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NE f irI.ITENT. HOUSE OF .COMM'ONS. LIST 07 THE MEMBERS RETURNED - TO SERVE TN TITE NEW PARLIAMENT FOR 'TETE SEV9BAL COUNTIES, , CITIES, BOROUGHS, &C. IN ENGLAND AND WALES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. • -Those printed in italics were not in the last Parliament. Those marked thus * • are new for the respetiive places:: All the rest are re .eletted. The figure after the name chews in bow many Parliaments • the Member has served. Those ;Barked thus 4, are returned for more than one place. ENGLAND AND WALES. Abingdon 7 -G. Knapp. AgMondesham - T. D. T; Drake, 4, T. T. Drake 2. Alban's, St. - Hon. j.W. G rirnstone, 2, 7. Halsey. Aldborough, Suffolk Sir j. Aubrey, 9, Col. M` Mahon, . Aldborough,Yorksh. G. Jones, t, H. Fines r. Andover - - 'F. A. Smith, z, Hon. N. Fellowes, z. Allglesea * Ban. B. kaget. 4 Ppleby - - *Lord Howick, 6, 7. R. Cuthbert. , Arundel - Sir A. Pigot, z, Col. Wilder, t. Ashburton - W. Palk, 3., Lord C. Bentinck, " Aylesbury - *Lord G. Cavendish It 8, G.Nugent, I. Banbury - - W.Praed,a, D. North, equal on the Al. Barnstaple - W. Taylor, 1, G. "P . ...The:ln:son. Bath _ - Lord J. Thymic., 3, J. Palmer, 3. B eaumaris - - • Lord NewbOrough, 3. Bedfordshire - F. Pym, I. *Gen. Fitipatrick, 4, 9. Bedford Town - S. Whitbread, 3, W. L. Antonie, 2. Bedwin . - - *Sir j. Nic'noll, 2,. 1.11.. Leigh, z, ' Beeralston Ld Louvain; 3, Hon. Capt. Percy, t. Ilerkihire - - ---Vimil,tiart s -6 , ,- erwick Sir A. M. Lockhart, Col. Beverley - W ...H. 1/544 - J. H. Wharton, 3. ewdley - - - M. P. Andrews, 3. • Bishop's Castle W. Clive, .B,' J. Robinson, 3. Blechingly - -W. Kenrick, i, T. Heatbcote. Bodritin D. Giddy, z, Sir W. Ogiander. 13 oroughbridge - H. Hawkins t, W. H. Clinton,.l. Bossiney - . 'Loyd Ramie/sham, J.A. S. Wort ley 2. Boston T. Fydell, 2, W. A. Maddocks, z. krackley - - - R. H. Bradshaw, 2, A. Henderson, 2. tramber - Messrs. Burl ell and shellsy. treconshire - - Col. T. : Wood. Brecon To>.vn Sir ti.Salybgry, 3. liridgenorth - I. H ,Browne, 8, J. Whitmore, 4. Bridgewater - W. Thornton, G. l'Ecock. tridport - Sir Evan Nepean, 3; *Sir S. Hood, 1., Pristol . Rt. Hon. C . B.Bathurst, 4, E Buckinghamshire - Marq. Titchfield, 4, Earl Temple, 2. Buckingham Town Rt.Hon.T.Grenville,s,Hon.R.Meiville Caine J. jekyl, , 6, H. Smilh. Cambridgeshire . LdC.S,Kanners,4, Rt Hon,C.Vorke, 3 Cambridge University Lord'Euston, 7, Sir V. Gibbs. Cambridge Town, Gen. Finch, 6, Gen. Manners, 6. Cainelford - *Lord H. Petty, z, z. Canterbury - john Baker, 3, E. Taylor. Canna . Lord W. Stuart, a. C , rdizarishire I'. johnes 4. twitgan Town - Hon J. Vaughan, 3. Carlisle • - .• C Curwen, 4, W. S. Stanhope, 3. Carmarthenshire - *Lord It. Seymour, 4. Carmarthen Town Admiral G. Campbell, r. Carnarvonshire - Sir R. Williams, 3. Carnarvon Town - Hon. C. Paget, 3. Castle Rising - R. Sharpe, 1, Han C. Begot. Cheshire • - - T. Cholmondeley, 3,,D. Davenport, I. Chester - - Gen. Grosvenor, 4, '7. Egerton. Chichester - G. W. •Thonia4 6, 7 D rei? If. Chippenhani - j . Maitland, i,' . Dazokins and Blake. Christchurch Rt. Hon. 6'.l2o'se, 5, W.S. Bourne, 3. CirenCester - M. It. Beach, 4, J. Cripps, elitheroe - Hon. R. Curzon, 3, Hon. I. Cust,'z. Cockerrnouth - - I. Lowther. 