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WEDNESDAY, Mgt 26. • ' '
pntCE OF STOCK THIS DA V: AT 014 R O'Cl.Oelt_
3 per Cons. for 4g. da164—,1112* C. Reduced 621 i ,
4 per Ct 741-omnitun it die.
Exchequer Bills par to 25. db.—Bowls Stts. pre.
In addition to the accounts we yesterday presented
from the Peninsula, we have to refer'our readers to
the Official Details from Lord Wataarroroa, And to
various private letters, e'en in another part of our
Paper. .
That the enemy will make an attempt to raise the
,siege of Badajoz, becomes every day moreprobable,
t.if
he can assemble 'fresh forces in time. All his
, ellgops appear to be converging to this point. Three
battalions have moved to it from Cadiz ; the battalions
of the 9th corps are said to have reached Cordova, in
their way thither ; and the army of Portugal is taking
the same route. This, therefore, is one of the tre-
meacaus crises of war. Will Badajoz hold out till
Marshal Soimr can venture another battle for its re.
lief? - Or will he, if Badajoz falls first, fight us after-
wards upon general principles, and with a mere view
to the destruction of our forces ? Our hope is, that
lladajo; may fall.first ; and then, if we should sus-
tain any disaster in a, grand battle, the interposition
of thAt place will
.prevent the enemy from gaining
much advantage even from a victory. el
The enemy's Cowes are stated at upwards of $O.OOO
men ; and some.of the letters even state that Scams,
wish
.Ire army above described, li-ad actually advanced
from Llerena, and had pushed his advanced guard as
far as the4vicinity of Santa Martha ; that is, near to,
the last - ' - - was gained.

the spot where _ glorious victory .
Lord Wr.taataron's force is stated at nearly 50,000.
Though the letteKi geserally agree in stating the,
advance of Sinmil it is proper we should mention
that one knee' from a British Officer at Lisbon dis-
credits He states; itliat,:he had just received a
communication from a brotker officer at Badajos,
dated the Soh, informing him, that tit, siege was cats-
Tying on briskly, and that thore was not the least in-
dication on the part of the enemy to interrupt it,,
although rumors to that effect were-in circulation."'
On' the whole, however, we are inclined to believe that
the enemy will make a vigorous effort to save Badajos.
A Mail from Malta and Gibraltar arrived this
naming. Tt was brought to Falmouth-by the Chi.
The Go:
iterraneas Mail
The lul-
intelligence

Britannic Mi.

repeated, may at length cast so,* clond'.ollllf. 1
spirits of his brave defenders and faithful allies.
prevent, therefore, this effect, his Majesty d
his Excellency Lord Amherst will communicate*
declaration to the Commander in Chief, ten. toast.
44 The undersigned avails himself of this optiortn:.
nity to renew to his Excellency Lord Amherst. the
assurance of his high consideration.
(Signed) " IL MARCNFSE DE CIRDELLoI9
On the 24th Olt. two vessels, which were oti guard
off Cape d'Artni, discovered a bark steering by St,
vale. They attacked and took her, making the Mas,
ter and crew prisoners of war. She was hound for
Citron; to take in oil on account of Government.
We are happy to Gnu that his MAJESTY is so far
improved in health as to be able to resume his morn-
ing and evening walk, and that the QUERN bad an in-
terview with him yesterdays of an hour's duration.
WINDSOR, JUNE 25.—Yesterday afternoon his MA.
MTY came on the Terrace, accompanied by Doctor
WILLI.% and walked for upwards of an hour. In the
evening, about seven o'clock, his MAJESTY returned
again oo the Terrace, accompanied by Dr. Witus,
and walked till half-past eight. His MAJESTY appears
very well in health, and was very cheerful and talka-
tive to the DOstor.—At 10 o'clock this morning Prin.
cesses A uousre .nd SortuA took their usual morning's
airing on horseback through the Great Park, &c. and
returned to the Caste at half-past twelve. The Qualm
had an interview -

about an hour
t-
Princess Emhart's
returned to the
, A vacancy
Ireland by
find there are
'Lerratst and
A vacancy
the death of Lord
met last week
two candidates
Earl of Castool.
seven ; in which
deiolved on the
TESTY. His
preference to
nominated his
is accordingly
CAIMETON HOUSE.
