The Sun. — London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

:From the ,LONDON (GAZETTE, jul.y tSot• BANK'R'UPTCIES L vL4RGF:I). Sept. t 4. Joseph Horton, of Cock-Hill, Sitadwell, cheese. Munger, at ten, (;nikillall. .Aug. 14 Fr.luts Mac.Cowran, now or late of Parson's str‘ct, 1,1 - ot.er, at ten, at Guildhall. BA vICRUPTCY SUt BRSEDED. "Robert Wordoil, of VincoLk-iviiii, Lancashire, miller. IMNA:RUPTS. lohn Ilotilten, of 'fligheth, Birmingham, baker, to surrender A uglit,t. 7,9, and September 4, at four, at the Public (Mice, birriungliam. Attornies, Mr. Mole, Digbeth. street, Birmingham; or Messrs. Slidlow and Richardson, Monument-Yant, London. "Thomas Rictia«is,,n, or Manchester, merchant, August 6, 17, at eleven, and September 4, at six,,et the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Attorrsies, Messrs. Milne, ser- Lrant and Milne,' Machester ; or Mr. Milne, Temple, London. 'TFnrias W hilly, of Making-Place, Soyland, lialilax, mer chant, August 4, 19, and September 4, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, Attornies, Mr. Gleadhill, Lothbury, London-, or Mr. Alexander, Halifax. "William Statham, 'Of ltirminvhaut, butcher, August 5,6, and September 4, at eleven, at the Swan lintel, Birmingham. Atturnie.4, Metors.•Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Syrnond's- Inn, Chancery-Line, London; or Messrs. Smith and Arnold, Birmingham. - john Proiter theelder, Lancaster, common-brewer, August Jo, at tiSt,el, 11, and September 4, at eleven, at the New I on, LatictSter. Attornies, Messrs. Baldwin and Dowbiw,in, Laucaster: 3olit, trotter the younger, of Lancaster, merchant, 'August is; at fi ve, u, anti September q, - at eleven, at the New kin, Lancaster. Attornics, Messrs. Mason anti Wilson, Lancaster. 'Thomas . Jackson, late of Manchester, silk.:minufa6ltirer, August 6, 17, and September 4, at throe, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attormes,.Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, Lyn don; or Mr. Higson, Deansgate, ; Manchester. .'D I . • Sept. 13. .john Holmes, late of Newbold-upon-Avon , War- Avickshire, inert:it:Mt, at eleven, at the George inn, Rugby, Wir:.viLk. Aug z 8... Robert Eitkeathley, of Tavistock-street, Covent, garden, bookseller, ,at one, at Guildhall. Aug..l4. W,lliam Vec , man, of Thcobald's-road, tallow-chan dier, at ten, at Guinth,ilL Aug. 14. D.tvisou Penny the younger, of Wapping, ship ; ‘l4lllolcri 4tAleven, «t Aug. at kimea jori.:s at I:..ingaton-upon-Hull, grocer, at eleven, at Grti.cthall. Aug. 28. Jobb Taylor, of Maiden-lane, Wood-street, wea ver, atten at Aug. 2.3. William Moline~, of Otley,. 'Yorkshire, mercer, at ten, at the .sign of the black Horse, in Utley: Aug. 14. David Moffat, of kleet-matket, grocer, at eleven; at Crurlditatl. Sept: cj. Wiiliant Ilalladay, IVatling-street, warehouseman, rat ten, lit, Guildhall. Aug vo. I aaac Rosa Dale, of Exeter, earthen-wareman, at ten, at the Globe Tavern. Exeter • Sept. 23. Peter Kind and Williarri Smith, of Southampton, linen-drapers, at twelve, at the Dolphins' Inn, Southamp ton. • Aug. 16. John Stubbs, of , Keighley, Yorkshire, inn-keeper, at aleveo, at the Devonshire Armi, Keighley. • Aug. 23. William Caslon, of Finsbury-square, letter-foun. tier, at tweiVe, at Guil dhall. Aug. 16. Mary' reenaway and Francis Greenaway, of Caine, • Wiltshire, collar-makers, at ten, at the White Hart 160, Caine. Aug. a 3. William Hudson, of Whitby, Yorkshire, linen • draper, at eleven, at Tavern, Manchester. Sept. to. Tilomas Harden Sing, at Stockport, Cheater, grocer, at eleven, at llillidges Tavern, Manchester. CERTJFIC4TES. August z 4. Christopher Donlevy, of Charles.street,llatton yew-lief John Anderbon, of Church.3trreet, Borough, twine tipinner. Aiidres,vs, of the King's Arms, Kent Road, victualler, henry Hope, LivoTool, woollen-draper, Robyn •trigg,mb, Devitcs, seeclsman. MAILS. AStRIVLI) put Holland Fretult,. Ilumburgh z PRICE OF STOCKS, Tnts ony A r TWML.Vf O'CLCICK, Cun Is. 71 for Money I Omniuul 3 a:li Disc, THE SUN. ifll.4lYl Qji ncccnr. intjtlm At1f)11.4 4 1 . ? LONDON, JULY 26, iSoz. YESTERDAY we received the Paris Papers of the 21st and z2d instant, and this morning those