The Sun. — London, England, 1802-10-25 00:00:00

torn the LONDON GAZETTE, O. z 3. 18oz. Ogober 23. zBo2. The King has been pleased to present the Ho noni:ihle Richard Bruce Storford, Clerk, Mister of Arti, to the Vicarage of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, and Diocese of Coventry and Litch fit.ld, void by the resignation of the Rev. George Champagne, Wir-Ogice, oa. 22, ISol ad Regiment of Life Guards, Henry Hopkins, Gent, to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, bypurchase, vice Kelly, who retires. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Thomas Carter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mahon, who retires.— Adjutant Michael Mahon to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornet. zoth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Will. Webb, from H t ..a-pay of the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase. James Price, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Yates, "ho resigns. Ist Regiment or Foot Guards, Ensign Henry Caulfield to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice King, removed to the 43d Foot. 3d Ditto, Ensign William Shadwell to be Lieutenant. vice Fitz Gerald, deceased. Ensign John Stevenson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gore, who retires. ad Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Mathew Lewis Bell, from .Halt-pay of the aoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Jones, who exchanges, receiving the difference. iet Ditto, Nathaniel Thorne, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Rigby, promoted. ath Ditto, Richard Is. Newland, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur e chase, vice Linton, who retires: I nth Ditto, Lieutenant P. Lindsay, from the bath Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Lath Ditto, Ensign William Moore to be Lieutenant, with- • Oitt purchase. • n'ith Ditto, William Rusael, 'Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, vice Butter, who resigns. 3;st Ditto, Ensign' George Powell, from Half-pay of the !' 3zd Foot, to be Ensign,• vice Lutton, who exchanges, re- • eeiving -the difference. • 35th Ditto, Ensign john Eley, from the first Foot, to be • Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Oswald, promoted in the asst root. Sad Ditto, William John Chtewynd, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lewes, promoted. sith Ditto, Ensign G. M. Andrews to be Lieutenant, by .puiclrase, vice Dungette, who retires. •• 37th Ditto, D.tdiey Ackland, Gent. to be Ensign, vicoAmies, :deceased. Ect. rant kiontein, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Collins, deceased. both Ditto, Lieutenant David William Earl of Mansfield. from half-pay oi the Royal Fuzileers, ,to be Lieutenant, vice Flassal, who exchanges, receiving the difference.— ASsiST4rit Surgeon Little, to be Assistant- Surgeon.' 69th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Be 'es, from Half-pay of the 23d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sheviz, who exchanges, • receiving the diderence. 83d Ditto, William Gibb, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Shearer, resigned. Evil Ditto, Lieutenant William Ellice, from the 55th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Maitland, promoted in the both foot. Ensign John Black, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Macneil, who retires. — - Lieutenant Henry Rogers, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Garnham, who exchanges. Adju tant George Davis Mackenzie, from Half-pay of the late pp3d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Tomlin, who retires on Half-pay. Sat West India Regiment, Lieutenant Archibald M'lntyre, from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Lieutenant Alexander Harper, from ditto, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. id .Vest India RRegiment, Lieutenant Charles W. Hockaday, from the 7tii West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. — Lieutenant George Skipton, ',root the loth West India Re giment, to he I.ieiatcri it, witneut purchase. