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~. R.e.~..,~._. ... Font the ATD ON G-1Z ETT., May 20; 1 SO. At the Court at the-Queen's Palace, the 14th sod, precept the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty _in Council. • . His Majesty having taken into cOnsideration the present state: of Hainburgh and Oldenburgh, and the circumstances under which several Vessels belonging to Bremen . and 'Pappenburgh have arrived in the - Ports of the United K. - Ingdorn, is pleased, by and with the advice, of his, Privy council, to order, and itis hereby ordered, that the Embargo now subsi,tilrr upon all Ships, and Vessels belonging to Hainburgri and Oldenburgh be taken off: And it fur, ther ordered, that the Embargo be also , taken, off thoseVcssels belonging to the Towns ofßreineuand Pappenhurgh, which- had cleared out for Ports of the United Kingdom previous to the Piussian.NothiCa ' tion, dated 25th March last, whereby BritiShjShips . were excluded from the Ports of the Prusiiian DOllll . -1 nions, and from certain other Ports in the •North' Europe:: and that the said' Ships and Vessels, with their cargoes, not beingTrussian, Or - Enernies' pro perty, be permitted•to sail to,any -Port not 'blockaded: And the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, the Lords Commissioners of the ,Admiralty, the Lord Warden - of the Cinque - Nits, and the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty; are to give the necessary dire&ions herein, as, may tO them respectively appertain: FAWKENER. At the Court at the-Queen's Palace, the 14,th Ma v, tBO, present, the Kiso's Most Excellent 'Majes ty in Council.: Whereas-during the interval which has elapsed - • • since his - Majesty -found hihiself Compelled, by the hostile . theasaes of his .T.•;lajesty the King of Prussia, '• to lay an Embargo on the Ships and Goods belong-, ing to his Subjects, and to places under his con- , troal, siath hostile measures have not been dis continued : • And. Whereas - the Town of Papiiien burgh cannot but be considered as dependent on and ander the absolute controul Of Prussia; his .Atijesty` therefore is pleasod, by and with - the ' advice oOlis Privy Council, to order, 'and it is here by ordered, that general Reprisals be granted against the Snips; GOods, and Subjeas of the King Of -Prusia, and of the Town of 'Pappenburgh (save and except any Ships - to which His Majesty's licecicehas been granted, or which 'have been direCtect to be released frorri the Embargo), so that as well His Alajesty's' Fleets and Ships, as also all other Ships and Vessels that shall be commissionatedby. letters of _ marque - or general reprisals, or otherwise, by His, Ajelity's Corninissioners for executing the office. of Lorca liigh Admiral of Great Britain, shall-and -may lawtully s'eize all Ships, Vessels, and Goods belong ing to.the King: of Prussia, or his SUbjeds, or otherS, inoabiting within theTerritoriess •of the ICing Of Prussia,' of-belonging to the ToWn of Pappeuburgh (except as aforesaid), and bring.the same to judg ment in any of the Courts of- dmiralty Within His Majesty's-dominions; and to that erEl, His 'Majes .ty's Advocate-General, with the Aavocate of the Admiralty, are forthwith to prep ire the draft of- a and present, the. same to His Majesty at this . Board, authorizing ,the • CoMmissioners for executing the office of Lord High - Admiral, or any . person .or,personS by them empowered and appoint, ed, to issue forth and grant •Letters of Marque and. Reprisals to any of His. Majesty's Subjects, or others, %Wiwi the said Corniiiissioners' shall deeni fully quali fied in that behalf, tOr the aPpreliending,seiking - , :and taking the Ships, VesselS, and ppods- belonging to • Prussia, and the'VasselS and SubjeCts of the King of Prussia, or any inhabiting, within his coiintries,-ter ritbries, or dominions, or belonging .to the town of Pappenburgli. - (except' as aforesaid) and that such poWers'and clauses be inserted-in the. said Commis sion as have been usual, and are according