Star. — London, England, 1804-07-30 00:00:00

WI MIDDLESEX ELECTION. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. ADVEILtISEMENT. dr the Per Pet who !nate time fence acidretrea et Letter a to Mrs. Mermen*, in the neighbourhood of Londoo, in fomling b‘r, that o 6 receiwing a liberal reconarba he would enable her, by the difgooery of certain important fao.4, to polfefs herftlf of • confiderable fom of money, will cootinunicafe his name and addrefs to Mrs. Francis Maitland, lto. s. Alfratroad, every preliminary will be arranged to his fatisfultion, and a Pre pail mode arbleli will be found to be w,ll worthy his manioc. THE Friends of Sir FRAN C I S BURDETT, re fining is the Neighbourhood of OXFORD-3 MEET, will 'new every day during the Beaton, at the ARGYLE ARMS , ARGYLLSTREET, OXFORD-3 IRscr, to confide: the MR twang el Rearing hie Me IlLe LORD VISCOUNT DUNCANNON In the Chair. To the INDEPENDENT FRE HOLD RS of t he COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. ageratums, SIX Days of this eiell have now el apfeei, and the ml refult malt be highly gratifying to all who have say folicitude far the ftability of their rights, foe the honour and Independence of the county. On eve.y day this week, excining the heft, my adrefiarY, with all his exertions, and with all his vaunting% has bun in a Mhio rity : but yederday and to-day have proved, in a peculiar manner. that his boallings arc a very fallacious criterion of the fettle of the county. On Thorfilay Sir Francis Burdett endeavoured to confole the fuppotters of Ins declining intend, by alluring them that u ram Friday and Saturday the kale would be fo doeifively in thiir favour as to exclude we from all hopes of forced e . and filch is the art% of diiplayed emfidence. even in fpite of appearances, that an apprchrnfion was formed by many, that on tb3 e days. what ever might be the ultimate rtfult, I Ihnoid experience a ferious ' reverie. Thrift days arc now palled, and have produced an increafe aim) , Majorky. As I vela not, however, in any reipeA to imitate the example of my antagorift, I will not make Cucuta the foundation of overweentog confidence, but an encouraging illmisho to further exertion. I know too well thevalisc of the prise for which I con tend, to retas my ellererantlreek visry is completely gained: and 1 hope that all who are engaged with mc in the fame caut ot e, will bear molten* in mind, that they are now draggling n merely who !ball have • feat in Parliament, nor even for the dig nity and independence of the heft County in the Kingdom, but for the honour and fafety of the Width Crown, and the true Coo. ftitutional Freedom of the Bridle People. 'there eoirfideratlons Iwill. I tech, theme all who honour me with their fupport, to pee k-we in their eurdoos, as the only means of causing fiteceis in the great caufe In which they are engaged, and on the fugala of watch Cu much depends. I have the honour to be, Oentkrnen. Your faithful and devoted humble Scmnt. Weyntwatlwarect, July aB, dos. G. S. MAINWARING. 'SATZ Or TIM POLL. • Mr MAINWARINO . 1540 Sir FRANCIS Su TTTTT - 17t8 '...-----------_ MIDDLESEX ELECTION. STHE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of M t h e COUNTY of MIDDLESEX are earney re Vora quatni to a cteed at Beentiord Twutorrow Morning early, to give their to favour of Kr FRANCIS BURDETT. and in fuppon of Ow in. dependence o' the County. 1114 Poll opens away morning at nine o'clock, and doles at four Pro:fray. The friends of Sir Fronde Burdett meet dolly at his hook, No. 7S, Mao illy, where communications refreling the elcdfon are resutila to be made. J. GREGORY, .Chainnon. STATE OF THE SIXTH DAY% POLL t Sir Frauds Burdett - • 17i8 Mr. Mainwuing - • - iflao -o- - - mks - Aims PP" NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the Partnetfliip 11 between us the underibmed Thomas Profit r, Sims, VUSam Sims the younger, and 'Milian Agnew, carrying on Trade as Brewers, in NOtingala lane Wapping. ia this day dir• folved by our mutual ceMent, Mto the Paid homat Prodor, who rctim tiscrefrom. All Perform Indebted or accuuntable to the fail Par tneribip, are to pay their debts, and account to the faid SPWistst Sims, William Sims the younger. and William Agnew' ; sod all Perfoos who have of demands againit the faid Part maw, arc requefted to fend an account thereof fnrthwith to the gad William Simi, William Sims the younger, and William Agnew. at tbe Nightingale-hoc Brewery , in order to the Came bdng sthariptd. Who& our bandit this steh day of July, tilos, S !big, _ _ _ WitnA S W. WADIOOII, T.T. Wurn WM. AGNEw THOS. PROCTOR. =:—:—=;:-.