The Sun. — London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

er~,*M! From the LONDON GAZETTE, March z 6, z 80. St. .7airleei, March TEIO3. The King was this day pleased to confer the lionour of Kjighthood on William Paxton, EN. William Blizzard, Fsci. and Charles Backe, Eoc. Wbiiihall,' March' z 6, x Ro-p has been pleased to appoint Mr. Pa.' trick Fotheringham, to the Office of Commissary of the Con missarint of Otlcncy and Zetland, in .the'room of Mr. lame 3 Ste Wart, deceased. , • Orakante Uwe, March 24; Igc3 t Riga! Regiment of Artillery. First Gentleman Cadet Alexander Drury to be Secortd4.leu..- tenant, vice A. Fleming, promoted. Dated Match _ls, Ilk 3. Seeolld Gentleman Cadet SaMuel Rudyerd to be Second • Lieutenant, vice G.. Cobbe, promoted. Dated as above. 'T, Gentleman Cadet George Lear to be Second Lieu tenant, vice A. Eigar, promoted. Dated as above. fourth Gentleman Cadet K.errelni Digby to be Se&nd Lieutenant, vice T. Rawlings, promoted. Dated as above. Fifth Gentleman Cadet William Bentham to be Socprid Lieu tenant, vice F. Gordon, prcrnoted. Dated It 3 übove. Hugh Croke, Gent. ;o be a Lieutenant-Commissary in the corps of Gunner Drivers.' Dated March 10, 1803. • Ira, -0 Xce March 26, 030- , • 4th Regiment of Dragooii Ginads,. Surgeon Henry Irvine, trom Half-pay of ,the late 23r1 Light Dragoons, to be Sim. geon,.vice Taylor, who exchanges. • 12th Regiment of Light Drz,igoons, Cornet Richard /I. Rini to be"Lietnenant, by purchase; vice Caton, who retires. 1;01 DittO; HotpitA- Mate - Lewis to be Assistant- Snrgeoii, 16th Ditto, Charles Hill Hall, Gent. to he Cornet, by pur. Oast!, vice Hughes, appointed in the 6ath Foot. 2oth Ditto, Assistant.Stirgeon Thomas. Hickson, frnm the. 4th Fhot, .to be Ai6isrant - -Fiurgeon, vice Coates, who .resigns. • 27tli Ditto, Lieutenant fames,Santlys to he Captain, by put aise, vice Stuart, promoted in the 96th Foot. 3d Regiment of. FQ.CIt G U:tiaS, Ensign Robert Dalrymple to • be Lieutenant, by. purchase, vii-e Reclhe4, who retires. 4th Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Creed, who retires. Ensign James C. 141gLil .39,1 Act Lieutenant,„ by purchase, vice Hernans, pro. muted. Assistant- Sur , " -- Featherstone, front the 246 Foot, to be Asststarit4tirgeon, vice Hickson, re ..- .moved to-the loth Light Dragtions. 24th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Leppert. from the 64th Foot, to ha Lieutenant, vice Crofton, who exchanges. Hospital- Alate William D - yason to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Fea. 'theft:a:Onne, removed to the 4th Foot. 26th Ditto, Peter. Alexander Zuill, Gent. ,to be Ensign, by purclks,., vice fetterys, promoted in theptlf Foot, 3 k.st Ditto, Major Henrylareco to be- Lieutenant-Cotonel, by purchase, , vice M,'Morclo,, who retires. Captain Mey rick !Iltawe, liont the 76th'Foot, to bq Major, by purchase, . • ..1,'7111 Ditto,. William Gamble, -Gent, to be Ensign, by put - . clia,c, vice G übbins,. promoted. 40 , 1 Ditto, .Robert Maxwell, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. ; chase, vice.Archliall, d iromotect: 51st Ditto, Captain t crick ~Sparkes, fTern .the - ts( West ,'looks Regialtiit,'4o be Captain, vice Fleming, vvho. ex changes. - 54th, Ditto, Lieutenant John (:alpine;. to be Captain-Lieute , bAnt, by purchase, vice Dane,, who, retires... 57th Ditto, hobo taintotth, (h to be Ensign, by put vice Fowler, promoted. . .