ten House, admitted
Royal Highness
were more nur
there were supposed
39,000, all of
fainted. At .._
scarfs and mantles.; cloaks, tippets, and other gar-
*rents were torn off, some lost their shoes, and a 'ni-
nety of ornaments were torn off and trod-upon. One
Lady lost bath shoes, and trotted about the rooms
afterwards with her feet muffled in pocket-handker.
chiefs. About 12:,o'cleick the crowd was so extremely
great where the -

access. _ gates .
same tirne Pall-Mall was so extremely thronged with
people, that those retiring from Carleton House by
the entrance for chairs on levee days, found it impos-
Mardi 10. sible • - shut,
...havin, and
5 Carleton.
circa-
concourse
various alter -'
scandate. - dreds
tween his Majesty and the French ; of which peace "mail
red into the house, .the doors being occasionally shut,
th5Y have likewise the impudence to declare the con-
similar to the regulation adopted at the gates. This
ditions, though con'radictory : that is, the restitution caused a great pressure on the steps against the en-
orthe kingdom of Naples in exchange for allowing the trance, which occasioned some Ladies, elegantly dress-
French troops to occupy Sicily ;or the restoration ed, to suffer great inconvenience. Lord V _ ARiwoUTH
;loth of the kingdom of Naples and Sicily %r a cer-
very gallantly came forward to their relief, and lifted
them in at the windows of the Great Hall. Too much
taro compensation. - praise cannot be given to the PRINCE REGENT'S atfen-
" Some do notosay the peace is signed, whilst
others dants and domestics, for their unremitting attention
pretend it waeAgned the 17th of January. The and petiteness to the company in forwarding the
King, strong in his probity and good faith, well wishes of„his Royal Highness, to ,
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knows to his faithful Ally the King of Great Britain, possible the Public with a sight
enviable mansion, though doubtless
antl to the generous English Nation, would not think r personal inconvenience.—The exhibition'
it becoming his dignity to attend an instant to reports this evening ; all letters for tickets •
as absurd as their authors are despicable, if his Ma- bid being received.
jesty didnot perceive in these vile manoeuvres the in. The carriage of Mrs. A. Wane.
ladies,kwas overturned in Pall-Mall
rogation of the common enemy, of whom the pro- - .
~ arteg the Carleton House exhibit'
mulgators of this falsehood certainly are the rostra- driven out of di, rank -
menu continually employed in disturbing the publie..-iiaser an opposite „direttiOn, .
eradquility, and disseminating the seeds of distrust be- bustle; ne of the ladies was severely ._
the
tween sincere and faithful allies, white intimateunion of window, but the others received
convenience than that occasioned '
is the greatest obstacle to his perverse and malignant Monday last, being the Festival,
designs. This reflection induced his Majesty not to tilt, the Society of Ancient Freemasons
remain silent in this case, and he, in consequence, the day with their accustomed formalities.
gr
has ordered the undersigned Minister and Secretary assembled in eat numbers at
the New Road, Bethnal green, t.
of State for Foreign Affairs, to declare that the re-
various and splendid banners, and ..
pelts above alluded to are false and entirely destitote st. Matthew's Church, Bethnal green.
of foundation ; that his Majesty, constant in his prin- service had been impressively read 1)7
tiples, and faithful to the system and engagements KNAPP, a sermon was preached by
...hick.* ninny yearshave bound him to his Majesty BARRY, of Wallingford, their Grand
,Prover—
the Kati of Great Britain, and the generous English
i3d ch apter of t not." Te Doctorla,s in" a
Bursarsst
Nation, to vitich he hat nnired his fortune, and whose eloquence, set forth the advanta.4--
inown fidelittensures th•-eontinuance of a generous institution, and exemplified his
support, considers these ties, founded on reciprocal the principles of freemasonry, as being .
good faith and integrity, as indissoluble. and worth every sacrifice which might
" The undersigned, therefore, in obedience to
the ' attain them, and whielll once attained;
parted with.. The variegated banners,
orders of his Royal Master, has the honour to address ,numbers of well dressed fesniles who
this deelnratlen. to Ms Excellency Lord Amherst, lery, gave the church a most plea' i
Minister Plenipotentiary and.F.avoy Extraordinary 1 and such as cannot. well be conceived, . • i . changes o, regicide . crowned
who witnessed the spectacle. 'Rey afterwards pro'. 'beads of the Czarine Empire than .Inlity oibee,gn.