of the 23d. According to aletter from the French Minister of the Interior to General Inuit DA N i and a Dectee of the Consul , , it appears that the fate of P;echnont is decided. The con..uls Wye resolved to keep it for France, and assign as a motive, that the Kt tio cat SAIL D NI A, by abdicating the Crown, has discharged the Picdmontese from their Oath of. Allegiance, We have inserted, front Bourdraux, an article on the opening of the, Scheldt, an event which we have considered as of the first magnitude, and which, if realized and carried to the extent proposed, will completely change the "Commercial. Relations of Europe. If we may judge of the disposition of the French Merchants from the' representations in their Jour nals, it seems they are under conaiderable anxiety respeding the Commercial Treaty, which is the subjeCt of conversation on both sides of die water. 'We have inserted their animadversions, that our readers may form a judgment of their opinions. For our own, rarts,.we entertain no doubt what_ ever, that France will see her it,tet est in the De.. finitive Arrangcment of a well digested Treaty, on the basis of mutual benefit and intercourse. Our readers will also find a very interesting article (because it is official) from the Minister of the Ma. trine to.t Marhinie Prt fed of iirprire, on the neces. sty of attt iitling to the Colonial Produce of l'Aago and Cayellilr, An article from PjfIINIP of the 4th instant states, that a Turkish Cottritft Ii t arrived at Presburs with dispatches, whi , h atitiottnce drat : lgrade besieged, ;Ifti the jartibsariesllavc re4olved to tdefend it to the last extremity. Another mach: from or the loth inst. positively #sserta, that the tleaor has entirely re. nounced the Palatinate of . the Rhine, the greatest part of Which is to devolve to the MARGRAV z of BADEN ; he is to receive an ample compensation from some other portion of the Germanic Empire. All Germany rings with the preparations which are making by different great Powers, who are about to take poisession of their different ,Indemnities, but the definitive arrangements of the Empire have not yet been published. The Moniteur contains a long Article from Genoa, which those who are of a suspicious turn of mind, cannot but regard as important. It relates to several- captures of vessels of different Nations by the Algerines, and closes with the fol. Idwing remark :,---" The French Government will not permit, such insults to go unpuniShed ; and if other Powers suffer their Flags to be insulted and their Commerce to be pillaged, the First Consul will maintain inviolable, in the Mediterranean, the Honour of the French Flag, and guarantee the Se curity which he has promised to all Commercial Speculations." By a Decree of the Consuls, several Regulations have been adopted, respeaing the duties on the French Colon ialProduaions,and the following towns are fixed upon to receive them ; namely, Nice, Toulon, Mar ;cilles, Cate, Bayonne, Bourdeaux, Rochefort, La Ro. chelle, Nantes, Lorient, Brest, Morlaix, St. Hula, Cherbourg, Rouen, Ho/Aar, lia.vre, Diet,le, St. Va. la;y, on the Somme, Boulogne, Calais, Dunkirk, Ostend, and Antsverh LESC ALLI ER, the Colonial Prefea of Guada- loupe, has written to a Merchant in Bourdeaux, an account of the events which have occurred in that Colony ; he concludes with stating, that the strug gle terminated by the explosion of a Powder Maga zine, which destroyed above 300 Negroes. he represents the Colony to be restored to tranquillity, though many Dwellings and Plantations have been destroyed. Admiral VILLARET-JOYEUtiE has arrived at Brett, 'and hoisted his Flag on board thejemappe. Every exertion is making to hasten his departure. The KING of Nny Les has at length returned to his Capital. He arrived in the Bay of Naples from Palermo on the 27th ult. and on the next day entered Nap/e:, where he was received with the most enthusiastic joy. The French Government seem anxious to have their Civil Code completed. Deputations from the • Tribunate, the Legislative Body, and the• Council of State, had lately a consultation with the Consul CAMBACER Fs, which lasted six hours, upon this subjc6t. It is expeded that the Code will be com pleted early in the winter. YESTERDAY evening we received the Mad and Ilansburgh Mails. 