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STOER HOLM. APRIL 6.
His Royal 11i4hnert the Duke ite;eist has re-
ceived the following Itetior!
" Since my last Report of the ostb, I Lave rrevived a
Report hour General Count Croustedt, stating that the Ros-
anne troops have cremated UnCill, ns pursoasee of an order
st Well the Commanding General received from the Cana-
*ander of the Forces, Imoporting, that in end the Russian
hoops shouhl hare reached that place, they were union.
iliately to fall back, and evacuate the Ssredoill territory.
" COUNT Kt.LItCKLII,
" General iu Mat of the Royal Northern Army."
cetartheisi (taunt, April ti•)
flu Lotweriptiotss upwards the voluntary torn,
raised in this capital, to defray the charges to be
incurred by the neceitsary preparations for the de-
fence of the country, amount. this day, to 114,5u0
ris-dollars, batik money (about 45,00U1. sterliiig.)
Ou tile 234 of last month, a Cooventioit was
con-
cluded between the Russian Lieutenant-General
Barclay de Tolly, who commended the Russian
troops near and the Swedish Major-General
Couto. Cronstedt, according to whicii, the hostilities
between the Russ;ao and Saerlish curp•,
mended by the s,,idt_leilerahi, were suspended until
orders should be received from the Comivaiider-in-
Chief to renew them.
.Pit this occasion Lieutenant-General Barclay de
Tully wrote the following note to Major-General
Count Cronsteilt
Being informed of the revolutioo which had taken place
in Sweden, nod convinced by my instructions that 'His Im-
perial Majesty, my master, mod earnestly wishes to be at
peace with such a respectable nation as the So rinds I
could not thrtrear to pre on this or casino a proof of His Ina-
penal Majesty's sentinunts, by signing the Coutentiini. 1
was the more induced to do so, as 1 hail received official in.
Awrostion, that His Imperial Majesty hod seat Mintera
Plenipotentiary to the head.rjuarters of the army, in order
to Net foot negociatious with the Swedish Governoreot
Unica, the ilJilor March, isu9 "—ONO:hold Gazette of April
111/4
FRONTIERS OF SAXON Y. MARCH 14.
Although the guns are mounted out the ramparts
of Dresdete, works throwing up before the gates of
the town, and other preparations of defence woe
its the viciuity ; yet it tiou-s teru appear that :a ease
of a rupture, the military 'roil..arousal Austria will
be directed tins country. Report states, that
a strum: • -1 corpus it assembling near Agra,
but the. 4.1 out Ihtilliaptlv..i ou the frontiers
of „ Lint on the counties of Bayreuth. With-
in a few Soya the Admetur have scut bock several
deserters to the odieer who commands our tOntier
troops, which certuiuly does not indicate any hos-
tile view en the part of Arillitrid.—( Ibid.)
Extract of a letter from as Officer on board the
taw transport. lying at Wine Hosed, dated
April His Majesty's ship Paver returned
here last night from the Seim. whew the Danish
gun-boats cause out and gave tier battle; she had
one mun killed, and the ship was very much cut
up ;her was cut to pieces, avid also a great
part of her running rigging, awl she would an-
cloubtedb have been taken, if the calm had conti-
nued. We muster strong in Wsuka Sound ; there
are f-ir said of the line, viz. -Contaar, Sir S. Hood ;
Stately, Admiral Bettie; Ardent, Capt. Honyinsis ;
Bellerophon aunt Valetta, t.vo stoops, one guts-brig,
and a cutter. The Offisers of the Rapt report,
they have received orders to proceed mid take pos-
session of the Dauish island of .luholt."
GOTTENIII:IiGH, APRIL 10.
The Measenger, Parsons, arrived here in a gun-
brig froiu England, on the Bth inst. late in the
eviating, and proceeded to Stockholm early the
following wonting.
This day arrived five Mails, also a Swedish eat.
rier with dispatches from England ; and the Mes-
senger, Minis, for whom much anxiety was felt,
arrived at the same time.. An Officer was sent
this mor tt itt g from Gen. Artnieldt to Sir S. Hood,
with assurances that it was the intention of the
existing Government to continue in friendship with
Eatglend, and to request he would permit the ves-
sels which haul lately come front England, to
proceed to Gottenliurgh. 'The result of this in-
terview had not transpired. The Admiral has
detained the convoy lately arrived from Eng-
land, and. it is believed, it was his intention to order
them back, without unloading their cargoes.
GOTTEN HEROIC APRII. 5.
A letter h!is been received here to-day from Ge-
neral Arinfeldt, desiring that the greatest respect
suit attention might be paid to the British subjects
in this toed. A similar order but been received
he the Commandant, desiring every protection
might be afforded to the English ships in the River,
as it was the wish of the existing Government to
continue in friendship with England.
APRIL 7.
General .Armfrldt arrived here this afternoon, to
take his new command. He was received by the
troops (3000 in number) with repeated hunts.
The Strad:holm post arrived eit noon this day.
By a titivate letter we are informed, that Mr. U'
Alca." the Russian Envoy to Stockholm, to
settle the terms of the armistice, had only stopt
hour., awl that he ens instructed to listen to no
terms of pence, unless the ports of Sweden were
shut against England.
Some nneasineas eviste respecting thetwo packets
which sailed from Harwich, on the thit and ied
alt. as they hose not vet arrived, although the
wind has been favotirehle for several days.