------------____ TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY, TO THE HiGHES I' BIDDER, At the King's Warchouk, Marptc, On Wedscfla7 nest the aft at A utak at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, 11" HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. . 11 . 2514 Gams Oman 7s Pato& Tama KB 'nod/ 9 ts iks Prefersts so Rum 6 Pickles 6 Rum Shrub s Pounds Chocolat Cordials acs lam 67 Pagoda Sugar A dello& of sal. per Cent. will be required. Majority for Mr. Malnswing ias MIDDLESEX ELECTION. C 0 ACH E S will be provided at the following places Twenorrow Moroing, at feven o'dock precifely, and t mery Morning duriog the Elation, at the fame hour, for the purpofe of conveying the FRE kHOI.DkRi in the intereft of Gp.ORGE BOULTON MAINWARING, Eft to and from Broutford.via. The Pantheon. Oxford-road. ParliamcntAreet. (Wake St. Jamey's Church. Pkeadilly. OrpoSte Furnivars Wu, Hamra. Clerkenwell Green. Iftnet on Green. OppoGte Whitechspel Chart *. Oppoftte Shoo:ditch Church. Court Hook, Wallet& (quart. Shadwell,appofite the Chen& TO Bl' SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Wait Wartime& New Romney, oa Therfdly, the sd of Auguft. at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. I N SUNI)RY LOTS. for PRIVATE USE : 3503 Gallons Foreign Geneva 433 Ditto Ditto Brandy sot Ditto Ditto Rum. Which may be viewed and taftcd the day before, and on the the Morning of the day of Salc. A DepoSt of asL pa cent. will be MIDDLESEX ELECTION. I'HE Committee for enniufting the neEtion of -I- GEORGE BOULI ON MAINWARING. Fig. will Gt everyday, at No. 7, Carey-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn-1 iekls, where it i$ requelted that all Letten may be feet, and where Cooteaunier dam vn 11 be thaalatilly revived. MANCHESTER, JULY at, *Eat. THE OFFICERS of the late FIRST REGI MEN[ of MANCHESThR and. SALFORD VOLUN TEERS having been induced to relign their Consolation', have only delayed to align their rodeos to the Public, that no im preflon might be made on the minds of the NotorommilEoned Officers and Privates, which•might influence their decifion, wbe• thee they Weald or would r ct terve under other Offteersi they have unaulmouty determined in the negative; and the Oftleers have, th:refore, now to difeltarg , a Lit and intlifpenfahle duty, hi making known to their fellow Townfinea and to their limner/, the motives that have influenced their condo& It is rteceffary for this porpote, to take a fitort view of the dr. eumilancer that hem led to this on: destine mast Davtall the late War, altattalion Ili limbed men fatted nadir the Gem Comeeeoda•t. sad frith a peg regoeslee of the Came 011icem. The difelpline of this Corps WAS fuck se to obtaki the unqualified approbatioo of the different Reviewing Ordterais, sad very honourable aclutowletignuots from their Fellow Town& men. On the lirE intelligence of the probability of another War with France, which was announced by his M:lefly's Masse to Parliament, in the Month of March, agcy. a propotal was made to the Dotoogh.Reeve then in office, to retaliate tie Regiment, and to augment its number to one thoutand mat. If this offer had been adopted, it would hale prevented any agitation of the preterit cnsettion. as it would have done away Me polEbility of competition. This propoCal, however, was not followed up, until the time when the ge e t of the Country was rout ed, which brought the propofidon into notice, arid the renewal of the Regiment was at length offered to Clovemntent on the tad of July, and the acceptance of this offer was dated the 16th of Auguft. On the 3tit of July, Mr. 