Star. — London, England, 1803-03-02 00:00:00

PARLMMENT.ARr PRUCEEDIA GS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH z• The Mil-quilt of ELY took the oaths. Lord Hoganr moved, that the Militia Train• ing Bill he read a fecond time on Thurfday next . The Duke of Mom-I-Ross laid, that he had ytf• terday given nrtice that it was his intention, on the fecond reading of this Bill, to draw their Lord !hips' attention to its importance. He did not think it neccifary to move that the Lords be film mnntd, but he hoped thole Noble Lor.h, why• thi.ught it of coafcquence, would attend.—Ad• journcd• HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir RAt PH MILBANK reported from the Committee on the Dridgewat?r Election !Minion, that the Committee bad that day been moaned from proceeding to bafinefs In confequence of the abfence of Captain Edward Levifon Gower, one of the Members, which was =aliened by indifpcffition. A Medical Gentleman then act-nded ►t the Bar, and verified on oath that Capt.an Gower was unable to attend; in coufe quence of which he was excufed. Mr. Wm DUNDAs brought up a Report from the Commit tee to whom the Petition of certain Cotton Manufaatirers in Scotland had been referred ; and in purfuance of the Caine, ob tained leave to bring in a Bill to corm./ certain abufes in that Trade, and to fettle difputcs between Meter. and Servants. Captain Asa:. COCHRAN& took the oaths and his feat, as being duly elcffied for Dunfermline. Leave was given to bring in a 818 for regulating his Miel e'''. Marine Forces while on %ore. The ATTORN tr-Gts ERA' of Ireland gave notice, that he would to-morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to extend to Inland the ProviSetts of the Act for the better preventing the forgery of Bank Notes. The Petition front the Coroners was ordered to be referred to a Committee. The Report of the frith Rwenue Officers' Difqualffication Rill was agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time on Thurfday next. A Report was brought up from the Committee an the Ex piring Laws, and agreed to. The CNANCEI.toi of the ElCllttittil brought up a ISM for enabling His Mayfly to fettle an Annuity no his Royal Higb ee. the Prince of % 1 ‘ ales, which was read a fiat emu—Ad journed. Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, March I. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR 011,1CP, MARCH 1! sth Regiment of Dragoon Guardso-Brevet Lieutenant Colo nel William Ponfonby to be Lieutenant Colonel by pur haft, vice Vends-tear who retires. Captain I.oftus William Ot way to he Major. rice Pools:silty. Lieutenant Francis Mc hin to be Captain of a Troop via ()may. Cornet John Johnftone to be 1 is:ultimo". 'dee/damn. 6th Dltto—Cornet Thomas Butler, from the half pay of the late and light Dragoons, to he Cornet, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges, rrerivi g thedifference. 7th Regiment of Li ht Dragoons—l.ieut•rant James Macdo nald, from the 6111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Horton, who exchanges. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant WOliam John Samplon, from the half pay of the t zth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, viecWal tcrs, who exchanges, rt /tiring the difference. lath Dino--Affillant Surgeon George Garrett, front the 72d Foot, to he AlEftant Surgeon. 36th Ditto—Cornet Robert Afhworth, from the half pay of the late 22d Light Dragoons. to be Cornet, vice Reed, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Clement Swestenhasn, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafeorice Davenport, pro- moted. loth Ditto— Major Charles Taylor, from the 7th Light Dra goons, to be Lkutenant-Colonel, by purchafc, nice Carter, wino retires. 2I ft Ditto—William Wallis, Gent. to be Cornet, by purehate, vice &own, who retires. 2ytk Ditto—William Turner, Gent. to be Affdtant Surgeon, vice Scott, dectafed. 