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From the LONDON AZETTE, Feb. 5, tBo3. —........1....... St. Platt% Yetiruarj 2 ) iso3. • This day Baron Silverhke lm, Minister Resident from the King of Sweden, i d a private audience of His Majesty, sir which he elivered New Creden. tials, giving him the chara er of Envoy Extraor. Binary and Minister Plenipokentiary from Sweden : To which he was introduted by the Right Hon. Lord Hawkeshury, His. Ma esty's Principal Sore. i t tary of State for Foreign A airs, andconduded by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knr. aster of the Ceremo. ntes. St. James':, Fe Vag 2, 'lBO3. The King was this day p eased to confer the ha.. Hour of Knighthood on htla i j or Charles Holloway of the Royal Engineers. Downing..l,treet, February 5, 'BO3. The King .has been pleased to appoint Colonel Thomas Hislop to be Lieutenant-Governor of . the Island of Grenada and its Dependencies. • Whitehall, February 2, I 8636 The King has been_ pleased to order a Conge d'Elire to pass the Great Seal of the United King dom .of Great Britain and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church - of 8r . 8.. tett to tied, a Bishop of that See, the same being 'Void by the translation of the Right Reverendlra, titer in God Folliott Herbert Walker, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Hereford: And His Majesty; has also been pleated to rtcommend the Honourable and Reverend George. Pelham, Dodtor in Divinity, to be by them eleaed Bishop of the said Sea of lei is. 'tot. ..... At the Court at the Queen's House ) the 3d of February, 1803, .••- • Present, the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. SHERIFFS APPOIN I ED 3Y HIS MAI IttiTY 1W enuticit. rum THE YEAR • - 1803. BE DFO tEr.—Gotlfrey• Thotnton, of 111oggerlian)1,er,' K SUIR .., - Daniel Aptcei ‘Viokticld, BucitiNGltAitoittxs.-71o4epli Francklia, of Esq. C A 6 ,111 R iDtly,stp,R,E. AND HD N'cINDQ'Ps it berley; of Gain's"-Hall. Esq : • CDei t E.—john reat,Molliogton, Fsq Afinper Warwick, 01' WarNiCk- Hall, Esq., r . DEa'a v sit t s.—Sir 12.Aberf*I i IrriOr, of Chacklesrlen, Bart. r. /on; r50,..--;Sir Stain - Tel - N."6i of Pynes, Bart. lle $ &T sui a s.--john A;buttioot„. mouth, Esq. • EsgEni.---Stephen Fryer Gillo0),. of Sheritield, 'Esq. GI.OUCLSTXRA w i...—SontotfON'atf.Ll",' of WoodcheSter,', Esq. Hai' fo g psi! a Biddolph, of Burghill, Esq. ilxaTboan3o a .-1-lenty Brown, of Nurth Mirns,Place, Esq, Ks 4 v.—Chet:l.ol)l'er Cooke, of Ash.Grovc, Esq , LE IC Es Exas urs E..:-Jantes Vann of Belgrave, Esq. LiNuOLNslllat.....—Sir Henry Net 'logic Sealhy, Bart. osra 1J t its its as ,—Georrse Pules, of 111anor, kaq. NOS rot.k .—Thoinas Hare, of Stow-llall, Esq. :NOIT•II,C.KiVii) 11 SUL AIL .*John Harvey Thursby, .aing , ton, Et,q • a fou mitP. LA ND .--Shaftne Cramer, 'of Craster, Esq. Nor'rl:aaUktts ft.--William Coaps Sherbrooke, df 0,3- ton, 0 )(los us )1111. .—jamo Taylor, of SAnclfool. -Esq. K 1. N 0 a. lUSepll COW, , of Fdit.l3 Weston, EA. , ampsnts E.—Thomas Kininc4rll4 , y, of Lei g li to h. So )4 *. fi LK .--,.Sir Hugh South, of W rux hall, Uart. Et). 04)13 corKo Birch, of I lampstearl, Esq. , Cot sift , Or SOO11k)41-r4AN.—Williani Mills,: of !listen', • Esq. Su r• rot.);.—'Sir Harry Parket, of Mellbrcl, Bart. Suitssy .—Postpoiveti. Margesson, 010;1, 1 mo:on, Eaq. w aw I .c,a..snt E.—,-Henry Greswold Lewis, of Malvern, F.,6(1. , IV; I. r , ;111 R. L —Thomas Henry Heitz Phipps, of Westbury 1.601, Philips, of Winterdyne, Eng. 10 14.. it L.-Sir I lenry Carr Ibuctson..of Denton, Bart. SOUTH WALES, CAt.R:4!..itt kitn:...—john Llewellyn, of Castle Piggin, Esq, t COISe BOVVVit s Of I:hrlig t rair, . Esq. I olin Lloyd, , of M , c L A m O 4 aA 'Morris, of Closonont, Esq. t; Snckville,Owynne, of Tcinniwr, 110111,413 10144 Of C Wri Esq. NORTiI WALFS, Ikt t N . —flog!) Owen }lecher, of Carrypaclell,. Esq. CA% VAXVON .--Uwyllyin Lloyd Wardle, of ,Wertz Fawr. A w . 