r E FrosaS.ITURDA rs LONDON GAZETTE,May L. [T" ii Gazette contains an official Acrottnt of the Royal Nuptials whidh howerer, a ntm•h more partienlar sta;etnent has hcen given b 110 1.1 our ptece,lhig pages. It also announces; ollietally, the death Of the V.mpo ss of .‘ustria on the 7th ult. The Aildrca.sti+ to the Prime negenton the Cute:, from the Universities of Oxford and f'ambridge, with his Royal Iligiduus% .tnsti en, sr: also contained in this Gazette; which 'Ave announces the Prontutim of the of Cobotirg to be a Guttural in the Army. I ermen.()fice. Ike 4. MEatnVa returned to serve in this present PAN 1.1 AStE!T. rOtlnly til aloe•:—R.dtcrt La Toirdie, of Llally Williamro, in the ettunty of C:ulow, in the room of David La Touelie, deceased. BA NKR rPTCY SI,PLISSLDED. .1. (Ibbaldvaton, Nlan:luster-warellotucinan. 11A N K 111: PTS. •J. r. T LER ' , Bilstnne, Statlitedsliire, gmeer. June 7. 13, at the .lerninKhain Arms, tihitlisll. Att Price and t'o. J. Barium, Ilodhninugh, I;lotteestershire. W.C.8110 w x, ~rnnehonsr. (;lauveatershire, and J. Si dud i Mar 15, 1!1, June 1.3, at the Gulden-Cross. Cainistioas. Viiard and Ca Lincoln's-inn-Fields. 111•Tauestmt. Fashion street, Spitallivltlsi. bilk-printer. May 11, Is. June 15, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Eyles, Castle -street, Iknunilsilit...h. .1. STOKES. Epping. victualler. May 11. .:1111e 15, at Guildhall. Att. Mr.. Jones, Stie-lane. f.. Aberllunvey. Brecon, innkeeper: flay 11. it, June 15. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Watson, Clitihrd's-inn. R. BEe ETT, Westbury-wider-the-Plain. Wilts, innlioltler. May 17. 114,June 15. at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Atts. Sir S. Whiteumbe and Co. Seritianeininn. It. AVAitnt.c, l'indiro. budder, May 7. 21. June 1.5, at Guildhall. Att. My. Willshen, Sal6bury -strvet. Strand. .3. Ilion, Kit:mon-upon-11a, corn-factor, May 114 14..1une lA. at the IVltite Hart, Kingston-upon-Hull Aft. Mr. Hicks, Gray's- inn-square. T. W Errs, Gedney- Dike. tineolnrhire, miller. June 13, 14 13, at the Angel. Boston. Alta. Ludington and Co. Temple. W. Gtl.l.morc, Manchester. cotton-spinner. May 1.. IS. June 13. at the Bridgewater Arles. A tts- Duckworth and Co. Manchester. W. Wolin art., Liverpool. merchant, May 27. 2a, June 15. at the George, Liverpool. Acts. Blitekstuek and Co. Temple. E. Cane E and .1. 11.%liGAS. Wrigley., York, cotton-spinners, Tone 6, 7, Is, at the Devonshire Antis. highley. Alta. Willis and Co. Warnfonl-eourt, Thrugmorton-street. R. WEA LE v, Plymouth-IMA, tavomkeeper, May 27. 211, June 15. at NYeaklvv's hotel, Plym.-do. Au. Mr. Atkinson, Middle-temple. .J. RI: A I.E. Newport, Monniuutlishim innkeeper. May tn. 29„ June IS, at the Rummer Tavern, Brigid. Aft.. l'nee and Co. Old Buildinga, P. MAC CA NI LEV, Liverpool, merchant. May I. 14, June 14, at the Star and Garter, Liver-pa Avison and ('a. l.ivcrpno& .3. Ilastut a, Liverpool, merchant. May 17,:tn, June 1.5. at the King's Arms, Liverpool. Atts. Adlington and Co. Bedford.row. f. Favcci TT. Wakefield. carpenter. May 31. Jane I. 13, at the Ses sMns House Wakefield. Att. Mr. Lake. Dowgidt-hill. W : SCOT taylor. May 7, 14, June 15, at Guildhall. Atta. Row , and Co. New Suywell-court. W. A ILES, South NI ilford, York. cormylealer, May 15, 16, June 13, at the Star, Pontefract. Att. Mr. Maxon. flement*Y-inn. J. TOZER. Alderman's-walk. liishopsgatesstroet, and W. C. IlnowN. Stone-House, Glouccatershire. merchants, May 14, 18, June 15, at Guiklhall. A tts. J lurd and Co. Temple. J. TUCKER. Sittinghioarne. Kent, merchant, May 11. la, June 19, at Guildhall Att. Mt Earnshaw, Red Cros—streil, Cripplegute. J. Cu Aylesfoyd, Kent. barge-Wilder, and sVac4inir•stret, Soho, oilman, May 17, 18, June 15, at Guildhall. Att..Mr. Marray, Sun-tourt, 3.1.. Bootix, Shooter's-MD, Kent,' merchant, May 7, 1 31.111 C 15, at Gui Atts. hilt and C. l'breadneedle.street. S. New, ,, ate-street. straw-hat-itiamitiiettirer, May 14., 21, June 15. