Weazle. . . RAgusuizza, containing S 'guns and 66 men, taken b y the boats of the Milford and Weazk.l — . Citta Nnova, , contauir4 4' guns, taken by the Elizabeth and Bacchante. • Rorigno, containing 4 f.,;uns, ' . taken by the Tremendous. Pola. containing 50 guns, taken by the',Wizard, a party of the Milford's marines, and 50 Atistriaus. Stagno,, containing 12 guns and 52 men, besides military stores, taken by the Saracen and a party of Austrians. Lesina and Brazza, containing 24 grips, takeit by thc Bac ' chante's boats and Si, men front the garrison of Lissa. Trifste, containing 80 guns, ,taken by the Milford, Eagle, Tr, , mendons, Mermaid, and Weazle, in cu-opera , tiort with i5OO Austrians. CortellarzO ani Caraliito, containing S guns and '9O mart, : taken by the Elizabeth and a party of Austrians: . I our forts at the entraace of the Po, c ontainin" . 21 rims, 100 men, and 45 brass guns diSmounted, found' on the Po, taken by the Eagle,-Tremendous, Wizard, 500 English, and 2000-Austrian tronlis, Zara, containing' 110 guns and is howitzers, 350 men, ;Ind 100 guns disinounted and 12 gun-boats. taken by the h a t-aunah:ind.Wdazle,'tvitli 1500 Aultrians, Cattaro, containing 130 guns and 900 men, taken by the Bac . chant and tiara2.: - e . n. ' ' • Ragusa, containing 138-guns and 500 men, taken by the Bac . chaste, S aracen, andAGO Austrians. - ' Carlobago. containing 12 guns and 150-. men, taken by the Bacchante.' (Signed) T. F. FREOIANTCE. . - . PIN. Gazette also contains an account of the ceremony of conferring the Order of the Garter on the King of France; and states that the Prince itegent has dispensed with tiLi% sta tutes and reenlations respecting installation ' in . favour of the Emperor A lexander , and the Marquis of NVelliig . toi.] __ . At Ow Court at , Carlton House, the 21st of .April,.-1814, present his, Royal Flightless the-Prince Regent in Connell. ;light Han. Sir .A.:Thonistin, Kinigit, hard thief Baron of his Majesty's 'CourCOt FAiebetpien, was, by Oilman() of : liis Royal Highness the Prince Ite,r,ent, in th e haute iilld On the behalf of his Majesty, swornol Most•Hononrabl r e -Privy Council, and took his place at •tlie Board accordnigly:, • •' l'Firitehrill, April 9, 1814. dais Royal Nighness the Prined Regent bath been pleased, in the name and 00 the behalf of his Majesty, to give and grant unto Sir *Granby Thomas Calcraft, Knight of ;he Im perial Alilitaty Order of NlariaTheresa, Major-General .in the Army, and Lieutenant -Colonel of his Majesty's 3d, Or nine% of Wales's Regiment . of Dragoon Guards, his royal licence and permission, that he- may accept and wear the insiguia of a 'Koight of the Royal Portuguoste:Military Order.o,l the Tower and Sword. Co)ltvi Wier, April 1814.: .. Member returned to serve in this kire, 7 .ent , i 3 arliament. Tiornmr,h of Newtown.—T. Leigh, of Lythe, Chester, Esq. in the room rrf Nlajor•-Geintral Peter lieronovho has accepted the Chiltau BANIRWrs. ----- Crawford, Nvwcastle-tip,ii- l'yne, • e,rocer, to . . surf• - e:nder • Aday 5, and June 4, at th !George..tin, Nevca it!e-upou -Tyne. At torn ies, Messis..k3eki and Cod Bow Church-yard, Clieapside. G. '‘Vincbcster, inealrnati, April fio,..Nl;ty 7, and .lane 4, at. Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mn.. Pike, Air-street, Pieemhlly.. W.• Cock, Poxearth EsiieN, shoemaker, Apiii 26, M , lr7, aril June 4, at GniLila!), Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Mark-lane. • J, Selwood,NortlaPetherton„ Somerset:hire, innkeeper, April INL I .y 19, and June 4, at the Talbot Inn, ll'ristW. At tornies,' Me‘,rs illandford and Co. Inner Tenide. J. Crisp, Nicholas-lane, merchant, April .2.6,; May 3, and dune 4,'at Guildhail. Attornies, Messrs. - Gre t t S and Co. Skinner's HMI, Duw ate-hill. C. Red path, Reppel : row, Pancras, painter, April 30, May 3, and dune 4, at Guildh tll. ..Attorney, Mr. Booth, Queen- . • st.reet, llloonisbury. - . • - W. F. Poivuey, Walbain-greci, victualler, April 30, Nlay 7, and June 4, at Guild ball. Attornics,..Messrs. Vainlcrcom and Co. Busli-lane,'Cannnu-street. W. Hewitt, liroker's,row, Mourfieids, triniming-nianufac turi.r, April 26, May 10, atuf June 4, at OuildliaA. Attar- Hies, Nless,rs. Swiiu and Co. Fred,rick's-plac.e, Old Jewry. o.lfarup.shire, Bun-lane, Doptforil, eabinet-maker, May :1, 7, and Jane 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Young, Broad- • war, Deptforo. T. Pcireas, King's-rot,v„ Mile-End-road, Town:seer of hay, Attrit et:, May 7, and June%, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Goodohild, Counoocial Chat'ohers, Mii), - tries. • W. 11.,tyhould, Goswell-street, brassLfoniCer, Akit:lo, :Slay 7, and June 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Till,ury, con-street, Ealconlquare. DIVIDENDS May 14. .7. Payne of Burnlrani, Essex, cloattis-saleswan— May 24.' N.',l7,hdrelys, o(4l.ieliniond, Surrey, :ipotheeary— May 21. T. -Chapman, of tihoretlitch, -tallow-chandler—:\hy 21. W. Sutton, -of Sabers'll;,ll-court, ihercliant2;-I , ty ;7. Watinciugli, late of-Liverpool, ironmonger--May 14. T.'o. 'Johnstone, late of Goldeu - squarr, music-dealer—:,lay 14, Heath, of Warifford-eogrti Throphotton-st reef., niecchant—' Ma'y 14. Brannfan, of (iron street, Betlinal-Greeh, h•iltvr. —May 14. W. Diekins, of South-§treet,llnauver-square,plais terer--Mav 14. T. i_toinsoil, of Roinford, Essox !printer— April 26. f*:. of _Birmingham, confectioner—A iy 14. of Broad-street, - (.;oltlen-square, dealer—:\lay 21. .1. Maiieliatn, of Upper 'riathes-street; cLeesenionger-- 7 Mav J. Boissonade, of Charing-erns, jeweller—May ford;-strect, Ratolitr, siopselfer—May 14. 'F. bort, of I)ovvgate.:7ol, cotton-hicrefiant—N - ay 14., W. South, of Epping', auctioneer—flay 14. D. Ward, of E7sex, victualler—Jun e 4. 1r,.. - S - lieWeti, of Threadneettle;.street,coffev hoilse-lfeeper—)lav'l L. H. Lawson, of Welbeck-street, inercer—Mayl4. 