Mobs. by the Croce ofGod., tiotodityry Prince of Lego*,
end Dias of Sottyructio, M to tie OM Magistrate of
Cut *Wk.
Lieutenant-Colonel G. Adlespane, Knight

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the On!er of the Polar Star, having reported to be;
several Inhabitants of Carlstadt of both .sestes, in
order to evince their joy on account of the measures
which have been adopted to save the country, hate
collected awl placed at our disposal 1780 rix-dohs
fur., 4 distinond net, a gold crows, tin-erg-441 now,
and ten ducat., to be einylnjed for the Im firth of
the State. These gifts, which do infinite Inmor to
the donors, in as much as they are the most wig uest.6
tinueble 'wools of their patriotism, and attachment
to our country, give us the utia:ist isati.faction. and
we therefore charge you to rhyressi the hiAll sense
we entertain of their loyalty, and love of their coun-
try. (Signed) " Csaatts.'
(Stockholm Gniette, April 6, 1509.)
BANKS OS VIE LOWS'S RUIZ. NAVAS 17.
All demands of the French Government en the
German State's, are to be discharged I.A•fore the let
of April, in which case a discount of 10 to 15 per
cent. oill be allowed.
NAMEIVEGH PAPERS.

TIRANA, MASCO IS.
The military preparatious continue wit a •:tt in-
terruption, and more troops ■re constantly sent to
the frontiers.
Field-Marshal Lieutenant Von Gnile♦ has ob-
tained the command of the troupe near ftsylneb.
The militia of Lower Austria now amounts to
eighteeu Loutt.olions ; ewi that of Upper Austria to
twenty-two hatuilions, hut Mort are to be or-
ganized. We are assured that the Emperor, as
wrlb as all the Gravid Dukes will take the field.
The Vienna mil:tis have a recruiting office he
and more levies will take place to keep the regi-
ments complete.
Os the frontiers of West Gelid', some single
divisions of French troops are olmerveri.—(Corre-
spundentea.)
HAIIIBURGH, MARCO 24.
A few days ago, the Marshal of the Empire,
Princ► Polite Cerra, left this city for Dresden. in
Saxuay ; where he still, it is said, have the com-
mand of au army against Austria.
SAKI or THIE ELtir, MARCO 14.
The preparatiu .s fur war both oil the part of
Austria, anal of France, us well as of her Allies,
continue uith unahated.vigour.- The Vim,. Cana

