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COMMON PLEAS.

GRAYMAN e. KINNET.
Mr. Serjeant BRST moved the Court for a Role
to chew cause why the Defendant should not be dis-
charged nut of the custody of the Sherif cf Surrey.
By several affidavits it appeared, that the Defend-
ant, who is a gun-carriage maker, related to Mr.ten-
net, of Bond sheet, had been arrested for a debt of
431. by Long, an officer, and carried to a loelsity.
house, wherelis Attorney, named Limb, procured.
bail t and the officer, happening to overlook another
writ then lodged against the Defendant, suffered
him to go at large. Immediately after which, the
officer, under an apprehension that he should 4e
compelled to pay the debt, advised with Mr. Lamb,
and represented to the bail, that the Defendant was
likely to desert them ; in consequence of which
they agreed to surrender him. A letter was accord-
ing). sent by Mr. Lamb, requesting his attendance
on business, not mentioning of what description, in
Westminster-Hall ; the Defendant complied, and
while walking in the Hall, was again taken into
custody, after being informed his bail 'had given
him up. No notice having been sent of the day the
bail was to be justified, or of their intention to sue-
tender the defendant, the learned Counsel contend-
ed, a made of proceeding had been adopted con-
trary to law, and the Court could not Limo:Lion the
Defendant's present imprisonment.
Oa the part of the Sheriff, Mr. Serjeant Suer-

