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GENERAL ELECTION. IiAMPSHSRE,—TO WIT. SIR EDWARD HULSE, Batnuct, Sheriff of the County of Southampton, having received his Majcity's Writ, under the Great Seal of the 'Joked 1(!ng,:om of Great Stit.iin and Ireland, far the k.kaion of TWO Knight; to ferve for tho. County, in the l'ar!iamet,t to he holden at the City of N'eftniiofter, on the 'I hirty.fittt Day of Ac-isit nett, do, in ohnlit nee to the laid Writ, and of the fevtral Statutes in that cafe mule, her. by proclaim and give puhlie Notice, that at a Sp. eial County f'uurt, which wi.l be holden at the Cattle of r, in and for the (aid County, on Monday, the a ath Day us July inftant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, purfuatit to the Statute in that cafe made and provided, I !hall proceed to filch and whet e all Pei funs interefted therein, will he heard, a...d are to give their Atteni:ance accordingly. Dated at the fail Cattle of Witteheiler. this IS day of July, ttioa. DW ARD HULSE, Sheriff. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. YEOMANRY. and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of KENT. osv - rttsteN, HAVING at the County Meeting this day, at the requeft of a numerous arid refpsAable Body of in depi nd.int Freeholders. propnfed Mr. Hosrwoon as a Can di! ite to repewnt till.: County in the earning Parli.utient, we h the fatisfadion to infor.n you, that the thew of hands w. s deziared by etc High Sheriff to he in his favour. air Edward Kiatchbull having declared his intention of R..nding a poll, we carneßly intreat your early attendance at the Election on Tuddayntzt, in fupport of Mr. Honywood. We are, Gentiemen. Your molt obedient humbk Servants, Maldflone, NARBOROUGH D'AETH. July s, tBcs. CHARLES POLHILL. _ . - •,• The Committee for condLaing Mr. Honywood's Elec tion in London will Et retry day at Mee.. Clarkfon's. N 0.39, VD:a-area, Strand, where all information is requdtcd to be forwarded. FRANCE. PARIS. JULY 3. France has acquired by the late war an extent of ten itory of 1498 fquAre leagues, and a popula• Lion of 4,39i,266 inhabitants ; namely, tiavcri, 411,700 The County of Nice, - • - 93.366 A +iynon du county Venaifto, and Dutch Flanders, aoodoo r!a•tricht and Vtatl,io, - _9oPco _ BA:4km. - - . 2.610.000 - The left Bank of the Rhine, - - - 1 , 6 5 8 ,5c0 C.•ne v a et rid its Territory, - - - - 40,c00 Muthanfen - - - - - 7200 A letter from Vienna Rates, that a Frenchman who had arrived there from Conflantinople, by Bu chareti, had confirmed the news from Wallachia, where all was defolation. Passwas OcLou had ar.d burnt all the villages which he had taken, and the inhabitants were flying, taking with Lent their flocks. More than gOOO of them were encamped on the frontiers of Tranfylvania. The ?tine , : had quitted Bucharefl, which was expeded to be loon dcferted. A cordon of troops had been formed on the At& ian frontier, to preferve it from infult. The greater part of the garrifon regiments of Hungary Were Rationed there. Letters horn Rome Rate, that the KING of SAlt• DI NIA has chofen the Abbey of Sabiaco for his re treat. It is lituared upon a mountain in the Ro man State, on the frontiers of Naples. The Por F has Mrh:dden, under the molt revere penalties, the exportation of any works of Art, Antiques, ice. The Spaniat Cnnful at Tunis has tranfmitted in telligence to the Governor of Barcelona, that the difpotition of that Regency is alt . () holfile to Spain. JuLy 4.—GeneralKELLEassaw, Member of the Confervative Senate, has been appointed by that body a grand Officer of the Legion of Honour.— The Tribunate will affernble on Wednefday next to eletft a grand Officer from its number. We ate allured that the Legifiative Body will be convoked on the 7th for the lame purpofe. Citizen Crt AMPAGM v , our Ambaffador at Vienna, has made known to M.GIANSAvr I, the Neapolitan Miniller at that Court, that the French Govern ment has oppofed the reparation of the Kingdoms of Sicily and Naples, which Spain propofed in the Congrefs of Amiens. A letter from Niort Rates, that a father in the commune of S. Saturnin died fuddenly on receiv ing intelligence relpeeing one of his fons,who had been long abfent, and of whole exillence he had given over all hope. The Senator Gs EGOIRI has arrived at London. He intends, it is laid, to pay a vifit to Scotland to obferve the country as a phihtfopher, and fee men with whom he has long coincided in opinion.