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Phipps, Weaiver's-hall. J. CRAWLEY. Crilinient-strmt, limitomlsty. skin-salesman. May IL 18, June 13, at Guildhall. An. Mr. Humphreys, Tokenhouse-yard. DiviDENDs. May ?s, J. P. Creaves and Co. King's Arms-yanl, Coleman-street merchants. at May 23,.1. Dunkm, Red Cross-street, wine-merchant. at Guildhall. /4ay 23. D. I*. Marsh and ( o. Reading. hankers. at Guildhall. Muv 23, W. Hardy and It. Gardiner, Cheapside, merchants, at Guildhall. May 14, .1. 11. Rearm, Brooke's-place, Kennington, flour-factor, at Guildhall. 'May Qs„ .1. Sur?. 1114 h Holborn, haberdasher, at Guildhall. June 8, It. Stokes, and 11. Hunt, South-street, Finsbury-square, mer- chants, at Guildhall. May ?M. W. Ford, Ihrkington, Somerset, =hater, at Guildhall. May et), J. Grey. Neweastl,s.upon-Tvne. linen-draper. at Guildhall. May 25. W. Dillies, T. Begbie, and I'. Mackenzie, cum factors, at Guildhall. May 27, M. Del Campo, Tokenhouse-yard. merchant. at Guildlta/1. May 25, .1. Ashbey, Boastead, Heruitol, farnter, at Gaildhall. May 11, .1. F. Nunney, Clare-street, victualler. at May 18. Crockat and A. Platt, Liverpool, merchants, at the King's Arms, Liverpoid. May 25, W. Preston, I ,eeds. m erchan t. at "SI rs. Greavet, the I I otel.l"wds. Jane 7, J. Harwood, Gloucester, grocer, at the Bush-Tavern, BristoL CERTIFI('ATES, May 25.—W. I AU'S, I:Bingham. Norldlk. horse dtalcr—W. Williams, Herefonl, baker—T. 11. Alcoa:. Newport, tanner—A. Stephenson, Boston, linen-draper—D. Edmunds, Madeley, IKalop, printer—J. Iklelitr, Lamb's-Ctnalitit-street, merchant—J. I). Gianelli, Cock-lane, Smitlifithl. plaster of paris manufacturer—G. Plumley,' St. Nlary-le-l'ort, Bristol, furrier—J. Mtuntlieliael and Co. Bridgenorth, Salop, carpct-rianufacturent-11. Lowe, Mactlestield, bat-manure:Amer—W. Higgs. I.,.man-street. Goodman's-Fields—lL T. Ford. ('rosy, Solmm.4, innkeeper—li. Morgan, Bilston, Stafford, japanner—G. Hamilton. Wormwood-street, merclarat. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. and B. Smith, Bibuin, Stlitiimi, nail-fctors. J. Ashhorst. itral W. Clarke, Liverpool. grocers. T. 0. Antlenlon, It. Alois, and .1. Rent, Copthall-court. F. J. and .1. GledHA. Ilalif;:x, York, worste-spinners. S. Elliott and A. Palmer. Clore, Stittidk, J. F. Hamstelle and T. Williams. Pinch-lane. ship-tutents. G. Strickland and \V. G. Wahnesley. Liverpool. merchants. H. Knight and Co. Kingston-upn-Therm s, bankers. M. A. Ho'lge and H. Jones, Barnstaple. Devon, milliners. T. Macaulay and .1. Houghton, Liverpool. J. and 11. Guobie, :aid J. Simmons, Fish-street-hill, shoemakers. V ..1. and C. Sharp. and .1. Burns, Paisley. W. Stecvens and T. Roberts, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, tobacco pipe.tbanufiaturers. T. Tilley and W. Phillips, Dudley, Worcester, carriers. J. 11. Hawker and W Darke, St. CoMuth, Cornwall. linen-drapers. W. Patey anal Co. Three King-court, Lombard -street, perfumers. W. Manning and Co. London. merchants. S. Winter and J. Hunt, Bristol. brush-makers. J. Burn and Co. Plymouth. Devon, men:liant.s. J. Hobson and T. Beprel, Princes-strert, flanover-square, taylors. T. t and K. and J. Gale, tity-road, oil and rolountien. D. Davis and Co. Piazza, Covent-Ganlrn. Cotfiai-liome-keepers. It is said. that an embassy will soon s,•t out from S ockhol, ; to solicit the hand of a Princess at a great G:rmal Court, for Oscar, the son of the Crown Prince GPSwellei,. The article which contains this