his Majesty the King of Great Britain ; not that.
ceeded to the. Mermaid Tavern,llack.ney, where a 'entwine of Europe, and the political philosopher has
King his Master thinks this nereraary, to maim
great proportion of the Brotherhood dined together, sot neglected to ascribe tbye vicissitudes among* other
r .....•wn his unalterable sentiments, but in order to with that harmony and conviviality
by. which their! eithies,ito the singulerity fn.thenliearehica/ brineh of
contradict authentically those calumnies, which, often . meetings are aver distinguished. the population to which we have adverted. -.e
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At the close of the Poll for Sheriffs yesterday, the
numbers were, for
• Mr. Ald. Birch - 511 I Mr. Ald. M•ignay 119'
I Icygare • 235 Bridge. 16
Sander ion - - 163
A Gentleman was on the Exchange yesterday, who
has just arrived from Copenhagen, after visiting seve-
ral pther situations of the Baltic. During his residence
at the Danish capital, be had seen t! copy of a Pub-
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PLYMOUTH, JUNE' 24. • ttdag held a p ' ,Leveet arid' Mice ii' the Horse
Arrived the PHEASANT sloop of war, fremsertliret , -10rds; which waf eitiroided by a peat moocher of
she has capiiired a French privateer; which is h0ur1y..k0,431; amnng the company we noticed. '
ex petted.-Sailed the Vlitaleo gun-beig, with a con. Odic
Troy tb the Eastward ;and the VALOROUS to the West- ' •ilte toi.AL'-easutif Athol, Maffei:o of Wateried, awf of Craven.
Troy-virtu, Sir Willaft: astitth, sir Alleties•Xiontne%
.w31.1.-Wind N. sr .2410"°° - ''beamf, Liiiit.:o;veral D. Wiemps, .Xlejor Gies
Liest.•General • s lulaj„,..(4lgpm Jenkhison, MejtAr-tseneral
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 24. steal COOnt Norms Id p 4, , 14.44.. 4ajor-GetWrill Dalryniplv,
On Saturday last, about two o'clock in the after.
Burnett, Major Genet
Uhl the WO!. 11H13Icat Mo6o2llcTol
.4 .1 3d Guards, on his return .. - , .r-- It
noon, the Jane, tender to the Roebuck Custom-house jramni,e 8,,,..,, 'Tripp, Tripp, and 1,24 t 90 l upII. . .
cutter, cruizing oft!St. Catharine's Point, Isle of Detachments of Invelids, iteinlilifinfe' to flOalkflUtery
Wight. fell in with and captured to Hazard, French
privateer row-boat, with 23 men and two boys, after Indies, and landed at Porismeaftß, stud at the Army
, and the lily, hive arrtv• d bet Ike& li'nun'lftliWvsl
a chase of an hour ; the General Concleugh lugger,
tender to the Tisiphone guard ship, off Lymington,
Depot, in the Isle of Wight.'
and the Stork Custom-house cutter, were in chase of Monday morning, the Western Norfolk 'TA"' Mi-
this row-boat the whole morning, but could not come islihntian'tecr's7
commanded by Captain Gannet ORCIWM,
up with her. 1. e S SMlti his
were reviewed by Colonel SHAM.. se 4 -IP e
minded by Colonel Pered..e" eta the ShAry-
JUNE 25.-No arrivals. Sailed, the GRASSHOPPER
sloop of war, for the Downs.-TheeVAuTouß sloop
entire approbation of their appearanee. Pm desl4ll
of war takes convoy for Plymouth, and will sail of their firing.
immediately.-Wind S. E.
2d battalion of the 91sefoot, and nest day-the MOO
Wednesday arrived at the Glasgow Betrtacks: 04
DEAL, JUNE 25. battalion of the '26th. -
Sailed the ACTIVE cutter for off Flushing; and the ' _
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SPECULAToIt lugger, with a convoy for Portsmouth. EXTRACT or A LIFER FROM A BRITISH OFFICER
Arrived the Mary hired armed cutter from the feet
ere on
off.Flushing.-Wind N.E. ,PO,
OurßTeOdAi Lv i
stii
oftint t DCA
(Genitaln P SOUTHo
n 0,1,913 AaUrra
vJOe Zd. ill 15 *,•X 1 2
• . . 'DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. the 28th,
aannddintoothke urepaoruorfpoonseit(i)ofnstioaitohrezecaisltcwrataisdnaf..