27th Ditto—William Doric, Gent. to be Militant Surgeon,vice Sharpe. promoted. York Huffars-14eutenant Daniel Perring, from the yet Foot, to be Captair, by purchafe, vice Jolla , who retires. Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards—Richard O'Neil Singer. Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe, vice Aehefon, promoted. William Wharton Rawlins, Gent. to be Eafign, by pur.tafe, Mee Packer, promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Colonel Sir Wind ham WiWant Dolling. Bart. to be Captain of a Company without purchafe, vice Ramfay, rromoted to the command of the Chafrems Britanniquc. Captain A M. Mae Dian ford to be Captain-Licut nant, vice Dolling. 3d Regiment of Foot—Henry Langley, Gent. to be Esegn , by purcltak„ vitt Kennedy, promoted in the 44th Foot. 4th Ditto-400w W. Green, Gent. to be En6gtt. without purehate,viee Abbot, removed to the 4th Garrifoo Battalion. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant John Brydge, from half pay of the sth Xoot, to be Lieutenant, vice Glen, who euhanges, receivuig the difference. 12th Dirtn—Williarn Butler. Gent. to be Ennio, without pus chafe, vice Shaw, promoted in the 74th Foot. 25th Ditto—Edward John Ft. sfimmoos, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. via Weitiake, promoted. 37th Ditto—George Whaley, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafr, vice Bean, promoted. George Pigot Johniton. Gent. to be Et& en, with purchafe, vice Midgcly, promoted. „,a9th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Henry Madge to be Captain of a Company. by purchafe, vice Vincent, promoted. En - figs' William Vaughan to be I.irutenant,vice Madge. -- Brown, Gent. to be Quarter -Maher. vice Label., deceafed. W. Hope. Gent. to be AlEitatt Surgeon, vice Andrews, prootld: fish Ditto—Lieutenant William Bowyer, from the R oral Fuzikers, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Talky, promoted _ in the 7 IR Foot 85th pit o--Captain John Leek, from the half pay of the R3d Foot. to be Captain, vice Prole, who exchanges, receiving the difference. - 27th Ditro--Lientenant Mark Butcher, from the Q•en's German Regiment, to be Captain, by porthole, %lee few• tett, who retires. 3d Ditto-.4zarieis Cannick, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafc, vice Brom who retire/. 351 Ditto—Captain George Crawford to be Major. by par chafe, vice Shee, who retires. I-hutment (herr Gaff to be Captain, vice Crawford. Fallen M'lntyre to Llentenam, vice Gaff. Enago Richard Turton to be Adjutant, vice Gaff, promoted. 41c1 Reg meat of Foot--Captain Frederick Campbell, from half pay of the 48th Foot, to be Captain, vice Thomas, who exchanges! receiving the difference. 43d Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Trant Boatel& from half pay of the nib Foot, to be I. cotenant, vice Bygrave, who La changes, receiving the difference. Oeth Ditto—Colonel Akzardcr Dirom, from the sad Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colored. vice Mackenzie, who eschanges. t t It Ditto—Lieutenant James Short' to lie Captain of a Com pany, by purchafe, vice Lbitholme, who retires. 52d Ditto—Lir utenant Colonel Xenreth Meekentle, from the oath Fort, to be Leirenant Colonel, lice Duren, who cz• changes Lie utenatit f 41Warit (•,bbe to be Cartaia of e Coen ny, by purchafe, vice Sevage, who retina; Enligu J. Dobbs to be Lieutenant. by purehafe, vice (Abbe ieth Dicto—''nigh John Hughes, from half-pay of the sth Foot, to b, faith, vice Wheat ey, who ear-images, retie 510IDitto—Lkutenant Ellis M ar% train the halt-pay n(the qith toot. to be I.icutcuect, vies Rak, who ciza.attcv, . . coiring the 4,1/tierce lf • h Ditto--g„I uhrt•t-Maitcr Cojesot Richard Mualogas to („)2Artlx-Maitet. vier Sheet*. 11/retreat* 6t. eatema.t Jamo liertati. (r the rh ag..ntli, to b.. 1.1.• tt nun, vie, Ma , . Woad, who es..han7:". 