Grnette is now intercepted by the French post-
of.ices, and such news as appears in the Cerrespoe-
11:!siteti, and other German Papers, have not been
instrtrA sitnout the express and special permission
o the Freud' functionaries.
A number of families with their valuables, have
already fled from Saxony. to Hamburg's and Hol-
*twin.
lu the Duchies of Holstein and Schleswick, the
enrolling of seamen continues, and the Officers say,
that the Danish seamen are to go to Flushing', and
to iseseral Dutch ports, to be employed in souse
important Expeditions against
Rtspecting the political system that Russia will
adopt in the crisis that is about to be decided be-
tween Anstriu end France. there are no further
particular* of importance.
NIASCIS
The rumour of hostilities having actually brakes
ont on the Inn, where the Austrians had shut ep
the communication, is unfounded. Both posisrand
post-ivageomi still pass freely. The Royef Bava-
rian army has withdrawn close to the Ina.--(L'ise-
respoadenten.)
*vomit) nos, rum" 16.
Yesterday the King sit Elaveriase own *el vugi.
'tient of light horse, and this day his 3d resioasst
of infantry of the flue, under the command of the
Arcnduke Charles, brake up from hence, in the
morning, with a nureeions detachment of artilleily-
men, for the neighbourhood of Straubing. On the
hand, at least 4000 men. of Gen. Ondioct's
corps, entered this city from the vicinity.—This
corps has not yet received orders to acleance. Next
we expedt the passage of a considerable number el
troops of the Confederation of the Rhine.—An
equality of measures, weights, and coins, is intro-
ducing in Bavaria.
mAatai 17.
This day, Major-General Baron Von Wret•le
sets out from hence, to join his derision, which is
collecting near Straubing. The gates are shut here
at night, and only carriers, and persons provided
with good passports, are allowed to pass.—( Corr.-
:ponder:ten.)
BANKS OF THIS 111• INF., MARCIA I.
To-morrow the first column of a corps of sr
army el 7000 men is expected to pass thrurgi
Franck fort, on their wuy to Wurtsburgh.
By letters from Wirteruhurgii, we learn that tin
roads are crowded with troops, particularly French
Letters from 9tuttgardt continue to assert; thin
the Emperor Napoleon is expected there ati.earh
as in the present mouth.—ln tile course of law
week a vain quentity of silk has been sent to Stint
ward, for furnishing the castle. It has been semis
by transport.--(Correspondenten.)
BANKS OP THIS SIASN, UAW'S 13.
His Excellency the Duke of Aweastadt wil
have the chief command of the centre of the art
is Germany, which, ineldding the troops of
Confederetioti of the,. Rhine, will consist e
180,000 men. The heed-quarters of this army ee
to be at Wurtsburgb, where all the Wiwi& Coe
federate troops, except the Simons and itaysehmo
must be i-ollectcd by the 20th inateat.—A ;tree
number of troops are marching from Frai.c
—The Russian Chienberliiiii Baron Budherg i
arrived at Munich froth Vieuee.
ramestairr. UAW,
Yesterday, his Excellency the Marshal Duke r
Aiterstadt passed through this city. Sit his retnr,
from Monsieurevargobs. Adjiitant to th
EinPeror of ilussiis, also ?sassed thronh far Faris
he is the heeeer of a letter in the Emperor Ale!
antler's own handewriting to Napoleon.—(Corn
spomiehtex.) . . ,
WAISSAW, HAIKU 13.
On the 10 t: the Kine of elle& the Diet iu
Polish speet'n; wed rt wit! terminate on the gee
inst. 'The King sets out on his retorts tel Made
on the Stith :asst. •
•uvisavats, ISAMU M.
By letters from Strasburg, we looroAti
Duke of Rie4i (Marsbal Maeserta) will bi
head-quarters athat city, and cominaisif trina
its these parts by the title of an Army of er
• 'lieu of the Rhine.
Them ars still peruses *he ihtittst IMINOuIm

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with the hope that the peace of the Continent will
be preserved. They fontal this hope ou the lois-
ston of Monsieurlharao:is, the ititst.last Adjutant,
wan a litter in the Emperor Alexander's 173114-
v..ritiog, to Itooupartr ; bw•aitv it war reported
t 'at this Canner hail tinier,. to tovoinke
send hack another that had bunt *tat off shortly

before him, but the Emperor Alexander's Inter, we
are assured, trotting's oulc cougrstillotion« on the
Emperor Napoleon's return to Paris, and on his
victories is Spain. The host understailding pre-
vails between itfissik and France.
• The division of Legiend is to tnkreh back in a
' few days from Fnince to Germany.
'Three ivattalimis of Hessians marched yesterday
through Frankfort to Darinstadt.—(Correvoadeta-
tn.)
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BUSINESS IN DIE iirPCNE, OF cat/MONS.
• ORDERS or TII6 DAY, APRIL 18, taina.
Beeterily Bill to lie leaf a *raved Haar —tenth Militia
o.m Bill to Lr mad a court time.--Stnitlibcht
gvrl.et Ball tube ren,l • fecund tam., ; Petition and Counsel.
ua the Militia 11‘11 Completion, and uu the
Mite Bill. anTic,.
.Mr. on the Irish Currency.
°ROCKS Of TUE DAY, APRIL 19.
Healey Common Rn ul Bill to be read a seminal time ; Pe.
titian aid Cutiuml.—.Cosimuterc on the trivia Cjlllitailit
—li ib Cuisaanuijunem Feu Bill tube reed a arciind time.
1/2111IRd •P THE DAV, APRIL 20.
Irivb Ineolvert Bill to be read a scrotal times—Offices
Sale Bill to be read a second time.
oottcy.

Sir THOMAS TVILTON. servicing the lute proreediup
against tiincral Clavrring.
APRIL 11.
I Aril A. HAveittos ;...neons•Orridion or* Report of the
Cniutuittie 1)11 east India Putrninge, su tar as finite, tu the
Evidence goers by Lord Casileresgh.
~nTire. Aram 44.
Lord POR.(IIE,TEK;-..Ci1l U 1 prevent the Grunting of
Orlices in Retersiuu.

