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fl V - V/- 1 kENERA T. ELECTION. TO THF. GENITIENIFK,'CLERGT, AND FREEHOLD. I , IIS OP' THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. N returning you mr , sincerest . Ilianks for the WA) , ft:tiering and distinguished manner at whicit nu have spirt elected me role of ytur Representatives, 1 turn I maw be permitted Cr remark, that had I, its the smallest der grec s d v..rcof trim 'hat independent and unconneeteii ground upon which I firm off •red t• your notice, it euuhd have re:olered one totatly unworthy GI you/ choice Conscious of my own esen. ,,, tie, 1 alerpi,sd the attacks of My enemies. I plated me mum in ear hands, and you have rant ogle 4C(111 , 3 1 OW bat have proves! to the world, that you will not permit the:character of an innocent min to bets. Itetd, for the purism* of increasing dm popularity of souther Cand , date. An aut. nt end melon* attention to the duties of the situa tion in which sou have i ihtrid me will, 1 hope, entice me to is continuance of that .upport which 1 have hitherto ee gene rnusy received from you, and prove that 1 home proper tense of It. iiiinour you have. C 0114111113 upon me. With every eel. Miserly of gratitude and attachment, I have the honour to be, eilendemen, Your Enna faithful mad devoted humble pageant, Bi h hi' Park, May e 9, !Rot W. MELLISH To the F!IEEHOLDER4ef the County of YORK Resident to LONDON sent Its Vicinity. •(tHE FREEf lOLDERi of the COUNTY of j Mai lonstest of LOW f MIL ON, ate re ro.tt t h e LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE. Lod. FVF.NING, at Ella &Clock precie y, •o consider th.. byst 111010 9 of seruria: ins Lord Etc, Mr. Fie kes hat constettcd to take the Chair W. FAWKES 10' 'HE tßk.Elit)LDEltd of YORI 114 - 11 RE. is the Ittirrre.t of Lord MILTON, are r3rtiestly retiotstad to repair ittoiseduttet, t.. It URN, orh , re their !assailable L ro..e t to ant f• ~tt twit City will be chiral's/. May 21, IOU?. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, N0..30, for MAY. is just puWwiiwl, yr.ce .°4 6d. PrintA Pe Archibald Constable end Co. Edinburgh; and Jnlui klerr”,' Fleet.suect. London. This day it publinhed, contaii.ing Thitty•atic large ;iner t MVI. Taunted, ptic, tr,ur half-boutid. TA V()ISNE'S NE‘V (;ENEALOGICAL• 4 Itiq'TtHtlCAL, and CHRONOLOCICAL ATLAS ; be•ng a c...triiptete Gail: to Hitter,. both Ancient and Mo nt in : exhibiting an accurate Accounted the ()dein, Dement, .and %I of -di the Knyat fr , an tlnt beginning of the Maid to the pres,nt Time; with a short Hittu.i. al Aeettuta of the remarkable Events that ha,toenel dJriteg the Roignal e.teh E4111)40,1l. King, Q.aeen, Prince, lc. .0 the abnv. Sold by J. Barfield, Wanlintv-ttreet Dolaz and Co. Soho. square ; 114.ebevel, toi-cofilly Tauider, Bond threat; Lung wad, Hurst, an'l Co. Poertur.ter-r.ive ; Lickington, sod Co. 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Carver to now le Ron, Duke of Aiirgundy, to PALE S ; , and his minim from Jerusalem ovedlall SO Preece. during ales . twos 1452 and 144 kraal a Manuscript in the National leery, at Pans . Translated by THOMAS JOHNES, Esq M P. • 'Pair fed at the (fatal Prme, for Longman, Hur , t, ker., and • Orme. hownotter.rew.; sod J. What., Fleet street. Of elio.ii may bo OA. tort! poblithed, . • I. MLMOIRS of JOHN LORD de JOINVILLE, Or3orl Seneschal of Champagne; 'grotto la. Himself; eo n . tan a History of P.:ft of the Life of Louis IX. Xing of F,ance, surnamed St.f.oinis; inchwling an Account of that Xing . ..Expedition to I:gept, in the 'ear 1448. Translated by Thon33, Pewee. t. 4. HamOomely printed in Tee Velemes. Quarto, aud illtodsated with Irgrarinr, price ' 41. 4, in tsnar.:3 2 2.?„ ,!..)1171 FA) ACTS CHRONIC:I. I ...S of L Nj4D, D. 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F R s. r 4.• n-•nod &Woo t Witt' COST,ICti , III/. eults , iersble Add.