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THIRTY THOUSAND POUND For the Firit-Drawn next Toe MAY. BISH refpeafully informs the Public, that the • firft-drawn Ticket on THURSDAY is entitled to 2root :ni the firft.drawn next TUESDAY to 3o,caoL after which there will be ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW. GRAND SPRING LOTTHRY, NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. No. of Priam Value of each. Tot?! Value. of • £30,0a, h 45:v1” 10,000 sopa, 30,0c0 5,000 15,000 s,coo 10.000 zcoo 8,000 7,000 10.0 5. -00 30 3,000 10 120,003 Ino 6,c00 rpoo Tickets 3°C °° Capitals determinable : Firft-drawn, ill Day ,E zo,ooo Firit-drawn, 6th Day/.; 2 O,COO Ditto 2d Day zOOO Ditto 7th iady 20 0 Ditto 3d Day ICOO Ditto . Bth My 3.3,00 Ditto 4th Day soao i Ditto nth Day z ,Goo Ditto sth Day icon Diito nth D.y 2,000 Tickets and Shares are felling at every Otfwe. PREStl.fl PRICE : _ Half Qvarter Ticket - - - £to o o I Eighth S z c Sixteenth £l9lO 0 - 4 2 11 0 1 3 6 MR. BOWYER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND LOTTERY, Containing ONE Toonsmcn Foul Hu NDRED AND FIiTY•ONE CAPITAL PRIZES. TICKETS, price THREE. GUINEAS each, are now on Sale at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pall Mall, and at Mr. Bowyer's Office for the City, N 0.73, Comhill, and at every Li cenfati Office in the United Kingdom. Specimens of the WHOLE OF THE ENGRAVINGS which are to be given in this Lottery to thole Holders of Tickets who do not obtain Capital Prizes, arc now exhibiting oae•rts at the Historic Gallery, Pall Mall, and No. 73, Cornhill. TAYLOUR AND MYDDELTON's BENEFACTION. ON Friday the 3111 day of May, the BeneCia ion of the Rev. Dr. TAYLOUR and WILLIAM kIYDDEI.- TON, Efq. to Poor Clergymen with good Characters and large Families, was diltributed by the Governor+ a the Corp..ration of the Sons of the Clergy. A great number of Petitions weec read, and the very eliiireffed eircumftances of the Applicants being fully 'weig'hed and confulered, the following Sizty-two Poor Clergymen were eketed to receive toL each the prefent Year, viz. Age. Child. Income. Maurice Anwyl, of Mallwyd,Meriooethfbire, k Dineefe of St. Afaph 31 5 40 . . Thomas Ails, Saint George, Hanover-fquare, Middlefez, London 39 7 20 . • Anthony Barrow, Kentmere, Weitmorcland, Chefter so 8 78 . . William Betham,Heimingbam, Suffolk, Nor wich • 55 1 4 75 • • Benjamin Berms, Stockenham, Devonfliire, Exeter • 49 6 45 Lanus Buckley, Doberofs, Yorkibire, Chefter 46 7 40 Robert Clark, Whitfield, Northumberland, Durham • • 46 9 45 Cornelius Copner, of Powick, Worceitetihire, Woreefter • • 45 10 40 Howell Davies, of Punehefton, Pembroke ' thire, St. Dav id's • 44 8 6., Edward Edwardes, Machen, Monmouththire, • Landaff • 34 4 35 10 . John Evans, Nantgwnlle, Cardiganthire, St. David's 4 8 7 0 Daniel Fidler, Little Wafering, Effez, Lon don 4 6 4 75 • • • Richard Fleming. Eaton, ShropThire, Hereford so 5 50 Henry Fofter, Woodplumpton, Lancalhire, Chiller • 45 7 77 . • Ezekiel Hamer, Pennant, Muntgomcrylhlre, St. Afaph 62 13 6o Grath Herbert, Llanidan,Angiefea, Bangor 25 4 60 William Higgon, Morvil and Pontvane, Pem brokethire,St. David's 47 6 4 5 John linen., Llandrillo, Merioneththire, St. Afaph 46 9 40 . . . Henry Johr.fon, of Martindale, Wefimore land, Caridle 46 6 so . . John Johnfon, Ingram, Northumberland, Dur ham • • • 49 8 70 Hesekiah Jones, St. Brides, Monmouth, Lantbff • 55 5 35 . . David Jones, Llanacan, Cardiganthire, St. David's • 44 5 50 - • John Jones, of Doriton,Herefordthire, Here ford • • • 44 9 35 John Jones, of Llangadfan, Montgomery [hire, St. Afaplt 47 9 s 5 . • Jobn Jones, Glakombe, Ratlnorflaire, St. David's • 40 It 3o . . John Jones, Gwyddelvrern, Merionetbildre, • St. Afaph 6 1 4 32 . • • John Jones, Differth, Radnorthire, St. David's 50 9 35 John Jones, LLlngunnor, Carmarthcnfhirc, St. David's • - • • 43 7 7 0 Richard Jones, Great Budworth, Cheedre, Chefter • 46 10 70 Thomas Kirby, of Kirkhaugh, Northumber land, Durham . . 