Star. — London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

FRANCE. t~ i LONDON. Ns. IV.On the Cada of the War, Yo-uierrow. MONDAY, JUNE 6. pittcp. OF STOCK'S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK i ._A reg Cm. Conf.4l—Deduectl 57i. ti Nt.7l,v 5 per Cent. 9.1.1, 93. .Duat.to, MAY 3 t .-5 per Cent. ( s.. Debentures 84. I Courfe of Exctartge--,Dubi.n on London 14f FE , ~~ . I~ I~:1~ "GIBRALTAR, MAY zo. I i i t i , ll .' I. • 1* ( 1 7 1! ; "i !7 MALTA, AWL ts. L I I. , A I , ApaS, MAY 2S. The 2i,autive Bn 10 -,j;rorogued on the sBth, after z adap, : r t ,i : c em , ja the name of the y tile Cr u; ,....en0r cry tte RLCsetn..r. '2lr. ;sI , palrag,t,.." l it twits of r,ar ..Y; a c.:!:1 at the momert you are to .Icrars.re. Au: in •;3 , :r abr.') aive...ntnent will worthily em. tlut• :h5: e.! U. : the peo?le, of ..vhich you have 1 ., given on Gic ,, ur;2: , o ..c.n.crr`t l / 4 ,. It will, in that inftance, has "'AT cloz: IV.: te,aize :he h.rs and d) „ra 0! . • e fit • • aid f. a. the :..ntrlen.xt..cut of your next Br P ' He th-• . uefoitavq; to to ac., cu w nil the re :Ur . of . :-, .01e can promife tl cow, w4,,„,;L0a1..1 art !• llgn it, 7 „..4 , 0:1 which ,E • r:•2. " TeN pe_ple la )01..7 th:.: the campaign which i.. cr. the v . atnt of Up7.14"..i, .i! requirt tie rcw contribution; and that the rulstislita tor the peace, will be tuffleier:t: for the war. 't %Aid. might eared every rh:og from the incti•J.ati., - , , conerstulatei. it ftlfon .-etpl' . .rkg, 'in order t., re: • , 1... Lunt. than the felt dia grant[.: to: th. pea:, eftabiifi • nt. • Five of the Members I,cir,g then nointnated as an Admn:itrative Commln:ce :Ll:jog the vacation, the Prefident declared the Seffion at 111 end. - - We are informed, that Hanover has been occopieti the troops of Frarce fence the zoth inflame. Since our laft we have received foul.. more Paris journals, but they are not of a later date than thofe which reached ns en Saturday. The Legiflative Body terminated its Seffion on the 28th ultimo. The Government has promifed, that for the prefent cam paign no new s contributioni !hall be required, and pledged itfelf, that the war Atall be terminated in fuch a manner as•fhall put it out of our power to renew it for a long time.—Qf its inclination to' annihilate the wealth, the influence, the happinefs, and the power of Great Britain. we have had fufficient proofs. The very meafures it purfued during the peace had this end for its objed. Should it fucceed, will any one party in this country fare better than the rell will be de.ftroyed and plundered with inclif criminating fur , i • ! With a war before us, avowed by our enesrv;, to be a war of extermination, can any one be foolind to his own Carey as to hefitate refpedt ing the eiertions and facridces he ought to make for ec..)ntry. . . the rr...an time our cruizers cortinue to bring in a numl.er of prizes. Befides the official notice of Some of them in the Gazette (fee the left page), our ite..a...s will find a number of frefh captures an not:need iq our port letters. This, liow,:ver, •we ce.cifit ~erbut of feconda7T momex, and chiefly ufe :.ut in as far as it takes from the means of our enemy for carrying c.,t the wart and in this view of it we cannot fee why the Spanifh treafurc (hips, merely for the convenience of France, Mould be permitted t..) reach their deftined ports without any attempt on our part to hinder them. Will France LeCttate to make ufe of the wealth which was accumulated in South Ame rica, during the late war, as loon as it (hall have Safely arrived in Spain? Can any one believe that Spain wi}l be allowed to remain neutral longer than Tufts the convenience of the near Con sm. ?