to former precedents and His Majesty's.A.civocate 7 Oeneral, With the Advocate of the Admiralty, are also forth- With to prepare the draft of • a eciminission, and pre • sent the same to HisMajesty.at this Board;anthoris ing tile said Commissioners for executing the,office of 'Lord. High Admiral, - to will 'and require the High Court of Admiralty of Great Britain, and the Lieutenant and Judge of the said Court, his Surro 7 gate or Stittogates; 'as alSo the several Courts of Ad- . ouralty within His ..Nlajesty'S Dominions, to take co - : ;nizance of, and proceed upon all and ail manner • of captures, seizures, prizes, and reprisals of all Ships and goods that are; Or shall be taken, and to hear and determine the same, and acCording to the Court ofAdMiralty, and the Laws of Nations, to adjudge and condemn all such Ships, Vessels, and. Goods as shall belopg to Prussia, or the Vassals and Subjects of the King of Prussia,, or to any others, inhabiting . within any of his countries, territories, or dolninions, or as shall belong to the town of Pappenburgh (ex eept atbresaid); and that such POwers and Clauses be, inserted in the' said Commission as have been •uSual, and are according to former precedent's ; and they are likewiseto.prepare and lay before His Ma jesty at this Board, a draft of such InstruEtions may be proper'to be sent to the Courts of Adniiralty in Llis Maje4y'S foreign Governments . and -Planta fons; for their guithmee herein ; as alSo, 'another draft of Instruations for Such' ships as •shall be com inissionatecl for the . purposes above mentioned: SPENCER. HOWICK. C. J. FOX. H. W. N'ltil)lJA'X. ' NAT. BON,D. GRENVILLE. Dou•ning -street, Alay 16,1806. Ki;:g has been pleased' to cause it to be sig- Dified by. tile. Right Hon: .Charles James . Fox, Majesty's Principal Secretaiy td State for. Foreign Affairs,. to .the ..giiiiaers" • et - Friendly and Neutral Po‘Vers, residing at this Court, that His Majesty, taking - into.cons4ermion the new and extraordinary means resarted to by the Enemy, for the, par pose Of: distressing the commeree*. of his • .Sub jects „has : thought fit to direct, that the necessary measures - should be , taken"' for • the blockade of the Coast;,...giv&rs, and Ports, from the River Elbe to the Port of Brest, both inclusive ; and that the said Coast,' RiverS, and Ports are, and must be considered as blockaded ; but that His Majesty is pieased to declare, - that such blockade shall not ex tend to pre'Vent Neutral Ships and Vessels laden .with ~.:.:--- ' :;op:ts not being :t l .l , 2 . propert- of His. Majesty's Erie mies,- and not .beilig.contraband df war, from . ap p`roachiwg.the said coasts, and enteringinto and sail iog the said rivers and ports, (save - andexeept the coast, rivers,:and - ports, froth Ostend to the, Ri ‘-er Seine-, already in a state of strict and rigorous )lochtde, and which are to be considered as so Con tinued) :- the slid Ships and Vessels so ap prOaching atid,enteriug . (eXcept as aforesaid) shall not have been laden at anyvort beloligitia to, or ' in the possession'of any of His Majesty's Eitemies,. and that the said Ships and Vesseli . so .sailing from the sad ,Rivers and Ports (except aforesaid) shall not he destined - to any ,Port belonging to, or in the possession. of, .any Of. His Majesty's 'Enemies, nor ,frare previously broken the blockade; and \ .that the said:eoast, Rivers, and ,Forts, must be considered as , being 'in a state of bleekade;—and that from this time the .measures ,aufhwrized. by the Law of Nations,. and the respeetive Treaties beti.veen His, 'Majesty'and- the different friendly and Neutral Powers, *ill be adopted and executed - with respekt to lii Vessels ,rit.hich . may . Attempt to violate the•said blockade. •. 111 R 141 S On the x tth inst. the Lady of Lie n t e t 9n t-G e n era l- Sou t la Johnston, ola Y.estftday, at h s 11 , ,,u5e: in. Lipper 13 , n - yok , •street, tho Lady of Thomas T. oi a Daikliter. 1114 . 