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irr the LONDON GAZETTE, July 17, 11302 War-Ofce, :14 17, 1..?t,2, 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet H. Le Grange Vougan td be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Broinc, who retires. 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet De Lancey Bar clay to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ' vice Werge, pro moted. _ . 28th ditto, Captain Charles Peter Hay; from the 26th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice David Hay, who retires on Halt-pay of the 26th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Edward Moore, frornqialf-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont, who exchanges. 2oth ditto, Captain John Hunt, from the Half-pay of the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop. ' gth Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Harvey Oliney, from the 85th Foot, to be I.ieutenants_ by purchase, vice Hanslip, prompted. • lith ditto, Lieutenant John Camphell, from•the soth Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Byrne, who retires.. 14th Regiment of loot; Benjamin H. Junck, Gent. to be. Ensign, by purchase, vice Gosselin, promoted. 15th ditto, Captain Charles Morrice tube Major, by purchase, vice Myers, promoted in the 62d Foot. 32. d ditto, Lieutenant Thomas .MacMahcin, from the .loth Foot, to be Lieutenant. • • , .34th ditto; Ensign Thomas Hogarth to be %,ieutenant, by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted in the gth Foot. 36th ditto, Ensign Sampson Stawell to b e Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Shaw, who'retires, • 40th ditto, Major Arthur Gore; from the Caithness High landers, to be Major, vice Boland, -deceased. . 43d ditto, Lieutenant John Scafe, from the gth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Proetor, who retires on l Half-pay of the gth Eoot. 52d ditto, Lieutenant Robert Henry Dingley to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sir George Ogilvy, who retires. • .6oth ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert Nl' Intyre from the ith Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Kilgour, deceased. •63cl ditto, Francis Cashel!, Gent. to be EnSign, by purchase, vice Norton, .promoted in the 69th Foot. • 87th Foot, Ensign Henry, Browne to be L,ieutenant, by pur chase, vice Jefferis, promoted in the 6oth Foot. 3d West India Regiment, Captain Lord Charles Bentin . ck, from the 29th Foot, to be Major, by purchase„, vice Cot ter, who retires. sth ditto, John D. C. Mackay., Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Quinn, who has beds superseded. Roxburgh Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. . _ William Elliott, Esq. to be Major-Commandant, 'vice Ru therford, who resigns. William Elliott, Esq. to be Captain, vice Ogilvie, who re signs. lEddORANDUM The appointment of Struve, Gent. to be Assistant Sur , peon in - the York HusSars, vice Riviere, removed to the rAth Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the z6th Niay, has.not taken place. Ensign Henry Galbraith, of the 4zd Regiment of Foot, is su perseded, being absent without leave. Ensign William Slays, of the zd West India ,Regirnpnt, is superseded. ER R. A rust in the Gazette of the Loth instant. • loth West India Regiment, For Williarii Skipton, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice G. H. Skipton, drreased, Read William Skipton, Gent...to be Adjutant, vice G. H. Skipton, who resigns., ARRIVED Holland o - French o - liarnburgh o - MAILS. Consols. PRICE OF STOCKS, DUE _ THIS DAY AT TIVELVY. •O'CLOCK. - 75 ..Opening Omnium TUE SUN. 801.2 M QUIS DICZRE F4LSUM AUDLATt LONDON, JULY 20, j SO2. WE this morning received Paris Papers of the 16th inst. We have seleeted.the principal articles which they contain ; but they are not very interest ing. The KING of NAPLES published on-the Toth of June a general An of Amnesty fof all offences committed during the Revolution. The French Funds are at cz f. 8o c! The return of THEIR MAJESTIES and the Pair/ cEssE from 'Weymouth to Windsor, is at - present axed for the 21st of next month. The '.PR 1 . 