—We . are not advocates for robbery, but we hold jt to be found policy to keep the enemy from getting poll - anon of cosh means for war, and that it would be better both for this country and Spain to make the litter our creditor, and afterwards to return the property when peace Stall be again reftorel w We learn from Toulon that an embargo had been laid there upon all French veiTels, and that none but coallera were allowed to fail. Yetlerday arrived his Majelly 's flore-fhip the shun. &nee, from Malta, with math and fpars, for this place : the touched at Mahon and Malaga in her way. On her pelage from Mahon to Malaga, fbe met two French (hips of 8o guns, and one 74, and tW3 frigates. (Leering towards Toulon; the alto fell in with another French line of battle (hip difmafted. `lrhisfiaadron pallid the Straights about ' (: days ago in the night iirne...—A large flip, full of troops, tailed lately from Malaga for Mattinique.From every ap. pearence, we ceps& to bear of hollilities being Ihordy commenced between France and England.—The belt informed Spaniards teem to think that Spain will be (offered to remain neuter. If fo, it mull be the in sert& of France, that Ike &mild remain neuter, 'at letatal they get all their treafure (hips home, which would be very wretched policy on our part to allow, asFrana would in that cafe Jet ive much more benefit from the neutrality, than from the alliance of Spain. 64 May r 2.—The Spanifh Cuartla Colas begin to be extremely troubleforre within this ihort time, and fregnen.ly purfue vetch within gun Slot of the Carri. fon, so toe grttit annoyance of 'Le trade of this place." " The lattei- end f left month the tronps arrived f rom E g ypt, under orders to fail with the Bra fair wind for Lughnd ; but on the Pth intl. count:r-or ders wen given, at. .1 they row form 'part of the zArgi c o o. On the 7th, difpatchet were received by the French Agent, an.l atortly afterwards, Ciough 1 ,1 : a wind wpb CareWely GM!, French hoschon, 'ider the cnOtomeed of at. Admiral, lyin;; i the 13.1 y, went w ka. the Admiral keying prevint.flyltnt out I ihis Wats to take as account of e vir y Br:•:ii: 7C(lrci." 14ftirlalL ornuczses. ?somatic', JURY g.—Juit arrived the Dutch brig Ccrharina and Ittletta, Capt.-Gnat:X. JACO). AA. teEIA/1, burthen about zoo tons, fent Intattis Poit y the Dolphin cutter,-Capt. Jetta, who fell in with her about 15 leagues fo u th- w ka 4 the Lizard, cow. ing from St. Übes, with felt cod a (milllquantity of - bound to the Heldee• ,es. ei . th e was r etured, °rant... - the Dolphin'maue IA; in order to board and exa mine Cenral rails which were then in •fight, and which were .c.r nhahla coming from the fame place. Alfo the brig Furly, Londtt! trader, Rows =alter. from Falmouth to this port, with fundries ; and the I Jane, of and from Beidport, ELLIOT n3siter, to this port with cordage. I . - June 3.