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~; ~` SANDFORD AND MERTON. Tilts day %VIP publifhcd. the Eighth Edit:on. In 3 volt. Price qt. felted, illuitrated by a Potraerr of the Aura° a, elegantly engraved by Bowl, and three other Es graving., THE HISTORY OF SANDFORD AND MERTON ; intended for the life of Children. By'THOM AS DAY. Efq. Printed for J. Debrett, oppate Burtington4tonfe.Piecadilly. IMPERIAL PARLIAMF.NT. • This day was publifbed, Care( Correted to the Prefent Time. a New Edition of THE ROYAL KALENDAR, &c. For the Year viint. With a Complete Lift of the Imperial Parliament, and of all the Change* in Adminiftration that have recently taken Place. together with various new Lilts, narcr before infested. The whole newly and accurately arranged, fo as to form the cam pletelt Work of the kind ever yet offered to the Public. Printed for Debrat, Robinfons, March, Itichardfons, Sy monds, &c. PARIAMLNT. This (lay was publiihed, • Carefully Correitted to the Prefent Time, a New Edition of THE LONDON 'CALENDAR, &c. 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Jofhua Morton, of Trinity College, Cambridge; and Molter of the Private vv....tnory, Blackheath. Second Edition, Svo. price ss. boards. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols 601—for account 6*—Omnium 9 prem. R0d.391f-4 per Cent. 78i—s per Cent. 96i—New ditto 94. The KING has been pleated to conßitute and appoint ARTHUR WHETHAM, Efq. to be Gover nor and Commander in Chief of Curacoa, in Ame rica; and THOMAS PICTON, Efq. to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the ifland of Trinida da, in America. The Right Honourable the Governor in Coun cil at Fort Saint George has been pleafed to eftab lifh a Court at Point de Galle, under the denomi nation of the Fircars Court, and has appointed Mr. Fifcal HUNTER, Prefident, and Me&s. d'Es- TRANDEAU and FARREL, Members of it. Captain CLARKE, of the Navy, fucceeded to the Government of New South Wales, on Governor HUNTER'S embarking from that fettlement for England. Our letters from the Cape of Good Hope, by the India (hips kilt arrived, Rate, that Commo dore Sir HOME Poe it 5,4, after landing the new regiments which he took out, and embarking the 22d and 6ift regiments, and the ref of the garri fon, in tranfports, was to proceed on the 28th of February from thence on a fecret expedition, fup poled to be againft the Spanifh South America poffeffions, on the river De Plata. A large quan tity of hone furniture was (hipped, to equip a body of light dragoons on the horfes of the country. The promotion of Mr. JEFFERSON to the Prefi dency of the United States is obfcrved to have given a new direction to the Adminiftration of public affairs in that country. The Englillt in tereft is fuppofed to be fenfibly on the decline. ARMY IN Env PT.—Amongft numbers of valu able officers, Captain Bear, fecond fon of the Rev. FRANCIS BEST, of South Dalton, in the EaR Rid ing of Yorkfhire ' was .killed on the 21ft of March. In the battle of that day he received a fevere wound, of the confequence of which he died in a few days afterwards. He ferved in the regiment commanded by General Storr, who lately prefid ed over the Eaftern Diftri& of Yorkfhire, and whore Aid-de-Camp he then was. When the news of the fall of Sir RALPH ABER• dole Mr was received at Edinburgh, it was pro- pored that all Officers of the Line, the Militia and Yeomanry, Artillery, and Volunteer Corps then in that city, fhould, for the next four Sundays, appear in mourning dreffes, in teftimony of refpea to the memory of fo great and good a man. Lady AsEacaosrav, we are truly concerned to learn, has been molt ferioufly ill ever 'fence the heard of the fate of her much loved hufband. Her apprehentions indeed were fo ftrong before the fatal intelligence arrived, and hal fo powerful an tiled upon her, that fhe kept her room, and even her bed, and could admit of no confolation that friendfhip or.affeelion could dictate, The armed brig Sir SIDNEY SMITH, which fail ed on Sunday from Plymouth, with difpatches for Lord KEITH and General HUTCHINSON, has taken out orders to General O'HARA to fend to Egypt all the difpofable force which he can (pare from the fervice of the garrifon of Gibraltar. The following are the Regiments Rationed in the garrifons at Gibraltar, Minorca, and Malta, and whore Cervices are raid to be limited to Europe :—.l7th Foot, 2 Battalions ; sth, 