61 12 51 James Law, Coverham and Horfeboufe, York (hire, Chefter 49 7 68 . . George Leigh, TVliddlewich,Chafhire,Chefter 6o 11 75 Sol.un. Levithvraite, of Hutton, Cumberland, Carlifle so 6 So . . William Ullman, of Doddingtmi, Northum berland, Durham 44 5 so . . James Mariball, 1-eby, Cumberland, Carlifie, 51 so :..5 Ifaac Morgan, cf Dingeiton, hictmouthiltire, . . Lau daff . 42 8 45 . . Wm. Neefom, Pately Bridge, Yorkihire, York 5 1 7 53 John Noble, Friihy on the Wreak, Leieefter fhire, Lincoln . . . 45 4 110 Samuel Oliver, Whaplode, Lincolnibire, Lin coln. . • . • 48 8 to Thos. Pearfun, of Kirkby Julyth, Lancathire, Cheiter 55 6 35 . . . William Pinnock, Great Woollton, Bucks, . Lincoln • SS S Watkin Face Languick, Glamorganthirc, St. David's' . • - 41 5 25 John 9 cesiLbngian, Camarvonfhire, Bangor 30 9 60 William Rees, Aberavon, Glamorganfhire, Landaff • 53 I 4 6 0 Robt. Rigg, Winner, Weltmorcland, &better 36 4 4 0 Rubt. Robert9m, Manningtrre, Wet, London 55 3 73 John Robinfon, Kirkby, Maraanadale, York ihire, York 39 4 45 J,-;',ltogerfon, Caldbeck . Cumberland, Carliff c 0 8 Ss John huger, Litticborough, Lancalhlre, Ckefter 41 10 50 • . . . John Singleton, Dradron, Laneafhire, Chefter 40 s 65 Thomas Slack, Margaret Roothing, Effex, London • 4 6 5 75 i . oreph Stuart, Admarfh, Lanealhire, Chefter 54 I% 3S Tboropfon, Great Ayton, Yorkfhire, York 44 7 44 'illiam Thorp, Hooknorton, Oxfordfltire, Osford • 4% 8 8o • johnTopping,Stapleton, Cumberland, Carlille 42 7 36 Thomas Turner, hdwinftowe, Nottingham (hire, York St 9 88 13 . . Richard Waiftell, Clealby, Yorkfhire,Chener, 44 7 4% Jofeph Webtter, of Enderby, Lelcefterfhire, • Lincoln . 19 6 • . . George Wharton, Barnardeaftle, Durham, Durban' 37 6 • Richard Williams, I.landmallog, Brmonfltire, St. David's 4% 5 . . Samuel WinElip, Scopwiek, Lineolnfttire, Lin • • eoln . 43 5 Joirplo Younsbufband, Somerfb7,Lincoldhire, 1.3nc011 . - 40 9 . . By Order of the Court of A (idioms, HENRY STk.BEING, REGISTRAR. Co:Toratioa Olice, Loudon, June 7, 180.5. . •;.. 110 HISTORY OF DEVONSHIRE. This day was publifhed, price 11. ts. remaindei• of the Fart Volume. with a Map it of the Conn"ty. and Views of Downes. Lawrence-Tower. Dartington Houle, B idrwell, Efente, and Mamhead. To he &livered to the Suhleribers at Meffrs. Cadcil and Davies's, strand, London ; and Metro% Trewmane, Exeter. In the Preis, the '1 bird Volume, which will contain the rift of the Engravings. JUVENILE TRAVELS. This day were publifbed, in four Itandfome volumes, fraall stasvo, illultrated with Twelve beautiful Engravings, and Two large Mays, price ass. neatly half bound, THE TRAVELS of ROLANDO round the WORLD, `eing a furpoled Tour through AFRICA and ASIA, containing Authentic I),ferlptions of the Gengraphy, Na tural Higlory, Manners and Cuftorns, and Antiptities of various 1 ions: written espasly fur the Purpofe of tnitiating young PC114114 in Geng-aphy. Tranilaud from the French of 1. F. JAUFFRET. Printed for RICHARD Paut.ttrs, No. 6, New Brid4e-Irett and fold by Tahart. and Co. No. zsi, New Bond-greet, and ailllonkfellets, Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, Vtstiato the Mt:NM:TUE ' price r.s. 6d. TA LLs, including the LittleHcrtnit3gc, price se. HISTORY OF CORNWALL. This day was publiflicd, prise Is. I'HE THIRD VOLUME, with Views of Saint Germain', Launeefton, Lilimed, St. Auttel, Truro, Hellion, the Lizard, the Mounts-Bay, Moat hole; frelowarren and a variety of other Prints. The Three Volumes, including the Hittory of Ancient Corn wall. complete the Work, as originaliy projeeted. To be delivered to the order of the Subleribers, at MeSr*. Ca dell and Davies', London, where is a Lift of their Names. Speedily will be publithed, in one Volume, 'to. (printed on a 111- perior Paper, and illuftrated with the Portraits of Hoye, Allan, Lemon, &c. &c. and Views of Place, Paditow, St. C.olumls, the Mount, Combre, &c. &c.) the CIVIL and MILITARY HISTO RY of CORNWALL, from Edward I. to the prefent time. Thia Volume will be delivered grads to the Subferibers. Fro?! gl; LONDON GAZETTE, June I. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-nyitcr, jUot 1. ift Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain George Teefdale to be Major, without porthole, vice Campbell, who retires; Lieut. John William Spicer to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vitt Techlale, and Cornet James Forfyth to be Lieutenant, vice Spicer. zd Ditm—Major James Kearney, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Spicer, who czehanges, and Frederiek Ucllby Watfon, Efq. to be Formate, vice Stellard, deceafed. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Lord Fitzroy, James Henry Sonierfet to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Samuel T. Edwards to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice M•Carley, who retires. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant John Clerke, from the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 12th Ditto—Major W. Frederick Spicer, from the 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Major, vice Keernay, who exchanges; Comet Ralph Wettropp to he Lieutenant, without purehide ; Cornet Richard Fulton, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieute nant. without porthole, and George Erfine, Gent. to be Cor- ' net, by purebote, vice . Kennedy, who retires. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant William Davis, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, and Cornet William Turing, to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice Holbrooke, who retires. t6th Ditto—Enlign William Henry Meyriek, from the 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. 17th Ditto--Enfign John Burton, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe; Edwrrd Wrixon, Gent. to be Cor net, by porthole, vice Faulkner, promoted, and CharksVilite, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice D'Arcey, promoted. oat Ditto—James Thomas Morgan, Gent. to be Cornet, by put , chafe, vice Cox, preimoted in the ad Foot. 23th Ditto—James Rua% Gent. to be Cornet, by porthole, vice Knudfon, promoted in the Royal FuziLers. 3d Regiment of Foot. To be lAcutenants--Enfign Haat Francis rEltrange, without por thole, vice Gurley, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons. Enfign Guy ColcLugh, vice Evans, deceafed. Enfign Henry Bowles, from the 59th Foot, by porthole, vice Davy, promoted. To be Enfign—Peter M'Arthur, Gent. vice L'Eftrange. sth Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Baldwin, from half-pay of the 15th Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutaant -Colonel, vice Baynes, who exchanges. tath Ditto—Lieutenant Geo. Rawlins, from the zSth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Graves, who exchanges, and Scrjcant Major William Betts to be Adjutant (with the rank of Enfign), vice Atsco, promoted in the 34th Foot. Ditto—Lieutenant Thmnas Ryder Graves, from the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rawlins, who eicbangcs. 23d Ditto—Second Lieutenant John James to be Firft Lieutenant by porthole. vice Peirce, promoted. 24th Ditto.—Hollpital-Mate Edmond Johnfon to be Affiftant- Sarpcon. 26th Ditto—Captain John Otto Bayer, from the 224 Foot, to be 'Major, by porthole, vice Maxwell, promoted. 3oth Ditto—Affiltant-Surgeon William Griffin, from the 3d Light Infantry Battalion of the Line in Ireland, to be Mfiftant-Sur gems, vice Tinton, who refigna. 324 Ditto—Lieutenant John Crowe to be Captain of a Company, by porthole, vice Kennett. who retires. 34th Ditto—Brevet Major Richard Uniacke, from the late Royal frith Arillery ,to be Captainvf a Company, without porthole ; Lieutenant Daniel Girdoll, from the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 35%h Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Edgwor:h, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 36th Ditto—Orlando Jonts,'Gent. to be E.ifign, without pur chafe, vice Fawcett, whole appointment has not taken place; John Sinclair, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Evill , whole appointment has not taken place. 