1(Pir.D • Yesterd ly,.at St. e ;i nover-cpin re, Major Rove Les, of thend Dragoons, of li.,:tras, in the ser:ice of the EjSsr.... India Company, to Mtss thatn, of Weymouth-str ee t, Portland:lo4de. On- Tuesday the 131 h inst._ at Lambeth- Church, Mr. 1.;,- E. Williams, to Miss E. Hayward, of Newinman. 1)11D Yesterday mprning, in Martlet,t-conr!, Mr. Wanisworti4 Musician.' On the 16th hist. Arthur Caney, Esq, of Wood-sire - :-j, Spitalfields, aged 53, Last week, ar Clitton, t e I-16n. Mks youngest tatt,:;hter ut the late Lord. • V i,scount .Is.aw,rdt::l„ Chief p stice eq . Lre aud . • ' • • ' PR !CT OF TUCKS YESTERDAY Bank Stock, ato Nav), : per Ct 93 i 54 93ii - S per ,Cent. 1797, Irish 5 per Cent , 4 Per Cent. 17 i; I - ; per _Cent'. 1:0 - . i9} 0 i i 3 per Cent Con 6 i i i ; Pink i . :. Ann. 17 . 3: mills Ditto Short Ann. - India Stock, Ig3 India BoistlQ, NI - , is. 2S. aia'T Sr}utll.'yea Stock, • • .E.Txcvieri.l)i.l“, is. 3 I.sri- Cent. :icier - lei, • I m ner, 3 Ditto Ann. is 4 9- ihteis Cons for 22 Nidy, • . The only Repository in the British Empire where Comfort, Ease, Duraoility, Pleasantness, Economy,. U-tility" ~ and a. Saving of One Guinea in Three, are combined in the p of cha:.e of :CO L LY.E R'S' SILK STOCKINGS with Got.. ton Feet, xl :46, t.leet-street. AMost Rich, Valuable, and Elegant Seleaibn, . at• the tpflowing prices :- ',aches' and Gentlemem's stout and fine black, white, and coloured China Silk, from 79. 6d. or three pair. for a Guinea, to superfine with the most fashionable clocks, tos. bd. B. 'To such of the . Nobility, Clergy,. and Centry Who have not made trial of tneirdistinguished 'and hivarnable ex- % cellencies, it may be proper more precisely to .state; they are tar inure Coirifortable, ; and pleasant, intinitely . moredn..: rable, and though' every way equal in richness, elegance, - and quality, are nit more than two-thirds of the price of tiles; with silk - feet. . To T. TA Y L'ua, 'Surgeon, 'No. 9, New Britige‘street, Loudon. • SIR Edinburgh, May a, it oo . TN Le- Spring of .1794 : I Was. afiliefed a Venereal Complaint,. I treated yvith indiffer ence for five months; bnt was then obliged to, apply to.a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the vien_ . lenee of the 'Disease (by mercurial ap p li c a tions) for some time; but growing, in spite. of all medicine and the advice of. the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years. I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled-and beyond•deseriisfion, being an entire lepor„ and'titeerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mo at!'c nose, .legs, arms, 4-c.haovrt, I have had ebeenalterlii fromatet tweetyindig}r,:,:e. becoming useless; in short, thirty eating ulcers on my - NAY, and nearly totilly prived, of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particiala - - rize all case—sulficeit . to' say, there never was, or ever •will be, fie• of a-more dangerous, or of a more Z:binpli. catednatitre..._ 1 was long •loo!sed upon by' my frieuiLs, and imagined myself; ligeyond all hopes of recovery; and, in-- ; deed, in mj then •Fondition, death seas preferabl e ' to iny more than miserable state. In-this dr:iactfid situate rn did E drag, a . .most: miserable_ , existenee, -.ill Divine Providence threw in my mtay a , Newspaper .couraining the case or 43 Mr. 13; of Plymouth -my` friends read it, I could hot. —I . sent and procured some of yoLir LEAK E's. PATENT* whaeh, •by using ;rota tine to time, -am now, and have long been,, (after more than tour years .indescribable distress), imas goarta state bf 11 ,- ,altli as ever I 'enjoyed. as a proof of this, I - had a 'fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few along's. aeo. la .gratitodu to Goa,. and in Inipm of. rendering ,my fellow-creature,serviee, I reqiiest you to publish_ this ;- and you:may at any time r efer persons ri) 10 wish' to beaatistiett of ttie -truth of . this, 'or further „Parti culace,to Me or my Friends, - by letter or person. A,s few cases. tar - badness 11... aver equal !nine, and noar. exceed it, have froM experienee every