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Maclean, front the 7th West India Regiment, to oe Lieutenant, without purChase. -- Lic:utenanc Samuel Watts, from Ditto, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. iuth Ditto, Captain De Cremille, from the izteli West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice O'Shiell, who ex changes. Ditto. Captain Maurice O'Shiell, from the loth West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice,Cremille, who ex changes. '-‘leuron's Regiment, Captain Jean Jaques Boll; from Half pay, to cc Captain. 1-1051T.1.1. STAFF. iciin Satlinarez, Esq. to be Surgeon to the Forces. EItRA.T 4 in the Gazette of the 12th June last. Ql:een's C.vman For 'Ensign I;Tenty Otto Bayer, froiu the 59th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, by prrittase, vice L'Abbe, promoted, head En.;iyor• Henv 5.9.er 0:to, from the 59th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by parclid6.:, vice L'Abbc, promoted. . In the Gazette of the Septctnber 3tst Regiment of at. ror Edward Fie:ping, Geut. to ba,Ensio, by purchase, vice fizirkshaw, piontoted, Read Edward Fleming, GeAt, to be Ensign, by purchase, vic; prorncted• m..VKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. aichard HF:-ton Sully, of Saint Margaret's, at Clifie, near Dover, 11,1A' A.7?tr PTS A4faharn Levy Anne ; :,ley, of Chiswell-street, merchant, to surrender November , 5, at eleven, and Dec. a, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoriv, Mr. Griffith, Secondaries-Office, Temple. 'Francis jorph Augerde and Francis Joseph Alaincant, o f Oxford-suet - A, hosiers and hatters, Nov. 4, at eloren, 5, arid Dec. 4, at ten, Attornics, Sher wo,,d and Farrell, Canterbury-square, Southwark. Daniel Clark, of Liverpool. master mariner, Noy. ;5, 2 6, ' ;11 , 4 se,;, 4, at one, at the Merchants' Coffee,hoose, Liver .o,)ol. At:or:nes, Mr. Whiteley, laiverptaol ; or Mr. Blacl7-stnck, Temple. ilitatil.hritt, of Locidon, Norfolk, ;,;hopkeeper, Oc. 29, Nov. 4, and Dec. 4, at tour, at the Rampant-Horse, Saint Stephen, !,slorwich. Attorney, Mr. Goodwin, Norwich. A o b ef t p e:;;; 11, o f Wakefield, Yorkshire, woolstapier, Nov. 2, 3, an;'.' Deb.:}, at eleven, at the White Hart inn, Wake field. A ttormes, Mr. §chofteld, Horbury ;or 'Mews. Yoliamile, Wakefield. 'l'm nes Jo , ...sett, ui Rhodes-G teen, Yorkshire, toal4riiner, Nov. j, a, and 4, at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn, Wakefi::ld. Attomies, Messrs. Allen ara Exley, furnivars London; or Mr. Dawson, Wakefield. Wheldale, of C)xford-street, lineti-draper, oet. 26, Nov. 16, and Dcc. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. 4ttorney, Mr. Bitkett, liond-court, Walbrock. Tames Nix, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, breeches-maker and tai:or, Oct. 30, Nov: 6, and Dec. 4 , at one, at Guild hall. Attorowy, Mr. Patten, Cross-street, liattonrstrect, London. , DqIVE.*IDS. • Yov. 30. Lyrien Bucknell, of Xensigton, haberdar...her, at I ono, at Guildhall. • ) , lov. 30. John Clegg and john Prince of.Watling-street,, • warehousemen, at one, at Nov. £6. in•;ram Varicy, of Wigan; Lancaster, grocer, at x, at the Pew, in Wigan. N,..:3. Andrew of 1 , 14 w-court, Swithin's-lane, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 14. Joseph Careless, of Bow-lane, warehouseman, at ten, az Nov. 20. Richard Bayley Jameson, of Droitwich, Worcester,. miller, :It eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Vov. £3. juint Frochne, of I;.:rinondsey.strcet, Southwark, currier, -at ten, 4t G161;11141, pov. ‘ 3 .Tlwirlus - Stritlgt:t Langford, of Chester, upholsterer, at ten, at the otticc :Jr. Griffith, Chester. , Nov. 19. Willi 11; MidSleton, john Holland Pemberton, George POton, ail ut Liverpol, merclie4s, at eleven, ai the G InLe tavern, LiVerPcol • pov. ty. fosenh )3raciley, of Snowbanks, Derby, calico-ma wilaZlitrer, at twelve, at Francis Hillidge's, Manchester. s'oy. p 7 An th ony 1ir..4(17.:!, of .4 s iihdrne, Derby, ancj Tho r, • • Inas N4,7;':411. of Birfisrove , Staf f ord, cott q ii-s p ihners, at three, at Manchester. • PERT IFIC,IT ES. ,ee7l•73.lvil;izir, v4c 1 ,;?. 