4 . vs t :Y. - - . dill'+am sulk ley Hughes, of Pitts Coch, Lsq: el `r Tf,O XV . --Robert Knight, of Gwernyy,oe, Esq. I)vist .—The Hon. William Beanclerk, commonly call ilicauelerk, or Bathafero Park, • E L —0 mar Molyoeux Wynne, of °yawn, Esq. PRINCE OF WALES's COUNCIL. County af Cortrwall. At a Council pf His Royal Highness the Prince c./ Vl'alrs, hr.!lk.l at Carlton-House the Ist day of F , :hroury 'Dimas ,P.awlin o g_s, of Pudstow, was al.p.,ii.ttd Sheriff of the County of Corn. w ail for the year tBo3, by His Royal Hlglincsl4he rrince of Wale!? in Council. • ' Cr.lntptci. , (iff et, Feb. .• tf • 1!,•, • Rryal Rtgimtnt of iktill t ty. aecojtd Lieutemnt 'l.'llOllOS Terrell, to he First Licuteuant, vie? 1 0 1. 1 0 I'. risher, deecasai. Dated' lint. 4, 1808. rrar, Office, F. S. pit Regilnetit Dr:iy„Czn trtuiti, Qil.titClr , Master Dowtivivatte, be.kcljutant, with rite rank of Comet, vice Wetbt.L.r. ivllo rv.signs the Adivitantcy. ;A Ditto, c harks Sevente Watkins, Cent, to be Cornet, by, purchase, vice. Wile, who retires. 0,01 Ditto,' Charles Purcell, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur. Chase, vice Staples who retires. loth Regiment of Light DrAgoont,, - Cornet Thomas Hill, to . bd Lieutenant, by purchase i vice Murray, promoted itt the i4th Foot, Frederick wt) D eparbk, Gent, to he Corno, bvpareltace, Hit. t ith 1.;i110, COrflet MOM * Wolllop, from mit...p a y, to be Cornet, vice Boyer, who exchanges. Ditto, Captain R ay rneind Pelly, from Hal f-pay of the lat. ..; York 1 - 113 , o;:tis, to be Captain, vice Stone, who-ex changes, receiving the dirkrence. George Browne, (lent. • to Yee Cornet, by purchase, vice Broadhurst, promoted in the Itopii Cormier,. 17th I)itto, Surgeon ?roles O'Connor, from the 624 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Robinson, Who excliatn;cs. Loth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry L. Spencer, item Half-pay o f the hite"tath Light Dragoons, to be Lientcoant, vice Card, who exchanges, : rectiv mg the (Barr:rice_ 3 ,1 K t: gin-tent of Foot, Lieutenant Charles ‘Villiam pavy, trim; t= NO' of the 44th Foot, to he lieutenant, vice ix yfitii:, • ‘Viii) Cxchango, receiving the di ff erence. volt ditto, Ensign v., from Ilia-pay of the Re. gimcm, to be Ensign, vice Richardson, w,to exchanges. r4til Ditto, Lieutenant John A hlrews, from liali.pny o f t h e 27th l'o't, to h. Lieutenant, vice Ciir, pentcr, who ex ‘hunt,e4, ttseiving tits: 16th Uttto, I.tt ulellailt Richard (;recitc, from lialf-pay of the ,ith ~ ot, it' bc Lieutenant, 'net. Sliuton ' who ex _ et.nipte.i, le:lt:tying the ditterence, E ns i g n Th otha reiizy Turner, trout the New Smith W:iiles Corps, tp be by purchase, ree eSsh, promoted in the Quern's • r an gers;. 47111 Lieutenant Chililley Coot'. .from the 11a11:--pay ct the heglittent, to be Litattetunit, vice White, who ex. cCtat,t;ts. I.r.uteuant Natiwi4:t pun frub}ditto to b • • Lieutenant, vice Parr, who exchanges,. receiving the ference. Qaarier-Master Patrick e.reusson, from Half. pay of the Regiment, to be Quarter-Master, vice Seaman, who exchanges. toth Reginient of Foot, Henry Littleton Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Anderson, promoted. zoth Ditto, Ensign Archibald Ross,' from: Half.pay of the 54th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Murphy, who exchanges, receiving the difference. zest Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant James Mattison, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase. vice Pattersdn, pro moted. Lieutenant Alexander lames Ross, to be Captain- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pattison. Quartet-Master Serjeant William Leavock, to he Quarter-Master, vice Barber, removed to the 7111 Royal Garrison Battalion. tst Ditto, Ensign Anthony Graves, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be 'Ensign, vice Despard, who ex changes. 