3; James Grahatp, z. Colchester - - R. Thornton, 7, R. IL Da•hies. Corffe Castle - - 11. Banks, 7, P. Baker. Cornwall - , - Sir W. Lemon, 9, J. H. Tremayne, r. Coventry - - - Moore, 2, W. Mills, I. Cricklade - - Lord Porchester, 4, gStCQUTt. • Cuinberlawl - - I.ord Morpeth, 4, J. Lo.wther,..3l. - Dartmouth - - E. Bastard, 7, A. H. Holditiftirtli, 2. Denbighshire - W. Wynne, 4.. :7 • Denbigh Town - Robert Middleton Biddulph, I. Derbyshire - •Ld G.Cavendishs, 8, E. 141. - Mundy,6. - Derby Town - E. Coke, :7 - , W. Cavi-ndish, 2. 4 • • Devizes - J. Smith, 6, 'l': G. Estcourt, 2. Devonshire . Sir L. Palk,,6„ I. I', Bastard, 7. Dometshire ' W.M. Pitt,,7, E. B. Portman, 2. . Dorchester - H. C. Ashley', 4, Williams, 2. Dover - - C.lenkinson, r, I. Jackson. . . Downton - - Hon. B. Bouverie, t, Sir T. Nuns' Droitwich - - Hon. A.. Foley, 8, Sir T. E. iginitington:. Dunwich - Lord Huntingfield, s, 'S. Bane, 3. -- Durham County '- Sir R.Milbanke, 4, Sir fl. V. Temp - hr.. Durham City - - R. I. Lambton,'3, R. Wharton, i. • • East Lope - - Capt. E. Buller, - 2,„ Vartderkeyden. Edniondsbury - - Lord C. Fitzroy, 2, Ld Templetown, 2. Esse x - _ Col. j.Bullock, 8, Ad. E. Harvey, 2 . Evesham - - - Wm. Manning, 4, *Sir M. M. Lopes. Exeter - - Sir C. W. Bamfylde, 3, 1. Buller, 3. - - - - ILL Singleton, Hon. H. I-Kllesky. - Sir T. Mostyn, 3. Flintl'oWn - Col. Shipley. Fowey Itt.flon. R. P. Carew 2, R.Wigram, 2. Gatton • M. Wood, 2, C. B. Greenough. Germain's; St. - *M. Montague, 'l, Sir J. S. York; 4. Clamorganshire - T. Wyndham, 3. Cloucestershire Ad. Berkeley, 7, I,d.R. H. Somerset, z. Gloucester City - H. Howard, 4, It. Morris, 2. Crampound Hon. A.O . Yobns tone, Hoe.G brane Grantham . T. Thornton, 2, W. B.•ll'elby. Gri ms by Hon. G. A. Pelham, z, Grinstead, East - Sir N. Holland, C. R. Mr. Guildford .. - Hon. T. C .Onslow, t, Hon. C. Nepte„. _Hampshire - - * Sir H.P.St. J. Mildmay, 3, W. Chute. Harwich - 7 - J. H. Addington, 4,*W. Huskisson, 2. liaslemere - Rt. Hon. C. Long, 6, R. Wad. Hastings - - - * Rt. Hon.G. Canning, 4, Sir/LH:one. Raverford West - Lord Kensington, 3. Flelston . - Sir 7. St. Au6yrz, R: Richard, Herefordshire - Col. Foley, Sir I. G. Cotterell, t. Hereford City - - Col. Symonds, R. P. S.cudarnore, 2. Hertfordshire - *Hon. T. Brand, r, Sir J.S. Seabrigbt, Hertford Town - Hon. E.S.Cowper,'z, Heydon - - G. Johnstone, 3, A. 8r0wni0i... , ;: , .• Heytesbury * Lord fitiharris, 2, Higham Ferrell. * Right Hon. W. Windham, 6. - - B. Hobhouw, 3, W. Beckfurd, r. Flnniton - - lion. A.C.Bradshaw,2, Sir C.llamil:on. !lorsham *S:r S. Romilly, 2, L. P. Jones, r. Huntingdon Tuwn .1. Calyert, t, W.M. Farmer. Hythe - T. Godfrey, 2, IV. Deeds. ichester - *R. 13. Sheiidan, 7, *NI. A. Tay lor„3. Ipswich .; *Sir H. Popham; a, k. 4, Crichett. I yes Sr. - S. Stephens, a, Sir W Stirling Kent - ' - Sir E.Knatchbull,r,W:Honeywnod,4 . Xing'S' Lyrvt - Lord Walpole, 4, Sir M. B. Folkes, 4. Kingston-upon-Hull J. Staniforth, 2, *LordVisc.Malion, r. Knaresborough Ld.l.Townsherid, 6, Ld. Ossulston,2; Lancashire - I': Stanley, 8, Blackburne, 6. Lancaster Town - 1. Dent, 3, P. Patten: Launceiton Earl Percylt, a, J. Progden,3.. Leicestershire - Lord R. Manners, 2, G.A. L. Keck, 4. Leicester Town - S. Smith 1,6, T. Babington, 3.. Leominster - - Sir J. Lubbock, 3, H. Bonham, a. Leskeard - - Lord Hamilton, Hon: W. Elliott, 4. Lestwithiel - - E. Maitland, G. Hl/ord./ Lewes, - - T: Kemp, 1, Henry Shelley, 2. - Lincolnshire C. Chaplin, 2, C. Pelhdm. • - R. Ellison, 3, Hon. - Col. Monson, t. Litchfield , - - G Anson, 2, G. G. V. Vernon, a. Liverpool - - Gen. Gascoyne, 3, Oen. Tarleton. London - Price,Si i r d C av,t z, • Sir Wm. Curtis, 4, A , Aid. Combe, 3. Ludlow - - Viscount Clive, 1, Hon, H Ludgershall - - I'. Everett, '3, M I)."Magens, 2. Lyme Regis - - Hon Col. Pane, 2, Lord Burghersh,,r. Lymington - - J. Kingston, 2, Col. Durkee. Maidstone - Cr. Simpson, 1, G. Longman, r. Maldon I. H. Sturtt;.4, C. C. !Western, Malmsbury - Sir G. - 11ouler, P. Gill. Malton Lord llead ley, a, Han.M. Dundas. Marlborough - Lord Bruce, g, *Lord Vise. Sroptind, Marl aW - O. Williams, 3, P. Grenfell,'2. Mawes, St. - - Lieut.. Col. Ship,47,g. 13ernard, r. : Michael, St. - - Captain Gazer G. Galway Mills. Merionethshire - Sir R. W. Vaughan, 4. Midhurst - - - ilhetercutbie, *S. Smithll, 6. Middlesex - - W. ylcllistr, 2, LI, Milbourne Port - Lord Paget, t, Hugh Leycester, 2. Minehead - - J. F. Luttrell, .. Monmouthshire - Lord A Somerset, a, Sir C: Morgan, 3. Monmouth Town Lord C. H. Somerset, 3. Montgomervshire C: W. W. Wynne, 3. Montgomery Town .W; Kecne, 8. Morpeth - - W. (3rd, 2, Hon. W. Howard, r. Newark - - - 1 . 1. Willoughby, 2, Gen. S. Cotton, r. Newcas.-under-Lyne E.W. Bootle, 4, j. Macdonald, r. Neweas.-upon-Tyne Sir M. \V. Ridley, 4, C.j. Brandling, z. Newport, Corn Wall W. Norther, 3, E. Morris, z. Newport, Hants - Lard Palmerston. • Newton, Lancashire Gen. Ilerori, r, I. I..Blai.khurre. Newton, Hants - Dudley North, y Blackford. Norfolk - - Sir y. H. Asthy, T. W. Coke, 6. Northallerton, - -• Hon. E. Lascelles, 4, H. Pierce, 8. Northamptonshire Lord Althorp, 2, AV. R. Cartw right, S. Northampton Town Hon. S. Perceval, 4, E. 13 `-Lverie , 4. Northumberland * Earl Percy, 11, i, Col ' Beaumont, 4. Norwich - - 1. Patteson, t, *W. Smith, Nottinghamshire Lord New.ok, 1. A. H. F.yre, 2. NOttillghnn Town D: r. Coke, 8, I. Smith, • Oakharnpion - - L. A Saville.. Oxford - Ld. R. Seymour; 4, Lord H. Moore, r. „Oxfordshire - Lord F Spencer, 3. Oxford City - F. 11w ton, 7, '7 y • I,,ckba , t. • Oxford University Sir W. Scott, lion. C. Abbot, 4. Pernbrokeshire - Sir H. Owen. Pembroke Town - H. Barlow, 3. Petirhyn - - H. 1, C. Lemon. ••• • Peterborough' . .. -• Hon. W. Elliott, 3, Dri. Laurence, '3. Pete;sficrld • - - H. lollitle, 3, Non P. G} ay. • Plymbuth - - Sir C. Polc, z, T: Plympron - Lord Cast ler-agli, 3. Pontefrati - rise,unt Pillingtinfilt. 1) S leffer, , 3, G. Ca :!•:,, , I 3, Sir R.„ I ogle " 2 Bickerto.if last equal on the poll , 'Portsmouth • Admiral Markham, 3. SirT. Miller, ; Preston - - Lord Stanley, 3, S.. Hortocks, .2. Qiteenborough - Right lion.. J. C. Fillers,- y. Hata. Radnorshire - Wilkins. 3. Radwir `town' R. Price, 3. • • • Reading - C. S. lefevre, 2, 1. Simeon, T. , Red.