4 1-!, of Shrewsbury, lir.cn-draper, Sev4ll, of 4!alcun.scroare, mercliant: • " ok:". -on Qt . ce:n.-dcalcr. MATI.S. AitilVED DVS Holland z ...... . - 0 Hamburgh I - - - ----- - Lisbon z• THE SUN. 4OLII/4 QUIS DICERL 7ALSUM AUDLAT LONDON, OCTOBER' vs, .18oz. WE this morning received the Monitertri of the igth and 2 t st inst. We are strongly induced to sup pose, from the silence they obierve with regard to the affairs of Switzerland, that the Reports which have been in circulation, of the submission of the Diet of Schwitz to the orders of the Fr itsr Cortstm, are not true, at least in their full e:,:tent : such an important event would undoubtedly be notified in a formal manner to the People of France. We are the more inclined to adopt this opinion, because Letters of a very late dare were yesterday received from Swit zerland, through a channel of great respetability, which state that the Diet of Schwitz, so far from submitting, had declared, that though they had not the means of resisting the power of France, yet they would rather perish under the ruins of their Coun. try, than voluntarily submit to the interference of a Foreign Country. The French.. Funds on the 20th inst. were 53. to. SEVERAL Letters have been received in Town from Switzerland, all of which agree in the deter mination of the brave Sw tss to resist to the last ex tremity. The Letter of the CHIEF COIbUL was received at Berne with sensations of the utmost horror and indignation. In the audience given to Citizen RAY?, he declared that if the Swiss did not immediatey submit to the will of the CHIEF CONSUL, an Army of 4.0,000 French had orders to march it, five days into the Country, and to lay Switzerland waite by Fire and Sward. He was referred to the Corigress at Schwitz, hut the Bernese, as far as concerned themselves, rejeaed the terms with disdain. It was in despite of the commands received from Paris, that Cie brave Bernese took and . liberated Fribourg, and made the Garrison of 500 Helvetic Solders Prisoners of War. • We shall to-morrow lay a most interesting Letter before our Readers, written by a Magistrate of Berne to a Friend iu London. A Dutch Mail reached Town this morning, which brings us a detailed account of the new Plan of Indemnities, which . dnes not appear so favourable to the views of the EMI" EROR of GERMANY a:: we were led to suppose. The Indemnities of the GRAND Dtme of TuscAtsiv are not increased, and the Bishopric of Passau destined to the Et.EcToa Of BAVARIA ; BR ANDENURG, HESSE-CA , SEf. and BADEN, are . to have an increase made to the Ter. ritories already allotted to them. BY private Letters from Malta, of the r+th ult. we learn that His Majesty's Ship Hector arrived there from Corfu on the 33th ulc: having relieved the Agincourt about two tronths before; that the Russians had arrived at Corfu i that Admiral Sir ItICHARp BICKERTON was to hoist his flag on hoard a F:rigate; that the 13raakt1 and Pegttius were ordered for Egypt, and the Clc/opr on a ctuize after the Frigate that was to receive Admiral Sir RICHARD BICKERTON'S flag; and that upon the arrival of the Liberty Brig from England, the Shipi were ordered for Sea at a minute's notice, This morning arrived a Mail fro►q Lisbon, brought to Falmouth by the Prioce Adolphus Packet, in nine clays. The Ro*Ap - FAMILY attended divine Service yesterday at St, George's Chapel, Windsor,. A Council of the Cabinet Ministers was on Saturday held at Lord HostotT's Office, Whitehall, at which nearly all the Members of Administration attended. The Right Hon. WI L/..1 AM PITT arrived in town yesterday on his way to Bath. Mr. ARBUTHNOT, the new Minister from this Country to the Court of Stockholm, was on the 4th inst. presented to the K “Np and Q U EEN of SWEDEN, with whom he bad a private audience. The First Regiment of Guards were inspeded on .iturday in St. James's Park by their Officers, and ; taose who were deficient of linen, &c, were sup plied, to make them comfortable. 