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staarr. saysznzar, .440 a Ir. :0,1. *ad trios " may will Ire thankfully • MthOLESFX ELECTION. 'NUE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest A 3gr. W MELLISH. are informed, that emslages will be Ask ma TUESDAY NEXT, the I tilt of November, and Ilielbening Dim at Seven o'Clesde in the Mornings to convey damn tasted Seem the Pail, at fdroutford at 91t under-meat Oita pbrieme Eiideemeimenottorelt. Month sleet Sitoaststrary.square. reltdbets", Oxford-road °remits St. Jurnefe Church, Piccadilly. thlmerit.street, kennel! (!lean. : idlagtnn Groin. AMMO Gass. • Sitedreil. apposire the Chinch. • • gheredireb, opposite the Church. ConnAsnee, Welichsta.equaro. imnrenewstreet, chines. N.I. The Coach Committee, in the interest et Mr. Mellish, will be in afilitillt allandlll3.ll. fi Ne. 9.,Friathemsone Build. Holbbrn, thle and tbdowlng days; and all applications to that Committee, by Iledton who are &sprawl to rote (r the • above Gentkman, will be duly attended to. rDay is publiahal, beautifully , pr.otert on a pearl letter, in email Pocket Volume, • Nee Edition, being the Twelfth, rice Ss. brand,of HE New POCKET DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In two Pitt/. 1. French and English. 9.English and French Con. miming all the Wards ist general Use, and authorised by the bent Writers The owersi Part/ of Speech—the Genders of - %Valets, Luba most usual remarkable the etlyhtinn re Clerc's lan Inegutatiton comprehensive Viow Lent/wigs, by C Rising- Loos:man ; loose, ; J. .Co.; C Law ; Ciosbt and Co ; -•I R. Phillip; square 12rnu. WIRD. :EACI - 1, . IN 1803. —rm.-- 6 8/0161111welCiatieleas .=Jestawat. 41 /118118atitesr es al slawsk.er •—PuLasssam. i 'n• Charier of yesterday, adverting again to the =of Sir Francis Burdett, at the Crown and r. on the 99th of Joly, 1803 s as originally =ia Tee Bairns Pares, contains the tul osbservations r— _ol Vs. imp es by the atsto or Sir Fiance nuraett, and,, lama hiredrisier IN AMA VCaseetable speech ewer %sussed in a aidesaaseraftfy to this answer!. to saki, the lwronet ex. Imartei VW pews set te take um awes, itT resat th e French, as "else Ellsawitiosassratsesseitee thely ouch team us. ma A tIiVIORPO Se Yeses* Ar s sew, lei smelt wewee, sr 'Tel, MAN POW* 60W 'minutiae. nt. Newspaper beet' arra , a puldiAlse a OMNI aesetast of all mat pemeel." . . Prbatneeett-aftbe Newspapers were afraid tii: l Bob. .speech, aad that others wilfully miseitisi ... 4..11e asitniseledge ; bat really we do net , :s t ud ' etpon what ground, or with what cogs spilemsey, Tee Cear4r.iwfiith has repeatedtly extolled.' the fidelity of the speech as reported in Tel Bat- TISK Passe, can now come forward and assert, that 1 0 .Tna Barrsast• Pasts wow insinuates the speech *as much worse" than it bas bean represented. Tie BreTiew Pasts never bold btu one uniform, was, and dirt& language upon the snbjed ; and • wp do think that T‘ Cosner might, in fairness, to quote plait paasaFe which it thinks can be textured into such insinuation. The Courier has shown a landable anxiety to establish the fide , lity of the report in INS Buries Passe, as being the fousdatiers of all its severe .stile. tures upon Sir Francis Burdett for these tbree yeses ,put ; lad toe The 'Cerseter any to coanteraa its own purpose, and callthe fidelity of the report in sleasitin, as a degree of folly and absurdity which yrs did not tapes from the Witter. lIP i 6 '4 .r THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Novelette 13. • Lettere did paPers from Holland, of the Rth is. ' start, Were re:eived in town yesterday. Although f only three days later date than the accounts by the last Hamburgh mail, they might be expected