**, East - Gen. Craufurd, 2, IV. Ingle6y. Richmond - - A. Sliakeyeare, 3, Hon. C. Dundas,2. Ripon - - *Hon. F. Robinson, r, G. Gipps. , Rochester - J. Calcraft, 3, sir T. B. rhomps , or. Romney, New r LardClottmed, Un. G. Ashburnham.. Rutlandshire Lord Henniker, t G. N. Noel, 6, Rye .*Sir lolin Nicholi, 2, .tariaancary. ,Ityrgate V.is. Euyston, 2, Hon. E. E. Cocks, t. Salisbury W Hussey, to, Lord . Folkstone, 3. . Maj..Rusell, 2, * W.ll.FreeMantle, I. • Saltash *Capt.T. F. Freemantle, r, Peel/6'; Sandwich - • Admiral Rainier,*C.o lenkinson,.t. • Sarum, Old . Hon N Vansittart,3, *I. Porcher, 2. 'Scarborough - -Maj.-Gen.Phipps, 4, C. M. Sutton;l. 'Seaford - G. Hibbert, 1, Leach, Shaftesbury F. L. London, 2, T Shoreham M. Burrell, t, 1' Shelley, 2.. Shrewsbury - Hon. W. Hill, 3, T. ymes. Shropshire - 1. K. Powell, 6, J. Cotes, 1. Somersetshire - W. Dickinson, 3, TB. Lethbridge, I. Southampton - G.• H. Rose, 4, rrksse. Southwark H. Thornton, 7, Sit T. Turtoo, t. Stattbrdshire - Sir E. Litileton,'6, Ld 4. :Staltbrd Town - Nloockton, 7,, R. Phillips, 1. • .Stamford 7 Gen. Leland, 3, Gen. Berrie, 3. ---Steyning - I. M. Lloyd, 3 , R. Hurst, 2. 2. Stockbridge - Gen. Porter, 3, f. F. Baiam Sudbury - - Sir.J. C. Hippisley,.4. Capt. T. Agar. Suffolk - - - Sir T. C. Bunburv, 9, T.S.Gooch, 1. 'Surrey - S. Thornton, *G. , 11. Sunnier, 1. Sussex - - - 'Fuller, 3, C. wyndharn, 1. Tamworth - - Sir R. Peele, 4. Ceti. Loftus, 3. Tavistock - L. W. Russell,6,Gen. Fitzpatrieklt, 9. - Taunton - 1. Hann - net, 3, A. Baring', t. . 1 Tewkesbury - C. codrington, 3, C. H. 7 racry. Thetford Von W. FitzroY, 1,, I'. Crvevey. Thirsk - Greenhill, 1, Lt.-Col. Franklando. Tiverton - 'Hon. It. Ryder, 4, W. Fitzhugh, 2. Totness W. Adams, 2, B. Hall, t. Tregony •.. • Col. ,O'Callaghan, I,•G.Wentworth,t. 'Truro - . Col. Lemon, 3, Jlm. E. B ,seaven. IVallingford - W. L. Hughes, 2, R. Benyon, 2. Wareham - Sir f T.Cat raft, *Hon. W. Ward, 3. WarwiLkshire' Dugdale. 1, Sir C. Mordaunt, 2. War Wick Town - Lord Brook, 2, C. Mills, 2.: Wells , C. Tudway, 9, C. W.lTaylor, 3. . • Wendover - Lord Mahon, 'r, George Smith ; r. Wenlock. - C. Forester, 4, Hon. I. Simpson. 4. Weobly - Lord G. Thynne. 4, Lod Guernsey. Westbury - - * Hon. E. Lascelles, 4, G. Tynn." i.West-Looe - R. A. Daniel,'., Boller 3. , :Westininster - Sir F. Burdett, *Loro Cochrane, r. .Westmorland • C 01... Lowther, 3, Lcl..Muncaster, I. Weymouth and Y Z Sir J. Pulteney, 6, G; Stetvard, 4. Nelconibe 'Regis S "R. T. Steward; 2, C. Adam's; 3. • 'WhitchUrch - - W. A. TOWnshend, 3, W. Broderick, 3. - - FlNlgsc t o, 2, R. H. Leigh, 2. Wilton - - ' 7 - R. Sheldon, 2, Hon. C. Herbert,. 2.. Wiltshire - P; Wyndham; 4, R. Long; t. Winchelsea - - Sir F, F. Vane. r. C. Beauicke. Winchester - . Sir R. Gammon, 6, Sir H. Mildmay, 3. Windsor - Pol.Deshorough, 1, R.Ramsbotte.• t. Woodstock • •Sir H. W. Dashwood, 2, W. Eden, I. ' Worcestershire W. B. Lygon, 8,. Hon . W. Lyttleton, t. Worcester. City -• A. Robarts, 3, IV. Gordon. Wootton Basset Major- General Murray, 7. Cheesment. Wycombe' - D. King, 3,' Baring, 1. • Yarmouth, Norfolk Hon. E. Harbord, r. S. Lushiugton, I. Yarmouth, Hants, C. lervoise, 8, Han. P. Polder. Yorkshire - - - W. Wilberforce, 7, *Lord Milton, r. York City' - - Sir W. Milner, 4, Sir t 37. M. Sjkes. Where this mark is put the returns are double: the Sit ting Members to be determined by Committees of the House. 