'The Duke and Dutchess of MMLBO4OUGH are enjoying themselves in rural retirement at their magnifient seat at Blenheim, unaccompanied by any visitors, except their son Lord Ctlnttt. ES SP EN ctit and•his amiable wife. Lord SEFTON is now in j,aneashire ? and has it, we hear, in contenlplation to parr with leis seat near Liverpool ; he has refusCd. 6P,oogl.for it. On Saturday the Earl of MoIRA left Town for his Seat at Donnington Castle, Leicestershir s ?:. The tate Duke of i3EnvoRD, as is :yell known, left .20cc.)1• a-year to Lady ,MA`;WARLI. Tir: Lady came to this Countrya fevi'lveels ago, in crtla to establish her ckaims, and has since feturto to the CPnlipcps THE DUTCH MAIL RATISBON, Oct. :o. Ytazt &DAY, in the t 3th Sitting of the Deputa tion, the new Plan of Indemnities was presented. The Deputation will immediately take it into consi- deration. Brandenburg, Bavaria, Ur:erten: beirg, Hesse-Castel, and Mentz, have already arproved the general plan. It was said and expeded that this would be merely a Supplementary Plan to that given in on the 28th of August, but the supplementary matter is inserted in the forrner 'plan, so is to form an en larged general Plan of Indemnities. It contains 34 scaions, and is printed in four sheets. It will be seen from the following extraas, that the GRAN° DUKE of Tt.tsc ANY receives by it no further indem- nification. Sea. 1. Contains the Indemnifications of the. GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, which are the same as in the former plan, only that it is determined that the County of Neubmg, on the left sick of the Inn, with all its Territorial and Seignorial Rights, shall be united to Bavaria. Se 1. 2. Ilavaria shall receive the Town and Su burbs of Passau, together with all that appertains to it beyond the Inn and the Iltz, and a circle of goo klafters from the extreme end of the said Suburbs ; as also the Abbeys of Waldsassen and Eberach,"with exception of all rights, properties, - and ecclesiasti cal revenues, which lie in the City and Territory of Augsburg. Sea. 3. Prussia receives all the rights and pro perty of Mentz, in Thuringia, as also the Abbey of Kappenberg. The rest of the Bishopric of Munster, which is not given to Prussia, is allotted to several Princes. Sea. 4.. To the KING Of ENGLAND and ELEC TOR of BRUNSWTCK-LUNEDURG, for his claims to the County of Sayn-Altenkirchen, Hildersheim, Corvey, and Hoster, and his rights arid property in the Cities of Hamburgh and Bremen, and in the territory of the latter, as shall be hereafter parti cularly stipulated, and for the cession of the Distriti of Wildshausen—the Bishopric of Osnabruck. To the DUIC,6 Of BRUNSWICK WOLFENBU TILE, the Abbeys of Gandersheim and Helmstadt, under condition of paying a constant rent of zOOO floflns to the PRINC ESS AMELIA of De:;sau. Sea. 5. The MARCRAYE of BADEN receives like wise the Hessian Distritts Lichtenau and Wildstadt ; the Abbeys of Reichenau, Oehningen, the Provost_ ship and Chapter of Odenheim, and the immediate and mediate rghts and possessions which depend on the public Establishments 4nd Corporations on the Left Bank of the Rhine, and to the south of the Neckar. sta. 6. The DVICR Of WURTEMBURG receives likewise Schonthal, Camburg, With their Sove reignties ; as also Rothrninster, Heiligenthal, Obri stenfeld, liolzhausen, Margareth-hausen, and all the Abbeys, Convents, and Chapters in the same, on paying certain constant rents to different Princes. Se6l, 7. The LANDGRAVE Of HESSE-CASSEL re ceives for his claims to Corvey, the Mentz distrifts