43d Ditto—Lieutenant James O'Donnell to be Captain of a Corn. pany, without porthole ; Lieutenant John Scale to be Captain of a Company, without porthole ; Enagn George Joimfton to be Lieutenant, vice O'Donnell Enfign Thomas Horan to be Lieutenant, vice Scare; Pollotk, Gent. to be Entign, vice Johnfton ; Aibftant Surgeon James Giichrift, from the 531 Foot, to be Surgeon. 53d Ditto Surgeon Henry Golly Fmery, from the late 3d Light Battalion of the Line in Ireland, to be Surgeon, vice Car ter, who retires to hair pay. . , 59th Ditto—Captain George M•Gregor to be Major, vice Browne promoted in the 69th Foot. 6tR Ditto—Enfign Donald Cameron to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Lawrie, promoted iu the 79th Foot; John Wil liams, Gent. to be Enfizo. vice Cameron. 621 Ditto -Francis Van Hemert, Gait. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Geary, who refigns. 64th Ditto--Serjeaut Major Robert M‘Chain to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Enfign), vice M'Donald, promoted. 67th Dittu--Lieutenant Colonel William Auguftus Previa, from the Nova Scotia Fericibles, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchafe ;.Francis John Coekbume, Gent. to he Enfign, with+ out porthole, vice Burton,promoted in the 57th Light Dragon,. 69th Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Browne, from the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonels without purcchafe Lieutenant Thomas Vyvyan, from the 99th Foot, to be Lieute __ nant, vice Darling. whit exchanges. 73d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Lachlan Macquarie, front the 86th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel,- vice St. John, deceafcd. • • 81ft Ditto—Second Lieutenant George Vincent, from the Corps of .Gunner Drivera, to be En*, without purchafe, vice Drake, wit* appointment has not taken place. •' • Sad Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Pynn to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe ; Snlign Thomas Frog to he Lieutenant, by purchafe,vice Devereux, who retires. 86th Ditto—Brevet Major George Cuyler to he Major, vice Mac quark, promoted in the 73d Foot; Lieutenant and Adjutant William Morten to be Captain of a Company, vice Cuyler ; Enfign Fmilius Felix &tibial() be Lieutenant, vice Morton. 87th Ditto--Brevet Lientenint Colonel Thomas Bradford, from the 3d Garrifoo Battalion, to be Major, vice Locke, who retire upon the half pay of the , late Bth GarriLn Battallan ; rant Henry Hooper, from the 9ctlx.keet, to be Captain of r. Company, without wade. 88th Dittoo...klaftant tureen Andres- Whhe to It: Surg eon. gift Ditto.-/Eneas Maco.onald, G. nt. t :, be Entign, witout pur , chafe, vice NPLeod, promote-I in the 95tb Font. 98th Ditto — Thomas Burke, Efq. to be Paymafter. 99th Ditto—Lieutenant William 1.. Darling, from the bgth Foot to be Lieutenant, vice Vyvyan, who exchanges ; Johafon Thornhill, Gent. to be Enf•gn, without purchafe, vice Mc y rick ocnn• cd in the 16th Light Dragoons. 2d Garrifon Battalion,-Captain Henry Williams, from the S9th Foot, to be Captain of • Company, vice Phillutt, appointed to the 35th Foot. 3d Ditto--Major James M'Grath, from half pay of the late Bth Gerrifon Battalion, to be Major, vice Bradford, appointed to ' the 87th Foot. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion..-Quarter Mater John Hughes to be Enfign, vice Hay, who exchanges ; Enfign Andrew Hay to be Quartet Matter, vice Hughes, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Major Archibald Chriltie, from the Bth Veteran Bat talion, to be Major, vice Lord,placed or. the Retired Lift. Bth Ditto--Lientenant Robert Irwin, from half pay of the 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Marili, who exchanges. BREVET. Colonel John Smith, of the Royal Artittry, to be a 13ripdier Ge neral in Gibraltar only. STAFF. TA= salley, Efq.late Major of the 19th Light Dragoons, to be an Infpcdting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. tft Regiment of Royal Eaft India Volunteers. Lieutenant John Deardfiey B. Cobb to be Captain, vice Wolfe, who reigns ; Enfign James Hine Ball to be Lieutenant, vice Cobb; Mitchell Greenaway, Qenc. to be Enfign, vice BalL