'l'. and M.. La Porte Alerac, of Clueen-street,. Gheapside, warehoucnieu—May 14. S. Odell, of Enfield coach-master—MayStainf:n.tli, of Siretlieldi ,24. W. Coplestone, of Exoter, lihen-draper-7 May 1.1. T. Palmer, of Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-wa:ni faourer—Nli, 17. J. Blow, late- of Ware,. Hertfordshire, tualtfactor—May 14. J. Evans, of 'Margate,,vietnaller. CEieIfFICATES—MAY 14. D. Holt, of Lexden, EsSex, miller—lt. Crowgey, of Fal mouth, merchant—N. Scholefield„of Greenwich, linen-draper —S. Cliff, of BAton-le-ntoors, muslin-inauuntetnrer----T. Fryer, of Chepstow. Monmouthshire, Woodgate, sen. late of Burrows's-buildings, Illackfriars-road, timber-, merchant—S: Gtay, late of Folley-liridge, Bermondsey, vic tualler—\V. Hooper, of Baldwiti's-cuntt,Cluak-lane,, factor— J: Wood, of Sunderland, grocer—C. l) icr, of- Thavids-Inn, - scrivener—W. Farrow, of Mitchell-street, Old-street, builder - -3. Robsint, of America-Scituate, coal-factor,7S.. L. Wuts fold, of Ramsgate, shopkeeper. . PARTNER.S HIPS DISSOLVED: T. Cochrane and J. Yate, of York, glovers—G. Sutton and W: S. Meek, of Leicester-square, silk-manufacturers—J. Lane, C. Hurry, J. D. Powles, and E. Hurry, of Goyport, merchanti (so far as respects the said J. Lane) —W. Adams and A. Bridges, of Dean-street, Westminster, eurrier—J. F. and E. Ronalds, and M. M. Coventry, of Upper Thames: - street, cheesemougers—G. and A. Ryles, and W. Walsh, of Burslem, Stafford, potters—R. Bussey and M. Carrel' Leeds, pocket-book makers—J Tarratt, Mauder, VV. Ba con, J. Weaver, W. aid J. C!a S. Vi J. Crowlc, and B. llickliu, of the Wolverhampton Boat-Company (so ar as relates to the said J. Tarratt, 'gander, W. Bikcao, 0. IVeaver, W. and. J. Cooke, and S. Wood;--J. Willacy and 'l'. , Senar, of Liverpoal, provision - dealers — W. Lewis and N. Wil lett, of Titter", Monmooth, coopers—J... Hodghicsuu, and, J. Iletclaer, of Liverpool, autton-brokers,.. 01_,D 11,1/11,1W% SATur.?.y, ~. Elizabeth Gibbs stood capit ~i;v i il d cted for but , : ..glariouly breaking and ente.-4;ig ttie diceltint;- v 0 houseofThomas Garrow (biting the 4., , i tm, II" person being ►therein, and stealing various art .otwearing apparel.—GuUty—Deroth. . Margaret? Brytvr was indicted for stenling two 50/. notes in :ii. .1 the dwelling-house, of Michoel ii toa ery, in Lombard-street. • Tile prisoner was i 'servant in the liOitse"of theproseetttOr, awl fotiti.l means to steal the notes in question from a bo.x..iit tier Master's.'iortse.—Gui/tv--ii,,al/1. ' . , it iiiiaqt FecrthemtoPie was cunitally indicted for_ A assaulting George Veesev oh the .'l 9th of rili. und taking . from his person five Q• nore s ,_; 3l/d , .:ther monies: - The facts Of-the case having two coyroborated by other witnesses, the4risouer w° , found G u ilty-Hl)eutit. : 1 : .....•_±..:_..,...---.=-----'--:•.--- acq; 4 miDDLEsEN .4sEssioNs.