MIL sp..ak, though vaguely, of the death o: the King of ..,..,. lON 11)0N : MOND.II; MAI G. _~_ WP hare reeeied the Puris Papers of Weanesilay last, from which the following are a few extracts:— " s tits. Mvvl. -- The King. having visited St. (gond yes terday, returned by the way of Malniaimin, where there were relays fin- his vairhige. Thr pirfietts of the chateau pre sented his Nllaje,ty with sonic very rare cantle flowers. The King graciously accepted them, and wade the gardener a present. " The balloon in which nselemoiselle Elytut Garnerin ascended fell at the village of Jarer, six lea.ttes from Paris, about SCV4 . II in the vet wing. Mademoiselle Garnerin, after rising to height of 2,500 Mises, dt•secated with her para chute at Serene. 'rue wronant experienced all the effects which so :rcat a heitlit generally produces; as cold, an op pression of the breast very difficult to support ; a feebleness of articulation which reduced the voice to a sliglit whisper; and finally, the swelling and rupture of some vs t the vessels of the mouth. " A letter from Vienna, speaking of the arcaneentents metle with Bavaria, sayt , , " Politicians observe with pleasure, that there is now no I ' tof contact between .tetstrtia and France ; eirenmstancewhieli gives reason to hope that these two powers will remain lofg at peace. " Williama, the famous English deserter, who for years had loom' refuge with the Sieur Ilarbazan, in the Isle .lourdain, has, according to accounts from Aoeh,at length been arrested. The prodigious strength and violent character of this man had ren dcied him the terror of all the p. ;omits and servants in the can ton. M. Barbatan was the only person who could controul him. His terrible strength was particularly displayed when be was intoxicated. Nothing could resist his efforts. He then twisted bars of iron as if they were twi witha blow of his fist be broke through partitions ; and wiA tin other help than his lingers tore out the tau get nails. In .me of his tits, he oily day took ep a servant by the middle of the body, rail with him to the distance of 50 paces, and threw hint over a wall 20 feet high, on the other side of which a small river flow ed. Happily some trees broke the fall Of the new I.yeus, who got off with no other harm than a great fright. The Prefect has, on the appli cation of the Mayor,ortlcred hint to be conducted from brigade to brigade, nntil be be lodged in Toulon. •• French Funds-sper Cents., 57 2-10ths;Bank Actions,lo6o." The King has prorogued the Session of the two Cham bers to the Ist of Oct, Previous to the rending of the Royal Ordinance for this purpose in the Chamber of De puties, the King's rejection of an article, introduced by the Chamber into the project of the law upon Ecclesias tical Pensions, was officially announced in a letter from the Secretary of State, Count Vaublanc. Private letters state, that not only Mina, but several other Spanish Patriots, have been arrested at Paris at the request of the Spanish Court. A Mail from Holland has brought an account of the opening of the Session of the Second Chamber of the States General on the 30th ult. but we have not room ffir particulars. There was n great fire in Constantinople about the lat ter end of February, in which the Grand Vizier and the Captain Pucha nearly perished. They got upon the top of a house to direct measures for extinguishing the flames, and the roof of the house fell in with them; but they escaped with their lives. By Papers from Brussels we learn, that the Duke of Wellington was there on the 29th ult. when he visited the military hospital, where arc still some English, Ha noverian, and Prussian soldiers, relics of the battle of Waterloo, who were cheered by this kind attention of their Commander. The Go.:ette of Amu, April .