%water, ApitTL a 6
a 6 Mr II VN Itir t ART'', ;-.44. refer Report nf tlie
Committee ou Public (laces to a l'oriamittre of the %hole
'tootle. MOTILE, A VIII gb.
Luca TEIIPLZ ;....triatite to the Csinpaiza in Spain, 3.c

TIM BRITISH PRESS.

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LONDON,

TUESDAY, APRIL 18.

Four Goteettburgh Mails arrived yesterday.
We have also received liainburgli Papers to the
25th March, and Swedish, to the 9th instant

EIPIUL4.-.-The blow has not been yet struck by
Frawee. or AuAria in Germany. nor do the symp-
toms of war betireen those powers, appear stronger
than those previously exhibited iu the foreign Jour-
sals.s—With respect to Sweden, bile is evidently
endeavouring to make peace, with Ituisia, and it
will be just such tr 'mace rs F runci: chuses to dic-
tate.

Lord Fat itsroN motion fur au inqniry into
public abu►es, last night. was negatived in the
/UMW of Cumiooie. Titter was ►w objection to
the principle. The mot►on was constde►ed as too
gintertil and indefinite.
The report or an immediate attack upon the
island of Guisdalunee is without foundation, nod
that enterprise is reseiteeil for a future tit-riot!,
whew the island will Probably prove an easier
conquest. Part of the troops antler General Par,
woe?, which achieved the rapture of Martinique,
onto return imlnediately to gailitilti

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While Europe is eviileutly about to exhibit new
revolutionary scenes, which, in their result, will
either sweep from the political Chart of Nations,
the remain of those dynasties, which, for en many
ages, bave governed the civilized *odd, or trill set
some limits tv the career of N aroceoti ; Great Bri-
tain seems to prepare fur internal changes 01111 ope-
e.ttions not less interesting. The spirit of Military
and investigation awaketied by a prima, Mitinber of
Parliainent,ilirected in the first instance against 'me
. of the greatest -uhjrcts of the Realm, standing by
. birth near the Throne, and oct iipying the post of
!
Consuseuder-in-Chief, hoe, contrary to all especta-
bon, and to all probability, been crowned with
complete suecess. For, so we esteem the resign-
ation of the Duke of YORK, however the !louse
of s2oramons might thiuk proper to declare him in-
lament. The torch thus lighted, we venture to
bey, cannot be extiognished either by Ministenal
tutiiiiidation, or by corruption sod seen t ilifliieuce.
It is fed by public approbation, by tuitional
applies.. and by the geuer.sl &mead for re.
form. Already we see that it *pleads, and be-
gins to• illnmirtate the darkest 'remises of the
Treaeury, of Soinereet noose, and of (Aviles-
-iiall-strect. To its inflitesice we e, .e this exclu-
sion of a Director from the Honse fa,t ; if not
for malversation in Ills own person, yet fin (naps-
!de negligence and unjustifiable reiairsiiess in the
tliacharge of our of the important 1.110C,10410 of his
office. This is the second personal and inslirideal
triumph of the great principle which can alone re-
vivify and re-create, if we may see the expression,
our Constitution, without the necessity, as in Spain,
in Germany, and in France, of culling in a revolu-
tionary operator. Every day we rejoice to see in ..
proofs of the ditrusiou and augnientiog Mit:lloi
of the uwakeued energy of the consitry. It has.
taken by the throat one of the first officers of
the Crown, a Secretary of State, who, scene-
tomes] in another kingdom, where he held a highs
political situation, to tamper in ell the hairpins
sad Nies of corruption, has ventured to open a ne-
goctation of the most unconstitutional, amid we be-
lieve. in a man of his 'situation, of the most net-
precodonted Lind. We Meilli the Comminution of
past India Patronage, for a parliamentary seat.
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most reprehensible and indefensible negociation.
can form no erceut,e or utcnlpation of the act itself.
It is iluilicult to i!tinceiee any proceeding et -one's
more ustlecent, end more peroicions to the country,
caller polotically or morally enu.itkn tl ; since Ltird
hl' los rank tlllll tinny, wad bound
to revcet, and cot to su'Jvert, the forum of the
British Coieoitiii,on.