- tin..., +n4 U.K1114,1 of die Author, Pr WILLIS/S.l f:E , /ROI MATON, M.D. Fit .S. ES. A. of tilt Royal Paler of rtys:Lians, end a View-Pre.i. dent of Use Lin:tele Society of Lnadon. Tu which Is el, the Dim+ of . kinnirus written by himself. end urn translated into Eis,t'iso, loom use Soresibil M. :ss,ript, in posse:sires ai the &law. PVit:e.l rut. J Mrriusn, in the Pienitry. The pretent Putgleation reaching.. earsiour, judgment, and deigenor, And may be +4fels resorted se, as the men corn- M.eltees` and &mutate Cata!sgue rat...vise no •ne Liminess Wr has bit/twit.. apprsren.'--Idint a:gls Reset w, .feels 1 1 406. " Lr. hfaton has put let, our hands a very complete view sf the suite of Lianas.: seis..,ce end fee:m.o.% Vi to t p re . sent 4me.".—Edinburgla Medina and inargiest Alefnal, la lma-71PM. Sea also the Annual Review, 1803. This day are pelderliel in Three Villareal, 11mo. price JUG; • in boards, the Second 'illation of LErfER3 Irons the MOLIN r AINS. Being B-4 the rent Cesrespoulenee of a Lady, between Cie years 177.. sod •rh.. Letters in Vkis Ealitinn are arninpd Ma older a time iu trhkA they were Sr nen. l'noted ter 11,re, Rees, and Orme, Par. .neeter.rnir ; J. Hatehard, Piccadilly ; and Mtz.Cnelt, &try • street, St. James's. Thm chariot of three Left.", c.iissists in their beteg the anFees effus.eial of a way -riot lentil. There is eaerling sued most ot net Me 1 .1 0 o" Bonk*, Mannei., Erluestinie, frr and a gnat .hero et oingniality. Stu. always spin-env) us an a light at nrre reeturtalde amt netiable Her understanding is sties& her fine! livetl , b. r eritUriAny acute. She has the argot Own,. ever, H,,e b,!, • Our eies; ere 441, her, lee hese her, 1.• 1.e”.•19.11 d .4tl 1t,,; 4 •4•B• •• abet nee beef!, -we eons •ri rake :rive of a 1111.00111. ..• A A", Cmeiss of Mr. G•ant'EPrms Da%) l• 1 bid. plc. Igs 6d. bilank - LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY SO. The report of the escape of General Brarsroe from the Spaniards, we are happy to find is true. The D fomede, of 50 guns, arrived at Limerick on the 22d ;nstant, with that gallant offices on hoard. She sailed from Monte Video on the 23d March, at which date Buenos Ayres was not recaptured, by the English, but every prenaration had been made for that pu pose. Several letters have been received from the Cape of Good Hope, by the Pauliaa, •dated the math of March.—lt appears from them, that Gen. CI2A V. ruin's Expedition left P..rto Praya, in the island of St. Jago, one of the Cape de Verd Islands, on the tth of Januaty. under convoy of the Si r • rev, nes rear, Pendive, and 1141itiva, crossed the Lite on the 29 h, and arrived at the Cape on the 20th of March, after a very pleasant paauge, in which only one transport, the amspion, had parted company. She was a very dull ui.er,islact yet, to the surprise of .the rest of the squadron, she had reached the Cape before them. They also found at the Cape, Admi. ral MUMMY, with the Pelythexua, Africa, and Came! store ship. The Nereid, frigate, which left the fleet at St. Jago, to convoy the 9th dragoons to Buenos Ayres, had arrived on the 19th, and brought the accounts of the taking of Monti Video, It was the prevailing idea among the troops, while at St. Jago, and for some tim.: after, until the Expedition began to steer oo: of the track for that place, that they were hound far Mexico ; and on their arrival at the Capt., the Governor proposed to lay an embargo to keep the Expedition as secret as possible; but the Admiral told him there was no occasion, ns he was cattail: no one knew aty thing of its deLaina i ,'tut himself and one other individual The F . .y sioop of war arrived shortly after at the Cape, with dispetclws 'for Admiral Sletta•r , and General Cita ur Leo. Islie was not allowed to have any communication with the shore ; Lut her dispatches had been