of Naumburg and K:ustadt, and the town of Geir hausen, ,under condition of paying a constant rent 22,500 fiorito the LANDGRAVE of HESSE.Ro. THENDURG. The LANDGRAVE Of HESSE-DARMSTADT, for surrendering certain Rights on the Cities of Wetz tar and Frankfort, and some Hessian pistrias, re ceives the Dutchy of Westphalia and different Dis tritis of Mentz, subjett m a constant rent, &c. See. 12. NAssau DILLENRURG, or the late Hereditary Stadtholder, receives, the Abbeys and Provostships of Hoffen, St. Gerold, Banderen, and all the Chapters, Provostships, and Convents si tuate in the territory assigned him. Sett. 25. The Seat of Mentz shall be transferred to the Cathedral of Ratisbon, and the dignity of Eleaor, Arch-Chancellor, and Primate. of Germany, shall be perpetually united twit. His Metropolitan Jurisclitlion shall extend over the old Ecclesiastical Provinces of Mentz, Cologn, and Treves, as far as they extend or. the Right Bank tithe Rhine, and excepting the Territory of the KING Of PRUSSIA. The ELECTOR of MENTZ receives the Principality and City of Ratisbon, and Wetzlar, with the title of a County. Set. 27. The College of Imperial Cities shall for the future consist of the free and independent Cities of Augsi)urg, Lubeck, Nuremberg, Frank. fort, Premen, and Hamburgh. They shall possess their respedive Territories in full sovereignty and jurisdiftion. They shall also enjoy a perfeti Neutrality in all Wars of the Empire, and shall be always exempt from any military contribution, or dinary or extraordinary ; and 'in all questions of war or peace, shall be entirely and necessarily dis pensed from acceding to the Resolutions of the Em. pire ; they shall also separately receive the following jut en3.Zitics ecc, OCTr)3I ; .R IT. The following is the Note given io to the Depu.- ration of ;he Empire by the French Legation, rela. tine to the new general Plan of Indemnities. Note exa(tly similar was &livered at the same time by Baron BUIILER for the Russian Legation. The Undersigned Minister Extraordinary from the French Republic to the German Diet, has received of the Austrian Plenipotentiary the Ccnclust:m which the Extraor dinary. Deputation of the Empire voted in their Sitting of the Bth of September, with the reserve of further modifications which might be adopted in the plan of Indemnities contained in the Declaration of the Mediating Powers of the 34th of Thermidor (tgth of August). He has likewise received the' . Reclainations, Remarks and Petitions, which, by subise , quent Corciust, hate been transmitted by Coe Deputation to. the Ministers of the Mediating Powers for their considera tion. The Undersigned, in concert with the Imperial Rus sian Minister, has carefully examined these, and having now received the - final inttrudions of the Mediatiog Powots in con sequence of the Reclamations, Remarks; and Petitions that Lave been transmitted to them either immediately or by their • Ministers, he has the honour to present to the Extraordinary Deputition of the Empire. for its immediate and elfinititt acceptance, the additions made to the Declaration of the tBth . of August, as now modified, completed, and amended ; ad ditions conformable to the fulfiment of the. Treaty of Lune. ville, and the principles by which the two Powers have been ' guided in their interference and mediation. He flatters himself . that the Deputation,will acknowledge with gratitude this new proof of the attention of the Mediating Powers to the welfare of the German Empire. It will likewise see how useful have been the representations which its meriiocis lowa. f1t1 4 40 with equal - zeal and patriotism. The Undersigned, however, cannot with sufficient force remind the Deputation, how great is the pressure of circumstances, and of how much import ance it is, that, by a speedy and final decision, the German empire may enjoy the effeas of the friendly sentiments of the Mediating Powers. The Deputation will certainly