24 c E of WALES dined 'yesterday with General and' Mrs. ST. JOHN, •at their house near Kingston.. His Royal Highness slept last night in the neighbourhood, in order to la; near the spot where the ReView took -place . this morning. The. Earl of CHOLMONDELEY and his Family go next DlOlllll to France, where his Lordship means to reside till next Spring... The Dire6tors of the Bank of 'Scotland have re solved to place in theirGre_at HAI, in the new build. ing, now/going on, a full length haute of the Right Hon.HENP.Y DUNDAS, the present Governor of the Bank. An order has been received at Falmouth from thp Commissioners of the Customs, to put a stop to.the exportation of goods of every kind by. the Packets. The Russian Government, we understand, has several Agents in this Country, buying Stallions and brood Mares,. tot the purpose of improving i the Rtissian breed of. Horses. These Horses are gene. .tally purchased in Yorkshire, and shipped acaull. In the West of England there is every prOspeet pf 'an abundant harvest. The crops are every where 'strong and healthful ; • and instead of the late frosts having done harm, it is said they haye been Of great \ service in destroying the insets, &c. Mr. Buttoorr again stands for the County of Durham, and with every prosper} of Success. We are happy to see a most loyal Address from - the Mayor and Burgesses of the ancient Borough of Derby, congratulatory on the Peace. This Borough, though assuredly as patriotic and loyal as any in the Kingdom, has generally been considered rathor tardy. • - On the 25 t h of last month, a • Publication, tend ing to make known to the people the contents of the Definitive Treaty of Peace concluded at Amiens, on the 27th - of March, together with the separate Article in the particular Convention relating to the 18th Article of the said Treaty, concluded and signed .the same day by . the Miniters Plenipoten tiary of the French and Batavian Republics, was seized at the algae by an order of State. NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. • BA Nuot,r, July 16=Sir BrodrickChinnery.. ' COUNTY OF Lor:Großn, July 16—Hon.•: Thomas New comer', Sir-Thomas Fetherstone, Bart. Mogmon-rHSHIR.E, July i9—General jas. Rooke, Charles Morgan, 'Esq.- CONTESTED ELECTIONS. , NORFOLK, July 19---54 r. Coke - - -4 21 g ' Sir Jacob Astley • - - , 35 1 4 Col. Wodchouse - - 3455 Adjourned. KENT, July 17-Mr. Honywood, - - 4365 Sir Edw. Knatchbull - 3695 • Sir Wrn. Geary - - - 3656 • Adjourned.. CARMARTIIENSHIRE, July 16—Mr. Williams - 2 28 r. Paxton - 87 July 17—Mr. Williams - 482 Mr. Paxton -34 t Adjourned. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. BRENT FORD. WE are sorry to observe, that Sir FRANCIS Buß- DETT s gairied Fifty-three upon the Poll of yesterday, but we trust that - the Friends of Mr. MAINWARING will, by their exertions, very speedily give him that decided Superiority which will at once put an end to the ConteSt... At the close of the Voll yesterday the riumbers were,: . :FOT GEORGE BYNG, Eiq. 256+ WILLIAM MAIN•vvAR,tNG, Esq. 2186 Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. - 1710 Some attempts were made by Sir FR ANCIS BuR DETT'S Friends, . the Rabble, t..) interrupt the Free dom of Elelion, in the persons of two or three re.. speetable Voters for Mr. MAINwARING, but by the vigilant exertions of the . ConstableS, the views of these prathcal tyrants, peetending to be Advo cates far Liberty,. were Completely. disappointed. SHROPSHIRE ELECTION. SUREWSBURY, JULY 16. FRIDAY last, a most numerous and respeaable body of Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of this County, assembled in the Shire-hall, in pur suanee.of the appointment of the High Sheriff, to put in nomination two proper persons to represent this' County in Parliament. the intention of the Meeting having been stated by the Sheriffs, Sir WAI:IC IN WILLIAMS WYNN E rose, and after paying some appropriate compliments to Sir RICHARD Hit L, Bart.' one of the late Members, for his con dna thrOugh a 'periodpf more than twenty:one years, in which he had represented them, proposed him for their choice in the ensuing Parliament this motion was seconded by Mr. Ccc LL R UTE R, on the part of his relation GEORGE FoREsTER, Esq. of Willey, Mr. Powys then came forward, and after passing a handsome eulogium on JOHN KYNASTON Pow ELI., Esq. fOr his conclua displayed through three successive Parliaments, in which he had re presented ,the County, proposed his re-elation to that important station ; his motion was seconded by Mr. CLUDDE, and both were unanimously adopted with loud applauses. A 'resolution highly honoura ble to the Candidates and ElatOrs was then pro-, posed by Mr. EYTON, expressiVe of the deep sense the Meeting entertained of 'the conclua of their late Representatives, and that they ,should be at no expence whatever at the ensuing elation . in giving dinners, distributing ribbons, &c. which was unanimously adopted. The Candidates then severally addressed the Meeting, expressing - 'their gratitude