sr. en argued, that the officer had always performed
his duty with honesty, and that in the present_in-
stance lie was warranted in what he had done. after
haring negligently suffered the Defendant to escape
the second writ upon which he ought to have been
:ir:,•:!e.t. 'Th., affidavits of Mr. 11.-..mb, and Linng -
the officer, were reed; 'stating that the Defendant
had received doe notice to attend the swearing in of I
bail. Sm. . • • '
The t'onrt were of opinion the Defendant had
been confined in an urnottel way of proceeding. and
made the ink absolute for his discharge, on condition
of finding good bail. •
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DUBLIN, Just B.; ' '-•W ':'"""'' .
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.',4401 wrote-
On Sunday last. a Charity Sermon Was pilitched
by the Rev. Mr. Dunn, in aid of the' Lying-in-Hos-
pital; and, the eloquence of the preacher and the
importance of the ohjoet considered, it is matter cif
wonder and regret, that the collenion amounte,s has;
to little more titan 1111.0 L The Earl of Hardwicke
was present.
The post-boy conveying the mail froth Caele-
Blakeney to Tuam, -was stopped on ‘Vedneselay
evening by two men arnietrwith sticks. who tiobtte'l
him the mail, containing the bag-. of letters for the
folio post towns, viz. liallina; Ballinrobe. Rat-
li
lyvary, tastlebar, Dunmore, Deel Castle, Fn.:ford,
Hollymount, Killala, Newport-Prim, Swinford,
Tuam, and Westport.
l'eesday se'rmight; sevefal carpenter/ wet, tried
in the City Court, Limerick, before George Smyth, ,
Esq. Recorder, and a respeCtable Jury, &raged 'I
with combining to obtain advance of wages. The
trial took up above five hours, when. upon the
clearest evidence, they woe all conyiaed. ' Tfie
Recorder pronounced the following sentence t ',That
they be each fined 101.—confined sit nranths iti
prison—and that they, nor any, or either of thetas
6t ever admitted to ma4e aTo cbarge to any Cori (Or
Record, or admitted to gi,c ale evtilmen+."
Gen. Campbell having left Clonmell, the com-
mand of the distriet devolves on the Right Hou.
Brig. Gen. Earl Conyngham.
The Earl of Erne, and the Bishop of Kilts%
have been appointed to he of His Majesty',' Most
Hun. Privy Council of Ireland
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ST, ALBAN'''.
The Kjng's Birth.day.was this year kept at. St,
Alb.sn's in a more peculiar manner than it has been
for a long time before. The morning was ushered
in as usual by the ringing of the bells, and about
twelve o'clock, two companies of the .St. Alban's
Volunteers Sere placed op the top of the Abbey
Church, while the Hon. Captain Lamb's. Center
troop of Cavalry formed a line behind, in she Abbey
orchard. The two bands were. placed on scaffolds
near. At the sound of the bugle horn, Captain
Basherfield, front the roof of the Abbey, gave the
word for afro: C- we to carnmeuce. The mere then
fired in their high station, from right to left. oil the
upper lead.; then the same tank place eat the !owe:
leads (the men standing between the bauliansems) I
from hence the four companies of (.4e..11 y.,fired. by
divisiens, and then finished with the music payiz
Gad saf# the Leg Tbeeeferings was this re cs
three rimes, and concluded with three hearty bathes,
repeated by a numerens company of speaatera.
When the Volunteers came down, .they formed a
line for the Cavalry to pass, anstsalsy.ed ; this Cap.
tain Lamb returned at. the top of tha town, when•ene
general volley was fired. About twoo'clock, . the
Mayorof the town, being Captain, gave a hospitable
dinn-r at the Town Hall, to upwurds.of two ban:
dred Officers, Gentlemen, and Volunteers; andeerith
plenty of good liquor. loyal toasts and sengs, Aisle?
versed the festive board till a little after Aye, seen,
by a signal, all retired, and the rooms were cleave*
for a ball, which he gave to en elegant asaanshlaip
of beauty and fashion. About one bandied old
thirty of the Nobility and Gentry attended, an{ leespl
up the dance till past three in the morning, whop 01l
retired, much pleased with the entertainment of,tbo
day. Captain Lamb's troop being on pet
duty in the town at the time, added greatly=
spirit of loyalty which prevailed through the jiii ~i
—.....de • •.: ::7:-..„)
The brigade of Cavalry, which was to has/Mamba
place in Hyde Park last Thursday,. but whiefeisee
put off on account of Ascot-heath ffiases,. is- Ilea
for this day. .
We are concerned to state the sudden dub cif
hfr. ROZZRT Garnets, eldest son of Mr. Gamiest
of St. James's-street. He retired to r it in Soar
day, in the highest health, and was found yesterday
morning lifeless in his bed.
On the morning of Saturday se'unight. Sawa
Martiii and irdliaa. Des, who had been senteeeed
at the la;t Sessions to twelve months sobtary confine.
ment in Bridewell, Norwich. for defrauding a per-
ten of a 11. note, efiedied their escape ;rem that
prison. It appears that they form.' tie et locks, a• il
entered the cell of ea/ea, a fellow pi isoner, wh-sns
they endeavou-eil to prevail upoh to accomkany
them m their flight• bat he refused to go. They
were seen with another man near Barton Mills on
Saturday eeeri.eg.
The Captaat of ' an Engliish sh:p. wto lately took
ten fishing vessels, sent the crew; tack wiih The fel-
dewing note, says an article from the Hague of the
atith nit f—
t' Two battene• an the Neer Goreelorine f zed 011 511 bits
I ve.lc Marra*, to catch 1410eMia, I find ia, wit' ,itaka the Clio
arv.:Aule no.:e.sity UT C. 441111141 an the L'utce. f...nii.g vesaia4
Gil in with In future no Dutch fistniu; reareJs will iso piss
Ir. tr•d to fish without the limits of a port, creeps mach aii art
wholly open, and not Ranee eight t me burtrwn, and Wl,otd
crew: are fewer than neon men. Given under my *hanel, Al
board the Al".acail.Ntbe 4241 of May. 150/. '
(Swat!) " I MANST, celeste."
Forty•one Aigeriaes. captured by the Tuscan
military near Pietra :inta, where they had de.
harked to pillage, and to make priseners, have ar-
rived at Leghorn. where the EMPE/tair ~f the
French has sent orders ta • release thes, netsuke!
standing the inpremottatmas of the Qcros Reticle
of Etniria.

Mitwithstam,iing the cornalairt of the English
Minister at Madrid, and the dimmtfed answer of she
PRI ace of Ps•cs..concerailidg the note .n the Nu-
;Weer, exposing the indiscrett et ot the E M.-
nister there; they write trr m Mi hid. that- no ap-
pt thension is entertained of any rup:ure with Fog.
land. On the centrists., the ishinet ot St—lame.'s
sw epees this as well as man: ether Eurniliatioin.
without d.trat to rescut Praicist,./

I

FRANCE.
PROM PARIS PA►LRR TO THE 3D 0? JUNT..

