3SO -..... - ••••••••••..mmm•MIMPMEC7 '1.1 ;0 Parthian sloop of war, with dispatches from Sir .Art lir Wellesley, arrived ,t Plymouth on Wedm,stlay. She .has brought home Generil rag - et, Ivlvi is cons.derably. re. cdvered from his severe wound. The Part hitm sailed from Oporto ow the 4th inkt. Sir Arthur's head quirters were at Coimbra. It k said that Victor, on hear ing of the diSeat of Smilt, relict:tett, by for( :A marches, .iiVo Alma (.2590 men are said prisoners at, bt ) PO l l4. AN the ve4sels which Were lying in ttForto river -4 ere. -laden, and were upon the point of saiting,. nadtr Eic charge Of the Seiniramis frignte. Ii semits .1 hat some misunderstanding 1131 arisen between the Cnplaill of the Semiramis and the Merchants, iii regard to the claim of silvage by the: former. The Parthii , n, on kw pilotage, sitoke the Arethua frigate, Captain Mvods, who affirmed hat Ihit.spaniaßk were masters of Ferrol, and that the Trench had retreated to Corunna. Rnpia has re-commenced hostilities azaiast Sweden. The Emperor Alesander refuses to treat with the .present Government of Sweden, for the stahtlitv of which ,there is no security. The Emperor also declares the •prin cipal bases nfnegociation upon which tie would insist in the event of the restoration of the legitimate Sovereign. They are the annexation of Finland, including not otly tlii) whole e)f East Bothnia, but part of West far u the (own of Catix inclusive, situate on a r:ver of the same name, at the bottom of the Gulf ofßoth riia, and also the exclusion of British vessels from the Sue dish ports. The Diet of Sweden has published a conclusion, in w ilie h, after.enumerating the grievances of the Swedes (!uring the . reign o f hi s S wg di s h M a j e sty, they oxclude him . .and his issue fur eyer from the Crown ; but they have not, as :el et le:0, conferred it. on the t)uke of Sudermauia. • interesting let!ers from the Metiiiclrranean, brought by the Pilot i,u.ni-brig, reaeLed us Yesterday afternoon. By eeconets from Constantinople of the ;Mil of March, Slat a Jtussian Officer had arrived there with dis oido,"4 to the Porte, from Russia and Fpitnce, requiring rho Mi. Adair should be ordered to gait Cowitantinoele, red Bussia and France ..vould declare war against that e!i!ilry. The Divan, however, rejected the proposition, ie,-ehring their inieetion of altidnfg• by their ,tihattee with 4:'i ;;Trutt to the last ex remit v. The ()dicer in consequence, jefi Coesiantinople, and hostilities Wert. , eXIICCZeti insilliilJ iria cum:mace between the i ssian :clad furi.tsh n, MAY I:::—The accwunts from every part of soain arc 14% (Hirable. Tit& Freach aruf!es in that countrk !ere rapidly d , ,,creasing iu ron., - iegeeuce at' daily skirmishes :ivd i pestilential fever, which I am sorry to ni t !, has alu e - iiended to some of the Spati;sh armies. • A rin.trantine has 1;: consequence, been established on all I,cs;ei, fr:r‘nt pnvecteil parts of Spain, and every pre t wrtion Anken to guard against il4 being introduced inio 1 ..i0n. _ _ _ • Arconnnts were y n esterda7 received from itt l enos Ayres, ibro:lght by a vessel from Cadiz, anouiteie4 the hapii) lent of the total ilz!feat and submission otf i.Mi.2rs to the i.atriotie party, who had established a Jt:nh, pcoehimed Terctinalid V 1. and forced Liniers to sign a dec.lain'iion thnt wo;:i.1 s:irrender the Government on the ar rival of the :Ippoir.ied to succeed him. In the conlii , :t we learn that I !irtern of his adherents had been put to (loath. Parliament, it is said, will be prorogued on the 20;11 inst. Goodbchere was elected Alderman, on Monday last, in the room of Josiah Boydel!, Esq. The Joidges met on Friday in the Treasury Chamber of Kint , 's Bench, and choie their Circuits as follow Ellenhorough and ford Chief Barton M'l)on•tld. oR FO LK—Lord Chief Justice Mansfield:lnd Mr. Jiq. Grose. MID LA tro—Sfr. Justice Heath and Mr. Le Blanc. Ox ro R n—Mr. Baron Thomson and Mr. Justice Bayley. ,WESTERN—Mr. Justice Lawrence and Mr. Baron Grahrun. NOTITHKRN—Mr. Justice Chumlre and Mr. Baron Wood. The Haymarket. Theatre opened on Monday for the regu- Jir easou, the coined) of /laic a lOC and Cave a Wife. t 0 rITV . 