delivered. and had been taken into consideration Ly these two Commanders ; but their substance had not transpired, neither was any thing further known •the destitution ot the Expedition at the time the Paeti4e came avrzy. From the tilos the Ez• pedition shaped its course to the Cape, it was generally supposed that it was destined for the Man: eitius ; btu after the arrival of the F.'y, the prevail: ing opinion eras. that the expedition would be aban. done for the peesent, and part of cite troops sent to Buenos Ayres. Adnsiral Ml:kII•V Si.ltd from Portsmouth on Wedoesday, the 31st (.1 December, and on Sunday, the 4th of January, an Admiralty Messenger artists ed at Falmouth, v"ith dispatches for hin., with v.loch the fly sailed net• morniag. 'lnc .luor.'and packet had arrived at Falmouth on the 35th of De:em ber, with a Mzil trorn Lisbon. in ten days , letters by which stated, tha: the report of the re -capture of Bsenos Ayres, by the Spaniards, was current there at the time she came away.— Th 2 account; brought by the Ais , kland, reached London, on Thursday, and appear tohave influenced the d:-patches which they sent after Admiral NUR* RAY. The L'alletios, however, published by the Admiralty on thet;tll and 7th of January, evidently chew, that Government had, at that time, no ceatain intellig , fnce to the re -capture of Buenos Ayres. IVe i.tated ye,t Tday, that the Baron Ds It tUSEN, the z..:e3.:J1 Minister at this Court, had bccn recalled by his SOVEREIGN ; and the in. fermce drawn at the Stock Exchange, that this mes.ure was the re.ult of a disposition io His Swe dish MAJZSI Y, to treat for pcace.with the enemy, without the concurrence of Great Britain. It is very true that the Baron M. DE Itca A useri has re ceived letters of recal from his Court, but the Minis terial Prints Inert, that it ought not to be considered in an unfavourable light. as Baron ARMFFI.nr has already been appointed to this Court in the room of Baron Da RaN•ussN. It appears also that our Government entertained no apprehension of a rup ture with Sweden. AS Mr. Pissarro:sr, who has been recently appointed AmbasSa.ior to the Court of Svickhohn, toile leave of His Ma)asry vo late as Wednesday last, previous to his departure for Swe den. And it is farther stated, that the Baton Da KENAI:SIN is returning home on some private affairs, from causes personal to himself, and not in the least eonnefled with political affairs. This last assertion we do not think ought to , have much weight. If the Baton De Ran soars be morning np.sn private business, the change must of course have originated wi:b himself, in which event he would probably have been for some time making preparations for hi: departure, and the result would not have been so alsropt and unexpeArd on the part of the public.— ' riuch, however, is the ace..sua given it; the nais• P , Vr'• tevial Printi. The following is the explanation of this affair, given in a Paper of the opposite charat'ter: —" A Swedish Messenger arrived some time since with the Official Notification of the King of Swo oshes having ratified the Armistice concluded be tween Marshal Molt ri La and Briton Viso ESSMN. It is stated with confidence, and we believe not without authority, that the discontent of Ili, AI AJ►e rv, at this manifest desertion of the common el se, was immediately notified to the Swedish Lrivoy ; and that dispatches to this (lea were on the ilist int transmitted to the Swedish Court at Nlalmoe. The answer on the part of the King of Swsotn 11.15 been the recal of M. De, liEli A USEN ; the result of which, there is every reason to believe, will be ail imme diate Rupture between the two Kingdoms. Tiro, however, is not the only cause of the abrupt recal of the Baron Ds Rau AMEN. It may be unne cessary to inform the greater part of our Readers, that the Courts of Denmark and Sweden had pre sented a Joint