•
Nine frigates and fire cutters. besides ships of the
line, are to be constructed, during the present year,
at Antwerp.
As soon as Bonaparte is crowned Emperor, a
Governor-general will be appointed over Brabant,
and the conquered German provinces. His salary
will amount to 1,200,000 livres, and he is to reside
in the same palace, formerly occupied by the Im-
Trial Governor Generals, the Prince of Saxe-
oseren, and the Arch-Duchess Christiana.
A fanatic and pretended prophet, of the name of
Kractser, who hes ensued such agitation among
use people near Aut.hedhapelle, is condemned by
the Impeller of the French, to be transported to
Rimini io Italy, for the remainder of his life.
Several thousand sailors have been put into re-
quisition in the south of France and in Italy, be-
sides those already arrived at Boulogne. It has
been found necessary to augment the crews on board
our gua boats, as seasickness prevents even the
bravest of our soldiers to be of the same use as
sailors.
A Frenchman, of the name of Ming), arrested
pt the Hague, was yesterday examined by the
onad Judge. He left England only a fortnight
Ito. and is supposed to be concerned in a new plo;
. cgiinst the life of our Emperor. He refused to
answer ar.v questions, and was therefore sent to a
dungeon in the prison Le Farm chained band and
foot. Half a pound of bread, and a pint of water
in the day, are to be h.s only nourishment, until he
speaks aift, and confesses what the Grand Judge
is convinced he knows concerning this shocking
slain.
Besides a salary of ohe million in the year, Cam.
hamlet and Le Brun obtain each, as a present
from the Emperor, an elegant hotel ready fur-
nished. The es-ilruniii Hotel .D'Elboeuf is destined
few the firmer, and the ei-siecanl hotel de Noailles
I .r the latter.
It is reported that a plan is now under deliberation
in the Council of State, according to which the Le-
'illative Corps and Tribunate am not to sit in future
m the capital, but in some tovfn in the centre of the
empire. Orleans, !lunges, Chalons-sur-Marne, and
Sens, are mentioned ay towns, intended to he the
placer of residence of those two constituted authu-
nfies, whose deliberations concerning our new con-
sestutioti are to be fee, and not influenced by fac-
tions, as may easily be the case in a large and popu.
taus city like Paris. When once the Imperial Con-
atitution is decreed, the Legislative Corps will be
dissolved, and in future only convoked when the
smperor judges it' necessary. This will cause a
greatsaving, as the salaries of the Legislators amount
63 several millions annually ; and when our consti-
tutional, civil, and criminal laws are once settled, a
Legislative Corps is totally unnecessary. The power
of our Emperor and his Council of State arc suffi-
eieat to explain or remove any difficulties that sherilli
occur.
Tallevraed, when informing the Foreign Diplo-
matic Corps of the Semis. Coasediami uli:h made
Napoleon I. an Erimeror, said, in expedation of new
eiedentials from their respective Courts, tl:ey may
eentinna their usual confidential tnnferer.ces
him, though not w.th the Emperor, until they have
official orders to acknowledge him as such.
The Dutch Admiral Vealeul has lett Ostend fee
Mashing, where he is to command the third
60111 of the flotilla fitted out in Holland ; he is sup.
fled to lave erdets to go to sea immediately, and
0/31 and flotilla at Boulogne.
"Oh" Swat of Genoa has been lately deliberating
itt dee presence of General Jourdan, and it is no*
=that Genoa, as well as Lucca, will be in-
with the Italian Republic and that our
will be proclaimed' Hereditary Sovereign
lorgr:elsole, under the appellation of a Bing of
Ilenilmudy. •
Among the Apart' of the day is one, which we
hope's unfounded, that Ccunt Cobentzel and Mar-
quis Lutchisini are to kaie /trance for some time ;
fM fierier to *ink the waters at Baden, in Bose-
ellia.end the Tatter to pass the summer on his estates
la abland.
Getters from Constantinople, of the 6th May,
siesesoa that a nemeroos Turkish 'squadron bad al-
seedy sailed foe the lonian Sea, and that it probably
will be joined by sense Russian ships.
bree Beys have been murdered at Cairo, but, the
tubule, with Elphi Bey at their lead, continue yet
raotaped II the neighbourhood, and have daily
with the Armlets.
gliriCillseeis Gallitzin,' Counts Zemoiski and
Dire/', and the Countess Strogousoff, are the last of
the lipsnan subedit who have left France, under
the apprehension of a rapture between the French
awl Swaim' Emperors.

