The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-17 00:00:00

LOST, yesterday near the Market-place,. Taunten, between the hourS of Six and Eight o'Clock in the Evening, ABLACK POCKETBOOK, containing twelve Five Guinea Notes of the Bank of Hammet and Co. in Taunton, anal corresponding with the following Ninnbeis, viz. 6783, 6814, 6831, 6900, 6 97 1 , 7 0 99, 7r , 6, 7141, 11 94, 7 683 , 7 6 93; and also various Papers of no consequence to any per6on bat the owner. Whoever wil( bring the same to the above Bank, or to Mr, Poole, Printer, shall receive Five Guineas Reward. r..r Payment of the Bills is stoppd. - Taunton, May ttth, .1302.. PATENT BIDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, Differing in Stile and Plan from those in tie old way: BUTIIR's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, No. 13 and 14, CATHERINE-, ST E ET, Eight ioors from the Strand, maker of the above Articles to•the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses the DUKE of YORK and, PRINCESSES, and 'Mantrfac turg of Furniture in general. BUTLER has observed some of the various Advertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco vered; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi dence' he manufactures and sells as above, {where also may be had, every Article: in the Upholstery Line) his superior FOUR-POST nut TE NT .BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, . making a hand some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, which transform the same way, and each in a few minutes; DIN ING TABLES on various Construdions, and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular compact Construction; a:ti various Improve ments in Furniture. - Houses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season ed woods andexcAlent x4orktrianThip. Also, for exportation,' Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas sengers', &C. BUTLEit has construtied several Tools and,Machines for working his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufadory, as above, where the Patent Deed may be seen and-with much submission, and a true sense of gratitude, acknowledges the kind encouragement lie has so generou,sly received. • TO-THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in generil, -- are respecifully informed, BURC/ESS and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues 'robe prepared by them in the same manner -that has given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that- Article is fully confirmedin the opinion of the Country at large, and Of Persons resident in, all parts of-the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induceS them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing„ to caution Families, Ike. in purehasin the same, as none is to he had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. _ _ _ Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family,use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Artily and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the East and %Vest 1 n ilex, Stc. CR? For thcconvcnience of Families in Scotland, they have - appal;:ted: Mcssrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agenis for fish Sauces. Warehouse, No. zo7, corner of Savoy-Steps, Strand, Loildon. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A. LL PERSO NS in possession of, Incomes, arising front Freehold, Copyhblel, or-. Leasehold 'states, in Land or Houses, Moire' in the Funds,. Rent Charges, Marriag4 Settlements, Widows' jointu;es, An nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer tain Inc.oine fur - Lice, may be supplied with temporary or - Permatteiit Sums to any Amount, uy paying Annuity In tel est for the same. * . The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may be ,acCOminoriated on • their personal security ; u 4 in any instance where the single security of an indivi, dual may be deemed_ insufficient f the addition of another persoa to_gliarantte the payment of the Interest will_ re move the objection ; anti, all cases, privilege will be given to the Publie to return the principal at their own ' option. • Personal applications will be received every tlay till Four . {Z. r was ra i To ?en or Country (post paid) will be ininiediately answered, .ad dressed to the Dire - Jor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House, No. 