to bring one interesting intelligence, the posts between /Salim aid that city having been stopped since the 'Strome of the French, on the 24th last, into the trunk's capital: the expectation has not been dis ippointed. These papers announce, that the Am tries troops have occupied Prussian Silesia, and that the l(log and Queen of Pettis' A have fled to Russia. Austria has, for some time, assumed a warlike animal. AU Entope rejoiced in this demonstration of her spirit mid resources. Her army of 100,000 roan, ender the gallon: Archduke CH•11.11, it is O' true, assumed the title of an army of neutrality ; isot wick the wrongs of Auitria fresh in oqr minds, we conceived, that on the first favourable oppor tunity, that Austrian army would at offensively against Trance. Were Austria to take possession sitesia, with a view to safe keeping, as a friend 1y territory, our hopes woo!' be realized ; but, if 'PRA I , AftiL bas permitted her to occupy it, as be permitted Prussia last year to occupy Hanover, with a view to its absolute possession, there is no chance kr the safety of Europe. The Continent at...powers are imispable of profiting by the dear boOght lessons of capeticnce, and they all become -' ~:.,~ rwli • O.' . . . _., . . : . 1' INLIASHIAIISII/21T- milts fela Atom, Der y sit $. We 1/017tRAMP- INPS STREET. ISLOGISSIOR If, and at 11i, int-tots- eavisrazir, ,11/161OR d e requested that all Letters may he - oene and wise ell 01141.1110Mietti011e will be tbaakfuiiy a Wirt mthousFx ELECTION. eir HE FREEHOLDERS in the laterest ofd I titt. W MELLISH. are informed, that eaniages will be Ask on TUESDAY NEXT, the 11111. of November, aid Illellawfog Dim at Sevin o'Cluideitt the Morning, to convey dem tamed boo the Poll, at Smudged, at 4/gum/or-men. tiiinaei phew .••• . •- . , Iliteleopegatenhurch. Mande sadeef illtooinstrwry4quare. Pantheon, Oxford-road Openete St. lames'. Church, Piccadilly. title's/It-strait, kenwen them. . ieUllgtoit Grain. &IMO Gam. • Shadwell, opposite the Church. _ • • Shoredireh, opposite the Church. . Court-Hoes% Wellcloesequare. Lawrence -meet, Chelsea. N.B. The Coach Committee, in the barren of Mr. Mellish, , will be in constant arandairew at N.. 9..lreetherssene Built:l- -bw, Hottibrn, thle and Mowing days; and all applications to that ColllollittAll. by Elettore who are dtspruel to vote for the • above tilendemeo, will be duly atteadod to- This Day is oubliette!, beautifully printed nn a pearl letter, in 'small Pocket Valente, • New Edition, being the Twelfth, pee Ss. brand, of e HE New POCKET DICTIOVARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In two Patti. I. French and English. 9.Pnglieh and French Con. • raising all the Wanks in general Use, and authorised by the best Writers The several Parts of Speech—the Gantlets of the Fiesta Noodeedie Accents of the English %Voids, fur the Use of Foreigners—an Alphabetical Ll,t of the most usual ,C,lsrlet4aet and Proper Names; and of the most remarkable Phase in umlauted World. • *7 TROMAS NUGENT, LL.D. The Tonliiii idfasen, Carefully corrected i with the addition of the . iiisy !wetted in Moutanlices and L. Cleft's last V s= esditiot MIS 1 f tench Dictionary ; the Irregularities entwine* dialle and Nouns; and a coinprchensive View of the Ithallitshillee and Syntax of the Frellt;l Language, by J. Oulastro, A U. Vanua sw J. Acumen • .1 Johnson • F. and C Rising. s it sr 3 i I.od J, kleharsl:eni Bat'he'd and letterman; and' Robinson ; Dorton and 1-I.srvey ; T. Baosey ; J. wanes ; J. Korea; Latlvingtun, Allem. and Co. ; C Law ; it. 0.11.114 Hun*. Rees, and Orin..; B. Cnustrf and Co.; ./ I D. llyheenals t Duli• and Co.; J • Carpenter ; R. Phillips lri, one MI Son end Virden. and Spence, York. Of why's may bales, &author Llitirea, 10 square 12rno. 