The Lyra; Or the Maria Ange and Mersa Louise, will he paid milton's Portuguese brigades. The Major-General ,
on her arrival; and the shares not then claimed will be recalled
at Na. 12, Clement's Inn. with his Portuguese division, about 8000, has been
The Termagant, for the Anna Maria Carolina, onEridaya ateisere since the day after the glorious battle of Albile
No. IS, Gra& Oeurge-street, and there recalled, era, and the close investment he has made of Ba
T Mdiert
& Lynx, for the Fortune,
will he paid and recalled 24 Shove.
dries him credit. Our General intends continuing t
The shone, for Is Bells Nina and Buona Sorte,.on board;
recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays, at slit, Essex-street, Strand. investment by the Portuguese ;we are to be joined tit
the Anson, Champion, at.d Dragon, for the Lively, un Fri- Spaniards and Militia. Our trenches were opened on
' day, at 2S, Norfolk street ; recalled Tuesdays and Fridays. the night of the 30th by 2000 British and 2500 Po
outuec-
The For2e, for the
recalle William and Mary, at 9, Philpot•lane' tuguese, commanded by General Hamilton. Ther
tuneda there d.
have completed the breaching parallels. and all 04
ARRIVALS. ap?roaches. I rode yesterday to see the works, and
At Liverpool, the Ann, —, from Halifax, and the keno- the sth Cacadbres were then driving the French into
plum, Tarry, from Savannah-At Bristol, the Devonshire, --,
the tort ia the most gallant style. The light compae
from Newfoundland-At Amelia Island, the Governor White,
Barnard; and the Nurna, —, from Liverpool-At Jamaica, nies of our division that here in the trenches were mien- ,
the Lincoln, -,--- from Leith; the Isabella, ----, from Clyde ; anxious to be at the French, and applied to the Gettel
the Merlin, Weeks ; Ann, Bennett; and the lohn, Woodhouse, ral, who would not allow them to oar, hut ordered his
from London ; and the Hibernia, —, from Belfast-At New-
foundland, the Mary, Clements; the Vestal, Turner; and the Caeadores to do their duty, which they certainly did,
Fiends, from Liverpool-At Lisbon, the Manning,
--+al they actually killed men on the ramparts ; they hav4"
from New Orleans; the Eliza, Shaw, from London; the Mary, had several wounded, and Lieutenant-Colonel Oliver,:
General Stewart, the Adjiitant-General, and Marshar .
Horne; the Industry, -.....-; the Active Dlepatch, Harrison; tbe
Alliance, Silva; the Sarah, Wallace ; and the Venus, Kennedy,
Beresford were, f hear, there. Our g
Turner, from Dublin ; the Ann, -, from Waterford; theins will open o
from Cork; the Perseverance, —, from Limerick; the John,
eitherlna
Mary, Lee, from Liverpool; the Mary, Cook, from Exeter; and by storm or otherwise."
the George, Rhodes, from Newcastle-At Oporto, the Ea-esford, .
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Graham, from Limerick; the Hope, Morris, from Dublin; the GUERNSEY, JUNE 19. • •
Fox, Stewart, from Cork ; the Rambler, —, truest Limerick ; Arrived his Majesty's ship-Litman,. Capt. Roemer,
the Mary Ann, Dutister; from Liverpool; the Rocket, —, convoyying transports
from Newfoundland; and the Pelham, Humplarys, from team. with the 2d battalions of the
Ssth and 82d regiments. The Ist battalion of the
S"d ement proceeds direct for Portiteal; the 2d
Arroniestevers.-Captain Epworth to the Nyaden frigate;
Mr. Major, Surgeon. and Mr. J. Russell, Gunner, to the Strom- I
lionbatta of the 45th regiment is under orders for
elo ; Mr. Miller, Master to the Rover; Mr. Worth, Master to
bthe Hyacinth ; I.ieut. Brown, to the L'reant, at Halifax; Lem. Portugal, also via Portsmouth ; and a detachment of
Bees, to the Abercromby. 250 men of the 2d battalion 82d regiment ; SOO men
IXTRACT OF A LETTER rrinar THE MEDITCRRANEAN : of the 24 isettalioß 29.1, or Royal Welee F,,z0„1.1, i
" Port Mahon, each April. tell. are to join the ht battalion in the Peninsula—ilia
" The Undaunted arrived on the 22d, and is gone off Harm- bat,iijoil !cyst 200 men in tale
Int.a, in lieu • - the Apollo, who is here to relit, and get a new retreat te and at Co. •
--ow-Hawl. failed --
. ladenrunna, 240 in Walcheren;and lately sent '260 menan
, • •
• battalion, making, with those now going out;
„-..."1 of 940 effective, lebslied by a d 4NlAlllii'llt 'lntl.