'Sit H. V. Tempest, .one of the Members for the. County of Durham, died on Thursday last. No Return for Callington has yet been made to the Crown Office. 'rho rich and C,,,teh Returng are not vet complete. DUBLIN, JUNE 2. O Saturday lait, a very respeCahle Shopkeeper of this city, on finding a young' man (who lodged in his house) in :ni improper situation, and taking unwarrantable fainiAarities: with his wife, 'tired a loaded pistol at' him, and lodged the contents in his side ; we forbear, at present; to thentio'n fOrther particulars, nor can we say whether the wound is likely to prove Portal. The husband was taken into custody, brought before a Magistrate to undergo an examination, and lodged in Wevvgate. • 'heyunfortunate dispute at Wexford, - between Mr. ALCOCK and Mr. COLCLOUGH, happened pub licly upon the Hustings, and they immediately agreed to decide it in the field, whither they went with their seconds, followed by a vast crowd of speda tors : they tired by command, and so exactly top:. ther, that their two' pistols made but one report. — Mr. COLCLOUGH fell, and never moved a muscly after : his adversary's ,ball had passed, through his heart. The body was carried to the town of Wex ford, where the Coroner's Jury sat, and tOund spe cially. that. " J. COLCLOUGH" died by ball fired from a pistol by W. C. ALCOCK, EstF Sunday the body. was moved to T intern Abbey, the ancient seat of the CoLcLunGleS. Died on Saturday morning at his hoUse in William street, Dublin, at an 'advanced age, Alderman WIL LIAM JAMES ; a Gentleman not more distinguished for hiS steady loyalty, tha❑ for his inflexible inte grity, affable. manners and benevolence of heart. -ALDERMAN JAMES was chosen a Magistrate , in ,the year ►783 ; and in. 179 e, being next in rota tion for the high office of Lord Mayor, \ he was, opposed by the Whigs under the direction of XrAP IER T4NDY ; and after they had kept the' city in confusion for a long time, and by vilifying the Ma gistracy laid the foundation of Rebellion, , they - caused him to be set aside ; but such was the good ness ,61 . Alderman JAMES'S charaaer, that, in the course Of' a year, many of those who voted' against him' became ashamed of themselves, and, in 1793, he ede d Lord Mayor, in which office he displayed as much splendor, hospitality, justice, and liberality, as any Magistrate that ever preceded him, ,or any that has since followed. The Aldettnan was too generous zo die rich : a very moderate flirtuna be has ordered to be fairly divided amongst his re lations, by whom, and by every royal man, he is sincerely lamented. • PLYMOUTH, MAY 20. .' This morning a dreadful tiro broke out at Guy's place; near Mill Prison, in the manufaPory for mak ..itA patent coverings for horseS, the property of Mr. 7 jOhns, the., ingenious inventor and, patentee, which entirely consumed the same. The ironwork of •the machinery only was saved ; but what is remarkaoe, many pieces of the patent covering, after the tire was,extinguished, wer e found perfeelly unhurt by the violence of the -flames, which, while:the fire lasted, burnt with.incredible fury ; fortunately the wind wait nioAerate, or two dwelling . -houses, near the Inatutataory, would have. been burnt to the ground. ~ The engine of the town and Mill Prison, and the Royal Naval Hospital, were very instrumen tal in getting't he fire under, and were worked with great skill, by the men of the Royal Middlesex THE OYERA.