Star. — London, England, 1804-08-01 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION. 'THE Friends of Sir FRANCIS BUDT.7.TT, re. Edina in the Neighbourhood or OXFORD S I RI:LT, will whet cher, day during the Kiettion, at the ARGYLE ARMS, ARGYLL -S I BEET, OXFORD-S tither, to confider the belt warm affccrrior Ei. Fk R 1211: LORD VISCOUNT DUNCANNON is tha Malt MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE *INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OEI the COUNTY of M IDDLESEX are cornett!). reepteeir fted to a tend at Brantford Tomorrow Morning early, to give ha t er V 0.06 in favour of Sir FRANC SURDE IT, and in fupport of the In ot the County. lS " grit opera vary morning at nine o'clock, and doles at four predfely. Ilse friends of Sir Francis Burdett meet daily at hls hook, No. 78, Pleeat3By, where communications refpetting the GORY, chola' man. are acquellcd to be made. J. GRE Chair STATE OF THE EIGHTH DAY's PO:1. Sir Franck Burdett - so3o Mr. Mitlnswing s o ps —.— 12 the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX• G/NTLII4EII IF I cannot bOan an increafe of my Majority in con fequcnce of this day's Poll, can congratulate you on the ['m ets of the cleFtlol4 of my Friends, in preventing rest nu e of palms front [welling the Lifts of my Opponent by pitjured votes. In fame latilleff of this bind, which have been dete Ged this day, the Sheriff thought it les duty to difgrace the wretches who bad been prevailed upon dues to proftitute themfelves, by expelling them from one end of the !with gi to the other. Every day, In deed, of this ale lon affords frtfh eonfirmatioes of t the truth, that the Needs of my antagookl. depends upon the igle chance cf Ruch throngs of manufatitured votes being produce in his favour, that a fulficknt number may ifotp.: iletediou, toe d o him, once mare, a colourable majority." This Is a point, Gentlemen, which I fad It to be my duty to refs spin and again upon your attention. It inn:rens you even more than znyfelf. I have at Rake a feat In Parliament but for•• few years ; but If the Ektilion an be carried, as it ie attempted to be, by voters wh o have no other spollfication than feared con. tektites, which &fink not front the groffet perjury;then, indeed, will you be robbed of your frandars, sod the cooltitutiond rights whisk Englifinnen have been dal to atimate above all price, will cafe to be of any value. It behoves even the few Freeholders who favour the lotereft of Sir Francis Burdett to c a,fider, that bybute dd. fog a cater is fupported by fuels means, they contri to • theirown disfranelnkseent. Gendarme,' am nue advancing vague sad seaweed changes, bet glaring and notorious troths ; far the anthenileity of which I can appeal to the lento of every one who (mono the buftiop ; where k Is ernpolfibk for any one to at tend for a Engle day without being Stocked by the numerous and palpable peenarios which are there attempted to be perpetrated. It Is unfortunate that the law doss not affor im d any me diate pro eels for fa profs a crime • bat I again pledge mkt!, as fpeedlly as po&le.to bring the priglapel offenders to junice In the mean tlosi volt that you will think. it incumbeet upon you to *pixie, by every exertion In tour power. praalces whish. if ftccefatul, mat peeve fatal to your own rights s and thole of your poacrity. I have the Iscaour to be. Gentlemen • • Your faithtul sad Toe lied* SO"tat• VIOTOONIth-RICCI.JUIy 31,1504 HAINWASUNG. /TATS OF 75$ POLL. Mr 5441NWA111110 • 2094 54F F/4110$ BO ID LI T • 1030 •••• rived at Berlin, from a grand tour to Vienna. esa•e Mould not be furprifed at all, were we to bear, th w at. under pretence of paying his &vein to the King of , Sweden,he would have the audacity to approach the' French frontiers, and vifit F.anconia, Baden, Soabia, and Bavaria. Let him, ho Welter, not forget the elit of Da•es at Munich, and of SPINCEIt SMITH at Studtgardt.—le CiJoyen Framed:. The Eleftor of Bavaria' has ordered an encamp ment of 13,000 men, to be formed next September, near Munich. His Highnefs is peifally inthe right to be on his guard. whilft Auftria has fuch an unne , ceffarily numerous body of troops on foot, under pretence of manoeuvring. The proteetion, alone, hfiocLevietrotopfratheerEverripe his roHr-Nigahrnoetf:oliii; m ls mthoereatmhbanittoufufs views both of Auftria and Ruffia, and all'Europe to gether.---(Le Citoyrn Francth.) The Emperor of Ruflia, - or rather his Minifters and Counfellort, has every where emiffitriet, who endea• sour to (educe the inhabitants of other countries to emigrate and fettle in Ruffia. To people thole wafte defarts of its inhofpitahle climate, Helvetia has fur nithed its quota, and Come hundred citizens of our departments near the Rhine, of the ei-devant Palati nate, have followed their example. The Emperor has, therefore, ordered all his Prefeits, Commaners, and Police Commiffitriet , to put a (top to this emi gration, by not permitting any perfon in future to cmfs the Rhine, without a pa fs tram the Minifter of Police, POUCH*. Every Foreign or French Emil fary, who is dircovered in attempting to engage the people to emigrate, is to be immediately ut2d as an anbaucbeur, and (hot. 1 I A letter from his Majelly the Emperor to the Pre fident of the General Confillory of the " reformed Church, dated St. C loud . J une 24, fay s, As C as this letter is received, the Senatus Confultum of the 28:11 Floreal (18th May) is to be read in the pulpit, and the miuitters of the reformed religion are to a& on this occafion as their minittry preferibet to them." In confequetee, a fervice of thanks to the A Liston - re for the *Mention of the Emperor was ordered to be celebrated in all churches open to the reformed reli gion on the Bth of nest month. Never before have fo many brilliant equipages and Becks been Men in Fiance and at Paris as on the day of the firft prefentation of the diplomatic corps to the Emperor. Cardinal Fssen Is appointed Grand Almoner to the Emperor. his