lem Alreene4tlasteyears, a prey ra set ti (- eoeffrafteA.4l.l4
. proof .Ot the teal and atllliji.r, the Comin-
g Oitcer. The Ist 'battalion of the S2d,oind .
:alion 5f the 45th •regitatintio are composed of .
young men, in a high* state 4 discipline. , #
_ :2l;-Passed by a fleet of tranizOrtsfor Jersey; .
is supposed under convoy of the A acmeNso with the
oo regiment, to relieve the I st battalion of the 26th,
the 77th, and '2l battalion of the 57th regiment, un-
der orders to proceed direct for Lisbon, with the trans-
ports from hence with the 32d regiment, all convoyed
to their destination by the Actolitex ; theie excellent ..
troops will prove. valuable acquisition to their brave , -
otrymen and allies in the Peninsula. The lab
garrison liattalion renlains here, with detachments in
Alderney and Jersey ; it is expected that it'Triar soot
return to Jersey.
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The bronze statue of his MAJEs rY, which was d'o .
covered some `time back in the, Old Church aide of i
' Edinburgh, has' been removed to the Council-Chani. I , .
her, and placed in a niche there: [
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Mrs. SI ODOM tnok leave of the Public for the
present season on Monday night, at Covent-Gnders
Theatre, in the part of Elmira, in Psearr2. ,1
SINGULAR SPORTING MATCH! ! !-A corresponelee't :'
sends us an account of the following' curious oiccur. '
-owe, ottexampled, we believe, in' flit ennals of ;
xmhling, which took place at Daal last "Siterday :-
-• Co.-, of the 71st Foot, received ten point,
wipning and losing game of Billiards, from
B--.-, of the East Kent Militia, and agreed'
' t'at short rubber of three, for e w Tee of sortie
'
luence, mounted on his Pony! CApi, B. WOO the ~
t gents, consequently the match-but Onfas-
gid double cr quit: on the next, when, t.he ;.
his master came off victorious.. is order to
~nienal quiet when Capt. C. played his ha% :„.
~held by the marker, and liberally supplied with --
a neighbouring ciintOceoner. Deal is
gay-the Margate Company of Performers are .
A Mr. and Mrs. Moore have afforded dietown .1
tsernent-Mrs. M. is 'an excellent actress .„
actress'
walks qf the drama, and Mr. M.'s comic -
are of a very superior kind."' o
. . '
leman who lives in Mortimer-sonnet, Coven. t
), and had been at the Concert, ia.the Pao-
Monday evening, was hustled as he knocked
dOor, thrown down, and robbed by three
, who"got off undiscovered.
',LANZ -We have not many fresh arrivals of :.4
today, and ikot much remaining on hand;
quoted' nearly at ' Monday's prices.- 'Barley,' a
Alio beans in domand,lsrsiio disCdlerse'sonsei
varyit bettri
increase in price. Bit-few WhitiPaas, and et
• the late advance; Grey likewise. floonist 44
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.7,ton'3'
somewhat
GelltltAl. CURILLSICY AS UNISSA4437.‘ L,, roe
70, Us. Beane Mo. Yoe. •sr r "
lime ditto, Bus, 924. Tie& ditto %it.