'denten made an offer of Corps of two hundred Riflemen, which was accepted on the ninth of nuguft, as eommaaaceeed is the follostior g Letter from Lord Dotty Sir, Rnowiley, Anglia it, iftod• This day's port has brought me the following Antoci from Lord Hobart, to the propofsi which I ome time fines traufmit ted to him, at yon r =mutt ; and I have great pleafirre in taking the codicil opportunity of forwarding it for yam. fadefaftion, and confeloent forming of your Corps. “ I am commando:lto artily his Majelly's gracious approbation and acceptance (fuller% to the provifions of the Arft of the 4 Ida the King) of the °tiered a Corps of RifitITITO. at Manehefter, of four Companies, of fifty each , without any expenee to Govern- SUCLit. (Sigfted) " 11011.1 T" I have the honour to be, Sir, Tour molt obedient humble Servant, Jofeph Hanlon, Elq. Manchefter. DERBY. From this number of men, Mr. Manton was entitled to the rank of Major, sod was fo Ciazetted so the aotb of September, (No. t.) the fame day that Mr. Lest, of the Royal Maneheiler aid haVord Volunteers, and Mr. Phillips, Mr Httiben, and Mr. Attlufm, of the late Fit* Regiment, were °netted as Lieute nant Colonels. This apOntseent of Mr. Heaton to the rank of Wolf was comet s the regulations then eftablitited, and July, by Lord Hobart in his Circular Letter of the see,. of jely, which fixes v themumber and rsi.k of Field Officers of Vo hs:item to be in proportion to the whole number of men. preekly as in the liritilk hlllida ; and the opinion of his Lordatip, (who was at that dose Secretary of State.) is clearly circled la the following Letter to the Lord Lieutenam of this Chanty, an nouncing theacceptauce of an augmentation of Major Hantoo's la surname of a Commifflon of Appraifeatent and Sale. clued born the High Court of Admlevity of Eogbuid, addreiled to Pittard Lytle and Jacob Delecombe, Mere. WILL BE SOLO, At the Orates Nen , Sale Room, late the Mayoralty Houle, Wnoiltcr- twat, Plymouth, On Friday the wilt of Auguft nest, at is o'clock In the &IMOD°, •I'NE FOLLOWING GOODS, For Home Coofnmption ski Bales of Tallow ny isles of News Skim sat Ditto Hark Hides 7s Ditto Shape' Wool- For Esportsdoo y Bales of Oftlielt Feathers. Being part al the Cargo of the AlliefiClO Ship limo:Arnow . aaaaa SAA Mailer, detained by hie Meleity's Dip of War PICKLT, Lieutenant 1011111 RICII•ILD LAll.lloTllllta Com.. mandcr.—For viewing the fame, for Catalogues, and forth& par ticulate, apply to the raid Conunifloteen; or to THOMAS DOCKYF.K, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, July sa, tl:4. Corps My Lord, Downing-inert. tad Ansi, :Sot. I have the honour to acquaint appr o vereßip, that his Majef ty has been F rock:surly pleated to r mad accept the prop°. fat of Mr. lianfote to told two companies, of fifty men each, to the Caere of Riflanes under his command, without any expecce to Government. The rank of lieutenant Colonel has been d u ally given to perfons railing a fora of the amount en which Mr. Hulas now /impales to augment the Corps under his com mand. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordthipis molt obeiitot humble Servant. To the Earl of Derby, Ike fee. &c. HOBART. In conformity with this letter, Major Hanfores promotion to the rank of lieutenant Colonel was announced in the Gazette of the yeh of November (No. a) and at the fame time Captain Tay lor was appointed Major in Isis room. It b proper here to mention, that the views of Lkutenant Co lonel Hanfoo to obtain precedence over the Commanding Officer a of the Royal, as well as the Firft Regiment, wer manifetted verg. loon after the eltaisliaament of theft Corps ;er e that, in conic. quence of his declaring blenfelf to this elk& Colonel Aeters and Lieutenant Camel Phillips waited urn the Earl of Derby on the soh of September, IST3, and hated unequivocally to him, that if this was to be the cafe, they wield not proceed in forming their Regimests,which were not at that time in polfefilon of their inns or clothing. His Loedlhip declined to interfere in the lodi ne% kinsfelf, but recommended t o the Gentkmen to make appli• cation to the Secretary of State, lo orticr to remove any penile doubt that might arife- A Menweisl for this purport was In n ' faucece draw;s i z t and ttanfmitted to a fri end in Loudon, with a view of being ed ; but at this ferrite tune, the Glenne be tore alluded to was putifillied contioit g the appointment of Mr. Asters to be Colonel, and of Mr. la-at, Mr. Philips. Mr. Hib• ber., and Mr. Attinfon, to be I ieuteour.; Colonels, and Mr. Han. ton to be Major, it was therefore judged totally ettnecciary to ' precut the Memorial. It was now fairly concluder th tEr point of precedence was I compimly fettled agrecalsly to the at two Gazettes, and a fpace of I nearly ohm months had elailed before au thing was he to the contrary.