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IMPERI4L PI4IZLIA,II ENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. SATtrkiDAY, NOV. 21. Tyr TR Lordships' met at ten o'clock, and passed =the Pensions' Duty Bill, the Mum, Malt, and Cyder Bill, the Stale Bread the-Solt Fish-Duty Bill, and the Sugar and Molasses Duty Bill. Their Lordships adjourned to half after three, when they again met ; and the. Commons having attended at the Bar of the House, the Royal As . sent was given by CommisSion to the above Bills. The Commissioners were, the Lo ar),CHAS/CELLOR, the ARCHBISHpI? of CANTERBURY, and Lord ,WAL SINGHAM. The Lottery Mistake Bill was brought up from the Commons, and their Lordships adjpurned. HOUSE OF ; COMMONS, SATURDAY, NOV.. 21. A Message from the Lords informed the House their Lordships had agreed to the Malt Duty Bill, ,the Pension Duty Bill, the Fishery Salt, Bill, and the Bakers' Bill, without any amendment. Captain• IVIAkKHANt took the oaths and his seat fOr Portsmouth. -- • The Lottery Mistake Bill, and the Starch and Distillery Bill,' were severally 1 . 6141 a. third time and passed. The Uglier\ of . the Black Rod summoned. tie House to the House of Peers. The SP EAKER, on his return, informed the HOuse the Royal Asgent had been giveil by Commission to the Malt Duty Bill, and several other Bills. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 2r, 180 AT the Court at St. James's, the 18th of Novem ber, :tBor--Present, the Ki NG'S Most Excellent Majesty in Cbuncil. • • This day the Right Hon. Charles Bragge, Trea surer of His Majesty's Navy„was, by His Majes ty's Commend, sworn of His Majesty's Mdst Ho nourable Privy Council, and look his place at the Board accordingly. • His Majesty, in Council, was also pleased to or der, that in the absence of the Right Hon. Charles ,Earl of Liverpool, the Ilight Hon. Syl‘,4ster Lord Glenbervie should be President of the Committee ap pointed for the Consideration of all matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations. 'Kw-Office, November 21, 180 I. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Patrick Hamilton, Geht. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Talbot, promoted in the 71st Foot. sth Ditto, Lieutenant William Irwin to be Captain, by pur chase, vice O'Reilly, who retires. I4th• Regiment of Light 'Dragoons, Cornet Matthew 11- ble to be I.ieutenant, by'purchase, vice Sloper, pro; teei - J. 28th Ditto, Robert Miller, Gent. to be Cornet, by purc,iase, vice Lang, promoted. • Coldstream Regiment of Foot Chards, Ensign Richard Becket to be Lieutenant,- vi se Frederick, deceased. zdilattaliohofthe Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign Clear An drews to be Lieutenant, vice lohn Stewart, d ece a se d 4th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant George.. Meyer, from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Wharf, who exchangeS. ' 6th Ditto, Robert Kerman, Gent, to be Ertagn, by purchase, • vice Tighe, mho retires. gth Ditto, • Captain Henry Craufurd to be Major, by pur- - chase, vice Marriott, promoted. . • ‘• zyth Ditto, Richard Giles, Gent. to be ensign, by purchase, vice Ellis, promoted!. 28th Ditto, Captain George Groves, to- be Major, by pur chae, vice Johnston' who retires. Lieutenant the Ho nourable Edward Mullins, to be Captain, vice Groves. 35th Ditto, Lieutenant Caesar C. Armett to be Captain, by purchase, vice Clarges, promoted. 35th Ditto, Ltisign---Ricliard Murray to be , Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kearney promoted. 44th Ditto, John Cleland Guthrie,' Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice goiell, promoted. 