67 h ichttu.tet..G.netal Frauds 1t0)17. from tht ; of tb. Irt hal Battahnn t cth Foot, to be Gokmal, 'sec Ceetztal AlamcUlleiewes, Acceded 721% Dklibei4Vlatbew Ckst*y, Gent. to be Aflitutt-Surgeon, vice Mdp, promoted in the 73d Foot. 75th Dittaii./Enlign Thomas Atkins to be Lieutenant, vice Holland, deceafed; John hulls, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Atkins- Lieutenant Edward Holland to be Adjutant, vice PATO, who refigns ; Lieutenant Samuel Engel to he Ad jutant, vice Holland, who mann' : Serjeant -Major Mathew Murray to be Qoarter-Mafter, vice Stuart, who reigns. 77th Ditto — Enlgn George Welt eott, (coin the 33d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Benfon, who retires. 78th Ditto--Captain J.Andrew Dick, from the half-pay of the Cape Regiment, to be Captain, vice Cranford, who ex changes; Enfign Hugh Macey& to be Lieutenant, by rue chafe, vice R. G. Mackay, who retires; Lieutenant William Andre . from half-pay of the Cape Regiment, to be L:ete- In tens , vice Macleod, who exchanges, receiving the Wife- MTIC Soil, tto-i-Enfign Henry Jones Grove to be Lieutenantorke Dunans, decrafed; James Henry iiloomEcid, Gent. to be fobs°, vice Grove. 34th Ditto...-WilUam Cargill, Gent, to be Enfign, vice %lithe ridge, decanted. 86th Ditto—Colonel William Dowdefwell, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colond,vice Craufurd, who retires on the half-pay of the both Foot; Enfign Lachlan M'/aerie to be Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice Weltenra, who retires • En fevi Daniel Morrice to be Lieutenant, vice Price, dee:are:di Michael Creagh, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Morrice. Scotch Brigade—E• nlign Andrew Frafer to b,: Lieutenant, with out peerage, vice Buchan, promoted in Colonel Randay's Regiment ; Enfign William Squirt to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Grant, &ceded ; Cheers %Vigor, Gent. to be En fign, vice Fearer; George Goo Munro, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Squirt 2d Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Mathew Towfe, from the I alf-pay of the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Camp bell, who exchanges. sth Ditto--Liestenant Henry Vanfluick, from half-pay date 20th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Colonel Champagne's Regiment of Infantry—Sujeant-Major James Henderson, from the slft Foot, to be Adjutant; Ser. jrant Arthony Macilroy. from the 5111. Foot, to be Qoarter- Matter ; Gilbert Hall, Gent tote multron. Colonel Ramfay's Regiment of Infantry'. To be Captains—Lieutenant Thomas William Kerr, from the Seth Foot ; Lieutenant John Buchan, from the Scotch Bri gade; Lieutenant James Armftrong, from the' Loth Foot. To be Afliftant-Surgeon— --e- Malin, Gent. ad Royal Garrifon Battallon-.-Baymafter James D rur y, from half-pay of the 85th Foe:, to be Payntaftcr. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant James Grant, from the sth Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Donald Macdonald, replaced on the retired lift; Lieutenant 3 B. Moodie, from the ad Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Angus Macdonald, placed on the re tired Lilt. Meuron's Regiment—Enfign Antoine Courant, to be Lieute nant, vice Tribolet, who refigns. Elea AT use in the Gazette of the t 3th ult. gilt Regiment of Foot. For Enfign Dominic O'DoneU to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Peering, wire .dire,, read Enfign Dominic O'Doneil to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Perring.trwrieeed is the r.ri H..ra„• Commiffions lignesi by His Majek's Lieutenant for the county of Carmarthen, and dated Fe bruary 9, 1803. To he Deputy Lieutenants—John H. Bevan, David Davies, Evan Clerk Holliday, John Jones, Edward William Richard Mantel, David Heron Pugh. and Richard Ileac Starke, Efqrs. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. April s. John Short, of Alfred-place, St. George, Southwark, cordwaintr, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert William Felton Lathroppe, others/rife called Sir Robert Murray Browne Clarke, therein ddcribed late of Portland place, St. Mary-la-Bonne, Midellefex, baiter. BANKRUPTS. William Pardoe, of Ckment's-Lane, St. Clement Danes, Mid dkfex, ivory -turner, to farrender March 5, so, and April 13. at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. George Poole t Sajeant's Inn, Chancery-lane ' Henry Arkinftate and Samuel George, of Barflem, Stafford lire, potters, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, March ' t 5, t 4, and April is, a - two, at the Swan bin. Hanky, Staf fordibire. Attornies, Mr. Tondinfon Hanley ; or Man. ' Willirgton and Small, King's Bench Welka,Temple, London. W Mom Wood, now or late of Charlton-ftreet, Fitzroyaquare, cordwaner, dealer and chapman March 5, to, and April 52, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Dugan, Clement's-Inn. ' John Wright, of Lamb-fireet, Spitalficlds, cheefemonger,dader and chapman, March 5, ii a, and April se, at ten, at GuiklbalL Attorney, Mr. Redit, Cook's-court, Carey-11rue, London. John Klithaw. of Liverpool, merchant, April 4:5, and 12, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attomies, Mr. P. Woods, Lord-ftre.t, Liverpool; or Mr. Blackflock, Temple, London. Edmund Meld, of Newcaftle-unore-Tyne, miller, dealer and chapman, March 14, ts. and April ta, at e leven, at the Shakefpeare Tavern, Newcaftle-npues.Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Akin on, Chancery - lane, London ; or Mr. Jdeph Baia bridge. Neweaftlaupon-Tyre. Rohm Junes, late of Size-lane, London, bet now of the Ifland of Tobago, io the Weft Indies, merchant, dealer and chap man, March 4,15.22 d April 1., at ten, at Guildhall. Attar mica, Mr. Edward Chippendale, Paper-Buildingv, Temple; or Mr. Robert Filler,jore Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. March as. Thomas Rogerfun, of Otford-Brat, Middldez, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 24. Stephen Hartley, of Heckrnondvelke, part& of Elf. ftail,York atire,csrpet-manufaanra, at eleven, at the George and Dragon Inn. Dewfbury. March 24. John Faulkner, of Maceleafidd, Cheadle, drvuift and grocer, at ten, at the Bull's Head Inn, Macclesfield. , March 25. Ideph Hunt, of Weft Smithfield", Loudon, glazier and builder, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS IN IREI.AND. John Wade. of Dublin, 61k manufadurer, to furrender the ;th and Eth March, and 7th April. John Duff, ofMount.Caul6dd,coanty ofA mash , linen bleacher, to forrender the 7th and loth March, and 7th ApriL Peter Murphy, of New-row, Dublin, eavdreffcr, to furrender the Nth and 9th of filar h, n 19th Apra Pcter Wade, of Dublin, Elk-manufacturer, to furrender the 9th and Loth of March, and 9th ApriL SINZIYESTRATIONS, &e. IN SCOTLAND. Andrew Earr.e, grocer, Painey.—Creditors meet in Watt's Inn, yd March, twelve o'clock, to name interim factor; fame place and hour, yea March,todc trultee. David MitedU, manufacturer, Perth —Creditors meet in Arch Walker. compting-poufq Mdu Wynd, zyth March, to re . .. - . . . calve dividend: - Finlay Duff, merchant, Party—Creditors meet in Ja. Cliriitie's lton, zothlklareb, eleven o'clock, to decide on offer a coon politica. Walter Lana, merchakt and travelling plebeian, Markt...— Creditors meet in Join Oliver's. t otli March, I a o'clock, to - - deckle on offer of eentrelbeton. John Grar. drover sad cattle-dealer, Kilbrider.—Credltara alto in ; 1 / 4 l•Dortald'a inn, °ban, ad March, 12 o'clock. to in- ftrts.fttrttftce. Thos. 'mot , watchmaker, Dundee, has applied for a difcbarge• John Tiq tor. den -er ..nd cattk deakr, in Mains of Bellyhasit• His irate ma applied for a drfcharge of Isis Juhafton. Spice, and Co. ntsrei.ants, Glafgow, to be examined in Writ Courvroom that, 4th and tith March, t o'clock. Cremt meet in Black Bull las ' tptb Marcb. t o'clock, to Maria ttuftee . Claims to be made by 6th November 34•Cslitas and M•Kellar, merchants, Claf t rovr—Creditors onset is Black 801 l Inn, 4th March, twelve o'clock, to tank _ _ kit/tint radar; foot it;cc and buOr ads March; to clot! t• sate. Jaw 'I hems merchant, Path.