Proceediug ist its salutary career, and acquiring
force us it advances, the S lIIIN principle, in the hands
or the Fiiimier Committee, after thus attacking
Counumider, its Chief, East India Directors, and
Secretaries of State, torus towards snore obscure.
bat not less criminal and repreliensible. public
functiosta:scr. Never slid any commission, we ven-
ture to assert, call more 1 lly fur legislative sr
lewd interference, teidn that board, instituted by Mr.
Pore. in 1793, and %Inch had fur its object the sale
of the Dutch prises; or, rather the vessels and other
national effect, of that republic, %%Inch, on the en-
trance of the French into I lull:slid. and the flightier
the Prime of Oilloge to thus conotry, fell into our
possession. T. the (11,grace or every Administration,
since the period to which we allude. these Commis-
sioners hare mit only a itlihrld all ace t, retained
all balauers,Unil even trafficked for their own hid:-
(idual heisetit and eatoliostelit, with the public
: Iny 1111 Is. t of unprece(rented audacity.
they have arbitrarily tired, and then paid their own
salaries. And this abuse, which Even under Lord

NORTH, or Sir Router 11. 1.1.01. E, neither could,
nor would have been tolerated, has remained un-
checked and onyx:I:11111(.4 for near fourteen years !
We rejoice, neveitheless, that the hour of iiiquiry,
and, we trust, of punishment, is at length arrived.
For, if no retrospective operatimi takes place ; if,
after pillagiio the public for such a length of time,
in various modes and shapes tor-mercantile or offi-
cial ingeuuity; if, after withholding, for private
purposes, a sum SlUOUntliig, on au average, to
90,0001. or more. annually, of uatimial money ;..
if.
after sown misconduct and peculation. no portion
of the ptnnder is to be restored to the state. such
reforms ail!, we are persuaded. neither satisfy the
people, nor produce any permanent benefit.
Ministers stand upon a giddy, a slippery, and an
isoo ful eminence. .If they do not perceive it, they
are blind iiirleeol ! It is not a renal Majority, it
is not even tlw power of the Crown that can pro-
tect and sustain thetu. Tim es- do net, and
assonedly looking forward. will toot allow them to
trier with the feeliwgs, the olconnuils, and the ex-
pectations of the country. We must have Reform.
Ecenoony, Reduction of liapetire, Redress of
Abuses. Diminution, not Augmentation of Public
Burdens, Alleviation of every Grievance. If it
is nut voluntarily conceded, it will, as iu 1611,
mod in Was, be demanded and compelled...-
Revolution stalks without; and van only be re-
pressed by wisdom, by enlarged and beiteliceut
suationms, calculated to convince the British people
that they have a paternal Government ; and can
adv. by • change, introduce either anarchy. or
Corsican despotism, spoli.st. , and conseription.
BONAPARTL C:113 never subject us by open force;
and lie knows it well but he builds on the weak-
ness, the moll-administration, and the unpopularity
of our administration; on the relaxed affections of
the people ; lastly. on his.own revolutionary
which have subverted so many throms. If we re-
suscitate ourselves, the tyrant of the continent will
court our friends!4ip. It is we, oitioi we only, who
can enable him to fulfil his sangieitiary menace of
" carrying. the veugeivoice of the continent to our
shorts."

Baum Strtw, late Prussian Alinister of State,
prosecuted and widowed by the Govenin.ciit of
France, iy iu Vienna, where M. Van Grim, author
of the Prussian' Manifesto, published in 1006, is
also expected.
Accounts are ,aid to have been received from
France, which state, that :in arrangmment his taken
place between Austria and France, by which the
former consents to give up to the latter Trieste
and Finns, and engages that no Asotrian troops
shall upprw.ich within 21i leagues of the frontiers of
Saxony or Bavaria.

By the latest accounts from St. Domingo. we
understand, that the island was not in the exclusive
passeasion of the Spanish. The French, it
seems, are willing to capitulate with a British force,
but, apprehens►ve of the atrocities that will be
committed by the justly indignant and irritated
feelings of the Spaniards, they prefer an obstinate
resistance, and are determined to bold out to the
last extremity.
A Frenchman, who has been travellihg about the
country, under the pretence of exhibiting ►noslels
of vessels, &e. cut in bone, was lately apprehended
at Grinsbormigh. under a warrant from the Secre-
tary of State's Office. He is inspected of being a
spy in the pay of the French Government.
Extract of a Letter, dated Curacao. February 7:
On the 3d inst. Sir J AMU Coessusse. the
Governor and Commander in Chief of this Colory
and its dependencies, atte►ukd by beutenant-Co-
loitel FAIRS4III, his Aid.ilis-Ctimp and Military Se-
cretary, Lieutenant-Colonel and Major GORDON,
embarked in Ills :Majesty's ship Hebe. Captain
FY FE. for the Spanish nu►, on a visit to the Cap-
titin-Grartal of the Caraccas. On his Expellency's
going on board the frigate a silute was tired, and
the yards were maimed, in coutplin►ent to the oc..7a-
sion. The general sentiment of attachment that
was manifested toward* his Excellency, is. him pra-
sp►ert of only n few weeks absence, beap►eska the
regret that would follow his departure fur a longer
period, sad is the strongest possible proof of his po-
pularity with the inhabitants of the island. Col.
LAYARD, the C•nnivauder of the Farces, of
se Lieutenant-tioreruor until Sir Jain, ►eturue.