37th Ditto, Ensign Richard Gubbins, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice flazlewood. 38th Ditto, Ensign George Hussey, from Half-pay of the 15th Foot to be Ensign, vice Rea, who exchanges. 43d Ditto, John Lee, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Hull, promoted in the ad Battalion Royals. 46th Ditto, Captain George William Pathlon, from Half pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice Forster, removed , to the 6th Royal Garrison Battalion. 55th Ditto,. Captain David Byron Davies, from the 6gth Foot, to . be Captain, vice Muttlebitry, • who exchanges. Lieutenant Robert Travers, front Half-pay of the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dixon, deceased. 58th Ditto, John Thomson, Gent. to be Ensign , by pur chase, vice Harvey, promoted. 60th Ditto, Lieutenant George Woods, from Half-pay of the isth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brinier, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 61st Ditto, Ensign George Jackson, fromlite 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice Davy, promoted in the both Foot. _ 62d Ditto, Surgeon Isaac Robinson, from the 17th Light • Dragoons, to he surgeon, vice O'Connor, who exchanges. 66th Ditto, Captain William Henley Raikes, from Halt-pay of the late Bth West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Synnot, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 69th Ditto, Captain George Muttlebury, from thessth Foot, to be Captain, vice Davies, who exchanges. • Ditto, Lieutenant John Cameron to he Captain, by purchase, vice Whitmarsh, who retires, Ensign Charles Lawson Carruthers to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron. 71st Ditto,. Captain Henry, Tolley, trout • the 24th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, rice French, who retires. 8 ist Ditto, Lieutenant W. }lmage Eustace, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain,by purchase, vice Gooch, who retires. 134 Ditto, Se cant-Major Daniel Wiley, to be Quarter- Master, vice Pike,superseded, being absent without leave. Ilsth Ditto, Brevet Major Charles Irvine, from Half-pay of the 6W Foot, to be Captain, vice Munro, deceased. Lieu tenant ErhiSley Nixon, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice. Blackeney ' deceased. Quarter- Master Joseph Viercy, from the 6ath Foot, to bc .Quarier- Master, vice King, who retires on Halt-pay. 89th Ditto, m m Lieenaut lames Scott, fro Half-pay of the 54th hoot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Connell, who ex changes, receiving the difference.. 93d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Campbell, from the . 26th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Cordon, who resigns. ad` • West - India' Regiment, •Ensign Thorn.is Bradley to be- Lieutenant, without purchase. George Sloane Connelly, Gent. to be Ensign, vice.Rtadley. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant the Hun. Charles M...Cathcart, from the .2.d Life-Guards, to be • Captain, • without purchase,' vice Jackson who resigns. Ensign William Andrew De spud, from the stst Foot, to .be : Ensign, vice Graves, who exchanges. , . • . Queen's German Regiment, Lieutenant Mark. Butcher, front . the Half7pay of the zoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mac. malon, who exchanges, receiving the difference. ad Ro, al GarrisOn Battalion. Captain- Lieutenant James Con sidine...from Half-pay of the late 224 Light Dragoons, to . t* Captain. 3(1 Ditto, Ensign' H. Stanford, froin thi'zi Royal Garrison battalion to be Ensign. 