---The Serious Opera of La Morte di Mitrilate Was represented.on Saturday last at the King's Theatre, and the pit was full very soon after the doors " were, open.. Thi., audience were much disappointed, 3S ' CATALANLIaboured under a. very severe indisposition, not -a mere hoarseness ' as was staled.—She was only able to sing her first song, and. faintly' to chaunt through her recitative till the close of . the Opera,. an exertion from which she ought to have been exempted in the 'evident si tuation of her health.--The Divertisement, on ac count of the illness of %Janie Paksi.u, was omitted. In the last scene of The Siege of DiSIi s AYES'S foot slipped, and , the female dancer. on the stage save such a scream as induced every body to fear that he had broken the tendo Achilles.. The Curtain dropped immediately, and the audience were preparing to retire, 'when it arose again; and DESHAI . ES appeared ready to perform . his duty. The audience testified great applause at his zeal, but exclaimed " No more, no more," being unwilling to let hiM exert hiMself again.—He persevered, how ever, and displayed admirable agility till the 'conclu sien.—His foot, it seems, only slipped aside, but his subsequent efforts have proved injurious, (as might be expected.) MRs. MARTYRI-"Thi agreeable actress died yes tenlay afternoon. :She had long been in'a decline, Which' lately - Mem. sed So' rapidly as-to preclude all hope of a recovery. Her musical 'talents. are ,Well known to the 'public, arid the was always anxious to discharge her duty. She was a,very aireEtionate mother, and was much respected in-private life. Drury-lane Theatre Closes (r this season on the . f6th, and Covent-Garden.on the 22(1 inst. &c.—:Although the rainy appear, ance of-yesterday was much against this fathionable resort, yet a numerous train of the 'most, elegant carriages distinguished the ride. The display, how, ever, was not so attractive as on the preceding Sun - day, - the carriages being in'general close, and those on horseback Comparatively few. The prOmenade was nearly deserted, owing fo the wet state of the ground.: A'mring the' most conspicuous equi pages, were. those of the Duchess of ST. ALEAbi ' S, the Marchionesses of SALIS'EURY and ApErtcoaN . There • Were few pedestrians in Kensington Gardens: • • The General Assembly at Edinburgh, held their last meeting on the first of this month, and after proceeding to the adjustment of several matters, dis solved themselves, and are not to meet till the 19th of MaY, 1808. Saturday night's Gazette contains- extracts from Acts of Parliament, to Artificers and ManufaCiurers, subjects of Great Britain, cautioning them against goinginto Foreign Countries 'to exercise their seve ral callings, -as contrary to the laws of these king doms, and also to those who are any ways concern ed or instrumental in the sending or enticing Artifi cers or ManufaBthrers out ofthese kingdoms, or in the exportation, of the 'tools and. instruments used wby them, as well as to the Artificers or IVlanolac turers themselves, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, MAY 28.