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NEWMARKET SECt)N D SPRING MEETING.
MON oar.
Mr S. Sitwell's Clinker against the Duke of Craflon's Morel,
Sc racb, Abiuttdnw Jl ile, .:00,0.
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In Demister Ritee-Week, Mr. Brackenbary's Manama,
by Chance, against Mr. Hrwett's 'Teazle (Pena, set each,
the St. tiger Coarse.—Mr. Hewett *taker toup. to .up.
BETTING AT TA*FTERSALL'S,
MOND t Y, •PRIL
For the einsigis. Stakes um Twesrlay, April lg.
DO to too field apt. Mr. tVilsou's Wizard, by Sorcerer,
dans by Precipitate.
S to 1 against the Brother to Ekanur.
sto I against Japan, l Trurnpatur.
7 to I agniost Black Dismount, by Stamford.
to to I araiust Alinanark, by Sir Peter.
Fur the Clarrt Stakes, Tuesday, April le_.
Sto against Vaud-..ke, by Sir Prtsr.
S to 1 against Clinker, by Sir Pro r.
7 to J against I..unrel:lear, by t:toinford.
The Match—Ai to 5 More( against Clinker,
Derby Stakes Thawillay, May N.
3 to /*anima Air. AVitse.u's AViaarei, by hyrEtll7..
9 to 1 against sir C. Birubury's Brother to Eleanor.
9 to I against the Duke ul• eiratton's Pennell& cult.
Is to 1 against Timeluser, by listen:to
Oakes Stakes, Friday, May 19.
6 to I against Mr. Wilson's Spinle, by Shuttle.
• 7to I against Mr. Lal.e's Britannia, by Gouty.
7 to I agaii:st Gen. Grusrenor's t'hrysea", by Abetter's.
s to I rcznirot Geis Gower's fitly. by Sorcerer.
11, to I s,tnmat Lord Egreriateit's Nitre filly.
52 10 1. 11.4141011 i I.lll'd Giusvenoe% Dee Nyorph.
t a•zutust Air. Ferrous's Vezina Ally.
Mr. Firth boo purchased Sumbeaut, by Meteor, of Lord
Grusvencr, toe I,ootigs.

The H. H. Meeting, on 11.c.Itiesulstv, wig wwwleretw9y
at-
trt.deJ. The cup mar 16 VII, at four amts. lry Mr. Lowtha
b. g. Itepeater. The horws cause iu an unite:
Mr. Loalli's b. g. Itepeubcr v 1 9 1
Mr. Grime** b. e. Ituriorit 4 3 1
Mr. Oar% b. g. Sour. net 1 2 9 dr.
Mr. I)ruitiniond'a ch. g. 4 dr.
11w rare afforded great apart. Mr. (Ireitie'r hone was
the favourite, and mune of the sporting men expected Re-
pealer to win.
'f hr Sweepotaltes of In guises* each was wen by Mr. At-
kim.on's Ir. g. Coachman, basting Sir H. Mildsasys Mrs.
Clarke, and Lord Hoiltecy's Cockney.
FR4(..A.5 Al THE OPERA.
Oa Stdurtlay, during the last part of the Ballet
at the Opera I louse, two Gentlemen whe were sitting
in the stage boxes, amused themselves by %Mai%
nu the figunnots. One of the f ;cootie:urn of the
mime of Otit.r., went eftcrwatds behind the scene.
cud twang itutieedl by Mr. MATHEW, one of the
dancer-, tits explanation took place, the result of
which concluded in a imgilisti(: cantrst, in which
Mr. MsTncws showed gtest dexterity, hut Mr. 0.
twin. ahatittate, Mr. Tow ssitxxn was sett for and
secw'r'ed dim, in Mr. I)'Etivii.t.st's room, when
proper urology Was made II Mr. 0. and the par-
ties were areordingly liberated from their tutups-
rml- confinement.
GRAS]) PLA:ILIS.I7.