4 IfilDitto,Ensign Sabine] Abbott, from the 4th Foot, to be. Adjutant, with the rank ot Ensign, vige Pierce, re moved to the 6th Battalion. , • 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Daniel Mylrea, from Half- pay of Donkins late Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Jarvis, placed on the Retired List., • BREVET. • Colonel Thomasllislop, of the t ith West India Regiment, to be Brigadier-General in the Leeward and 'Windward Charribbee Island* unlit. F.iymoatiwnum. • The appotntment of Ensign William Witheridge, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, in the 84th Regiment of toot, vice Taylor, promoted in the 3oth Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the t4th August tllea, has not taken place. The ap ointment p of Lieutenant Allan Maclean, to be Captain, by purchase, in the Goth Regiment of Foot, vice Clarke, promoted, as stated in the Gazette of the 17th Au gust 'Boa, halt not taken place.. Hospital.Mate Hosmer, is superseded, being absent without leave. • .Cononivions. in for Worcestershire '-lt egirnent of Militia, siota .1)611;e Lord Llente mint , To be eputy.',Liouten.ents. the john Coventry. Dated Nov. 29, film Edmund Wigicy, Esq Dated as above. • Henry Wigley, E,sq. !Med as above. John Doweling, Esq. Dated i as above. Samuel Wall, jun. Esq. Dated as above. lamesßowyer, to be Captain Of a Company. Dated Dec. 15, 1802. 13ANKRL 1 PTS. rohn Passman, of Doncaster, machine-maker, to surrender Feb. 17, 18, and March rg, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon- I lul I. Attornies, Mr. rost. King stub-upon-Hull or Mr. Rosser, Kirby-street, Hatton (s, rden. Prances Allen, late of Pall-Mall, milliner, Feb. :2, 19, and March 19; at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dann and Teaatiale, T hreadneedle-street. Lois Wickens, of Saint Clement's-Church-yard, haberdasher, Feb. 15, 19, and March 19, at ten, at G uiltiltall. Attorney, Mr. Berryman, Hatton-Garden. John Coleman, late Of Fetter-lane, p:ainter, Feb: tz, tg, and March 19, at ten, lit Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llawne, Bridges-street, Covent-Garden. William Smith, of Monkwearinoutli-shore, Durham, ship.. bulkier, Feb. 9, to, and March 19, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Ilishopweacinouth. Attortties, Mr. Coxon, Sunder land; or Mr. echeson, ElyaPlace,..l.oralon. William Gibbs, late of Box, Wiltshire, , miller, Feb, r, at, five, and , March 19, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bata. Aeroflot's, Mr.. Metewether,'Marshfield; or Mr. Sandys and Horton, Crane-court, London. Joseph Taylor stir} Henry' Gawky, of Gainsborough, mer-' chants, Feb. 28, and March Y, ig, at eleven, at the Whitt!- ltart Inn, Gainsborougli. A ttomiea, Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, . London ; or Mr. Rayne:l, , Gainsborough. John Jackson, of Oxford-street, •linen-draper, Feb. 8, 19, and March 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Richard son, New-Inn. 'gat John Wagner, of Lower Tooting, Surrey, Calleillinter, Feb.S, 19, and March 19, at tell, at tney,. Mr. Langhani, Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn. William Joyce and William Bachelor, of Bristol, silver-, smiths, Feb. ea,. 15, and March 19, at ten, at London. Attorney,' Mr. Bigg, flatton-Garden, London. Thomas Richardson and Thomas Worthington, late of Man chester„ merchants, Feb. 14, 45, and March re, at eleven, at 11 illidge's Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London ; or Messrs. Milne, Sergeant, and Milne, Manchester. Joseph Hopwood, of Worcester , Glove-seller, Feb,23, 24, and March 19, at eleven, at the S tar and Garter Inn, WttreeS. ter. Attornies, Mr. Platt, Bridge-court, Bri dge-street,, London; or Mr. Welles, Worcester. Samuel Byres, of Manchester, corn-dealer, Feb. 21, 22, and March 19, at nine, at Hillidge'a Tavern, Manchester. At.: tornies, Messrs. Shephard and Adliugton, , Gray'salnn; London; or Mr. Wetherall, Manchester. Joseph George Delmer, of Liverpool, merchant, March 2 1 3, anti 19, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, Attornies, Messrs. Gill and Whitley, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, Bart Buildings, London. Louis Jauhaniel, at Liverpool, merchant, March