reason to assure manisinit, ,that in . your I. LA K.E's P.ll. LS they will sure, speedy, safe, andradical cure, for the ma st ful sage of the VLereal whieh. is called .c„ a_ kixiiate Lois. 01-IN THMPSQN. • . * InsUrinoludable fathily reasons „prevent making my • name and addreSs public-. but eteditableS per Sons really ..wahting_infOrmation-inay, also be referred to me - and fru friends by Mrs. S. Clark,; Rarnsay,Cardens, Edinburgh. • Prepioil and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, • T. - TA YLO - K, Memberof the koyal College Of Stirgioes in London, at'his noose, - NO. t, 'Newl3ridge-steeet, Where he will give. -Advice without 'a tee, •to person. tak ing these" Pills, and wilt answer pa t i ents l etters, if eust paid, on the, same •terms,• observing in all * cases the tratvi inviolable. secrecy; n? person's - name or case having been mentioned, btit at their own particular. request, .by the Vie. prietor, during' the course or more than thirty-six years,, that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the abcave 111edicink and the practice arising therefrom. They are 'also sold by his' Appointment, ibr , the coriVc.- nience of those Hiring at -a distance, by Mr: Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macrtoriald,. ririteroGlaa:- gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers . for his address; at the Perfumer's, No, 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mx. kohertsores Toy-Shop, No. iO3, Oxford-street; borough's, No.'7, Fiso-street-hill, nearly Opposite therMoi nument hay. Steel's, Boyki)eller, No., t, Union-row, Lade Tower-hill; Mi. CallwelPs, Dublin; .and by one person n 3 every Considerable .town ut Great-Britain and' IreLuid, is Boxes of only as.• gd. each, sealed. up .with.full a:.l plain directions, whereby persOnsOf either Sex may cure them selves with - ease and secrecy, N. B. EVery Box sold in Great 'Britain is sealed Up with a Stamp, on which, by savour of the CollllniS sioners, is priittecl, at the 'Stamp-Olfice:-` 4 T. No 4.- New Bridge-street;" to imitate which is felOuy, ar:d, all others are counterfeit: BANKRUPTS. William Storey, Elias Smallwood, lames Scholes, and John Satoles, Ot_iVlancheSter, - calico- printers and co-partners, to surrender. lune to, 14, and July 1, ateti veil, at the - Spread Eakle • lan; Manchester. Attornies, J. and R.. Willis, Wamtord-court. London; - or Mr Barrett, Man chester. Henry Smith, of,the City-road, Middlesex, paper-hanger, to: surrender May 27, 31, and July s, at twdvi:, at Guildhall., • Attorney, Mr. Few, New North-Street, ,Red Lion-squtire, John Somerville, of CltancerY - -lane, London, cabinetnaker,.. to surrender Ally 23, 31, and July 1, at one, tit'Gniidhall. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Prosped , row, Bermondsey,. Siirrey. James Galtaghar, late of Sandgatei Kent, draper, to surrender May 27, 31, and July 1, at twelve, at (.; uddhall,,London.. Atto4ney, MI: AdantsQld Jewry. John Atkinson, 9f RaVivdon',. Cuiseley, Y,orkshimi, dealer, to surtenderJune4, at tOur, 5, 'anti J uly t, at eleven, at, the Whitui - lotse:ihrt, Utley, "Yorkshire. Attornies, Messrs. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Loudon or Mr. loin, South, ()tidy. • Sanniel Rendeli, late of West Teignmouth, Devonshire, :7 cooper, to surrender lune 2,3, and July 1, at twelve, at the •London Hotel,. West Te;giiinouth. Attornies, Messrs. . Price, Browne, and Bevan, Lincoln's-Ina. Lonctun ; or Mr. John Chappell Toler, West-Tvigninotitii. Jatiies Hobbs, late of Pitt-street, Newni4ton, Surrey, brick_. Myer, to surrender Nl,,y eL.,, 3i, antl ipne • 26, at one, at Guildhall,L ,, inton. Attorney, Mr. Marson,C,lurch;stiect , • Newington Botts. Samuel kluntingron, Cltstcr, linen-draper, to surrender June 2. 