TRIAL OF MOREAU, GILORGES, AND OTHER
contranutoits.
(Continued from our Paper of Yesterday.)
The Abbe David was then examined. The me-
respoadence between Moread and Picbegru was read
Mee to him. He identified all the letters except
t *Tx Pichegru, dated, the 11th Veademaire,
whicX be said, he bad aot received. From the
carte dente it appeased, that' before the Revo-
halos, David had, in succession, been Curate of
Pompadour, and since 17W, Curate in l.a Legere ;
a Clerk in the Departmental Administration, and
pjterwards in the diferent armies ; then a Member
f Legation; next, a Storekeeper, Secretary-General
of the Department cl the Eastern Pyiences ; and.
lastly, Vicar General of the Bishop of Limoges. He
admitted that he interested himself in reconciling
Mews to Movikau ; and stated, that the sole ob-
et all his proceedings, and his journey to Lon-
de, was to procure Pichegres return to France.
The President direaed his anemia; to the ir ter
shich he had vrsittra to Idorean from Calais, to in-
form him of his arrest. The answer was given
He apsjessed his having required a Bishopric, and
that Moreau had solicited it for him.
The Prnident asked him. Why, instead of at-
tending his duty, as Vicar• General, he had gone to
England ? He replied, that he had been to see Pi-
chern ; and that he had been promised an income
of lE5°l steelitsg isthe emPlarnent of teaching.
He .7/as then them; the Inter in which Picliegra
tinged his departure. and pointed oat the place where
fin could get nv,nry. He pr-tended that this ktts-r

never came to hand. It Was vrged pi him, that the
letter had been seined upon him at Calais ; and that
when first interrogated, he had deciated that it was
a letter written in the year 170, and that it has
come from Jura; but it was shewn to him by the
post mark, that it was written in the year 11 ; that
it had come from England, and that it was certainly
the hand-writing of Ficliegru.
Roger, named Loiseau, passed his examination—
The depositions of the Witneises and the pleadings
represented him as an accomplice, in the attempt of
the 3d Nivose, and brought forward, as an accusa-
tion against hint, that he W3S the inventor of the b.
"erne?! Maehine; that he lead gone to London ; th tt
he had there entered into the pay of the English
Government, and had been iiiitiatsd into all tbe pro-
jeas of assitSiillatiell and rebellion, dirolled against
France and the First Consul ; that he had returned
to Paris with the intention of joining in the plot of
the Conspirators ; that he had frequent intercourse
with Georges and all the Conspirators ; that he had
attended at the assemblies which they held at the
house of Tamerlan ; and that he had ordered an ex-
pensive sabre and an uniform dres,.
Four R'itnessesrepeated certain declarations which
had been made to them by Picot, relative to the atro-
cious machinations of Roger.
Roger replied, that it was easy to make Picot sgy
anv thing, when he was condemned to death.
Four gees d'Jrnees then
.gave an account of what
Roger had said to them an the Temple, relative to
the Conspiracy, of which he had pointed out Georges,
Pichegru, and hloreau, as the ringleaders.
Moreau represented that thew depositions had
been made up with the design of giving a colour to
the charge against him.
Heise was then examined—He denied, with much
firmness, all the charges against him.
Lenoble payed his examination ; and several
Witnesses deposed, that he had been engaged in the
Conspiracy.
Coster St. Viaor, Rubin La Grimaudiere, De-
vine, called Tamerlan, and Armand Ganiere, Were
also examined ; when many Witnesses deposed, that
they were conoeaed with the Conspirators.
The Sitting concluded at six o'Clock.