t, 2, and 19, at twelve, at the t• lobe 'tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Stunistreer and Eden, Leigh-street, Lfverpooh or Mr. Windle, Holborn, London: tr•iilliain Ashton, of liitiguton-upon-Hull, brandy-merchant, feb. 14, r 6, and March 19, at eleven, at-the White-Ilan Tavern, .Kin stop- upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. .R,OS6CT, Kirby-street, London; or Mr.. Sandwith, Hull. YVjlliat►iCliftoa,of l , ',.ing,ston-upon-}lull, brantlyqnerehant, Feb. la, i 6, and March 19, at eleven, at the White-Harr - Tavern, I‘.. ingston- upon- Holt . Attornies, _ Mr., Rosser, irby-strect, flattop-Garden, London; or Mr. Sandwith, Mull. . - hlicliacl Buck, now pr late of Clapham, Yorkshire, dealer, Feb. tri, at five, If, at►ci . 111<irt:11 19, ateleven, at Mrs j.,.iycock's, innkeeper, at Newtun in Howland, Yorkshire, Alto' nies, Mr. Kinr,„Slaidburn, yolkshite i Qt. Mt„ 1% , 14.4. 44wqrnft Gray's-inn, London, DrtirDzNilsi. Feb. ss'. John Wallace, of Upper 11,D - 7 -It-Bone-street, builder, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 26. rolin;otherwise Thomas porter, of Dcal, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 8. William Wait the younger, of Bristol, merchant, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. April Henry Ring, of Tu nbridge, Kent, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 25. Thomas lohnson, late of Norron-Falgate, Mid dlesex,,chymist and druggist, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 2.3. Thomas Hairison the- younger, late . of-Sandford-- Hall, Gloucestershire, timber-merchant, at eleven, at the house of 'F. George, 'Chepstow, Monmouthshire. April as. Thomas Rudderforth, of Saint Paul's Church' yard, stay-maker,•at eleven, at Guildhall. March tz. ,folin Turnbull, lohn Forbes, R. Allen Crawford; and , llavid . Sls.en, of Broad,.street, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 26. Michael Bashagen and Jeremiah Berman, late of Watling street, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 1. James Smith and Sam. King, of Newgate-street; woollen-drapers, at one, at Guildhall. , • Feb. 26. john Duneclift, of Leicester, grocer, to eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 26. Joseph Horton, of Cock-Hill, Shadwell, dealer; at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 26. Henry Whittle, of Reading,'Berks, coach-master; at six, at the Angel-Inn, Reading. March Li. Cooke Richardson, late of Florneastle, shire, maltster, at ten, at the Greyhound Inn, Horncastle. March L. Charles Clarke, now or late of Shrewsbury,! woollen-draper, at eleven, at the Castle-Inn, Slirewsbury. Feb, 26. Thomas Towle and Joshua (ac! - .;on, of Newgate , street, warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb: 28. Ezekiel Croydon, late of Stourbridge, Worcester, baker and maltster, at eleven, at the Crown-Inn,. Stour-. bridge. Feb. 28. Robert Walters Harper, late of Sutton, Yorkshire, dealer, at the White-Bear I sin, Cross Hills, Yorkshire. CERZIFICATES. . . Feb. 26. Owen Williams, late of 1 lolywAl, Flintshire, grocer. George Fleming, of Leyland, Lancashire, muslin-manufac turer. Phineas Barratt, of the Strand, goldsmith and jeweller. Michael Curtis and J. H. Alexander Scott, late of NVatling. street, wineand brandy,merchants. Francis Brogi, of Thanet.Place, Strand, Italian-merchant. • ]aines Craik, of t!niun,Court, Broad-street, insurance-broker.: Wm. Wilkins, of Wapping-Wall, grocer. • John Gillatt, Joseph Hawksworth, and Wm. Gillatt, nowt or hue of Sheffield, common brewers. Thomas Ewbarik, of Barnard Castle; Durham, woollen nufatiurer. Christopher Hodgson and A llatson Hodgson, late of Sunder.. land by the Sea, linen-drapers. Thomas Fowill, late of Warwick-street, Golden-square, tailor.' MAILS. 42itiv tn. Ult. Holland o • • - • !. -y - French =- . - • Harnburgh a. • • MP! , 4 PRICE OF S'T'OCKS, TM!: DAY AT TWILVK O'CLOCK. • CLMSOIS . 