• both Ditto, Robert Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign, by put. chase, Ensign I. Bartoli, trout LoWenstein's Levy, to be Ensign:. - • 64th Ditto, Lieutenant Frederick Crofton, from the 24th root, to be Lieutenant, vice Lepper, who exchanges. 6611 . 1.,Ditto,..Edward Carlyon, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. ? chase, vice Whittinghatry, promoted in the 9th Foot. .67th lisArt . olam foot, Alexander qleck, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrehase, vice Chester, promoted in the sth Foot. • , • Robert Carey, Gent, to bit Assistant-Surgeon, vice Quart . ley, ret Loved. to the t.•:J.t Garrison Battalion. 7 tst Ditto, Lieutenant Cbirles Talbot, from Half-pay of the ' . Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice •Marder, who exchange!, receiving the dillerence. .__• Carries_ , .. . 79th Ditto, Ensign laes Campbell, from the 72d Foot,. to he Ensigo, without ptirChase, iice.Catiteroo,promoted. ,}iii Ditto, Chat les Walker, • Gent., to be Ensign, by pur , diase; vice Rutidinian, promoted., • , . Sviii Ditto, Cornet Thomas Flenling, faint the 3d I)ragoons, to be Lieittenarit.,.by purehase, v . ice'Cliaplalit ' who retires. Richard Croker•Rose, Gent. to be Ensii;, , n, - by .purchase, • vice, Boyd,. promoted. . . 90th Ditto, Lieutenaut .IF.neas Anderson, front Half.pay of the 4oth Foot, to be Lidutenant i , vice PoWer, who ex - -changes, . , 93d Ditro, Surgeon I ;ones M'F a rf ane, from '11aIl'•-pay of the • tstlt• loot, to be Surgeon, vice Catripbelf", - dee , .:a4ed. 94 th Ditto, 'Williatti:Balvaird, Gent. to be Bastin, by put . chAt, vice Carnfiltell, prinnoted. 95th Ditto, Sycony Lieutenant George. Atter to be First li Lieutenant, hini ieutenant, by purce, vice Etlitionsto e, promoted. 96th Ditto, Ensign Henry Heneage• St. Pat , from the6otli Poet, to be L,ieutenarit, by purchasT, vice Dingley, pro. to.ned. , - • . It West India Regiment, Captain James Fletning, from the Ost Coon, to be Captain, vice Sparks, who exchanges. 6th-',Ditto' V , Lieutenant Wi I barn Woodgirte, from Half.payof Alt:, othoot, to be peutenant, vice Black, who exchanges, • receiving the dilferenee, - Colot".fil John Fiitier's Corps of Foot, ---- Henry Odium, Gent.. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kingsley, pro- ITICit C 4. ' , • . sth Ito al GartisOn Battalion; Captain - Michael John Grace, from the ist Battalion, to be Capt.*. • ' 'BARRACKS. • Henry Straelley,kmiel, Ehq, Captain on half-pay of the Sri.. West lndia Regiment,. to be Barrack-Master in Great Britain, 'vice WinChestet, id-signed. ' . . ' ~ Bieber Coltlemorand Yeomanry Cetvg/ry.. Atraharn Sinith, Gent, to be Cornet. ' ' C.ii - ilitCriiiilinicit and Yeomanry Capaloy, lolm Wood, Jun. Gent: to be First Lieutenant, vice Vaugh. ban, who resigns: . John Siunuel, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Valighttn, promoted. ' tst Devon Reginunt,of l'aluntecr Cavalty. tietitolant joint Fortcactie t i t be Captain-Lieutenant. Sonel - set4bire Gentlrmen and leurnanry Cavalry. Liententtilt:e i t)iooet Lord Porchestei to be Colonel, vice •Lord'Soltiervilloi who resigns Cbatte: Kernyst 'rynte, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Lo <1 Porchester. 11-,Atniit; Lethbridge, to be Major, vice Sir I'. Hales, V: iio retign. Cor:;;.