PUOLIC ACCUSATION.
In addition to what we have hutted, the conclu-
sions of.the Commissary of Government, are as fol-
lows :
.. From all these details it results that Georges
Cadoudal, Athanage-Hyacinthe Bouvet de Lozier,
Franeois-Louis-Ruiillion,Etienne-Francoisßochelie,
Armand- Francois-Heraclius Polignac, Jules Ar-
mand Auguste Polignac, Abraham-Charles-Augus-
tin d'Hozier, Charles Francois De riviire, Louis
Ducorps, Louis Leridart, Louis Picot, V:2or
Coucherv, Henri-Odille-Pie. re• Jean Rolland, Fre-
deric L;jolais, Jean-Visr.tor Moreau, Pierre-David,
Roger,Michel Michel Herve, Claude Le Noble,
Jean-Baptiste Coster, Yves-Mai ie-Joseph Rubin La
Grimaudiere, Visaor Deville, Armand Gaillard,
Noel Ducorps, Ainr-Augustin Alexis Joyant, Ni-
cholas Datry, Louis-Gabs i-l-Marie Burban, Guil-
laume Lemercier, Pierre-Jean Cadudal, Jean Lelan,
Joseph-f.aurttns Even, Jcan *Ale, and Gaston
Trouche, are arraigned In, a conspiracy, tending to
trouble the Repub'ic with civil war, by arming the
Citizens against each other, and against the exercite
of the regituratc authority.
" Crimes provided for by the 612th article of the
Law of the 3rl Brumaire, year 4.--Michel•Joseph
Pierre Troche, Pierre- Nionn:er, Marie-A nneColasse,
wife of Pierre Moonier, Jean Baptiste DenanJ,
Jacques Verdet, Catberiue-Melanie-Mont Oswalt,
wife of Jacques Verdet, Pierre-Antoine Spin, and
Marie-Michel Nice'', are charged u accomplices of
the said conspiracy.
" Crimes provided for by Article 612, of the Law
of the 3d &um. year 4, and by Art. Ist of Title 3,
of the second part of the Penal Code:—Pierre-Jcan
Baptiste Dubuisson ; Marie Antoine Caron, Simon
Rene Gallais, and Jeanne- Aimee• Francoise G uerar 41,
wife of Gallais, are alike charged with being accom-
plices of the said conspiracy ; and farther, to have
concealed individuals denominated in the List of 60,
cjesii;ned as Brigands, signed by the Grand Judge,
Minister of Justice, posted up and published by his
orders.

" The said Commissary of the Government, Pub-
lic Accuser, accuses each of the above-Tannin:it:id
individuals of the crimes there att►ibuted to then
" 4nd requires that they may be all brought to
trial, in order that sentence may be pronounced by
the Criminal and Special Tribunal of the Seine, as
seems it.

" Drne in the Palace of Justice, at Paris, this 256
Floreal, in the year it
(Signed) " GEReRD.
(Certified.) " Fain v 14„ Cleik."

PALLS AND DESCIIIPT/01 Or TILL PLIISOOL ACC L'SLD.
Georzes Cadriudal, aged* sears.. culling himself at A so a
move of Brozb, avid afterwards ..f Vanise-, !n the department
of blo!biluga; withont a profesdon, with* it a residence in
Vaisya, lodging at the Imo of gammons us Par", mama crest
and mountain of St Genevieve, N.,. 12.
Agnariaie Flrettith Retort be Lnamor,eg.M 15 years, hati,e
u Paris, a proprietor.
FrinCYo Lour Rosilllns, aged 52 rears, and nri re of Y vet-
dos, camel' of Lemodi, feemeel m tne arty.
itknne Francois Rochelle, aced 0;6 sears, a utast!! of Pans,
without a procession a, iesodence in Prance.
Armand Francois 11,-ft..liosPeilig.sar., aged 31 years, estab-
lished gig Raista, a t...t0.e d Par.s
Jules Arnaud Alits.te Yeligo:ae, aged 23 rear. and a-half
Abrahams Ciro les Angtatin D'lluaier, aged 22 yews and
a ball.

Charlie Frain/Ks De Runny, aged 11 years, a native of La
Fent, valiant htainlf a Cial iael i• the P.iitutuoso
Limn Deamin„ Steil 40 years,a natisa of St. POOL, depart-
ment of Faro and nee.
Laois Lenin% awed 4i jean, a native of Vannes, depart-
ment of Monahan, ft an merrhaile. clerk.
Loth. Pieta, aged da Tears, a native of Jon:Ain, department
of Maratha% calhug hinatelf a postillion.
Vii:tor Cowin ~ and fs2 jean, a naive of geoancan, da•
poninentde Denbo, an int•placeman.
tit n Willa Plane Jean Sal Sand, aged 43 ye in, a native of
, deponent* of 11.‘ levee lalantare, intemitri in the
of 'edam" egraintiv, for eta Airroies of the Coat
ag:d tiJ jean, a stahve of Weiramibourg.
dap/▪
o{4oll{4de Lona Rime, En-General of Uripds.
ataa rieter Ilu4an. aced 411 yesn, a native A ,d..tlaix,
dcpanment of Flaintne, Gertehif.
Pierre Doted, 'INS:, years, a native of lAiberoac, TAX, to
of Uer.hc.