'Brice GS, booed. S •ses___t.- . • • ant fitANCIS WIRDEITS SPEECH, IN 1803. —....-- ime Blettnerine Crispinits ." 1 -4 oven A t. 411 10414.9 *W an Sly iirnighter •—PoLontoo. •IS• Cooler of yesterday, adverting again to the =silk Francis Burdett, at the Crown and r. on the 99th of July, 1803, es originally . its Two Surma Pass', contains the issl- =o l bservations : _ .. „N %lees he fry the eirloef Sir Prance Burdett, and, Dorf daliner the newt treasonable speech e'er nUercd in e pled* olds in this coontry„ hi which the Simonet ex- ported Übe pee* nos to take wo arrne, IR resat the French, 31 Ira nom Oka* itaaaerairmeeitee they Nina *Wee us. Mr. lell *owl lid Psaiste let lies, end emelt ware, as Tor e Mine tepee sow 'minute.% the Newouseen being afraid of puldishing a faithfcl account of all that pained." • PAIIEBOWS•eftie Newspapers were afraid to pub. Elk . speech, and that others wilfully misrepre- i •• 4,, ere aelteewledge ; bat really we do not ;1 • Aron what ground, or with what coo- t aillieley, Us Cear4r,iwhieh has repeatedtly extolled 4; the fidelity of the speech as reported in Tns Ba t- Tulle Pang Can now come forward and assert, that ii'k Tam Bursae' Fasts isew imineetes the speech ;ems much worse" than it has bean represented. Tie BriTiut Paso never bald bat one uniform, open, and dire& language upon the subjed ; and • wp do think that T‘ Cooler oegbt, in fairness, to quote stuns passage which it thinks can be tenured into such insinuation. The Courier bas down a lendable anxiety to establish the fide- lity of the report in Ina Bursae Passe, as being the tonadatien of all its severe .stile• tures open Sir Francis Burdett for these twee pen .past 1 ,. Mad toe Tfm 'Csereer any to conoteraa its own purpose, and callabe fidelity of the report in :sturst r ien, is a degree of holly and absurdity which we did not 'aped from the Writer. a_....—.........„.....-_,...-----_—_—_—__. THE BRITISH PRESS. • LONDON, THURSDAY, Novelette 13. -- • Letters Rid pipers from Holland, of the Bth in. ' state, were re:eived in town yesterday. Althougl .-.1 only three days later date than the accounts bl the last Hamburgh mail, they might be expected u bring as.. interesting intelligence, the posts betweet i Iderlia aid that city having been stopped since the t. estrum of the French, on the 24th last, into the troselan capital: the expectation has not been dis. , appointed. These papers announce, that the Ans tries troops have occupied Prussian Silesia, and tba the King and Queen of Patrol* have fled to Russia Aistria has, for some time, assumed a warliin One. AU Europe rejoiced in this densonstratiot of beg spirit and resources. Her army of 100,001 rums, under the sadism Archduke CH•IILES, it i ' tree, assumed the title of an army ef neutrality / iedlt with the wrongs of Auitria fresh in oqr minds I we conceived, that on the first favourable oppor *unity, that Austrian army would ad offensivel; 1, against France. Were Austria to take possessiol .(Silesia, with a view to safe keeping, as a friend •1y territory, our hopes woe!! be realized ; but, i WRAF AltiL has permitted lien to occupy it, a be permitted Prussia last year to occupy Hanover with a view to its absolute possession, there is til chance kr the safety of Europe. The Continent aLpuwers we istispable of profiting by the dear bought lessons of capeticnce, and they all bccoua the Fraocit Nootkorodot Accents of the English Iles of foreigners—an Alphabetical List of the n Ckrktpo sod Proper Nimes ; and of the neon Meow to tti tnowo World. TSOMAS NUGENT, LL.D. The TINA Onion. earefull, entrees/id t with 0 if tile oalir Or m lletled Moutardier's and wades Mhos f ranch Dictionary ; the In of dot RASO latO and Nouns; on.l a coninrchar of Om Pro011Oalalio• and Syntax of the Frellt;l Lan J. Oultalaw, • U. Printed far f. Mannien • J Johnson; F. and W 3, mod J. kw/hard:cm; Soeicheid and L Ailif and - Itoo'inaon ; Lorton and Haney; T.l Wallow; J. Mon; I.isit.iatipan. Altai. told Co. 