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THE REAL. FRENCH PAPERS. The faowing are Lxtracts from. French Pa- pers, which we inserted in a Second Edition on Sattircilly (From the Monitcgr Tinii , ersel of Apry - ACTS OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. The first orders that all obstacles to the return of the POPE to his Own territories. shall be re moved instantly, and that all honours be paid to hint on his journey. The sccond orders the ltother of thelnfailt Don ,f . ,;:Aat.os to be released and sent back to Spain. . - T T .F.GISLATIVE BODY. . - • Wore Membt:rs adhete to the decree of :for- feiture. MINISTER OF WAR. French officers and soldiers are in.vited to give their adherepce. . • COUPS DES COMPTES. Address of BARB - E MARBOIS to the Coun t. says,. " all sides the name of the Boußßoxs is beard, and wislies foi their.return." An the:Mem bers sign the Act of Adhesion. PREFECTURE OF TnE SEINE. 'l'l►e MeiWers — sign their adherence, and wish for the ancient family to be fixed for ever in France. IMPERIAL COURT OF PARIS. The 'Members invite the innnediate return of the head of the Bourbons to the hereditary Throne of ST. Louts. The corps of gendarmerie and the Adjutants of the city of Paris addressed letters to the Prince of BENEVENTO, expressive of their attachment to th.: new Government. FRENCH FUND, 63.1. PARIS, APRIL 6. (From the Journal des Debats.) J-Tis :111ajesty the Emperor of RV§SIA, 14 soon as be was informed of the change ire the French Government, produced by the Senate, proposed, in Atte name cat the Allied P6wers, to NAPOLVON 111YON:AYARTE, to choose a place of retreat tor him self and fa!! ily. The Duke 'of VIcENZA was di rected'to carry this proposal to' him. -It has been di ctate d c hi e fly by the desire of the Allied Powers to,stop the etfuAion of blood, and by the convic. iinp, that if adopted by NAPOLEON, the work of general peace, and the re-establishment of the internal repose of France, would be but the work of -a day. Senator StzyEs has sent in his adherence. The -Count of CApETF.R has clone the satoe. The public is informecl„that the immense quan tity of Letters kept for more than three years in the Office of the Administration of the Posts, both 'from England and other countries, as well as those destined from those countries, will be sent oS ac cording to their directions. Paris, April 4. pornIENNE. There have arrived to-dny in the Capital a great number of Officers and soldiers who have aban doned the standard of litumnaAwrg. They were all decorated with the White Cockade.--klee le Roil Letter from Marshal Dake of Belluno to the Prince of Benerentl. _ MY Lone--1 come to Paris to get 'cured of a severe wound I received at the battle of Craonne. I only wait for thy cure to offer my services to the Provisional Government of France. They raay rely upon my fidelity and adherence . to all they may do for the safety and honour of my'country. • (Signed) Marshal Duke of BELLUNO. ACTS OF THE PROVISIONAL. GOVERNMENT. .The relations jest established between the Allied Powers and the French Government are of a na- ture to permit France being considered immediate , ly as in a state of peace with them. In conse quence the Provisional Government decree, That all conscripts at present assembled arc free to return home, and. that all those who have not yet been carried away from their homes may re main there. The same faculty is applicable to the battalion of the new levy which each department has _furnished, as well as all the levies en.masse. (Signed) Prince of BENEVENTO, &c. Paris, April 4. Marshal MARmoNT has sent in his