--Creditors inert in Tbounaer Inn, 341 March, twelve o'clock, to nton Interim Meter ; Lac V. :cc and War s6th March, deft sniftte. W.lliarn Sim , . mad Co. matapixturer (;lal'gow.--Creditors re mise Groond dlvidnad from Maid Kay. on 6th April. Jota Butts and son, manufatitm thatdce, to ht mainland in Sinx.lf Court-room, Port a, 9th and 13d March. mochas o'clock --creflliiora mete is Alts. Mat ares Inn, Ilondee, sash March, trope o'clock, is manta tystlyso..Claisna to be mad: by &ph Pagber, WEST INDIES. BRIDGE TOWN, BARBADOES DEC.: FULLARTO/11 arrived on board the thrust ; he is, with Brigadier General Plecrots and Commo dore Moon, his Majefty's Commiffioners for the affairs of Trinidad ; and it has been &teed, by order of his Majefiy, that Colonel Futtaarom (ab FAL Commillioner) is to be received at all places with the honours due to a Civil Governor, and the two other Commiffioners with the honours due to their Military and Naval ranks refpatively. Aacuszain GROSTER, EN. Judge Advocate, and Attorney General of Trinidad, alto arrived in the Ihrssts. And at noon yefterday alfo arrived the (kip Eclipfe, from England, having on board his Ma jelly's Commiffioners for invefligating Army Ac counts in the Weft Indies durin g the late war.— There Gentlemen are PHI BSARCHOFT, JAMES CHAPMAN, and Jolts WILSON, Efqrs. who with the Commander of the Forces in the Weft Indies, and the Governor of each Ifland where the Com million may fit, are authorised to examine all books and papers relative to the Accounts of the War antecedent to the laft. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. MARCH r, PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK : 3 per C. ConE money. 71H-4er April ace. 74. OMs per Cent. tot{—New diuo to.ef. Omni= 31 diE PRICE OE STOCKS YESTERDAY: Back Sock 2891, India Stock Hsi 216 3 per C. Red. 7a it 71 7ti Scuth Sea Stock 3 per C. Conf. 71 75 it I Imp. 5 per Cent. 2of 4 per Cent. &Si 1111/ . I Imp. Ann.!! 9-16-1 5 per C. Ann. roe Excheq. Bins is to as. aff. 5 Per C- 1 797.1 0 44 Omnium 411 dif. Bank L. Arn. 20 11-16 i Englifh Tickets t7l. 172. Shore Ann. Con( for April ace. 72;11 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdam, 36 21U. I Cadiz paper. Naples 40' Do. at fight 35 9 Ditto 35leffedt. Genus 46 Rotterdam, 36 31 U. Madrid 36 elfedt. Lilbon 67 Harnburgh 34 5 2411. I Bilboa 36 elk& Oporto 6g I Altana 34 6 2.11/. Leghorn 30 , 1 Dublin 13 Paris, t day's date, 24 h liv.—Ditto, 24 II 2U. BOOTACAUI. 4100, 24 53 Algo on the Bank of Holland, s per Cent. DUBLIN. F41141.741ii EICHANCt. 5 per Cent Government Deb. 99. Claude oat Lschange—Dublin on London Ili. A private letter from Paris, dated February 23, lays, " All Officers of the French army on leave of abfence, and all thole of that nation in the pay of Spain, have received diredions, the former to join their refpedive regiments immedi ately, aod the latter to return to France, for the purpofe of ferving their native land." By a letter from Rouen, dated the 23d ult. we learn, that on the 21ft Feb. a Frenchman, of the name of Bouao•is, jut returned from England, was, with a number of his accomplices, arrefted by the Government, in coufequence of information that they had entered into a plot to affaffinate the CHIEF Cossuz, and afterwards to feize on the reins of Government. A number of papers were found upon him, which are Paid to develope the diabolical fchcme, and to implicate a number of perfons in this country, Emigrants from France. M. BOURGAIS came over to England in the mouth ut July laft, with recommendations to feveral se fpeetable families to procure him a fituation as a tutor. He did not fucceed in this, and the account is, that he was drawn into the confpiracy by Come of thefe emigrants refident in England, who Rill cherith the thoughts of a Counter-Revolution by the means of tumult and anarchy. We Rate this entirely on the authority of the letter from Rotten. —We know of no fuch confpiracy in England.