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Snack, YrietSailrhttlt; Riaardi, ; Id r. Wobol„ 14, 4 - rucinth'; ,hd:tionds, Northampton ; • fq .South. • !inward, Reading; Mr. Noah:ditch, tp... Jr; f))llett, Colchester; Mr. brass, ; Mc, 44'i,11:6. 'lll,:rA. i)illon, Cheifer ; Mr. AI. '.. \)vrilt,4t,c;rl.troy and Son, Irewsbury; Mr. WatZef.:;ldc. Lzizester r. tinderwciod, ; sfie,ree and Mr, pure esF,ditiburgli; 10 4 . Prief Zi. 9tl. it Bo*; .r.i; , n..•e; 2S, ,1.11,/•ilchid44 tirt)111! U, CAC h From the LONDJN GAZ4:TTE, i 6, 1803. c,nintittio , :4 in the Northuinticrl snit Militia, iy tla Lord Lirsiteeant. - Shafto John Heilfey, Fig. to.he Captain of one of the New. castle Companies. Dated March 25, 18(.3. John Illenkinsop Coulson, Esq. to ,be Captain. Dated Aptil 6, tBO3. COIIIOII,OIWI in the Inverite t ss, Atc. Regimeht of No •tip "British NI II ttd , .figthei 4y the Lord Lieletexast. Pared l).•: co 44, john Fraser, Esq. to be Captain. Cetn.nttli::74 in the Norfolk Militia, signed by• tbr Lieutewavt. Wetter.: Pegiment. Captain Flambleton Thomas Custance to. be ?Major, vice Majoe.Frere, resigned. pitted Mardi 3op . Iga3. iervrniall Towson, Gent. to be Eitsign. 'Dated April 2, *S43. George Langford, Gent. to be Ensign. Data as abovei Richton Robertscin Boiley, Gent, to be Ensign. .bated as above. Coninis.sions in the Staffordshire Militia, eignerty the Lord Lieuten,,nt. Te be Captain.r, • Shapland SWilly, Esq. Dated !Wan. Lieutenant folin Neale, Esq. Mated March 26, tltoj. John Phillips, Esq. Dated-March 33, Ali. Walter flit) C ovney, Esq. Dated April 9, sBo3. John Newton, Esq. Dated April it, 1833. To be Lieklenante, Preston Valance, Esq.. Dated March a;6, %Vil ham Wlirciclon, Gent. Dared March 3:, 1803. William Haller), Gent. Dated March,3l, zSo3. . To he Etisige, Richard Riddlesden, Gent. Doted March; r, 1863. 11.4AWRUPTCY L'ArLdRCt,l).„ %fav 31.. Robert laoics, at Size.latie, Lumfoll, at ten, at Guilkll44ll. RANKRtiPTS. Fames Rawstorne. of Ponteliod, Yorkshire, merchant, to surrender May 2, at six, 3, sold 28, at eleven, at the iced Lion Inn, Poinefratt. Attornies, Mr. Tottie. Leeda ; or 'dr. Lambert, Hatton-Ganlen. William Walker the younger , _ of Kingstokupon-Hull, mer. chant, April to, jo, and May 28, at eliPven, at the White Hart Tavern. Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Lyon and Coflyer, Bedtord-row, London; or Mr. Jack son, Hull. Thomas Moore Slade. of Old Bond-street, picture dealer, April zi. Va. and May 28, at eleven, at Guil4l4 l. At torney, Mr. Kihblewhite, Gray's Imi Itrthert Ifaisted, of. Worsthorn, Lancashire,i,alico-manufac curer, April zy, 30, and May 28, at three, at the Star Inu, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. !OilllSoll, Manchester. PIPIDHNDS. Mt 7 to. John Dixon of Exeter, grocer, at elev en , at t h e Globe Tavern, Exeter. April 29. Charles Rogerson, of Warrington, dealer, it ten, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. 'April a 3.. jain , 2, Askew Leach, of 'Jewry Street Aldgate, wine and hrandy merchant, at •ten, - at l. May it. Williaut Nlasters the elder, and Wilham Masters the younger, of Greenwich,. Distiljeks, at ten,. at Guild hall. • May 9.. George IlasWen, or Liverpool, book se ll er , at twelve, at the York Hotel. Liverpool. May /4 . john of Pi4;eadilly, bookseller, at eleven at M a y iweph Child, of Pornsey Extra, Southampton, illidthter, at eleven, at the Whitehorse Inn, kornsey. May Ir. Thomas A twill, of Totnes, Devon, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Seven Stars intl Tomes.' May 2i„ (nines Lyon, of Savage Gardena, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. Benjamin Mellows fladildn, of Clillbrd's.inn, scri. vener, at one, c; tt ItIII4I I. duly 2. john COrhett, of Milk Street, 7W4rellOUSeril3ll, at ten, at Guildhall. May to. John Atkinson, of Ceekermeuth. Cumberland, tanner, at ten, at the Sun Inn, Cocker:moth. May zt. Thomas Baker, and ',John Shorland. of Exeter, woollen drapers, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 14. Henry: Nantes, of Warnforcl.court, Throginottin• street, merchant, at eleven. at Guildhall. MI) , 25. John Bowman, John Gartiod, 4 and Thomasilow iu.oi, of Poplar and Limehouse, seed.crushas, at tea, at Guildhall. CERTIPIC4TES. Maya. Nathaniel Johnson, late of Henfield, Sussex, shop , keeper.' Robert Younghusband, of the Island of Demerara, mer. _ chant. Peacock and . Cornelius Gill, of Loudon, merchants. 