ad Regiment of Royal Eaft India Volunteers. Enfign Samuel Woodford Compton to be Lieutenant, vice Jones, who raps ; Edward Lefiie, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Compton. MEMORANDUM. The appointment '4f.Affittant.Sur g eon James Ofichrift, of the 53d Foot, to be AlBRont-Surgeon in the 43d Foot, al toted in the Gazette of the zad December lift, has not taken place. tiofpital-Mate -- Cox is difmited the fervice, he having negledted the orders received to embark for foreign fervice. • Hofpital-Mate Dalton is dirtniffed the Cu-vice for the fame realm. ERRATUM In the Gazette cf the 18th ult. For 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Walker, from the 3d Welt In dia Regiment, to be Major, Read Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Walker, from the 3d Welt In dia Regiment, to be Major, via Chrysit, remosoi to the 711, Royal Veteran Aittaliow. ORDNANCE•OSVICW, JUNE I. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Philip Sherrtn,Gent.to be Second Lieutenant. Dated May 1, taus. Commiffion in the Chatfworth Regiment of Volun teer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. • The Rev. Richard Smith, A. M. to be Chaplain. Dated May 14, taut. Commiffions in the Firft Battalion of Cinque Port Volunteers, figned by the Lord Warden. Second Lieutenant John Worsfold to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Rutley, refigned ; Robert W. Benjamin, Gent. to be Sccond Lieutenant, vice Worafold, promoted. Commilllons figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County ofStafford.—Lane-End Volunteer Infant' y. Johu Glover, Efq. to be Capti,vsee Hyatt, reigned ; John 7'iu• I,:r. 'big to be Captain, vice Harvey, refigned ; Lieutenant John Henry Clive, to be Contain, vice Woolley, refigned ; En ka Thomas Mayer to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Clive, promot ed; Enfign John Lomax to be Lieutenant, vice Welton re ktecal ; Ralph Steel. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice C k beridan, re- Lgned ; John Bridgwood, 0121 t. to be Enfign, %ice Lomax, pro moted; Samuel Bridgwood, Gent. to Le Enfign, vice Mayer, promoted. Dated May a, 18os. Handfworth Volunteer Light Cavalry. Hervey Warry Edwards,Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Vithers, re figued. Dated Maya, IBos. Stafford' Volunteer Infantry. William Horton; Efq. to be Lieutenant•Colonel-Commandant, vice Anion, appointed Captain in the tft Stafford Militia ; Cep . - tain Francis Brookes to he Major, vie. 2.lifon,promoted. Dared May 8, 1835. • Samuel Grey Simplon, from the Staffordatire Yeomanry Cavalry, to be Adjutant, with the Brevet rank of Captain, vice Collier, refigned. Dated May 17; 180 s. Commiftion in the lower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Deputy Lieutenant.—ift Royal Regiment. Enfign Thadeus O'Mara to be Lieutenant, vice Macoamara, pro moted in the 56th Foot. Dated Mayas, tgos. Commiffions figned by Lord Teignmouth, vice Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey.—Weybridge Vo lunteer Infantry. Morrie Banta, Efq. to be Captain Commandant, vice Bartlett, refired. Dated May 16, 1805. • Wandfworth Volunteer Infantry. Captain J. Edwards to be Major, vice Fleming, nursed. Dated May Is, aos. • Commiftion in the Alton Fuzileers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. John Willer, Gent:. to be Lieutenant, vice Lee, refigned. Dated June a, aBos. TO THE EDITOR OF 7HZ STAR. ;n your paper of the 23d April, you have puhlifbed a letter from a Friend to Jutlice, letting forth the hardfhips to which Subaltern Officers of the Army are expofed. 'lf the following authentic dare of a Lieuttnant in the Royal Navy, fhQtlld ferve to thew the fituation in which thnfe officers are placed with regard to emoluments enjoyed by thole beneath them, and to call the attention of the prefent Firß Lord of the Admiralty to their (offerings, the intent of this will be andil fully realifed. I am, Sir. Your molt obedient fervent, A FII,IIIIID TO Many. The Firtl. Lieutenant of a three-decked (hip, fe cond in command of more than yoo men (equal to that of a Major in the Army), bearing the rank of a Captain in the , Army fence the year 1793, now re ceives gs. per day pay, to which is added 111. 