Gelly and Crib, hitherto considered the IVisms
end Er/rya/as, the Pidearil and Orestes, in the pu-
gilirtic world, are likely I. eoter the lists as OP'.
igoll.ll4tfl at no great distance of time. The friend-
ship that subsisted between these first-rate heroes
hail been often retailed by the arts of envious ia-
trig Jers and lovers of mischief; but it stood firm
and unshaken by all their fraud and malice. Some
recent losses, however, it is said, have soared Crib's
temper, under the influence of which. according to
report, he has betrayed symptoms of disposition, if
well cultivated nrid'enerniraged, to dispute the palm
with Gully. who certiti•ly now stands first in the
ranks of pugilistic tame. Should a light take place
hetween them, it will be the most tremendous and
interesting ever witner-ed. Gull is allowed to
be admirable in all his points, and is considered Ole
of the most superb pugilistic tigiires that ever en-
tered the arena. He is the favourite ; hut even his
friends allow that Crib excels him in girt/tau.
They boast that heeling.* be satisfied, and that lie
can carry away more beating than any man can
give him.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Vont:nod
CUMBERLAND were in the House of Louis, lwat
night. They were iu plain blue coats, with their
stars.
Mrs. JORDAN played the part of Letitia !lardy,
in The Belles' Stratagem, at the Bath Theism., on
Saturday
Her Royal Highness the Princess of WAr.ss
gave a grand rout, last night, at Kensington-pa.
lace.
Earl and Counters Forraseue gave a grand
r yesteruay, at their house in Grosvenor-
s_quare. to Sir Finials% and Lady GAGE, Lady
M ART ANN GARR. the Ilan. Captain FORTESCUR,
Miss ACK I. A 4n, Mr. CARY, and several other per-
sons of distinction.

The friends of a young Lady in the vicinity of
Portman-square, having in vain waited her return
toiliiiiirr, it few days since, were at length relieved
front their rusysseae, but vexed and surprised, on
being informed by her footman, he had waited at
the shop-door of a tradesman (it young man re-
cently commenced badness, and whom, it appears,
she accidentally met near lri'nuiennere Luke, last
autumn) and ea entering the shop, leaint the par-
ties had left it an hour before in haste. A letter
was on Saturday received by the WO4 friends.
stating her determination to become die a de of
Mr. S. The lady has, on her coming or 5.., we
understand, an independent fortune of I.;,intol.
She is now 19, the young man is in his 23d year.
First day of drawing present State Lottery—No.
04,031, a Prise of Twenty Thousand Faands, was
sold on the 2d of last mouth, in a Whole Ticket,
by Ittotsanson, Goonuica, and Co. The ie.-
cond day of drawing will be on Friday 'lest, Hie ivi
instant, when the First-drawn Prize above 131.
will be entitled to the Parcel of Five Hundred
Tickets. Warranted undrawn Ticket,. and Shares,
are on vale by Hu HAMMON, GOODLIVCA nod CO.
at their Old Offices, corner of
Crinihill, and facing the Gale of the King'v Merry,