'Op latter contains a very 4- tailed and interesting account of the events which have recently occurred in Tnrkey. Alihough sock of the circumstances have been already laid before the Public,, thc whole intelligence is so important, that we have not hesitated to submit it to oar 12.eaclers, who will form some estimate of the miserable and degraded condition of the Ottoman Empire, when they arc told, that in the Capital itself, where it might be supposed that the i'o , ver o f Government would at least be rcspetled, there is so litticseeuriti even for those, imhose persons the Law of Nations has ever deemed sacred, that the Ambassadors fiom 'Foreign parts had Vessels in readiness to quit the City. This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Princess Charlotte Packet in 44 days. The PRINCE or WALts was at, 1112 Opf::N;1 ,on Saturday, .„ The First Battalion'of the 2d Regiment ocGuard, receive their new colours this week, for their =6- torioUs conduit in ,Ev,ypt. They will be pretentcd to them with ever) in,ut of military honour, The 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons left ips. wich on 'Thursday for, Ronnord, and on Friday the first division of the ';ith Light Dragoons marched into the former city, to do duty there, The Ist Dragoon Guards were on Saturday to be replaced by ihe . 7tkat Birmingham. The first division of the Sth Dragoon Guards on Wednesday marched from Worcester for Newcastle upon.Ty ne. The rest of the Regiment is under [ orders to follow; A very large subscription has been entered into by the friends of. Col. WODEHOUIR,, for defraying the expencei of the intended Scrutiny for the Coun ty of Norfolk.' An unknown individual, under the name 'of an Independent Freeholder, has given tooal. All the praceediiisi - relative to the Scru tiny have been adjout l ed to 'Tuesday next. of Among the eurioslties .brongtit from egypt by Colonel 1-111„t,, is a'",rurkish Tent. of a' very singu lar constralion, and richly entbroiolered. - It is pitched in the pleasure-grounds at liawkstone, with the following inscrip:ion over one of the doors This Teht.once belonged to the fatnOus Mutt AD Y ; it was takeb at the Battle of the .Pyramids by the. Frencli,, and retaken- when Grand Cairo surrendered to. the : 4nglish, June 2 5, appears that it was in this Tent thar the celebrated Treaty of EI-Aeish was signed. ' A reantriable large Ass, brought by the Colonel from Malta - , is also exhibited in Hawkatone Park. NEW P,4RLIAItIENr. MEMBERS RETURNED. COUNTY op ELGlN—James Brodie, Esti, of Brodie. COUNTY OF HADOINGTON, lUly 23--The Hon. Colonel Charles Hope. HONITON, luly 23 —Sir John Honeywood, Bart. George shun, Esq. Sir GEoaGE YONGE has declared his , intention of Petitioning. COUNTY or KINCARDINE, July zi—Sir John Stuart, Bart. Courcry o r LI N Lrrucow—Hon. Alexander Hope. Couurr,ot Itotilpaort, July 23—Sir George Dough's, of Spnngwood Park. _ _ SELKIRK, July 2l—Mr. John Rutherford, of- EdgerstOn. COUNTY OF WATERFORD, July lion. John Be t resford, Edward Lee, Esq. CONTESTED ELECTIONS. DURHAM, July 23—Mr. Lambton - Mr. Taylor Mr. IVbarton - - ISER,wtcx, July 23---Thomas Hall, Esq. - John Fordyce, Esq. - Sir John Callander Daniel Ord, Esq. _ - Two first elele d. 4 2 7 4 6 7 • 39 2 • 521 • 422 394 Previous to the commencement of the last day's poll, DANIEL Om), Esq. was nominated ; and that Gentleman, together with Sir JOHN CALLAN. DER ) Bart has declared his intention of petitioning. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE numbers polled on Saturday were, for Mr. MAINWARING 48, Mr. BYNG 48, and Sir F. BUR. DEDT 47. The aggregate numbers at the conclusion of Sa. turday's Poll were, For GEORGE BYNG, Esq. 2 973 WILLIAM MAINWARING, Esq. 2582 Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. 