4s. 4d. per annum, as compenfation for a (errant, out of which is to be paid Income Tax, Fee: of Ofer, and Agcnc . y. He fits down to table with (as mcfs-mates) a Captain of-Mariner, who is paid sts. Bd. per day, neat, who, in the year 1794, (erred under him as a midfhipman, and then went intothe Marine corps With the Surgeon, who is now in tl,e receipt of 145: par day, full pay, betides contiderable emo l uments, and 61. half pay, although he has not ferved his country fo long by t o years, with a Ilk Lieut. of Marines, who has been little more than four years in the fervice, and receives Ss: Bd. per day, neat, and with two ad Lieutenants of Marines, who have neither of them been two years in the ferrice, at 4s. Bd. per day, nearly equal to his pay; nay eveo the Surgeon's mate, or as he is now to be called, the Affitiant-Surgeon, altho' not confidered as an officeri or entitled to mefs with the officers, yet is he paid at 6s. 6d. per diem, whilft the man who has (erred more than a t years, twelve of which with the rank of Captain in the Army, and who, tho' the fecond in command of the (hip, receives but as before Rated. • Sorely, Mr. Editor, the cafe of thole Officers, more particularly the sit Lieutenants, on whom the life of the naval fervice depends, merits f'me confideration ; cither•after a certain fervitude:entitle them to rank, or make their fituation at any rate equal to their in-, ferior Officers. I LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 4. His MAJESTY'S BIETU-DATA—Mliday at A the Public-Office'. There appears to have been much diffstisfaaion expreffed by the French Ambalrador at Lifbon, on account of the entry into that port of the Englill ex _ pedition, under the command of General CRAIG.— We have been favoured with a letter on this fubjeft, of which the following is an essratt : " Oporto, May Is, IBos. !! The French Ambaffador has made force very strong lemon- Branco to ilia Government on the fnbjea of the entry into Idiboa attic Englilh expedition. He, however, had previoully demanded, (and demand was granted) a fimilar prii Urge for the combined recta, Ibould circgmltances have made Inch a Rep convenient or nee. ffary. We hop. this remonflrance is nothing more than a diploma* form but we know that AaANJ o is daily baraffed and teased by the Foglilb and French Minifters. " An exprefs arrived 14 week to Juno r from Bo AAAAA TE at Turin. LAsiita Is appointed Commander in Chief in Italy." We have alto been favoured with the following. dated Oporto, May 5, 1805 : " We doubt not the news from Litton refpeeting the enemy's Sects, will saute you fomeuneafincfs. It now appears It was the jundtlsn of Sir RICHARD BICKERTON, which raved Sir Joule Gape's whole fguadron. The Renown taw the combined fleets pafs the Gut, and Sir RICHARD immediately ran for Cadiz,where., after his communication all was confufion Si: J. Gaul's whole fguadron was lying at 'anchor, taking in prosifions and water, and Come with top-malts down when the enemy appeared; ie code guence the decks were immediately cleared, the cables cut,provi. (ions and water-elks thrown overboard to a large amount. WO have no news here as to where they are gone. "It appears, that the greateft activity prevails throughout Spain and the price of corn is confiderably lowered. " The Spezia row-boats (pare nothing; the laft yeffel taken by them was a Swede, the Conliantine, bound for Tonningen ; the is fince arrived at Bayonne ; all the Englifh cargoes are to be con demned at once." A letter from an Officer on board the Princes Royal Charlotte tranfport, at Lilbon, dated the loth p 1 May, 43 1 ; 4 . * We deemed it prudent, for our fafety, to put In here on the yth infant (19 days from St. Helen's), laving been apprls ed by our cruisers. *4 well as other veffelk that a numerous French fleet was off Cadiz ; but now that it is afeertained to be gone, and that we are apprized a( I..orct ?ft