3, anti July 1, at.epyen, af . the white Lion Inn, Chester. Anomie'''. Fohn fia) iey Cilester. . loin! Fairweather, ot Oxr,rti , ,,trect, Middlesex, linen-draper, to surrender-Alay 47, S 1,, and (illy r, at ten, at Guildhall. Artornies Messrs. Sinfth Anti 'Filson, Chapter-House St. Paul's CLurch-yard. '• • ' • VIVIDENDS. • . June to. Thomas Kemp, now or late of Knaresborongh,York shire, 'Fidx-Oresser;- At e.leven, at the Crowh and 'Bell Inn, knaresborough. _ ._Tune 14. Thomas Agar, of Kingston-upon-Hull, hatter, at ten, at Guildhall,, London.. Jung' to. William liy, of •Titcliffeld...street, St. Mary-le— bone, Middiusex, tailor, at ten, at • )true 21. losepii; Bryaus, of Little Britain, London, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall: tune 24. Henry Warner, of gristul, baslzet-maker, at eleven, atine Kummer Tavern, All Saiiits',lace, J u p c . 2l . 'plonlas tVtlltams, ot .Castle-strect, St. George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, money-scnverier,at ten, at Guild'. I yule -2 . lames Irwin, of Wood- street, London, wareh9use— man , at zen, at L; tEldliall. Tune 21. John t;eorge Williams, late of ‘Vincliester-street, Lor.dtan, but now ot M atshat 1- street, Londbn-roaci, Surrey, merchant, ar ten, at Guildhall. lUtle tit. William i3ruere, late of Cilcutta,..-East Indies , but nOw - of katttn-street, Londoiv inert:haul, at ter!, at Guild ' halt: CERTIFIC4IES. lune To. Edward .Saunders, late of flarnbleclon, Surrey', hlanket-mannfaetur•er. A.11),r( GlAlstanes, late Citiitain of 'the Alnwick Castle' East Inni,t Ship, meithant. •'• • Thomas baver, of Burnley, Lancashire, groccr. Jacob elrnghain ,and Thomas Gell, of kingston.upon-I-141 ) imp:hams And copartners. 1 OY4L ACADENY, PROM THE PI?E:VCTI 13,112E1-ZS. PARIS, 'MAY,P2.—It appears that the King of i Swcdeti has laid an embargo on all Prussian Vessels. I. his intelligeoce.would be incredible if anything could 'be thought extraordinary coming from Swe den.-- 41cmiteur • The .Palace or the Legislative Body was illaminat- . . ed this evening, in consequence of the eereinthly which took place to 7 day, upon receiving the colours froth' Naples. In a tranSparelicy, on the front of the, building, the words . " Napoleon the Great":--" sterlitz ',..-- 7 ", Naples," appeared: The Emperor _returned to. St. Cloud 'this after noon. We have already announced that the triumphal Fetes, which were to have .been,given on the 25,t h of this month, have been 'deferred. .A circular letter, froin_the Minister .of the Interior, , addressed . to the • Prefecis, informs •theM, "that' the. Exhibition of the PrOduasofNational'lndustry is also postponed, The St. Petersburgh Court Gazette, in a list of the Officers killed in the battle of Austerlitz, has, mentioned, among oth&s, the names of the Marquis DE -VILLEROT and Lieutenant Prince DE BR6GLIO REVEL, both French Emigrants. , . .A baiin is going to be forrned in . the port of Dieppe the Emperor has, already appropriated 200,000 francs tolbis purpose. The Austrian 'prisoners of war are successively quitting their respective Depots to return to their own country: Madam BiANoltAawascended for the sth time at BOurdatix on .the 4ib inst. 1 The works along the coast of the Channel, which r i have never been totally negleeted, - are now, going on with redoubled vigour. k FRANKFOT; MAY' .—We have' received • from Vienna_ the - following: details upon the late rnove ments on the Russian 'Frontiers the. troops under Gen: I;%;NNINGSEN effeeted their retreat to Russia, after traversing South and New Ea s t• Prussia, the grand Russian Army, assembled some months since upon the Bug, particularly in the 'environs of Wescz LiteWsky, - retreated a. small distance farther off: This movement- some persons -attribute pacific disposition of the Cabinet •of. St. Petersburgh, 'an idea which they would strengthen by the circuM stanceof several regiments belonged to this army. having retired into the interim: 'Of Russia. Others impute this retreat to a want of prov At the same time they think, they discover -ie misunder standing between the Courts of NTWIi11:1, t. Peters burgh, and Berlin. • • It has also been renrirked that a prohibition against•ekportin,g any grain and provi, sions iuto-prussiabas been renewed to the provinces