45th Ditto, Ensign Francis,Savage to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice O'Leary, who retires. 55th :Ditto, 'Captain the Honourable Godfrey Macdonald, from the 2.5 th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Car ruthers, who retires. 63d Ditto," Lieutenant Brett Norton, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Philbin,' who exchanges. 65th Ditto, Ensign Henry Caldwell Strearfield, to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Aveling, who retires. 6oth Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Philbin, from the 63d Foot, •to be Lieutenant, vice Norton, who exchanges. 71st Ditto, Lieutenant James M'lntyre to be Adjutant, vice Armstrong, promoted. - iisigfi - Tohn - Dunbar to. be Lieutenant, by pur chase. . New Smith Wales' Corps, Lieutenant AntlionY Fenn Kemp to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rowley, who retires. 7th West India Regiment, _Lieutenant Edward Wharf ; from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice,Mayer,whti exchanges. BREVET. Colonel John Blake, of the 24 th F oo t, to b e B r i ga di er- Gene ral in gypt only. Royal Forfar Volunteers. Captain William Don to be Major-Commandant. Lieutenant :William :Attain - to be Captain, vicc,Don. Lieutenant Robert Carrick to be Captain. To be First Lieutenant:— , Second - Lieutenant Charted Web_ ster, vice Adam. ' [arries'S:ccitt,. Gent. vire Carrick.. john Dow, Gent. TO'be Second Lieutenants--Ntri. Aleffan Cent. - vice Web ster. lobn Adam, Gent. '.7 . 1 athes Wyllie, Gent. - : isTairwhire Volunteer r. First Lieutenant Alex. Falconer to be Captain. Second - Lientenantittexander M`Attlittr to be - First- Lieute nant, vice.Falconer._ : Second Lieutenant john Cockburn to be First Lieutenant. Tobe .Sec,c,-ncl, Lieutenants, . George Grant, Cent, vice M'Arthnr. lohn Storini-Gent.,,yice Coekturn. -Alexander Campbell, Gent.. , • East Stabertand7Volun.teers:. First Liet,rtenant Hugh Clark, fiOm the Assynt Company, to be'Licutenant in the Helmesdale Company, vice. Al`CiAl lock,. ,who exchanges. - • Lieutenant - William - M 4 Cullock, from the Helmesdale Com pany, to oe First Lieutenant ' the Assynt•Company, vice v:;110 exchange;. ' 7 111-It Su:het:l4oz olunterrs, Lieutenant William Grant, Qn 'the Half-pav, to•he Liente, pant in the Dumobin Cappany, vice D.-kraser,• who re signs. Vo4r . te,frs: Thomas Yeoman, Gen,,t,'erh;e7Mj9tth?t: - . _ . r.-'-' ' - mntro - ie.v.Nntm. -' •• - - • • Assist:lnt-Surgeon ..Siimuct :V.oung, ' trf the z4th-Reziment qt LigirtJDragoons, , ,issuperuxted, being auseta _Nvitnutit Co);itilisi7%n/ 'in Ike No: fe.ili. ..ti ifi:il i ":;.?.ied`l; -. 11.: f Lord' tligi tcriawr. • Li - ester,: Rygiment. Lieutenant and Adjutan'r ThornaS torrysv to Captain, by Brevet. _ Dahl 061oher;f, ISor. Comm/n/9=in the Suisex Regiment of Militia, signed I,:y the ..h°r( i e 42 :€A4 o .‘i';4: Ensign Thomas Saunderson to tie Lieutenant, vice Wilson, resigned. Dated AtiguA . 3, 1801. James Methold Gobold, Gent. to be Ensigc, vice Colebrook, resigned. Dated as above. Cott:n:l.4lons in the Leicestershire Militia, signed I j , the Llrd Lieutenant, George Morgan, Esq. to be Captain, vice Pochin, res'gned• Dated August 8, 1801. Enagn Henry,Mossop..to be Lieutenant, vice Yorke, deceased. Dated Sept. 28,4501. • , Thomas Green, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Garner, resigned. Dated July 8, 1799. ' Joint Peach.. Gent. ao be Ensign, vice Hodgkins, resigned. Dated May 25; 1800. Hugh King, Gear: to be* Ensign, vice." Ward, resigned. Dated August 6,"'180.n. j.obn Harbridge'Freer, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Willingham, resigned. May 7, 180 t. Henry Crotty,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Reeves, resigned. Dated September 25, iBol. • Conndision in the,Leicestershire Militia,. sknfti by Hi: Ma , jes!y.. Dated August 18 , 180 1. Lieutenant and second Adjutant john Burgess to be Adju tant to the Regiment, vice Reeves, resigned. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED., Parmenter Smith, of Budge-row, London, wholesale-draper. BANKRUPTS. Jeremiah Marshall King, of Liverpool, coffee-house-keeper, to.surrender Dec. 14, r 5, and fan. z, at two, at the Globe TaVern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Blackstock, Temple, London ; or Mr. Moffett, Leigh-stizet, Liverpool. Samuel Proughall, of Yeaton, in the County of Salop, rail-' ler, to surrender Dec. 11, 12, and Jan. 2, atTleven, at :Lion Inn, Shrewsbury. Attornies,' Robert Lloyd, of k'rescott ; or Messrs. I. and S. pollen, Fore-street, Crip plegate. Joseph Coulthard f of Buck lershtirY, Warehouseman,, to stir. rende'r Nov.'2B, Dec. ;, and Jan. .2, at one,: at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr.' C. Jackson, Walbrook, London. Isaac. Noble, of Penrith, in the County of Cumberland, iron monger, to surrender. Dec. at three, 3, at eleven, and Jan. 2, at ten, at the George Inn, Pennth. Attornies, Mr. ,Richard Wordsworth, Staple-Inn, London ; or. Mr. Thomas Hutton, Pentith. Ezekiel Croydon, late of Stourbridge, Worcester, baker, to surrender Dec. 7, at five, 8, and lan. 2, al eleven, at the Crown, Stourbridge. Attornies, Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's 'lnn, London; or Mr. Roberts,' Stourbride, Worcestershire,. David Moffatt, of Flect Matket,,grker, to surrender Nov. 27, Dec. 5, and Jan. 2 , at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor n i es , Messrs. Pearce and Dixon, Paternoster-row. Robert Fisher, of Bedford-street, Covent Garden, tailor, to surrender Nov. 24, at one, Dec. z, at twelve, Arid Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall.- Attornies, ,Messrs. Clarkson, Essex -street, Strand. William Dyson, ot', Marsdon, in the Cdutity of York, dry salter, to surrender Dec. 16, 17, at the Pack-Horse, Hud dersfield, and )an. 2, at ten, at the Pack=Horse, Robertown, York. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holmfirth, near Hu& dersfidd or Mr. liattye, Charicery-lane, London. DII'IDENDS. Dec. 17. William Ireland, Nathaniel Calvert, James Ove rend, and Corney Tomlinson, of Lancaster, merchants, and Robert Bond, of Trinidad, at twelve, at the Grapes, Lancaster. Dec. rz. Samuel Bocinham, of Athertone, in the County of Warwick, carrier, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Dun church. • Dec. is. Jane Senols, of Fore-stieet, Cripplegate, shop keeper, at elevep, at, Guildhall, London. Dec. 'Z2. Edward Covenay, late of St Mary at Hill, Lower Thames -street, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 17. John lames Maillard, of Lime-steet, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London; Dec, ig. James Masterman, la,te 'of Bucklersbury, ware houseman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Fcb. 6. Samuel Ireland, ,of St. Clement Danes, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. Dec. as. lames Phipps, of - Bristol, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saints-Lane, Bristwl. Dec. .ts. Robert Haycock; of 'Wells, Norfolk, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. is. Joseph Greaves, of No. 3, Royal Exchange, in surance-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 19. Williamtßoberts, of