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London, England, 1805-06-12 00:00:00

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BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Henry Werra, of Weymouth, Dorktilllte,
BANKRUPTS.
James Swann, of Hinkley,' Leiceiteritdre currier, to firrender
June 20, at, at one, apd July 23, at eleyen, at the George, to
kky. Attendee. Mr. Richard Waker Forbes, No. 8, Ely-
Site, Holborn, London ; or Mr. Edward Thoanky, Hinkley.
John Dutchman, the Elder. of Kingftoo-upon•Holt, fall-maker,
dealer and chapman, July 2,3, and 23, at eleven, at tliehoufe
4( lames Jeffery% the Coffee-houfe, Scarbottnigh. Attorsies„
Mr. Hugel', Hull; or Mars. French and Williams, Gillig-
an:et, Holborn.
Cluiftopher Janke, now or late of Great Strambridge, Mr,
merchant, dealer and chapman. June so, u, arid lull 23, at
ten, at the Angel Inn, Colchefk,r. Attornies, Mr. Frauds,
Colchefter • or Mans Naylor, Great Newport-itreet, Landau.
Richard Harrifon, of Hutton-Lane-Enda,parifb of Dean Lanes-
flake, innkeeper, dealer find chapman, June ay, 24, and July 23,
at three, at the Pack Horfe..in the Apple Maria, Manchefter.
Anomie*, Meffre Lindley and Caldwell, Manebefter ; or Mr.
, Curfitor.ltreet, London.

LONDON.

• WEDNESDAY. JUNE &s.
P a ICE OF STOCKS TENS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

• .
Cookois,.for July, nig...Reduced 59f i—Ontniurn,

Yefterday being the day fixed for the Motion for an Impeach-
ment egainft Lord Yin:aunt MELVILL It, a great crowd affanbled
at an early hour, In the avenues of the Hook of Commons. At
twelve the doors were opened, and a fnere preteure wined. The
gallery, of courfe, was filled in s few minutes. In the early part
of the dray AD opinion revailai, that Mr. WiiITSILIAD would open
the debate; but about three o'clock it was known, that Lord Vll-
count Maavn.z.t would be previoufly heard in his defence. This
excited a great degree of expediation, and a great number of per-
Cons eriewded into the lower lobby, and ago lined the flair to the
gallery of the Hodfe, which commands a view of the :Why, through
which Lord Vire-owe M etas t. Le was to pals. About half part
taut; his Lonifhip' entered the lobby, and paired Into the Secre-
tary's teem, on the left band. The Houk was at this time cit-
ric! in private bullnefs. Shortly after five, the SPEARS' read a
letter fititn yifcount Mr Lantz, requefting to be admitted
into the body of the Houle, to be beard in his defence. The
Honatteable etoscalDn!!DA 3 SAUNDERS, his Loedihip's fan, then
mared.that GL Lordatip t".. =fled in ; which being agreed to, the
Seitowe'deated Mr. Cotieou, the Sajeant at Antis, to take the
Map, and conduct Lord Vifcount MSLIIILLZ. into the
In the new time, Mr. fleot.o wr,tt.e.prlncipal meaner, brought
in a fquare arm-chair, and placed it 'within the body of the Hoare.
within the bar, on the kft hand laic. The StitiZANT AT ARMS
then took up the mace, and, having waved it thre. e times,went out
of the Howie, and took, his Aetna outfidc, in the lobby, in front of
the door of the Houk, and ago olpofite to the door of the Treafurr
loom. Mr. }JCR an, one of the Meifengcnt,had prenoutly thrown
Open the folding doors of the latter apartment, and Lord Vifiopat
Maavitte being informed by hint, that the Houle requellethii
attendance, his Lordfhip c;eitoot, and walked weave:cent° the
Houk, attended by. the Siajeant and Mace. His Lordihip was
dieffed in black, and wore* ckie buckled wig, powdered. He
bowed throe Jima as be approached, and, on coming within the
bar, the S rr . who wore hie bat on, all the time, aildrcf-
fink him, laid, " My Lard Meant t t, there it a chair for your
Lordildp" His Lortillip then fat down, and put on his tat—
There was a general bus in the Houle on hi, coming in. As loon
as it' fubfided, which was in lets than two minutes, his Lordihip
arafe, and taking off hie hot, be laid it upon the fat of the chair,
and open the hat (crag papers. ni Ltirdthip then, itanding at
the back of the chair, cotnmenced his fpeech, in the courfe of which
be fiequendy retreated his memory from the papers before him.
Hiaiordaipfpoke for two hours and a quarter. His manner was
fires. Asanly, and impreian ; and he did not, even in the part
of itivheve be.appealed-to the feelings, appear the leaft Sakai,
Thrtubment be bad concluded, be took up his papers deliberately,
one by one, and baying put his bat under his arm, made a bow to
the Serialist and withdrew, attended by the Serjeant, who, during
the whole of the (perch, remained banding on the right band fide
aide Lordhip. bat at the Mance of a few yards, with the mace
realm( upon the ground, end his baud upon it. The Hnufe was
siitorailody civwded; Not fewer this' Ave hundred Members