2 Bat talions ; 3111, t Battalion; 35th, 2 Battalions; 4Sth, t Battalion ; 27th, I Battalion ; and 4th, 2 Battalions, (excepting its flank Companies.) We hear that all the Volunteer Corps in the neighbourhood of Portfmouth, are to affemble on Portfdovrn Hill on the enfuing birth-day of our gracious SOVEREIGN. The Bedfordfhire Militia has been detached from Plymouth garrifon to duty at Maker Heights, a very commanding pot. Five troops of the Bays are now on their route to be Rationed in Cornwal, two at Plymouth, and the remaining part of this well difciplined regiment in the South-hams of Devon. In confequence of the pa ft and further call for the diltinguifhed Cervices of the Royal Artillery, his MAJESTY has been plealcd to order an augmen tation to the fame, confining of one Colonel, two Lieutenant-Colonel:., one Major, and (even Corn panks confining of too gunners each, with a due proportion of Officers, &c. Lieutenant-Colonel La vs commands the detach ment of Royal Artillery, - and Lieutenant-Colonel SHIPLEY that from the Royal Corps of Engineers, attached to the expedition •under Lieutenant-eve.' neral Tatoot, in the Weft Indies. The Marquis of SALISIVIti paned lalt week fame days at Yezley, where his regiment, the Hert fordihire Militia, are now doing duty over more than 6000 French and Dutch prifoners. The Officers of the garrifon, and the principal inhabi tanti of Stilton and its vicinity, were entertained by the Noble Marquis for three da)s at the BeU ' Inn, in a very elegant manner. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.,—WIND E. ♦IRIYED CUE o Hainburgh, s Dublin, May 22, 2:IP a Waterford, May 23, • Donnaghader., May 24, FALMOUTH, MAY 24. The PRINCE ADOLPHUZ packet, Captain Bout.- DENoN,whichfailed yefterday with mailsforLiibon, put back this morning by contrary winds, but will fail again as foon as the wind will admit; toge ther with the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE packet, with the Leeward Ifland Mail of the prcfcnt month. — Wind S. PLYMOUTH, MAY 2S. Came in the Stadt Hamburgh, of Hamburg Captain HIERA SJOFRDS, from Lifbon, bound to Hamburgh, laden with fugar and coffee, detained by the Ferret privateer, of 12 guns, Captain Ho z Ea ; alfo his Majefty's fhip NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain WILK IN SON 2 from a cruife ; and the MIL BROOKE fchooner, of i 8 guns, Ciptain N. STARR, from ditto: the latter has brought in a fmuggling veffel, laden with fpirits, which fhe captured be tween Guernfey and the Lands•end.—Arrived the ATALANTA, of 16 guns, Captain GRIFFITH S, from a cruize. FROM LLOYD s LIST. The Trelawne7 Planter, Wki ITE from London to Surinam, was taken on the 12t1; of April, near Madeira, by a French fhip of war, of 38 guns and 300 men, and carried into Teneriffe. The Whitworth, DRAPER, from Briftol and Ma deira, to Dominica, is taken and carried into Te neriffe. The Eolus, FORSTER, from Lam to London, which had been taken, is re-taken, and arrived at Jerfey. The Catherine, Slave Ship, was blown up near Bonny-bar, on the coaft of Africa, and only eight of the crew faved. The Morning Star, —, from the Weft-Indies and Guernfey, to London, foundered a few hours after leaving Guernfey. The Morelarid and Lady Forbes, from Leith to Jamaica, were (poke with all well the tzth of April, weft of the Azores. Dam., MAY 26.—Arrived and failed for the River, the MINERVA, from Bengal.—Wind S. S. W. GRAVESEND, MAY 26.—Part by .the Jonge Jo hanna, ERRICK, from Hamburgh ; Maria Elenor, EILKICX, from Stettin ; and Jonge Jacob, —, from Embden.—Sailed the Charles, THOMAs, for Peterfburgh ; American, NOE V, for Baltimore; and Hermione, —, for Hamburgh. HULL, MAY 26. On Thurfday laft, the merchants and Blip owners of this port, petitioned the Lords of the Admiralty for a convoy to be appointed to take the (hips for Hamburgh, &c. from hence, on Tuef day the zd of June ; and alfo that convoys might in future be regularly appointed, cont . :tient .with the duties of the fervice.