— There are very few emigrants now remaining among us, and thole who have fettled in England are perfons who appear to have given up all thoughts of returning to their native land. They think differently in France—and thefe fufpeded perfons were, on the aad ult. fent off from Rouen to Paris in irons, and under a guard of so horfemen. Yeflerday Her MAJISTY and the Palace:stip arrived in town, loon after twelve o'clock, from Windfor. His Matt 'Tv arrived about three o'clock. Af ter which their Royal Highnelres the Paws of WA Lis and Duke of Cusumano paid their re fpeft► to Their Mayssriss. At a numerous meeting of the Magi rates, Gen tlemen, and Hop Planters, raiding in the Baku parts of Suffer, held at Battle, on Monday fe'n night, it was unanimously refolved to Petition Par liament on behalf of the Planters, praying relief from the prefent duty on bops. Yeßerday being St. David's Day, the children educated at the Welch Charity School walked in proceffinn ' with a band of mufic, from the School Houle in Gray's Inn-lane, about twelve o'clock, to St. James's church, where an excalleta ferrnon was preached by the Bilhop of Ox roe D. After the fervice was over, they proceeded to the houfe of Sir. W. W. Wriest,, S , . James's-fquare,wbere they gave three load hazes' i as alfo in Pall Mall, at the Noce of Was.as's ; they then proceeded to the Crown and Anchot Tavern, where they were regaled with a good dinner. And in the afternoon the Members of the Society partook of a grand en. tertainment at the Tavern. We have authority to sate, that the paragraph copied into the STAR of Saturday, from a mottl ing paper of that day, refpefting the melancholy accident laid to have happened to Mr. CaouaLtio and family, by the luta of a pinnace near Madden, is entirely void of foundation. BRIG/170.V, FRB. 27. The Fames's harriers on Wednefday threw mt near Patcham Windmill, when a brace of bares afforded fome Tharp running. though both of them ultimately efcaped the vigilance of their parfuess On Friday the (port was renewed from the Rac e . hill, which turned out very indifferent ; one hare only, after a very litort run, comprifed the whole of the morning's diverlion. The field each tai was very refpeelably attended. In confequence of the predietion of the French Prophet. now fomething more than two centuries ago, but which, within this laa week, has been the current topic of tea-table converfation, that the tide in the Britill Channel would rife at kali that, feet perpenditularty above the level it ever reach e d before, on the 24th or 25th of February 1803, ieveral perfons have glually removed from this place to Cuckfield, left the prognoflic fbould be verified, and the dreadful phenomenon overwhelm the town. They are expeded to return to this place to-morrow, unlcfs a recollection of the al. terat;on which has been made in the Ryle, fence the prophecy was uttered, flIOUld recur to them, when, in all probability, they may deem it ne• ceffary to avoid the eoaft, at leall eleven days longer than they had firli calculated as neceffary. A.trivals—Lady BRADFORD, Mr. W. Billll4, Mrs. and Mifs BY H AM, Hon. Mr. BATHURST * Mr Lvov, Mr. WALTEI, Colonel Dtorosr, and Mrt. Foars. Departures—Mr. T. Roc ra s, Mr. Mrs. and Mils SMITH, Mr. BOSAti q . ys and Mr. H. Mott N T• Colonel Vocally x and feveral other paffingers (Ailed from Dover for Calais on Monday. Yefterday Lord LOWTHER, Ban. Hominy:l, Efq. M. P. and Mr. Durats, were elected Ho. norary Members of the National Board of Agri culture. Portraits of the late and prefent Lord ROMNEY were put up at the London Tavern, at the late Anniverfary of the Marine Society. The French Ambafador gave a grand dinner yefterday to a feled party of Tafhionables. The Marquis of ABERCOIN gave a grand dinner on Saturday lel ; among the company were, the Earl of BATHURST, Lord Haw 'mauls', Lord CASTLIREACH, Earl Of WESTMORELAND, Lord HOBART, Lord ALVAMLEY, the SOLICITOR GB NIIAL, the Right Hon. Hulas ADDINGTON, and Mt. STIRLI. The Marchionefs of ASIRCORM'S Supper.