nephew. The French Minifter at Hefe Darmftadt, Hat es:tote, has obtained from the Chancellor Lace. PIO& a diploma as a Member of the Legion attached to it. The Count de Petits has palled through Franck fort on his way to Rua„ where, report lays, he ffi is again to occupy a great place in the minittry. The Auftrian Genet t 1 Seam has arrived at Augf burgh from Vienna, charged with fome miffion, re lative to the military contra:is bf the kit war. In the beginning of June, (even Spani(h (hips an chored before Conftantinople. They intend to fail for the Black Sea and to load again there. Formerly the Spaniards received this produEtion by French (hips; but th.nks to their neutrality, and in the war, which prevents our (hips from failing with fafety. they ferns now determined to procure it thenifelves by trading dime!, in the Levant. The Minifter of the Matine and of the Colonies has written, on the 6th of this month ( July) to the Ptefeft of the ifrron.lifinel.:, at L'Oricnt, the follow ing Leiter : . 4 The ezhanfted fate of the maritime infcription, Morino - , and the acknowledged impoftibility of com pleting in feamen, the equipments of the vcifels of Government, have determined his Mikity to ap point, as you have already been informed, that the detachments of the Land Forces Mould be embarked in order to fupply the deficiency of failors. In order to derive from this meafure all the advantage that can be expeCted fr om it, his Imperial Majefty iat s in clined to excite the emulation of the troops by neon rrnments proportioned t o the Cervices which they Mill perform on board ; and thefe are the difpofs tions that he has fixed upon in this refpeift, counting from the tft Therseitier, year i 2 ; and during the couife of the year 13, on the fir( of every month, will be di.tributed prizes of encouragement for the land troops who (hall be embarked on board the reffels and armed frigates. " The tint prizes 6aU be eight francs. There man be decreed to the Soldiers who teing well acquainted with the Me of the oar, formed to the 'management of guns, and knowing well how to manoeuvre among fliallows,6o be in a coodition either to red or (et fail. *the The fecund prism Quail be of four francs. There fliall be ap pointed to she Soldiers wisobeing acquainted with the roanagement of the oar, 11011 be alio well Wiled in the Ignite uf the gum, and fliall have made tboofelves remarkable la We refped. " The third prises thall be three fmnes. l'hefe ball be decreed to the Soldiers who mesa apply thenifelves with seal to the exercife of the oar, and Mall be accounted good rowers • ten prises of each lon Chan be diftributed arnoug every hand:airmen embarked en board a vcfccl or a frigate. * li t h e number of troops e mbarked flould be under one bori dred,then the prises of (*tech kind bell be reduced in proportion. • The lift of Soldiers Judged worthy of the prizes Cull be deter. mined by the Captain Commoider of every 'eel or frigate. t h e Agent " he UR Stall be read on the tit of esch month, by T of Accounts, and the prim dlibibuted before tin crew and the troop. embarked. • Mention (hall be ma de of the prizes dillributed, a. well ern the roil of the thip's crew, as on that of the troops embarked. * 'lke Captains Commandant of °circle and frigates may reduce the number of prizes of every kind, if they know that among the foleiers enharked, a fufS,ient number cannot beises ileouldbedi 10 m ell diftu ri s- gulihed as to Warm that the whole of the rft butni. The prim of eneouragrmn.t Mall be paid from the swim fund. It la underft od that the trnops of Marine Armen , embarked mould not parucyate is. C.cit prizes, as V. eir pay is larger tban that of due lulantry of the lirc, Lace the regulation of the tstk Moffat, yr ta. rtrAct . 4. ;.!.! m goer ri• 1... he he (I' title In:- a wen , t;,. aid haul, cl the hitf, r m_rteuvres, and knee. sttly rate, thric troy: arc, by the Conflituzion kfdf, fperially ais,cbed r. the fe...fccricc, th y 0u,..1tt not to be allowed to enjoy thr reward sr.•••!ed for the cut I ell 311 . .. r y lc: vi.:e that is requrr , d tr..nt the wtd torus milt., 1tt..1 for t., ~Ittattec of tLe crews of the Yen rot fail to co•ort.r.te, Nr a, you are concerned, otfu. tat: • !., , tilt: dlr . , ofitions contained Iw ti t • • 0 ••• •• • • tr, •I'• r... 1 tat i:•fpeetion, ISO riot- It. 1.1 ..• 0 cut, wt/cre tt sairfieskiul kilos% .1. "'team" In the department rf r..erre upwards of thirty c omoo.unes Lace trom :or. hurricane, accom panied uitlo A 1..1.1 m. Sr.:co:l hooka were blown j,,wn,:ever eil i Nett and a van number of cAttte in ti.e department of the Rtion t!.: nave IL:FeI - ed great deal ticm Lc Ft Ante vim, Jove t L.—Several French (hips hded ave }lately arrived at Coneantinople and Smyrna, loa I with Trench manufactured goods, whi dicesch fold atthe a 'very low price, thanks to the preju Turks in favour of Englith produdions , The French privateer from Ancona, which lately attacked an Engin flop from Malta, at t he eianntraGo nce of Tiieft harbour, is detain ed by the Ar vernor. until fatisfaOion Is obtained for fuels a viola tion of the laws of neutrality. A commtrcial treaty is negotiating at Bern, be tween France and the Helvetian Republic. The Pruftian Minifter, Baron HARDENEPRG, who for fum tie during Count H AW :WITS% abfe had th e mimnifterial portfolio, has left Berlin for nc hise, elate at Templeberg. Though the Dutch Ambaffa dor Sc. Hi Nisi streams has preiented his credentials at Paris, the French Ambaffaclor to the Batavian Republic has not yet obtained any new ones which caufe many to think that fume change will take place in the Batavi:in Government, and that Sett lac s stmt. PENNINIE W ill oc cupy one of the principal pes. CORFU, MAY 26.