Itischaet Roger, aged j. 3 yells, a native of T.mt
Kenai Nerve, aged SO years. a native et Rennes, ivraeriy a
shoemaker.
Clalltia Le thOble, ag,d 47 year% a native of 14art, De,nrt.
mint of L'AuSe, Aton.ri(cle:k to • 404: nttr-
Jean Ropsestr Crater, aged Aileen, a nat.*.
Mg tumid( an old *Ai:.

Yves Staria jaisaph Ruban Laglituasideras Ned 37 14,16rspi a
native of Rennes, a proprsetor.
Victor fiewille, aged Si yens, anativeof Rouen.
Armand (,Hard, aged 29yeao, a nail,: of Quarviik.
Nosl.9ucoeps, aged 42 yam, a native of St. Piat, a servant,
calling tumuli( 4 dint again.
Anne .tiugustin AlcaisJoyant,avd 26 years, native cif Lariat,
Department of Morhihaii.
Nicholas DalinV, asowl 34 years, native of Verdun.
Loins Gatinoi Maria Ruriaan, aged 20 years, atitative of Claes-
tenaburgli.
Guillaume !..einercier,. aged 24 years, a n,atise of Rignan,
printer.
PaeraticanCatluslail, seod 40 years, a native ni Brach, De-
partment of Ilorbinan, oaths', hintvalf a gardener.
Jean -Latin, aged 27 years, native of Quorrig nue, Department
des Cot.-s dit Nord, nanny public,
Jean Mc-rille, aged 'l3 years, native of St. Front, department
o(.LX)me, a pro;in itur.
Gaston Trauirr, ligCei 23 yea-e, a native is: is r, a watch-
maker.
Michael Joseph Riivve Tmnehe, aged about IS years, native
of Lonilinieres, merchant ataecitrualer, and Nreedunt of the
Tribunal of Coninier... town of F.u.
ierre Monnier, aged 37 years, native. of Criquari, board-
ing school Master
Mane Anne Colasse, wife of Ricrre Minufer, aged 63
years.
Jearse R mho,- Deland, aged 46 years, native of Unpin-
vile, wine merchant.
Sophie Duval, wife of J. I. penaui.l, aged 34 yoars, native
of Deuil.

Ja,c,DaraVenier, agnl 4l years, nase of VAL)Couleuri,
ut the Udice AA the general Equiplation of the rub:ic
Mbt.

Catherine Melanie Mm.ut °suit, of J. Venist, aged
90 lea •..
Pierre Antoine Spin, aged a years, a hirer of boats, native
of Paris
Maria Mnhello llizey, ages! 27 years, a tia•ive of Para,
• •
Pierre Jean Rapti:a: Duboisson, aged 47 „yew, alt.se of
Paris' ran.paiorer.
Madelaine Sophie Umlento, 'rife of Dubuii:on, aged at
years, a native of Paris, school suistres:.
Marie Antoine earon, aged 59 years, a native of Merle,
Department of Mont Itaae. merchant perfumer.
Simon Rene Gallais, aged 95 years, IsAll,= of Angers, up'
holeterer. And

Jea•ine Aimee Franeeise Guarani, w fe of GaHalt, aFtcl
years, a native of Hency.

NAVAL IN CFLLIGENCE.

►OItTSMOUTU, JUN' ]2.

Yesterday evening arrived the Acadia fr:gate, from
Liverpool, and the Fis.! uard frigate, from L;s;aon,
with A great quantity of dollars.
A ship of war is iii the oiling, but at too great a
distance to be made out.