—Alfo t for the appoint ment of a convoy for the Baltic. The following letters were received this rqorn ing, from EVAN NAPEAN, Efti,' Secretary to the Admiralty, by WILLIAM Ostiovitaz, Efq. Deputy Mayor of this town, in anfwer to the petitions for convoys for the Baltic, and Hamburgh, Bremen, and Embden : " Admiralty-Ocoee, May 22. Staff Having laid before my Lords Cotnmiffionets your letter to me, enclofing a petition from the merchants and sip owners of Hull, praying that a convoy may be appointed t 6 fail from that port on the aR of next month for the Baltic : I am in return to acquaint you that I cannot at the prefent moment inform you what may be their Lordihips' desifion, but that I (hall not fail to communicate it to you at a proper time. " I am, dce. " EVAN NEIMAN. "To WlLLimd Ossovaut, Efq. Deputy Mayor of Hull." " Admiralty-Office. May 23, am. Sia- 0 I have received your letter of the eat inft, inclofing a petition from the merchants of Hull, praying for a convoy for their trade bound to Hamburgh, Bremen, and Embden ; and I am commanded by my Lords Corruniffieners of the Ad minty to acquaint you that they will order a convoy to fail for the Elbe on the day they have defirecl (June ad,) and will con fider their further aprl:. ation in as favourable a moiler aa the public fervice will permit. I am, &c. Eva N N • " To Wm. 011101! RN L, Efq. Deputy Mayer of Hull." On Friday morning the ips frbm this port for Hamburgh, failed from the Humber, under con voy of the Birrsam Hoop of war, Captain KITTOE. FROM TM LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 26. •DMIKALTY.OFFICE, MAY 26. Copy of a Letter from the HOTA.WILLIAN CONNIVALLIS, Ad miral of the Blue, ate. to EVAN NtPICAN, Efq. dated off Mint, the az ft of May, dtot. inclofe, for the information of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, a letter from the Hon. Capt. HiRBERT, of his Majelly's (hip Am- LI A, giving an account of his having taken a French privateer brig, called the Heureur. (Signed) . w. coaawm.tis. AMUR, a Sat, May so, dart. SIR-4 have the honour tc)lliform you, that this evening, having juft anchored clofe to the Mouth of the Loire, I perceived a man of war brig [land ing in, who, upon making us out, tacked with all fail from us: as night was jolt fetting in, and no time could be loft if the was to be taken, I flipped and made fail after her, and, after a chace of about four hours, captured her. She proved to be the Heureux privateer brig, of Saint Maloes, of four. teen guns, and 78 men, out from that port 41 days, and had taken nothing; the want of copper at St. Maloes, when the was fitting out, probably put her into our hands fo foon. I am, &c. (Signed) CHARLES HERBERT. Copy of a Letter hoot Captain ORITEITII, of hit Majefty's Oup DI AMOHP, to DUN NIPEAR, Bfq. dated Plymouth- Sekund, the pth SIR—On the sth of March I went in quell of a French thip:privateer,fuppored:to be cruifing about the Wand of Palma ; on the morning of the 6th, I fell in with her between that Wand and Tene rifFe, and, after an arduous chace, obliged her,• in confequence of the damage the futlainetT from our fire, to run on More on the North fide of the ifland of Gomera, where the very loon became a wreck: Having occafiou to land Come priConers, I fete an Officer in for that purpofe with a flag of truce, who was informed by the Captain of the privateer, that her name was La Mouche, of a guns, and 160 men, belonging to Bourdeaus ; the deftruetion of this vetrel gave me particular fatisfa6tion, as the had been a moft aftive and fuccefsful crniter in thole teas. Qn the 12th of the fame month, off the N. E. end of Tenerife, we captured a (mall Spann polacre, laden in part with fundry met. chandize, (Signed) a. GRIMM, Th'e HYDRA, Hon. Capt. PACIST, is to be ha tioned off Lymington, where his Majefty will bathe during his ftay at Lyndlitirti. Yefterday arrived at Portfmoutl2 the North Star (loop, with honey, fent in by the Lotez fri gate. All the Eaft-India !hips juft arrived dillinetly felt the Slack of an earthquake in lat. 9. deg. 7. min. South, and long. 92 deg, 47 min. Eaft: it was preceded nearly a quarter of an hour by a long heavy fwell from the Southward. Paflingers arrived from India per Fitt zu DSH I P Capt. G. A. ROBINSON; JOHN LAIRD, Efq. Capt. G. DAVY S, of the 29th Light Dragoons; Mifs E. LOFTY ; MilleS F. and H. FuvroN; Mafter and Mifs HORS ELY; Mafters J. and N. Huusot4; Macs H. and A. Git.cmatsr. His MAJESTY has made a moft liberal donation to the Royal Society of Muficians {—for, immediately upon his recent recovery, he fent for Dr. 4yavot4, and, after-enquiring into the Rate of the Society's funds, prefented him with a purfe of Five Hundred Guineas in its fupport. - The PUN ci of WALES has given direitioni fora large portion of the Royal Foreft of Dartmoor to be