FINE ARTS'. EXHIBITION OF Ttwe itOYAL ACADEMY. . , . -- 4 N i nW itig % iews in verdure ri3e, inchnn I i i N- r •.to•r -k,... , ; Aid iitys extiiti,„ ; frll,,- 3 1, .:' • Uttl.l i, ia 11/I' ,•i•e- SIIEE. 8. CreinhiLl the wile.of s7u4g to Irony '' , 4 l l rhiln, heal IV Gunther, .

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lWONDAY.—Adair's Main, 47s - Baker's, 4ls 6d Benton, .46s 9d Bryan's, Flatworth, 435, Croft's, 935. Eigh'tow, 445 Ellison's, 49s ad Hartley, 47s ad Ileaton,sl.s9d Ilealiura Min, sls ad Killingtv . orth, 40s ad 49s 9d .I<el ,- ton Alain, - 50to Murton, 91s South Ilebburn, Moor, 4

SEVENTY-THIRD BULLETIN OF THE GRAND - ARMY. ••, F4bing, May 8, 1807. The Persian Ambassad o r has received audience of leave. He brayght some veryfine presents (it the Emperor from his Master, and received in,.retutii the Emperor's portrait, en- , with very fine st,mes. ret9rfis'

SEVENTY-FIFTH BULLETIN THE GRAND ARMY. Fiakenstein, May 18. The folloWing are further particulars relative to the affair of the 15th. Marshal Lefebvre makes a very favourable report of Gen. Schramm, to whom he, in a great measure, imputes the favourable issue of the affair at Wei

The following is. the 'substance of a Letter from llonte Video, received by the Diomede the 9th of February a Meeting was held of the Britiih Merchants and Adventurers, when it was resolved that a memorial should, be presented to the Governor, stating their grievaiwes, and beggi

Walla 24 162 U. 23142 v• .I,egliorn 5O Naples.— Ceno“ 45 Lisbon .. 65 65 0p0rt0.... 65 65 „ Dubbin.. ... 104

Finken*in, May 20. A. fine English corvette, copper,sheathed, ing I`2o English for her crew, and laden with powder and hall, presented hersclf ott Onotzie, with an intention Weiner that port. on aliproaching near our work, she was attacked from both the shorcs w a beat y shower

The enemy's loss in the affair of Weichselmun,de,on the 1 56 1 • was greater than was at first supposed. A Russian column, - which held out to the last, was put to the bayonet to a There were 1600 Russians buried. . On the 16th, a Russian division of 6000 men, under -Turkow, adv