3, Lower John-street, Golden-square. This Day was published, price zs. REMARKS on the Rev. Dr. VINCENT'S Defence of Public Education ; with an attempt to state fairly the Question, )vhefber the Religious Instruction and Moral Con Mid of the rising Generation are sufficiently provided for, and eileetually secured, in our Schools and Uni versities: t0,,-;ether with the Sentiments of several late Wri ters, and others, en this important Subject. BY A LAYMAN. , London : Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her-Ma jesty, No. r 9 9, oppsite York-house, Piccadilly. This - Day were published, price Is. KEARSLEY's IMPROVED. TAX' TABLES, for England and Scotland, r the present year - . Con taining the - New Assessed Taxes on Houses, Windows, Ser vants, Carriages, Taxed Carts, Pleasure Horses, Draught Horses, Mules, Dogs, Bachelors, Horse Dealers, Armorial Bearings, and Hair Powder ; the New' and Old Duties on Beer, Malt, and Hops, an enlarged Stamp Table, the 'Act for the Repeal of the Income Dutv;and collecting the Arrears thereof, together with the New Regulations respetting Brewers, Innkeepers, Alehouse-keepers, and the Retailers of Sruall Beer. for G.)(earsley, Fleet-street, - BROUGHT DOWN TO MAY, 'fnis Day was published, . • • - A New Edition, either in One or .Two Pocket Volumes, Price 12s. in Boards • • Including-the Arius of all the Peers, ant the tour Orders of Knightilood,; also ornamented by a striking Resemblance of His , I.kIESTY, in his Parlianizmary Robes, elegantly accurately engraved upon a new ,et of plates, printed on a fine ; the letter.-press also en's flew type; being ' the clifeap:. - st; latest, and most complete work of the kind extant ; K.EARSLEI"S PEERAGE OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND; containing an ac_ count of the Origin, HOnours, Marriages, and issue .of the Nobility.; a list of all their Family Names, Titles of elder Sons. and Translation Of their lllottos. • To which are added, an account of the Orders of KnighthoZd, an exalt valuation of each of the tishoprics, and a complete Extinct Peerage of the - Three Kingdoms, With the forfeited and dorniant Titles. Printed fix G. Kearsley, Fleet,strettd. Stockdale, op_ polite Burlington House, Piccadilly, T. Bell, opposite on ;I- s t met, o.4ford,strze.t,l'. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, and W. f. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. Of whom may be had, • A short and easy InthxluCtiou AO tleraidry, in two parts. Embellished witts Copper-plates, containing up wards of a thousand exam ple4. ;Ulu: whole compile i from th e most approved authorii By HUGH CLARK, In Svo. the Seventh Edition, price bs. in boards. This ;lay wa-? published, In a small Pocket VoTunie, Price Five Shillings bound in Red, illustrated with a Map of all the Roads between London and Paris ; with a-Pliti of Paris; a Map of the Reptiblic , ; - ana several other. Copper-plates ' • rrFIE ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION in a p URNEY TO PA RI S, containing ; r. An Itinerary of all the great Roads, with a Variety of praitical obervations. a. A corre6ll Description ofall the Objects of Curiosity, the libraries M useums . Buildings, Exhibitions, Public Amuse ments, & e.Z &e. in Modern Paris and its Environs ; with thq Tewis and Manner in which they May be seen. Tables of Money, Weights, Nlcasures„ - Prices of Pro visions, and other necessary particulars. 4. Instruaions to beobserved upon the Road,iincl during the Residence at 'Paris, with accounts of tans, Hotels, Cotfee-houses, &c. &c. .5. A Vocabulary of common Words, and a copiow Col lation of usaful Phrases and Questions iu Frew:4 and: lish, intended for the Use of Parsons to whom the vernacu lar Language Of France is not familiar. Printed tor A.'Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's.Clnrch..,iird ; sold by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond -street, J. Deorett, Piccadilly; T. Keynolds, Oxford-street ; and' by all other 13ookseliers. • . Of whom may be had just published, the Piaure of Lon don, for tBo2, with Maps, Tables, &c. 4c, Price Five Shil lings, bound in red. Fro...r: the LONDON GAZETTE, May Downing-Street, May 14, - I t 802. THE King has been pleased to appoint tile Ho. norable George Vere Hobart to be Lieutenant Go. vernor of the Island of Grenada, and its Dependen cies, in the room of Alexander HoustouN Esq..re signed. Whitehall, May 12, I Bc, 2. The King has been pleased to order a Conge d'Elire .to pass the Great Seal, empoweting the Dean and Chapter of,the Cathedral Church of Wells, to eled a Bishop of the See of Bath and Wells, void by the Death of the Right Reverend Father in God Doaor Charles Moss ; and. His Majesty has also been pleased to recommend the Right Reverend Father in God Dodot Richard. Beadon, Bishop of Gloucester, to be by them, ei efted Bishop of that See. Whitehall, May z 5, i Boz. The King has been pleased to present the Reve rend James Nicol, Clerk, to the Church and Pari3h of Traquair, in the Presbytery and County of Peebles, the same being vacant by the Death of Mr.' Walker, - late Minister there. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend James Russel, Clerk, to he Church and Parish of Gairlock,- in. the Presbytery of iLochcar. ron and County of Ross, vacant by the Death of Mr. Donald Mac Intosh, late Minister there, • BANKRUPTS. • William Doller, late of the City of Winchester, Snlthamp ton, innholder, to surrender May 24, at three, :5, at teu, and June 26, at eleven, at the King's-Head Inn, W inches ter. Attornies, Mr. -Green, -Winchester ; of Hr. Leigh, New Bridge-street, Londeu. T.hcanas , Sinith, of Drury Lane, baker, May 22, ;, and June 26, at ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. -ee, Three CroWn Court, Southwark. George Wrigley, of Matley, Chester, hatter, jute a, 3, and z 6, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Stookpqt, Chester. Attornies, Messrs. Dewhurst arid Braddock, at Marple, near Stockport. John Rideing, of Liverpool, Lancaster, and Wiliam Lever, of Manchester, in the same County, merchants June 7,3, and 26, at one, at the 'Globe Tavern, Liveipod. Attor nies, Mr. George Orrtd, Liverpool ; or MessB. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, London. Thomas Beesley, late of Buttoni. York; pottei, May zB, at five, 29, at eleven, and.lujtc 26, at.five, at tae White- Hart, in Lancaster. Attormes, Mr. Picard, cf Cowen bridge, Westmorland; or 'Mr. Willa Robins, Cray's-inn. Thothas Lansdale, of Lower Brook. street; G rosven)r-square, linen.draper, May -22, 25, and June 26, at ten, it Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nassau-street, Solo. Thomas Powell, of Warwick-street, *Golden-tqu4e, May 2.2, at twelve, Tune 2, and z 6, at ten, at .Guildhall. Attornies, Aessrs.. Swann and Wallington, Fax-street, Cripolegatei r4 , Henry White, Ulington, Middlesex, stock-broker, 14av 22, at one, lone 5, at eleven, and 26, at twelve, at Guidhall. Attornies, Messrs. _Fletcher and Wright, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury. Dean Wolstenhelme the younger, of Waltham-Cross, Hert ford, innholder, May 22,,:.9, and rune 2.6; at one, at Guild hall, London. Attornics, Mr. Jcssopp, Waltham-Ab bey, Essex ; or No. 1,3, clillOrd's-Inn ' London. James Douglas, late of Cupersbridge, Lambeth, Ourrey, clothier, May az, at twelve, 29, and June 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londoli. Atiorricy, Mr. Jones, Salisbury- Lquare. Edward ,r:artiner, of Jews'-Row, Chelsea, Middlesex, cheesemonger, May 25, 29. and. lune 26, at ten, at Guild, .Attorney, ltift. N. D. Bishop, No. 6, Lyon's-Inn, W y ch-st rezt, London. - William Watson, of Fenciaurch-street, London, merchant, May 21, at trrojve, jun., Z, and 26, et. ten, at Guildhall.- Attorney, Mr: Brown, Little. Friday-street, Cheapsiae, Tohn Rapson, of.Plymouth-Dock, Devon, shopkeeper, May 22, at twelve, 29, at eleven, and tune 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. 'Attorney, Mr.Thothas Phipps, Pnil pot-l.ane London. William Gilbert, of Chiswell-street, Middlesex, grocer, May i 3, 25, and June 26, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luckett, Basinghall-street. . Lewis Mozley, of Liverpool, Lancaster, watchmaker, June 4,5, and 2j, one,, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, James Phillips, 'Liverpool ; or Mr. bindle, Bartlett's-Buildings, London. DIVIDENDS. rune 7. Joseph Cotterell, of, Walsall, linen and woollen draper, at the Stork Tavern, Birmidgham. - June S. Robert Browne, of Adam's-court, Broad-street, London, merchant, at one, at .Guildhall. June 3, Benjamin 'Sealy, of Boswell-court, Carey-street, money-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. June 