The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-16 00:00:00

From the LO:VDoi'vr GAZETTE, Ark. I'4 ; 1 SO2. \ Aug. 14, 1g32. TH King - has been pleased ..to - , grant to the Reverend. jAn Ireland, Clerk, Master of Arts; the and • I)ignity of a - Prebendary of the Colic gi,lte Church of St—Peter, .Wegminster, void by Resigliatioh of Doctor William Vincent. War-Office,,Arig• 14 Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Mat chett, from the 2gth Light Dragoons, to be Adjutant; With the rank of Lieutenant, vice Webster, w'no.iesigt-,5.., 31 Ditto, Cornet Thynne Howe Gw'ynne, frorn - 011f-pay, tote Cernet -vice Cielah, who exchanges,• receiving the difference 7th Ditto, james FiSher, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mingay, 'promoted in the t ttli Light Dragoons. )3th Regiment of Light Drigoons,• Lieutenant George H. Walters, from the Half-pay of the late 28th Light Dra koens, to be Lieutenant, vile the Honourable George Browne, who exchangls, receiving the difference. rsth Ditto, Lieutenant J. A. Gibson to be Adjutant, vice Leitch, promoted. York Hussars, Lieutenant Raymond Pelly, from the 27th Foot, to be Captain, by Purchase, vice Schmidern, who retires. • - - Hompescia's Mounted Rifiemen,, Lieutenant the Honourable Cornwallis Maude, from' the 4th Dragoon . Coards, to be Captain, by Purchase, viCe:Cappes, who retires. 4th Regiment of Foot, Thomas Pipon, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase, vice Warburton, promoted. , • 9th Ditto, George Marlay, Gent. to bc.Ensign; by Purchase, vice Powell, promoted. 16th Ditto, Ensign William Broomfield, from Half-pay of. the isth Foot, to be Ensign, vice M'Gleazey, who ex -changes, receiving the difference. loth Ditto, John Aittoun, Gent. to be. Ensign,. by Purchase, , vice Corbyn, promoted. - 22d Ditto, Lieu tenantit .J.J. Sampson, from the Half-pay of thekSth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Corry, who exchanges, receiving the dilference. Huthwaitc to be Adjutant, 3lst Ditto; Lieutenant .vice Sullivan, who resigns_ 34th Ditto, Arthur Cuthbert Beaumont, Gent. to,be Ensign, by Purchase, vice Sandys; promoted. 49th Ditto, Edward Langford Gent. to• be Ensign, by Pur chase, vice Horton, promoted. • • ". both Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Gordon, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by Purchase, vice Bayard, who retires. • 821 Ditto, Captain Charles Holland flutings, , from Ha pay of the 21St Foot, to Capt4iO, vice Swinburnc, de ceased. , S 3 . I)ytto, Ensign William Oliver to be Lieutenant, vice ht cleceaed. Ensign Michael Parys to be Lieutenant, vice Farrcll, de- ceased. s4tblsCito, Ensign William Witheridge to he Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Taylor, promoted - in the.3oth Foot. gist Regiment of• Foot, •Ensign 1. W. Timer, to be Lieu tenant by purchase, vice Cooper, who retires: A Corps of Riflemen, First Lieutenant Samuel Mitchel, from Halt-pay, to be First Lieutenant, vice POwell, who exchanges. • Stall Corp,, Lieutenant - the Hon.. Robert Lawrence Dun daS, from the Royal Engineers, to be Captain of a Com pany STAFF Joseph Otway, nil.. late Captain in the 48th Foot, and Barrack-Master at Maker Heights, to be Paymaster of .a Recruiting Distria. BARRACKS. George Barnard, Gent trom.the Half—pay of Ensign of the . 55th Foot, to be Barrack-Master in Great Britain, vice Ot way, appointed Paymaster to a Recruiting District. BANKRUPTCY, ENLARGED. Oa. 9. john James, of Hatton-garden, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Bray, Town Mailing, Kent, hop-merchant. BANKRUPTS. Avery Warner, of Marlborough, Wiltshire, stocking-manu tacturer, to surrender September 8, at four, g, and zi, at ten, at the Castle Inn, Marlborough. Attornies, Messrs. Ward and ;vle,riman, Alarlborou):,4, Stephen Self, ot Suithlk, corn-merchant, Aug. 2.3, at four, 2.4, at ten, and September z 5, at four, at the King's Head, bungay, Sul - folk. Attorney, Mr. eufaude, Halesworth. William Pontey, of Siedmere, Yorkshire, cornfaelor, Aug. 24, 25, and September 25, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorney, Mr. Galland, Kingston upon- Hull. Thomas Appleton, late of Wigan, Lancashire,. dyer, August 24, at five, 25 r and September 25, at eleven, at the Buck in the Vine, 44 