'Lacers, Iluro. Ries, sod Orro.; B. Clustn , JI D. lends; Dula* and Co.; J•Corpentar; R W. one MI Son end Virden.. and Spence, York. Of why's may ballad, another Llano, in squ G. boos/. . ant fitINCIS WIRDEITS SPE IN 1803. the result of these battles seas not known. That of the former, we now understand, was adverse to the Prince. A letter from Lubeck of the 3d inst. says— " A great number of fugitives have arrived here from the Mecklenburgh territory. At Neustadc- Ebetswalde, the Corps of Prince Hort ENLOHE was entirely beaten, and he himself taken prisoner." The Correspondent of the Oth, however, states, that the report of Prince Honer+ tOH a being taken pri soner does not rest on any authority. There is \no doubt, however, that his corps was - defeated. • Stettin, we understand, from private letters, has surrendered. Private letters from Copenhagen, of the Ist of November, add, that the English Consul at Stettin, with his family, had arrived in a swift sailing vessel. He left Stettin on the 30th of Oc tober, at which time the French were about to enter the place. The corps, under the. Dukes of WEIMAR and Batruswicn-OeLs,was beaten at Plauen, and after wards at Gastrow. There likewise had been some adtions between this corps and the French, who were in pursuit of it. On the 3d, a number of wounded Prussians were brought into Rostock, who were wounded in an anion near that place, between Sla venhagen and Maichin. The Swedish troops, which were in Lauenburgh, to the number of above 2,000, have marched through Lubeck, the neutrality of which, circumstances did not permit them to respeB. They proposed to take shippi:ig for Scralsund, and had marched to Travemunde for that purpose, but the wind was not favourable on the 34. - - Yesterday, at a quarter past two o'clock, a Ca. binet Council was held at Viscount Howie's Office. The Loan CHANCIILLOR, Lord GtENVILLI, Lord Eatetvaoanood, Earl Surreys, Lord Hottano, Lord H. PSTTY, Viscount SIDSIOUTH, Viscount Howie, Earl Morita, Mr. T. Guaymas, and the Earl of LAUDICADALII, attended the Council, which sat till half-past four rieback. Yesterday. a Court of Direants was held at the East India House. whea the ship Refreat, of 545 tons, was taken up far four voyages in the Company's service. Captain JAMES CARNEGIE was sworn-into the command of the ship liuriig, consigned to Ma dras and Bengal. The Court adjourned, at six o'clock, tiil to-morrow. The Sind Oidineurg, BAKat, from -Lond,m for Hambro', is put into Middleburg in dtstresS, and must unload to'repair. The Camille, of Dundee. Capt. FORIASAN, from Petersburg, was lost on the 23c1 ult. on Iceland Reef. The Mmes. Stator, from Senegal, is detained, and sent into Dartmouth. We have seen letters of the sth from Hamburgh• and from, Cuxhaven of the iltb, which state posi tively, that no French troops had entered Hanover. The accounts of their having entered Bremen, which had been circulated on the retorts of Maters of neutral vessels,. are destitute of foundation. The Duke of Barinswic:x continued very ill at Flamburgh, on the sth, cad is at present quite blind with both eyes. He has removed train his forms house into an infer or habitation. Even there he is not permitted to remain in repose. The IPrinde Loyal of DINMASK has sent a message to Wit, expressive of the wish of His DANISH NAJZSTir, that be would leave that place. A letter from Trieste, dated ()Sober 16, says As Cattaro is still in the