adherence to the new Government. To-niorfml the Stame of NAPOLEON will be thrown down from its base. The Java, Government Gazettes of the sth of June, we' are sorry to find, contains an account of the death Of those gallant Officers, Col. FRASER and Captain MTUEASON, of his Majesty's 78th regiment.' -They appear to have been overpower ed and killed by 300 banditti, which had suddenly descended from the mountain-s.. - Three other of ficers, who were in company with them, besides Mrs FRASEr., narrowly escaped. Sternum, who was executed on Saturday se'n night, tor setting fire to his house in Half Moon-. street, made a. full confession of his horrid crime, and the justness of his punishment, a few days previous to his execution, and acknowledged that he was in his house at the time the servant girl returned borne, and if she had taici till the time allowed_her by her mistress, which was about 'an hour latef than she came home, the house would have been completely in flames. He concealed ',himself behind the window curtains from the ser vant girl. It will be recollected that One of the witnesses, could recollect lettiog him into •the -house, but several first saw him in the passage leading from the street door. He was dreSsed in his wife's clothes and' thii -explains the mystery of .Mr. DEANI'S evidence at Bow-street Office, but who was not called on the trial, which was, that he saw the back of a female figure twice in the parlour, with clothes on resembling those which Mrs. Sturman wore, and spoke to the per 50n, but received no answer ; the reason was, Sturman was afraid - of speaking, lest his voi ce should be recognized as a man's. A bankrupt named Joint Kilighorn, Convicted at the last Old Bailey Stwsions of a conspiracy to defraud his creditors, stood, on Saturday, in the . pillory, oppositet he principal, - entrance of Guild hall. FRONT GAZiEtTE, 9. Return. of „Tiller!, !rounded, and .11115;z:.\,7, of Me --17 - nfy under tare Coinniand Of hi:: Me Mar - viers of If 'clli.nkton, 1 ,G. in ,icti4,l.; tAe.l.-ntnty tin . . 7th to 20th _ilart-4; 1 614, Crltionging to the - Mar:lness'of 'Wellington's dispatch of the • 20t1i ;Nlarcii, I Al4,pubh'sh:;(l in the Suiikicalentary Gii&ette of Saturday last.:l,, 7th 7.',l4ich: 14th Light Dragoon-1 :ants ile wounded; captain, 4 rank and tie . , S horses, • .•,tll 13th Light Dragoons--. 1 irrj: - .t, rwilt ar.d file, 5 boz'sesi _ 10t11:%!arch. 7th Hussars.-1-rank and file, 7 horses, rai;sing. 13t 312xcli 13th Light Dragoons—l hdrse .lied; 5 horses wounded ; . lieutenant, 4 rani; and file, s horses, missing. 14th Light DragoUns-3,burszs kilic:d; 1 Serjeaut. 2 rank and file, 4 horses, wciuuded ; 1 captain, 2 rank anti file, 3 hoebts, 15th Hussars-1 r..nk and fire, 2 horses, wounded. . - March : •:.• Light Dragooni-4 horses won - Ha-ed. 'l4tlh Light Dragoons-1 horse killed; 1 serjeant, 10 rank - and tile, 5 Ihn - es, wounded; Vrank and file, 8 horses, nn,sl,lg. 341 Foot, Ist Batt.-4 rank and Ele wounded. • 15th March. 14th Light Dragoons-1 rank -antiviile killed ; 1 horse wound rd; 2 . rialls and file, 2 horses, missing. 18th March.- 14th Light Drags ons-1 lieutenant, 3 horses, killed; e rank and tile,. 3 horses, wounded; 1 rank and 61e, 1 horsy, tnissing. ► Ist Light Dra. , nons, King's Gorman Legion-3 rank and. tile, .7 tiorNes, t.trjciAnts, 7 rank aid tile, 9 horbes, Nyouuded, 3811► Foot, Ist Platt:--1 lieutenant, 1 scerjeant, 6 rant and file, killed; 1 captain, 1 litnitenant; 2 -serjeauts, 3U• rank and . . - tile, wounded; 3 rank and the missing:. . 134t1h Foot, 2d liatt.-2 rank and Me killed; '2 rank and file . wounded; 4 rank and file missing. 