—saturdny,tv. : Erl'lllS and Edward Sadler were .indjeteil for B ' ' , her last inl ili C d Ili v sts ),' e n li d - i s . t ' r ...'r ec V t i , c c k ,l e i r t Y t;L: t3hoethi":;tny :icererrel!, :-irr:i'll,•aenlc4laiS;ti.,bi..gtur.tls'pleititi,e.leitcspere:ieirc)ttel,liceitilars of this. case are t!ililt11:(i1)(11.1.. _ k nown to the public, The testimony of ficers brought the case home to the prisonvr s:n s uie b t e it in in the If i t E 7e vfa s l J c : s u m r t e y od,.tt(l),ct.l;:i)tti doub t s e a : l l st t l o ) iol i i : S :; t :' ,i -- ,. ..; e : , e l i , i i t y l .t o m f that . time, t(t)lfisent(l)iect°lll•T'te;:tfl:rniatsrlg(:)"(l bed ci ,t .it for two years, himself i n 1001. and r' sureties in .5`()1. each ; and to remain in Pri s°3 till such security was found. ~ HATToN-GARDEN.—Gc‘onre-I)arenport, the f a ' • titer, and George Davenport-, t 3il' " : he son , residia4 lil P.,lewett's-buildirtgs, Fetter-lane , wt.' 11`)`"I `,.. i1 4 ( on . Satnrclay, the former for receiving, " them to be stolen, and the la tter for,sr ei lling 3 . great quamtity of, valuable books 'awl sti3tionery, , 0 W l l 01n ) from Mr. .1 ohn BOwye'r Nidiolls, of lied , 1-4nn passage, Fleet-street, t - the " w " lr ' er Pri .er ~. s ner. was an apprentice. Nlrliat led to a disco% o iii..bie was th e . elder prisoner selling a set 01,c' co books to Messrs. Lackington, Allen, and , Co. bookseliers, of ..Fiusbury-squlr e, f ", 31. b i ci' fi '''.. l'' ' '' honesty' P l.sici l'in' ii l ;l'.l l l ) s y ec r t . ° t I I : l e i titi':,w':lllrs):::t'lll:lll.).aeLictle-reircd:lll-111.,eick t t st " .l i: ! :1 - 1":1 ' ''':::t-t ec-.e'll o ri;:i..‘: l :: il i i i oi f it ( li ) cs r el t l i..l e i ( i i i . e.„3: ll bi r tt , a it N tiliee i t c l Nicholls i li e sf eicfli:s.t I,li7earrcalitfrt.:;lnasi,t)l.".c,f,e(lo:ferr"lit like - above-meniioned-.)ro 7er%N,eirrle e•-0-;41.-:irtitscd fvr i g tt r i aD o c t e l i i si e ipi r r e ti x rN : t in s, ao i t e l F : i t Ai i: P : Tvc . ):.t rop -- 01.4... . p ity . acn . (e) . liie:s.oflitt l iili4e : iidi t o l ' oe s r : i Saturday Inaker 1 and 4 -. ,Vio ' rtiilt!li tO it the r9ie ss- l e 'i te ber last,- where a man, by " ti . , : “ le i k , i „ - t bo' not what ought to be the practice, of a P l i t ..l o ob-' . if the Gospel, exposeil his wife , a doCcetlie. a rs of 111 g yoimg.womat), apparentiv about ='..",, 1 !m i t er' . age, to sale, at the public ra - iling , W i rt ' as bf“- ,sla,iebict.)ctutdtii.ttoloieuirisi.u‘;A•avtNi.sitEt,icli7,l„SiliT:tetii.Leirtrolihre;.eir,cilis,asea,tdb;lo.l-::1! jc.iri:t salesman for twenty-nine•shillings) and iv 3 . ,till se i I . ..L' l i i°s . I s ?1 11 ;• 11 a itlt p li e d L t i ll ii e gc l e • l e 'str i c s b : itetkiisitlrt.e:tylliisieetlilli'l:l‘; it ili ' i l° ; t rf : ' , l s 'e t lLLl b r iu : ' :::: r t e: sl : t i e 'l:t r 'el :. e i n :u t t l i i o e n c :1 ) 1 1 1 .1 :1 (-j1 ;1 4 ,- t t record'. i l l ( l: l l l tessol tt a‘tv.bri e t I ' ll ce tni ' ( ' ,_iill e ,, ll - :; , ,,.11.11 , 1 , 1: c .:,:i t i ) ii 1 1 H t. e i s ' . p ‘ c? . l:l ,, i t i l i, s d : c : . : l e i sti\ti:.tlillb'siettr'siiie)cn':l)re::-Iy;:onao:(111:e°,111: :he t I:h. ' et eu ' -:. !: -. ; ‘ c v‘ 1 1 ) 1 iicnh. could 5 1 5 treg ere he elmtrivell a secret i•ec t epoc ie :or. h , niber , sure; which lay Concealed under a weight " Ft v. t , ii .l o f After the day on which . Richard fell, the Elan Rielvnond entered Leicester with his vier`!