2079 WEYMOUTH, JuLT 23. His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER and Pam: Ess SornlA arrived here last night, and laised the evening with THEIR M4JESTIES, at the Lodge. This morning the KING and the Dux)! of Gt.ou. CEsTER ' and PRINCESS SOPHIA. (THEIR MAJES. TI ES' Daughter), took an excursion on horseback, on the road to Bincome Hill. The QUEEN and PRINCESSES, the PRINCESS So. Plll 4 OIGIMUC'ES T ER, and the PRINCESS CHAR LOTTE of WALEi, accompanied by the Countess of 117,L0m, Ladies CRANLEY, CATHCART, and STA w ELL, and Mrs. DitAx, in two Landaulets, rode to the village of Ridgeway. • Sir GEORGE YONGE, K. B. arrived and had an audience with His MAJESTY, It/ LY 24, 'This morning the KING, accompanied by the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER, PRINCESS Soritin, Gene ral SIN/mos, Mr. DRAX GROSVENOR, and Cuioncls FITzRov• and CARtWRIGHT, rode vn the Hills of Bincome. The QUEEN. and PF.lNCefisr.•4, PRINFUss.OEHIA Of OL , a3CESTER, and the PRINCESS CHARLoTTE Of WALES, with the Counte.s of Elm i N, Lad:Lis CA - m- O ART, STANVELL, and Mr . Dit t t k a i exk.:ur.• sion through the Parish Of Wy k(-gts they got out and walked through the hay fi-ids. His Royal Highness the Pimp. of GLottoEsTrit. bathes every day, between one and two o'clock, in the wartu Baths, belonging to Sir \V. PULTENET. From the dispositions which the Nfarquis of WELLESLEy was making in India at the date of his last Dispatches, and ftom his repeated requests . ' that a Successor should be appointed, it is, appre. hende4 that his Lordship i 3 ,now on his way to Eng. land. Mr. BARLOW, late Secretary of the Su. preme.Council, has been nominated his.Succes or pro ompare, which in any othet circumstance than the present, would have raised a considerable jea loUsy among the Company's Servant'', in seeing a junior Member raised to so exalted a situation. But such are. Mr. BAa.t.ow's merits, and such' his profound knowledge. in Indian affairs, that his good fortune has rather been a subjea of congratulation than of disapp.intment. 'Marquis'WE t.!,EsLEY leaves the Government un. der very flattering circumstances, in . ,regard to the supplies to be sent to Europe next season. The in. vestment from,Bengal, he has, reported, will amount to ninety lacs of rupees,. which is greater than was almost ever' known. It is believed that Lord CASTLEREAGH will be the ultimate successor of Marq u is WELLESLEY ; and that his Lordship is only Lately appointed to the Presidency of the Board of Control for the pur pose of preparing himself fOr the Governorship of Bengal,' and to bring forward the India Budget , in the House of Commons in the early part of the next Session of Pailiatnent. , In the interim, the Company have determined to lose no time in fuming their recent.acquisitions in India to "the greatest advantage ; and accordingly a Commission has been appointed to, travel through the Mysore Country, consisting of Mr. PETRIE, Mr. Nly?n!, s, and Mr.COCKDURN, on whose report the 'financial Arrangements4Al Cake place in regard to those valuable possessions. Lord CL ry it has written home that he proposes to embark for Europe in'January next, and Mr. Pritt ijt is appointed his Successor. We are happy to have it in our power to contca report, which has been very generally cireu. •,4i4(1, 1) 2 ', l i t ewealing the magnitude and extent of the ,kkuiv,dr . lVOßp',o intended retrenchments atWo. Ihese, we understand, are only to embrace suCh'objais of expenditure as had been, it seems, carried:to an unwarrantable excess ; and which, there is reason to suppose, had the late Duke lived a little!' while longer, he himsell would have adopt ed.' The Agricultural arrangements are to continue lupOn the same scale as usual. General lac I. ERC has sent to France' a live Cai man (a kind of Aligator), caught in a River of St. Domingo. Orders have been given to convey it, with the greatest care, from Brost to Paris. It will be the first living animal of the kind ever seen in France. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, JULY Z 3. SAILED thteGlenmore, Fort:met, Ameli r, Caere, and L'Oiseau Frigates for Guernsey and jersey, on board which Ships the Foreign Troops now at those Islands will be embarked for Holland. Arrived the Cygnet Sloop of War, from a Cruize, with the loss of her foretop mast, main-top-gallant mast, and other damage, occasioned by 'a gale of wind in tbe,Channel. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 25. ARRIVED at the Motherbank, and put under Quarantine, His Majesty's Ships Diana, Captain STEPHENSON ; Port Mahon, Captain BVCHANAN, and Pigmy, Lieutenant SHEPHER D, from the Me.. diterranean. Passed by the David Scot, from India. The French Emigrant Artillery are this jay dis embarked from the Indefatigable Transport, from Lisbon, which Ship arrived yesterday. Arrived the Enterprize, STRAY, Dantzic; Three Brothrrr, READ, • ehadottfi iiiiMehn;ila WHITeAR, Maria Anne, HOBBS, and Majestic, NODDINCS, from Lisbon. HARWICII, j l uty 25, , YESTERDAY afternoon sailed the Diana Packet, Capt. STUART, with the Mail, Passengers, and Bullion; for Helvoetsluys ; and about the same time arrived 'the Prince of Orange Packer, JOHN MAx master, from Helvoet, with the Mail,- and between thirty and forty Passengers, amongst wltom were the Lady of Moos. GRAStALD, Plenipotentiary from the Bdtavianßepublic at tit: Court of Lisbon, her family and suite. , 1 his morning arrived the Diana Packet, Cape. Os no RN ) with a Mail and Passengers,. from Cu* haven, About seven o'clock this evening, sailed the Prince of Orange Packet, Capt. BR 1 uGt, with the Mail and Passen g ers fur Cuxhaven. SHEERNESS, JULY 25. E Archer Gun-brig sailed yesterday afternoon on a Cruize. Several Gun-brigs and smaller Vessels, ' lately' 'aid off at this Port, are ordered to be got in readi. ,ess for sale. The Snipe Gun-brig arrived and sailed again yesterday. DEAL, ICILY 25. ARRIVED yesterday, and sailed through the Downs to Sheerness, the Exgeyir Sloop of ; Lord Nelsov i kiAkV(OOD, from Antigua for tilos, Ver. M:ijesty!s Frigate 4rphii , )! arrived yesterdaf from di,. Northward, and sailed this morning with the Savage Sloop of War* on a Cruize tot di! West Ward. cOYANTRY, JI.TLY 24. TUE, ceremony of, Chairing the Members, gr. jItrk:EXTS and Mr. BARLOW, took' place here on 'lllurstlaY, with a degree of splendor and 'parslf highly gratifying to the numerous; spe6tators, anti well adapted to express the joy that was visible in every countenance : the Mayor and Corporation/ with the different Companies, walked in the pro cession with their Streamers and Flags -- tha - Members were in two superb Chairs, of, light blo k e satin, with Canopies, and richly trimmed a profusion of ribbons, the manutadure of the place—The, Band of the King's Dragoon Guards, mounted on horseback, each horst led by V' Dragoons, added Much. to the splendor of this scene. The . procession' was of great length, 04 there were in it two other Bands of Music.-' Nearly 200 of the principal inhabit ants o f t he City and neighbourhood sat down to an excellent dinnerin St, Mary's Hall, at two long tables ; Mr. jeer/zits" and Mr. Botow at the head of each : on the fish; hand of Mr. jerritaxs sat the Mayor.—The Bar" of the Dragoon. Guards performed some excelleng pieces of Music in the gallery with great taste, per ticularly the tune of , "t God save the King I" -W.f.!, Mr..) Er ERR YS giving the KING as the first toast' In the evening there was a very serious riot by th e Mob of the disappointed Party, headed by Pers i l , who ought to be ashamed of their cendud. - A"" houses of the friends of the successful ,Candidates, and the persons of the inhabitant.), were most gr0.,,.. 1 ‘ 1 1 insulted, particularly that excellent and useful Ivol" gistrate Alderman WI t. LIMAS ON, who was severgl s , attacked by a person,. against whom a prosecution so to be commenced. The Military, ware obliged l et be called out, and'a few broken heads put an el' to..the business. ' The next morning an attack Was intended to have been made on the carriages of JEFFER T s and Mr..BARLON4r, on their-rod to oi l. mingham, which was only prevented by their p it ., dently going round by Warwick, where they ceived the congratulations of Lord and Lady VV" WICK on the success of the EleCtion. On Fri(lay the Marquis of SAt.tsautur Sa ve r l grand F.ntertainment at Hatfield-House, to P. GittmsTort, Lord MtLBOURNE, Mr. RtCHAR;;; Flow a, the i-ion. PENISTON LAMBE (the 11 i , Member for the County ) ) Mr. STAiNrowTHI I" I BE lirEctorr, and r y other of the pr incip l Gentry of the County who supported Mr. L AO at his Bledion, in celebration of ttie evens.