—M. Giterraotiatto, Conful of his MAJESTY the ESIPIROR Of GERMANY, had, at On t he tath ilia:ant, a public audience in the Sene, where he delivered the following note:— " The under fi gned is ordere d by the Imperial and Royal Court to prefent to this refpedable Go. vernment its affectionate congratulations and wings. He acquits himfelf of this honourable miffion in alluring the illuftrions Alterably of the attachment of the Imperial Court, and of the fineere inte r ft which it takes in the confoUdation and profpetit te y of this riling Repuiilic, whole de liny is fo much the dearer to it, as prateded and guaranteed by a Court, its ancient friend and ally. The underfign on e old pce,l Tents. at the fame ti me, its compliments of c dence on account of the death of the Prince and Pre fi dent whole memory cannot be too much revered ; and he has the honour to afore the refpedable ill Affembly that the wifhes of t h e Imperial Court wbe ful filled, when it know s the happy c hoice made in the perfon of his focceffor, his Excellency Count Ale- TONIO COlit/TO DEL ZANTI, a Nobleman, potTeffing and diftinguifhed for the moil valuable qualities. In Ifulfilling the orders of his Court, the underfigned I takes this opportunity to declare his perfonal refpeds, and to prefent to the illuftrious Government the af ' furance of his pedal deem and high confideration. (Signed) is LIONARDO GRATTAGLIANO, " Imperial and Royal Conful." May att.—The following is the anfwer which has been returned by the Prefident of the Senate to the Conful of his MAJESTY the Ennio& of Glassily Thekdinfahrr Government has feen. Sir, in the Miffion which it has pleafed the Auguft Court of Vienna to entruft you with, a precious pledge of the g oodnefs of his Timm at MAJESTY towards them,' and the intereft he tak es in the profperity of t h e' 1 Amiens ittpubfit. Honoured with the favour of that magnanimous Sovereign who is the Regenerator and nt protedor of the Septivislar Nation, its Governme will find its happinefs complete in the cfteem and confidence that other Powers lball exprefs for it, ana l it will endeavoot always to be deferving of them by a good adminatration. It is fingulatly grateful for the regret that your Avon sr MONARCH has deigned ,1 to exprefs for the loft the Septintular Nation has loitered by the death of that Chief to whom clic State was fo much indebted. The faithful organ ofl the National gratitude, the Senate manifefts the joy that it experiences from the generous fentiments of your Imperial Court, and it announces to you that the high price it attaches to it equals the pr rofoun o d refped it has for his IM PERIAL MAJESTY, your S y f CAN, and the intereft it takes in the profperity 'of your nation. I feize, Sir, with pleafure this op portunity of expreffing to you the efteem of the senate, as well as my private efteem, and to allure you of the defire the . Government has to give you at all times proofs of its confideration. " ANTONIO COMUTO, is Prince and Prefident." P.IRLIAMENTART PROCEEDLNGS. NOOSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JULY 3:. The Houfe having affembled at half paR one o'clock, their Lordllsips proceeded to bufanefs, when, on the motion of the Loan C H ANCILLLOR, the con fideration of a number of peremptory orders was pollponed until to-OVIMIII. At three o'clock his 111/111111TT entered the Houk, and being in his Royal robes, feated on the Throne with the ufttal folemnity. Sir FILANCIb Mt:mimic:, Gentleman thiter of the Black Rod, was fent with a meffage from his MAIL, rY to the Houfe of Com mons, commanding then attendance in the Houk of Peers ; the Commons being conic thither ac cordingly, the SPEARIR addreffed his Komi as fOAOV/11:-- 0 MOST GRACIOUC SOVSSSICS, " We your MAJEsTy's vita dutiful and loyal fub jefts, the Commons of Great Blitain and Ireland in Parliament affembled, approach the foot ni your MAJISTIf'S Throne, with fentiments of unfeigned loy and reverence. Thc Bill which I hold in my sand, completes the fupplies for the pram year. Thefe, Sire, we have appropriated to the further fop. port of your MAJISTY'S Houfehcld, and the honour and dignity of your Crown, to the naval and mil; tail defence of the Realm, and to the various Cervices of your extended Empire. In providing for thefe grants, large in their amount, and commenfurate ' with the extraordinary demands of the times in which we live, we have neverthelefs Readily perfevered in our former courfe, by railing a large proportion of our fupplies within the year ; and we have now the prond fatisfaBion to fee, that the permanent debt of the (late is rapidly diminaing, at the fame time that the growing profperity of the country loss ftrcngthcned and multiplied all its refources. Con templating the war in which we are engaged, the charafter and the means of our enemy, and the pulli hie duration of the ccntett, although we are leaders of its itfue, we have neverthtlefs deemed it nut in difpenfable duty to deliberate with unremitting foli- citude upon the heft fyitern for oar military defence : and the voluntary fpirit f f your pestle, fecontiiiig the views of Parli a ment, has at the fame time ani mated all ranks of men with an alive defile c,l at taining to (uch a Rate of difcipline in arms, as may enable them fuecefsfully to ca.operafe with ) oui MA)/ STY'S regular and veteran forces. 1 ha% for midably armed and powerfully Cußained, we twit ...- -_-- ...__ - _ ._ ~. . • • 111.111119 rived at Berlin, from a grand tone to Vienna, MIDDLESEX ELECTION.and Smyrna, loac bear, Fedneatote, Joie 15...- . Se i reral French (hips in lhould not be fu of at al were we to bear, that, lately arrived at Conftantinop e . f _ _ , under pretence of- h •&s of ---.--- paying h i, is &vein to the King of with Trench mantafailiired goods, which old a Sweden,he would haver he audacity to approach the very low price, r r HE Friends of Sir FRANCIS BURD7,TT, re. Trench frontiers, and vifit 1 7 , anconia, Baden, Swabia , thanks to t e prep ice Turks in favour of Englifli produftions, -Is Edina to the Neighbourhood a OXFORD SIRELT, will soket Any day during the Mattson. at the ARGYLE ARAM, ntra and _Bavaria . . Let him, however, not forget the elit The French privateer from Ancona, w hi c h a ARGYLE -S I REET, OXFORDS FREeT, to confider the bett of .1-/It•lf at Munich , SO 0 PINCE,. MIT df S Sit at attacked an Englifh flop front Malta, at A t u h a e t t .tan of 'nick harbour, is detained by the mesas of keovior his Fee 'llan: Studtgardt.