-t Holman to be LiCutcniutt, vice Pu4lPrO,.who te'alt,tlS, StriliagGenilemen and Yeomanr.Y Cava4. I.shn Murray, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Burd, who resigns. Warwick Vahrnotr Cavally . T44lwatd Srnithe. Gent 7 to be Cornet, vice Wallington t who reSti,i;A }FI hAire Writ Riding dentlemoran;l Yeomanry Cavalry, wili ta rn Bea, . to be Cornet, viaa Stanitbub, who re— signs. • C, , i,.missl , 2tisrrigmed 4y His AfajesVs. Lord Lieuiprant for the Couto q Octiforcl. Tcs - Deputy Lieutenants Rielatnl Oriabk,r, Jun. Xt q. flared Oe.c.' 24, 'doz. lohn Parker, lisc Dater( jan. 5,, rifq. Godfrey. Thornton, Ekrj. Dat&l, rgarch.2,, £moti4il6 , ): i,t 11.,t , 'Hampshire illliitia, signed 4y she Lord L tuttnipil, North HAttalion—Stiplicn Terry, Esq. to be' t'aptai4. Lttitcrt t•eb. r9,` 1803.. Percival f.trwia, , i..sq, tole-ditto. ,I)ated as above. . . South Battalion. —Barrington Pope Black tdrd, Esq. to be Captain (by iniatake before Caudal 'Robert . Riackford). Dated I..kt. zg, )803. loseph Rettesporth, Ft.q. to be ditto. Dated Feb. i 9, !Boa. lohn White, 1..4q. to be disco. Dazed a. abov e . ethanisiion in ibe isle of Wight Militia, signed 6y the Right flooou , able Mutat Lord Bohan, Governor a.J she raid Maud, j f 00l -March 19, iBo3. n Delgartio, Eq. to be Caplain. animist/on in Me DMtifries Regiment of North Britilh Mi. tigned bi the Lord Lieutehant. Dated March 313, ato3. Contm..ttreot bt the Inverness, &e. Regiment of Notth Mihtia, signed by the ig,rd Lieutenant. Dated Deco:4er 24, riou, . ArchiWd Macdonald; - trent. to he Lievatnant. Conntissioms in t/e Argyii aid Bore Reitri'ient of North British Militia, signed by tife Lord Lieutenant. Dealt's( Nt/t..ernber 1, . • , To be Colonel--john Campbell, Esq. To be Major-john Campbell, Esq. - To,be Captains-zP,upjd cgaplKll, bell, Esqq. Archibald Campbell, Esq. lohii Campbell, Esq. Walter Campbell, E4q• • , - To be Lieutenants ---Heigh Stevenson, Cent; Alexander Maclean, Gent.' john Maclean, Gent. Dougald Maclean, Gent. Archibald Mac l'hun, Gent. , Arthur Forbqh Gent i Robert-Campbell, Gent. ETo be Ensigns-IP.itrick M'Arthur, Gent. -- Carnp. bell, Gent. 'Alexander Camthron, Gent. • siguri by His 41:140eify. Daid,..047. is, ISoz. To be Adjutant--fairies Lang, Gent. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 5. Thomas Donnifion, of Prescott-street, Good shan'tields, Nliddlescx, rlerchant. • BiINKRUPTS. %V;lliam Hance, of Tooley-street, Southwark, Surrey, Mer chant, to surrender March 2g, - at twelve, April i 6, and May 7, at one, at Guildhall, Lofton. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three. Crown-court, Southwark. Williain Stokes, late of Old Broad-street, Merchant, March 29, April 7, and May 7,, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Allen Bering, .Lawrence Poultney-hill. George Sly, of Wanstead, Essex, Stock-Broker, March 29, at one, April 1, at twelve, arid May 7, at one, at Guild : . London. Attorney, Mr. Bigisfield, Bouveriti-street, t met . Francis George, of Panteague, Monmouth, Coal-merchant, April t, 3, and May 7, at eleven, at the Beaufort-Arms, Monmouth. Attornies; Messrs. Tourle, Palmer, and • Pugh, Gray's-Inn, London, and Mr. Phillpotts, Mon. mouth. Thomas lititchon s of Colernan-street, London, Merchant, March 29, April 16, arid May 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smedley', Aldersgatc-street. Richard Rome, late of Penryit, Cornwall, Merchant, April ir, tz, and May 7, at eleven, at Wynn'e New Hotel, ltd. mouth. Attornies, Messrs. Sbepliard and Adlington, Gray's-Inn-square, London, and Mr. James Tippet, Solicitor, Falmouth, John f ßichinond, late of Skerton, Lancaster, Gardener, April 4, at 'five, 5, at eleven, and May 7, at five, at the • Royal TY ak, in Laneaster: Attornies, 11Ir. Icahn