igan. Attornics, Mr. Windle, Bartlett's- Buildings, Holborn ; - or Mr. Gaskell, Wigan. William liazeihur.it, of Back-Hill, Hatton-Garden, engraver, August 27, at twelve, 23, at •ten, and September 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phillipson, /Lower Holloway, Islington. DIPIDENDS. Sept. iT. John Elvy the younger, of Maidstone, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. S. John ,Figgins, late of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, car penter, at eleven, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Sept. 8. lames Wood, now or late of Manchester, machine- maker, at three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Manchester. Sept. To. Christopher Alderson, of Beccles, Suffolk, shop keeper, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Beccles. Sept. 6. Francis Walker and John Thompson, of Sheffield, common brewers, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Sept. lc. George Kirbey, of Bristol, tea-dealer, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Sept: 15. Humphrey Hunt,- late of Bristol, tea-dealer, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Sept. to. John Sause, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Ang.:l Inn, Liverpool. ' Sept. it. Thomas Millar and James Hulme, of Manches ter, dealers in weft, at eleven at the Commercial Inn, Manchester. Sept. 3. Charles Baker the younger, late of Prescott, Devon shire, tanner, at four, at the Squirrel Inn, Wellington. CERTIFICATES. Sept. 3. William Rawlings, of Graceciturch.street, grocer. Benjamin Jackson of Welitworh, Yorkshire, corn_dealer. William Masters tile elder and William Masters the younger, of Greenwich, distillers. John Newton, of Manchester, chesk-manufaCturer. Thomas Whitaker, of the Colouade, near Russell—square, victualler. William Mac Georgc, of Old Bond-street, banker. Henry White, of the Back-Road, Islington, stock. broker.. Robert freebeirn, of Coleman-street, insurance-broker. ARRIVED MAILS. 2__ _ - Holland liamburgh Consols. 'THE SUN. .SULF.M cIUIS DiCERE, FALSUNI AUDEAT ? DUI: PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS JAY A T TWELVE O'CLOCK. - 65 1 Om, Si, a7l Disc. L N.DOg, AUGUST 16, 1802. YgSTERDAY Paris journals of the 12th in3tant feachtd . us. Dispatches from Ge: - :eral cnu- PA=E, Commander in Chief at Guadaloupe, dated the Bth ult. appear in the Moniteur of that date. The general states, that since` the date of his pre cedicz Dispatches, when the principal unflitary ope— ptipn; were terminated jay the taking of Ma touba, the troops . have only been emploted in pursuing and exterminating the remairi ,, ng Rebels, who were deaf to the voice of Per suasion, and who could not be induced to re turn to their * duty, whose death therefore was the only means of preventing the murder of the White Inhabitants, and the Destruction of the Plantations. Fifteen thousand Negroes have returned, lt he says, to their former habitations, where they are kept in order by a just and severe discipline, and safety and tranquillity arc entirely re-established. The Gene ral has sent to France the Members of the Provi sory Council established on the 2ISt of. Odober last, together with several, Inhabitants of the Co lony, whom he considers as having been actively em ployed in disturbing the tranquillity of the Colony. The developement of their conspiracy will, he ob serves, serve to shew the extensive evil which would have resulted from the revolt of the 2ist of Odober, if its consequences had not been prevented by the viClories of the French 'Troops. General Ric"' EPANSE has pursued a system with respect to his Army, different from that adopted by General LECLERC at Saint Domingo; the former having indiscriminately ejected from amongst his Troops every man of Colour, allowing none to re main attached to the Army except a small number of Labourers, whose assistance he found necessary. A great number of the Officers of Colour, hitherto attached to the French Army, are sent to France; and the General indicates his intention of seeking out those who yet remain concealed, or have,taken refuge in the - neighbouring Isles, for the purpose of giving them the same destination. The banishment of these persons will, he says, con,tribute to the maintenance of Good Order, which