OLD 13,111.11 Y, ArlIV. 17.
Elisabeth Satith was capitally isitlicted for !qr..
tog lie awl console:reit on t Aids of
Marti' hist ; she iyvicig been before convicted of a
similar wiener, at the Sessions (tithe Peace for the:
County of, Midd.erex, to Devenitier 1805 ; far
which she was sentenced to twelve minutiae impri-
sonment iu the House of Corrnetion, and to hod
surety for her good behaviour for two years rose-
nig. 'Fite circumstance* of the ease were clearly
proved, and the Jury retarued a verdict of Guilty'
—Death.
kirytso Coeasogfi. and Memo Veresefe, were
cow/toted of stealing tivc yards of red plush, from
on board a ship iii the London Docks, winch as
limper% they were employed to loud.
I hornets Ward was capitally indicted for fritori-
ously setting tire to his Loilgusev.. No. 3, John's.
court, (;oldesi.square, ua the Hint Or March last.
The evidence, although principally eircismotantial,
was clear and eounected, and the Prisoner was found
guilty—Death.
Steinbeck, a ileriaau, was capitally indicted for
commit um; a rape 011 the body of Anne Sisgo,a chi ti
1 I years of . gr. his niece, //11 the fith of the present
mood). From a partial ticquiesceoce on the part
of the child, however, which appeared in the
course of evidence, the capitol past of the offence
was dour away, and the Prisoner was aerpitled.
In the Court of Ch tin yesterday, the LAIRD
CHANCELLOR asked if there had been eflidavits
made iu extenuutimi of the charge against the
father of a young lady who had lately married a
young gesstleinao, a Wart, io Chancery, and also
against the Clergyman who married them ? Being
nnswered ih the negative, and being informed the
father was iu Court, whose eume. we undertow!, is
MONTAGM a resident of Tunbridge Wells, Kent;
he directed that he should be forthwith sent to the
Fleet Prison. Mr. MONTAUUE was accontpa.iied by
one of Isis daughters, II girl almet 15, who fell into
hysterics on her father bong taken into custndy.-.-.
'the CH•NCELLON ordered a warrant to be issued
for the apprehension of the fair bode. The young
gentleman has property to the amuuut of 10,0ciuk
ills name is l'oaTKe.
A Correspondent asks, if Cayenne be taken by
our troops aid the Portuguese from the Freiccli,
why not cede this portion of the But RYON pout-
nicely at rater to LEWIS XVII I. ? Eitlits be might
remove thither in person. or place some of his rela-
tives there as viceroys. With proper attention it
might become a saleable kingdom. Its extent ie
cousideruble; and if France be, destioril to be the
dominion of the Corsican upstart, and his collateral
deseetalatits, it is, better for the old flintily to reign
beyond the Atlantic thou to he iii theo lattice si-
tuation. The Emigrants, no doubt, world repair
to the new French Empire! and number.; of Roy-
alists, now in France, would ultimately follow their
example.
Let It's from Kningsberg state, that tire Queen
of Prussia does not intend to return to Bustin for
souse time.
The A:8;3404e French frigate, which was set no
Are by the enemy in Fort Royal hay, Martinique,
to inertia her falhng iato our hands, lost only her
masts mid upper deck by the 6141/1/tll4 sod ha. hr..
repaired, and sent to A Rtidua to receive a complete
seat,
Nuttritlknoiliog 1,000 Lottery Tickets were . •
gained by the tirut-drau u prise above Rl5 on Wed-
nesday last, 500 more Whole Ticket* will be pos-
sessed, in like trimmer, on 1 riday next--an tutelar*
ment capable of acquiring, in principal money t
Prizes, upwards of .1:70,000, though but Three
Drys more remora of the drawing. What Mina
this great object, and the chaueer independent- of
it, of participating of the several immriaie Capitols
still in the Wheel, it is hardly possible to suppose
that any Ticket or Share will be found unsold after
Thuraday next.
SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS may he gained by
the purchase of a single ticket, and in proportion
for alnicea, ut Busies old-established offices. 4,
Corithill. and g. Charily;-Crow, where tickets
and shares are selling. Friday. next is the %timid
day
,of draw tug, and the first-drawn prize abuse
151. iv entitled to live liuridaso %Viotti'
TICKETS, amoug which" there is already a :Aut.
Prize.
Among the various reports of the day, there is
one which iippears to gain a weat degree of credit.
that a sage Astrologer of great know ledge, and Ina ,
versed in the lunar influence, has ecnifidetstly aim
serterl, that in the present I.ottery the west grand
Prize of SOU whole 'rickets, which must lie drawn
next Friday, and its which is already a Capital
Prize of 5001. drawn the first day, will certainly
he sold ut the truly lucky Office of Moan and Co..
No. I, Skinner-street, corner of Fleet-inerket ;
where there have been sold iu the last two years oily,
Capital Prises, Ike. to the amount of 100.0001.
Sir JAMES lIRASISCOHD and Co. loivethe pleasure
to acquaint the public they shared two of the Gland
Prizes drawn on ‘Vedoesday last, viz.—Nn. 3,618,
entitled to 1.000 Tickets. and 9,12.1 dues a Prize
of tlo,oau, both in Sixteen Sixteenths. The
First-drawn Prier:, above 151. on Friday the !Ist
inst. will lie entitled to 500 Whole 'rickets' which
may gain 50,000 guineas. 'Pickets and Shares,
warranted undrasti, are selling ut their Licensed
Offices. No. 11, Holborn, 37, Curuhill. 1169. Strad,
and 36, Haymarket.
PRICE OF STOCkN, VESTERDAY.
seer ead.Castwas 67lii
4 per Cent.
s per Cent Navy CPU
Lung %ramifies
India bawls
I.:imbecile' Bill,
Enlist. Lottery Tickets ca. 45:
Casuals but ..
T. lIISH, Staels ffsekar,
No. a, Catskill, Ic 9,Charisi-evess.

A few days WO. Airretßturd,RlANlDrE.phour-,
ar-----acce74.4
surgeon, to 11,s %Vitro., widow of the late Mr. Willi..
Witear, mirgeon and apothecary. of Creatord.
DEATHS .
Ardstaaly, on the tOth instant, at his Loose, Walser&
Drury North, Egg.
In tM itstb if Murcia, at Timms' Atmore., Esq. Thom-
tem Aka. Illooks, Mrs. Gunny,

I.

LONDON: reisstall by G. D iVIDSON, N. 143, Old
Nuswail-tewt, Care)-atre,t sad pabliabeti at the Office
IN 06 lg. hack of At. Cleniears (arch, farmed, by .1.
WHITE, of Same Owe ...Order., de. far thus NW
mil la the alibte,4eat pai.l;, ill he dal) atteueled to