39th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 lieutenant, 4 rank and 6.1 e; wounded. 57th Foot, Ist Batt.—..l lieutenant wounded.. 60th Foot, sth Batt.-1 drummer, 5 rank and file, wounded. • • ,19th General Staff—i lieutenant-colunel killed. Royal rtillery-.-1 hurbe killed; 1 lieutenant, 1 rank and . , tile, 1 hoist:, wounded.. . .',. 7 ; • 4d Light Drag anti, King's German Legion-4 rank and file, 5 horses, killed; 1 serjeant, 1 t rank and .tile, .6 horses, wounded; 1 captain missing. •., • , Stli Foot, Ist Batt.—.l rank and .file killed• 9 ran'' and tile wounded. • • Goth Foot, sth Batt.—l'serjeant, 3 rank , and ; I captain, I lieutenant, 3 lierjcants, - '2 . drummers, 2.1 rank• and file, woundeo. 74th Foot—l ensign, 1 serjeant, Crank and file, wounded. 83d Foot, 2d Batt.—G rank and file killed; 2 lieutenants* 3 serjeants, 1 drummer, 12 rank and file, wounaed. 87th Foot, 2d Batt.-2 nink and tile - killed ; 1 lieutenant, 1 staff, 1 serjcant, 27 rank and file, wounded; 88th Foot, Ist Batt.--6 rank and tile•wounded. 94th Foot-2 rauk cad tile_ killed; 1 staff, 3.3 rani; and file, , -wounded. Portuguese Loss—l ensign, 9 rank and file, baled ; 1 major, 2 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 3 . serjeants, 93 rank and tile, wounded. _ 20t11 March. General Staff-1 lieutenant-colonel woundO, 45tn Foot, Ist Batt.--1 rank and file wounded. 59th lout, tat 13att.-1 ensign, 5 rank :sad file, wounded. 52d Foot, let lieutenant; 2 rank.and.file, wounded. 63th Foot, atn Batt.-1 serjeaut, 2 rank and file, wounded. 61st FOot, Ist Batt.-- , 4 rank and file wounded 71st Foot, Ist Batt.--1 lieutenant, 1 serjeafit, wounded. 74th Foot—l lieutenant, I rank and file, Wounded. 95t1. Poot, Ist Batt.-2 rank and file killed; 1 captain, 2 lieu tenants. 5 serjeatits, 21 rank and file, - woundeti. 95th Foe, 2d Batt.-1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, killed) 1 ma jor, 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 14 rank and file , wounded. 95th root, 3d Batt.-1 rank and file killed ; 2 lieu. tenants, I staff, 3 serjeants, 32 rank and file, wounded. • (Signed) E. PAIS.'EN HAM, Adj. Gen. NAMES Or THE OFFICERS MIXED, WOUNDED, AND MISSItG. British Officers killed.-18th March._ 14th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Wm. John ;,yon. 28th Foot, 1:t Batt.--Lieutenant Stephen Gordon. IDth March. General Staff--Lieutenant• Colonel Henry Sturgeon (R.nyal Staff Corps), Assiszaut-Quarter-Master-General. British Officers wouncled.—:lsth March.' 2sth Foot, Ist Bott.—Captaiu John Carroll, severely; Lieu tenant Roger Gilbert, 39th root, Ist . Batt.—Lieutenant Chlrles Cox, severely: 57th Foot, Ist Bait.—Lieutenant Philip Aubin, serenely. 19th Mardi. Royal Artillery--Lieutenant Ward, severely (right leg am putated). 60th Foot, sth Batt.—Captain Robert Kelly, severely; Lieu tenant Cuthbert Forneret, slightly. 74th Foot—Ensign Ross Hood, severely. sad Foot, Ist Butt.—Lieutenants James Kingston . and /lap. brose Lane, slightly. 87th Foot, 2d Batt.—Lieutenant Dunlevie, severely; Adjutant James Thomas Moore, slightly. 84th Foot—Assistant-SUrgeon Moses : (iiiiiithb slightly. 2Uth March. General Staff—Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Arbuthnot (W. I. 11.sistaiit-quarter-Nlaster-General, severely. 50th Foot, Ist Batt.—Ensign James :Sweeny, severely. 52d Foot, Ist Batt.--Lieutenant. George Harley Love, slightly. 71st Foot, Ist Nutt.—Lieutenant Rolert Lowe, severely. 74th Foot--Lieutenant Abrtsiram Atkinson, .severely : W4ll Foot, Ist I3att.—Captain Loftus Gray, Lieutenant John C s rt, severely; Lieutenant George Si:unions, *lightly.. 