Remonstrance against our present Commercial Regulations, and more particularly against the proceedings of our ships in the Baltic. An immediate explanation was given to the Court of Denmark, and the matter was arranged to the satisfaction of the two Courts of London and Co. penhagen. It happened, how ever, that the conduit of the Court of Sweden had already become very suspicious ; and it was notorinu, to all Europe, that His Swedish Majesty was in chre& Negoc . a. tion with the French General. This Negociation, indeed, only failed by the powerful interposition of the other Allied Powers, and particularly of the Emperor A s.sxamnak, who is said to have em ployed even a dire& menace to prevent its c,rn pletion. In such a crate of things, therefore, it is no reasonable sullied of surprise, that the Britis4 Ministry received the representations of the Court of Sweden with great coolness: in other words, that they .c acely condescended to reply. The late i.f th, Kieg of SW EDEN, in ratifying the Armi stice, arid thus openly deserting the Common C. u s e, confirmed the already-existing dissatistaelion of the two Courts; and a spirited remonstrance hcing sent on the part of Great Britain, the result has been the abrupt recal of the Baron Da Renauses." The time is mu far bacle, when all Europe con templated, in the person of the King of Swer.ro, a charaEter drawn from the age at chivalry. Ali that fancy could conceive of courage, generosity, and disinterestedness, was supposed to be in him united ; and as it with regal rank and title, he had more than regal spirit and daring, he was called. by way of pr e.eminence, the rberaher q/Kiairs. But fru. some time we have secn a rating 04 iu that greAtoeur of. soul, which made him an °tried of admiration amidst those Princes on the Continent, who appeared only to want his spirit to enable them to resist and punish the crimes and aggressions of France. That the Airo;stree concluded by bits General, Vas ES-EN, ha, Ica to a orgociation with 11,a. seals at, we have always thought; and it is perfealy natu ral, even supposing no serious misunderstanding should have taken place between this country and Sweden, that sn great a change in the Ceancils tae e.:!:in.!t of Stockholm, should be attended with the appointment of a new Ambassador to England. One of the Madrid Gazettes, received by the Mails from Gibraltar, contains a long official article, in which it inveighs against the unnatural conduit of Portugal, in encouragiu g the settlement of Heretics on the coasts of La Plata. We give the fallow. ing paragraph, as a specimen of the stile of the ar ticle : " That hadpy extreme of the world, where the Catholic Faith ha• hitherto flourished pure and unsullied I the Log in:, have now got footing in South America. henceforward the happiness of the natives is gone. They must biome pi rites under their new masters. What dues Portugal intend by .o,li policy Will Brasil remain a Portuguese Colacy when Cu.li and Paragnav shall lie torn hum Spain Will the fee bk, the tottering k ,gcney of Portugal, comraand respett from a nation which tramples on its neighsours in propoition to their weakness Nu—Brasil will soon follow the (ate of La Pinta: arid, lake OilMf unfortunate nations, Pointel will becow.• wise when he ha...ached the effects of her fully. The naval pre. dominance of England must be siihrlood, or there will be no safety for nations. England--impotent by land, is all-power ful by sta. Iv Portugal blind, that she cannot me thine top. masts which look down upon the Bay of Lisbon, and from whetr kmgland at once defies and insults the world!" The Treasury Journals are pleased to say, that we are grossly !Ili:lnformed in supposing, that the Change of Ministry has been viewed with dismay by Austria. We repeat, that it is so ; and we re quest these writers, or their employers, to take