of Atisfrian Poland ; and this prohibition has 'lately been adopted in the neighbouring provinces of Rus sia.. It is otherwise confirmed; that a Russian. Army is colleCting in, the environs of Kaminiez and Podol, sky, and also near 2'qly. zy n in Volkynea ; and it has been reported; that a great part of the Russian Army on the Bug is 'to -have the same desti nat iOn. In fad every kind - of news from Russia turns upon the un common aCtivity;politiCal and m i lit a ry, that reigns in that country: - The ifill&ed 'with nervous disorders, those 'suffer - ing froth, heat or,change of climate, and thc2se who • . labohr under . Wea4ne§S and rela x ations, originating in a variety of other causes, us well as these who are grown old before- their time, by having ult• guardedly plunged 'themselves into the commission of a Solitary vice;—a beak entitled " Solomon's Guide to Health," has happily been. the means of , recovery ,of the mind as well as the body, and ex alted them, from a state of melancholy, andddespit to that of health, peace, and happiness. The sive- habit here alluded to, is not confined to ilia ;gay, the giddy, and the vain —for, alas ! the rich; the poor, the'young„ and those of riper years, even thoseOf a serious and religion's disposition, are often drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to the com mission of the melancholy crime. All such shoeld seriously attend to the observations and the casts 'described in the " Guide to Health," pride — 3s. Iti that mirror they s iil behold the dreadful .conse-• (pence; they are prooiring.to themselves, and. tiny then, perhaps, be persuaded to retire .f oat that,road, Which,. though strewed wifit flowers, is sure to lad them on' to desti r naion.---Sold by Mathews ant.t Leigh, No: t t 4., Strand, and by the principal A.:di eine Venders in the United Kingdom, at 3s. (July each copy, of nea,r 300 pages, with' engravings. 4' if 41' N ll'S. GRAVESEND, MAY 19. • Passed by-the Pitt, Newcoinbe. from Dominica ; Satna Croix, Parra, froirt Lisbon; Two Brother,, tram .Si. Micbitel's'; and Carolus, Sibbon, ison.t.Harnino'. Sailed—the Diana, Sibhott, ta,r ; Be!!, 'or Newfound; and ; Nine, Hodgson, and Fox, Brooke; `for St. Petersbul-OL. BOTAAY BAY. .WE yeceived, yesterday, a set: of the Newspapers of this Colony, ending at July 2 1 last. .The 'public news consists chiefly of disturbahces given to distant Settlers by small parties.of the Natives, Who had be come very ventrous,' and had tWo leders; the one called 1-hvich Jack, the other Abtspito. In some instances the latter have been vidorions, their spears outlasting the ammunitionof the Stttlers; in others, they have been repulsed. They generally attempt to set Ore to the buildings they attach. ; , and have a mode of throw:ing tire t brands from a distance, by means of - the:Nputting, or .1/A-sig. It seems, how ever, from [he following Notice in the Paper of July 7, that there was a prospect of a better. understand ing with them : No. az. Fall of the Rhine at Schaffhausen.— W URNEI4, R. A. THIS SUbjeki has often given , scope to the powers of the pencil, but the best etlOrt 'of the art that we have seen came, from the veteran LOVTIIERBOUItG p and appeared in the Exhibition M an y years age.— The subjea seemed td be well caletilated to draw thrth the powers of Mr. TO4NF,R, but . we are sorry to say that we cannot compliMent him on.his' sue - - cess. Instead of boldness and grandeur, his pidure, in our opinion, is marked by negligence and coarse ness, and the prevailing features of the colouring seem to have been produced by sand and oa/k. No. 35, Portrait of Lord_ Elk . nboiough.—T.:LA WR E NCR, .The Artist has been peculiarly successful in this Portrait. It is 'a strong and spirited likeness, and is Vet* richly coloured. This, may be classed with -the very best POrtraits in the present Ifxhibition,, and is painted in Mr. LAWRENCE'S happiest manner. It was no. easy - matter to produce a• pidureT with - such a redundance of scarlet in the judicial garb; Without glare, yet, by the skilful distribution of his lights and shades,' the ingenious Artist has entirely ob viated that effect. N 0 . 