csoys being off Cape St. Vincent, with twelve fail of the line, we are on the point of failing for Gibraltar Our 'flips are in ertellent condition, and all our troops as health . ) , as pollible. We parted with the Canada and Two Friends tranfports on our paffage, and have not heard of them ranee." Extraft of a letter, dated May 7, from an Officer onboard one of Lord NILSON'S fquairon " Lord Nemo! reached Tetuan the 4th infiant, intending to remain there completing his water, die. until the wind became fair. The eafterly breeze, which carried the Atiive through, tailed the Amazon in the Straights four hours atter, and the had the mortification to beat about the Gut five days, during which period the captured the Ceuta packet, with xso troops, arms, and accoutrements, going to that place to relieve part of the garrifon. The gun-boats about Gibraltar are become a great annoyance, and the Spaniards were fo exaSperated at the capture of the packet, that they came out feemirgly determined to attack the Amazon, but retreated as the approached than ; Cie might have doled with them, and probably have deftroyed one or two of thefe pefts,but employed on the important milfion lye was, &every prudently did not chock to rifit the chance of getting a matt or yard wounded that might for emollient detain her. The Adtive fell in with a Spanifh filuadron. of fit fail of the line, of Cardiagens, and three or four more are laid to be ready at Cadiz, fo that the Mediterranean will be left to the mercy of thefefellows, We yefterday heard a great deal of firing the Streights, but whether it was a Naicing day with the Dons only, or a little aniuftment between our fleet and the gun boats and batteries, is yet to be determined; NSW . , the Lauer, as the wind was very tight." • The following notice from the Admiralty, which was yefterday (tuck up at Lloyd's ; contains the lateß direr accounts that have been 'received from his • Lordfbip : • • " A difpatcla is received at the Admiralty from Lord Netsow, dated in Lagos Bay, the toth of May, at which clinch's Lordthip was on the point of failing in purfuit of the Iguadrons which left Cadiz the preceding month, either to the Welt Indies or elfewhere, according to the intelligence be thnidel obtain of their route." • The following • intelligente, refpeaing the move menu of that part of the enemy's force, which is more oltenfibly direfled againft this country, may be relied on: A letter from all Officer on board one of our mi., ers, off Boulogne, dated Friday lalt, lays, •• We have been Come time on thin :talon ; lately we have °b raved great preparations among the enemy's flotilla; and this day I counted dittindtly,•outfide the pier, thirty luggen, four Coops. and twenty-fit gun-brigs.• Yetterday las pla rly perceived about twelve large gun-brigs enter the harbour from Etaphs. From all the obfervations I am able to make, and froth • the bifortnation I collet , I ant fully perftiaded the enemy laic,* intend to make an attempt at coming out." • • An Edinburgh newfpaper of Saturday laft a We hear that Admiral Ve:lttom received an es- • prefs yefierday, that the Dutch fleet were out." It is hardly poffible that this can be coned ; for Ad• miral RuB3ll, would not have renamed into port, were the enemy at lea, which we 'Sad by our Yar mouth letter, he did en Sunday lafl; The force in the Texel, it is laid, has been much exaggerated. Accounts received by Government Rate, that it does not exceed five fail of the hue. remains at anchor ready for fea ; and General Mae 'soar has arrived at the Helder.—it is repoited that the Cape of Good Hope has been ceded to France. Difpatchez were yetterday received from Admiral GAILDUR, dated on Friday lalt. His Lordfhip hat detached two fcmadrons ; one of fix fail of the line to cruize off Rochefort, and another of eioht fail of the line to cruize to the Southward under Admiral Cos- LIMGWOOD. Some renegade Englifh artizans have fucceeded in the ereCtion of the machinery tiled in the inanufaeture of broad cloth, &c. on the eftate of a Sranith Vic• bleman, n:ar St. Andero.