some steps to inform themselves of the truth. The ap pumtrnent of Lord PCM.R.Kt may be peculiarly agreeable to the Austrian Cabinet; and we are far from dispnting, that a Nobleman of his conciliatory manners is a very fit character to rrprcreat our Sovsnasov, at that, or any other Curt ; repeat, with confidence, that [lll recal of Mr. ADA 111 WAS not agreed& then: ; that the news of the Cha::gc of Adro:nia;sation gave saaisfanion to no boly ; Gvuosal A hDii,COSSV. the Frs•uch Ambas aa'.ot, ugly ex^..ived, who erpressed indecert jcy _ ups+, the weeasicsa ; sad that *llea the eve:.!: t, i. led to tie removal of the late Ministers v. et known, the language held upon it, among th e lightened part of the community, WAS, that there were Camtchisr in the Prate .tant, as well as in the Cstholie Church. ft is not the emphat:c words roe know, that Kill induce us to place implicit reliarce on the statements of these writers t.r th.ir employers, ll e have lint I.nr,otten, that when the official ac cunts of th,•it Accr edited Minis!ers convey to tfern any unwelcome news, they resort to the r•-ports nE bdell,.,giet Afrisetrgcts for C , ln .01 At ion. They have been educated in a school, the first maxim of which WAS, to rcpteient the Continent as they wished it to be, and to le tv.t the rest to chance. 'natty eltl.er never believed what was disagreeable to them, or considered all Continental matters as objects of al,. solute indiff:tence; except as they could be turned to advantage at an Election, or in a debst;:.— This, at all times, has been deemed, by senoble writers, the vice of British Cabinets ; but of late years, and since the appointment of such men .; Lord liawassauav, and Mr. CAPIN NO, to the Se cretal yship of Foreign Affairs, it is become quite intolerable, and must inevitably render u; the dupes of the Courts, and the laughingstock of the publ,c, throughout Europe. Yesterday, the Chairman of Mr. SHERIDIN'S Committer, waited on him with the R- , tff.:u: . adopted by them on lhursday, to which Mr. Sc. SUDAN returned an Address, which wa shall pte.ril.. to the Public on Monday. Yesterday, a Court cf Diredors was I.eld at tl:e East India House, when Lieut.-General H M'DOWALL was appointed Comma7R!..r•ln-'.-.11,ef at Fort St. George, vice General Sir Jame Cs A.. 00::r:. The Court adjourned at six u'.l till Wednesday next.. The Ministerial P.ll!etS en:nplain, that the v'e• tory of Maida produce! n'. advantages to :ho try, ant: that the oniy expedition of tie !ale Mites ters to tne Continent, had no conse.itkricts what ever. Such objelicris were n:ver tak'n tc the pc sent Ministers' un!ertakings; and it is reaJily ac knowledged, that even their unsuccessful expei.ti•ins have produced themost extensive conseqleicat ;n..y, the present state of Naples is entirely to be am nated tc the wise and sarii-cw... ted nperati , rn of air J. Cs A IC ' S army ill : /5. Mr. AROVSKNOT, our I.te I.!iai•ter at Constanti nople, is arrived in town. state ot I.eatth h s been for some time very precarious. 'l,l, rya.: home, however, has eonstd•:rat ly reunirr•l Lord MaLvi (-La is nut tepee id in t jx a •s's Ana: the 10th of June, his Lordship intendir,,4 o remaia in Seutland till after the Eletisin ot use Sisteen Peers. As the present blin:eerr cancel afrd to throw away'any talents, we arc sorry that Ar. Roarer Wean has been appointed to a sUultimi in the Ad miralty —the only Mire in which his peculiar en dowments cannot be displayed. Our selnien fan 1 teal vinor:es—and a koace for inventii-n, in c.at way, is quite melt!' in the (lei:term:rot. The tail guine and creative fancy of Mr. %VA to would have been better employed in those Otiites wiser, the imagination of the Clerks is so constantly put in reiposition, and where Winters derive ad their triumph from the patriotic effusions of a Messinger. or the spirited arid pen:neat competi.ion