Rochester, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.' Dec. rs. Joseph Cook, of Royal Oak Yard, Bermondsey, street, Surrey, tanner, at ten, at Guildhall, Londou. Dec. xg. William Elkins, of Oxforslfstrect, St. Mary-1e- Bone, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES. • Dec. tz. John Thomas Patience, of Bishopsgate_street, carpenter. William Smith and jasper Atkinson the younger, of Alden: manbury, merchants. John Risk, of. Drury-lane, leather-faffir. - • • William Eades, of Deretend, near Birmingham, silv er - o l ater. George Ward and Patrick Thompson, Manchester, and Thu. Lovell, of Paulespury, Northampton, merchants. THE SUN. AOL KM QUIS DICSRA ►ALSUM AUDIAT L ONDO N, • NOVEMBER 23, 1831. WE yesterday received further sets cf Par;s Papers, those to the t Bth inst. The EMPEROR Of RUSSIA is said to have sent an Envoy to Rome, with full powers to treat with the POPE on the subjeft of the restoration of the Order 'of Malta. The Emperor ALEXANDER has proposed to grant the provisional Sovereignty of that Island to his Holiness. Such at least is The statement con tained in Letters from Vienna of the 31st ult. The Dutch do not seem to think it necessary to await the conclusion of the Definitive Treaty, but are already making arrangements for the Govern ment of the Cape of Good Hope. Considering how little room for discussion the Preliminaries have left, and how conclusive they are on all iMportant points, the Batavian Government cannot be exposed to much censure for their preparations. A Third Hamburgh Mail became due yesterday : none had arrived when our Paper was put tq Press. The -IloyAL FAMILY yesterday heard divine Aervice, at St. Georges Ch4el; Windsor. We are extremely . surri'to'leain that HER MA JESTy'S health haS not, `during the - . last few days, been in the best state.' .We have the satisfaction, however, to state, that her. disorder i s not i n any degree dangerou s , or. likely to be of long duration. PR,INCE `WILLIAM of GLO'STER ar rived ai Npr,wieh. 'Mr,. D'Acik , .ss, Jun. arrived on Saturday with Disparclies from the Court of Vienna. . . Thee Sta of the Army is, we hear, to be main., ained at present till the z+th June next. The 4.4 th Regiment •is under orders to relieve the ,Vest . York Militia at Hull.. • The Cumberland Milkia 'on, Wednesday, 4rlzi the wo preceding"days, ,p4slT4 .through Poncastcr, on heir return home. ' NAVAL NEll'S. :trz the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 2f .4.2 7 mirahj-Off“ , , Arofzi. 21 , 1801. . - Ce'py of a Letter from the Right IlOn. Lord Keith, ComAander in Chief of#is Majesty's Ships aria Vessels in, the Mediterra,yean, to. , z , an.lletean, Esq. dated on board the, Foudroyant, off Alexan dria, the 28th of August, iSol. ! SIRS .'- lhave the honour of continuing. a report of such . . Captures made by His Majesty's Ships under my command, as have reached'me, since my last return on the r7th February ; and am, Sir, &c. &c. KEITH. • , The List referred to by his Lordship, states the fqllowing Vessels to have been captured,. destroyed, or detained, 8,:c.• by his Majesty's Ships Foudroyant, Diadem, Dragon, Gibraltar, Hector, Theseus, Genereux ' • Minotaur, Renown, Pheenix, Phoebe, Bonne Citoyennc, Caroline, Greyhound, Modest; La Minerve; - El Carnien, Santa Teresa; Pearl, Penelope, Mercury, Mermaid;, Flora, Port Mahon, - Nimble, Pique, - Deterrninee, Peterell, E 1 Corso, Speedy, Viaorieuse,Piginy, Minorca, Gott) , Salatnine, Vincego, Netley, Mondovi, and Albenaise. Spanish armed Vessels taken, 5 —French armed vessels taken, 12.—A pirate of eight guns,cut out.—English ships recaptured, 4.