immediately enclofed ; in cpnfequence, every perfon applying for work gets d redly employed : hy report, there are more than too men daily at labour. _ _ _ Lord HENRY FITZGERALD'S infant daughter was on Monday evening baptized by the Lord Pri. mate of Ireland. The Sponfors were, her MA. yrsxv and the PRINCE of WALES, who flood by proxy, being re prefented by the Countefs of HAIL. EINOTON and Earl MOIZA. The Gazette of lalt night contains a number of military promotions, in the room of o ffi cers who were either killed in battle, or died of the wounds they received in Egypt. Colonel WOOO, of Piercefield, has purchafed the borough of Shiftefbury, for the rum of - 4o 0001. The fortune which Colonel FITZROY becomes pofreffed of by marriage, is little !bort of go,oool. The farms of Mr. &NEMO at Woodhall all fold for more than thirty years purchafe. whole amount of the fale of this estate is upwards of 180,0001. The former fale was not ratified ; therefore the late Pale was made by order of the Court of Exchequer, under an extent; and the amount of the prefent fale is I 3,ticsol:more than the former prices. ° ' Thurfday fe'nnight, being Afcenfion Day, the annual penance (commonly called the penny hedge) iThOofid in the reign of Henry 11. by the Abbot of Whitby, on the poffeffors and inheritors of cer tain lands within that difiriet, was performed at low water mark in Whitby harbour with the ufual ceremonies. Mrs. Joittraw Jaft night performed rola, in the Twelfth Night, with. the fame Pimple pathos which firft recommended her to the public in this line of ading. The play was for Mifs Bicos's benefit; and the Theatre was very refpetlably filled. At the Duchefs of DEVONSHIRE'S Ball, in ho nour of the birth-day of the Maiquis of HARTING. TON, her Grace invited nearly two hundred young friends to a dance and fupper. The Ball Room was lighted up by a fuperb chandelier, and fix light luffres affixed to the wall. The floor was chalked with devices applicable to the Union. The Ball was opened at ten o'clock, with Maf ter Sitwell, by the Marquis of I-hero:Gyoa and the charming daughter of the Ducheft of Doe- SET. Lord BENTINCI then led down the lovely Lady. HAIR lIT CAVENDISH. About eight couple of young folks followed. The Patace of WALES entered into a lively chat with her GRACE, and commended tome of the young people who were dancing. After palling two hours in the Ball- room, thel'a NCI departed before (upper. At half after eleven o'clock, nearly two hun dred of the Marquis's young guefts fat down to flipper. Elegance and profidion reigned through. out the three noble rooms appropriated to that purpofe. Each room had a horfe-iboe table for fixty. The dances recommenced a few minutes after twelve, and at three o'clock the company departed. Yeflerday the LORD MAYOR was waited upon by the Principals of the Bakers' Company, at the Manfion-houfe, refpeeling the Affize of Bread, and it appearing, by the Returns of the Mealweighers, that 23,002 quarters and four bulhels of when fold at the Corn Exchange between the t Ith and 16th inf. from 6os. to 1455. per quarter, and 22,22 z lacks of flour fold between the 16th and 2:d init. at the Corn Exchange, from 645. to 1 cos. per lack, forming averages of 91s. 4d. per quarter, and 975. Jed. per fack, whereupon his Lordfhip ordered the Bread to be raifed one Affize and half, or 3d. in the peck loaf—to commence and take place to-morrow ; the Quartern Loaf will then be fold for one (billing and Thurpence farthing. Mr. Wi Luaus, jun. the Banker and Alderman of Cornhill Ward, on Saturday refigned his gown. , The Candidates to fucceed him in his office, are Paid to be Mars. Pzowsa, Niceotsos, and Lip . TRAP. The 614 Gentleman is reprtfented as molt likely to fucceell, A laughable eircumftance occurred on Monday let as a - battalion of foldiers marched up Tower areet : a bullock (landing in a gateway oppolite Idol-lane, on their approach puffied through the battalion, knocking down feyeral ; he turned back again, and fo conunued in a zig zag manner till he had laid feveral of thefe brave foldiers on the ground. The Commanding Officer then ordered the battalion to charge bayonets, and the culprit was fo wounded by the bayonet as to be obliged to be killed by a butcher s and carrlc4 oLf in a cars. fe to ra pli zn th mi 4 1 0 01 foi Stl blt re Ca] fet the hir hit alai *at bin ma I 1 who • Mai He Thor had it hi ktx the ta d!