to the Freeholders for their kindness, and the goOd opinion entertained of their conduf.t, ;. after !which the' Meeting, was dissolved. The elation being on Wednesday last, both the Gentlemen n 0,.. minated were returned Without opposition. On Saturday last the elation' for this Borough came on at the Guildhall ; Mr. CORBETT, of Sundorn, proposed Sir WILL. PULTENEY, Bart. for whose absence he apologized, as being detained by very particular business ; he Was seconded by Mr. LYS TER ; Mr. KYNASTON POIV ELL then proposed the Hon. WILLIAM HILL, and was seconded by Mr. CoLBETT, of LongnOr ; both motions Met with the unanimous approbation of the Meeting, and Sir . WILLIAM PULTENEY and •Mr. WILLIAM HILL were declared duly eiedect. , Mr. CO - RBETT, on the part of Sir WILLIAM PULTENEY, and Mr. WILLIAM Hlti., then addressed the Eldlors, expressing their gratitude and attachment to them ; after which it was announced, that the chair ing and treating, on account- of the maiket, and in expdtation of Sir WILLIAM PULTENEY' ar rival, would be postponed till Monday. Sir Win- Lima arrived on Monday morning, and soon after one o'clock 'went to the Guildhall, where he took the opportunity of retuning thanks in person to the Elators, for the very handsome manner in which they had again chosen him during his un avoidable 'absence. The Hon, WILLIAM HILL,' we. , are much concerned to state, was taken on Sunday, as to be con4tred wills bed, and, ow ing . to this circumstance, could not attend to be chaired; his relation, Major BURTON, supplied his place. The Gentlemen Were then - carried in pro= cession, amidst the acclamations 'of an immense number of people; and afterwards the Elalors par took of excellent dinners and entertainments pro., vided for the occasion at twenty-six different Inns in the Town kept by Borgesses The evening was spent with the greatest cOnyiviality, and with- , out any riot or material accident. We are happy to hear by an account received yesterday, that the Hon. WILLIAM HILL'S indisposition is nitich abated. On. Wednesday last - came on the eleftion of Mem bers for this County, when a most respeetable . num tier of Gentlemen met at the Guildhall, and adjourn ed from thenc9 to the Castle, where Sir RICHARD HILL was proposed, as at the nomination 'meeting, by Mr. CECT,L FORESTER, and seconded (in the absence ofSii WATKIN 'WILLIAMS WYNNE) by Sir CORD ET CoRBET; Bart. whose address on the oc casion was well delivered, and with the best ef, fed.—Kt. Powys proposed Mr. KYNASTON Pow- ELL, and was seconded' by • Mr. ,CLUDDC, 'when th 9 form of election was gone through amidst. the ncelamations of the surrounding company. On returning to the gall, Sir RICHARD HILL, and Mr. KYNASTON POWELL, severally addressed the Meeting, expressing their gratitude and attachment to that respeetahle 'body of men, which constitute die Freeholders of the County of Salop. The usual ceremony of chairing the Members then took place, and the Company afterwards met at the Or dinaries provided at the different Inns, and the -day was concluded with that harmony which on similar occasions has distinguished the meetings of this County. • CECIL FORESTER, Esq. and the Hon. JOHN SIMPSON, are. re-eleded .for Weulock, without opposition. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM HEREFORD, JULY zB. " Having • observed in a London Paper of the 17th inst. that Mr. BYNG calls upon the Middle sex Freeholders to imitate the example of the .Inde penden't Eledors of .Herefordshire, whereby they would.advance the determined Friends of 'Freedom to the head of the Pull, I can assuredly infoim that the friends of genuine Freedom here, most.cor. dially'join him in that wish ; since Sir G. WALL and Colonel COTTERELL, the firm suppor ters of the King and Constitution, will, in.Ml pro_ babili - ty, before you receive this,• be the returned Representatives of the County of Hereford ; 'the state of last night's Poll being as under ; . Sir GEORGE CORNEWALL - - 2308 Culoriel COTTERELL - 1787 Mr. BIDDULPH A Correspondent, who has read the Paragraph in our Paper of the r6th,.on the subjeft of the Leicester Eleaion, informs us, that we have been grossly im posed upon respeaing it. The . contest was - iiCt sharp while it lasted. Mr. M'CARTHY's all suc— cess was not owing to his late arrival, nor was it a EA which four days poll was in any degree neces. sary to ascertain, Mr. BAB I NGTON did ,flo't thank that Gentleman at the conclusion of the - poll, fOr any thing but his personal civility to himself in the Speech he had just delivered. The approbation ex pressed by the Gentlemen