hands of the Russians and Montenegrins, it is understood that a Convec tion has been entered into between France and Austria, in consequence of which, the former power is to possess Gortz and Gradiska, until Cattaro be delivered, up. On this account, Brzunau will be given tiff to the House or Austria." A vessel has arrived from Cadit, which left that port on the 25th of October. Letters have been received by this conveyance, which state that the Spanish Government had declared the country in danger, and it was resolved to raise an additional force of 150,000 men. Of this Cadiz was to fdrnish 1000 infantry, or .500 cavalry. The object of this extraordinary armament has given rise to much conjeflure. A. letter from Frankfort, dated 09. 28, says— " On the evening of the 26th, the first Prussian pri- Elfurt inners, who belonged to the gat times of Erfurt, ar rived here. They amounted to more than 5000 men, and were yesterday forwatded to Mentz. We expea more here in a few days. A part of the Caeemates in the town is prepared for their recep. tion. Quarters are prepared tere for a part of the Parisian guard. TM exp. ef Marshal Angereau and Lances, which made a forced m arch of thirty leagues through the forest of Thuringia, during which they bad only a few hours rest, contributed much to the great vielory of the 14th. It was net until atter the sudden appearance of these two corps, each 35,000 strong, that the Prussian Generals reckoned on the battle's being decisive." A letter from Voightland, dated Wt.. 14, says,— " The third 13:seashell regiment of infantry having approached a village nor far from Schleit:, required a supply of bread and forage. The inhabitants, however, instead of complying with their desire, armed themselves with scythes and other weapons, and being assisted by the boors of three neighbour ing villages, attacke.i the Lieutenant w:iu made the requisition, wounded him, and killed some of his men. In consequence of this, General hlezzanelli ordered the village to be suriouniel and burnt down by three companies of infantry, and a squa dron of cavalry, under the cammand of hl..j n. la Roche." MPS twrepuesw una gnus= vs tail Magie.bins *4 resides &ear France. PS- "Y tlissoceponnti by the llobbilFgh Mails, aitlare4 last Vail. stated, that the Prttiej,en corps, finder Ptirate HonaxtuNe,badbeen 'makes! at Neastadt-Aeis- -404 We • d t wal3e, an snip tn, on the•27th and 29th, but that - IPII ,_ ELECTION. MAMBAIS a I TORNIO ••••1110V 12. Derhyshire—Lord George tavesidiih and Edward Millar klunelay. N,worart, Cornwall—Falward Monis and Mr. Northy. Din ham, County—Sir Ralph Milbanke and Sir Thomas H. Nottingham—Daniel Parker Coke and John Smith. Radnorshire—Walter Wilkins. Monmouthshire—Lord A Somerset and Charles Morgan. Montgomeryshire—eludes Watkins Williams Wynne. Mnattomny-.Whitshed Keene. Riprion—Lord flea&ey and Sir Thomas Graham. Derib:ghshire—Sir W W. Wynne. Lyme—Lord Burghersh and Colonel Henry Fane. emarmtat.--ST ATE OF let POLL—SECOND DAY. Thetlethwayte 952 Herbert . 925 Mute . 909 . 870 OP T HE . POLL YESTERDAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. . 1154 • Haarraed . 1514 • • . 46E SaKKWSKIIIIT—ST ATE Of THE POLL—KTtNTH DAT. Hrll . 391 Bennett . . 230 Jones . • . 2.33 DOISST.—STATE OF THE FOLL.THIRD DAT. Piit. IEII Portman . • • . 