.7.1. fc-i I Itssit
Rye SM. Ma. Dkso (ste ' 'ids.f. S' ''•
Barley, 214.4.43.0 d. altobwlette,irea:nd The
4114"Iitiel PrOxerow • • ,
Oats, sea ass Itis• A ~ , MAO
iMalt, des. '72s. - PcAPLI 411.49, flS4,4loes ed.e •
Wbke rya. (Whel, eft ere.
rater ditto, Ps. se. seL a.- • .a
key dine,ellio..4ll.‘ - - . - ' Spasms, sir-4u ... • ar - '.-
Amp Flour, 70s. ID Me-4mnd% bk. to. Tuts
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&este...packet in-19 days from Gibraltar. The Go
lermutht dispatches by the above Mediterranean Mai
are , • • Sicily 4th, and Gibraltar 29th May. Theiol
• lowing the most important articles of intelligenci
read - by ibis conveyance :
MESSINA, APAII, IS.
' ' .'. .. . 4 alist satisfiction we present to all
-
- • ' ..• an oialtedisalitidSentick tun* Fit
the Mal•, is atrpircello, to his Excellency Lord Am
herst, Mititsterjlenipotentiary from his Britannic Ma
jesty to de Coln of Palermo, in which a sufficien
refutation is &en to the infamous calumnies, circu
latea to the preislice of the well-known honour an•
Food faith wh h characterises the Councils of th
August Soverei of the Two Sicilies :
" Palermo, Mardi 10.
44 His Majesty'the King of the Two Sicilies, having
been informed gat some ill-disposed persons circu
late in this Capinl, as well as in Messina, variou
scandalous repora, relative to a pretended peace be

iew WitihiS MAJESTY this morning, for
ar. Her WAMITY afterwards went to
worries cottage, at Old Windsor, and.
to Castle at Inlpast two.
having octurret in the representation
r the death of Lord LoNGUEVILLE. we
, two candidates for he vacancy—Lord i
Lord Gomm , 1
in Charter-House hatnlg (recurred by
:,ord Viscount MELVILLE, Ile Governors
to elect a new Governor.
There were
:es —the Archbishop of YoRK and the '
mx. The votes were equal, wen and
rich case, by the statutes, the nortination
the PRINCE REGENT, in behalf of hk MA.
Royal Highness, not chusing to gve a
either of the two distinguished peitons,
s own personal friend, Earl Motan,who
V the new Governor of Charter-Hote.
House.—Yesterday the visitors to Catle-
dmitted by tickets given by those of kis
tress the PRINCE Rroertr's Householi,
imerous than on Saturday and Monda ;
tpposed .to have been between 20 an
them highly respectable. Some Ladies
the entrance several Ladies lost their'

chiefs. About 1 2o'clAck the crowd was so extremely' lota, in lieu of the Apollo, who is here to relit, and get a new I `"''''"
great round the gates where the company were ad-
main-yard. The Sparrow-Hawk is sailed with a transport laden runna, 24
nutted, that Vary great confusion was occasioned by with mortars, guns, and arriniuM! ion, forTarragona. The Leda- the Ist ha
tblotaanralsire up the Adriatic, from the fleet, and has taken on a total of
eaniagits drawing up to the ter with company, that lately sitkrec4(2l.:4l4l.* She is evai- , I.,,,._thwa
wat (eared aolll44lCateraip *WU isaseicved- •
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Uobiarizias, Iv the freight * . 'so ' Il Cut mit the Voris kfttl yews eh*. i strongest
inanity, and a regularity of exhibiting the Nine* ‘if APPOINTMEATS.—Captain Otway
who
ous 1
Ltgool.t takel horseeoMmfroanmtPtiiiif
.2aidanbdainitglli
ftenmr's mansion, sent orders fora party of the Life the Chu.mcbaerti:lnnai4ileuetot
~rOflhithlienußegelile
Captain Ajax; - Nile youn
Guards to attend in Pall-Mall, to regulate the car- phi Whitby,p
of the Cerherns, to the Belle Poole;.;ot
tines ; they attended in a short time after, and the plume, to the Cerberus; Captain Harnhy, of the olage, to the . ,itli'E 2
thliti, vice Challlbcdayne ; Captain 1. U. Mai kland, vice Cap- it ig.sUPP4
access to the gates was much improved. About the
same time Pall-Mall was so extremely thronged with , tento.epiFtrriatonoci;stm.ielet:woanortits waniiid. tivititucildnsonf (a), Henry Lo- I.;th regi,
frovnin, ro7 the Ville, dg the 77th,
people, that those retiring from Carleton House by : Parts ; Lieutenant Otlinel hfal'udesley,the Ajax ; Geot-Gos-
the entrance for chairs on levee days, found it impos- . ling, Flag Lieutcianf, and Dr. Luke Nagle, to the Rodney; tier order
sihle to get out ; the door was in consequence shut, Lieutenants L. Campbell, Cooke, Rawlinson, Prince, Nitholsou, ports (rot
and the company were let out by the entrance to
Mr. Burnside, Surgeon, to the Vide de Paris; Lieutenant to their d
r 1
in. Farrant, of the Ville tie Paris, to the Ajax, vice Mcudes- troops wi
, ' Carleton House from the Park. From the immense 1e Lieutenant 3. M‘Dougal, to the , vice Cliffs:id, pro- ,„,,„,.„„,
' concourse that attended, it was found necessary to snaked • Lieutenant Carey, from the Kent, to the Ville 4e Kris, `"""" l-
alter the mode of admission, by admitting a few hun- vie* M'Dougal; Mr. Cason, Master of the Ville de Paris, to the garrison
deeds at the gates, and then closing them, and they . Rodney, vice Burnet, who exchanges ; Captain Gregory, late Alderney
Pim Lieutenant of the Elea, has taken the command of the return to
remained in the Court-yard till they could be admit- , Usk, vice Mosley."