—Brought in this morning by the Provi.' dente revenue cutter, Capt. Woasst., the Dutch fllip Overmeer, of Amfferdam, L. S. Divas is mafter, front Demerara, with Soo hogsheads of fsigar, 3sl :hales of cotton, and onelarrel of coffee: GIC burthens about ezzo,tooi, and is eilimated at zo,000l.: the left the Elands on the zad March, and was captufed he -1 I tween Scilly Hands and the Land's•end. Fet.tiouro, Julie 3. —Arrived this evening the puke ofYo rk packet, Capt. DEAXE, with the mail from , Lifbon, (even days pafrage : left lying there his Ma. jeßy's chip RESISTANCE, of 33 guns, and the King George packet ;—the latter was to fail from thence I the sth inn. The paffengers by the King George are Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Bowles, Mr. Firzczeitio, and Mr. Joao'. Yefferday arrived his MAjefty's brig GAN sr, of 26 guns, Captain Bass, from a cruize, and has brought in with her the French brig la Dame Adelaide, Captain BALLET, from Martinique, bound to Havre, with coffee, cocoa, &c. valued at about so,crool. which the captured on Tuefday left. The brig Rochdale, Captain THOMAS TUCKER, from Cadiz to Hull, was brought to yefferday by his %jelly's (hip TosAar, of 84. guns. Captain Sir EBWAXO FILLIEW, Bart. impreffed two of the crew : fhortly after a brig of t 6 guns, with French colours under the Enghth, paired her, but could not learn by whom captured : the brig Carleton, Capt. Colima, in 37 days from Sitges in Spain. with wine for orders: the brig Mary, Captain CONE/ E, with wine, from Barcelona in 33 days, alfo called in for orders : the Daitifh (hip Emanuel, Captain KNUTSON, from Dram, with timber and deals. • Pallid this port the American flip Atalanta, Cap tain Toce se, for London, from Baltimore.—Sailed the brig Mantura,Capt. DENN s,for Briitol ; the Ame rican fhip Governor Strong, Cuouar, for London. —The DUKE or KENT Packet, DENNIS, arrived on Wedncfday laft with Mails from New York and Ha lifax, after ar>afrage of 20 days from the latter place. She kit there his Maj:ll7's Ships CAMBRIAN, of 40 guns; ANDROM•CHE, of 32 ; and PHJESANT, Of IS. Three days after the Du as of KENT failed from New York, fhe met with a very heavy form of thunder and lightning; the latter (truck her mainmafl; fhivered it, and burft through the well-rocm with an explofion like the noife of a mucquet; Three men were knocked down, but not materially hurt. On her palLge home fhe fpoke the fhip Highland Lafs, from Barbadoes, with troops for Newfoundland. PLI, mourn, Jutic 4.—Came in (ince Thurfday evening, the 'ACASTA, of 4o guns, Capt. OSWALD. and the JAMAICA, of 26 guns, Capt. Rose, from a eruife ; alfo z. ilwedifla Rip Neotralititer, Captain Asmarek, from Calla to Antwerp, laden with oil, &ins, tcc. detained by the Dolphin cutter, Capt. Johns. s. French /hip Mentor, from St. Domingo for Havre, with fugar, coffee, and cotton, detained by the Eagle cotter, Capt. Adana. 3. Dutch galliott Jorge Barcnd, Capt. Berg, from Lbbon to the Tenet with (alt, detained by the Malta, of ao gotta, Captain, Ofwald. 4. French brig la Jenne Carolie, of Dunkirk, from Tobago for Dunkirk, laden with rum. fugal., and coffee, taken by the Ja maica, or s 6 guns, Capt. Rofe. c. French brig corvette tlmpatiente, of t 6 guns, from Sierra Leone, bound to Rochelle, with difpatches, taken by the Naiad, of j 8 guns Captain Wallis the dtfpatches were thrown over. board. This vefel carried out the French Gnyerno-. 6. Dutch ffonp Jan Jacob, of and for Amlterdam, from Trielte and Venice, laden with coma,, oil, and other guo3a, detained by the l'impatiente. after her capture. 7. Dutch Jogger Endraugbt,korn Cadiz for Amlterdasn, with fait and hkle:, and bale guide, detained by the Sceptre, of 74 Va s * 8. French Rip la Prudence, from Cette to Havre de Grace, laden with brandy, wine, and foap, taken by the Minotaur, of 74 pm 9. French Rip Double Alliance, from Cette to Dunkirk, lades with brandy and wine, taken LT the Acalla frigate. ro. Dutch flap Sarah Maria, Captain Footman, from Serbia to Arnfterdern,loden with Cups and coffea,detsined by the Aced* frigate. se : French brig la Mere de Pamille, of Oftend, from Marfdlies to H.