95th Foot, 2d Batt.--4..ieutenmit-Colonel Amos Godsil Nor cott, Captains George Miller and John Duncan, severely; Lieutenant William Humbly, slightly; Lieutenant I. 4 r:tut:is Dixon, severely. 95th• Foot, 3d Batt.—Captain William Cox, severely; Lieu tenant Sir Bibton, Burt. slightly; Lieutenant %Wlidui Farmer, severely;' Quarter-Master Wm. Sart ecs, slightly. British Officers missing. -7th March 14th Light Dragootts—Captairs Julia Towrsi.end. .•13th March. Istb Light Dragoon—Lieuteryt,..t Alan . l'Cl‘Lean. 14th Light Dragoons—Captain John 14t;hingtou. 19th March. 2d Light Dragoons, K.ing's tie:nlan Le"ion-- . Paptain beger. Portuguese .Officer killed. -19th 21st Regt. of the Lizie—Eruiigu Vittoria Joaquiln. Portuguese Officers wogrided.-19th March. 21st Regt. of the Line—. Major. Joaquin) Prlles Joreao, se verely ; Lieutenants Mauna Ant. Perrin. and Ooau Orquira, slightly; Ensign Luis r'erein) d'Lea, severe& ; Ensign Joze Maria Igii, Curcio, slightly. I,lth Cacadutes—Ensign Ant. Justinuino (signed) E. M. PAKEINHL.? , I, AJj. tress War-Office, Afirt:: 8, 1 )4. 19t Regiment of Dragoon quards,Cornet T; C. Brander to 'he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stark, wh o ,-,ei r -E ;; . • • c„ f i le t and Adjutant . Sheiver to hate till! rank of ilieteenknt. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant - 5, Webb :to be Cap tain of a Troop, vice deceased. Cornet A. C. Saunders to be Lieutenant, vice ‘Vebb. lion. J ohn Massey to be Cornet; vice Saunders. • O ' Ut iiitto, Lieutenant T. I , ..ersteman to ho (Main of a Troop, by purchase, vice Burton, who retires. Cornet R. Down to he. Lieutenant, without purchase, vice-Kerste man. 20th Regiment of Light Dragoonl, Cornet J. Isa`Derni.:+tt - to be Lieutenant, by purchase 4 vice Carroi...k, promoted.. 25th Ditto, Aratiro D'Letang, Gent. to be ' Cornet, vice Scollay, deceased. ad Regiment of ' , vat Guards, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel C. F. Canning to be Captain Of a Company awl Lieutenawt- Colonel., vice flood, killed .in action. Lieutenant G. Eve lyn to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Canning. If ugh Seymour Blanc, Gent. to be Eusignt vice Evelyn. 3d Regiment of Foot, Ensign T. Everndern to be Lieutenant, without purchas%, vice Neligau. wbo resigns. 6th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet William 11. Eden, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign . , by p arc h aie , v i ce Burrell, promoted. 12tii Ditto, Ensign .1. Grover to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Ayslin-,.1, placed upon half-pay. Charles Willianu Gent, to ue Ens!gn, vice Grover. Assistant- - Surgeon Rolph,from the Moat!: 4iliiia, tv t.e.lsautatat . utgeuu. • ,6th rift°, L'etitenanfJ. O'Brien; from the,lii:nee - ie;; Cotin`y Militia, to be Litodeueol, with temporary rank: DittO, Brevet Major el. Murray to be Major, vice Bent, killed in action. - To he Captains of Comparvies.4—Lientenent Cbompagne, vice St. Aurin, killed in action; Lieut. W. Crockett, vice Murray. To be Lientenants, - Ensign -J. Battersby, vice Champagne ; ,Ensign E. Ffennell, vice Crockett. To have the Runk of • Lieutenant, Ensign nod •Atijiitant J. Storey. To he Ensigns, Thomas Moore, Gent, vice Battersby; Henry Pundits Campbell, Gent. vice Ffennell, • 22d !liar), Adam Gordon Geddes, Esq. to - he As sistant-Surgeon C. H. Cotton, from the 95th Footo.o be .Surgeon. 