'David Hughes, of Liverpool, draper. MAILS. DLit. ARRIVID • Holland Hamburgh PRICE OF STOCKS, 'HIS DA 4111 TWIELVIL O'CLOCK. CCHISOIS • • • • 44.` • . THE SUN. soLigM guIS DICILS AuoiA LO NDO N, APRIL 18, tBc,s3. Art stated on Saturday, the intelligence which we have since heard from several quarters, and feel great concern in being under the necessity of giving credit to it, that the Negotiation which has been understood for some days past to have been goipg on, with a view to add to the strength of the present Government, by the introdutlion of Mr. PITT and one or two of his leading Friends into the Cabinet, has proved abortive. Entertain. ing the lensiments which we hav'e ever uniformly avowed of the late and the present Minister, we cannot but deeply lament that the Country is not to enjoy the benefit of the union of such worth, talents, weight, and charaAer ; anti feel the more disap. pointed, as we had' ventured to be sanguine as to the result. Where the views of either Party could have been only direeled to the Public Advantage, we cannot refrain from even expressing our surprize, that in. superable difficulties should have presented them. selves in the way of so desirable nod so promising an arrangement. On which side obstacles were started, we shall not pretend to state, and have little inclination to give credit to any of the various reports that have reached us on this interesting subject On the one hand, we can not he brought to believe that Mr. Ammo. To betrayed any disposition to rake an unfair and uneindid advantage of the circumstance of his being 41 present in, possession of rower ;or , on the' , Toler, that Mr. rill , can have required :Is a mu v. 41 non, that all the GRENvtt.LE Party, :vlr. W NJA-1/INi t B,:e. should be ro.int,tated in choir Offices. These Reports aivar t s ui ovally in_ credible. O. this delicate sulijed eve ~hall abstain from of fering any opinion, until we May he enabled to be pretty certain of the fatl, on which such opinion is to be founded. In our regrets, we cannot doubt but that a considerable part of our Readers and of the Public will sincerely and strongly sympathize. Paris Papers to the 15th inst. which ar rived yesterday, bring no intelligence of import ance. The Funds have experienced a slight de pression ; they are 5+ 20. , According to private Letters Which have been received from Holland, the, FIRST CONSUL has issued an• order for the disembarkation of the Troops that were to have sailed on the Ex pedition to Louisiana.—These Troops, together with those . whO are daily marching into the Dutch Territories, are to be quartered in difFerent•parts of that Republic, under the pretex; of defending it in-case of a ruptUre with England. This paternal care *Which the• FIRST CONSUL manifests for the safety of Holland, appears not to be very agreeable either.to the Government or to the People of that country ; but any- resistance on their part to the determined kindness of the F IRST CoNsul, would at present be unavailing. The French General MoNTRICH AR D, is said to have informed the Dutch Government, that if they should refuse to comply with his demands for tile-pay and subsistence bf the French Troops, he would quarter them upon the In. habitants, as' was done at the beginning of the Revo. lution in t 79c. These Violent and arbitrary measures will completely cure the people of that unfoitunate Country; of any inclination they might have felt