(20, has the following ar ticle :—" Letters from Home my, that the AmbasAdor of the King of the Netherlands has received a very un satisfactory answer to the complaints which he had made to the Pope concerning the behaviour of the Belgian Bishops. The Pope declared, that the toleration of seve ral religions is contrary to the principles af the Catholic Church. 777 MAY a. The (ierneat Papers contain- a cp.hals atticle respect ing Finland, in:u•rtci, no doubt, nt the rainest of some Rtmian ova, in which the improtrement the province has undergone since its annexation to Russia, is painted in very glowing coloais. The inhabitants are represmt ed as not only contented with their present eonditioni, but unwilling, were the choice giTen to them„to revert to their former relations witi► Sweden. The tuxes levied on the inhabitants are consumed in the province, and applied to the et.nstructiou e canals, roads, and strengthening theilii►rtresssNs, particularly that of Swett burg, width, notwithstanding in.:great strength, is to rece►ve many additional works. The article then con cludes with a %tish that the lkilcs nifty see, in thiP im proved and contented situation of :Finland, a pitlttre of the advantages which they will derive from being subject to the Russian sceptre. An article from Frani:Ent contains inflsrmation to interest our commercial Readers. The English white gvxxls continue to he in great demand, in consequence, it is said, of their superior goodness and cheapness; but the Swiss printed cottons are stated to be more sought after than the 4iritish, un account "of the saner hale' . Ilse path-rm." Even 'Saxon goods of this description aro said to excel ours. A Letter from an Meer in torß Exmouth's fleet, (lewd the tltith ult. states, that it was it/tended the fleet should not leave the station until the Porte Lad acknowledgedour sovereignty over the lonian Islands ; but this, and some other negotiations that were on the taPis, it Wes expected would not detain the ships longer than the first week in April. The &flowing letter elucidates the contents of the above : "GliNo.l. A enft. 12.--" On the 11th, inst. we sent a few hasty lines to Restraint yon of the arrival hi this port of 11. S. Calypso, Capt. Srt , l9ol, 1111 , 1 Algiers, with 51 Genoese and Sar dinian subjects, ansminqi from slavery by Lore! "'Amount. It seems, that his Lordship demanded of the Dey the delivery of the above slay Cu, 'A 110 were granted to his Lordship on his propo sal to pay SOU hard dollars for each slave ; but a subswgaral, Treaty of Peace was concluded an the sth iustant, between his Maie•sty and the Dry of Algiers, through the media tion of Lord C. th, in which it is agreed that no tribute is lig be paid ; and that the subjects of his Sardinian Majesty are to en joy the sane• privileges as the British and French in that Re peney. His Lordship unguided to sail on the 6th for Timis aull afterwards for Tripoli, itrlesl probability for the same object. It is reported, that all the subjects of the Seven Islands that acre in slavery at Algiers were delivered up without ran-oal, being under British protection." The tollow•ing is a copy of a letter .athlressea to S. Thornton, Esq. Governor of the Russia Company, dated St. Petcrsburgh, March (April 2) : " In reference to the letter I had the honour to write to you the I•tth of March, I beg to mention, for the information of the Court of Assistants of the Russian Contruiy, that the Tariff is nut yet pnblished. I must also reqnest of you the fa vour to correct that part of the said letter which stated, that ale was to be permitted to he imported.