can only be pre served by the services of. European Troops. Two Decrees of the Legislative Body of the Italian Republic, proclaimed as Laws, regulate the Organization and Jurisdidion of the Tribunals, the Departmental Administrations, the Municipa lities, and the Communal Councils, the Functions of the Judges, Prefeas, and other Officers in that Republic ; but .they are not sufficiently interesting to be given in detail, t The Evacuation of Switzerliznitby the French Troops, appears to have encouraged many inha bitants of the smaller Cantons, who are inimical to the present order of things, openly to avow their principles, end it is even. said that their objea is to form those Cantons into a Democratic and Independent Republic ; many steps having been taken by those persons indicative of such an intention. The Clef du Cabinet, of the izth instant, con tains some petulant observations upon English Newspapers ; but, as we do not conceive o urselves called upon to answer such kind of vague and gene ral charges, we shall pass them over in silence. It appears by an article froth . Petersburgh, that the Count DE PANIN, on travelling into Sweden. from Russia, was desired, on the part of the KING of SWEDEN, not to continue his journey through that kingdom. The EitOß, on.re , :ei ring infer.: mation of this circumstance from the Count, re. plied, that he considered the insult as . direled against his own person. A coolness has in conse_ quence arisen between the two Powers., It is stated in a Letter from Fienna, that the most skilful Physicians 'in London and Paris have been invited to that Capital, for the purpose of concerting the best means of restoring the health of the Archduke CHARLES. The 5 per Cents. were on the i ith at 53. 35. A Dutch Mail arrived on Saturday night, and another this morning. We are happy to perceive that a good understanding seems to prevail between the KING of RUSSIA and the Court of Vienna, on the subjcet of the Indemnities. An intimation has been given by the latter, that it will opp use no ob stacles to the taking possession of the Prussian In demnities ; and "a hope is at the same time ex pressed, that this complaisance will be reciprocal. On the 3d inst. the Prussian Troops entered ftijde aheim, which was formally .delivered up to the Prus sian Government. A Change is talked of in the Cabinet of Vienna, the ARCHDUKE CHARLES being obliged to resign on account, we presume, of the delicate and pre carious state of his health. Hopes are entertained that a termination may speedily be put to the disturbances which have so long prevailed in European Turkey. Her Royal Highness the PR INC test; of WALts came to Town yesterday from Blackheath. Thursday being the Anniversary of the PR INCE Of \VAL ES'S girth-day, the Detachment of Artillery, die 26th-and zBth Regiments of Foor, stationed at Plymouth, were drawn up in front of the Govern ment House s and fired a Royal Salute and three vollies. All the old Scotch Peers are re-eleaed, wilh the exception of Lord ToRricHEN, wh.9 is succe~ led by Lord BALc4mtgs, • NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Auc, z 5. AIR IV ED from, and sailed for, the Downs, His Majesty's Brig ;douse. Arri vetLthe. Prince George Transport, LSO N master,. from Gibraltar ; and Harriet (American Ship), MANSF I LLD, from Havre, with 1800 barrels of flour. This cargo was lately exported from Falmouth, but though of a good quality, it was not marketable there, owing to the great stocks in hand, and the plenitude of the harvest. HARWICH, AvG. I. ABOUT half past one o'clock this afternoon sailed the Earl of Leicester Packet, Captain Tnomrso and the Princess Royal, Captain SANTER, with Passengers, and the respeetive Mails, for Helvoet sluys and Cuxhaven. WEYMOUTH, AUG. HIS MAJESTY, accompanied by PRINCESSES Av- GUSTA, MARY, and AmELIA, with their attendants, walked on the Esplanade last night, till almost dark. The QV EE N, and the, other PRINCESSES, rode in their Sociables round the corn fields of Radipole and Eroadway. This morning, after breakfast, THEIR MAJES TIES, accompanied by PRINCESS SOPHIA Of GLO C E TER, and the usual Company, took an excursion on the water. The Constance Frigate, commanded by Captain MUDGE, came into the Roads this morning, and after firing a Royal