-Le Citoyen Framed:. LORD VISCOUNT CANNON . is the Chat. The Eleftor of Bava:ia• has crdered an encamp - tion of the laws of neutratity • vernor. until fatisfaltion Is _obtained for fuch a vi ------------. --- -- -----,-- Inert of te,ooo men, to be forme d next September, hd t untss EX ELECTION. A commercial treaty is negociating at Bern, 'THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of near Munich. His Highncfs it pei kitty in the right to be on his guard. whillt Atifiria has loch an none- t ßaron HA public. -I- the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX are earnettly r equefted to The Pru ffi an Miniftcr , ween France and the Helvetian Republic. steed at Brentford To-morow Morning early, to givethetr o..es I Cefrarily numerous body of troops on foot, under in favour of Sir FRANCIS BURGLIT, and In fupport of the In. pretence of manceuv ring. The protedlion. alone, had the minifkerial portfolio, has left Berlin fu, at the County. linwerer,oi the Emperor a eoc ea, is more than fuf- , s for fume time during Count HAUG‘ciTa'S abc, • der atitt opens every morning at ohs o'clock, and cliffs at fourpte et% e is ig me s torn e ani ito ficicnt to - f.• h' H' I f• I th lit' us Though the Dutch Ambaffador Se. in M ai r cr ea pretriely. ' both of Auiltia and Rullia, and all'Eutupe to- mate at Templebetg. 'llle friends of Sir Francis Burdett meet daily at his houfe, No. views 78, Meat:illy , where c ommunicadqm reforesting the cholas are getter —(Ls- Ca' oyen Franrth.) icquelled to be made. j i GREGORY, Chairman. The Emperor of Ruffia, - or rather his Minifters and has 4m b p: ff e t a e d n o t e r d t o h t i his creden tials r ßa e dtean.tiiaales Republic , has no obtained any new ones, which cattle many to STATE OF THE EIGHTH DAV* POC.I. : Counfellors, has every where emitraries, who ender Francis Burdett - - 1030 Mr. Mainwering - - - 2094 sour to reduce the inhabitants of other countries to Government, and that Sens tame cern lila& wi that Come change will take place in the Bat 11; ti --- V --- FREEHOLDERS et the COUNTY of MIDDLES-EX-. emigrate and fettle in Ruffia. To people thole wafte one of the principal places. GINTLEIiaII ...ORES', May 26.-M. LiRATTAGLIAIIOS t... 011 defa - rts of its inhospitable climate, Helvetia has fur- cu, -,PT - •-• IF I cannot bOaft an increare of my Majority in con- nilhed its quota. and Come hundred citizens of our , , ka 11111 ...WIT,/ the EMPIROII of GERMANY, ha A fequence of tea ts dy's Poll, I can congratulate you on thedepartments near the Rhine, of the ei-devant Paled- the 14th inftant, a public audience in the S , of the exertio of my Friends, in preventing greot numbers nate, have followed their exateple. The Emperor where he delivered the following noter..... of psions from [welling the Lifts of my Opponent by peijured has, therefore, ordered all his Prefefts, Commanders, " The underfigned is ordered by the In I cL orome toasters of this kind, which have betn detedlol this and Police Commifraties, to put art op to this emi- and Royal Court to prefent to this refpedab day, the Sheriff thought it les duty t° difgrace the wretches who gration, by not permitting any pen in future to bad been prevailed upon Ouse to pronoun therniaves.by titian trots the Rhine, without a pats from the Minifter of vernment its affeitionate congratulations and ; them from one end of the hula, rt to the other. Every day, in- deed, of this sledtion a ff ords teeth confirmatioos of the truth, that . Police, VOUCH.. Every Foreign or French Emil- ri Alterably of the attar _H a t r a i_ cqu t i l t i s e h ii i i m uft relf ou o s f this honourable mill the fuccds of my antsconla depends upon the tiogk chance cf Lary, who is &reacted in attempting to engage the "" u "g fish throngs of ntanufaritured votes being produced in his favour, people to emigrate, is to be immediately Wed as an of the Imper ial Court, and of the fineere which it takes in the confoUdation and profile that a fulficicrit mamba may e feap.:4letolliou, to fiord hint, Once uniasubeur, and fhot. this riling Repuislic, whole deliny is fo tai mare, a " colourable majority." This Is a 'Wm, Gentlerneo, which I fed It to be my duty to A letter from his Majefty the Emperor to the Pre its again and again rave your a ttention. It interelts you even adent of the General Confillory of the reformed dearer to it, as pratefted and guaranteed by a its. antient friend and ally. The underage uwee Sham sinfell• I have at itake • fest In Paihammt but for • Church. dated St. Cloud, June 24, lays, ;' As loon few lean ; but If tbe Ektlion can be carried, as ft is attempted rents. at the Came time, its compliments of con as this letter is received, the Senatus Confultum of the s f o be, by exits whokhanowe on oa t : quillirti . onutryhan..thfeczeiii. indeed, 28th Floreal (18th May) is to be read in the pulpit, on account of the death of the Prince and Pr h peso will yen be robbed of your f ro sehifes, an d t h e uon fli tu tfousi A t las and the miaillers of the reformed religion are to o f whole memory cannot be too much revered he has the honour to afore the refpeftable A whisk Fogianno have been ufed to educate shove an priee,will on his occafion as their miniftry preterit:we to them." teak to be of any value. It behoves cven the few Freeholders who In crinfequence, a (entice of thanks to the A Laic:wry that the wifhes of the Imperial Court will filled, when it knows the happy choice mac favour the karma of Sir Frauds Burdett to c onfider, that by aid• for the alkali - 100 of tees eaafr which is fupported by fuck means, they c ontribute to the Emperor was ordered to be • heirown disfranebiktnent. Gender's., lam out advancing vague celebrated in all churches