701 f THE SUN. •ULZM DICIRS PALSUM AUDILAT LONDON, FEDRU IRY 7, 1803. We received yestetday the Paris . Papers to the 3d init. The French Government seems anxious upon every occasion to display a spirit of rivablilp with this Country, and to endeavour, if' she cannot advance with celerity', in..the-*race,. at least to retard our progress : in other words, France seems determined to exclude the Manu. faatires• of Great Britain from every Country over which she possesses any influence. • General Ny..has presented a Note to the Executive Council ofthelielvetic*Republic, complaining that English Manufactures are imported into France front Swit zerland, and demanding the adoption of rigorous .measures to prevent the- continuance of this trade in future, What those rigorntri measures are to be, is not stated, but the General will probably suggest that the most effeElual plan 'to adopt, would be to forbid the importation of English Merchandize into Switzerland. The difficulty that has been experienced in compell. ing the Conscripts to join the Army, the apprehensions of the purchasers of National Domains, for the stabi_ lity of their property, and , the rumours which have been circulating in France respecting the intended changCs in Government, appear to have given some uneasiness to the First Consul, and therefore an article has been inserted in the MoNiteur, to en. lighten the public opinion upon these subjels ; to pacify the apprehensions of the purchasers of National Property, to encourage the Conscripts to lay aside the strange prejudices which they feel against being enrolled in the Army; and lastly, to assure those Fathers of Families, whose Sons have sailed for St. Domingo, that they may malc.e themselves per. feetly easy with respea to the fate of their Children. , A Letter from Vienna states, that a Courier had passed through that City, on his way to Constanti nople, with inatrualons to General BRUNE to de. mand of the Porte that it should cause Egypt to be evacuated by the English. There is a vague report in :one of the French Papers, that General ROCHAMBEAU has defeated the Blacks, and destroyed i 2,cm of them; but. it appears not to deserve any credit. The Funds are 58. to. On Saturday evening THEIR MAjerrtts had a Concert and Card Party at the' Quseres House, which was attended by the Marquis and Mar chioness of SALISBURY, Lady GEORGINA CECIL, Earl MORTON, and about ten others of the Nobility. Yesterday THEIR MAJESTIES , and the PRIN CESSES attended Divine Service in the Private Chapel in Buckingham-House, and heard a. Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. STRAc ttlt y, A great number of the ,Nobility attended Divine Service yestirday at the Chapel lidyal, The Bi shop of LONQQN read part of the prayers. The Sermon was ptcaqhc4 by the Rev, Mr, 1301” s, i YAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 5. • AtitIVED the Hazard Sloop of War, from Tor. bay ; the Diligence, Captain 'VAT rs, from Philadel. phia,qaden with oil, fustick, ore. hound to London; I I - the StviftiCapt. rAtimii,"from St. Michaels for London, with fruit ; and the Hope, from Waterfoui, laden with butter, for London. I PORTSMOUTH, Felt. 6. ARRIVED the Ship Eliza, Capt, HOL LNI All, from Demerary, which Island she left the 23d Dfcembet lair; in company with the Ship Genoa/Water, Capt. MiPnit AL, but parted with !Cr the next thYt the' Eliza runniag down the Coast of Barhadots, and the Central Hunt.er shaping &different co urse. On the loth December the. Ship Governor 41;101 sailed 'from Demerary "for Londorr, laden; but ft° other British Ship was suffered "to load, and several Guineamen who had carried Slaves there, in copse' quence departed in ballast. The American Shi e s were permitted to take rum and molasses, but no other produce. Arrived arctic Metherbank, and put under qta• rantine, the Swedish ship Breta Christiana, CARL. sox, from