Salute, proceeded io, sea With the other ships. THE IR, MA J E STIES have commanded at the Thea tre, t i this evening, the Comedy "of Folly as it Flies, and the Entertainment of The Deaf Lover. On Friday morning last, His Royal Highness . the COMMANDEg 10 CHIEF. reviewed four Troops of the First or Royal Dragoons, on Wimbledon Com mon, at ten - o'clock, and was pleased to express himself highly, satisfied with the appearance of the Regimentin . general, particularly the fine condition of the Horses.. .The various movements and at tacks afforded• His Royal Highness also much satis fattion. The loth and 88th Regiments, at present in Egypt, are under orders to return to England. The Turkish Troops which are to succeed them In gar rison at Alexandria, were encamped about a mile from the town. A division of the 4th Dragoons is arrived atYork, on its route for Canterbury. TwO 'troops of the 4th Dragoons, , on Friday, arrived at Doncaster from Newcastle, on their march to Grantham, &c. The remainder of the Regiment is pursuing the same route. Capt. Beaver' Company of Artillery from Malta arrived at Canterbury on Wednesday : they were received with great honours by the military in the City. During the late War, the English lost six ships of the line, and 53 smaller vessels ; in the same time they took and destroyed 89 ships of the line, 4.81 frigates, &c. besides 903 privateers belonging to the enemy. By the Bourdelais, arrived'at Plymouth from Ja maica, we have accounts from St. Domingo to the 28th of June, at which period the fever continued its ravages. The island was infested by numerous . sinall.parties of - insurgent Blacks, who plunder the plantations, and on the appearance of a force supe rior to their own, retreat into the mountains. The merchants of Kingston, Jamaica, have offer. ed a reward'ot 5001. for the .discovery of some per.. sons in that — fown, who are st a ted to h ave. b e en supplying the Negroes in St. anningo with mili tary stores. Tile Bishop of ~ r.I.IqC.OLIV has collated the Rev. Mr.IL L NOwO Rector of Scampton, in Lincoln, shire, to a l'rehend of Lincoln, vacated by the death. o f Mr. GORDON ; and the Rev. Mr. • CLIFTON, Redor of Eastvveil, in Leicestershire, to a Prebend of Lincoln, vacated - by the death of Dr. PARIER. A violent thunder-storm prevailed in most parts of the kingdom on the'evening of Tuesday last At York; Doncaster, Lincoln, Birmingham, Wor cester, and Hereford, it occasioned some slight da4 mage amongst the trees, Ste. One man is reported to have been killed by lightning near Linc3ln, and some cattle suffered, but the corn did not sustain any injury of moment. An account from Birming ham says, " The lightning struck the top of a house, and we are sincerely sorry to state, that the mis tress is dangerously burnt, a child slightly, and that some dozens ofplated button, are melted." Two boys belonging to the Brig Adventure, Capt. Cont.! N, which we have stated to have been intentionally sunk last week off Brighton, were on Saturday taken before the LORD MAY ox., and un derwent a private examination. They gave such a statement as left no doubt of the felonious intention of the Captain to sink the vessel. It appeared from their testimony, that on the signal of distress being hoisted, boats came to their relief' sooner than the Captain expedeir; and that he ordered them to keep off; or he would fire upon them. The boys were admitted.,ast _vitt...laces against the Captain, and will, together with one , of the owners, be brought' up agaifi on a future day. • On I'VedheSday'evening, a Gentleman of consider able respedribility in the - City, ,went into the shop of a • Mr. Edwards, Cheesemonger, in KnightSbridge, and whilst Mr. E. was engaged in procuring some articles he pretended to want, he took up a knife which lay upon the counter, and cut his throat in a dreadful, Manner. An elopement has taken place in the neighbour. hood of Devizes.