— Citizen VoLtt ay is alto in England, where he in. tends to remain fume time, and then proceed to the Spa. We learn ft um the Department of l'Ettre and Calvados that the price of grain there has expe rienced a conliderablc diminution : the different markets are well fupplied, and there is every prof pett of an abundant crop in thefe countries. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Peemullc, JUNE s.—Yefterday the Diet held its ninth fitting, and heard read the report of it s Cqmrnittee, relating to the completion of the Hun prian army. In the evening there was a grand 11411 to Court, to which the Members of the Diet Mere ..ivited. MILAN, jume rf our men of letters has commu , :icated the following particulars of the pc.:igree of BONAPARTE :--His family had its a : 1• 4 :n at Sarzena, where a mantifeript i, foui,d, in s !ugh tae family name of BONAPARTE is mention ed r.i ry as tke year t3on. There is, betides, a later in being from ANTONIO IVANI, Chancellor of Voltcria, u riiten to CESAR. BoNI PARTE in 1456. 1.1-dt-r the reigri oldie VIEC“N nc, 1370, the family of At.unatro.ot, BoNaratrr, l'iszzi, and fevcrai otlitrs, mere expelled Sarzena, as adherents of the So-ne to •I'ulcany, others If) Ow tica, %here the fon;ly of BOYAPARTI retired, a: LANDINELLI wrote in the year toko then BONA TEN rt.' Rossi alto flonrithed, who compiled a Chronicle on the origin of the city of Samna, and, among the noble families of that city, enumerate. that :tin of Boa %PARTE. In the National Lib; ar) at Paris there is a dramatic piece written by a cc: rain NICI4OLAS BONAPARTE,7Md printed in 1692. The fa. king of Rome in 1527, isaifo recorded by a JACOB D0X•P411.116 PITIatiVISR, Jun 11 LMITI, ap pointed by the French Government Commifrary. General of Foreign Relations 'in this City, has arrived here. He was fame years ago landed by the unfortunate Pcaousa at Kamtfchatka, and tent to Paris with his difpatches. On that occa fion he traverfed a great part of Ruffia, which he defcribed in the interefling account publithed by him of his travels. He retitled three years at Conflantinople, where he married a Greek Lady. Our Ambatfador at the Court of London, Count Woemtzow, has alto arrived here; he met his Majefly the Ea PEIOR at Narva, and travelled fe veral miles in his company, as his Majelly was defirous of converting with him. VI ENNA, JUNI. 1g. — Betides the irruption which Passwa OGLou has made into Wallachia, the brigands who ravage that province, and who have increafed from Soo to Sono, fpread every where terror and alarm. They have repulfed the troops of the Hofpodar, and the armed men whom the Boyars, that is to fay, the nobles of the country, and the counfellors of the Prince, had tent againit them. They do not properly form a part of the troops of Passwam Ootou, but they aft under the command of that rebel, which renders them much more formidable : the booty they have got is immenfe. It is laid, that to,cco Ottoman troops are on their march to relieve Wallachia. FRANCK/01LT, JUNI 26.—The private Treaty concluded on the toth of May at Paris, between the French Republic and the Duke of Worms slum, has juft appeared in the Batavian Journals. In this treaty the Prince folemnly renounces in fa vour:of the French Republic his rights of fovereign ty to the countries and domains on the left bank of the Rhine. His Serene Highnefs renounces alfo all demands of reftitution he might make to the French Republic, either on account of arrears, or the non enjoyment of the rights and revenues of the ceded countries, and all other claims anterior to the prefent treaty. The French Republic, on its fide, promifes its good offices to obtain for his Serene Highnefs territorial indemnities which, as far as poffible, (hall be convenient and agreeable to his Serene Highnefs, and adequate to the loffes of every kind he has Curtained by the war, and to the advantages and privileges attached to the ceded countries, &c. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, JUNE IS.—Prince WILLIAM of Gxoucssraa who arrived here yellerday travels incog. under the title of Duke of Connaught. His Royal Highnefs will embark on Saturday on board the LATOMA frigate for Stockholm. This morning, after the review, his Royal High nefs the Crown Prince fet off, with his Adjutants, for Holtlein, the Princes having already gone be fore to Corfoer. To-morrow their Royal High mires will pafi the Belt, and, if the wind be fa vourable, will arrive in the evening at Horfens. We expea here a new regulation of great im portance refpeeling the internal defence of the Kingdom, and an entirely new organization of the National Troops : little of the contents is yet known, except that all recruiting in the exterior is to be laid aside ; the difference which has till now fubfilled between troops become national, and the Land Militia, to be abolifhed, and the time of fcrvice to be diminiflied from eight to fix years. The frigate Fliederichileen has failed for the Weil Indies, and the frigate Elven for the Baltic. LA week 188 (hips palled the Sound. PRUsSIA. BERLIN, JUNE 19. —It is faid. that the EMPEROR of Russia will firm a camp in Lithuania, near Grodno. Should this be the cafe, the reigning EM TREES of Russia with the Plincefs, her filter, will go thither, where theic PRUSSIAN MAJESTIES will return the vifit of the Ruffian Imperial family.