Lemth . wane, .Solicitor, Lancaster, and Mr. lopsun, London. Benjamin Acocks, of Rol Lion -street, Red Lion-square, Middlesex Cal-merchant, April 2,9, and May 7. at , eleven, at Guildhall, .London. - Attornies, Messrs. Co. kayne and Taylor, Lyon's-Inn, and Colenian-street. . DIVIDENDS. April 23. Michael Pratt, ofDarlingron, Durham, Druggist, at twelve, at - Graildhalli London. .Ap.ril 23. lame; Marshall and. Joshua Trewinnard, of Cherry Garden-street„; Berinondaey, -Surrey, Brewers, at one, at Guildhall, London. April 23. john Stainsby, Curnhill, LOndon, Woollen draper, at twelve, at. Guildhall. April 23. Robert Chipcliase, of the Poultry, Loudon, • LinenAraper, at eleven, at G uildliall. April 2.3. Edmrrd Parker, of Little Turnstile, Holborn, Middlesex, - ::tvkan's- mercer, atone, at Guildhall, London. 11,1a37 28. ohn Lait,•of Brighton, 'Sussex, Builder, ar ten, at Guildhall,. London.. • • . April 26. Richard Barker, of Wellingborough, Northamp ton, Common Carrier, at ten, at Girittiroil, London. April 30. Richard Edwards, of Morgan-lane, Tooley irtrset,,Southwark, Brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guild- hall, - London. April 23. Samuel Annisley and Philip Johnson, of the 80. rough of Southwark, Surrey., Grocers, at twelve, at Guild. hall, London. July 2- Thomas Mane. of Aalbrook, London, Merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 29. Hugh Hamill. of Cateaton-street, London, Linen draper, .at ten, at Guildhall.- • Anti l 1.6. William Sutton, ofSalters'-Hall-Ccourt, London, Merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.. April zs. Thomas Quiet:Sall, late of Kingston-upon- Ull , Dealer, at four, at the White Tavern, in Kingston-upon. May 2. Thomas Strickland and - Swinton Colthurst Hol land, of Liverpool, Lancaster,. Merchants, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. April 22. . john Trernlett, of , Exeter, Draper, at ten, at the Old London Inn; Exeter. • April 2t. John:Daniel 'Cailler, Daniel Caillar, and Charles - Frederick Cailler ' late of Exeter, Merchants, at eleven, at the. Bear Inn, in Exeter.. April 15. Thomas Whitaker, late of Kighley, Yorkshire, Innkeeper ' .at twelve at rite Devonshire Arms, in Kighley. April 23. James Palcithly, of Wood-street, Clicapside, London, Druggist ' ,at tea, at Guildhall. April 25. Henry Mitchell, of Gosport, Southampton, Rope-maker, „ at . e . leven, at the Dolphin Inn, in Gosport. May 3. lames.pairmer of the City Chatnbers, Bishops. gate-street, London, Merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April ;6. Nicholas Nowell, of fleet-street,: London, Ha berdasher' at one, at Guildhall. • • April 26. Christopher Lance and Peter Auber, of Gould. square, Crutched-friars, London, Flour-factors, at eleven, at Guildhall. • April 2.3. John Wheatley, of Mark lane, London, Corn lador, at ten at Guildhall. . May 3. lohn Turnbull, John Forbes,.. Robert Allen Craw. ford, and David Skene, of litoad-street, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. April 23. John Larnbard, of 'Fenchurch.street, flour-mir. . chant, at ten, at G • May 3. Thomas Harris, late -of Princes-street, London, at ten, at Guildhall. . April 2 0 . Thomas Huxley, late of Worcester, 'vintner, at clever), at the Ctown and Sceptre; Worcester; CERTIFICATE.. April t6..Thomas.Peirsonand William Salmon, of Russia. row, Milk -street, Irish fadors. Bacon 13entfield, late of Yarmouth, liquor.