The Sun. — London, England, 1803-05-23 00:00:00

This Day was published, 'Price is. 6d. or per Dozen, !Dedicated to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln), THE CHRISTIAN FAITH : or the Cate chism of the United Church of England and Ireland, briefly proved and explained from Scripture : addressed prin cipally to Parents, Masters of Families, and Instructors of Youth. - ' By the Rev. SAMUEL TURNER, A. M. Chaplain to the Earl of Scarborough, Rector of Rothwell, Lincolnshire, and Vicar of Attenborough cum Brarneote, in the County of Nottingham. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, strartd. This Day was published, In One Volume, Quarto, Price 16s. in boards N HARMONY of cite EPISTLES c; AN the Ho) I.Y APOSTLES t to which is added, a Sum. /nary of the Entire. By the Rev. PETER ROBERTS, NI.A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Deighton, at Cambridge; and j. Cooke, at Oxford. THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INTO TURKEY, SYRIA, AND EGYPT. • This thy - was published, In One-Volume ' Quarto, price Two Guineas and a Half, in Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engray. ings, from Drawings taken on the Spot, ffiRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, ...IL SYRIA, and across the Desert into EGYPT. during the Years 1799. !800, and ao.t, in Company with the Turkish Army and the British Military Mission, which was sent from this Country into Turkey, under the Command .of General Kok z ; cPritaining Details of the Proceedings and Opera tions of the Turkish Army undcr.the Command of.the Grand Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Accounts of the present State of, those Parts of the Turkish Empire. • • 7 • To which are annexed, MetiOrelogical journal, andObscrvations on the Plague, And on the Diseases of the Turks. By WILLIAM WITTMAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the Mission, and upwards of two Years Physcian to the Grand Vizier and the prin. cipal Officers of thc 'Eurkish,Army. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard. _ . LONDON THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULOUS CITY IN THE WORLD, On Monday, May 30th, will be published, A.. New Edition, correelen to the present Time, illustrated with a largo Modern Map of London, %vitli another Map of the Ehvirons; and .embellished with several Views, rice ss: bound in red, r t • HE PICTURE of LONDON for 0303 ; • being a • Full and Correct Description of the British Mc tropolis, and of its Vicinity ; and a Faithful Guide to all its Curiosities, - Amusements, Exhibitions, Public Institutions, and whatever is remarkable anti deserving of Notice; with a great. Variety of ll seful Tables; crintaining the-Hackney-coach Fares; Lists. of Streets, JIM* and COilee-houses, Churches, • 'Vublic•ollites Sze: - : • . . It is impossible, in the compass of .an Advertisement, to enumerate the great number of useful Topics which are treated of in this small Volume, but it may suffice to observe, that a total Stranger may, by means of it, become better acquainted with the British Metropolis in a few days, than many thousands of intelligent persons who have reside :l in it during Many years . Printed Ibr , R. Phillips, • No. 7 r, St. Paul's Church yard, and sold - by every Bookseller Mille United Kingdom. and at ' she Bars - chill the Principal Cone-houses in London. Of whom May be had, by the same Editor. I. A (;elide to the Watering and Sea-bathing Places ; with Sixty Maps and . Views,. price i2S. in. boards. 2. A Guide , to Paris, on the same Plan as the Pidure of London, price Ss. bound. _ -....