irereprtfent: ford Mc trate, Snri moved the frodc ror Imre
to be heard ; and his Lordihip was accompanied on :iis lords and
cares by his Nephew, Mr. WILLIAM Dux D•

The ELK brig of war, with the Beet under her
convoy, from Cork, have arrived at Jamaica.
A large copper bottomed (hip, detained under very
fufpictous eircumfiances, has been fent intoYarnymth,
by His Isiajefty's hired Brig Aux.—Admiral Vett-
own is (till at Dunkirk, and not in Holland as
has been reported. The frigates in Flu(hing will
fail very loon, and another force is collecting at
Ofiend. There are upwards of 200 valets of various
defcriptions at Dunkirk, intended to join the Bou-
logne fquadron. 1n (port, from all rye have been
able to learn refpaling the operations of the enemy
on that waft, it appears that all is Wile and hurry,
and fome important' movement intended probably
loon to be attempted.
The DEIPKILATB gun-brig was yefierday paid at
Sheernefs, and proceeded immediately to the Downs.
Great difpatch has been ufed lately at Chatham to
fit out (hips of the line, in addition t the number
fl:nt fleni that port already, to augment the North
Sea and Channel Fleets; the Majss ric and Eta-
t Naar, of 74. guns, have been refitted, and will be
ready for lea in a few days ; the former has chopped
down as far as Long Reach, in the River Medway.
—The Baltic and Tonringen convoys ate collating
at the Norc two armed (hips, the Rofina and Lord
Elton, are appointed for their protettion.

This morning we received Parie Journals to the
sth intl. The length of the debate in the Houfe of
Commons UR night, obliges us to dive only sort
estrads. The Coronation of BoNAPARTE. as King of
Italy, which was to hate taken place on Thurfday
April 23d, was put off in confequence of the badnefs
of the weather, to Sunday the 26th. The Mortimer
contains a long account of the ceremunial to be ob-
ferved on the relation.
The Illoniinw announces officially the return otthe
Rochefort fquadron. A circumflance wha has Oi•
cafioned much exultation.
A latter from General FINLAND, Rates that the
Blacks have railed the liege of Sr. Domingo, and re-
tired to the French part of the Ifland.
Two Englith (pies ate Rated, in the Paige, to
have been Melted at Paris.
A letter from St. Petettburgh, in the Alexi:turf
announce! that the Emperor Axtxmetfla his re.
folved to take no part with either France or Eng.
land, in the prefeot conteft —And in the fa me paper
is inferted, a letter fron: Madrid, charging the Rut-
Ilan Ammbaffodor there with a fpecies of fwindling.
There' needs.no other circumftancr, to prove that
both the letters areforgcries. If the French Go.
vernment had grounds for believing they might count
on the neutrality If ALE:alma, they would not
have allowed him to be libelled iodic fame Mathew.
The increafing milundernanding between the Coutts
of Stockholm and Berlin, announced in tome of theca
Journals, is a further proof of the falfity of there
itatements. We infect there letters, that our readers
may compare them :