-merchant. Henry Pedlar, (V 13ath, woollen-draper. Thomas Berger, late of Coekspur-street, hatter and hosier. Thomas Clifton and Thomas Strode, of Lambeth, engine. makers. William Mercer, of Tunbridge, Kent, miller. MMIS. DUE. ARRIVED. Holland French o - Hamburgh PRI CE I OF STOCK, THIS DAY Ar TINKLY/ O'CLOCK. Consols - . 65 a66a 65 THE SUN. 101.1 M QUlii DlCk)tli 71L111)111 , 41/DZAT L. N ,1) ON, Ml 4 leC II: 28, 1863. Yesterday morning, Mr. HUNTETt g the Messen ger arrived at Lord HAWKESBURY'S Office, with Dispatches from Lord Wilitwoant. We do not pretend to be acquainted with their, contents ; but, as lylr. kftsturea has hitherto been only employed between Calais acid Paris, the circumstance of his being sent here with Dispatches, inclines, us to at tach some importance to them. A French Mes senger arrived at the same time with',Dispatches for Gentral ANDRIOS6I". WE received restetdAy ParitPaler! of the 20, and this morning those of the 24.thiine. I —•,..... C....... ar1......... nr,rs g rrys ilia, in toollittPrit.i. %did! we received some time ago, that the French - are sending very large reinforcements to their forces in Italy. The famous ?ASWAN Octal; appears to be on the point of again commencing Hostilities against the Porte ; he has advanced with 5000 men to the Frontiers of Wallachia ; but the Hospodar, Prince YPbILANTI, has made the most formidable prepara tions for his reception, and has confided the Com mand of his Troops to Count BELLAVAL, who was formerly a General in the Polish Service. The EMPEROR, itis now stated, confines himself to a request, that the deinand. he before made for the addition of a number of new Votes to the Col lege of Princes shall be taken into consideration by the Diet; and separated from the discussion on the general Conclumm. It does not appear that any very serious obstacle will be thrown in the way of the final termination of the business of thelndemni ties, although the EMPEROR will doubtless maktivery exertion to obtain a sufficient number of new votes to be added to the College of Princes, in order , to counterbalance the increased influence in that body, which has accrued, by means of the new arrange ment, to the House of Brandenburg. 'The Dutch Oov . ern'ment is stated to have been of. ficially informed, that War was declared by the DEY of ALGIERS against the French Republic, on the i 6th of January. The aft of Mediation respeaing Switzerland, has, 'according to letters froM Basle, been carried into execution in all !the Cantobs of that Country, The Moniteuris entirely filled with the dry unin. teresting proceedings of the Legislative Body and the Tribunate. The French Funds are 55. 90. A Dutd) Alai/ reached Town this morning. We have ex t rattcd an article from the Ltyden Gazette, which is of a much more pacific tendency than the one which we laid before our Readers on Saturday ; but . witich , of course cannot be founded upon any better information than we have, in this Country. The wish for the continuance of Peace we believe o be equally sincere in Holland as it is here, where people form, their opinions at present more upon what they wish than what they know. Saturday morning Hts MAJESTY, attended by General MANNERS, rode to Ascot Heath, and there mct the Earl of SANDWICH, and a numerous field of Gentlemen Sportsmen. At half past ten the Royal Deer was turned out of the cart for the day's diversion. At first setting off, this famous deer tan with great swiftness across Ascot Race Ground, through Sunning-Hill Bogs, by Kings. Beach Hill, towards Bagshot ' taking to the right