—... NEVER lILFORL_PUBLISHED. In the Press, anti in May will be published, in Five Vols. elegantly printed in thick Post Ociavo, Price 21. in boards, decorated with Portraits, by Caroline Watson, and with lac Similes ; also a common Edition in Five Volumes, Deny ilino. Price ass. in boards, THE LETTERS and other WORKS of the Right. Honourable LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, now first published, by Permission, from the original Manuscripts in the possession of the most Noble tho Marquis of Unto; none of which have hitherto been printed, excepting an imperfett•Copy of the Letters from Constanti nople, and some of the Poems. , These Volume's contain her Ladyship's Correspondence at ditkrent periods of her Life, via. 1. Before the year 17i6. .ttionivyta Embassy to Constantinople, front 1716 to 1718. . 3. With her Sister, the Countess of Mar, while resident *t Twickenham, between 1720 and 17:,5. 4. With Mr. Wortley, and her Daughter, the late Coun. toss of flute, during her residence irl France and Italy, be tween the sears 1739 and 1761. 5. Also Original Poems and Essays, in French and Eng. fish, by her Ladyship. • To the wholes prefixed Authentic Memoirs of her Life, fly !AMES DAI.LAWAY, M. B. Interspersed with Letrers hitherto unpublished, ftoin Pope, Voting, Fielding, and other distinguished Charaders. Printcd for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. WATERING ANT) SEA-LATHI NG. PLACES. With Sixty., Maps and Views.. In the Press, azd on the 3oth instant will be published, price us. itt 'boards, illustrated with one, two, and three Views of all the .principal Places, with a Plan of each Place audits Environs, and with other appropriate Naps, • APRACTICAL GUIDE to all the WATER ING. and SBA BATHING PLACES, including the usual Tour in Wales, and a concise' Description of the Lakes of Cumberland. This Work contains every species of useful and cireunt *feudal Information relative to the l iresent state of the tot. lowing Places, and their Ns pc eti ve cighbOurhoods, adapted to the use of Visitors and occasional Residents. Abeiystwith I larrowgate Sheldon Bath Hastings Southend Bognor Isle of Wight Southampton Brighton 'LON Regis . Swansea Bristol Hot-Wells, &c. Ly mington Teignmouth Jlrnadstairs Pd mlvvrn Tel ; by Buxton Margate Tunbridge Cheltenham Matlock Weym9ttth Cromer Ramsgate . Worthing Eastbourne 'Scarborough •Yarmolith. Besides an ITINE RA ICY of all the, usnal Routes and Post Roads from London, and from one Place to another, intaspersed with loc'al Descriptions; ancl an Appendix con. taming Medical Observatidus on Sea-bathing, and on the Uses and Properties of the varions 'Mineral Waters. Printed for Richard Philips No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to he had of the /33W:sellers at all the Watering and Sea-bathing Places. 'Ot whom may beliad, by the same Editor, s. The Guide to Loncitin, for ISo3, price ss. 2. The Guide to Paris, for 1503, price ss. Both ofthem illustrated with a variety of Maps•and Views. .This Day was published; in ono Volume Syn. ilrice6s. 6d; in boardii. ___•- Dediea;ed iSf Permission to filer Serene 1-Ugline s s theitr. griiyine of ANSPACH, ifcc. LIO ; or, a Discourse (Ai Taste. Addressed 1... , to a. Lady, A xicw Eclitiott, ilitLoracti by. Nun:s, Atlct.llotcao3llll QuotaLioits, ati.ipteil to the present Lra, Uy J. MATFIEW, Dqlnty Lieutenant or the County, and late C:let3in in the §utitti Battalion of MAilitsex 'Autfra <4f Letters, written during the ' War in Ind m, Polit“..ii Ott dtures, tns. Bye._ 'Fev . WOrks have been more popular, or nil throngh a greater number of Editions than C LI() : It has, 11, welter, for _borne years been out of print, and since thu day:: of n 4 Author, such a variety of Revolutions have oec;prred In the eiretintstonces of the World, that some e)ueirlition appeared Atecesri in order to produce the cad intended by the Pubhcatiop In the humble hope of contributing, in a degree to this ohjed, the present edition is Mile& tu Ity htkred to the Public: ‘vith the addition Of Notes on s o me pans of the Text, ;hi tch ,appe - 4441 lot pettedly applicable, to the present Era 41;Sieetiotes dt:cee:ied and living Per. donates, atiduFattmamples of asserted tads ; and Quota tio»s from Authors Tilva have writtint on the subjedsof Uenins, anti 'the. Vine ft its, Tilt ease atut , tantilLitiay: a tycrin - smtot.lt :be Work is we eautnt fait et nein,. 