—lit was therefore with meal furpriu that, • few day previous to the ate of Pint. when atiffiftltlellte were making to brigade the feveral Volu nteer Cor p s of thee towns, ( el -1 tension re Colonel Achim' Regiment, thee on permanent duty at ' Prefton) in order to celebrate his Majelly'.hirtholay.it was found Lieutenant Colonel Hanlon claimed the command of the brigade. and thee, for tie fink time, produced a letter from the Earl of Derby, containing the following cured e,t cue from M-. Yorke. seth °debar, egot. With wiped to the explanation which your Lordielp has taken the trouble of giving me relative to Mr. Hanle n's Corps. I have only to acquaint your Lartilhip, that Mr. HanfoesconunifGon, as Lieutenant Colonel, will have date ou the day on wl Leh his tour computes were accepted. (Signed) C. YORKE. In the Fail of Derby. Kormiley. The cornmifinns not having been lilted, this letter was not ad mined as authority fourior to the Gazette • but as it etraained a prionife of precedence to "Anemone Colo nel Hanlon, a Memo rial was determined upon by the Officers who conceived them felves injured thereby, of which the following is a copy To his Royal Filching' P tea, Duke of YURI, att. Com mander in Chief of his Majefty's forces. The Menintial of John Leaf, Ffq. Lieutenant Volonel In Co. 1.11.1 Actor.' Regiment or kuyal Ma/whetter and Salford Volun• t era; of John Leigh Phillips, lA. Lieutenant Colonel Comman dant of the Firit Regiment at Mancheflar and Salford Volunteer.: and of James Hilbert and John Atkinf , n, Elva Lieitteniste Co lonels under his command le the fame Regiment. Sliewetb--That upon the fevcral Volunteer Regiments of this place being upon Brigade Duty in honour of his Majetty's birth. ,lay on the oth intl. in the abfence of Colonel Acker (then on per maneet duty at Preitun) your klentorialiits were much feeprized o u find that the command ot the riga& was claimed by Ideate tart Colonel Hanlon, Commandant of the. Rifle Corps. whole Ark in the Gazette of Scranton' to, 1803. was Major, at the fans. rime that of your Meenorialifts appeared as L.kutexamst Cuionels and that fats promotion to the fame rank did not take place before the jib November tollowing Cos c-rifelo.oce of a prosnifed scud. in the bustabers of 1144 Corr , os ea sic wand ha Mt VALUABLE ESTATES IN KENT AND SUSSEX.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. NEV E, At the George Inn in Rye, Suffer, on Thurfday, the sd of Augu ft, Igoe, betweto the hours of T*o and Rye &Clock, THE ES FATE late of t he Rev. Mr. HOOPER of BE.CKLY. is SUSSEX, chafed, In fleetly and in Wlttertham, and Stone, in Kent, in fever* Lots, among which are the following I.**. A Ma nage , IS:rn, Stable. Lodges and fewer* Pieces of Arable , Meadow, Pattoe, lion, and Wood land, called Cox's Earn, con taining by Adatentarcaunt f,s t R. 34 P. Innate ut Beekly,uor the Church. An eaceeding gnod Farm honk, Barn, Stable. Oaft . hon fe, Lodges, and leveret Piece. of Arable, Meadow, Paßum and Hop land, coiled Church Haute Farm, enttalning by AJoicaiurcnient $3 A. 3 R. 17 P. togeth‘r with five Cottages and Gardena thereto adjoining: the whine of th a Lot lies in a King Fence, near Bcckiy Church, and adjoin, the High Road leading trim Ric to London. The Manor or Hundred of Plcr with a capttal Farm Hoge, OutAmildings, foetces of Land, called Stock's Farm, containing altogether by Adoreafurement :47 A.' R t z P. of which, So A. t R. 39 P. at: Upland, S 7 A. o R. 6 P. frees Marie. and gA.3R. 7 P. Wood. This Huufe molt plkafautly fnuated on a t Fininenee and commaods a View of the Sea the Land is in a Wog Fence and mtjuitia the High Rc-edleadiog front Rye to Ten terden, both Market Towns,— he who e Eftatm are Freehold. and exonerated from the Land-tie.