849 Hankies . • • .6i9 On Tuesday, the Dukes of You and CAIE UMW', EzilStettcsa,Sir JONA SHELLY, and Mt. B. Pacer, were , on a visit to the Earl of Jeasti, at his seat at Osterly Park, near Brentford. The meeting was for the purpose of shooting, and they enjoyed most eieellent 'p.n. They shot sixty-one pheasants aod-lorty hares. A cart attended them to take the gamrto the hnnse. The Duke of Yo alc *as considered the best shot. Earl Seurat:ea has removed from Wimbledon to town, for the season. The Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN are on I visit to Their MAJ EsTI es at Windsor. WILLIAM PLumee, Esq aad family, arrived, yesterday, at their house in Cavendish•sqhare, from their seat at Gliston Park, near Harlow, Eesez. Lord Le DESPENCLR'S house, in Hanover-square, has been new painted and beautified, for the recep tion of the Family, which are expeeted in the course of a fortnie,torem Mereworth Castle, in Kent. Mr H. JOHNSTON follows MIME BETTY at the northern theatres. On Tuesday last, he was to play Aehmel, in the tragedy of Bardannes. at the Hull theatre. Madame GRASSINI left town last Sunday for Italy ; she intends going by the way of Holland. The Archbishop of Yoax entertained a see& party at dinner, yesterday, at his house its Sputh A U:ll , y-street There are thirty-five houses opened in Norfolk; for Mr, 'WINDHAM and Mr. Ceres friends ; abd sixty-five for the friends of Colonel Wousisousa, which embrace from the Lasie•Dsg to the Rear aid ragged Staff; and his opponenti trbas Adam aid Ere to the Nag is Amour. The cause s of Sir Cam. !limos''s declining to stand for Shoreham, which he so long represented, is said to be, that as the House of Lords have, in effed, decided favourably to his claim of the Barony Zouche, he expeas to be called .op by Writ to , the House of Peers. Sir Sasthei. Hoots returned yesterela? from the Hustings to his house in Wimpolt-street, in his car , tiage and four, preceded by the cat, with the jolly tars and a band of music. Tbey proceeded up Piccadilly and Bonn-street. being the first time of kis returning home that way, since the commence ment of the Eleltion. The Ga:eile of Tuesday night contains the follow , ing list of mew Baronets:- - The King has bsem pleased to grant the &gait / of a Baronet oPthe United Kingdom of Great Britain mad behind to the tot. lowing Gentlemen, and the respectiyt heirs male of than tae 4114 lawfully begotten, via. , William Fraser, of Leadclune, is the county of Inver ness Eaq. Clrerge Nugent, of Waddemlon, In the county of Bucks, Esq Lieuteaaat-General of Hos Majesty's Fortes. Sir Thomas Boulder' Thompson, Knt. of Hartsbourne Manor Place, in the county of Harts, Captain in the Royal Navy, and Comptroller of the Navy. Sir Edward Berry, Ent. of Canso, le Um county of Norfolk, Captain 'in the Royal Navy. James Sibkald, of Sittwood Park, in the county of Barks, wlth remainder to David Scott, of Donninald, in the county of Fortin', Esq. Neqvlsew to the .aid James Sibbald, Esq. .rd the hem male of his tosle lawfully begotten. Hugh. Bateman, of Harlington 11411, in the county of Derby, Kt. ! . with remainders severally to the first and every ether son and *ens successively, of Catherine Juliana Bateman, elthst dainetter of :he said Hugh Bateman; Esq. and of Ann A.riclit gateman, another of kis daughters, and their respective hens male. The Ball, on Monday evening, at the Castle Brighton, was expected to be very elegantly isittend ed. The weather, in felt, is highly invitatory to such amusements as quicken the circulation of the bkod, and promote the cause of health. On Monday, the 3d instant, died, greatly lament ed; the Rev. W. SPURDEMS, of Beccles, Suffolk.— The untimely exit of this worthy and much rowel ed rung man was occasioned by the rupture of a tenter, and, for a long time, mutual attachment, which had subsisted between him and a lady of tic same place, who (.6 - , arium et atawdolle sempr jerrilaa") was lately married to an Officer of the 28th Regiment, at Colchester. SEVENTH DAY.