to French Connexion ;I and it is not improbable that the'FrenCh Troops may be employed in defending Holland against the Dutch, rather than against the • A Dutch Ma;l arrived this morning. Letters from Constantinople state, that a great number of Transports have arrivedatAlexondria from Malta, for. the purpose of conveying away the English Troops in Egypt. PRINCE WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTER hail arrived at Hamhurgh, under the title of £4rl of Cu.x NAUGHT, on his way to England. On Saturday HER MA M I Y and their Royal ilighnessea the . Patticessts AuousTA and F.I.IZA ETH, attended by the Marchioness of BATH and Daughter, took An airing in two open carriages, anti paid a morning visit to Miss Vs's& of Stoke.green. Their Royal Highnesses the PRINCESSES Sonita• and AMY Lin, attended by Sir WILLt Am and Lady Purr, and General de Buot,, took an airing on horseback, and attended HER MA JEETV : the Royal Visitors, after walking in Miss Vyst's garden for some time, took some refreshment with her. Iler Royal Hi . ,,; , ness the PR INCISS Mall', at. tended by Lady CRANLEY, took. an airing to FrOgmore. Yesterday morning tHEIR MAjri is and the PRINCEhiES, artelidCti by Lord and Laity HAR COURT, the Marchioness of BATH and llsitighter, General GivYNNl!,General Di Boor, and the Ho. nonrable W ILLIAM PRICt, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard divine service, and an excellent Sermon by Dr. Fitt/1E Ft , from the Gospel according to S. John, cHp, xi. verse 25 and 26. Jesus said unto her, : 1 ant the Ressitredion and thr Lfe ; be that believed) in Me, though he were dead, jet shall he live : and whosoever liveth and heiitveth in Me, shall never die. Believest thou this? The Bishop of NottwtcH, Dr. HAEM, Dr. HEATH ' the Rev. Mr. LEGGE, and many persons of distinetion were present. An excellent Anthem was - sung by the Choir, in which Mr. CHAMPNISS had a principal part. On Saiurday morning ITS MAI ESTY, attended by General Gw Y NNE, rode to the right of Ascot Heath race ground, where they met the Earl of SANDWICH and a number of Gentlemen sportsmen. At half past ten o'clock a deer was turned out for the day's diversion. At first setting (a, he ran with great speed across the camp ground, and by Mr. WlLha's. park, leaving Brecknell to the left, through the in. closures by Binfield to Waltham Common, being there in full view of the sportsmen ; from thence he took his course towards Chatsbrook, where he ran through Mr. VANSITTART'S park, and miking a double, returned by Waltham Common, and was taken at Brick-bridge, after a good run of near two hours. His MAJESTY, will hold a Levee at St. James's on Wednesday next. A house in Albion,place, Ramsgate, it is saki, is fitting up for the summer residence of the Pk! N.CESS of WM. s. Lieut.. Colonel KAY B, brother to Sit RlCuitßo KAYE, who commands the 2 i*t Light Dragoons in Ireland, a few days ago met with a Melandinly cident near Dublin : nn mounting his horse, the animal took fright, and the Colonel' was t h rown up. on hi s h ea d , fiy our last accounts his life is de. spaired of. Cepi. MACNAMARA IS mach the same as OR Sas May : the wound is 4till painful, The average Price of Brown or Mw.covado Sugar, computed from the returns made f ur the week rodietg, the i i lth day of April 1 8 03, i s Forty..,, Skillive hive Pence per hundred weight.- D t."l - C 11 VIENNA, AraL: Tut, Eng Ct:Uft has sent an Ofli. - er hither, to request that a certain number of .01F.cers arid Common Men from -An excellent Corps of Bombs- Jitr4 and Cannoneer. may be permitted to etiterin. to to: Service. 'lhis r:quest, howevcr, itsta ben - It is s,id the ARCHOUiE CHARLES 11JS tacived full istmers from the EMPEROR tu org,ioite somt .other Offices of the State as well as the-COmAl vt War, The Vienna Bink.nores of 5c florins, being ore of the nine kinds of iiank.noto created t y l'Atent the tstb of July, 1833, arc to be witildra..cr. from circulation, and will not be received after the lat day of June. CONSTANTINOPLE, 111mecit Po Tut Beys in Egypt . art complying %vith 1118 conditions entered into with the Tusrks.