ted into the hntise_ .the dnnrc heist, occasionally shut. 1 •

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sends us an
:o gratify as many as•J lieistrument sent by the Nlinisterof Denmark at Paris rcnce, nnei
ht of his princely and to die Minister for Foreign Affairs at 'Copenhagen, gambling, utless much to his own' which, it is stated, fumed the grounds of instruction :: capt. e,._
.
exhibition• will close ' to LAVItIsToN, the French Ambassador at St. Pe-
at the wing
ets wen yesterday for. ' triburgh. By this it appeared, that Naroz.zow re- ca„,. B
irpired that ALEXANDER should either close his ports, to ;7 1
sel, in which were tie n and prevent all commercial intercourse, or-_cause
Mall on Monday.after I hit flag to be respected. —To a -demand to this
strajarM ger
ibition, the coachman I efe,ct, which was made by LAUIMSToN, pursuant to tcouterquence
tuttattely
against agothemar. i. ' s, the Russian Mirilster represeuted the im. ~,
nt circuaastnnees, of fitting- k`ee;eYthr'atni .11
in the midst Of thisi ' ander
verelY cut by the glass a fleet compe to meet the British Navy ;
and' he wasfrom held
received no other in- as proof of the errnination of ALEX,t,ZDER not 0
!d by the alarm. u ake so fruitless an experiment, the' Mariners Cake .
al of St. John the Bap. were ordered from Cronstadt, 'and were sent to do ilir gal—Lll
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'reemasons celebrated misery duty on the frontiers of Poland.
formalities. Having
switch the tame authority we hear that BONAPARTE is the higher ,
g occasions of war with Russia, and that the
di:ish•hc...ahsq•easnmaarre:
t a private ground in
they proceeded with dinsition of ate latter is to preserve peace ty any A Genth
nd bands of music, too masts at all consistent with her Interest and her ho-
.green. After divined mar. The EMPEROR is perfectly aware of the danger
read by the Rev. Mr. ;to hrhich he would be personally exposed, if by con- then, on M
red by the Rev. Dr. ; siting to the destruction of commerce he should de-
fualllhiows.o4is; wn h 4
;rand Chaplain, from ; p his Nobility of the only means of supporting,
uy the truth, and sell_ th it ranit and importance. • . MARE-LA
strain of impassioned helm:tied interest in every state in Europe is a(. Wheat tot
1 1
des resulting from this f sd by the condition of trade, but Russia in this 'sales are qu
i
s text by alluding to r tisin • a very peculiar situation. The. whole with ,Malic-
'being above all price, • ar tocracy of the country depends for its existence a •small incr
at might be. made to uppn commerce, the produce of the estates consti- nearly at th
ta;ned, could nem be tiling the article& of export; and the reveal m-of the each kind v
annevs, disposed /maid nobles ilerending immediately upon the ' facilities hand are co
s who graced the sal-1 given to the transit of these commodities to foreign named some
pleasing appearance, 1 markets. It hksheen justly said", that there ,have'been
inceived, but by those j more changes by act, Of regicide in the crowned /ram; 56' 7
n-sa _in P • Floe Woo. esi