1 t.: ;William Bell Amber, late of Midhurst, Sussex, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Mid hurst. , • June ma. John Davies, of Callington, Cornwall, linen. draper, at five, at the Globe clavern,,Exeter. June S. Sarah Cullingworth, of Daventry,. Northampton, boo seller, at eleven, at the Wheat-Sheaf Inn, Daventry. June . Charles Bower, of ;Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn- Pi ds, scrivener, at twelVe,,at Guildhall, Lo n d o n. June , f „ . - Robert Bartlett, of Stretton-upon-Dunsmore, War wick, timber-merchant, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. June 11. Serjeant Witton, of Olclsavitorti, Worcestershire, glass-manutacaurer, at four, at the '' Talbot Inn, Stour bridge. Tune S. Joseph Fearon, late of Birmingham, tin-plate. worker, at eleven, at the Public Office„ Birmingham. June to, Samuel Townsend, late of Bristol, ironmonger, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. June 5. Anthony Steventon ; of lwdnionton, Middlesex, brick-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June ma. . John George, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, draper, at one, at Guildhall. June S. Thomas Wilson, late of Cheshunt, Hefts, trialtster, at eleven, at Guildhall, 'London. June 5. Samuel Hattersley, of White Horse-yard, Drury lane, Middlesex, woollen-draper, at one, at Guildhall, CERTIFICATES. June S. William Thompson, late of Alton, Southampton, silk-weaver. George Mallalieu, of Salford, Lancashire, cotton.mauufac- turer. John Hobart, of Warwick-street, Golden-square, Middlesex, harp and, musical instrument-maker. • Thomas Leigh, of foxdenton,.Lancashire, dealer. - John Ellison Poole and Thomas Shrigley, of Burslem, fordshire, potters. William Collier, of Leigh, within Penington, Lancashire, corn-dealer. . Robert Maunder, of Exeter, wine-merchant. Thomas Strickl:Md and SWinton Colthurst Holland, of Li- verpool, merchants. James Smith and Samuel King, of Newgate-street, London, woollen-drapers. • Samuel Holmes, of Thames -street, Southwark, merchant. MAILS. ARRIVED. DDIt. Holland - - n - -- - - ► ilamburgli z THE SUN. soi.gm QUIS DICERE rni.sum AunrAT ? LONDO X, NI .4Y 17, 1:).1. YESTERDAY V. e received French journals of the z zth and )3tll instant. It appears from these, that the Decree Forcsing to eled BONAPARTI ,Chief Consul for life, had been readily adopted by the Councils, and means were taking to obtain the sense of the People upon it, which there can be little doubt, will be equally favourable to the ambitious wishes of the Chief Consul. As .we remarked on Saturday, but .one step mere remains to be taken, which is, to, settle a new Dynasty in the Family of BONA PARTE. The re-establishment of the Catholic Religion, . or , at least the manner in which it has been re-established, seems to have occasioned a great degree of discontent. The Jacobins are strongly av,erse,,to the measure, and the Catholics dislike the encroachments which have been made on the ancient power of the POP E. These discontents begin already to shew themselves.—lt is , even stated in some private Letters, that an' attempt wts' made a few days ago on the life of the Chief Consul, while he attended the Parade; and several of the Generals, who have express ed themselves too freely with respea to the growing ambition of BONAPARTE, have been or dered to reside ;at a considerable distance from Paris. The Chief 'Consul, for the further sect]. city of his person, means to create a new. Corps, to be called the Sacred Legion, com pOsed of picked and distinguished men. All the private, Accounts from . the French Capital certainly concur in stating, that a storm is gather ing, which must perhaps very speedily burst. The French Funds ha-re again fallen back to 57• An Order of Council, it is said, has alually been given, for prohibiting the importation of any articles of French growth or manufacture, except such as have already been ordered and shipped for this 'Country. This Order is in consequence of the prohibition'by the French Governtment of Eng. lish ManufaAures ; and we have little doubt will lead to some Commercial Arrangements which may be beneficial to this Country. Yesterday arrived two Hamburgh Afaits. Their contents are mostly details, copied from the French and English Papers. We have seleaed the follow. ing Articles : _ Stockholm, April 