4 0 4elvng to every prison of WO And train being treonthstrust thiotint4ilitsns, quedatioN tit tits: teatned I, rr-:,,iages, it will pfoaibly prove peculiarly icceptahla 14; Ladies t to Whom sr is Wire . partietttirly endreserd. • • S LI f.nriginan and 14.C6L Videttifiratt-ftivil #riiPtY . 4 Aidatns, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR E I beg you will, thiough your Paper, make the . L6AD PROVOST of Edinburgh, and also the Public in general who may be interested in the cause of humanity, acquainted, that I have grear reason to believe that the young man of the name of RioasAv, mentioned in a Letter from the Secretary to, the Municipality of Grenoble to the . LORD PROVOST, and inserted in your Journal of the . sth curt. is son to a Captain RAMsAY who commanded a itussandi of Cavalry in the Rohilla War, under. the comm . ind of Sir ROBERT ABERCROMDI% This Gentleman returned to Europe about the time mentioned in the Extratt from Grenoble, but what is become of him since I Ivuow pot. These particulars may be useful in procuring additional information, if not already obtained. I remain, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, Loadvi, May 17, 1803• AN OFFICER. From thr.LO.NDON GAZETTE, Ala) 2I 1803. lf:ir.O.pre, Ala" 21, 1243. isth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet and Adjutant John Bantford to have the tank of Lieutenant. Cornet 'rho- tills IVitligiq I. Griffiths to be Lieutenant, without pur. chase, vice Deni s appointed Bayn . l4Stet to the Regiment. 2,41 Battalion of the Ist Regiment or foot, Lieutenant john Birmingham to be Captain, by!purehase, vice Barnes, pro muted. Ensign. Saville Speer to be Lieutenant, vice h'ir mingliarn. 2d Regiment of root, Lieutenant Walker Ferraud to be Ad- Jutant, vice Wainwright, appointed Paymaster to the Re giment. 7th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Hall, from ehe 41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bowyer, promoted in the :.nth Foot. Silt Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas Sandell to be Assistant. Surgeon. t7th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Shaw. from Half-pay of the 91st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Perry, appointed to the Light Dragoons. loth Ditto, Surgeon Archibald Arnott, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice lohnSon. who exchanges. 34th Ditto, Ensign 1. Lambert Heatley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice M•lslab, who retires. 35th Ditto. Lieutenant trheophilus Daly. from Half-pay . of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Maclean, who ex changes. Ensign Heory Wood, front Half-pay of the Re. giment, to be Ensign, vice tslepeart, deceased. 38th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Tiddenian, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Every, who re turns to his former Half-pav of the 15th Light Dragoons. 4oth Ditto, Jacob Sherrard, 'Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Wickham, who retires. Surgeon John Meade, from the 4tst Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wilson, 'wile re tires on Half-pay et the 3501 Foot. 41st Ditto, Surgeon - Alexander Thorne, from Half-pay of the 35tit Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Meade, appointed to the 40th Foot. 45th Ditto, Edward William Hightnore, Cent. to be En sign, without purchase. 