29d Ditto, to he First Lieutenants,' Second Lieutenant. W. T. Graham, withoot purchase, vice Brownseu, promoted. Second Lieutenaut C. French, by purchase, vice Neville,• promoted in the enth Foot. To be,second Lieutenant, W. Seton, Gent. vice Graham. g4th Ditto, Lieutenant R. Watson to be Adjutant, vice Ward, promoted. .28th Ditto, Lieutenant R. Tomlinson to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Gale, dead of his wounds. .Ensign .LT. S. War ing kl IN' Lieutenant, vice Tomlinson. Volunteer W. Lys in, from the 91st Foot, to be Ensign, vice Waring. 30th Ditto, Richard Fraser, Gent. to be Eusign, without pur chase, vice Modden, promoted in the,B9th Foot. . &3d Ditto. Assistant-Surgeon R. Leaver to be Surgeon, vice Trevor, placed on half-pay. Hospital-Assistant D. Finlay son to he Assistant-Surgeon, .vice Leaner. :38th Ditto, Lieutenant F. B. Soundivith to lee Captain of a Company, vice Harrison, killed in' Gentleman Cacb't Richard Andrew Scott, from the • Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Scott, whose appointment has not taken place. 42d Ditto, Ensign T. We:teen-to be Lieutenant, without pur these. George M'lver, Gelit. to be Ensign, vice MoNiven. - Lieutenant J. Young to be 'Adjutant, vice Innes, killed in action. 44th Pitt°, Brevet Lieutbnant-Colonel J. M. Hammerton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, oleo Carleton, killed in action. Breret Miljor F. Elwin to be Major, vice Hammertoe. Lieutenant.l3. F. Oreenshielde to be Captain, vice -Elwin. To be Lieutenants' ' Ensign N. T. Kingsley, vice Fenton, rilsmisSed ; Ensign J. Burke, vice Pierce, deceased Ensiga 11. Martin, vice Greenshields. To be Ensigns, Volunteer John Donaldson, vice Kingsley ; Richard Mackrell, Gent. vice Woke • Quarter-Master-Serjeant T. YeCann, vice Maxwell, killed in action. 45th Ditto, Lientenant B. G. Flumphrd to be Captahr of a Company, vice laerlie, dead of his weueds. To he Liente tenants, Ensign 1. T. Ray, vice Metcalfe, killed - in action; .Ensign heir',' .see Humphrey. To he Ensigns, Cor nelius Ryan, Gent. eree Ray ; Dolce M'Keneie, Gent. vice Reid. . . . ssd Ditto, Lieutenant H. T. Macdonald to he Captain of a Company, vice Cares, deceased. Ensign J. Mackay to be, Lieutenant,yiee Cruise, deceased. To he Ensigns,D.6.Holst,. Gent. vice iackay ; Jacob Silver, Gent.' vice N. Mecdoeald, deceased. 56th' Ditto, Lieutenant H. T3olJero, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Perry, peometen. . 57th Ditto, Eci.ign A. Vitch to tie Lieutenant, without pur chase' rice Torrens, superSeded, Alexander Eager, Cleat. to be Ensign, vice Veitch. 62d Ditte. to he Lieutenants, without purchase, Lientenant W. R. Towers, from the 6th Garrison Bettalion, Ensign Mark bannfrpm the Oth Garrison Battalion. 65th Ditto, Ensign G. Williams to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rogers, Who resigns. 68th Ditto, Lieutenant W. Abbott to be Captain of as Com pany, wic: ,Leith,`killed is action. To be. Lieutenants, F ll o,en T. Sheddon, vice . Stapletoo, dead of 'his wounds ; E;sign J. Gibson, vice Abbott. To be Ens4eile, Gorge Carson, Geet. vice Sheddon; Edward - 1)1110u, Gent. vice Giheitu.. , 71st Ditto, Captain G. Spottiewoode to lee without pnrchasc, vice Barclay, whte resigns. Lieutenant T. rayke to be 'Captain of a Company, vice Spettiswoode. - To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign W. Moore, vice Fletcher, who resigns; Ensign D. Grant,' vice Parke. • To he Ensign, Robert M'Dougall, Gent. vice Grant. 74th Ditto, Ensign. R. Flood to he Li entenaot,'vice Ewing e deed , of his wounds. Serjeant-Major Loughlan M‘Pherson to be Ensign, vice Flood. 80th Ditto, Lieutenant S. It. Stepney to be Captain of a Cone pany, vice Walsh, deceased: . Ensign Aecher to be Lieutenant, vice Stepney. To be Ensigns, John M'Quecu, Gent. vice Archer; James Nl‘Qtreen, Gout. vice Barlow, deceased. 