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London, England, 1814-04-18 00:00:00

rIiTAIBUTION 017 PRIZ!-MONI.V.

The Euro as, (pr the Wureux Marla l' ldcltr, wt .1 be pall op
nn Iter ucieal. Recalled at 41, Nos fo!k-s.reer.
The Reindeer, fnr le 'specula:ear, on board, the Ants inra-t.
Recalled at .4, Nortnik-s•reet. •
The N aucne and Nvnat,,ne, for the Kentingolrg, Kim! 'guy.,
Kent. longing 1 ern, nen', and a Dwelt brig, name u known; ,us
the Dever, for the Montezuma, to morrow, at 3, Brick-court,
Temple.

Val.srt. for the V.,tante and Porcupine, to morrow, at
42, St. Marl•-street, Pottantoutitt

The LEANDER, HANIADRYAD. and PENELOPE
gates, and the ESPOIR I„rip of war, sailed from Cot k
the 11th inst. with a I:rAe fleet for Newfoundland.
Halifax, Sec. The PELICAN and CASTILIAN $.lOl/i of
war soled from thence the since day with a fleet fur.
Passages.
The SWINGER brig, of 14 guns, arrived on Friday
at Portsmouth. On Monday last she fell in with two
French frigates, which had sailed from St. Ma'arson
the preceding day. On nearing them, one hoisted a
Dutch ensign, and kept standing on to the westward.
In a short time the RIPPON, 74., joined in the pursuit,
and in the course of the afternoon the•Acinu.r,
and SMILE, 36, also appeared chasing on the other
quarter of the enetby ; the cliace was continued till
night wi.h light ttinds ; in t:,e they had
neared the Frenchman a little, when the RteroN was
dispatched eff Brest ; and, in the afternoon of Tues.
day the ACIIILI.E and Svnit.t.e were not more than
five miles from the enemy, than standing into tie At.
antic. As these I rigates are commanded by C.lmmo.
lore Bouvcr, a very d.iring and obstinate jacobin, it
is not. unlikely they may have on hornel crime fugitive
members of i3olcarattr::'s family, or of those of his
followers, wilccgtinty concloctrentlets them desperate
of obtaining considerati.n or pardon under the restor.
ed monarchy.

The misterly pamphlet of the celebrated Dc
respecting BONAPARTE and the.floca-
BONS, will be published to-morrow, in Fr:nch and
English, by Mr. COLBURN, of Conduit-street.
FRAME-EREAKING.--This mischievous practice, we
are sorry to say, has again commenced by the Lod.
dices at Nottingham and its vicinity in the course of
last week. These daring villains entered the premises
of frame-owners with masks on, and destroyed seve-
ral, together with the lace, and other work in har.d.
Threatening letters having been sent to some of the
most respectable hosiers, Saturday night's Gazette
contains his Royal Highness the Paws REGENT'S
most gracious pardon, and a reward of two hundred
guineas from Messrs. NtEDIEAIi and NIXON, of Mit-
tingham, for the discovery and apprehension of five
or six persons disguised in flannel shirts. who, early
in the morning of the 4th instant broke onto the shop
of Mr. Murky, of Greasley, in the comity of Notting-
ham, and destroyed five or six stocking.frames, with
the work that was on them.
CORN MARAPIT, MARK-LANZ, APRIL IL
Although we had a good tupply of Wheat asnimi, &we
was a brisk demand. at an advance of 4s. par ipt Rear epee lot
Monday% prices, and from 6s. to 1116 spun dim el last
Having bat little' Darkly at market, abet of implorty inset
sale, and is Is. per quarter dearer. Wlist (key Pisa,
Ow, are es. per gams lower. Bens us fors at a &die
. of IS. to fs. per Vanier.