51st Ditto, John Campbell. - Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice P. Robertson, who resigns. 52d Regiment of Foot, Henry Le Mesurier, Gent. to he Ensign, by pureliiise, vice 'Yokel', promoted. 78th Ditto, Ensign thorn:as Cameron to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice M*Ainiie, who retires. "antes N. Creigh. ton, Cent. tube Ensign, by purchase, vice M'Andie, pio moted. Sorb Ditto, Ensign Andrew Adamson to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase vice Kerr, promoted in Colonel Ramsay's I Regiment. . Lawford Watson, Cent; to be Ensign, vice Adamson. 8 tst.Ditto, Lieutenant IL Andrews to be Captain, by pur chase' vice Plenilcrleath, promoted. Colonel Champagne'S Regiment of Foot, Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Burton Cage Barbutt, from the 73.. Fret, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain Henry Siuin Brownrigg, from the 7011 Foot, to be Major. To Captains, without purchase—Lieutenant Hugh Dal rymple, from the 19th Foot. Lieutenant Edward Runiley, from the 73d Foot. Captain George Robertson, from Half- Wpay of the York Range rs . C a p tain- Li eutenant Fl etc h er ilkie, from Half. pay of the 3sth Foot. Captain-Lieute nant John Wolfe, from lialf-pay of the stir Foot. Cap tain-Lieutenant Samuel Motfat, from Half-pay Odle_ 54th Foot." Captain-Li eutenant R ogerson Alathews, front HAL pay of the i7tli Foot. Lieutenant 13oy1e Oetavius LOane, ir..oi the stli foot. Lieutenant Henry O'Dell, from the 13th Light D:agocns. Colonel Rainsay's Regiment of Foot, Major Charles Morrice, from lialf-pay of the istli Foot, to be Major. To be Captains, without purchase—Captain-Lieutenant john Blair, from lialf-pay of the 3zd Foot. Captain- Lieute nant George Bayultarn, from lialf.pay of the 4th Foot. Ca ptain- Lientenaut William Beatty, from Half-pay of the 27th Foot. Captain-Lieutenant Charles Weaver, from Half-pay of the 4oth Foot. Captain-Lieutenant Lionel tlook, from the sail 1. 1 901. Lieutenant john Amory, from 3 , atii Foot. To be Lieutenants in the Two Regiments raised for Service in Ceylon—Ensigns A. Bausset, William Mercer, 'oho Sutherland, Joseph Howe, C.Von Driberg, William Vir go, Robert Barry, johu Grant, L,Goupil, Fantlioni, I. Dupont Moses. sth Royal Battalion, Brevet Colonel .William Swinburne, 11010 the 7th Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cook, who exchanges, 7th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel john Wilbar Cook, from the sth Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Switiburne, who exchanges. GARRISON. Major-General rohn Doyle to be Lieutenant .Governor of the Island of Guernsey, *ice Sir Hew Dalrymple, who resigns. .COMmk i jon i in the Lonaon Militia, siva the'Colimirsiosen of Lkuteitaney for Ike ,aid Cily, • " East Regiment —Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Joh,, Earner,. Knt. and Alderman, tram the West Regiment. to be Colonel, vice Sir Watkin Lewes,. Knt. and Alderman, tcsigned. Dated April 2.8, 1%3. Major William Plotner to be Lieu tenant-L:0 and, vice Wilson,,resigned. Dated May 4, tBo3 Captain Jahn Thacker Jennings to be Major, vice Plainer, promoted. Dated 'May .to, 003. Captain-Lieutenant PhoinitS Pager to be Captain, vice Skpttowe, lebignett• Dated Mav a, 170. Lieutenant William Ayres to be Captain- Lieutenant, vice Paget, promoted. Dated May t 6, 1798. Caption-Lieutenant William Ayres-to be Captain, • vile Jennings, promoted. Dated May 18, 1803. ,West Regiment-Ma ur Edward Wigan to . be Lieutenant j Colonel, vice Sit am Earner, Kitt. and A letrtman, pointed Colonel of the liaq Re, intent. Dated May 3, 1803. Captain Christopher Porter to be Major, vice Wigan, pro moted. Dated May . it , 1803. Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Mather to be Captain, vicetlawes, resigned. Dat e d M arc h 4, t3. - ,i; Lieutenant Philip Nicholas to be Captain-Lieu tenant, vice .Mather, promoted. Dated Mar c h 4 , 1 8 01 , Captain-Ltenteitant Philip Nicholas to be Captain, vice Porter, promoted. Dated May 19; Comvsitsion Itt tbe.Notfolk Militia, Jived 6y ibe Lurd Lieu romnittrlons In the terwickshire Retiment et !•!Orth British , Militia, signed 191 the Lid Lie.venant. Dzt.d 411.4 is, iBoj. Lieutenant Robert Dunlop to b;:. Captain. Lieutenant John 13c11 to bt; ditto. • BANKRUPTCIES' ENLARGED. July g. Nathaniel Calvert, late of Lancaster, merchant, at ten, at the White Hart, Lancaster. June 14. Michael .Emanuel Muss, of Old )3ethlem, Lon don, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. . , • IiANKRUPTS. john Baird, late of Tottenham-court, stone-mason, to sur render May zB, lane 'it, and !Lily a, at twelve, at Guitd. hall. Attorney, Mr..Tehbutt, Devonshire-street. Wm. ; Smith and John Ashton, of Newgate-street, linen drapers, May 24, Tune 7, and July z, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams', old Jewry. John Neaie and Peter Tanner, of Cock-Hill, Rate dealers in coals, May 23, at twelve, June 7, and July 2, at ten; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hooper-square, 9 - Goodman's. Fields. • , Peter Sini,h, of Farnhill, Yorkshire, shalloon-maker, June 2,3, and July ^, at eleven, at the White Lion, Halifax. Attornies, Mes:as Sykes and Knowles, Boswell -court, Lincoln's-Inn, London; ur Mr. Ramsden, Halifax. John Frost, of Bedminster, Suinersetshire, baker, May 23,„ 26, and July 2, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornics, Messrs. Lewis and fames, Gray's-Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Martin, Bristol. Wm. Hamby, of Gainsburgh, Lincolnshire, and Sir Joseph Esdai le, of Marden- Ash, E ssex , Knight, bankers, lune 13, 20, and July z, at ten, at the White-Hart Inn, Gainstrurgh. Attornies, Mr. Codd, Gainsburgh ; or Messrs. Allen and Exley, of Furnival's-Inn, London, Simeon Malleys, of Seulcoates, Yorkshire, merchant, lone 3,4, and July 2, at ten, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon- H Attornies, Mr. RoSser, Kirby-street, Hatton . Garden ; or Mr. Sandwith; Hull, Charles Cole, of York, merchant, June is, t 6, and Julys, at eleven, at the• Black Swan lint, York; Attorney, Mr. Barber, Gray's-Inn-square. Wm. Parker,' now or late of Liverpool, plumber and glazier, une 24, 25, and J uly 2 , at ten, at the Nag's-Head Inn, Warrington. Attornies, Messrs. Topping and Bradford, Warrington. Joseph Littler, of Saint Clement Danes, goldsmith, May 24, 31, anti July 2, atter', at Guildhall, • Attorney, Mr. Platt, Bride -court, Bridge -street. Ballantyne, of Savage-Gardens, merchant, Tune 3, at one, tl, at twelve, and July 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, New London-street. DIPIDE NUS. June 14: Thomas Lonsclale, of Lower Brook-street, Gros venor-square, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. . June tl. john Sheringham, of Great Marlborough-street, paper-stainer at ten, at Guildhall. June t. 4. Robert GfeatWOOCI, of Gloucester ; grocer, at eleven, at the Lower George-I nn„ Gloucester. June 16. John Baum, of VVakeneld, York, gardener, at eleven, at the White Hart-Inn, Wakefield. Julys. fosepti Monday, of Kingston-upon-Hull, corn- faclor, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon June 2 . 