of a bid let in. Sir WILLW4 Piesoxi, in conseqwnee of the death of Mr. Bonn, Le I rte' Magistrate of Bow street, is appointed to the P.,lice-Oliice of Worship street, in pace of Mr. Niers, who succeeds Mr. Born itr the former situation. A part of the Prince of WALts's I..;ght Dragoons (the 10.11) are ordered on foreign service, and aft expeded to embark next week, to join the expedi tion about to sail for the Continent: the four troops in Rumford Barracks are those destined fur this duty: their Rov.st. Cornier". went down last week to insped the corps, and afterwards dined with his Officers. Mr. Nur. t. is in a more dangerous st'te from his wound than he has been at any former period since the duel. The Faculty now deem en Ampu tation necessary for th, presr. vation of his life. Monday List, Lord Att:ii SA LI) Ha M.1..1 . .41 was elened Representative in Parliament for the coun y of Lanark. There were present sisty•three free holders, of whom thirty.six voted f , r his Lords'iip, and twenty-seven for the Ficri. CH ACL LS DOUvL At; majority nine. The Members for the Borough of Lucy St. El mund's (atter the late eletlinn) left 2001. to be dis tributed amongst the poor of the town ; anJ lamest to say, that out of a population, conaisting of only between seven and eight thousand inhabitanu. neatly 45tra indovidast, were in suck a state Of poverty, as to induce them to accept of this bounty, which was eistributtd in money ! The cutting of the Glasgow, Paisley, and Ar drossan Can.!, is now, goseg on vigorously, within two miles of Glasgow. This is a barge canal, the first is Scotland, on the plan of those forted noviga dons, which, in ti e manufafsuring cObities in Eng land, have been pradmttive of immene advantages to the country, end to canal prnprietcrs. The Jere*, —, from Demerara, and the Her.U. Mfkissica, from the Clyde, for Jamaica, err r.- ported to be captured and carried into Goad-- loupe. On Wednesday hitt, the collettion at Freer for the unhappy sufferers at Chndleigh, am , tteted to two hundred poundi. The inhabitants of Ash burton, Tntnes. 111:wtnn, J'eignmouth, Dawlisf'. and of Ewe:, came forward with irPristtliate supplies of provisions of all kinds, to relirse their present necessiry ; these were plated under the care of their very re.priSable vicar, the Rev. Mr. Buses:soros, and by him. (wish the klsistance of a Committee), apportioned to the sisCeiert, ac ding to their wants. A further stitescriptutin is alto raising for their relief in the above town. There art to be free benefits at the Exeter and' Ptycnoush theatres. Subssiiption.houks are ,prised at the Ply• mouth. Natal, and Gcncial Banks, fur the above laudable purpose. c The eloped r of •rry 1799. bo I.y4pices, accnmpal vat a n conjugal in Fi.anc er . th her lei t•rn In cr-tiyity 14 1 r. F. v t men' t .11Mertl Engla :title r ;.ten on az' to !I; •. ne, %I acd A yo - El'l lie•• NI A:id all 1 Th.pr" le—c. A.k it in S•an .'d It ld it c That !ift: Yftrati MiLra Wind.or Thar 91 wind! Ws. pearancir, incestei an airing Lord Rn Lady night. „a Vii•coui usual par 1-,ntisii in ! parry, last Ncbili!y i Loyd a Monday, Britain. The ___..Di. 111111.cr. la V''.lC4 W4l 1.”1,1 AND, Al,l L.:dual and DONI '1 he Ear t nex tiladhy F ii•ru se at t The ref EIIFKIVE , the frau ti The Li the darecti Parra% gn day. Jane The COI en Thnrsd Eve hundri eenliden to return. I Lady CH Racy, on I:.cc kind Mi,s Deal w: O N.LgAI strum-otal Signor I Thursday beauty and Tito inspii terest in ti public how Signor had p. 4 11 se .W 4 happy 40 r •f Signor A Mr. M' TEraire, of sod /ham Cie benefit will be lies HILL. Mr The 14/14n only wrtiv U bight Ilia daughter, tl the neuglib taken I. r 117 the con 8 rent. 1 - 1 p pe (14 9'• Alt 1 i ✓ :ttt lb Ara t•"Ule, thr bitc4 A ice' it , Pki.cle R Eli oil the 114 *fit ilielierr IL ;fili e , *; " 1 ". rf ,11 st dr• it; ▪ •„,;, t THE BRITI.SII