-Ivlr. H. a wealthy, gentleman farmer, has gone off to the Continent with the Lady of Major V. A young family on both sides, will havc to lament this indiscretion, THE DUTCH MAlLS.'''' VIENNA, juLI , 31. A Courier has been sent off from our Court tout Envoy at Berlin, Count STADION, who is direfted' to assure the Court of Prussia, that HiS IMPERIAL MA/ESTY will not only occasion no obstacle . to the taking possession of the Prussian Indemnities, • but will do every thing in his power to promote' the completion of this business ; for which purpose he has given orders to his Troops occupying any of the places allotted to Prussia, as for instance, • Etfurt, to evacuate them immediaiely on. the ap- proach of .the Prussian Troops. His IMPERIAL MAJESTY experts, however, a similar compliance in the like case, on the part of Prussia. There, is a report here of an approaching great change in the Ministry. The ARCHDUKE CHARLES, it is said, will resign, and the ARCHDUKE JOHN come into hi! place. Count LASCHANSKI is Chancellor for Bohemia and Austria ; Count LEHR. BACH Minister of jthtice; Count MAILATH Court Chancellor, and Count CHARLES VON ZICHY Minister of-Finance. The Regiments cantoned in Bohemia have seceiv— ed orders td form a Cadip near Prague ; and the ARCHDUILE CHARLES, it is said, will review then on his way to Mergentheim. According to Letters from Constavinopie of the • 3oth of June, the Portc cannot entirely depend on the submission of Gi ()act PAcitA, as, notwith— standing the engagements he has entered 'into, he has not yet disbanded his Troops, but still keeps. them under arms ; but he is attentively watched by CAPTAIN PACHA. At the same time, hoW., ever, a Capitulation and Amnesty is negotiating, - under the mediation of a great Power, bztween the Porte and PASSW OGLOU, which may be expeeted soon to be concluded, and will put an.end to the disturbances in Turkey in Europe. The QUEEN of NAPLES, on her departure from this City, was accompanied as far as Luxembourg by, the EMPEROR, the GRAND MME of Tuscruir, Duke ALBERT, &c. The EMPEROR has presented the Neapolitan Princess ANTOINETTE, affianced Consort of the PR INcE of ASTURIAS, with a Chain of Pearls, wcirth to,ooo ducats. It is said the Duke of PARMA will entirely leave . his States, and go to reside either at Rome, or s ome town in the Etrurian territory. On the loth instant, the new Hospodar of Val.. lachia, Prince Suzzo, with a train of neatly 5o persons, arrived at Bucharest. HILDESHEIM, Ave, 3. THIS morning, at haft past six o'clock, the Pros• sian Troops posted in the neighbouring villages entered this City, under the command of Count SCHULENn ER.G, the keys having been first delivered to His Excellency by a Deputation from the M a gis. , t racy. The Royal Proclamation was read in all pub , . lie places, and the Prussian Arms affixed up to both the Council Houses. The different Civil ()nixes having been released from their oath of allegiance tv the PRINCE BISHOP, took the ,oath to His PRUSI` SIAN MAJESTY. The Government assumes as its title, ‘, The Royal Prussian Government establish ed ad interim, for the Principality of Hildesheim?' The G a z e tte published here has annexed to- its title ~.„ the words, "By the Royal Prussian CONSTANTINOPLE, Jura ONE of the principal causes of the war betl.veeD Russia and Persia, is, that BABA KHAN, the nevf King of Persia, asserts that Russia has not a right to take under its proteCtion, at their request, the Provinces of Georgia and Alivgrelia, as they arC properly under his proteCtion, as having a right, to their Sovereignty. He has ill-treated some Roy' sians in his territories ; and to take revenge foC this, a Russian Corps of Troops from Astracaot -efitered Gnilan, by the way of Derbent. The nel Regent of Persia, RADA KHAN, has taken the field against this Corps with a considerable Army. PETERSBURCH, jutY 23. PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER has arrived at Revel in the English Frigate the Latona, and thence after a short stay sailed'for Swedish Finlane, to make a visit to the KING of SWEDEN. In a f csti days the PRINCE IS expettcd here. ' - VAGUE, Auo. 7. Ox the sth inst. the Squadron bound for tile C 3 r e of Good Hope, under the command of Rear-Admi r3l DECKER, sailed from the Texel for its destination' Several ships of war and merchant vessels sailed 3g the same time for the West Indies. The ShiP ° f the Line the Kortrnaer, in going out of the Te% °i ' l nin a-groand. he . The average Price of Sugar, - computed from t - f, Returns made from the week ending the rth daY ° 4 August I t 02,. is Th;rty,fcur Shillings and .E'tvf€ Ter hunt - Ire-a w t,