— According to letters from Memel, every thing there is on the molt elegant and fplendid footing. The Adjutant Generals who attend the EMPEROR, are the Count LIVEN, fon to the Chief Lady of Honour to the youngelt of the Grand Duchetles CarmLlLlPis and ANNE, and Prince WOLCHONS KY. It is thought their 14AJESTISS will return by the way of Warfaw. The pafrage of couriers through this city, particularly between London and Peterf burgh, is now more frequent than ever. Citizen DUSIOUSTIER, Captain of the Confular Guard, who was difpatched to Memel with letters from the FIRST CONS UL for the KING of PRUSSIA, and the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, is returned. He left Memel on the s tth, arrived here on the t 7th, and continued his route the fame night to Paris. YefLerday morning, at eight o'clock, the body of the deceafed Baron Ktwormsz, Imperial Ruf fian Ambaffador to the Courts of Prutlia and Saxony, was interred with great pomp, the fune ral being attended by Count HAUGWITZ and all the Diplomatic Corps. HOI.LAND. litoor, JULY 2.—The fpirited oppofition which has been made to the late arbitrary and un conllitutional ael of the LegiflativiAffembly, in prolonging their fitting, has drawn down magif terial vengeance on our plitical writers and prin ters ; the printing.nfiices of come of the latter have had the national teal affixed to their doors, and the velliclesolaniniadverlion have all been pi elk d. No particular pair:get that we hear have been celeOed as libellous, but our Government, accufere and Judges, do not deem it proper or fare to tolerate tree political difcuffion.—The voice of truth, however, cannot be Itifled ; nor men be intimidated to filence who have In long contended for the liberty of the prefs and the rights of the Citizen. A low produCtion, entitled the Schitinewr, is, however, fuffered to fee the light; lint then his Majc ily the agent of Police revifes the proofs, fcratehing out all the objectionable pal- Cages, which has induced fume wags to chriften it the Ws/ 7ournall The Public are not a little ansimis to learn the event of this cornett between our clofet and our cufhion Legal:tiers. The kreants and platemen drained for the Eall bat Colonies and the Cape of Good Hope, are now embarking in the Texel. The Governor Ge neral of the lall-mentioned place will fet off for the Texel on the oh init. The King of Pa u‘spe is expeCted back to Berlin on the sth or 6th of this month, when his Majefty will take pofreffion of the countries allotted for his (hare of the indemnifications. We hear that BONAPARTE'sjourney to Belgium, and along the Rhine, is fixed pofitively for the 24th of July. It is alfo Paid that he will be ac companied by General BEITHIER, and the Adju tant-General Du aoc. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY S. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKs 3 per Cent. ConNs 7 9 3 f ror opg. Reduced 74-4 per Cent. New 5 per. C. tosf• Old 3 per C. to 111.--Omniam pAr i prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YES FERDAY 3 pee Cent. Red. 74} f 3 Per C. 01111% 74i 74 ex. die. 4 per Can. 9011 i 3 per C Ann. tosi toil d. S per Cent. t 797 logi tog Long Azus sift India Stock 222 k with dlv. Imp. 3 per Cent. 73t 72i} Excheq. Bills ts. prem. Omnium par prem. Engl:th Tickets t roa Coll for Ace. 7ji 76 75i In the preceding Columns we have given feveral Articles received by the Dutch Mail of yefterday, and tome by the Hamburgh Mail of this morning. By the latter we have received a more ample de tail of the ceremonies which took place at Memel at the Royal interview than had before reached us. We (hall, if we can find room, give it a place t'-morrow. This morning we received Paris Journals to the 6th infant, Extrafts from which are alfo given in the preceding Columns. Five per Cents. ;3 fr. 40 c. It appears •by the Gazette of Tuefday night, that Lord CASTLIREAOH IS appointed Prefident of the Board of