Came into harbour the Hydra frigate, Captain
Nlunday.

rALMOUTH, JUNE 10.
Sailed this evening, the PrinceAs Augusta, Thomp-
son, and Y.r.ce Ernest (packets), Petre, with Mails
of the tith ii,st. the former for Jamaica and Barba-
does, and the latter fur New York and Halifax.—
Also sailed last evening, the Anna, ht. Aubyn, and
Auckland (packets), Skuyler, with Mails for Lisbon;
the forme' with those d the ead and 29th uit. and
the latter of the .ith inst. The Tirsiabihritd packet
will take the mail of the 12th inst. and sail about
the itilh fur Litiaon. His blajetty's brig tionurt, of
18 guns, Captain Bast, and tittivi excise cutter,
sailed last es ening on a c: uise.
His Nlajesty's slip Ambuscade, with the outward-
bound Lisbon and Oporto flt•ets, is hourly expea-
ed off this poet, to take thous vessels waiting ccaivoy
here to join them.
The Queen Chasietie packet, with mails from Ja-
maica, may be boon expdted.—Wind N.

jusct_ll..

The Ihrares sloop of war, and thirty sail of ships
from this port to the llsltic, are now laying
(;rimsby Itoads, and will s.til the first fair wind ; as
will the Peaaet Willisne armed ship, with the Boston,
Mary nws. and Tres, Tonningen.
Admiral Vashon has appointed a convoy to sail
from Leith roads for the Baltic, on the 14th inst.
and has given notice that future convoys will be pro.
vided at the expiratiot, or every fourteen or fifteen
days throughout the season ; and also that convoys
will be provided for Tonnitigen about the same
periods. A cruiser is kept on the coast for the pro -
teetion of the trade between Leith and Newcastle.

The Ririe:v. Chartres; and the Saopty, Lang,
of fVhitby, which were ,trended on the island of
Lessoe, in December hut, have been got off and
put into Alaburg to repair.
t be dam,--, from Teignmotith to Shieldc,
has been taken by privateer of 14 gun-'; re-taken
ny :he D7FI cutter, and arrived at Dartmouth.
toe atom a,.el Mary, Whiley, with stones, for
London, was run down by a fight collier in the night
of the Nth ult about five rni!es to the Southward of
the floating light in H tppisburg Gut. Crew saved.
DEAL, nut 12.

Sailed the jack ill gun-brig, Allows; and Sptedy
sloops of war on cruise.
Remain in the Dawns the :that:arch, Utrecht, Ar-
drat and friesiOie Mr% of WA,r, Le rizig.a. and
11.1xualile frigates, Vesuvius, Zebra, and 4 H 41113
b. Aril. c, Landon, Alpaca:nes Flora, Tartar,
Britannia, nilativtile, and Eii:a, Tuner, coPPea•
buttomid transports. under command of Captain
Watson, of the Royal Navy.

PLTMOUTiIo JUlti 11.
C.Upe in the A.tn, Bib Sins, front Oporto.
Sailed the imprieesu In.tn of war, and Niohe firi-
gac on a CT
The mlittion, Davie, frorn this partial. Bristol, is
on chore on MOLL= Sattin.--Wind S.

When the troops in Brussels took the oath of fide-
lity, General SE %SONY I LL a.tdressed.them in the fol-
lowing terms : " French Soldiers, the God of Armies
has heard your wishes. Your General, the youthful
hero, by whom your brom are crowned with never-
fading laurel,. Bos A P RTC, NAPOLEON BONA-
,
is chosen Emperor. In his name will you
again fight, and this name will render your standards
more dear and more sacred to you. Let us then
soear fidelity to NANOT.IOOO—we SWCAr it bs GOD
himself•—the Emperor is his work, As is the existence
of the Empire. Long five the Emperor—Live the
French Covernmcnt."

The French Officer of &wigwam, Bruuttt, has
invented a machilv: of a mom curious construcliol,
by aid of which, beats of 30 tons burden may ascend
rivers against the strongest current, at the rate of
four miles in an hour. Two men are sufficient to
keep up the movement. Trials have already been
made both its the Meuse and on the Rhine, which
have proved fully s4tisfietory.

CORN EXCIIINGE........—.VOspresDAT,

This day there is not much 'mill Wheat 'Arrivel;
that of good quality has-ready sale at last mike;
and the middling, with the inferior quulisits,lia„
mole free sale. Fine Ditrittic 5145. pre loaner;
Barley -arrives in gaol supply, and the prices give
way. Peas and Beans not coming pienthel, they
sell high. Although Outs are an glued supply, thee
cannot be quoted much cheaper. Fine itineeka,
Flour Os. to 31s. per barrel.

cw:REN r PRICE: QF GRAIN.
WI.. it 43. 44. 54.. 'rick Means ....;114 Ss
F...ie .io. - 4.6a.,404.
IZ ..e
IL ' ' P3i• 7154 Od. Rape geed....... 41. ,idi.
%T..'t .30. (104.4 i. Flue Fttlii• •• • •40ii 435.
tV!ilt, 1'e5,.....535. 4'z4. 0.1. Set.yaids. .4),• NA.
BC4II .544 40: W.