30. Accounts have been received here from Memel, that the EMPEROR of Russia and the KINQ Ot PRUiSIA, are to have an interview at that place about the middle of June. Great preparations are making at Itlemel for the reception of these august Personages. The Prussian Monarcl} is to hold the proposed Reviews in his way thither. nenna, 'May I. The new Pacha of Belgrade is already on his march to take possession of that Fortress, with an Army of 6000 men, Reports were in circulation during the last fort, night, respeCling . advices of an unpleasant nature, said to have been received from Lisbon. The ar rival of the Constance Frigate at Portsmouth, has explained some of .the particulars. captain MUDGE, of the above Frigate, arrived in Town on Wednesday last, and on Friday a Privy Coun cil was held, to hear his relation of the trans adion in question. It appears, that under the supposition of that Officer's having been concerned in the prglice of smuggling prohibited merchan dize, the Court of Lisbon had hastily ordered him and the Crews . of two barges under confinement, — An investigation into the alledged charges was instantly demanded by our Minister, and the result proved the injustice of -the accusation, and Capt. MUDGE and the Crews were liberated. The Con stance was then Ordered home, in order that the cir cumstances might be fully explained to our Court, and a piOper apology he demanded. The new Taxes on the Import aid Export Com mercial Trade, agreeable to the late Aft, com menced, and the Duties began to be taken both at the Excise and Customs, on Thursday last. The Merchants and Traders who presented a Memorial to the. Lords of the Treasury against the alteration to be adopted this day in theYoreign Post nights, have received the following answer from the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER :"-- " That their request could not be complied with, as it was one of the private articles in the .Treaty of Amiens, that there should be ,a more,frequent intercourse between the two countries." General SruAvr on Friday embarked on board the Honnd Sloop of War for Egypt. The Renard is charged with dispatches for the evacuation of Martinique, Tobago, and St. Lucia, and was to sail from Plymouth on Thursday evenings if the wind permitted. The Dispatches for Madras and Bengal, by the Admiral Aplin, extra Ship, were finally dosed- at the East India-House, and delivered to the Purser. PASSENGERS PER ADMIRAL AZLIN : To BENGAL—William • Law, Esq. Jun. Merchant; Captain Marsden, and Lady ; and Henry Alexander, Writer. To MADRA s —Ed. Rob. Hargrave, Esq. Factor, and Lady; lames lialtimr, Esq. Fa for ; Major Richard Powis, and •Mis. Rebikca. Pentland. Messrs. Robert Abercrombv, and . James Hope.l.3aillie, Writers. William Hargrave, Cadet. Wm. Somervilll Mitchell, and . Kenneth Macaulay,. As. sistant S iifigeciPs The Neetv-York Gazette of the 24th March con_ tains the foll Owing article, which the Editor states tO be an extraa from a:Member of Congress at Wash ington, and to have been received the preceding day: " This day the French Coniul informs us that a French Fleet of tw•enty_five.sail of the line may be expected in the Chesapeake next week. 'Their objea is provision for their Army in the West Indies ; but they have no money." The average price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made for the Week ending the t 2th Day of May, .1 Eso2, is Thir&-four Shillings and pace iarthim per hundred weigh t. NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 16. ARRIVED at Spitheaci the American East lu`l►a4 man China, WALTER CARR, from Batavia, and sailed immediately for Cowes, there, to wait for orders, Arrived His Majesty's Ships- Ambuscade, Pent lope, Beaulieu, and Bloatlbaund,.from A/Ircou, 9ov,ernment Stores ; Neptune, FISHER, from Aber-. deen ; and Hope, PENN, from Havre-de-Grace. Last evening the Jolly-boat of the Bittern Sl o op of War, Captain KITTOE, in a sudden s quall 01 wind, was upset at Spithead, when by the grea t exertions of the crew of the 'Antelope Reve nue Cutter, the whole of the men, consisting of four be' sides ,the Master's Mate (Mr.FoßENtivsi), were picked up, and conveyed to the Custom H° nse Watch-house, where assistance was immediatelY procured, but notwithstanding every exertion w 2 given for the space .of two hours, the Maste r' -s Mate unfortunately