by Tow er Hill an d Czsar's Camp; and was taken ;n a farm yard by Easthamstead Park; after a run of atr hour and three..quarters. The day being very warm, the hounds and the deer were so much tired that they could not run much farther; this deer was taken in the very same farm ground the last time before, when hunted; the day's sport was grand, all in those beautiful dif. terent rides in the Forest. • HER MAJESTY and Their Royal Highnesses the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and ELI iAIIETH, attended by Mrs. DRAKE, took an airing in two phaetons by Englefield-Green and ggham.' Their Royal Highnesses the Pit INV USES SOPHIA and AMELIA, attended by the Hon. Mrs. HAR. coutt-r, took an ailing on horseback in Windsor Great Park.f Yesterday Morning the ROYAL FAMILY, at. tended by General MANNERS, General and Nirti.' HAacotritY, Mn. DRAKE, ant Mis 3 walked to St. George's Cathedral, where they heard an excellent Sermon, preached by Dr. HALM,- from St. John'is Revelations, Chap Verse i a. After ' the Sermon the Royisr. FAMILY took an airing to Frogmore. Yesttrday Their Royal Highnesses the DUKEtof YORK and CuXsusxt.Aatts paid a morning visit to the PRINCESS MARY ) who is a great deal better, but did not go out.' The Countesses UXBRIDOE and CHISTRRFIELD, and Viscountess CRANLEY, paid their respeds at the Queen's:House. Yesterday the Rev.'iVie. Houses, the new Sub. dean, perfostneci the Morning Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's for the first time. The Sermon was preached by . thet,iiishop.of - ROcirESTER. There will be a * Lovee . it St. James's on Wed. nesday next. Sikurday a grand' Dinner was given, at the Lon don Tavern by the American Merchants, to Rums luo, Esq. the Atnericarr Ambassador at' this Court, who is on his return , to America. The CH AOC ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Lord HOSART t and several other distinguiAed characters, were • 44 present. The Dispatches for Sr. George by the Ship Unior, were finally closed at the Ent Indiadlouse on Sa turday, and delivered to the Purser., PASSP,NcERS, PER UNION, Miss F 4 Macintosh, proceeding to her fritrAs ,in J3engal ; Messrs. G. F. Kernpster, A. Macqueen, W. Gooch, E. Denier, T. Marrett, C. D.. Carteret, Ross, 'P. W. Dawson, D. Stewart, W. Codly, and Hun. E. Lindsay ) Cadets, PRINCE WILLrAt.t of GLOUCEETER proceeds from Copenhagen to Berlin, and thence to Vienna and Italy. CovENTRX ECECTION.— , At the close of the on Saturday, the numbers were, For PE•rx,x,,lVlooAx, Esc. . G. F. STRATTON, k.sq, • ! j .6 Detachments from the 4th and 70th Regiments on Thirs(l,,y arrived at 'Canterbury, for' the - put. renew /Irina 'ineirnicloti in rho new ni NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MARcu 26. ARItIVID the Rosario, of 20 guns, Capt. W. MouNsilY, from Egypt and Malta, SS days passage. with Dispatches, which were immediately landed and arwarded to the Admiralty. Arrived the French Sloop La Petit Joseph, Capt. PEkR ICON, from St. Maims ; brings no particular news; the Master states that the general opinion in France is, that hostilities with this country will not take placd. Sailed the Ranger Revenue Cutter, Captain FR AS ER, to itle Eastward, on Admiralty Service also the Good Intent, Captain HEPBURN ) for.Trini • dad and Grenada. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 27. SAILED His Majesty's Ship il/cment, for the Westward, on the Impress Service. , Arrived the Fly, GR E EN, and Sleedavitik 14 1 ' Ns, from London ; Sally, To PP LE it, from Solder*. • land ; and .E/eans;-, DIME ELL; from Ni,"*ltle• The Warrior Transport is come into flarbout. His Majesty's Ship Arrow is gone out of At Harbour to Spithead. Arrived this evening . frotu the ,East Indies, Ha Majesty's Ships. La Sy4ille and Brioyiice, but no boat having landed, we are not ixifortned where they left the Piaor;oxt ; but as she was- ordered to go to Plymouth, we presume she is put into that Porr. HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK. A Boat' frost the Err is arrived , by which . we learn - that the 'Ship said to be La Syb;lii Ova . to be the 4nzrlia, from the Ealtward, and that al Eulrydire left the riileriour and La Sjbille at Lit ban, into which t'ort they had put leaky, and that the/ mete riot in a condition to leave that to with safety. DOTER, MARCH 27. A Packet and two Passaic Vessels arrived 0. 0 France last night. Mr. HUNTER, a Kinkel' Mik senger, and a French Messenger, came In thil former, and each of them brought Dispatcher. The Passengers continue to report, that the Jr neral belief and conversation at Patii is, that 00 0 will be no War. lIARWICH, MARIO! Ore Tux Primer V Waifs Post-Office Packet. -ch•pt. HYMN, strived from fielvoetaluys, With the Deal Mail of yesterday. Panics D a RwsAst, a Genera in the Austrian service, an d wai l w ho Cieritle; men, came passengers. The Prince Royal Packet, Capt. A OlO DUN*, and the MIT Gasp, Capt. PHt j! DIANN, sailed hence this morning ; the format with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mailest, and. the latter for Heivoetsluys, with the Dutch Nigla DR4L, MARCH 27. Attisysn from the Nore, and sailed throve 6 ' o ! Portsmouth, the Sjit b Sloop of War, and COO Gun.brig. Came down last night from the River, the Hoft l cast India. Company's Ship Earl Nowt, and thit : Calcutta this morning, both of which have air 4, proceeded on their respedive voyages ; and like'. wise ,the Wexford, Capt. W. S. CLARK ) foe dras and China. The Admiralty Board on Saturday isstica Ode rs for granting Protdlions to the crews of all ves't's indiscriminately that have cleared out at the CLIP tom. house, against impress , the application for pr° - , teaion is to be accompanied by the Certificate 0 ; Clearance, in order that the benefit may be dontine to those vessels in readiness for sea. The folloving Ships are intended to seive Floating BIMCfICS at the mouth of the Thames a nd Medway : Teiel Leyden, Didatka GUNS. ▪ 68 . 64 yttetit Ambuscade itoinulus Mercury cv?“' 3 6. 3 6 3 6 2,3 Batavier , - S 4 Basehomer - 541 The BataniiitDidator, Romulus, and Mittsql. are not yet commissioned, but are cape-tied to bell the Course of a few days. The kaki/Wk. 1 " Flitter are ready for sea. Of the Ships first commissioned at Plymouth, th s four following Sail of the "Line are completely 044 for sea, vii..the Malta, Plantagenet, Sisartiott, Tonnant. The Mars and Conqueror are in great for' wardneii. . be The rifle de Paris and Sr. Plot Of t 12 0" , t Temeraire cf 98, arid the Canopus of 84-, are orarre, into Commission at Plymouth ; and the Royal , 0 d reign of 142 guns, Primo, Printer of Ifiesitti Windsor Castle of 98 guns, at Portsmouth. Yesterday the fineness of the day drew intror se crowds to fly& Park: The Walk and Kensigton- Gardens were thronged with Pedestrians, whilc the Ride and Drive were equally fi lled with kfursem et ; and Carriises. There was an immense display Rank, Oashion and Beauty. itirked 1 / A troop of Horse Artillery aft Claw-- t