—l am now assured that all malt liquors continue prohibited, except English por ter. Rum is also prohibited to the let of January, 1819. Fine broad cloth is to be permitted, except black; coarse and com mon cloth continue prohibited. I consider it my duty to trans mit, from time to time, such reports on this interesting topic as appear to be wotthy of credit.—l cannot, however, too strongly urzy the (hanger of acting upon them ; both on account of the misinformation on which they may be grounded, and the liability the whole is under of being changed, until issued in form from the l)i reeling Senate." Extract of a letter from Futty Ghur (Upper Province, Hindustan), dated June 1815 : • " I give you the earliest notice of what I think a c..mmercial opening, which may be beneficial. Our possession of kaniaoau, which we shall retain, and which cannot be wrested from us, gives us a tree and communions route (through the vast ridge of the Ilemlameh :Slontitains) into Tartary. All the inhabitants in the sicinity of the puss arc delighted at getting as done to them, the Glioorkahs basing been very bad neigh hours indeed. They have explained the trail` which they carry on. From their statement it appears clear, that there would be an bomensc market for fine cloth of lisely colours, coarse wash woollens, and hardware. They have a good dial of money current among them. and valuable articles (musk, borax, gum, M..) for batter. In short, we believe that ana extensive trade might be curried on with much profit in this new channel." We regret to state the total loss of the Plurnix frigate by a hurricane, in the bay of Chime, in the Archipelago ; but it is a consolation to add, that not a single life was lost on the untiirtunate occasion. The Bank of England will continue to receive Bank dollar tokens at the rote of ss. (id. each, until the Ist of November next, in sums of not less than eight dollam The fldlowing extract from the Mercantile Advertiser, March :29, relates the deruntetion of Sierra-Leone : " captain Young, of the ship Charlotte, wl u ar.itcif at Providence on the 22d instant, in I I days from the Isle de Les, brings a report that, two days before he sailed, a large potty of blacks front the country attacked Sierra-Leone; that they were joined by the black troops stationed there.; destroy ed all the buildings, and murdered most of the white inhabitants, together with several of the British officers. Thu se particulars were communicated to Captain Young, while gettitg tinder way at the Isle de Los, by some persons in a boat dirt et fr. m Baia& shore, opposite Sierral.eoue." mrsit , ...cqiilpr — wrw — THE NATFONAI. (Ne vsf (rchoilus, M 4 April, 181&. TIIP principal (Wert of Ilia 3lajestys.Ordnanre do !tent h,giue notice, that raposats n.lll rerchsd at th.'ir Ofre in Pri/- Man, on or torfi.se th • 114111 'hi!, of .U.sy m.et,ffsmoi mnli Pa SOO Oil malt he rifting to undertake the .Peslinmance of the Painters {rend:Jae the Verriee of the Eirgblfef /Apartment of the (Irtimtore at It r aahedeh. for a period of three raps, determantide alter the eoprotian (.1' the Errs! year, urns nutiee of hree months, at thr• option of r:tlarr: party. Further Particulars, together will. (',e terms andeornil , lour tior emtrart, may he kuown at the .Ce,T.itary's ly/Ve in l'lll'-.lfull (erre. said. men day n the hours of Sc,, and 'Our, t/, pennant/Fs TWA, I.e delkered, erak'd up, 'tad indorsed •• itrorivais for tire Painters 11 -, ,c1; ut trunk, i , h," hut no peeped 111,1 be admitted (trier the mid 110th .Neal at I:rekse "'chock of mum of the same d4sf, neither reili any tender be 'naked wakes the party making it, or an 05 in his beheff;aliall attend. By Order of t're asird. R. 11. (WEI"; sarrtars. THE NATIONAL REGISTER.