—For Parrieulan inquire of John Lusfurd, Efq. Lifords, Hawk herd, Kent, of the AUaIUDGCT. at Tarterden, or at the OlSce of Maas. Cortes, Woollet, and Dairen Rye. FREEHOI.D ESTATE IN WILTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCFION, BY R. KNIGHT, OD naday, the lath Day of Aura, !Soo, between the bo lnn, ors at of Three sad Five o'Clock io t he Afternoon, at the Coale Mulborougb, in the Conch', of Wilts, AVALU ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , in the Pulls of Collin:bourne, lOngfion, in the County of Wilta, canals; of the Manor or reputed Manor of Collingbounic V..lince and Muslims, called BTOIIIIIO Houk, being a complete . Ily litelldeoce, wile all fultabk 011ece (two Good Stalled Sea lunch Hoyle, Coach Houma, and Dog Kennel) delightfully usted in a Sporting Country, on a Lawn fumiond , d by a Plan : ,:ion and endured with Oak Dow to the Occupation of :...bert Woodman, I fq. together will, a w l adjoining. c.anpri. : rg Spoons Barns, F.rm.rasd, and up of one hundred and .rty Acres of Good Arable Meadow, Wood, and P,Rure Land. ;od alGs, an improveable Patio lylifir near the fame, called Heath I inn, confining 1.1 uoveasJs of a hawked Acres of Arable ar..l Tailors Land. awl twelve Acres of Coppice. with sliatts Cottoges acd Quit -raps. I.' I 'tiring to the laid Manor, sad Row in the Lie ...ovation of the V. ciders. The abuse Inflate: M I,lrh Is nonrated frnm Land.tay. is d er ant 11001 Ncariat..ry and D esi res shout is Mike. thorn And.a 11, A..n I from Vlarlburough t a. All g ood :Vlarket T owns. I'l thew the I.v:ms l'o ll inahourne, carpenter, w Tiler : au:o taro .h^r l'artnul..s may lao had of Clutterhuck, l•r...lfmil, Wilts, aml of Mr. Kin,;, A•tu:ney. at N.wbury. L. ks. N. B. The Porchsfer %lithe Mtl tied to c henefi:iul frt. ref: in I eAfe, Tithe. of the above Farms i•.r the rounder of i nn of toluel..thout four c..e, ired--'motttfiate iC. may !se 1.A.1 sal part of au ricuaiks,.....l4l I.l3:lilLdLt ol .>.i.chaulasuts . . . • • „,. ..--. " '... 100- -- .. -' .:' ••-• . _ . . t,......i. • ~:. . .. e ' ' ..-...-.. ', . ' • .::e.: .• ."--- 4..-- . • • .c.", ( _ , . : 1 • - . . .•'• '''••• '. r ..." fai s 4 .•.) t • -...,.......at . . _ ' )S. f il . C . 4 pp• 1, lei" '''' ~ 4 • .., - , .i.it v . - '. 7 ."; •%, . 0 ..._xz ...„ 0, - 1! ,.... i, .._ iki nNMAY, JULY 30, iBo4. -- . ADVEICnSEMENT. Omni of that date. where he was Riled w astir Cillmm . ilii ; lIF the Perf'tn who Pane time fine adds-died et Letter 11161 ; n : t u l. n bc h „ being w tcn s t 4pn e°l 7 4 t i o C ute mm " 4 " t die foa m s 41 . 6 1 1 , a sp to Mrs. MAITLA ND , in the neighbourhood of London, ln- w e d ch i.. be produced a latter from the Fa x a im*. dba bd d „. -mina her, that o 6 receiving a liberal mantra/. he would ghat to confequinee of his Usably's spolkotion to the theillkoew . • her, by the dila wary of artsin Important fads, to poffcfs eari at dm, (the a ig i a H a , curia, Yorks) a sidaad k ba d b o g ' • •0 0 fititabli km °I . °wipers will ttsuarolaiette his name MD& to hill Lordibip, that when Mt. Ha eit d e• aussillos wog to Mrs. Francis MaltlanS, No a. Alfratroad. &Nal c la d vp, it &Mid bear date ail the sot of „ so*. ...kid, deny`. try will be &Tana to his latidialcal• mad a Pro- Ms offir to Government to rage fear compasits. of Et/ rigab Oft ' 't. will be found to be will worthy his anteerloos was accepted; by which undue torttslite this would tat p_ .Vlllll. • '. dace of every miter Volunteer Regiment la Has mighirelidelielle 'F.STRR, IDLY at, tiba. though his aria of ferries was Wawa to that f your %User . dahlia, who Shank had the honour of ferule; with &Misr malt • of the late FIRST REGI- f.,. feygnicegn d u b s t h, k i t am .. Liemeame c o l a ,' Ada m* ITER and. SALFORD VOLUIT- A „ tc eg - ' refign their Carnal/Beak have That your • Ltessoridifis are caseload ale pros* Isle WS ... to the Public, that ww lat: obtained Wooer her Ineorred reprefintstines, otlerwifo Iva . • °I the ) 100 ••••intiga ntla pat.:foes could stet have bas Osgood lad k Wog _ 't• Oar dedfioss wlie - that your Memorial Rs an fan& to fah a degradatioNZ other Oincerst dal lifetime to hope that the rat of precedence may ba faisisf and the Oak" is rece , rird ia the Gazette, epee Which all the illagisasor . iiiatwa duty. in berseolore aged. Dever matins that glen a claim as the `4l.letzli the would haws boas wade, sod to which they caw oo so caoaswww dos be ltd (( Si faboft. ' Ne dr. Signed) JOHN LSAT, Liestelsot Weal. 3. L. Mahn, I.kotossat-Cokaalr A Callerlindellit. liallAilial& . ' • • . • OHN ATKOilhOli. 