4 n A T. Jt.TNE 11. Ili , I%l:nest s' eom 7 Ist cit un Sooday; rird the ce bration hlllO r. vrnt ttti/k MOWI.Iy. feei great pirwiire ill beinA ;:hii. i;tat i.::;•))s roost pea . - fect aoil not i;i; niit L.:az goo:1, hi.; soiriis are It.. tl:;•y ti74i“` till' a ninnti.r of year F.-- ire gener:li ti.l. s doily on 1411 . 3t1):.(li a zlow w:re, for ;war itinirg it; Wiadsol• 1).1. k, eArept r': ~.,. itt . se Zltie!;(l3 to the iltspa.e)e; broug:it io III" c;; the night ; g:tei.ioto r. ::ts in the rasa..., out aq a chapel, v:en :alter eight it'e'.flek, accompanied lit' the Qoeen, Princess Idizabeth, occa4oniflly others of the ft.) at Fami ly, where the church mouninz set . % it ei6 real In them. At nine o'clock the Royal 'l.s:tinily brenkfas:s. Ili : 1 41 al :4 y din:'s at the early hour of one o'clock : the Q:a'ert and Princesses n;t dine till four. His 'Majesty joins then) whoqi the de;ert is pert ,1 up. lie occasionally antu,:es himself w it3t playing a: chess w the Princeis Elizabeth, General Fitzroy; and ot hers, w hi; li game his Majest:.• is 11:mica:arty partial so, and plas ertrenr7. IV well. At eight o'c!nr'.; the Rns l at Family retire to a room arljotaing the musie• room la Ira; nec MajetiO's band attends in the music-room, and per:'orms a concert prim ipally from the works of Handel ; the . bill of the concert is read to his Majes ty, which he sometimes a! ter'4. The n.tble families and persons of distinction, who reside in Windsor and its neighbout hood, also the plaudit:4l attendants, are invited in the evening, when cards and chess :(re introduced. The concert finishes about feu, w lien the Royal ramify retire to upper,:ind go to rest at 11 o'clooh, The return of the festival teas annottne,74l by the iinging. of belk early in the morning, ...hroughout London and I\"estatirster. *l'be Geardis were not inpee:ed by any of the r0 . , ,a1 l.).ikeF, tl3 i 3 c:ntomary, on log to the i:ices3ant rain that r 4 .It. The company coationed going to the palixe frf)nt hatf4ts.t I.? till near 5. Sonle. of 11P.IC011ipally Wert! Air ito:trs i.i teeir earrics, ..vaiting to get to th 2 paiace. Too throw, - of earl iages so great, that St. James's-street was frstpienrl v bb:eked up, and the line occasionally reivhed to t!::•!:Vi tibaullirod of i3f.rkel2y square, and several streets round the blOrked The Dale! of York, Clarence, Curoberlatal, E cot, and Cam bridge, also the PritteesS Charlotte of Wales, hreoLfa heir Ntsiesties and the lifill:t!-iNP3 at the Q P il:Lee, at oine o"clork, au'l onid their respects in their royal fother, op , ,n the happy return of the'd.“. In the coue:c •r. f t o.n ra id !:ce Bishop of Salisbury !f o ci Citeiter, !Wire' al 4 - Ali:A* (I< , :*g . also a number of pert , onages of di,tinction, au/'tided at tint QdeCICS NI :lee to pay their fespeets to their 21ffifeS. At ha l f 'rust twelve 4o'claii her Ala.psty and the Prince , ses left the Queen's Palace for St. .1; to-s':+, and ur:er pautakio , ..; of a cold e.,:lotion iii the Du!ie (ia''iberir n apart:news, and receiv ing the Archhish.tp or Cantethury, who delivered an oraticu of cong-ntulstion upon the of the (Inv, proceedeA to the itrawinA.rnwtt. titnie ty ha had ctr,i the ftt u o co!:, ver,inz uvith her MAje,ts, to ;3ay t:seie congra!ulations, tt•i•;e Wirl;w, the 1.-)rd awl Prince Shortly after the following Ode was per, 4.:i'►; ..t:i'J 'rg. ;JrLava :- TIME NATIONAL REGISTER. ODE FOR. ATAJF,i7.I'Y'S Ui4TII DAY. itY II C.Ylll' J.I3IES Pt r'tttt.r. Enrope tt lea dtlj. !ei f . Vi'hilon: of 1 1 ,•aee the f:;:c The scene of desolation lie ; Or if with trembling hope slo, eat Her 11,0 k Oil hours ofg,lnry And burn agaln n it h Y;rtunt.t: , , fame Her ancient honours to reclaim, And brace the corslet on her breast. And grasp the spelt- and nave the cre..t ; Iret lies her entme t bra' Yet must she trin her way thro' c%triztge thro' b!o04. Ah ! happier, Britain, o'er thy plain St HI smiling Peace and Pree , lom - reign ; Ani while thy sons pith pitying eye Behold the fields of ruin round them lie ; The storms v. hich shake each neighlrucr-realm wills fear, Lite distant thunder die upon the car; They bless the halcyon hours din; gave ) To rule a people free and brave, • A patriot monarch all Owls- nun, Their swords his bulwark, and tbilr hearts his three. And while to this auspicious day tcd c