—The Ticket,.No. 9,550, drawn d Pris 3 of Twenty Thousand Pounds, was sold in One Fourth, Two Eighths, and Eighth Sixteenth Shares, at Mesas. HAtAND. BURN an.l Co.'s O ffi ce, Ilnyal Exchange, whore No. 19,574, drawn on the fifth day a Prize of Ten thousand Pounds, was like wise sold in Shares. Twenty Thousand Pounds are well worth having! Any o^e wishing to have such an agreeable article, most not delay trying their success. The drawing doses on SATURDAY NEAT, Tickets and Shares are selling at lines:say and Co.'s, tfi, Cornhill,s2, Charing-Cl4 v, and St. Margaret's Hill, Enroup.,t% from Three &Clock iu U e atternoon, until ten in tLe Morning. Yesterday, the anrutwl notninarlan of the. Slwriff for trt ril t t 4 h it e v fi P rs E t t r t n 6 c oi 4 e rc h E d is i t : c a l l i! i ti-1 fir the year ensuing, took place in the Court of iz z s r c j ir le q i ue o r f . offi l. c or e , ment to the office of Chancellor of the Ex c h e quer, in the Inner Courtn*4e Exchequer, ,at wel re o'clock: At a quirterWbie one o'clock, the Nob': Lord pr oceeded to the large equer, followed by • The Lord Chancellor. Tire Lord President of the Crionell. The Secretary of State for t h e Home I/ewe:bent (t,4 Spencer.) Loots—Henley and Ellenhomugh. Judges —Le Blanc. Lawreuce, arid Crose Sir James Itlawheld. • The Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Plow J odgea—ilrath, Chasithte,aod The Lord Chief Baron NV Donald. Barons.—Thomp‘on, Graham, and Sutton. Mr. Dallas, the Chief Judge of Chester Mr. rawkener, the Clei k of His Majesty's Most Horontralde Prier Council. They were followed by the Mace Bearer and Train Bearers, and took their sears in the Cour, according to the above order, when Mr. Bo;;;Er read the list of names for the different Couniies that have been nominated for Sherif f s for the year ez. suing. Bedrordshire--R!chard Orient., of Prirldiegton, Esq lorev't Ilowelloat Market•itreet, Esq. and Sir Philip Mot:lnoue, id Surd y , Bart Berkahiro--Williarn Slane, of Wingirld Park, Esq. ; Joni, Croft, ofGreenhani, Esq ; and George Henry Crutchlay, r f Seeming Hill Park, Etq. Flocks—Jamos Badmen toted, of Tyringham, EM.; Richard Dsytell, of 1-illiegnone Dayrell, 1.q.; Sir William Clay ton, of Haeleyfoid, Bart. Cambridge end Hiintingdoushire—Willistm Squlre ' of Imo. well, hsq • Hale Wortham, of Ku ) ton, E s q. ; sod Thomu - fawn, of . tfltdeirkan, Egg. Cheshire—Epancis Duckinfield Matey, of DOekinfield, p,, q ; Charles Trelawariey Brereton, of Shofewh Park, Ley ; and • Robert Bamford, of Upton, Esq . Cumbeiland—Johit Toinli,isou, of Rr;sroe-hill, Esq.; Thimils Irwin, of Justice Town, Esq. ; and Mika Fumanti, of Hai Esq. Cornwall-as Derbyshire...Sitwell Sitwell, of Reniihaer•hill, Esq.; Sams,' Fair, of Thurston Grans, ' Esq. ; arid the Hun. Sir Richard Cavendish, of Doveridge, Bart. Devonshire—John Belted, of Fleet, Feq. • Sir Witham Pu'e of Shute, Sart. ; and Sir Henry Carew , Of Ilaccoinhe, Ran : Donetshirc-rAithur Comas, of. Yatraloster, Esq.; Heel , Digby, of Forma, Esq ; mad Joiner Joke Farquahanon, of Langton. Coq. Essex--JohnCouen, of Wanstead, Esq.; Wlrliarn Matthew Stalker, of Waltiramstow, Esq. ; and John Rutherford Abdr ; • • of Ab dyus, Esq Gloncestenliiiev-Charles ESNs", of High Grove, EN. ; sir Thomas Crawley Roney, of Maxim Abbey, But.; and Thomas Baggot Dauber., of Southern, Esq. Herefordshire..