—French vessels of various descriptions 'taken - , 24.—Span►sh taken, 24.—Scuttled, &c..3.--Imperial ditto, 6.—Cisalpine, 4. —Ne4politan,'3.--Danish ,and Swedish de— tained, one Frigate and 25 others.—American detained, I.— Genoese taken, 5 ; ditto sunk, z,—.l4.ussian taken, reek vessels destroyed, 2. PLYMOUTH, Nov. .z t. ARRIVED the Galatea Frigate, of 32 guns, Capt G. BYNG, from the Irish,Channel, with the los's -9 her mizen-mast and foretop -mast, carried away in a gale of wind' on the 3d inst. whilst cruizing ; at which time, from the extreme , violence of the wind, and the tempestuousness of the sea, the ship had nearly been lost. She was also shook considerably by the gale, and Will in a few days come into Har bour to refit. Arrived the Audacious, of 74. guns, from the East ward. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 22. ARRIVED at Spithead, His Majesty's Ship lire. siitible, from the Downs. Sailed La Marie Francazie, DE I'S Is, for La Hogue, with French Prisoners. Arrived at Spithead,. the British Queen, Wilson, Industry, Headley, from Newcastle , Rose, Nicholson, tor Grenada. Mary, Craig, • ' Charlotte, Park, Eleanor, Jackson, from Sunderland Assistance, Kirton, for France. Tortola, Linton, SHEERNESS, Nov. 22. YESTERDAY arrived His Majesty's Sloops L'Espieg/e and Hermes, With the Meteor Gun-brig, from Yarmouth. The Ed-wins/ow, Eleanor,, and Deptford Ten. ders are paid off; as are all the Hired. Vessels as they arrive at this port. The Tigress Gun-brig came into Harbour, and is with the Plumper ordered to be paid off. `This day arrived the Wright Armed Ship. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Heidi'', Capt. TAY Loll, for the . Downs. A Court-Martial was held on Thursday last on the Captain of the Daphne, at the Nore, (or strik ing "her Pilot ; when the Charges being partly proved, the Court reprimanded the Captain of the said Ship. A Court-Martial was also held on the same day, , on the Carpenter of t h e B;itirni for -drunkenne s s, and neglect of duty ; when the charges being proved, he was broke, and rendered incapable of ever serv. ing His MAJESTY again. ' DEAL, Nov. zz. His Majesty's Ship Resistance arrived from the Westward, and remains with the Nemesis, Commo dore SUTTON, O'veryssel, AlkmUer, Medusa, Ama zon, Brilliant, Jamaica, Gannet, Galgo Sloops ; Express Advice-boat, Ferreter, Snipe, Locust, Charger, Mallard, and Vixen Gun-brigs, and Ranger Lighter..' YARMOUTH, Nov. zz. SAILED the ilidry and Jane, FlSH , Sp;rre4 WicKHANI, and Anniclaria, R. BE V I NG; all tó Rotterdam. - Arrived the New Kerrison, MARTIN, from Nor way ; and Driver and Ranger Sloops. Remain in the Roads, the Blenheim, Standard, Rxby, Assistance, Raisonable, Polyphemus, Asia, Princess of Orange,• Agamemnon, Monarch, St. Al_ ban's, and Veteran, Ships of the Line; Shannon Frigate; InspeHor, Ariadne, Favourite, Lynx, Py_ lades, Ranger, and ,- Dri , ver, Sloops; Cruizer, Kite, Vidette, Harpy, Jalouse, and Speedwell Brigs ; Ad der Gun-ship, and Trial Cutter. Admiral LUTWIDGE is expe}ed to re-hoist his flag on hoard the 02e6•srel, of 68 guns, in the Downs; on Tuesday next. Commodore SUTTON .has shifted his broad Pen dant from the Isis, of so guns,' to the Nemesis, of ±B, and, on "Saturday several of the vessels which Constituted Lord NELFON'S SCitladai, were to sail from the Downs on a Cruize in the Chaimel. Eugenie, of r 6 guns, and Anacreon, of 14, are o r dered to lie in Walmer Roads. Gannet,- St wage, and Dart Sloops. are to cruize between 61 Downs and Beachy Head. The Isis anti Giera ll gone to Sheerness. Admiral TOTTY goes to the West Indies in the iEolhs