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London, England, 1816-05-30 00:00:00

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HAGUE, MAY Is. •
The Governot of South Holland informs

Public, that accounts have been received, a,
to which it appears, that a Contagious Djstet.
sheym kelt at Syndficrrd, 96 leagues north of

which carries off in twelire hours the persons

seized with it.

In consequence, he earnestly recommend,
Merchants and Mariners not to frequent the

Coasts of Norway, and to avoid all communicatico
with vessels coming from the ports of that ,

which they may meet at sea.

• LAUSANNE, MAY 17.
We learn from Paris that on the 3d May,

anniversary of the return of the King, the corpc of the
Cent Swims received a standard, to which 114zdsme
the Duchess deigned to fasten the cravatter. pct
Ea at ficlucia gent 4." Such is :t1
standard is depicted a rock, beaten by the storm,
with this motto—" Es
fidelity of this Nation. A motto as honour...Die
all Switzerland as to the corps whose standard it
adorns..—His Majesty deigned to express to the rak,,
de Mortornart his satisfaction at the btilliAnt at,,
pearance of the corps of Cent SwiPpes ; which were,
in fact, distinguished on that day by its betel iod
fine military air, and the high stature of the teitt
that compose it.

At Fribu rg an energetic discourse circulates in MS,
which waspronoanced by Councelbt UHLgers against
foreign military service, during the debates on the
-Capitulation. This discourse is read with rile mnle
interest, as it combines enlightened patriotism with
true eloquence.

A great many Swiss from all the Protestant Can.
tons are going soon to depart from Basle for Ante.
rice. Commerce and Manufactures languish both
at Basle and in the parts of Germanymert the Rhine.
As no Swiss or German manufactures are now per.
mined to enter France, many have almost wholly
ceased to work. Last Thursday, many waggons
with manufactures, both German and Switzerland,
having presented themselves at the French Custom.
house, on the frontiers, to pay the duties, were or.
dered to return back with the notification that, till
further•orders, no waggon with goods could enter
France.

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
•ea. DUR. I
- - 0 1 Gottenburgh - - 0 .
- - 1 0 Jamaica - - - 0 0
- - - 0 0 Surinam . a a 0 0
FALMOUTH, MAY 27.

Alt. DOI.

Holland
France
Flanders'

Arrived the Marlborough packet, with a Mail,
from Lisbon in 17 daps.—Wind N.

KAILWICH, MAY ea
Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, for ;
and Earl of Leicester packet for Cuxhaven, both with
Mails.—Wind S.

DEAL, MAY ego
Came down from the River last night and sailed
this morning, the Pilgrim, Dy►soar, and the George
and James, HooPER, for Senegal and Goree. Ar-
rived the SWAN cutter Emil a cruise, and remains in
the Downs with his Majesty's ships GA:mum and
RATTLESNAKE, and the Swift and Diligence pilot
yachts.—Wind
COVE OF CORK, MAY 25.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship TELEGIL;PH
from Plymouth ; and to-day, h►s Majesty's ship
Elmo; from England, and the MAsoN revcroc
cutter' from a cruise. Sailed again bis Majesty's
ship TELEGRAPH.—Wind N.W.
MILFORD HAVEN, MAY 27. •
Arrived yesterday at the quarantine station here
the Nancy, Was. BAIN master, from Messina—sailed
thence Sd April ; touched at G•braltar on ere Lith
instant ; off Cape Finistei•re spoke the George packet,
of London, bound from• Leghorn for London, all
well : the Ann, LANGRIDRE, was left at Meoina
loading for London; Sandwich packet, Capt. Pot-
TIEN with passengers from Waterford.—Sailed the
Nancy, above-mentioned ; also the Trio, Wawa,
from Palermo, both for Liverpool.

•
Yesterday morning her Ma.resTv. accompanied by
Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, left the Qum's.
Palace in a coach and four, and went to Blackheath,
on a visit to Viscountess MELVILLa, where they par-
took of a sumptuous repast. They returned to the
Palace to dinner.
When Piince Leopous was first in Englard, he
hired a foreigner as a .valet-deithice, better acquainted
with town than his own servant. When he weft
away hisikoldytbis man, that if he ever returned, he
would emplOy him again. On his Highness's coining
as the suitor of the Princess CHARLOTTE, the poor
fellow bad not the courage to clairil this pronsire;
but the Prince iemembered it, sent for hitt:, and ha
given him a situation in his Household.
The following melancholy accident occurred on
Thursday last, at Clifton :—As. two young Ladies,
cf the name of PLUNKETT, whose mother is residing
in the York Crescent, were taking an airing with a
female friend, in one of the little low vehicles drawn
by the jackasses, which are now so much used by i;.-
valids in that fashionable village, in turning the cor-
ner near York-place, the vehicle upset, and the
youngest. Miss PLUNKETT (aged, sir years),, was
thrown under the wheels of a dung-cart passing by at
the Moment, which passed over her, and caused tier
'instantaneous death.
• RIPSTITEN 101 EETIVAORDINAUT
ticket No. 12,690, drawn at five minutes alter eine
o'clock this morning a Prize .of £lOOO. and as first
drawn above R 25 entitled to 130,000, making a.
,rand Prize of 5e31,000. was spld in One Quarter,
One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth SharCd,ornhlP
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Wanes -truly fortunate Offices. No.
and 17, Ludgate-street where 5,134, drawn on,
.Wednesday last a Prize of £5,000, was also sold,
9, s
The fortunate holders of the above Prizes maystat
usual, melts their money immetliateli.

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