•re, laden with brandy, wine, cotton, Corp, and oil, taken by the Acalts re irate. is Swell& Chip Panioten, Captain Helmut, from Norditoppdag„ for France, with iron and dal, detained by the Rafarict, of 11 gent. t 3. Dutch flip Coffer Broom, Captain Hanfm, from Sari:tam, for reacrdam t with fugar, colfw. 2. apd cotton, detained by the Spaitiate. of 74 guns, Captain Maltby. Lt. imtch fhip Meyforg, from Surinam, far Amfterdant, with &gar, coffee, and cotton, detained by the Minotaur. of 74 Pm. 13. Dutch Sap Johan and Maria, of 600 ton. burthen, in guns. from Surinam for Amitenlan, laden with coda., fugar, and cotton, detained by the Lord Nelfon pi :urger, of this port, Captain Crowtc. a 6. Brig Venus. of Foamy, Captain W. Davies, from Mentnne in France, bound to Hamburgh, laden with oil, wine, and fruit, detaintd by the Conqueror, of 74 gum, In Cawfand Day. ty. French thip 1. Prudence, Camain Rayon, from Crate, bound to franca, laden with brand:, wine, and ramp, taken Sy the Dori., of 36 guns, Captain Pez.rfun. a/ Dutch galliat Morning Star, from Llfbon far Amfterdam. laden with (alt, detained by the Venerable, of 74 tp. Duck gall ut patio Sac, I.Val Portugal fir Militadalft, hien with felt. to Dutch hip Jan Frederick, C..pt. Bladborr.c„ Prom Surinam humidity Amft-rdatn, ladtp Trial fugar, coffer., and cotton. at. French inc..i name unarm:tn. from Harm de Won. bound to Bra., laden with naval Owe. as. A (ranch natter pr:vata.r. ttf gn tons bantam. rr 1.1 C 4 u:, the Rem eriaas , with tsvegsg.l3 o ..r.; and s 6 men .. :le fast laa v' e! , t a ken by the Hire Re. verv , ‘"Vitert of gyms, Capt. Pitt, which tele! alie rived 1 1 . 161: then.—Tbe grcAtcr number of the foregoing are large Sips, tad their cargoes' or great value. Came is the. Orphan, of Dartmouth. Capt. BID _La RR, from St. Felieu, laden with cork wood for London ; the Danifk !hip Ankara Hope, Cr.pt. As -IMS N, from Dram, laden with timber for this port; .the Willing Capt.-W )4.lltat, from Memel, laden with timber, for this port.—Wltd the LORD •Cgremi,ROM porommer, of to gam, Capt._Ctowrz, on A ,cruife.—lltaived the Neli-;;;;London,Papt.PRINGLI, from Auctions. for t hi s p or t, with wine for the 17.4ats, of tel guns, from a cruise and ute bolsi& 114 Eliastrtb and Maria, Cspt. NYSON, from Pr.stan, for this port..—Sailed the ATAL•NTI, of 18 guns, Captain Maurits° ; and the Mimics cutter, 424. guns, on a cruise. PORTRMODYN, Sows 5.--Sailed the Am.actsvos. !loop of war for the Well Indies; gi 11 11.9A,BLUSS•I, and Dimioap frigates, on a cruise; and Cat soa gun veal, with a convoy for the Downs. The AL LIOA• Tot, Captain liticumtosoa, takes out sso troops; Major-General CSAP KARP, Brigadier•Gentral .Hu LOP, Hon. Colonel Pussy:Tv, and feveral oghisr Officers for the Weft ladies. DEAL, Jowl s.—Sailed the Essex, EorinAm„ for the Eat Indies, and the roll of the uutwitrd,bound under convoy to the Weltarard.—Wind $. • CHATIIAM, just s,—The MONARCH is COPIMit finned, and is expefted to be fitted for Lord KEITH. The Paiacess of ORANGS was undocked to day, and la Sams docked, to have her falfe keel examined.— Arrived the Plymeuth tranfrrt from Portfmonth.— The AMPHITRITE, of 38 guns, was docked yeller. day, and the To 'sits was ordered to.be :fitted for fea. Waiver, June 3.