- , -The Generals, Members of the Senate, charged by the Emperor with the organ i 'button of the Conscripts of 1808, have set out to their respeElive destinations. , The official Journal ob serves, " The operations, preparatory to the irvy -1608, are carried - 'on with a promptitude and re ;‘,l - which promise the happiest effeas. The youth 'have evinced unbounded devotion and c-o -fidence. In a number of Cantons the drawinff h.s been followed by banquets, where the gaiety of Go Conscripts was particularly remarked. I nu 1.-. ber of absentees, which was very small last ye r, has been this year still less. One cause which con tributed the most effe&ually to this year's success, is tile severity exercised by the Tribunals fbr suune. months past upon agents of corruption of every de scription." The Ship L' Orient,. Capt. JULES CESAR PEES", having only: 23 men on board, was hailed,son e 14th of this month, off. Antibes, b), the Spartoi English Frigate. Captain PEEVE suffered four Pin naces, sent out by the Enemy, to approach him.— In the aet of boarding his crew tired upon them, and almost:every man that presente,i by the first discharge. All that a&ually boarded the vessel were sabred in 'the-heat of the adion, one seaman excepted, and the Pinnaces sunk. Not one man was killed on board the L'Orieut , in this .affair, which - does so much honour to Captain PRE YE and his crew. On the 23d the Empress came from Mal.mison to St. Cloud ; and on the : folowing ci:iy the Queen, her daughter, set out for the waters of BlitiL:f. with a small retinue: . ~ FROM Tnp TURKISH FRONTIEKS,, Turks have- had a hlbody action with. the Servims near Nissa, end obtained a complete, vigor}. The following is the report publi,ied by the the subjea ‘‘ On the 22d ult. the Turks attacked the,Servian camp near Nissa. The attack, though not expect,. ed, was sustained with the utmost intrepidity, as the Servians drove the Tut!lts three miles; but the latter having received numerous reinforcements; re newed the attack, when, after a centlid which con tinued till night, the Servians were driven nine miles: Their loss consisted of 4830 killed, 72',3) wounded, and 800 prisoners:" In the wean while, it seems that the. impetuosity of the Turks has been exceedingly prejudici:d to them in - another gdarter; as appeart from the fol lowing report : " On the evening of the. '2sth of April, a corps of Servians presented themselves before the little fortress of Oscuruck. Being observed by some of the Turkish out-posts, a sortie was made upon the enemy in the night ; when a nuniber of then latter, who had approached near the works before the place, were forced into the ditches. Mmo, the Ser vian Commandant,. having afterwards colleed his people, retreated through a valley, where he effe6t ed a junction with the, corps that had been defeated before Nissa. Mum then concerted measures with the Commandant of that corps, and made a feint of retreating together, merely to draw on