Controul, in the room of the Earl of DARTMOUTH. The Hon. C. WYMDHAPI left town on Tneftlay morning early to meet his brother, Lord Etna. ?Amor. They arc both going to the Continent for a few months. Lord HOLLAND gave a grand dinner on Tuef. day, at Holland Houfe. Among the company prefent was his Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES. • Lady SI/ARIGHT gave a grand dinner yeller day to a fele& party of friends. Mrs. SrArro►a, of Hill-ilreet, had laft night a fclea card party. The Countefs of HARRINGTON had a fele& par ty of friends on Monday at her houfe in the Stable yard. Lady WAR aaw gave a grand (upper on Monday evening, at Kingffon Hoare, to a party Of about fixty perfons of fafhion. The Panics, Lady TAINCILIID, Lady ALMlllia CARPIIITLI, the Coun tefs of AYLESBURY, MTS. SMITH, Lady MANNERS, &c. &c. were prefent. Mrs. EMERY, the mother of EMMY. the Co median, appeared at the Haymarket Theatre on Tucfday evenin7, for the fira time on the Lon don boards, in the charaaer of Dome Afhfiedel, in the Comedy of Speed the Plough. Her performance was received with general applaufe. On Wednefday fe'nnight the workmen began to pull down Pilgrim-greet Gate, in Newcatile ; an unwieldy piece of antiquity, which has long been complained of as a great nuifance. The following curious circumfiance is a fad: Some time fince, four hens Brayed from Mr. Tho ma, Butler's, (Outerthwaite Hall, in Cartmel) and were given up as loft. But, on Monday the 28th ult. the vagrants returned to their old quar ters—and brought with tbensixofive fine young chickens. The beautiful grey Imre Symmetry has been re cently purchafed of Mr. Havracovs, by Mr. Sm rru, of Market Weighton, at a high price, to take to Ruflia ( fuppofed for ;he Emperor).—He is allowed to be one of the haudfomea horfes in England. The only incident we have heard of to excite rifibility on the Jay of the Lift afcenfion of GAR REa tea Balloon, was the order given by WILLAM, the Farmer, to his men, to impound all the horfe nien they found trefpafling on his fields. By them his grafs and inclaures fultained confiderable in jury. The firlt thing the men did was to rail up all the gates, and other avenues leading out of the fields ; and they aaually impounded not only the horfes, but the riders, to the amount of about 60, affording great amufement to the mob collated to fee this extraordinary levy carried into execution. The horfemcn were releafed, but the hot its detained. On Saturday were interred, in St. James New Burying Ground, the remains of the late Dr. GARNETT. The following are the particulars of Lord So straviLta's accident:—lt was occafioned by his Lordlllip's attention being attrafted from the road to an obeli& lately eteCted on the grounds of HSNSY WHITTIRLD, Efq. at Rickmanfworth.— The curt icle at the moment taking the FA, threw his Lordlhip and fervant a confiderable difiance, and yOt not far enough to clear Lord S. from the carriage, which fell upon him with great violence, by which his Lordlhip received a bad fraCture on the fcapula, and great injury in the ribs. He was immediately removed to the feat of Sistros How. ARD, Efq. where every attention that humanity could fuggeft was (hewn him. In the afternoon, at the exprefs with of the Earl of Esssx, he was conveyed to Calhiobury, where he is under the immediate care of Mr. Ktsoarom, of Rickmanf. worth. His Lordflip was yelterday much better, au.l in a favourable way towards a fpeedy recovery. warmounr, YUL? 7. Laft night none of the Royal Family went mat, it being fo wet. Princefs ELIZABETH bathed in the warm bath. A fele& party of Nobility fper.t the evening with their MAir sT les, at the Lodge. This morning after breAkfail his MAJESTY, ac. companied by Princefs Some, Ladies GeANT• LEY and STAWEL, General GARTH, and Colon e l FiTzeor, rode on horfeback on the road to Lul. worth, and returned at half pall t a to the Lodge. HET MAJESTY and the PrincefTes AUGUSTA and ELizAaETH, attended by Lady Cal - Heat; h a landau, took an excurfion round the plcafant lage of Upway and Broadway, and paid a morning vifit to the Princefs CHARLOTTE of Wales, at the Counrefs of ELo is's, in Glouceler• row. They took the young Princefs an airing with them on the Dorcheattr Road. The weather was hardly ever remembered fo wet, lance the &ft year their blayEsrus went to Weymouth. The dividends now paying at the Bank, &Path Sea And India Houle, will put about four millwas into circulation, and, from exiding circumstance s , into a circulation more than ut;aally exra ! fr x . The Congrefs at Ratilbon will, it is Paid, be opee.ed