Frigate, not waiting the repair of the St turn, as was first intended. . The Indefatigable, of 44 guns, sailed on.Thurs' day from Plymouth for Torbay, The Uranie, ° 44 guns, has taken in four months. provisions f° Channel Service. A Dutch Man of War is .arrived .at Harwich, ( 0 the purpose of taking on board Dtitc , h Prisoners ‘ War, arid , conveying them to Holfand. Captain Micx, of the India ship Armenia, a f i 'rived at Coehin'ortthe 4th of Janu a ry, w i t h pa rt ° his creW, from Sechelles. On the 29th of OW; ber, the crew of the Armenia, two Midshipmen, a ' r 6 men belonging to Hi s n!jesty's Ships: v ./dal/o' l and I..ancaster,.embarked f or C o l om b o ; 'but on th e 9th, of November, their' small. 'vessel was . wret. on a reefof rocks among the Maldi:via Islands, vv ll° five men of His Majesty's Ships, and _eight- others' were lost in .attempting to reach .'Shore - by raft: . the rest .of the people got' into two'bo:1 0 ; one, With Captain . Mrci., arrived • but the otl'' „ ‘ had not reached Cochin some kiays after. Mr' MAuzox, Midshipman of t he Lancaster, died bl , sickness on the.papage, DatrRv,'LANE.--The Comedy of The Dorio Galleint was' but indifferently attended on Sartirdi' last at this Theatre, a proof that novelty is " t , order of the day," i n t h e d ramat i c world, f6r theft is humour, spirit, and c h ara ft er in- the Piece, a° it was on the whole tolerably well perfOrmed. , COV £ NT-G AR DE N.—the third rep resentat ion ° The Duenna.on Saturday last attraaed a very larg 6 audience, and the Performers seemed td be ITl° ° settled in,:their respedive ,charaaers. The Piece' however, in point of acting, is much inferior t° what it was on its original representation at .Theatre. But Mrs. 'Br 1., I. I NGTON is herself host, and her delightful strains compensated for ;h" comparative deficiency in the general style of £1 a&ing. - INcLEport's Carlow, indeed, deserves very favourable notice. He sang the airs admiral-a; and gave a -manliness to the ..charafter of Car' which raised it far above its intrinsic insignificlOc e ` It is a curious circumstance, that not one of 0 original 'Performers in The Durifiliz at CoveL lt ; Garden Theatre i s - now engage d in the Piece at ti t House. Mrs. M ATTOCKS i s indea the. only one ° these original Performers now at that. Theatre. Mrs. BLAND, according to Gr, - .2n-room repot ! ' has had some reason to complain Of not, perfortno Carlo: in The Duenna, as he had, 'rehearsed charader twice, and sung the Airs in a v er y hesol tiful style. But how - could one of her le,vel of over-reaching- a MOUNTAIN ST 0 ii:A" C it' and BitAirAtd are to make at Covent-Garden Theatre, in Mr. Hoo.RE's Opera, which is not •to have : the powerful part o f t h e BILLINGTON, who is reservetA the Musical Piec e expected from Mr. COBS. The Proprietors and Trustees of Drury_Lav s Theatre have, it seems, had a meeting, .and triattO are likely to take an . amicable turn. • The. Trust'l it is said, have be en r en d ere d more uneasy by comments which have •been made updn their cal" du'A, than by- any pr o b Ab le restr iaions, on - tr es s powers. Ciair friend Titus °zits. does not s seem to hav e forgotten his joa• A -trot argume n t s l ast - year aga i° s the poor Cavalry. He ha s a l rea dy h a d a notli z f fling at them this Session, and entertains the hope at last kitAilig them out "of the service. Mr. Rozso,N is very apprehensive that the or portnnities of opposition will ‘be taken away frost him, and that he shall be deprived of his chance , speaking. The House, however, see m to entet to' no such opinion; and so fearful are they of offerii4 