—On Monday evening her Ladythip bad a fele& party to cards and (upper ; among the company were--. Deckers of Bolton. blatquiffeo—Waterford and Lorne. Earle—Camden, Pestabrekc, and Jerky. Counteffev-vCamden, Jerky. sod Clare. Wcounteffes-v-Caltkreegh and Andover. Lords—Keith, G. Levifon Gower, Vilders, Craven, Brow, Lodies.—L, Corry, P. Villiers, S Pane, S. Balky, sod Bruce. Sirs—F. Sethi, C. Afell, H. Featheritesse, C. Handltes, and Sydney Smith. Captain Legge. hicErs.—..awressee, O'Byrne, Heatbcotc, Trevor, Harbert!, S. S mith, T. Sheridan, Banks, Upton, Caps!. Maddock" lisien, BAlley, and Bramwell. Orby Hunter, Pole, and Troyer. The Marchionefs of &suss nat's fecond ann. bly, on Monday evening. was attended by near sow faltionables, among whom were.... Tbe Prince of Wales. The Prince and Princefs Caftekkaln Prince Bariatidlky. Their Er.... 11 ...Ave the French, Spanint, Partagoett, sad Dutch Ambaffadors. Duchettes--Montrofe, Northumberland, and St. Alban's. Marqui[s—De Lima, and Winekdkr. Marzlioneffer—Bath, Winebefter, and Downthlre. Hark--Fortekee, Carina, Clarendon. Gower. Wastage. land, and Maartney. Countdres.•Maeckafteld, Liverpool, Talbot,Leitsim,Pem. broke, De Druid, Grantham, Harrington, Uxbridge,Satkerland, Ely, Clare, Carbampton, and Mornington. Vireounts.—Fitzharria, Wentworth, Sydney, and Cranky. Vikotustelies—Caftkveagh, Perdu], Sydney, Wentworth. Lordo...oifulttone, Hartwood.Craven, G. Seymour, Very at. Helen's, Pot chetter, and F. Monne. Ladles--Fortertur.„ L. Corry, W. Wynne, two Towndiendilv C. Jenklnfoo, two Clements, S. Thymic, M . Throne. two Per. cry, Percival, two Paget., Glynn, Harewood, Hasgadone. Brod, A. Wyndham, A. Wardwell, G. Scrims; C. L. 1102 M. Code, Mackwood, Harboard, de Clifford, Dayning. A. Bngham. Midland, Porehder, Hat, two Marengo, and Lee. Riddell, O. Vioaribvrell, J. Blackwood, and J. 11011. Gener.da--Orenville and Balfour. Colonel Paget.—Captain Churchill Merirs...Oreeewood, R. Hooke, Brown, Benyon, Elliot. Shaven, Men, Oatcake; H ward, Leigh, Taylor, Fitz• hugh, Broadhead, Clear; Ford, Cooper, Banks, A. Phipps. Lewis Balfour, Thonkton, Porter, It:Moreton, Cat Dilutor. / d or tis o e ne, Saone; Lambe. W. Lamb; Fame, G. Deirdre, D. Metbuan, W.Cooper,Haltey,Na6.oore,Towntbend. and Robinton. Marra-a—Brower, Fitsberbert, Deny" Villiers, Poke, Thoorpfoo, Leigh, Lloyd. Aoki, Them" Crofts, (Miter. isatiosast, MAW. Banks, Wes, Mailers, Marant ,Boeknall, Egerton , Lafealiss, hoonseager, Fuse. R. Thermos, M. Plus Itahirdao, &saga. Bra arch , S. Smith, Madtay, G. Darden. lArthoss, Keate, Halley. sad Cornwallis. Mifres—Faisda, Den roe. Angola, two Tboopthes, Cotton, °seder, M macro, two Fords, Gram, Madre, Grienflony M. Pitt, Methaeo, new. two Markham% two Wyss's. Barcoeffeo—Howe sod Nag& Monday fe'nnight, the Newhaven Riding Offi cers, affilled by the crew of the Seaford boat, fell in with a gang of fmugglers, in number about 130, near the barracks at Bletchington, from whom. after a pretty (harp condi& with bludgeons, cut. laffes, and piliols, they feised 88 calks of contra band fpirits and two bodes, with which they were retreating, but being pnrfued by the fmugglers, the eonflia was renewed, and obflinately maintain ed for about a quarter of an hour, during which time the officers kept conflantly firing their piaols at the enemy, feveral of whom were wounded, as were many of their hones, and thole deemed the moll valuable. in a Chocking manner, lonic having had their eyes cut out, others their cars cut offs and (hot in different parts of the body. The fmngplers at length gave way,and left the officers in pnfeffion of 39 calks more of fpirits and four (mall parcels of tea, the whole of which were after wards lately lodged in the Cultom.honfe at New haven. The officers efcaped with come revere. b. lilies; and the fmugglers, we believe without any mortal vrouads but one or two d their horfes have (wee died.