about the month of'Auguft. A Permanent Council of War, for the Sea and Land Service, confining of Twelve Members, is effablifhed at the Hague. All the Orangins who have been appointed to places in the new Provin. cial Administration of the Batavian Republic,have accepted them. It is Dated that the Ruffian troops have entered Pet lia, where BAEZ I KHAN is on the Throne, and have advanced into the Province of Ghitan, be yond Derbent. It has been Dated in feveral of the Papers, that the French General VIAL, Ambalrador to Malta, is an Englifhman ; this is entirely a'miftake. He is a native of Antibes, in the Department of the Var, and married fome years ago a daughter of the celebrated Laconic Sr. Mica I L.—He ferved with great reputation under Bomaxaart in Italy and in Egypt. It was laid, that peace and tranquillity were re. gored among the Polygars in India, and that the utmolt harmony and concord prevailed, without even a rempte profpat of any dillurbance occur. ring for a long period of years. But we learn, with infinite regret and concern, that the army under Major General Douoas Castrast.t. has fnf. fered very feverely in a recent engagement near Gooty, having bad thirty officers killed and wounded. It is a melancholy reflation, that fence the redudion of Seringapatam, we have bad upwards of feventy officers killed and wounded in comas with the Polygars. It is Paid that thefa people have been cruelly oppreffed and greatly wronged : and that were jnftice adminiflered to their fufferings, they would become the belt fib. jab in Afia. It is time the experiment were tried to prevent the further effuGon of our beD blood in fuch abominable warfare. On Saturday the foundation of a new fchool for the Charterhoufe was laid in the pretence of Dr. RA1131)111, Dr. Rains, the Affillant Matters, and the principal part of -the fcholars. The building is to be on a very improved fcale. It will be confiderably larger than the preterit Ichool, and will, in other refpats, be much more convenient. LONDON Dom.—After a conteff of intereft yeaerday, at the London Tavern, Mr. Warne was declared the fuccefsful Candidate as a Direc. tor, in the room of the late Mr. LEsiox. It is in contemplation to have Greenock and Port Glafgow formed into two diitina ports. This objell has long been talked of. It is alfo laid, that Burntifland and Aberdour will be detached from the port of Kirkaldy. There was a violent form of thunder and light. ning at Lancafer, on Friday, accompanied with a heavy rain : but we do not hear of any particular damage being done. One morning laft week, as four colliers were defcending to their work, in a pit, on Atterclitle. common, the rope, by which the cotfe was far. pended, broke, and they were precipitated to the bottom, a depth of about fourteen yards. They were dreadfully bruifed, and feveral limbs were broken. We are informed, however, that none were mortally hurt. On Friday fe'nnight, an affray took place in the neighbourhood of Coldftream, betwixt two Ezcife Officers, and a perfon named BROOM• riama, from Greenlaw, his fon, and another who were driving a cart along the highway, containing fmuggled fpirits. They were commanded by the officers to Itop, which they refufed to do. The particulars of the quarrel that enfued are veri— onfly repotted; all that is certainly known is, that, in the cootie of it, BROOM/15 LD received a piilol !hot from one of the officers, and expired almoft immediately. Both officers were commit ted to prifon, but one of them has (ince been libe- rated upotl bail. Ttckurs are daily siting, and will be higher, there being only 24,000 in the prefent Lottery •—• Begins drawing the ad of next month. The Tickets and Stamped Shares are fold and re,giaered at Mr. Nicssoi.sots s State Lottery• Office, N,. 16, Corn hill, London, where in the laa Lottery, Aptil 7, tBos, No. 17,993, a Prize of Twenty Th.wiand Pounds, was divided and fold in Sixteen Shares, and in the late Lotteries, No. 7785 5499 9 06 ' , 2 3 , 4 81 1 • 20 ,0 00 1 7, 0 25 41,7 00 k 1 0 .0 0.. 28,321 each. 17,049 46,676 each. 44,014 1 9,004 5 2 , 60 3 N 0 . 14,777, 1 9 ,8 9 6, 23410, 25,565, 30,875, 43,978, Prizes of „pool each The Prizes in this Lottery will be paid in full. without any dedudion, two months after the Lot tery has finifhed drawing. Orders from the coun try (poll paid) duly attended to.—Correfpondents, by remitting gale! Bills, at a lhort deice, Bank Notes, Pod Office Orders, &c. may rely on being charged the lowed Price f the day.—Note. The highea Prizes in this Lottery are zo,Gool. each, awl the low& 191. I. i i \ _ 1