PIETERERVIRON, MAT the intrigues of Woitontoit
at London have failed. The -Emperor ALEXANDER has de.
chard that he will not depart from his fyftern of neutrality ; that
by will out mate a common carafe either with England or with
France but ibat be will not refufe his good offices for the emelt*.
bliihment of Peace; that he cannot, however, grant his limn.
(creme unlefs equal moderation be manifefted 6; both parties,
and that they. will reciprocally renounce all pretenfions to fupe-
riorityin a word, that the Peace of the Wqrld may be reftored,
When the principle of the Sovereignty of Princes by lea and by
find Emil have been confecrated. We are affixed that, in confer
queues of there difimfitions, the Emperor ALEXANDER haswrit-
ten to the Emperor ft:Obtain, end M. Noyozitrzort 'hts kt
put fur Milan. • •
PdAPRID, MAT de MOURAWItr. the Ruffian MiniliA;r,
has quitted this place precipitately, leaving in tears and diftrefs a
great number of unfortunate Tradefmen whom he has not paid;
among whom are (even German lockfmtths. and other mechani-
cians, fubjeels of Auftria, to whom he owed is or 20,000 rubles.
One thee unfortunate perfons, ruined by his flight, has blown
out his brain.. We have no doubt that the Emperor ALEXANDER,
when informed of this adiou of the man by whom he is reprefcnt-
ed, will order M. de Moue/kw:et, to pay his debts, and his rub.
jeds not to leave the capitals of Europe without paying the poor
people whom they employ.
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BIVASWICK, MAT 18.—Corot de SCRIIETT Atr, Lieutenant-
General insthe ferrite of Pruffia, htiahid afide the Swedifh Order
of the Sword which he wore, and his Pruffian Majefty has con.
fequently decorated Mtn with that of the Red Eagle. The Profit=
Minifter, at the Court of Stockholm, who u brother to M.
Locer estut, has received orders from Ma Miler to quit that ca-
pital, without taking leave-of his Swedilk Majefty. The diplo-
matic relations of M. Bet , charged with the affairs of
Swedcn-at the Court of tierfin, have entirely eared in confequence
of a notification to that purpole, made by the Pruffian Minifter.
Heis prt.paring to quit Berlin immediately. The Britith Goat:ta-
mest, it is raid, vrill not give op Malta urgers it receive Mine=
in retorn.

New York Papers to the.ith ultimo have arrived.
The following part of their contents is molt
im-
portant. Our limits do not permit us to offer any
remarks upon them.

"New Vont, Aram 30.—8 y the brig Ventre, in 21 days
frtim St. Pierre's, Martinique, we arc informed, that on the 6th
loft. the French Squadron, lately in the Weft Indies, were on
their return to France. Having landed about aoo troops at Mar-
tinique, they went to the City tilk Domingo, where they left the
remainder, and hmiediately proceeded on their return home.
" We learn by the brig Vidonf, from Martinique, that a
French frigate had Jult arrived there with dlipatches, and with
advises of a Fleet of avian of men of war havim failed tram
France for the Weft Indies, bat that molt of oast had put back
in a gale. The deftination of the Toutort FLIRT WU not before
known l but it now appears they were ?round to 'the Weft Indies.
• New Nolte, MAY 3.-.-Captain Selmer,- from Quadaloupe,
informs us, that in puffing Antigua, he raw 12 or sy. fail of the
lips and frigates, which bad lately arrived from England, for the
purpofe of intercepting the French Weft-India fquadron.
Captain Etta, of the Ihip Two Brothers, arrived at Philadcl-
phi' on Tuefday morhing, in 16 days, from St. Kitt's, reports,
that the Britith Squadrons under Admirals Coc KRANZ & Gaavas
had arrived at Barbadoes- -and that the latter had left that place in
'lntroit Of the French. Thefe Seep united amounted to 14 fail
of the line. •
Naw You:, MAT 4.—An szpre ft has arrived at Martinique
from Prance, which rays, that a war with that nation and America
is inevitable, Be ttarAlTe having Acta), demanded three mil-
lions of dollars, the amount of coffee, &c. carried front St. Dwain-
L got° the Continent Ikea the ithard was in polTeflion of the Blacks I

CORN EXCIIANGIC, MARX-LANZ, Juac 12.—We have to-day
but few-frelh arrivals of Grain in general ; but the quantities of
foreign are large,of fecond and ordinary quality, winch are diffi-
cult of fides at Ss. and 7s. per quarter lower than laft week; fine
being exceeding (came, the little ford keeps its price, which is almolt
ognilnat..—Malt is eheapar.—Barky. Beans, and Peas, very little.
The Oat frade feis few buyers, nearly at lift price.... The high
price of bet Wheat cadet Flour to keep up-much of Seconds
on hand. •

LONDON Printed and publllbed by LEVEL KENT. (of Can-
. nertnnilittheirelln), at the STML 011FICII, No. t, Cat
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