The state of the Insolvent Debtors, SA this emu).
try and in Irel;od. has induced m*ny benevolen:
eh trAeters to :vac& on the best meatus of relit:rine.
thi ii, without ioiury to the pubbc. Imprisoastuat
in the opinion of many asise men, and partiolasi.
Dr. JortusoN, is not calculatesfto forward the er.,
of justice, by increasing the power of the debtor ,
satisfy the demands of those who have doomed P

to confinement. Mr. timaw, of woo, vuu
Alderman Com IE, have signiscd in tbe Hoose ,
Commons, a dteiga to hring forward some legista•
tive measure on this subjeit ; and we sincerely her
that every friend of humanity will strenuously co.
operate in support of their benevolent intentions.

FRICE OF STOt:lii
?WPMlbser.

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BA nk Stock ' —.-
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2 per Cent. Reduced * ....SSId SS Mk
4 per Cent. Cops ' 7it i i i
S i Ceat. Loyalty, .9r/ I)
Lang Ansirities. t 6 5-14
Impetial 3 par GAL.
I)itt., Annuities
Deterred Stock '
o:iitlium Si 1 I
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Consols for 36i i 1

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PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS.
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Bank Stock

Govimarbeat Deb. Sipe Cent. ..
Dim. 5 pa! eon _ to 7

Ditto Stock, 5 per Cent 15-/
9 per Cent. C..os.
G.and Canal Loan, 6 per Cent 9b
Royal Canal Loan, 6 pet Cent ..

COURSE OF EXCH,

Tuaasur, Juan ii.

Amsterdam .....1$ 3 4 U
Ditto at Sight .. 37 7

V saucy 5B ler.Pie.
Naplis
()Porto 6R
Dublin ISI
evtt.ann. L. s.
Ponuga? Unto! hi Coin
per IA
Is Ars
New Dollars
Silver is Bass 0
; New Louie each
Alpo nun ate Oast St liullan
per Cent.
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Rotterdam-C. F.. 11 19 2 V.l
Hamburgh.... 36 4 ItiV•
41tona 36 5 201
Faris 2! I Liv.
Ditto 2 I.li 23 16
Nadeau: .13 le

Hatrid ...,.... in Paper
Dittn spy
Cadiz . • ..- in Papa
Dille
Billion .34
I.4oterit ....I : a
Genoa 0 iv.Pic.
Dalitini on London (Ju
Bolan Lornon (Ju
lie!fv‘t on Dublin (Ju

COAL EXCHANGE, Juma 11.

Hest Coals, in the Pnol, per Chitlargo Or l'Ol.
Del .re i eie to 1 I ..imtkeepera at 60s. Ud.
Sunderland, per Chaldron 410. Ott
De; 'vend to I lousekeepers at .Sts. Ud.

MARRIAGES.
At Bury, Tilollll4 Kennedy, Adjutant to the Lnya: Colaw
V.Ountours, to Miss !tester Peyton, youngest daughter of t`..e
late Kiggina Peyton, EN Barrister at Law._
" _ _

At Hull, %fr. ti;mn;rtliiirn4rd, inn of Samuel Barnapl,
E•y. of Boston, t. Moo Mary Lambert, of HulL

DEATHS.
At her house in the Bailey, Durham, Mts. Ilmeh snit
daughter and heire.s of the late Sir Thorne. 'fermi M.4dieson,
Hatt. of Boonay and Grit*le Park. in Yakehirs.
In the 2J year of her ag^, at the Res' C. Bj Wir•
lingWOrth. Miss Harriet Mallet, daughkr of Joseph Mallet,
E.9.late of Great Yarmouth.
Per a lingzring iltne.s, :Wis.: Mary Rona, second dr.gttot
of Mr. Alderman Bond, of Cambridge.
Mr. John W of Hammersmith, formerly Manager
the theatre at Portsmouth.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY,

min. after 7

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