open to the reformed eels- perfon of his (ocean?, his Excellency Cot TOIIIO COVIIITO OIL ZMITI, a Nobleman. p sad ssfoooded charges, bet laring end notorious troths ; for the gion on the Bth of nest month. and diftinguifhed for the moft valuable quail; wsetwant w o f which I "i• appea l to th• leak* of con' •De who Never before have In many brilliant eqiii pages and trey il te ult d th ay P ; whore beilt Is imP e g d t ; 1 1 e t f h or e ro y m ant e mat li 'elks been feen in Fiance and at Paris as on the des fulfilling the orders of his Court, the und 7• takes this opportunity to declare his perfonal palpable pc:Tories which are thief% att pted y to be ted. of the firft prefentation of the diplomatic corps to the e el s antormisate that the law doss not afford any immediate pro- Emperor. and to prefent to the illuftrious Governmen furance of his perfe& efieem and high confid, es for fo grafi a crime • bat I Main pledge myfelf, u fmedlly as Cardinal FISCH IS appointed Grand Almoner to (Signed) 55 LitOHARDO GRATT AG rilible.•• brig( th e PiIIL4PsI offenders to Jun" In the mean the Emperor. his nephew. " Imperial and Royal t i m e I trait that you will think, tt incumbent toms you to oppcie, by every eureka in your power, F reaks which. if freccfsfui, The French Miniticr at Hefre Darmftadt, HIS. Mae 28.--The following is the anfwer v malt perm fatal to your own rightssand thofe of your puiterity. Fes 0 ea, has obtained from the Chancellor LACS. I have the honour so be, Gentlemen • PlOll a diploma as a Member of the Legion of o- been returned by the Prefident of the Sena Conful of his MAJESTY the Etyma of G, .lifair Webs . _ . sit sad clouted hornlike Servant. nour. A revenue of 640 li vres (271.) is attached tout . s• litlaymenth-ftrect,Josy si, a m e . G. B. IidAINWIUiGNG. The TheSeptinferfirr Government has feen. 5 Count de Parini has palled through Franck- Million which it has pleated the Auguft FIATS Or TIM POLL. 1 Mr MAiNWASING t. 5,094 Sir FEANCSSBUIDES T - so3o fort on his way to Ruffia. where, report lays, he is Vienna to entruft you with, a precious 'islet again to occupy a great place in the miniftry. goodnefs of his Turaatat. MAJESTY towel The Auftrian Genet ti Sesta has arrived at Augf- and the intereft he takes in the profpesi; Majority for Mr. Niainwarine 64 --;--;----•------------ burgh from Vier•na, charged with Come miffion, re- lonian Reprat. Honciured with the 'buoy MIDDLESEX ELECTION. lative to the military contra:lst:if the laft war. magnanimous Sovereign who is the Regent "-- j k COMMITTEE of the FRIENDS of Mr. In the beginning of June, fevers Spanifh (hips an- prote&or of the SeptiVislar Nation, its Gc 4 3 .• M an Al i N t Wlt t l i NG I St fi e t eve u rLday at the f l i t ilo ha w v i e ng Place: 4 cbored before Conflantinople. 'They intend to fail will find its happinefs complete in the c . prop:ie.:S i te be parrA a r Slt ;lAN CIA BuseeTT; sod ago any for the Black Sea and to load sgßin there. Formerly confidence that other Powers lballexprers I 1 account &truth rrecholders u have not yes polled, will be atoß the Spaniards received this produition by Fre thankbany mused' nc h and to the war Ihips; but thanks to their neutrality. , a it will endeavnot always to be deferving o good adminiftration. It is fi ngulaely g Atha 7. Carey-areet, Lincolienlnn.fields. At Mr. Willock's, Na ig,Goiden-lquare, /MR of Brewer-Rost. which prevents our (hips from failing with (Atty. At N o . 1 6. w e n c id e .4 they teem now determined to procure it thonfelves MIDDLESEX ELETION, the regret that your Auou se Mon mica h to exprefs for the lots the Septinfular I The Miniller of the Mat ine and of the Colonies State was fo much indebted. The faithfc qIRFRANCIS BURDETT talks a great deal has written, on the tith of this month (Jnly) to the the National gratitude, the Senate manife ..." shoot Calumny at the dole of orrery day's Poll. In the name Pt efea of the Arm:d.j.:nth:, at L'Oricnt. the follow- that it experiences from the generous fei ~ At Fufil ... _ . lt , r i__ _-------.-----"nbi Coffee-haute, Holborn. by trading direely in the Levant. coffered by the death of that Chief to alas Freeholders or Mtddiefes, we pot one tingle qualm to hint, in; Letter : your Imperial Court, and it announces t tmi to;I:t lal aa risk i l ' f i r; gar zifY A enm f r it .'di uti a ' tcntb-atWhebrileClh;Cb°eNN"- " The exhaufted Date of the maritime infeription, the high price it attaches to it equals th vleted cii thou Teeaso i r a did not M. I c ciooswoer a , of the Monjeur, and the acknowledged impoffibility of cons- retied it has for his 1 -01PilliAL MAJIST' ; Temple. make a Deed trrnit of O'CONNoR's Property to Sir pleting in (cameo, the equipments of the veffels of yeas:on, and the intereft it takes in the 1 FRANC: , Be"s 1.1 " ° Te l ; __l±' ----oicur• " couhrcation I Gov ernMent, liave determined his Majefty tn the of your nation. I feize, Sir, with pleafi MIDDLESEX ELECTION . point, as you have already been informed, t hat the rrtunity of expreffing to you the eft Cv . o ACH E S will be provided at the following detachments of the Land Forces fhould be embarked :ienates as well as my private eileerns at " 4, -. 4 places To.otorrow Morning, at feven o'clock precifely, and in order to fupply the deficiency of tailors. In order you of the defire the. Government has to , every Morning during the Etedlion, at the lane hour, far the 1 to derive from this meafure sill the advantage that all times proofs of its confideration. porde of toroperong the FREEHOLDERS in the Unseen. of 1 GEORGE MOULTON MAINWARING. Elq. to and from can be expefted from it, his Imperial Majefty is in- " AUTOOIIO I BeClitford, vb. ailed to excite the emulation of the troops by encou- " Prince and The Pantheon, Oxford-road. ragcments proportioned to the Cervices which they as------ ------- 1 Parvenu:lt-erect. oepontc st. janaes's Church, Pieeadoty (hall perform on board; and thefe are the difpors- PARLIAMENTART PROCEED °moan e f t Inn. Holborn. tions that he has fixed upon in this refpee, counting --. i , Cierkenwett Green. from the tit Therseiticr, year ra ; and during the HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JU 1 IClOgton Greco. Orient Whitedispel Church. coutre of the year 13, on the of of every month, The Houk having affembled at ht will be di,tributed prizes of encouragement for the o'clock, their Lordthips proceeded to bar ()make Shoreditch Church. Court Hook, Welklofe-fquare. land troops who Gall be embarked on board the on the motion of the Loan CHANCELS. , bliadwell, opperate the Church. etffels and armed frigates. fideration of a number of peremptory --- -;;-.