Alicant for Gottenburgh ; Danish ship Maria Magdalena, SCHULTZ, from Barcelon a, with wine, brandy, ; Spanish brig La Amista, GA. LIANO, `from Cadiz ) with wine and ' fru it, for Ostend. Arrived also, the tntio Brothers, TINDALL) Gosh I g n al t . e r 7 :n l i io;: n 9 e 7 ilot E ß Xjs l s t o d N it , ion, PARKER, and M ar : Generous Friend:, BRowc, fro fr m om ß S it u v n r d e- e i r i Sailed 'the William and Mary, CAtta., f6r Ile w " castle ; and Portsmouth, B uß N“Pp it I,ondon• The Sloop Sto'ar, front Christchurch, with 1)50 for this Port, in 2 sudden gust of wind, just n °l . / upset near the .harbour's mouth, , 'and, m3st . .tn; l °' choly to relate, two women and two children, stingers in the cabin, have perished; leinGdr;acaen.a, AR WIC 11, EEL 6. YESTERDAY afternoon 'the_ Earl of iflo' llt Packet, Capt. THONIPSO - N, and the Princt of ( alas - Capt. A; DeANE, sailed from hence, the f(lf tner with the Dutch Mail, and the latter with tl't em en Mail. • . ;.• ; DEAL, 6. r THE Hon. East India Company's Ship Cahear" then, Captain JOHN DOBREE, for St. Heleo a ni Bengal, came down this morning from the River) accompanied by the Nile Packer, and they both re* main. Yesterday the Duke of CUMBERLAND had a Seled Party to dine with him at his apartrivoto to St. 'JanWs's Palace. It i 9 Said that Sir SIDNEY SMITII and anothe r Gentlemani. are shortly to be sent to Egygt withs 3 Special Commission, M. Orro has, it is said, declined the Embas s i to the United States of America, in consequence ' l . l which General' BERNADOTTE has been appolWd s n his stead, who will set out immediately. The Dispatches for Bengal by the Carmarthen' also those by the Experiment, for Bombay, w ere , finally closed•at the East India House on 'SaturdaYr and delivered to their respeetive Pursers; • passengers per Carmarthen— 4r. James. Brown, neater Indigo; Mrs. Mary Buchanan, proceeding ro her husluntio the Rev..C. Buchanan; Miss Mary Ann Rice. Yassengers per Experiment—Miss lane Robertson , Nloss''' Edward Dennison, James Balfour Robertson. Letters from Gibraltar of the loth ult. state, the Garrison was then quiet and regular as It'd' The three ringleaders in the late disturbances were:, shot on the. Grand Parade on the 4th, in presence or the whole Garrison, who were under arms on th e occasion. ,The firing party was drawn by lot froi_o the men of the 25th Regiment. The unhappy sor ferers manifested great contrition • for their, crime , and acknowledged the justice. of -their servenc . e: which seemed to make a deep impression en f,_ ll troops, who, as, usual, were afterwards mardied files past the dead bodies. • nf that • The 9 . 6 th Regiment, lately, t h e. 2LI Battalion „ e s the sul, now at Chatham Barracks,•is under 0. fur lreland.—The 79th Regiment, in four tlivis:c'n;el last week marched through Glasgow, on, their 1 00 , to Ireland.—The 15th, 46th, and 62d, are unde r orders for Jamaica, iroin Ireland. The KING and QUEEN Of ETRURIA. arrive` Florence on the t 3th ult. On'ihe nekt day Por i was sung in honour of the happy -return of Thel f Majesties. Mr. JEFFEasotv, the President of the United. States of America, having received the Lett er and ' Diploma of Foreign Associate, addressed to him is the name of the National Institute, has answered' • that he accepts the title as a proof of the FraternitY which unites in one Family all those who cultivate the Sciences, whatever part of the Globe they :nay. inhabit. • . Mr. WALsti, one of the Messengers of the Se. cretary of State's Office, arrived at I3~rver on Wednesday night, with a Foreigner named YaAN PISCO BADINI, whom he gave in charge to an Officer there, that he might be sent OW Ot t" kingdom by the first vessel. Mr. BADINI, Wh° has been in England upwards of thirty year 4, slpeilk s and writes English like a • native. Sonic Year s ago, he was the Dramatic Poet of the Opera.housei ant compuied many Italian Operas, )