the Tuits. This had the desired etteti. Having reached a second valley, the Servians rnade,a stand to wait fot ,the Enemy, who soon came up, and made a vigor ous attack ; immediately after which, the second carps of Servians made - their app - earance, and fell upon the Turks, much inferior in number, who were compelled to retreat, leaving 400 men upon the field killed arid wounded. They also lost up wards or 700 pistols and kanginers, or Turkish .knives. Time Servians had 170 killed, and 98 wounded." SEMLIN. MAY 6.—Several French Engineers. arrived at Saragevo and Trawneck, to form a new road across Bosnia ; .13Ex.iTa PAM% has obliged them to defer the . ekectifion of their plan, alledging that it was necessary for hien to write to the Sublime Porte. Saturday,' the new City State Barge was launched at Westminster-bridge ; 'it is ninety feet long ; at the head is a figure of Thames ; the stern is deco- • rated with the City Arms, supported by Neptune and Amphitrite ; the state-room, which is sufficient. to accommodate one hundred" persons, is lighted by twenty mirror windows, and the roof supported by twenty-two coluMns. The King's Arms, surmount ing the state door, are upheld by two Griffins ; the pannels of the door exhibit allegorical paintings of Jastice,: Fortitude; Prudence, and Temperance ; the . 'pantie's on each side- bear the arms and insignia of London and its CHIEF MAGISTRATE, and the whole Of the ornaments are,richly gilt. A COurt of Inquiry has been held at Portsmouth on Thursday, on the Captain of a Line of Battle Ship there, in consequence of a round robin,- signed by the Shtp's'Crew, having been sent to the Lords of the Admiralty. The result has-not transpired. The Thisbe Frigate, Capt. SHEPHERD, with Ge nerals WHITELOCKE and GOWER on board, arrived off Port Praya, Cape de Verd, on. the 3d of it& 23 days froth Portsmouth. It is supposed she would reach the River Plata early in May: On Saturday was performed, at King-street Cha pel, Portman-square, a Requiem, for the late Duke of MONTPENSIER, which was attended by all the Foreign Princes, and many persons of distinetion.— High Mass was celebrated by the venerable Bishop of DIEGENE. The music was composed by Signors BALDI acid PEREZ, and performed by the Gentlemen of the Portuguese Ambassador's Chapel. The motet ck Te ergo qumsumus was admirably sung.by,Messrs. FITZSIMMONS, DOGHERTY„ and Master SHORT, accornpanied on the organ by Mr. ANSEL. The whole service was performed in the most, solemn and impresSive manner. A man who lives in King-street, Wapping, and works on the .River, drinks every day Gs. worth of brandy and water, and a gallon at ale, without be ing intoxicated. He is of extraordinary bulk, and, from the quantity of fluid he contains, of capacity also.. Coal-EKCITANGE, JuNE B.—The supply of Wheat 10-day is rather inconsiderable, and early in the ,day , it bad, ready sale at about 2s. and 3s. per quarter advance, but was dull afterwards ; the stip .ply of Barley Is :'sliort, and it is rather higher ; Malt and Beans continue with small variation there are several fresh arrivals Of Foreign ©tilts, and the few fine samples from the North Ccuntry are • Rlnnr nn the terms of last