not forget that the term (of two months) prescribed by the said Powers for the fulfilment of the Public hopes, is nearly expired. • - Rari„ o lay, 16th of Veirde.mhzire;,,(nth of OE L) (Signed) LAFORET. • LEGHORN, SKPT. 29. THEIR Majesties the KING and QUEEN of ETRURIA arrived here on the 26th, and the next morning embarked with the young Prince `op board the Princess Louisa, of 120 guns, and at eleven o'clock the whole Spanish Squadron sailed with a fair wind for Barcelona. They were saluted at their departure with tot discharges of artillety from this fortress. The French are making the greatest and mos= unremitting exertions to seduce our Mantifadurers and Artificers over to France, and we are afraid that in many instances they have been successful. They are also anxious to procure models of ma chinery ; we therefore hope that the greatest vigi4 lance will be used at the different Ports to put stop to a praaice, the consequences of which mat be so destruaive. The house of ligpt, at Amsterdam, Is report 4 to have granted a loan of 13,000,0001, to Portugolf on a pledge of diamonds. The Scotch Society for the, Propagation of Chris-. tian Knowledge, haVe upon their establishment, he° sides numerous Missionaries, above 300 school=s containing upwards of ri,ooo scholars. A Letter from Madras, dated June - id, says... 4 W attack having been made on our Troop , in the GO' zeret Country, by Mulkar Row, a Mahratta Frcv booter, in which some Officers and men we re s killed, immediate representation on the subjcft made to the Court of Poona!), but it disclaimed a s. knowledge of the transaction, and a strong detaci,“: meta from Bombay, under the orders of Sir Clarke, was ordered against the Insurgents. Sir W. Clarke, by rapid movements, a lea rg Pi , r e unexpeaedly before the fort of Khurry, Mulkar was stationed with 8000 Foot, 3000 valry, and a considerable quantity of stores, 'or but he was so intimidated by the advances of ° e l Troops, that on the z9th of May he surrender. himself. He has in consequence been treated Wlijej great Indulgence ; he is allowed to reside at a sa l , distance from the Camp, and is treated with ate ,1 tion and respect. This policy has been att eilJ el 'ri with the happiest effe6t, having induced numb v of his family and adherdhts, who were in a Oof dition to annoy us, to submit to the authorial. the Company. off'' While our TrOops were entering Khurry, at 0 c , brit by some accident blew up, and k ille d Wounded 14 of our people. Captain Williams, who was treacherously 51:4 0 and imprisoned by Mulkar, was, with some 'rode of our people, liberated previous to the sta re of the Fort, and dismissed with large present s ' tb Lieut. Col. SHEPPARD has been stationed 'I l i I ry considerable force in Tinnevilly, and appointe`thcit spedor of all the Polygar Forts—to preven t c b 0 extension in strength or numbers ? to raze s%ter, have fallen into our hands, and to preven t all if,A,ti• course between the subdued Poly gars and the ratty Stares. Martinique continued in the hands or the - - 00 1 on the Ist ult. It is rumoured that it was be surrendered till the Ist inst. Pila fs The American States have paid 2,050 2° to the Barbary Powers since 179!. 0 01 Ulf. By letters from Newfoundland of th e z „ on es o i we learn, that Admiral GAMBIER'S,SCV alj t i iile t perienced, in its passage out, a very viole t ' b r ics fi t wind. It appeared indeed more like 9 1 :: i iv r , th! ri than a common gale. It came on so sudP e a i t;lo" ll , every sail on board the Admiral's Ship he rxoerci to rags ; they were obliged to cut away a way ,. 3 _ 3 , mast ; the main-top-mast was carried, ut tit 6:it, the ship rendered a perfect wreck in ab ° , ev er s s in nutes. No person on board the Ship hau, seas hiP.- • 4 tressed such a storm. The Auroral; h w er h 7: l , — 6 ;7. company with the Admiral, lost a the p an a d tte s d pr c u o n m g phaenryf,oeraec.hyasrudp.poslinrigthtihse a llstate