=•;----;--•-:-----_----------__=1..---- " The Sett prises Shall be eight franca Tisk fball be decreed p a pone d unt i l umunirnw . FRANCE. to the Soldiers who Icing well acquainted with the ule of the oar, At three o'clock his 111/111ISTV enters I famed to the emetic of puns, and knowin well how to Mang t • •••-•-•••••-•.. manoeuvre among Oullows,lhall ho in a coollition either cored or and being in his Royal robes, feated o PARIS, JULY to let the fails. with the dual folemnity. Sir Feascit I There is a kind of fraternity between the Englills e The Oxon& prizes Own be of four francs. There doll be art. Gentleman Utter of the Black Rod, w; troops in India. and the Ruffian troops • in Perfia. i' m well still d . f i n i t , :d to th s e a So be lt o s whobelng acau t ai b intzl:: dr . t r e sseenten rm .., ; meffage from his Mate sre to the HI , . While the former bravely defeet defencelefs Mabrat• Sall Th e made thenifelves ronarkable in t his edited. I ' mons, commanding their attendance tag aol Hindoos, the latter no lets bravely conquer " The third pdees (ball be three francs. There ball be decreed of Peers ; the Commons being cow s , and aiperfe Come difarnted friends of liberty in to the Soldiers who Chan apply thanfelves with seal to the czercife cordingly, the SIIIIRIR addreffed his . l i• Georgia. The province Imiretia hat been nccupied f oi s t t he oa t r i, s e nt ant b e t accounted good rowers ; ten prises of each follows ed among every hundred men embarked on by the Ruffian foldiers, without refiftance, under pre- board a vcffel or a frigate. to MOST GRACIOUS 5055 RI :cm. tence, that its mountainous fituation was favoirrable " , teen number of troops embarked doubt be under one bun. 4 ' We your MAJESTY'S nioft dutiful as a refuge for robbers; when, in fait, it was the la& dred,thea the j ot:e'er filch kind ball be reduced in proportion. jells, the Commi•ns of Great Blitain ; refuge fur liberty in the Per fian empire ; as, for thirty ' The nit 661dw " mi . o onfa e s dud enwlrtlevererytheogrortiglabt:.deter- joyF:tarliameltaeml,, approach which the mined by the Cap The 11111 centuries before, no foldier of 3 tlefpot ever claret: to .. Th. lift Mall be read on the di of each month, by she Agent IVI , J a sTY s Throne, with fentimentt pollute it with his pretence. The great dirt pal of of Accounts, and the prises difitibuted before the crew and the and reverence . the t he hu s fete the there co untries cattle' Europeans to life fight lacith ;it troops embarked. their real and relative value and conlequences; and, e Mention (ball be made of the prizes difiributed, as well upon There, Sire, we have appropriated to ; the roll of the Cali mop . crew, as on that of the t s embarked. while we Sue here combating and int; iguing for tome . port of your MAJISTV I Houfehold, i " .1 he Captains Commandant of °elide and trips" rosy reuse and ~ , of f e w towns , villages, nr rivers, .1 no fignifficance, the number or prizes of every kind, if they know that among the tognsty your Crown, to the is tilt. F nglifis and Ruffians are ennineti..g provinces itt faleiers embarked, a fullieient number cannot be fo wear datum. tary defence of the Realm, and to the 1 I the E aft, the tevenues of which arc greater than thole of moll kingdoms in Europe. V.e t ritlt , ;.l as to tlefU.vc out tic whale of the prises lbOkatlbcdiftri - of your extended Empire. In pros are L'Arellerieg ul- 1 . 111 prises of encourag marine g rants ' lar g rree,,t Stall be paid front the e in their amount, and each other for pebbles. while they are decorating them- fond. with the extraordinary demands of th ' i • felves with real diamonds. The yearly revenue of the "It b undcrfi od tit the troops of Marine Artillery embarked we live, we have nevertht leis ft eadi 1 , 1 1 late Ed ,n i x conqncfts in India, is greater than thole 0 f the ki n odrima ni . Pruffia, Naples, Swe Jen and Den. at " I " Untr Y o f moo not parue,oate it. t!.efs prises, as al air .ay is larger eon that our former courfe, by railing a lark the lire, Lacc the re g uisuion of the t sok Elorrat, our fupplies within the year; and v ye : , It. mrde T.:. :-..... 111 I 5 Noce- ( ' .ti , t. 1.. he pay of the Gut. mark, to ether t and the revenues of the Ruffian ttfur.proud fatisfa&ion to fee, that the g , s. Id hays and aura . of n ; ;.44 .4; ; jib; s woo it,, a arai .ci fhe 1141, r m.rreovres, potions in Per via amount to more that thole o f the 0 .oae r ate. ew e ern, r t arc, I.y the Cooliduzion idyll, fist:Oft th e R ate all rapidly ...m.n.....ng, • a t 1 11 ; i tiereclith and Deitilh m onarch's. We re oil y one attached t. ,he fc..-fetticc, th y toOtt not is be a l lowed to enjoy that the growing li , pe, that thofe detracts of the h an race and t, h .en r ,71. . , ,r , ,.1 , :,...r , :; r e ce d 5 ft: n r the : s t • l t el I J e lt . .lt y r i f t., Ct Vi,eathat is re s cix t -d i. profperity of t ftrengthtned and multiplied all its I . enfLairc rof mankind a ill finally quarrel an.,:vg ticrr.- „ ir , : ,. templating the war in which we a (elves, and that his Majrily our f..lnperor will Lc .. Yen ta:II rot fail to c.t.ort rate, :.. far 2% you are concerned, eharaeter and the means of our Snell Coital as an umeire to kettle their •difagreemcnts.- Ntresanr, to; t a ur.