89d Ditto, Florence O'Brien, Gent. to be Ensign by pur chase, vice Bromfield, promoted, B.lth Ditto, to be Lieutenants, Foreign J. H. Slyfield, vice Fane, deceased ; `Ensign M. Crowe, vice Jerries, de ceased. To be Ensigns, John Breckinan, Gent. vice Sly field ; Thomas Andrea's, Gent. vice Crowe. 86th Ditto, to be Lieutenants without purchase ; Ensign D. 11. Kennedy, vie, Clarke, promoted in the 60th, Foot; Ensign P. I'. Gould, vice Deane, promoted in the 6gth Foot, T o b e Ensigns, without purchase, P. Home, Gent. vice. Kennedy; J. 4.obinsou, Gent. vice Geoid. 89th Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Second Lieutenant W. Nesfield, from the 95th Foot; Ensigu E. Dae venport, from the Nova Scotia Fencibles. 91st Ditto, Lieut. SoN. Ormerod to be' Captain. of a Com pany, by purchase, vice INlarshall,•who retires. Ensign A. I). M`Laren, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Or merod. Serjeant Major Cahill to be Ensign,.. vice M‘Ltren. 100th Ditto, Lieut. J. Rochfort, feoin the Louth Militia, to be - Lieutenaut, With temporary rank. sth West India Regiment, Ensign H. 1). Mackay to be Lieu tenant, vice Moore, deceased. Lewis Barrow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackay. Royal West India Rangers, G. Flood, - Gent. to be Ensign, without purohase, vice Flood, who `i res.gus. Royal African Corps, Ensign W. Pass to be Lieutenant with out purchase. D. Alt, Gent. to loeEnelgn, vice Pass. sth Garrisorellhttalion„ Wm. Roberts ' Gent.- to he Ensign, vice Markham, promoted 'in the tiid Foot. 6th Garrison Battalion, Serjeant-Major W. Green to be Ad jutant (with the rank of Ensign, , , vice Towers, appointed to the •;ad Foot. lath Royal Veteran Battalion, Cept. J. T. Breett i from the 40th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, yice . M'lon - re de , -ceased. The York Chasseurs, Lieut. J. Parker. front the let Foot, to be Captain of u Company, vice Strenuwitz, appointed to the 2d Hussars of the King's Getman Leetioo. • Black Garrison Compatty, Capt.-J: Blair. front the Rath Foot e to be,Captain. Serjeant C. Raker, from the Goth Foot, to 'be Ensign. • BREVET.' , • Major A. M‘Donald, of the Royal Horse Artillery, to he Lieu tenant-Colonel in the army. Captain IVilliainGossett, of the ` Royal Engineers, to be Ma jot in the Army. STAFF. To be Chaplains to the Forces.—George Watnipor, 8.-A. rice Ingram, deeeesed. George Griffin Stonestreet, LL,B. vice' Butnet, who resigns... • HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Hiispiral e Asstaats to the Forces,--josepli Steele, Gent. William Milne, Gent. Alexander Turnbull, Gent. GARRISONS I .---Major3. J. Fraser, of the 7th Royal Veteran. Battalion, to be Town-Major of time Garrison of Gibraltar, 'vice Walsh, deceased. Crown qffice,. j 4pril 6,1814 Member returned to serve in this present Parliament for the County of. Kildare—The Right Hon. William Fitz Ge rald, commonly called Lord WitHeim Fitz Gerald, in the rootth . of the. Right lion. Henry Fitz Gerald, oSmmouly called .Lord. Henry Fitz Gerald, who his accepted the °like of Steird,rd of the Manor of Hendred. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, • Henry Southern, Brixton-I)ill, Lambeth, victualler, :mil April 12 to May 24. • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDF,D. • William IJollaudhy, Leadenhall-street, librarian. Charles Newton, of Claremont-House, Queen's-buildings, Brompton, scrivener. - BANKRUPTS. John 'Taylor, Richard-street, Comntercial-road, coach-maker, to surrender April 16, 9.4, ;In,i May 21, at tea, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Henry Chester, Nlelizta- - place, Wpstminster-road. ....... %Vl'Barn Gerruan,Topsham, Devonshire, corn-factor, April 2d, 25, and May 21, at twelve,. at the Hotel, Exeter. At turnies, Mr. Thomas Turner, Exeter, or Mr. John Siee I;aacson, Cannon-strut. Henry Burnett Henry, late of Bread-street-hill, merchant, April 23, 26, and May 2!, at twelve, at. Guildhall, Loud. n. Attornies, Messrs. Alliston, Hundleby, and Puyaton, Free man'l-court, Corn hill. .Taxies Dowd, John-street, Oxf o rd-st ree t, v i c t ua ll er , A pr il IG, 13, and May 21-, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At tor lies, Meth-a. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry. Varies ifarp&r, Jobri ic;cl Josepli 118411,4•1:"1 of Camperdown-Illuse, Sovithwari., paper and Mackin;;-mannfacturers, April Id, 2S, 21.'at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Attornics, Messrs. 3" l ' .ton and ANport, Shoreditcli. . Richard \V Id, Crater:-street, Strand, tavirir) April Ter ' Qt and May at ten ~at London. Attorney, Pasinore; ktarn ford-oourt4 Throkmortun-strees James Newman, late of ilanivae:zstreet, Oxford-Strcet,- lw e . • draper, Aped 16, at I...velve, at One; and Mat , 21. 3 ,,` rent, at. Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. A. man-street Ocorge Phillips, late 'of Burbri'dge-street, Lan-Piett.-:`,lll'!ti timber-merchant, April 1(, 23, and May 21, at twa ve ' eir Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. HLn attit, Deau , i lo. ' SOuthwark. 4 10 John Greensirect, Camberwell, vheelwriglot, •, • and May 21, it due, at Gtiilditall, I.ondon Messrs. Dyne and Sall, LimAn's-Ind-fielibt. 0 4. 4 ThuiLas Phillips, Norwich, hi-Andy-merchant, • and May 21, at four, at the Castle Inn, Norwich . nies• Mo.tssrs. Longdill and BUttersfield, ITolJor n-e° Gray's-Tim, or Mr. Charles 'Hewitt, Norwich. George William Wye, London, and Newington Butt:. n 0,.. chant, April 16, at twelve, 2:-0, at one, and May 21. 61,1 irk ven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Waltoti• lets-hall, F?asir;}(hall-etreet.. 4 ,; E4wiu Bendy, Charles-square, no:tton, factor, : tpril • ' o p r and May 21, at ten, at Guildhall, T- A it, ! al Mr. Williams, , jun. Lord Mayor's Court-Otiice• h u/ Exchange. G I ' 4 Anness, Cheapside, u-ateh-maker, April ifT• May twelve,-at Guildhall, London. Attorael• Niud, Throgmorton-street. £Dividends, &c. To-morrow.] POLICE. Saturday, at the Mansion-House, a .e es' salt' man, named Ifyam Isaacs, .'ts , as charged ceiving a considerable quantity of silk, th e i l: ' ;; ' , pert yof Mr. Stevenson, of Bow-lane, from bil: e ' o some time back, sarsnets and satins lead l i t 'O5 stolen, to the value of 9001. A large ret'var%' t of offered, and part of the goods, to the too',' ll i ; v ci 300/. was found in Isaacs' house. l n his Or - je t, he alleged that he had . bonght it of a str i 'tf'r d who had casually come into' his shop. remanded till Thursday next. Saturday, at Hatton-Garden . , George Fe r gl e w ri' servant to Messrs. Gordor, and Knight, (ft' tl „, o ll in Goswell-street, was charged with f"'' t and wantonly riding a horse of his ill`` to through several streets in Glerkenwell,. t ic' endanger the lives of many persons. .A ' r e-j ior‘ man from, Lambeth had his toot dungerou s l,,,,o , by the horse treading on it ; and a Mrs. A""' of .Sidney -street, far advanced in pregu3" o :, i fi j rode overand so much hurt that her rec °v doubtftil.---The prisoner was remanded. Saturday, at. Guildhall, an Irish 54 1 c " r f el brought before the 'sitting - Magistrate, '' srr l , o o 'xith . it brutal assault upon Mary Kelly; th,!