on the Hustings, and near them, on the delivery of that Speech, did not convey the idea that they approved the whole of Mr. M'CARTHY's conduCt, or even the motives of his opposition, but merely that they were glad ;to hear him do justice to the.charaaer of • one 61 the Candidates, who had , been the objeCt of his abuse, by retracting What he had said against him of a pec'sonal nature, and that they were glad that ,he was giving up with civility, an opposition-which, from.the very first, had appeared most evidently to every common observer of the least. discernment, to afford not the smallest chance of final success. The numbers at the close of the Poll were, Mr. BABINGTON - - 1169 Mr. SINAI - 883 Mr. M'CARTHY r - 3.38 NEwßi..—On ~Tuesday last, the Right Hon. ISAAC CoRRY, Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer, was unanitnouslyeleded to represent this Borough. Mr:Ccittity had been for the last two Sessions de prived.by the Ballot of the Union of the Represen tation of that Borough, which, till then, he had re presented above twenty years successively. Lord LAUDERDAI.2, we are told, is a Candidate for the representation of the,Scottish Peerage, but we can venture to predict that his Lordship will pot succeed. Dutchess of DEVONSHIRIZ has been most• crueliy slandered in' a .Morning Paper, with the imputation of . having canvassed in favour of Sir FRACIS BURDETT. . We. torASt that the Dutchess knows 'what is due to her sex • and her rank too well, to give any support to-such 'a cause. Xf such men as the advocates for Sir FRANCIS were to ob.: tain an ascendancy in this Kingdom, the Dutchess would have little reason to value -herself on her rank or sex, as the example of a neighbouring State shews that men of that stamp are not disposedto chew respect or mercy to either. The RizgamuPis who attend daily at Brenitord to insult the respeaable Freeholders of Middlesex, made an avempt yesterday . upon .the. carriage .of Mr. WI LLocx of Golden Square, the Autlioneer, and a most respedable and active Magistrate - - Mr. WILLOCK''S .coachman, however, drove -soft with great spirit, -and defeated the hostile inten tions of the Mobility. Indeed there is such -a strong attendance of Peace Officers, that the to.. multuous and threatening spirit , of the Rabble is well kept d9wn. Sir FRArvCIS BugnETT was yesterday dragged along the Strand to the Crown'and Anchor, where a dinner was provided for his Voters. The Candidate of the Canaille relies upon the Strength of his Purse to' carry him through, the Eletion, but this very circumstance ought to open his eyes to the folly of his own political principles, which, if brought into aEtion, would take from him the only thing which gives him pretensions, Mr. PARKER Case's Petition to the House on the Nottingham Ele&ion will, it is hoped, be pro duaive of some regulations in the Police of that Town, the imbecility of which 114 s long _been matter of complaint. • Where HARVEY ,ComBE does not furnish the beer, he furnishes a butt for .the laughter of all the Clubs and SmOaking Parties in town, ever since the appearance of his 'last Address to, the Livery of London. Mr. FELLowE, according to the account of a Norwich paper, gave a guinea to be distributed among die prisoners in the County Gaol. If this be indeed the extent of his liberality on gaining his eleaion for that city, the .World will hardly class him Witligenerous Fellows ! • A Mob has been for some days colle&d about the Prison in Cold Bath Fields, with no,good inten tion we, can readily suppose. We trust, hoWever, to the vigilance of the'Police, to 'preserve die pub.. lie tranquillity. The .Government of the Island of Sain,t,Helena, in order to . reficve the Honourable Fast India.Cnmpany of a very great burthen, by keeping A number of use less naves, has sold the whole off at pUblie audtion, amounting to 190, at very low prices. NAVAL NEIVS. SHEERNESS, JULY 19. YESTERDAY afternoon sailed the )1.1(1?-;ner Gun brig oi► a Cruize. The Glatton; which is going out with Stores for Botany Bay, and is,. from her construflion, arty adapted for that purpose, is come down from 'Chatham to Long reach, in the River Medway, to take on board her guns. DE.-4L, JULY 19, ARRIVED and sailed for the River, 'the ''Saling Grave, BERNIE, from Dominique ; and the George., GILLEY, from Jamaica. WEYMOUTH, JULY 1 7. LAST night His MA J ESTY, and - his usual at• tendants, Walked on the Esplanade for a' short tine ; it being windy, they soon returned, and: spent the evening -at the Lodge. This morning His MAJESTY bathed. THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES attended Divine Service,. when they heard a Sermon•preach:. ed by . the . Rev. Kr. ENGLAND, Reetor of' the Parish. of Stafford, in 'Porset, from the fifth chapter of . Galatians, and part of the first verse. 