perished. DEAL, MAX x 6, ARRIVED from Sheerness, His Majesty's 6°3- brig Sn4e, and from Portsmputh'the Mallard di tto, both of which have sailed to the Northward, The Gannet Sloop of War is sailed on, and the Eugenie Sloop is arrived from, a Cruize4 the fo r : mer remains with His Majesty's Ships Phirhe and Amazon, Anacreen Brig, Co Mynkey,antiF ixfil G tin-brigs, _ 111Ay 16. YESTERDAY the Troops from their Ships p a id o ff at Chatlizm sailed for Lymington, with putcji Iris, of 32 guns, Capt. AT K I NS, alld eCllsta7lt Gs°4. brig, with men for Leith. This day arrived at the Nore, Fuis Maie st) ' 'i Ships Ramifies, and Irresistible, of 74 guns eac ll7 and Alonzo Sloop of War from the Wes tsva 1116 former has sailed to Chatham to be paid off. The restive Qun.brig has come into Harbour t a be paid off. • An ExtraEt of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir JOHN Ducxwoit.TH to the French Admirai VILLA R,ET joiguse, having appeared in the Monitto. the 28th of last month, dated Port Royal, Jaa Feb, 19, it has been judged advisable- to c ° l . ; c li nicate to the Public the sequel 6f that letter, w' l " is there omitted . ; ;„, is The Officer bearin g pntir r ae ~ it--. Nc n ochP4 l l) o 3;lf % laid mtth stress upon the Salute returned (rhoug" t pie: private Captain.) with an equal number of guns, I did ,bea sitate it objeeting to a compliance contr4ry to the esta l3 custom: but on his representing that ; he w a s autliori%o to your Excellency to say a reciprocal attention should be P tc ties the' Skips of the King, my Master, arriving with DisP eci tial and saluting your Flag, I have accorded in g iving an i l ic ;iSt number of guns, to ftvince my disposition to meet you r - as fa r as C ons i s te n t w i t h the conseciuence of both :siatiol'' And I have tht Honour to be, (Signed) "j. Dvettwoa-rit, Rear-Admiral, fcc. bic. • . - -_ A List of the Sl4s left on the Jamaica sca to i rip iVletrch 22, when the gosqriv left that Island ; Go' .Ships Gins, Ships 5 4 St. George - .. Vt. Abergavenny t .0 - Sans Pare: . - t -6 o La Decade . 3, Leviathan - - 74 Melampus - - 3, r. ' ' Captain - - 74 Santa hiargaritts, " 3' ticllotia - - 74 Cerberus . .• , r . 4 Warr ior - - 74 Cre scent - 3; Zealous . - 74 Syren - - - 3' Defence - - 74 Juno 2 - - 3 1 Elephant - - - 74 lichee - - -2/. Carnatic - - - 74 Tartar - ;% 5 Spencer . . - - 74 Circe - 25 Changes - - 74 Pourdelais - . ,5 Colian .. - .. 74 Garland .. . 14 ' Brunswick - - 74 Fleureux st! Vanguard - - - 74 Shark - .. . 0!. Powerful - - 74 Rattler - • 1 0 Cumberland - . 74 Pelican , - ' l' f , De Ruyter - - 68 Calypso .- . $ 4 C9r9rrlaDdel . - 68 Echo - . NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTME.'vror, Capt. H. VANSITTART, to the iVidgicienne ; BINGHAM, to the St. Fiorenzci; Capt. , LARm C ° to the Endymion ; Capt, Ptaatr IN, to the `l,r, ' genx; Capt. OWEN to the Inimortalit ; Cal t o SQMIIRVILLE, to the Nemesis ; Capt. BytENT° .? ' ra ; the Calypso; Captain MALBON, to the Aur ° 3 o Captain MAXWELL., to the Hound; and Gap i to MUNDY, to the Carysfort ; Captain D. 1 / 1 " 11 1 . 10 the Penelope; Lieutenant HUGHES, to the C Blll. t he , Captains S. WARREN and INNii, promoted O rank of Post Captains. ar; s We are informed, that before the Ville - we' was paid off, her Coinpany presented their of , gallant .Adiniral, the Earl of Sr. Vlt 'lli - with a very elegant Silk Flag, bea rin g ' 0 Lordship's Arms, with suitable Inscripti° r '(oo. a mark of their .attachment anti gratitude w tor k t the same time they commu t i cated to his ":" 1 . to ship their unanimous determination to rer,'" st ed, his. Flag, should it ever be again or he should call on them for their serv e ' c l e p dr Captain JOYCE, late a Lieutenant of th e coo l , • Parts, at• the request o f t h e Ship's ComPoYiefo, veyed to his Lordship this token of their resf " attachment. a II" Four candidates have commenced to canvas s bridgeshire, against the General Fr Eleal °ll ' o o7l 4 ° Lord Lord H. PETTY, son to the Marquis Of LANSP-sit v C. MANNERS, brother to the Dilke: l .4o 9 ' LAND ; Mr. C. YORKE, brother to Lord WICKE ; ' and Sir H. PE YTO N. of 11 r j e. Sheriff RA Iv LI Ns received the honour ./:,,c hood on presenting the City Address to 114 on Thursday, at Sr. Jarnesrs• 1 6 11 ' was n sh Sunday vc s ,h er 4t ig ea n d t , a by Sid' Zith h io i r g i, ta ro Gamekeeper.