„," lady of the George public-house, in Sinitl n ' oj oi• It appeared . tjokre hadi?Cen a violent qua rrel 11 ,11 t. some- Irish people at that house, whic iz orort i Kelly had 'used het -endeavoured to quell- ' I I 20 minutes after, the, prisoner returned, An t sre i: a stick cut open the head of 1 4 .L.s.Keilv'io a rt'' fill manner,.and she now lies in a very (II : * state.---The prisoner was remanded; • , Saturday, at Bow-street, John Tucif er charged with stealing a trunk, value ' M1:1( 1 : 1 ; the door of Mr. Campbell, in Long Acre. illation was given to Mr.'Catnp6ell's gliol )111 5 1;"c a female. passing by, tkdien the Prisoner ti f sued avid taken, in Broker's-alley with in his possession. He was committed , 1%,,,:ite Thermometer. .. ii ..: ~: • • t:: • . 7 I ;T.. -!) 1 L I- . r ':_-..: ..; ,-.,- A 1 ellen .I' 4 4 C.: " .... I • ' p‘r April. -I . .I . Inch e s . '" 2 4G 14554 I 44 29.54 .20 nal ° • . s 48 48 5S 4S .55 F a ir i ,,- ) 4 45 47 SS 41 .77 Do -5 44 49 55 43 .90 V I P o• P i pa. I) . a ' , 6 47 50 59 44 30.10 P 7 50 5O 60 44 .24 .1., 4 '• 1 8 4.7 50 60 43 .30 , j . ,)0. , I . .20 . - L ,t.,, BIRTHS. t, tlll ei On Saturday se'n night, at Burton-upon-Tr tn " ° pie , the Rev Henry Des Votax, of a daughter. , j o r! On Friday, in Upper Lkedford-place, :NI.:; ~.." On So the Rev On Fr a datigti. ........^'.-- , f , . -..,-..._ • ' il' { ir MA RAIED. n a•Mi,Fll.,".;', Lieutenant Robert Garrett; of - tti4lth, or — f i ly o . ; , i r i' l . ' eltfest son of John Garrett, Esq. of Ellin •t0 , t 1 , , , ..• - r o / 4 ' ' t l t. to Charlotte, youngest daughter of Lord i'-'''' c,10 4 1 , P r fi g brother to the ae ue of Porlad. . ~t eo tt•-t f e-' On Suothy, l th t D e 3d k inst. at t Be n ecles, Lu'r.,l,clij,.' )o ,i, Young, of the I - lon. E. I. Co.'s Service, ta 17 I' o' daughter of the late John Ce.rtwright, Esq• at "'''' ./ Satiolli. - • _ . __--,," On the 21.1 inst. Itlrs. 14arVey, Witt c f Fo l ae rt I or''' i bet i t'. 1 of ltorimey-t.treet, LiverpOot. 'l.hesanie day, in '..\ elson-st re c', I..)tirblia,CN ri ' 4°.l . %5..? tV• Esq. aged 71. ' • • ' ~,,e 'icy' • . On tne '2d - inst.-at Gloucester, the I ' (1Y o' '"- I , '' ' TA r braharn. ' ." ja.110,..1e On the-sth inst. at Polvellan in (;ornwa.."., .. 0 1 0 '. d F.,sq. Colonel of the Ito vat Is,line: - s, and i na..nY -Y e ' • • 'al' Truro., .(h1 the 31st ult. at I3olsoVer, near i;lie'stertl•elii!!,,"?::.1,1111)1/ contusion*. occasioned ....y his horse filtiu< %ci d ,' :,::,:'''''' , ing, near llolsover, Adjutant. John l'avl;.ir,-.q' "' . 20-'' i b i ' !* I.neaf litia. ' ar `'., • 0 4 ' On IVednesday morning - last, in the.' 9-itbY- e. 0 1 1 = a Henry, youngest 4 , 011 ,Of I' ' F.ll}Ci F. Ai V 1 il6n 0 " 1 '''P. . ,:1:1-' 1 . ,3 place, Is.ington. • . - • •. . • i;Ter-i!' 1' ')u Friday night lastO•lrs.. Cecil denkii1500,.!;,,./.4 j ''' ~ Earl I..i..,erpool.ate •licr .-ioppei-, 1;" - ,.. _,40!•• health,. was taken un'tvel;, and died in LW() it.,"!.'7141e11-.7: joP On tin.: 9th izit. Aliss Margaret Doneltv,, of t- 7„ . a , damghteruf the late ;)arid Douglas,i,t;sii! ji'd.' ll - I.)unglas, Iti,rt. of iirthead, DIED. Av idly ) - PRICE OF STOCKS oN,s.trifito-'''' twjia stock, ios. pr. hub:, Bood,, 1.?5. pr. Exchrtl. 4 '• • 48 t 2.41 4 .- ; ) II; Uu.a cons. ita 'flank Stock,. Nary 6 per Cent. 98 97j 96 Irk') 5 per'Cullt. 4 put' Ccut. 84 8;t:r 84k 3 per Cent. Red. 70 eb ,693 3 per Ct. Cons. 7.21 70 7i 7 0 11 I.laoli L. Ann. .61 11-1601 s lOWNOW -re 11' 4 Nris l. LONDON Plinted b•J. B. ('3.11.`;,1%\ `,I :( • o'o 6 , lll(lings,l auucl..pul,l?•;l3ed by \V ..•I. s J at the SUN-OFPICT. 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