5. Robert Hughes, of Chandos.strect, draper, at one at Guildhall. Iti ! te 2r . Charles Holt and Edward Davis, of Hatton Wall, jewellers, at eleven, at (iuildhall. July 1. Benjamin Line, of Ilirchin-lane, insurance-broker, ten, at Guildhall. June 18. • Hirriet; Deborah Nesbitt, Louisa Sophia Nesbitt, and Francis Nesbitt, of Piccadilly, millipers, at one, at uildhall. June i 6. Ralph Barber, of Manchester, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June t t. James Sutherland, of Bath, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. I one t t. , Henry Nimmo, of Bristol, merchant. John Greenwood and Thos. Cooper, of Manchester, whale- bone cutters. lames Prober!, of Lcadenhall-street, vidualler. ohn Dawes, late of Camden-street, Islington, mariner. Vin. I.ake, of Bishopsgate-street,nerchant. 'fliontas Bottomley, of Liverpool, linen-draper. Thomas Winter, of Brewer-street, Westminster, optician. MAILS. Dui. ♦RRIVSD. Holland o - R . • - I-lanburgli i - - . - PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TwELvs. O'CLOCK. Consols - . . sg* THE SUN. lOLIM ijUIS DICIRI 1 411-StiM AUDZAT t LONDON, MAY 23, 2803. tenant • Western Regiment—Ensign fererniah Totnnson to be Lieu tcrunt, vice Lieutenant.Nlnteton, supersede 1,.t0t not hay. ingjuined the Regiment in due time. Dated flay Commissiorii in tbe Renliewshlre Militia, rign4 Ay Lord Lieutenant. A le;ancior Yowl. Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 6, 1803. Ceofge (lent. to be Quarter-Muter. Dat a l. April 15, ;43. Coo:Ink:14n r in the Kent Militia; ti/wed by the Lord Liektethytt. East Res 11 - neut.—Wyatt Patislugh oil Castle, Cent. to be En. .I)JiAI April zB, 143. William Rattlitt; Gent. to bettiun. MAW Nit.iy iz, rSc3. We.t Reginient r:int Wi I lizni TbOmpsort to be Cap. rain, by I3rs!vi4t. Mac,' April 'so, 1803. It o , Geist. to be Surgeon. 1l t , 41 :04.t . 2, 18,3. Ccoughtioi Ilipted 6 , the Led-dLitteiev:tir vi 1 . 1 4` 01, "t1 "d ingttop Willi:tin -Parse, Esc:. to .bc 'pt..pttiy.!.l,:tite.nant, 1 1 , 00 , 4 1, Ignj. 114 Kr I.anaik4;tire ftegil)!eilt . of No1 . 1) 1 R;iti,ii Al i. : tig, , ,,t4 l i taq • ;14iiiii1or, C. I. kidit)liitoth .I . Esq, to tlo Curquii ) . D. itza AR, 1003. • Eti , to bc4ittuo 1)4 1'!v! 4Pli) 3.1 1803. IT is generally thought that the Discussion of the important Question arising out of the Official Do. currents laid before both Houses of Parliament, will occupy mere than one day, and that the House of Commons at least wilt have to adjourn the Debate. Long as the Correspondence is, which, is already laid before Parliament, we still wish it had been more full. Nothing. appears upon the subjea of certain trans. adions which took place as early as the mouths of July and Aqua, respesting the Post-office and other Packets passing between Dover and Calais ; anti in w bleb, t hough pe'rhaps in a trifling case, we understood that - the French Government had been guilty of a direr breach of Treaty. Nothing appears upon the Subjed 'of the unjust imprisonment of Captain D'Auvettotte '(Duc dt~ Boutt.Lora) upon which we know representations were made. Nothing appears upon the more important point of the intro. dutlionof French Troops into 110Thrord. It is possible that the representations made upon 'these and other points, remained, like the representation respeCting the Invasion of Smviizeriand, totally unnoticed. .But if'so, we wish some mention had been made of these circumstances. We are not - now considering the contluel of His Majesty's Ministers, but the case against France—a case which we consider as so . . strong, that a . tenth•part of ,what we have seen in these Papers, would justify the War. We hardly yet know how to believe that BONA. PAR's meant to push things to this extremity; but he certainly meant to try to what degree His Majesty's Ministers would yield. It was reported yesterday, and . stared to be upon the dedit of Let. ten received from Paris, that jostme BONAPAILTX was coming to Eaj ' land with new proposals. The medi4tion of R1454;11 is certainly not given up ; and, indeed we hardly see what objeft there