—There is no truth in the (tate ment which has ,found its way into all the public prints, of a fracas having happened at this port be tween the crew ofthe Esaia cutter, on the imprefsfer. vice, and the iehabitentscif this place, in which two men were killed. Nothing of the kind has taken place here. Captain POULDIS of the Royal Navy, who has opened a rendezvoin here, has been granted the ufe cf the Taiac revenue ctitter at this port for the fer. vice of the Navy. tie has pickei leveret ufeful hands. The inhabitants of this place have opened a fubfcription, which has been liberally fupported, and the following' rums were offered for people entering for the Royal Navy, viz.—To each able feaman, 3i.; ordinary fcamen, al. as.; landfmen, On the titian. the cannon for the prom:lion of the. harbour and roads, were completely mounted on the Half Moon Battery. The Batley. Jona GRIM mafter, is arzived at Aberdeen from Rotterdam, being the LIR Pritith veirel that remained at that port. NOTTINGHAM ELS CTION.OTI Friday, at the dote of the Poll, the number's were— For Mr. Mac', 860 I For Mr. Colic, 7or-4 , Bajority, Sc,. Saturday, one o'clock, Mr. Colts was fine a-head. The numbers at that time, as near as they coull be arcertained, were— For Mr. CORE 890 I For Mr. BIRCH Rs—Majority 9. Tuefday laf, MARTIN Davy. M. D. and F. R. S. was unanimoufly ele6ed Matter of Caius College, Cambridge, in the room of Dr. BILWARD, deeeafed. The Lawyers Corps paraded on Monday at the Four Courts, Dublin, and muttered in great ftrength. Many other of the Dublin Yeomanry Corps have already recommenced their drillings, in order to per k& themfelves in their discipline. The Mafquerade .at Ranelagh on Friday was very nurneroufly attended. The Rile of the place and ex ternal preparations were the fame as at the Grand Fete. The Supper and Wines were of the firh quality, and notwithilanding the company was fo numerous, the refrethments were ferved up in great plenty. Mr. TALIOT, LOl'd WHITWORTH'S Secretary, ar. rived in Town on Saturday morning ; and without taking any reit, though he had travelled all night, he immediately dreffed and went to the Drawing. room, to pay his refpeas to their MAJESTIES. We find, that no rehriMon has been at any time laid by the French Government on any of the perfons con ' neeed with the Britifh Embaffy, and that none of Lord WHITWORTH'S property, nr of the property of thole in his foite, has been hopped. Mr. MAN DST I L LS, the Second Secretary, is hill left in Paris to Kettle I Come private affairs. The Engl:fh. women and chil -1 dren are leaving France as fait as poffible ;—but the men are detained prifonere of war, on parole. Moll !of them are fent to Fontainbleau, but Inch as can alfign good reafons to the contrary (Louis d'ors per haps have fame weight) are allowed to go where they pleafe. The French Mail came regularly to iband on Saturday, and our Government intend fend ing off the Englifh Mail, in hopes that the inter. courfe of correftiondence may be kept up though all other fhould ceafe. Several letters by the Mail pofitively affirm, that a violent quarrel has occurred between the Little Lunatic and the Ruffian Ambaf , radar, oecafioned by the petulant behaviour of the Cute, CONSUL. It is even Laid blows were !truck be tween them. Coap-Ifshacur, MAea.i..Ars, ?um d 6.—Onr mar ket was very well fuppliewith Vheat, Barley, and Beans ; the former has met a heavy fele, at a de cline of full 25. per quarter from this day wee' . —Ba - ley is alto ts. 64 to• zs. cheaper ; and Beans as much lower. Malt is an extreme heavy article, the Brewer twin generally Peas are looking down., 1 , 1011 Tilt 000000 OASITTV, lATOILDIT, 31111111 Average price el Caen he &glared and Wales, from the Re tar/wending the aith Airy e( May, 1803. Wheat. Rye. latirg. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale. 4. e. 4. a. 4. a. 4. a. t 4 If 14 20 7 33 2 36 11 7.2=age Prime( Sega,. ceotaved from /he Returns mute iv the greet wan jam 1. 4 49% lit pet hawked emelt. At Waresitilier, on liattotl4y, the !mice' 1.1 . Corn mere as t Wheat. by the plater. 21. tB,. od to 31. os. od. • Barley, od. to 11. 7.. od. Oats, LL os. 6d. fo Oti. beatify ;I. 16s. to 21. mAyEsTrs BIRTH DAY, On Saturday his MAJEsTY completed his 65th year. The day was in confequence nthered in by the rinsing of bells, and at one o'clock .65 guns were fired from the Park, ar.d as many from the Tower, in honour of the day, and to denote the Sovereign's age. In the morning the Pnioctsscs paid their yerpeeit to their Royal Parents. Previous to the Drawing Room at St. James's the following Ode. written by Haw n.Y-Ja as Pr I,Efq. Poet Laurent, was performed: Britain, alas ! has woo'd In vai n , ftelutlasst,Peace, _thy phscid charms; -Compeird, the treads owe more th'enfangule'd plain, *Where Fame, wirers' Freedom, eau aloud tut arm?. Yet be atvhile.the battle's.found In notes of feftive triumph drown j@: *bather the Belida oalircorst Sly Portentous thiongh the eery lky, Or, bound In Fate A f..erc:ve c h a i n , Kew! 'o...st sh . ince - mai feats In vain, On this aufpicious day the Mtge, • _ .ictencid,'.*iih graceful voice, hervropted, theme pctlfulc AIWA the boat of tyrant pride, The porn? of Rate, the arm'd array, Can all the.Mouts of finiery bide That naves homape pay - . . . - No force ea:l.Ol4W Ambition's head ' From noon..tide care, froth midnight dread, When the ftill monitor within Sairehectle sbode of,blood m ail While be Who rules with virtuous [way, Whom freemen glory to obey, ' Sees every brestl. the butwark of a throne, Lies peoples'ktreft guild, id Acted rights 1,134 r oFp. - Then let the Mufe, with d•itegat hint!„ Strike the bold lyre. refirenfive Mims. While ever/ tensue through Albion 's land Joins in the hymn of pra ire fhe rings And Lisbour, from the furrow'd plain And Commeres, front the billowy null, With voice fymphimious bid arils What poreft incenfe to the Wei. Above the proutleit wreath of fame. Which ever graed the vigor s name, A °Mimes votive breath by truth confign'd 're blas a patriot King—the friend of human kind! The Drawing Room commenced about one o'clock and was molt numeroudy attended. Prefent, Their Royal Highnefres the Prince of Wes. Pligreft s o Phill of Glom:eta ; Dukes of Gloucetter, Yoik, Clarence, 'Kent and Cumberland; her Royal •Ilighners the Duchcfs of York; Graces the Archbillsops or Canterbury, York, Callael and Dublin ; the Right Hon.the Chancellor of the Exchequer; the Laard.Cham calor ; the Secretaries of State; the Secretary at War; Judge of the Admiralty; the Attorney sad Solicitor Generals • Mailer of the Rolls ; their Excellencies the Imperial, Ruffle', P;uffmn, Spa. Dias, American. Bavarian, Turkifh, .Bstavian, fottuguefe, &we als, and Wurtembag Minifters. Prince Alterhuy. Princes Cafteleieala. Dukes—Beaufort. Roxburgh, MOntrofe, Norfolk, aortkpl a Somerfet, St. Alban's, Rutland, Leinßer, andMarksorough. Duchelfm—Northumberland; McNamee, Gordon, Mee, St. Alban's, Dowager Rutland. Marlborough, aqd Baccleugh. Marquieres—Safbury,Thoinond, Cornwallis, Cely, Litchfield. Doug**, tiuntley, Hertford,Downenre,Ely, Lorne, and Town. (bend. hiarchioneffel—Rownlhire,Bfbury, Dowager Bath, Woreef. ter, and Towngtend. Ear's--Jerfey, Malmdbury, Cardigan, 