• •!.. . it...t, ...laic 4.lifi ofitions cootaiacd so- hie duration of the ccntett, althoog oared* Deinfirere. i. ;.•t.... ~:.. :.....,„-.: ;•••..,.. Tr, .1' r.l fu i:lpeetion, sod nod- o f it. ilfue, we have neverthelea 4 It is imputing that Ate German Sovereigns per. 1 .'.. i ."' - ..... '.. ~• -0 '''' ' . sten i . .. ' •. ''' ' r ' v." cot • wh 6 , 11 4 "kful difpenfable duty to deliberate with i ., it Balla e mit - Aries ard political agents to travel .a .. the / 1f.......... koost.l. 11. yO•t. ' ',tied) " DECILLL.,• citude upon the heft tykes for oar air ;heir tetritorits, backwards'and trrivards, with- In the department e f •••=.- - tc upwards of thirty and the voluntary fpirit t f your • art any redtaioot cr apprthenfron t.erli tl . e:r pin:. cornolitines have it.l:lcl from :or. hurricane, accom- the views of Parliament, has at t d int or—, n; la ithaaniling float Ilse example o i panied ds ith a I.ati ,Im. Sr.:LI:I indica were blown mated all ranks of men with an a DrAki . p. j,. 'treat. The Eot,lifti Me to the s hvir, reverdl ! elk'''. stele %4(•111.1-.., and a waft taining to fuch a Rate of difcipline fof 5 ....Jen. p v , i0 ;,1,,,.;•1iin thee lad number or cattle laid's!. Ja c li in tie department of enable them faccefsfully to co.o n nosh, i...:n :1...:r.i -. . ..-1 1).nt;.ark, Meciticn• the Rhors tie 5t:d.:;.....ts udv It:Fel - col a great deal MAJ,STV's regular and vet I, . . ,t,, Ytuffita, Saxony, a nd Aultsia. Lately he a:- item hail. midably armed and powerfully I ____-___--maimommmmENIMMINNEMEMEMEIMIEMIIIIM. Majority for Mr. Ulan , wariag _ MIDDLESEX LLECTIO W. CONINILTTEE of the FRIENDS of Mr. MAINWAVUNCI win fit every day at the following Places, where any Intorructioa relative to bad votes which have been, or are propatdtobepoltedfurSitFawntta BoulT aoany a ccount of filch trecholders as have ant yet polled, will be aloft thankfully moved I At No. 7. Carty4lreet, Lincollea-lnn-fields. At Mr. Willock's. NO.l9,Gaiden-lquare, comer of Brewer-heat. At No. t 6, Wellelofe-fgaare. At Purnivarso Coffee-haute Holborn. MIDDLESEX ELEC CIONt S IR FRANCIS BURDETT talks a great d o eal about Comity at the dole of every day ' s PolL In Me mm debt Freeholders or haddleres, we pot one angle guenloo to him, and we due him to verify a ennitatiedice :....What O'CONNOR thought Miura ht that precarious fituation that he might b e con vidled of HIGH Twaasor, did not M. ILLINOSWORTO, of the Temple, matte a Ike/ 1 ?nit Of O'CONNOR'S Properly to bit FRANCIS BoaORT t . to COO it tratit cous.l'caLion MIDDLESEX ELEC TION. COACHES will be provided at the following places To4storrow Morning. at (even o'clock precalely, and curry Morning during the Eledlion, at the fame hoar, for the purr& of coinorring the FREEHOLDERS in the waren of GEORGE MOULTON NLAINWILILING. Efl. to and from Beentiord, The Pantheon, Or.ford-road. Parliamcnottreet. Orpofitc St. Jones's Church, Piendigy Camerae lkindvara ban. Holborn. Clerkenwel Orem lelngton Green. Oproate Viliiteehapel Church. Uptake Shorcditch Church. Coon Hook. Welklefe4queee. taandwell, wake the Church. FRANCE. • PARIS, }LILY so. There is a kind of fraternity between the Englifh troops in India, and the Ruffian troops in Perfia. While the former bravely defott defencelefs Mahrat• tar Hindoos, the latter no lefs bravely conquer and i•aiperfe Come difarnted friends of liberty in Georgia. The province Imiretia has been occupied by the Ruffian foldiers, without refitlance, under pre tence, that its mountainous fltuation was favourable: as a refuge for robbers; when, in fall, it was the laR refuge for 'Rainy in the Per Gran empire ; as, for thirty centuries before, no foldier of 3 defirot ever dared to pollute it with his prefenee. The great &Rance: of there countries cattle' Europeans to lore fight botth of (bete real and relative value and coulcquences ; and. while we ate here combating and intriguing few fume f e w towns, villages, or rivers, a no fignAcaoce. the Fnglifh and Ruffians are cooper i..g provinces in the tall, the revenues of which arc greater than thole of molt kingdoms in Europe. We are lAAlChetirg each other for pebble;, while they are decorating them- Irises with real diamonds. The yearly revenue of the late Englith conqttefts in India, is greater than thnfe of the ki n gdoms of Pruffia, Naples, Swe pen and this. mark, together ;and the revenues nf the Ruffian ttfur• pationt , in Pe; fia amount to more this; thole a the beredith and Danifh monarchs. Welve only one hi pc, that Ride deftroyets of the h an race and enflaver b of mankind will finally quarrel an.oag tlicm (elves, and that his Majedy our f..lnperor wilt Lc CA.ltti as an uravire to fettle their 'difagreemcnts.— , oared as Drinfirri. It is imputing that the German Sovereigns per. it !eigh th min:nice and political agents to travel r Astir tetritories, back wards 'and terwards, with. 11l any rxdtaint ar apprchenfton tom thc:r plots d ithikilltiing that the example i Dr Ak i rseent. The to the , tai•hin thee Litt n moth, t.,:n Mccklen• Yturga, SUOMI, awd 'Anita ia. L./L(4 he a:- that with the baling of Goo, we than viaorinully maintain your Ma; w sTY'S Throne, and tranfmit un impaired to our defcendants the molt perfe9 form of government which the world has ever experienced for the praalcal happinefs of mankind ; firmly per fuaded, that this Empire will long outtalk the Itorms which have overwhelmed the Continent of Europe and temerity hoping that other nations now fallen, may witnefs the deriruaion of a Tyranny founded o n fraud and viol ence, and cemented with innocent blood, and again recover their aixtient power and in dependence, as the bet guarantees for the future welfare end t ra nquillity of the civilized worl. h Bill which I have to prefect'. to your NW Err d s. is T CR e titled An Al for granting to Ids htstesTv a certain ton ot- Moulit out of the coufolidatedi Fund of Great Britain, and for applying a certain Sum of Money,therdn mentinned, for ' the S ervice of Great Brimin, for dm year one choufand eight hundred