0.1:44 arab Moo Wing bow appliwkohl to the and foot by him to Lord Hewheibery, his . • of doh a mammas to parade 01l forties the Wiens to lead DI their reFignatietah maw diaji ••• to the libillst of balks " forthwith offiplisse• . Whitehall. Jaw s 3, afiho. • at receiving year Lordibies idler eliii •, spit am fray to fled that try ES. `Ow a poise which appals to bs es 's , the cam d Mamma Majdhy se the 01 of As. -me been laid dews rot. f.'etpa. gouda his to which was saterii. -rig as Mode( 'AIL TY Sew `..lawasawt mad dad Nast% -..; Omens of that date, where he was !died . Mita OP mnosidl* Harkin to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.. That upon his being regret ad to Rate the er& rides ann• petted chid, he produced a later front the hail of Mater that in confeguence of his Lordthip'sapplication to cary of State, (the Right Hon Charles Yorke) a prosnife bad badr made to kis Lordfitic, that when NI/. Hardee c =Mika will Iliad up, it koala bear date on the gth of Augult. oa which deaf , his offer to Government to raik four companks. of Oily men mi. was accepted; by which undue paatiality. this would take Irma. dente of every other Volunteer Steelman in this neighbourhood. though his offer of fervice was lisbfeguent to that f your Niamer riallits, who likewife had the honour of fairing with Smiler ma far Cenral years during the bit war, Lleotenent Colonel Atkisiola di ,:ie excepkd. That your Mentorialifts are enatriatel this prontik Imo bwk obtained through tome incurred reprefontations, others/Ms folk prod.renct could not have been °Stained ; and it being that your Memorial its can futorlit to fuck a degradar4 overawe to hope th at the riot of precedence may he Credal an • is recosilod iii the Ossetic upon which all the Regisawsto I heretofore aged, never as ' peofting that all a claim as the pre would have beat trade, and to which they can on a carilatefr. don be induecdto fulisnit. (Sigurd) JOHN LEAP, Lientettant C.oload. J. L. PHILIPS, LirdtaiunsCokarli . Commandant, it ihraimanek .....- ~.- h iAMESHIIHRIATos -• .- .5.-4-'ss' OHN ATKINtsO2I. A copy old& Mammal having isem tranfalitel to the EMI of Llerby, and fait by him to Lord tiawitekary, Ids Lordibiro anfwer was of fuch a nature as to preclude all farther dales*. and to induce-the Offices to fend ha their refignatiOns, rather dad (Med themfelvse to the liability of beteg " forthwith difplieed." (LOPS.) Whitehall, Jose £3, dings My Lord, • I lave had the honour of receiving your Lordadis letter add Indelaret of the aids inftam, and am forry to find that ary de. pate &sold have taken place quo a point which appears NS be all clear as poilible. - Pour companies of the Come under the continued of Linelanant Colonel Hanka were accepted by his Majelty en the oda of Ara. pit which, by the regulations which have been laid dews rot. posting the rank of .41 ere In V.Austeer Cotpe,,, ankle Min ea the rank of Lieutenant COTSOSISI from that day,which was notord. iogly greeted to kiss, as your Lordlitic trill °Mem on trateedigg to Mr. Yorke slater to you elf the Seth of °debt? laft. The Rl ' ginsents under she command of Colomi Ackers and Lientraeat Colonel J. L. Philips were sot accepted by hia MaJefty us* did thth of Aileen, as your I .ortifisip and perm Is? by tdrd Helmet% letter to you of that date, aid confcgnanly char commillokreak; not be dated previous to :kr: ptaloi. I cannot tar a soomem doubt but that this esplasstka May prove fatidadory to the Olken of thole itiogiments Mora they. h o wever, Rill continue to Wyatt theright id precedence th whkk Lieutenant-Colonel Hold or is entitled under his Malay's regale. titans, they mutt be awn: e that they are in fad depoting the sr t hority under which thok regulodon s were made,* I eat in OM cafe ecomanoled to fignify to your Lord&lp his Mayeity's piani farsobst they (hood be forthwith difpiaced, and that your Lord. flip dosed tradnait, for his Majeltre wroWidoeu the ammo al fuck perked as may a to year , LorM* heft codified to lims• coed them. ( ' )HAWKESBUKT. To the Earl of Derby. • The re s in lions :dada nin Lord Hawkeibures letter, k iii preamed, are thole Fondled on the suds Sepronehar i the yeas d oe s regulations hein3, as bcfore obfersed, precifdy Maar to dealt in the Militia fen vice. il y the Mt mutation. the rank of Lieutenant-Colon:I is g.ven to 011icers constnandow . foor wastyps. nits, but the kaft number of wl,i h companies arc to WM. M dipulded to be troy men ; noir c umpanica o the f fi rank of LleassaliM Colonel, even under thee Mt regulations. It is far indeed from the with of any Oile • • of the late Pdgiss nocdt, to g Litton the authority of his hdakey's regubstiore; bad when the opinions of his Moiety's Montero a, e totally at my dance with each o th er (Lord Hobart eaprefaly Rating the as maned numbs of 3c n necciltny to coder the rank of lieutenant. Coked; and Lord Hawks:Mary appearing to confider the firib offer of too (ufficient for this purpok) ; and when, in the views of many at Mary men, the regaluirma lout down do not warrant , the conehrflons drawn from them by the profane Secretary of State, it is conceived, that to differ in opinion with that Mobile Levi, cannot be to qualm the authority of his MaJely From 'hi. ria:n flatecnatt the Public will Judge of the propriety' of the conduct adopted by the °Seers of thelate Firft itegintsata They have not Leas advatsd by an undue attention to the panev tilios of military precedence, hut merely by a with to mikado the honour of the Regiment, and to preferve'the Auks to whisk they confidered thcmfelve. molt clearly entidal. Pledged as they tell 'bender:es to their King sad Cookry, in whole detente they took up a ms —plalged as they were to thels Fellow Townfmen, who had petroadket and approved theno...e. tacked as they were to the mai under their conunateds-mitaisial harmonious as they were amone;lt then Mims, it was not witbm, deep regret that they ducradned to adopt this Warm; Mt a (mfr of what was due to the b0::041f of toe regiment, and to their owe, was parantotmt in choir minds eats to dick malidernelents They have bckl Ci•torniSuno in a Regiment. gesierally allowed m be equal toany Voltmeters us his Mairftes Make, with or to the preen( period, and they toed not cadent to rude them: wish &grace. Hal tiny tubniitted to t' a undue precedence that has been obtained, they timid have kit that they had kearrod I I loch a degradation as wou,e. have thews than to use world in the usannw,ort.hiyattot.beht,r.urnaed i w nv ii: o ih n c , o n o , fo:cc a, uf capuk the hosour ie. in which Wra th.). illiP cii iifceadechTd r eady . n ,:cb.C.oeen.f'e;::atot:Cni..fnaninoincnitha:ruu:rterr:nef.huftolg:r:.ibewhz6T.l:na:":trlix.in:Li.ecp;g3ot:lwrisy'.,':'l.'mi,d:l.f;7'.to.::ug4.'ug,ni:Triko::rtsgh„:itik(bstsissintfskha4::ztwedo:o":wutfa,aueasr:suc::w.k..tsrFtrh'r;::wn;sb:zt: I. Leigh Phillips. 'Amt. Col. C'omm • nolam. James Ribbed and Join A thinks, Lieut. CoLoods. Thomas Potter aod John Mather. Maims. Peter Crompton, Francis Milks, Wm. Sawitie, Thos. Satter*. want, latish Winter, Thos. HISIM&11. Joke Radom, Jams p... ter, Thos. Latwilic, J. Lltdoilak, John 1 cachet, and Rick Wool. Captain+. Roger 'Taylor, Jeep& Robied•n, Tim. %Arad, Jason Mask. John Siphon. Richard Gould, Timm Ain:worth, Maj. Yeah. Is. ' whom k o oks, pain Tailor, Sand. Mather, George Wilke. James Potter. fun. John Wheekr,Thmalos Honks. Wm. beam. Edw. Leigh Roomer, Robert Turner, WM. Gamin. Jed OMeli t i s. Braddock. Thou Cardwell, S. J. Smith, Jobe Broad. Emig Whitaker, and James Taylor, Lteatenewas. Jot Gould, kin. Aka. Taylor, Waa.Taykr. Jof illailtaa, Z IL Burton, Geo, Wm. Woad, James Balky, liami. Kay, and Pedigo Hinton, Tagus. John Englaud. Adjutant. • Set the rioted regolseisas of Sept. 111. (No. L ) The Lands Gamete, aept. ty.tta Sept.,. Illbj. Moncheiter and Salford Volunteer Intontry. James Aiken, Lf a. to be Camel. Jobs Leaf, Eft, to bellow tenant Colonel. Mooched.? Volunteer Infantry. John Leigh Philispe. Efg to its Lteurerent • Colonel Cowman dant. James Harbert, t lg. to be I kutcoantsCohcas. John As. kinlon, rig. to be Linneaant Colonel. Manthelter Volunteer Riflemen. Jefeph Hanka, Eli. to be Mayor C o mmai.dant. to ho Cactaine--Thomas Woodturoe. IN. Same Taylor. Efq. Samuel Wood, fli. 