4alloway, Morton. Harcourt, Litnaiclr, Clicßertekt, Winebelrea, Datmnuth, Ef fingham, Raman, Spencer Pomftet, Romney , Hafrindteelt Cadilia, Weitmoreland, Sniderleb, Moira, Uxbridge, Lertrim,, Aboyne,Suffer,Conyngliam,Wariek,MoontEdgemimbe,Vbleile,, Portntore, Loftus, &thorn, Relibrit, Digby: Cbolintindeley, Courtcwn, Craven, Grofvenbr, Caniden,Semberaugb, Mansfield, Radnor, Cinnamon, Poulan, Suffolk, Darlington, LiEn., Mae. deafiettl, Mexborougb, and Fortertne. Countedln--Cardigan, Dowager Portfmoutb, ,Kenmare, .Tje. bridge, Effer St. Vincent, Warwick, Clonmdl, Dowager Effm, Retires, Dart mouth, Breadalbane, Antrini, Lirerpool, Arlefiaury. Harrington, Mansfield, Rortlyn Weßmoreland. Glargenr, Eletborottgh, Limerick, Conyngbant, Portarlingtory and Grofvanor. ihrtoonts--Sydney, Galway. Stopford, Falmouth, Hood. Cattle. reigh, Agbrim. 6udlep, Melville, St. !Japb, Follatone, Bulkeley, Brome. Curzon, Mbuntjoy, Ratchet, Cranky, Dungwtoon. Fits hauls. I.owther, Downs, Courtenay,Grienftone, sod Goeford. - YffeountettaL3ydney;Gatway, Caftlevengh, Sudley, Mel We, St. Afaph, Bullkley, Cranky, Dungannon: Lowther, Hereford. Somerton, Matthaei, Andover, and Hampden. • • Lords—De Blaqulcre, Bolton, Selfey, Walfingham, Wentworth, Ambit.ft, Henley, Au&land, Somerville. St. Helen's, Molefwortb, Owydir, Cathcart, Louvaine,Benyon, M`Donald, Roos, Dynevor„ C. Semerfet, Pelham, Paget, Hamilton, Heatisfieg, Bruce, Whit worth, Montague, Hawkelbury, Willoughby De Broke. Gienber. vie, G. L Gowen, Binning, Stourtoni G. 'Myrna.. Begot, Mut grave, Bradford, Rivers, &Untried, Arden, 'Paddock, F. BCD- tinck, Foley, Braybrooke, Borringdon, Grander, Harewsod, Bat ton, Parringtoo,Hervey.Tara, Baran& C. Spencer; O. Bentlnek., Ladies—Pechell, Young, Rolle, Wentworth, three Peremtleb. ley, Paget, Dowager Antherft, Layington, Fawcett, M. Wynyard„ A M. Stanhope, Laws, Roos, Cecil, Dynevor, M. Paget, Auck land, C. johnftone, A. Cumberland, C. &inciter, Hake; Steams, Colkten, Willougby De Broke, H. Sullivan, Rote, Sbelidd, ye. valour, Tbynne, B, Pechell, Hawketbury, C. Beiltifyfe, Bruen, Bradford, A. Smith, Campbell, Bolton, Grantlunii, Banbos,' C. Rodoey, Hartwell, Glynn, Metcalfe, H. eitsgeraid, Deering, C. Duneonabe, Eller:borough, A. Clavering, M. Ben lock, E Dcfbrow, Aberdeen, Metcalfe, Clive, Collier, Maslen, Hawk. Fane, Temple, Turner, C. Danser,j. Dawkins, Neeve, M. Single. ton, Alvanky, Crofton, &may, Abeyne,'Widea, J. R. stink, C. Waldegrave, and Caltborpet Barons—Lenthe, Nokken, MCICOI, and Nagle. Baronet's Howe. Sin —H Trollope, W. Young, E. Nagle, J. B. Borges, 0 Of:- borne, j. W. Andorran. J. Nichol, W. Conk, F. ifartwell, T. Pre& cot, J. Craddock, F. Coate, W. Eck, E. Lktietoo, C. R. Breath ton, A. Clarke, R. C. Glynn, T. Heard, P. Hales, W 8atf11,1... Colleton, W. W. Wynne, T. Puha, J. Earle. C. Blain,. Pukeney, G. Tense, R. Henkel, T. Metcalfe, J. Bank& R. clay, G. Ruffed, C. Talbot. F.. Dearing, F. Sykes, W. Bawd, M. W. Ridley, C. Pole, G. Shoe, B. Napean, End G. Tampa • The Lord and I.a !y Mayorefa. Aldermen—Anderfon, Watfoo, and Plower. The Sheriffs of London. Counfellors--Leue. Gibbs, and Mace. Rev. Dolton—Butler, Caddiek, Blair, Duval, and Jones. Dr. Tenon. Admiral Dishy. • Generals—johnften, Gordon, Maier Davis, Prefer, Smith. FlothAitvie,Smart, Burton, Mattbevis,Tarieviin, I Arlie Stalin's Cowed, Berrie, Smythe, Stevens, Leland, St. John, /Delancey, Simi: cot, Grofvenor, Dundas, and Role - •• • Stokord, Dentinck, Pringle, 'salon, LAO. 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