-Samuel Poloo, of Granotont, Es,' • Richard Salway, of Briinfaeld Court, Esq.; and Sir Hturge;ford kinsuf-Harawonsl, Bart. - • Hertfordeliire-i-George Camel!, of Sll-01M1 Park. Tag. ; James Smith, of Asolyos Hail , Eig ; and Joseph Halsey, ot WAN deaden 11.11, Esq. Kent—John Simpson, of FaiAo•els, Esq. ,• Sir Hoary Ox. °Men, of ammo Perk, Bart ; sod Charles Ohm, of Poston Psik, Esq. Leicontoshire-.John Finch Simpson, of Laurl, Abbey. Esq. I William Borkun of Wykett. Esq.; and TINA. Bookies of Teaks Park, k.s g . Lancashire— Liocolnabire--Jansis Diem, of Bourne, Ems ,• Mermaduke Nelson Graryburne, of Orton, Rog ; end she Hde. Wodsot Bearseere, commonly called Lord William limuclerc, of Rsdliourne. Mollilonnthshire--Edward Borry t erf Court St. Lawrence, WO. Partridge, of disaanoutli, Esq. ; sod W. Merton, or Momhilad, Esq. Norfolk—John Mere*, of Monte tole s Esq.; Sylvania' Benn, of Riddlenuorth, Rai.; asat.Joho Tgiontent Abut, at En. millibars Rm. NenJAVron—Sartruel Blenesser, istidstilleir Xt. Laurener, Esq. ' • John Christopher Mansell, of eAs t te l e, ; aM Thoralis Tryon, of 114 Wick. Fag: Northumberland—Sir Win. Blacken, of lideSfesi,tart ; Jobn Trevelya of Wallington, Esq ; and Nowa' Brooinhousa Esq. . • Nottinghamshire —John Langden, of Branente Milk, Frq.; John Maoism Sutton, of Kdiwa, Esq.; and Tilooms Walker, of Bury Hill, Eel: Orifrodstinos-Williain Hodges, of Belney Coin, Esq ; Jolts Raids, of linden, EN.t. , and the Hon. Thomas Pater, of Foshan% Hill. RutleorlshiroaaWilliiim Shield, of Wing; Esq. • Thomas Bryan,' of Steam, 'Esq.; Abel Waffled Bellec4, of Bid ntershorpe, Esq. Shropshiro•-•William Cluultno, of ASO? hats, Sparring, of Vetter), Esq. and Wed Lloyd, of Aston, E q. S T a r e Ze i rld " ge ".. gl S al l i r idie ju y i ; n a l4 Bielson awkin 'e C Led ei K II:fel lk 7EN A 1111 . 11 $ al2d g e d 1 1. 7:1 1 :3 *wnvyi Time Halevicsitek Staffordshire-4.45p ig:Sutomal Hill, Elm ; John Fenton Bow" Muller, of Aisoalsw, tab; and Jona of Ring's Bneeslehlfori. County orloutka*torDertil Lane, of Chlsiel, Ern Gimp Hanbury Michele, of Tielifield Lndiffr. ; and George Nesbit Thornmem, of Punnet Musey,Esq Suffolk—Thomas Mill., of Gnat Sextant, Fag ; Sir Robert Harrod, of Whenteed, Sart ; and John Vernon, of Natoli, Itaq• Sony—Janies Mangles, of Woodbridge, ; James -- Newsome, of Warrdc ,orth Loge, Ent. ; and Daniel Henry Rucker, of West Hill, Wandwowth, Esq. Stns es-401m Milklethwaite, of High Ridge, Isq, ; John Pringle, of Cowfold, Esq.; sod Charles Goring, et Rewder, Esq Warwickshire--Matthew Blacken Wise, of the Priory, Wv stick, Elm ; Sir Sheksly Shockliorgh. of Upper Situ.:- bore, Hart.; and Sir Gray Skinwirh, of Bari•ord, Eon. Wilts—Thoises Calley, of Biudrtop, E , g ; Sir Charles WWII Mallet, of Wilbur) , Hours Mart.; and Paul Cobb lifethuea, of Corsliara, Esq. Wrocerrersiiire--Sir John Paekingtoo, of Westwood, Bait ; Thoniss Mend, of Hain Court, Esq ; sash W 4114111 Kowa, of Powiek, Evq. Torkshirs--.Sir George Wombwell,' of Wombwell, Bait. ; Wuhan' Gafford', of Wigginihnrpe, Esq and Richard Founrayne Wilson, of Meltort-un-tha•Plill, Egg. there are about 4,V.00 Prussian troops at Nice burgh, bat the barracks can contain only 1000, 1,0 that the remainder of the troops are quartered on the burghers. Several families of - getting bomb-proof block-houses fern. proteetion. The garrison of Nienburgh b. mate., On which account the Prussian Strachwitz has sent his baggage rachments of the French-Deitch . the Weser, and advanced to Uslar, Accounts have been received of of the Constance frigate, which "French coast in engaging the F dmarler. It appears that they the Salamander, but owing to soldiers on shore, they were , der. Lieut. Wu. Ricux•usi, Purser of the Constance, with Master of the She/choke, wore on their march to Verdun. wards of thirty seamen and the Constance will them. i lies of that town are 'tuft farmed for their 4ienburgh has no case- the Prussian General ;age to Hameln. De- tch army have crossed Uslar. ed of part of the cre hich was lost on the le French frigate Sole y endeavoured to bur o the hairry fire or th compelled to sown s, and Mr. CUMISING 'ath Mr. roast', ill e well on the lOth uh There were also up I marines belcnimg