'I Memo FoOrroke, lig. (No. II) The Londoa Casette, Nov .3 to N ~ 5, sflo3. Marklictter and SAlt,r4 Volunteer HAMM,. 114:401:nd.4:3751. nieJan t Jolorh Harlan to be U. menoot-Cohmed cei. ort Tat to to Major. Captain sam To lc l'aptals,--14,144 Johion, Efg. Fire Limns= M. ward I lailo. Is dont tiowe., Egg. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNI'If of MIDDLE: c..wrtexas, VINDING that feveral Perfons have en caneaf 1. Gag foe Sir FRANCIS BURDETT la C h en ame of Mr BYNG, and that it ha' been publicly reported that Mr. BYNG (imports Sir FRANCIS BURDETT' intereft, I take the liberty of Informing you that Mr. BYNG, no later than Toefday laft, declared hi. firm intention to remain !moire, and not to take any part, or eadeavour to influence a fingle Freeholder, at the cawing Eketioo. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Lincoln's Inn, Your molt obedient and very humble fervant, alit July, tans. THOMAS MELLISH. VICTUALLINGoOFFICE, 7olit 24, dna. THE COMMArna SiNS for VII. ItielLLltv HIS MAJESTrs NAVY. i lereSo Notke. That oa Tuerday, the 7th of Aosta fie t, •hey wiU be ready to receie Tenders in writing, (feed up) and for the fuppty of what VEGETABLES fltall b e demandud fur the ufe of ht Ma jetty's Ships and Verret. at YARMOUTH, in NORFOLK, for twelve months certain. from the tub of that month. To be paid for by Bali payable with lotereft ninety day. after date. The Condition. of the Contraet may he I en at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collator ot the Cur. toms at Yarmouth. No rrjrird writ tr Sad to rimy trader in sir trite Atli me it *rid to SKOrdI at /toga, .r 164 )6011 k dd,wrr l to tee Bottrd kfOrt woe oo ato fidi To.fky Wr 7t6 4' 4014 told, mo. math the loom solo wain floe ttativ,e fort pmfoto on its teboolf, auras to ottlotor voio• oniletl for. VICTUALLING .OFFICE, 7.1,111.1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU,II.LING. HIS MA17.6.577" I NAT); di hero, give aite. That on Friday next, the 3d of Auguß, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing. (failed up) end treat tot FIFI'LLN HUNDRED SACKS of KILN-LAIRD HOUSEHOLD FLOUR; To be delivered in leeks in a fortnight, by weekly proportion% LO the Stotts at Deptford, and to be paid for by Mb payable with, HI intend' ninety day.; after data. The Condition , of the Contrail may be ken at the Secretary's °eke. No m e,/ 'pi!! kr Lai f. ,ray tender in soki.b for lorkrineir. mot le inn I. len,,,tb, or that fboll soe k Azi‘nenito the Bwo beforo ; for ,'eleei on th e pie , Fraley wet, the 3.1 f nor onleft der "Gm ob. noire tbe tender, or Axe fr./4 is ha &LI; on to anfssotr !wk. .al!eolfor. WORCESTERSHIRE. TO BE LET, and entered upon at Clariftmaa nest. rOMBERTON HALL, a molt de fi rable •-• 4 dance for a genteel Fatuity. being a good Houk, repkve with every convenience, a vay healthy Stuation, and with fourteen nave, of Worceftar, feventeco of Birmingham, one of Kiddernain.. Rix, sod three of Bewdky. The Tenant may have any quantity of Land, not exceeding One Hundred and Sixty Aerta For pertieulars apply to Mr. Blgg, Attorney, Hatton Carden, London or to Mr. Hallos, Attorney at Law, KiSderniiniter. THE WATERING PLACES for ans. This day was publiChed, price 111. hl Boards. 13a. Half Hound. or 131.6 d. in Caif Gilt, In One very thiek and c lately printed Vo hswe, litultrated with nearly Sena:icy Maps anal Vicars. • I"HE GUIDE in ALL the WATERING and .A. SEA•BATHING PLACES in England and Walt% for tBr 4, confifting of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTAN I'IAL DE. SCRIPTIONS of every Place of Fallhtheable Retort, and of the C4atolities and Scenery in their Environs, with an lur airy of tic. Re ids to and from ouch Place. by the Hill OR of the PICTURE el LONDON. Ills Work is In well loiown, and has barn fo unictrfaUy ap prntred of for its Coninlttencf. and Accuracy, that any (tart.. r Defetirtion aril nrs, or cry ()Nervations unite Merits and Utilny, u.tuld be (. Jain. • Printed tor l'hillips, No. yt, St. Paul's Church yard; and to lk ‘,l all botikfcllers. particu:arly of tbs.& who nit& at the rif t .,:itce F..a•Nathin and W 11: ro , PI .res. UI whom ret,y all.. he had, II HE l'lL* I CRL of LONDON fat a 3.74, by th.. (-tae Editor, pnce $6. toi.ousl in reds I V" e fe.v. ;R. New uf ( •ai • Ca' -••