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MAY W.—An embargo has been la;d at Liebau
on all vessels, b•; order of the French, even on those
which had cleared out.

ALTONA, MAY 6.—We rts!nt, d in One Of our
late Journals, that Baron GERADanltutnedia.elyafter
his disctutmrkation at Nordes-Ong, had dispatched
a courier to the Ambasadors of Fr-.nee and Austria
at Copenhagen; we have good reason for believing-
this intelligence was unfounded.
RATISDON, APRIL 30.—Count GOTTORP ycs.
terd.iy passed through this city, on his way to
Vienna.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM VIENNA, DATED 29TH

APRIL.

The head-quarters of our army in Galacia will

at StaDislawow.

" It is reported that the Archduke CHARLES
be command this army."

AUGSBUR6H, APRIL 22.—Letters from Trieste
of a recent date state, that an enemy's fleet has ap-
peared in the Gulph of Trieste ; it endeavours to
seize upon all merchant vessels. The Efiglish have"
also made some ottempts to pillage the vilia;es on
the coasts of Istria, and cut out laden vessels from
many of the small onfortified parts ; but their
attempts have been frustrated, the troops of the
line and national guards having in every instance
drove them back, and forced them to reimbark
with loss.

NAPLES, APRIL 9.—The English guard the coast
of Sicily, opposite Calabria, from Messina to Afr,osta
and Syracuse, with so severe a vigilance, that a fish,.
ing boat cannot proceed from the coast without Tur-
ning the risk of being obliged to return by cant in
or musket shot from gun-boats placed along tyre
coast for that purpose.

FRONTIERS,OF PRUSSIA, APRIL s.,)2.—They write
from Burg, near Magdeburgh, that the pass.4ge of
troops, and vtaggons laden with anintututioo, s!,11.
continues. The Polish cavalry, Portuguese and
French hussars, as welt as a Wurtzburg corps t;1
780 men, have successively passed through this
town; they were followed by 68 carriages of pow.
der, each drawn by six horses, and 200 Aaggons of
warlike stores.

Extract of a lever from Vienna, April 29
An insurredion has just broken out in some (Fs-
trit.is of Servia, the inhabitants wishing to return un-
der the dominion of the Porte." . •

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 2.—TheGrareSeignior
lately h s had another Prince horn, who has heel),
twined BAiAZET.

THE THENTRE.—Mr. TERRY, fiOM the Edin.
burgh Stage, last night made his first appearance
on the London boards, at the-Haymarket Theatre,
in the character of Lord Ogleky. It could
form a judgment on his general merits as an actor.
fiom his representation of this Character, we slt,uki
not only consider him as one of the best itoporta-
tious from /the provincial stage that we have seen
• for along period, but entitled to 'take a high yank
among the chief Performers of the metropolis. A,
hoWever, Lord o;lety is an prtitit ift) and peculiar
character, we 'cannot venture to form y decided
opinion respecting tile general' tale:lts and
tions:of Mr. TERRY. His Fertormrice of the gay
and elegant old Nobleman, gallant amidst infirmi-
ties,. and generous under disappointed 'vanity, was
throughout well-COnceived,, and suppOtted with so
much spirit, jOdgment, and reg&ated taste, hat
the audience glOe mini repeated applauses in dotail,
and abundantly confirmed their approbation on the.
.conclusion of the Comedy. Mr: TERRY is rather
above the middle size in stature ; his figure 'is
neatly draped; .Iris face is expresAve, and the
general mould very like that of Mr.. REMBLE, Srid
there seems often a'strong resemblance in his mari-
ner of direCting his eyes, though, not appear
at all the effect of imitation. • His voice, as far as
we could judge under. the afF:teted. tones 9f a;:e
and debility,. seemed to' be dem- and manly. His
depot tmerit is easy and natural. -Upon the
whole, he acquitted.. himself very ably, and
we are strongly disposed to think Ow he will
prove no ordinary actraisition to the Londc;n Stage.
Mrs. GLOVER was admirable in Miss , Steriine. •
KariT Was a respectable Sir John Melville. A
Mr. BENNET ph-ryed Love:well with feeling and
good/sense: , Both, however, of these pt.rfurtners
requite more polish of manners. The farce of
Killing no Murder gave full scope. to the mimetic'
humours of 'MATTHEWS ; and CEIVPENDALE, for-
merly an inferior actor at this Theatre, ga. e tokens
of much improvement ill the part of Apollo Behq,
though he laboured under great difficulty
log so popular an flaw. as L4Tozi. The house
weLl attended,

1111P1 RLII, P EA-2,

HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20.

THE ROYAL. ASSENT

Was given by. Commission to torty•three
the far greater part of which were of a private or
local descrii,tion ;-='-antong the' public Ads were the
Irish It bacco Daty Regulation, the Wrought Plate
Doty Drawback, and the Scots Customs Officers
Snperannnation, Bilis. The Lords CommiSsionera
mere the Lord.Chabcellor, the Earl of Buckingham-
shire, and-Lord Walsingharn.
Earl STAtiIIUP,E said, that the Committee on a
m• at important Bill, -stood for Friday next.,; name-
ly; that for bttter.ing the condition of the. peasantry
and tenantry of Great Biitain and Ireland. lie
howe.er wished to have that stage of the 8,1 l post-
poned, and would therefore move to discharge 'the
order, with a view of renewing the same for that
day se'nnight. The Noble Earl having so moved,
it was o:dered
.accordingly, and that the Lords be
sutrunoued for Friday, the 2gth inst.