736. Evening, with a Stage-coach.—P4. - P,F.. Bouao, R.A. • We have here an admirable specimen . of the pe- very singular swap: wai,.shot - last week by John cpliar poWers - of this Artist Irt the detail the work Karkup, groom . to• Sir \Vilfred• Lawson Bart of is excellent,. and equal in finishing to any thing that Brayton'House, which iveialied l sllb. It measured across the wings i 3 feet 2 inches, .and in height "6 the art .can produce. Accordin g 'to th e usua l sty l e . et inch.' is of a y!:ry remarkable Col9o, and panegyric; we May' almost fancy that . th e stage coach is moving, the horses and all the attendant IS supposed to be the largest ever seen in Cumber., circumstances are given with. so much spirit. The i land. figures and inferior animals are, touched with great -ITe4tc,st•;:lziy-, at Marlborough-.street ; skill. We wish that the :sky had not such " flaring : ' a porter' belonging:to the, Gloucester Coffee-house,• beams -- oaf_ yellow, and that - London were not in Picead;ily,. was charged - by B. LivrponNE 4 ,l;sq. of St.- vohwd in such an atmospheresofpink. • • Jimi'eS'ii Place, with ex tu rt i ou . 'flie Prosecutor had with , n_a short time had three parcels sent. to him by the mail, which were delivered at his residence by the porter in question. 11lr.i L.was.convinced that tlic charge Was incotrea, and he accordingly went to the inn; where, on inspecting the books, he fotind that the last parcel, which was charged to him by the . poller. 55.,10d., ,shouid hate been only 3s. 6d. On farther investigation, he toutpil that the' ticket had been altered. The Mlaistiate. fined the porter On_two of the. Charges, .cos. each, with. costs.. • Ths ietiLihlS o f. SCOit, who' hung himself hi the Cotnpter priion,, and, against whom the Coroner's Inquest found on.Sattimay a verdict of jdo se, were boded yesterday morning in.the highway, at the - top of the Old Bailey; and a stake %%MS driven through his bOdy. • . ' • " GENERAL OR D.ER s,—Tifc Natives; after giving up - the principal in the late outrages, ILive generally expressed a d e _ sire to rorrP iir, and many being on the rod from 1 - 14wkesbury acid other quartets, to meet the Guvernor at Paraniatta, 'ttO molestation whatever is to he ofkred them in any 'parr of the Colony, unless any of then) should renew tueir late' 4_F-ts, whieb iS'not p - robable, as a re,oneiljation will take pl,tce with the ,IslatiVes ge.nerally," • • • Several of the Natives of Otalteit7 acid New Zea land' having been - broil:2;a by different yessels,to BO: tany Bay, Governor KI`NG, with equal harnanity atid wisdom, had them Stiimooned to the Government House, - where they were' inforin:, , d that they were free, and might servewholn piease4 3 that,incase of any ill-usage, they. inig:tt complain to him ; and that they might - apply to the Govfernment Artificers for gratuitous inige\'eral useful trades. One had immeaiately placed under the Supey ititenclant, Of the Sniiths, - the et her nder this Cstr, pentei-s, . and 'both were, jtighly 'pleased with the Prospecit of rotut'ning with their valuableskill to - their native country. Thus will Eurdpean arts be introduced into 'the•farthest, knoWn Islands Of the Southern Sea. • . MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, MAY 20. This day the Sessions commenced before the Chair Man, Mr. READ, and several other Magi s rateS. There 'were few but cases of assault tried - there . was orie, boWever, in which so -much violence Was stated, that a publican in the City was sworn tb have knocked Out the eye of .a sailor who lodged in lii~ hOuse. The Motive stated .by .Codusel Was jealousy.. This, however, was not admitted as any grgurid tbr the commission of such an. (*Exc. • The Jury.fouild him znilty; aii.d the,sentence of the Court was pre-'- . vented by a comproniis6 taking place between the patties. 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