and four; and fur farthest appropriallus the Sapp—, ' granted In this Salon of Parliament: " To which your Commons, with 41 humility, en treat your MAJIIITT'S Royal Allem." The Royal Affent having been given thereto in the ufual form, his MAIRSTY then delivered a moll gra cious Speech from the Throne--which we have given in another parLORD C t of our paper. Then the ti•NCILLORs by bit com mand, laid, • MIIEYTT' I I hfv Loans AND CaNTLIMCN, It /Shia MaJefly's Royal Will and Pleafure, That this Parris• went be prorogued to Tuefday. the 4th day of htptember nazi to be then here holden; and this Parliament is accordingly Pro. roped Tudday, the 4th day of September nese' •-••••••- HOUSE OF coNIHoHs. The Route having met, Sir Fume's Mot.vmstsz came down with a Mefrage from his Majelly, corn. manding their attendance in the Houle of Peers ; whither the SPRAWL, * with a few Members, imme diately went. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST t. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Coutols, for money, Si 371 --for Await 571t -o. Rodocrd 3;fl-oinolum prem. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY i Bank Stock 160 India Stock 177 3 per Cwt. Red. Ann. 5701 India *oods, is. ae.illf. 3 per Ce.ot. Conf. 37t 37ft Imp. Apo 9 11-16 4 per Cent 76tfti Earbeq. Kills to diE pot. 5 per Coot. Nary 901. Ontuium 7,0 pron. 5,5 pct Cent. 1797 944 Foglith Tickets 171 178. Long Ann. izi 3-16 Conic& for ace. {lift Short Atm 3$ As we Rated yefterday, his Mai airy went in per t fon to the Houfe of Peers, and prorogued the Par• liament by a mofl gracious fpeech horn the Throne, —ln reading the fpeech, which occupied feveral leaves, two of them, happening to (lick together in tatting the leaf, were omitted to be read. It fo happened, that ►he charm began and ended two ecm plete paragraphs, fo that there was no incongruity 'to make the omilfion manifea at the moment. The I Speech, as it was originally defigned to be fpoken, we, afterwards read at the table of the Houfe of Com.: moos by Mr. S , on their return to their own chamber. We fubjoin the fpeech. The two para graphs omitted in the reading are thofe to which we have prefixed this mark*. a My LORDS AND GINTLRIIIII, • &Reel put an end to the prefent Sefton of Parliament, I aill &aroma of (sprain my entire approbation of the seal and off* chitty with wtrcb you have applied yourfelves, to the great dried* Of public concern which have come under your confident:Ma. • You ►ave wifely continued to dine. your attention to cheep. 1 conrogement and improvement of that retraabte and powerful 1 Volunteer Force, which the ardour and fpirk of my Subjcitts haws enabled me to eltabliffs, to au extent hitherto unexampled: you have at the fame time endeavoured to combine an additional saw bliihment for our domeltic defence with tics means of augmenting l our Regular Army, and of msionining it on fitch a kale as may be proportioned to the eireunittances of the times, and to the rank 'which this Country ought ever to bold among the Powers of ss• rope.` OtWILININ Of rat HOOSt Of COMMONS, "Yoe are entitled to my s. Armen acknowledgments, for the fee& proofs which you have giver me of your coollant and affettionate attachment to my perfon and family, and your regard to the honour and di,• . nity of my crown, by the liberal provlions which you havo made for the payment of the debt on my Civil Lot Revenues, and for furnilhing roe with the additional meant of defraying the inmate which has unavoidalily taken place In the rbffurcet branches of my erpenditure. • I mull alto return you my warmth thanks for the crenate provition which you have made for the exigencies of the public krike; end efpecially for the jolt and prudent attention which you have aewn to true economy, and to the permanent eecdit and welfare of the country, by the great exertions you have made for preventing, as far as Fallible, the accumulation of debt, and fee railing to large a proportion of the copences of the war within the year. • • MT LORDS AND 0 MIN. o I Wit now only to recomineod to you to carry into your re. fpettive Counties the fame seal for the public bunch which has guided all your proceedings. It will be your particular duty t.s inculcate on the minds of all dace of my fubjeas, that the pre. fervatlon of all that Is molt dew to them requires das continuance of their uaremitted orations foe the National Defense. The pre paration* which the enemy has long been forming , for the declar ed purpok of invading this Kingdom, are daily augmenting. and the attempt appears to have been delayed only with the view of procuring additional means (or carrying it into execution " Rnying on the kill, valour, and difripline of my Naval and Military Force, aided by the voluntary seal and native courage of my People, I look with confideoce to the Mae el this great coo 11.d. awl I doubt net that It will terminate, under the biching of NOVIDI NCI, not *sty in repelling the danger of the moment. bat to cftabliesing, In the eyes of Foreign Nations, the remit, of this country, on a bails never to be &deo. In addition to this brit and great ohlrdl, I entertain the animating hope. that the benefit to be derived from our fined . ..fel elation' will Dot tar con fiord within ourfcives : !A that, by their example, sad their ere kquences, they ni..y ka I to the re eftabLitunerit of faith a (Them in Europe as may rcfcue it from the precariosie Rate to which it is reduced, at I may finally talk an effeetual banter azalea the unbounded f,. hones et av;randisemciit and or/thetas *hits, thresteu every IrCepuident Nation that yet remains an the His hlctsTv dcl:vered tior Speech ins tone of esticoati.n acc:i.on v.l - .i4.1), while :t evinced the confeionfni fame time mind of tl prefcnt, ar relpeauie prefent cri were fo w yarry's ai and digni ceremony every col congratu ftration a Three The foll , they ha' a, Go from Pc thisusor fians atm thought to very Rossi/. inamcn (sires h If a RuMa biliLy. to obt: ed Sci Cu;