him any interruption,, that a great majority Of the Menihers retire, lest they might distu r b hilt bi d their snot-mg. Mr. JEF.F ER YS has declined engaging i n a c ontes t for the future represe n t at i on of Coventry, on gr ound s that. do great credit to hisicharaeter as an honest rnss His Constituents are so fully satisfied with his condo as a ; fa i thful, .and aaive Representative, that hadl. continued his inte nt i on o f standing the result 0 1 .! poll, there could have been little . dOub r of " success. • • • It appears, by an article from Stockholm ed in the Continental Papers, that the Swedislo- 1° ; vernment chuse Sunday as the-proper day tO•P v : notice in their Ch urc h es o f Pi' their inte n tio n to wr their Treasury Bills.- Surely, this is to revi ve the judaical, abomination of-the Money Changers Pi the ;Temple. There has been lately instituted. at Rouen,„ Chamber of Commerce, . coMposed of the mOsti . .,. n ; telligent Merchant s A n d Mannfatiurers there, I° ,, the purpose of assisti ng Gpvernment- with t h e ir a‘ l, vice in the comm erc i a l regu l at i Ons ' w hi c h are t o b` , adjusted between the two Countries. All import" ant documents are to be submitted to it, and it is t ° ' correspond diredly - with the Consulate. , The ,Emperor -ALExANDER has issued an ora l ' .nance, prohibiting, under penalty of imprlsonmeo 4 or the knout, artizans and domestics, ot both sexe s ' from gambling for money, in private homes, E ° - .. verns, &c. Heads of families, inn-keepers, ik c a permitting, or conniving at the praCtice, are sub" jeded to a penalty of 25 florins for taco oifendet. - ' r i His Majesty has presented 130,000 rubies of sits to the distressed City of Welna. The average price •of Sugar, computed from 11 1 Returns made for the week ending the IV' daY November, rBor,,is Forty-five ShiLliflar and Ele' ve ' Pence, per hundred weight. Died, on Friday last, at her house at the County of Surrey, in the seventy-thiiu„ , her age, - closing a pat'tern of Christian exLcllei'L r, by a serene and peaceful death, the Right flon''' ,f able Lady JUL I ANA P R NN, fourth ~iaugh tzf THOMAS Earl of POMF•RFT,end relict of the 1 ` 0 . Honourable THOMAS PENN, Esq. tbrmerlY , hereditary proprietor of Pennsylvania in N u rt America. A A arrete tay Corn hannah, in The Consl I PPress the %rd. Fou l attached t ',orders of 13 e to be at] id the Preti [ lO -pOco fro ,Citizen B. cf C The restOi 4 tti six of .an 41 1000 duc )Ibpany. The celebt 'ttbden, in( Since the 4 eitA, sem 41ces whici Iths, he 1' causes an 'r it appel ihment, a I the Turki Well info! t; and, u, ttld not hal 't yet disc( the Jar ith N? v !tries to ( rea ty o f p i ot toman Poi Officers, ''ation of t) f ree were p Y the Frei t sUmed thci Yesterday dispatc POrtcd to 1 known dmient. t ile Mar ISiit ins 4e of his n, Lry „ Eon t • CAi5l u 44 Russian after:va: here >4 journey * 'intment, a is said th Nates to r a time, Fop g. Cor * liich we hi, It. tived. A Len robbed t it ma ., the etre Ovoid tuc h lhnut our kr b t7litsll '4l visited here perfc ;,% he recc b 'ts, in the 4 titude w 0 1 will ten ' ie the, most ti e Empress The unto der subjt - li ben pi, co, 4 i,tants, Wll , oraer to i've vet, I ie rrl F , cror, i ' l ,tect them t h uur ; i "tiee is it enc.." , no th o se °Tem slptunisit. !turtling fi proceed `%isul; be The End the 34 ta t- salute ' 4 Ol the wo tited Siff , whic St.. Mal ' al es of wi JAc yt Rei h t '( l must I 1 3 Suite, Citizen (1 S ( -) 1 ' of th „: 4 1 isT, his retu 1 4 AGUE, ltS InSt 11 "ler 1 1 141 e r.l;e Ishraf:nt 4"t four, y u \* Ve are tern ar 4: 14 :r Ad, otst Como agUr ReF '