'HIS MAJESTY, alter . church, accompanied by,' Lords ROLLE and ELPRINSTONE, General GA.RTH, Colonels GREY ILLE and FITZROi-, Major DEs: Eottoucx, and Mr. DRAx GROSENOR, 'prome naded on the Esplanade. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES walkedo p „ the Beach through the Turnpike to Greenhill. _ MARGATE, JULY 18. MAttcATE still remains very (lull, all the people who, have any interest strenuonsly.exerting it in favour of their respeaive - Conneaions at Maidstone. Not a carrine, horse, or even cart was disengaged at Canterbury for,to-morrow. The 'people of Sand with are expelled? one and all, to poll for Sir WM. GEARY. As Raging is suppressed,. the Loungers have 3 nightly Promenade: at BETTISON'S great Libra's. Qn Friday night upwards of three litindred of these sauntering Students were at that 'abode of the Muses# intent upon every thing but .60,0k5. This Promenadi is a severe -injury to die Theatre ; but as the Loungers must-soon be sick of dick insipid Corver•- zationi, they willyprobably resort again to the b e tter dialogue Of the Stage. Love inarillage, after all its impediments, was represented on Wednesday ; and though Htt.l. very evidently-laboured under.a severe indisposition, ye he gave .the songs of Young lileadvzys, with greitC success. Mrs. ATKINS acquitted herself very ably in Posetta. The new Performers were . all decent/ anti the veterans of our stage were very well . ceived. WEELs, the Manager, MA.a.strALL, Ta' , LOR, and LONG, (the last of whom is not much 2- 'duced in size) had , all reason to . .be' satisfied with their reception. Mrs. TATLort% Asp I.)eborab was an excellent piece of acing. • A Pastoral Ballet was introduced, entitled The Highland Frolic, in which Miss I3Ew and joHri- STONE, from the Theatreaoyar, Efinhu l gti; made their appearance„ and were. Elwell 'applauded. TO Farce was The . Sultan, and Miss FITjGERALvr from the Theatre l'OVa!, Yoilt,- (I:believe) niade her first appearance here in Rox a / a tia. She posses' i see an elegant little figure, and upon the whole ca . o l, 'with eclat. The first Assembly took place here on Friday( was most lamentably attended;atliet:e were eight•visitors._ On the sane night, at the 'rheatret the Operatic .Farce of - Rcsii%a introduced and Mrs. A-rKiNs,. in Be kcille and ,Resitta. The Deuce is az Him, and The Padlock were .the other pieces on 'Jim night. Mrs. TAYLOR'S Ursula, W" very diverting.. HILL and his Leonora werc bolo highly, applauded in their songs, The Opera f: 11 The Cabinet was brought forward last night with great success. _ Mrs . . ATICIN'S'S Benefit takes place here to_rnor? row.; The Cabinet and 'Lack and Ko , are the pel'i forrnanC-es. On Wednesday we , arc to be treate` with The Duenn'a. So much for. Provinciai ThCof tricals, according to.the Newspper phraseology• EXTRACT OF A, LETTER FROM PARIS, JULY " It is strongly reported here, and,firmly indeed there 'is no doubt of the truth, that [ ll° Ottoman Minister has aaually signed at i'ar' s a Convention, by which the Pone has c oo' ceded to France the free Navigation into Black • Sea, far a certain time. In consequenc, .of. this Convention France his undertaken, the most precise manlier, to g6ranty the ince grity of the Turkish Dominions in Europe." , Covent Garden Theatre is to open on the r 4 4) of September, which is the day before the. I : W.' Market Season closes. REYNOIDS'S Muse is labouring with her annu l Drama, which is to he brought forward very sO O after the opening of Covent Garden Theatre. - QUICK takes a benefit to-night at Lewes, <<t' then proceeds to Richmond, where he is to play 10 four nights only, huving, such a number of engage, ' ' ments on his .hands. This popular .ACtor had very productive Benefit at BrightOn, and render`` r so much service„.to the Theatre, that the Manag e ; . has renewed his engagement for the middle of Os month. BANTI, it is said, is going to lea've this Country'' • This report has been' so often repeated, that it r e ; minds us of the Shepherd's Bey and the IVolf.-- -14 hope it will not be realized fola long while, a. 5 • is an excellent singer, and one of the best opera ll Actresses that has ever been seen in this Country" Mr. HATTON, of the Gosport Theatre, has ° b ; tained a grant from His Royal Highness the Dt. l ' o of KENT, Governor of Gibralvar, to take there Engtisit-Company thc.ensuing . autumn.