- Tin have already given up their Matnelukes to tale army of the Grand Vizier,.and are themselves r• paring to retire to Awan in Upper Eg,tr. More transports are continually arriving from Malta, lo t the conveyance of the English Troops which ate about to evacuate Egypt. The Porte has adopted some new regulations for the improvement of the Finances, by which the in land trade will suffer considerably. The value of the ducats has been reduced from eight to seven piastres ; and a higher duty of three per Cent. " the exportation of all Turkish commodities. 'lle Merchants hare made several spirited, but fruitlett remonstrances on this subjeel. i RANKFOAT, Aran. 19. IT has been asserted in several of the alma" Gazettes, that the KING of SARDINIA had cede 3 that Island to the KENO of i .. .,NCLAND for a certain Sum of. Money. We are informed from good au' thority, that this report is entirely destitute of foundation, and that his SARDINIAN MAJESTY NS never even entertained the idea of such Cession. It has also been reported, that the Batavian Squadron, under the orders of -Admiral.Ds . Ww. Ts*, had been very ill received at Sardinia. Thir assertion is equally destitute of truth. AUGMRG, Arats. 6. LETTItIVI from Venice state, that the Order jesilits it about to be re.eitablithed in the Rerabiir of Raguia. The o,llege in which they will sitil 4 will be opened irnme,liatc!y. LEYVEti, Arm 11. Tits French Troops which have entered DllO art ACCUllyirl sticcessively the soot plaCeb in this Department and the other neigh. bouring.Departments. In the mean time, an P i k lish Squadron has, made its appearance in the girth Sea, off Weyer:iris ; and the French Troop.: which had embarked at Helvactsloys for Louisiana, began' on the loth inst. to disembark. HANIIIt7tt.;fI, Arku. YasTIRDAT the Earl f CONNM/CHT (PKI:“ :1 W1t.t.t.04 of GLOUCESTER) 2rived here, On return to England from Copenhagen, and LO Uk his residence at the St. Petersbur g h Ilotel. [PROM THE auTTEADAM MERCHAND.) Nt Nt.Pi an Imperial City, Weir, minal was condemned to be decapitated, who singular itching for the pl a y of Nine. Pins. While fi ts sentence was pronouncing, be had the temerity', offer a request, which was, _to b e p e rmitted to 11 f(/ once more at his faVourite game at the place ° execution, and then he said he Should die cheerfolil* As the last prayer of a dying man, his wishes 0e, 14 granted. When arrived at the solemn spots found the pins set up in order, and the bowl 1 )11 ready : he played with Incredible a rdour ; hur Sheriffs; length seeing that he shewed lion to leave oft, gave the Executioner a l ti t vale hint to strike 't.e his i lea ,' t h e ne xt time stooped to take up' the hOwl. The kotecati ° l was so fortunate as to embrace a favouri;hle tunity ;so that the delinquent, raising himself* . with the shock, his head fell into his hand, ‘% 4 f ,II . he immediately threw with great &atoll,' ' fi r i the midst of the pins, conceit log, in his cons et V:x dizziness, that it was the howl n bleb be grolr it , All the Nine tell down ; and the head tied:lo4(i a voice of exultation, 44 l'he Devil take me,' I have not woo the 4a m e p , A ne w proof that lit irs Head is capable of feeling and sensibility, after • separation trom the b o dy. Thi s incident is highly worthy the atien licm the Professots•of Galvanism ! A bundle of forged. B.ink IsTotes, well execol' hut not signed, has been lately tuu nt i in .1 tlei" near Saltash, Cornwall. a ga O in n s : l s .u e e r s : l ii 2 t Y een n j i :U i r ts i r ie n ; a m ti e u ti n C ‘' Sin i tt i n ia:kNof::v"ri had entered into is . currthinalion, for th e ruirse raising their wages, anti making regulation* i" thr trade, when fourteen of than were setittncol month's imprisonment.