/)1,14 tdreor:prs:iswittliscel,iiet:::ifttlineilit:elrs.of Itichard lim ) l' r ' es.“ tun' pillaged ; but the bed was hee„leeted Y . e verY P e r el! the house after Wards itas ii'llltlichtcr.tll)(l)ef .(1);::::lki-IT::1 it up to burn it, when be fortuwitelY the . hoard, and becnine suddenly with " -ith"t h 0- ,vislide Cause. I-le 1)0110 lands, an d . at lengiL2ter. left in.great afflaenee, .I , .red at the dignity of being. l ‘, laY°r :i f , ijcicl ..I.) l 'cil r diseov c . ': l y - Lipy years afterwards his wittow,. •:--() 1 "!,• ite wealth' by a serva inaid,r‘:vslionll:airt(llebree:'l" IllirilvVaittL:l the "fr'lh', and at the,trial of 6iswou°ll' tty iiiiegii',.;:.te!e-iom,ntiils)eii.coefs.,:\rt,l.i.ei:t•AliG:le, ,t,:rialonis:: ci l c - let ' - street, ne.nhoudsey, was eo_tered DY " a! - - . ‘' od a on ' Fr."LtY night, who-stwceeded in CarrYl''' quantity,of cloth into kerseymere• ,~ -_ 1 • .1 • . Illit`filS. . .k the wile of Op Siturilttv; 11v. , •10th inst. at Vachain Pa r. , t . ,.t., ,, 1t' i ' 3 " 1 3. 35 ' 111"1",Y; E. of a sorf,which tiled a few (1- I Y,'' ',`, o 'i Nit• ~ Oa Fridav afternoon, in S'; Afar •-ilxe, th e L ' ''' ' ' ' '' I. Itolieri lios . cow, via sinv. Y . f ;Ili .. )...j.r , i 41. t 'No.' 18 Ittsholisgate-street-Within, tbeltaci)° tl: 6 reit, Siti!citiir, of a &vizi:ter. , • - witor, Laiiy of L. A. ,Dariilson, E.sl. of a son. ' . On h e 2 , 2 ( 1 i•iii,t.. tit Chalcot-T.Tolse; near- Ti'arin, ..---''''. n Ijari On Sainrday, ChriFl Chur..ll, Surrey, 1 ` ter at ), Winche'ster-plaie, to Ann Jim ran t, , secdnd daug4 CkJiart v, Esq. of Holland-strect. AgitiEp ..-2.----,---------- DI E I). . 11 rett's./ ()I, the 17th inst. Mrs. Elizarreth M a ynard; i)f — e .'" . , binsDo,cturs' Commons, in the b2d year other ,n4l.'• Ross, ly On •M a oudy evening last, in .:4.lo;itagcie-,l"`t' Isquore, A. Cairneruss,.Esq. Surg•eoti. 7 _ffl . ~.,i ..i4 -',' 041 the 31st inst. (3, Tio'ior, Esq. of 11416hi!)•-4 ,us — t ,f mit;" 4)f li IS Majesty's Justices 441: the Peace 4iT the 1; ` ) '" IY ' 4.11e•0t, and ficpuryt,icirtenant of the Tovrzr Ci-)1,i00• iiev.• On Wednesday last, It Chelsea, ill biS•7l-0 : 43'0 tt John Frith, A. I. • a ( i f Orr Thursday last, Ly4ia, daughter of Dr* S' '.. gticg...' , Marti-lane. 'Tile same evening'. in Wevaioutli-street', Will' "Fri - 14 - - • • ' km)N), ,41. aged ”1. Di.)/4'• 3 ' • ()" S3l-"r(l3Y last, Mts. BiAirna the wit-e. of N.lr• ~.„ 7 jun. of Cos ent-gierden Theatre .___...----. . - -----'—'"-----' ' Portlaucillarce, COAL 22. ship,: at, Market. i s Price. 33, t;;;h 5 ) Ships 4,f Newcastle ......... . 40i: Ofl• io 0 Si Sunderland ......... ........... .*l'`i 1 Scotell C0a1.... ........... 1 ...... .... . 365. 00. to - ISI ' • per • SAIti"AY) G FOP G C'S nxi.-1-loli,lay lliv-r..`abequerr iicsce,./slo.):2l3eruiVit re ::%slt.l-sne:'evigidijrn..,Sii::th' e. Bank. and South Sta. 1-lou : • C:7NP..;(i)irtrc.:lcluck,:i7------1Jt...8,).;.;,A.1t...11,1,1:1, No' 7 Cila jt . ,:r t ir •duizs: and d tV A wlicr " 1 / 1 " - at 12"'1,152 014ets, I