tan be in . the prvisition of allowing Frost ( to oteopy Dorm. tarn ant °gyrate, except it is to satisfy the ho. tour France in yielding to t h e l aot jte r i et . st !itch } )nosed as an ac:commodation i that we SUMO keep Malta for ten years ; tint we eltM10; think that this would be satisfaetory, without substantial Se• . curity that we should not experience the same treat. ment which we have received since the signature of the Treaty of . Amiens; since which period, ths Declaration truly states that the condnet of Franc!' towards this country has been ohe series of insult, If the Address to be proposed to Parliamenti, only declares its sense of the justice of a War undertaken upon the grounds laid before' both Houses, we trust there will not be One dissentient . voice. Mr. PITT, we hear, is decidedly of opirsion that full provocation has been given for the step which Ministers have taken in recalling 14) 01 Wu. ITIVORTH. Mr. Fox is said to be still paci44 I aria wishing to renew the Negotiation.—Mr. GUT and Mr. SH ER I pAN, less pacific than Mr. Foxta°4 Mr. TIERNEY warlike.—Mr. WINDHAM, loOrd GR fNY ILL r, &c. think that we have too long sub, ; mitted to the insults of France.—These, we belinTa to be opinions of these men, and we shall prolahlt . Lear them developed in the Discussion which wiU take place this evening. ..„ We shall lament if those ,Who are dispo . tea° blasseAlie-condal of Ministers, should subalol, Debate of to.night any attacks of a personal The Cause of the British Empire against. ROI. is that alone which ought to engage the atte o o' of Parliament, and the Country at the present,',ment. . This morning a Dutch Mail arrived. By our private letters we learn, that the tno lately advanced by the Batavian Republic to 11 the arrears of the French Troops in Holland, -WO . only paid in consequence of General Masl ifr : CHARD having threatened, in, case of non.payme'lri to march 20,000 men to karterdant and . to seiseiti Bank! Through the same channel we are informed tha t all the Courts of the North,. without exceptin,geve° faithful PrUssia, disapprove of the condOn of ,BG• NAPAILTIZ towards this Country. . - It is said that the'EMPEROII. of RutSIA 1n ticular,- strongly - disapproves o f the conduit of 11 / 8 FIRST Cottstm, and that he has os:red through the medium of his A mbassador at nitist.ll. a mediator between England and France, as sO .OO Ai Holland shall be evacuated by the French TroPsl, the same time declaring that he will not surfer ' -` tranquillity of the German'Empire to be vialatedb an invasion of Hanover. The price demanded of the United toga So rica, for the cession n t:4, 3 ,;,;,,,,„, ismaJ " - millions of dollars. On Saturday morning His Maiissr(' 2ttenae " ) by Genetals Gmtria and MAirwaas , left the Vu-e,en Lod ite at Windsor,. and rode in Windsor Park, viewed the different. farms, Rnd ofie twr ` . ir• • rode through those beautiful pl a ntations hY ginia Water, ana retutncd . by Englefield GO C "' Ea, MA J tSTY and the PRINCrisTS AtIMPVI El. ZAIS ETU, MARY and Atiattl.lA, aitentled s tl u te nn C in o g un ri te i s i s i, o b f y CARDIGAN iind Lady C A T° 014 ": wl a t b e ! l' e e ALDSOtt AVE, took an airing in a phaeton an,i to selves 4 considerable timeßienve tthheroßugoi;atlhepwa?rytry%trit r k, to Blackne.r, and __o p i led, an d animal choi dens, and returned to the Lodge about two (Mtge' Yesterday morning the Royal Family, .attenile• GA by ihe MarquiS of Slit:nal/kr, Generals and MANxias, W. Paw v, Esq. Countess COPT: trh r o , s i e rk ch t a o rin Fr i :g g m( g lr i, e : omit, and L. C. WALOSORAVs; w6lttO St. George IC,raetalcierlheidalb,ywthheerße Rev. Mr. r h . ea L r E d G a o n t, ex t c h e e li c el a i n t o S n er i r r n e: ' G°s` sidence, from the tfirh Chapter of St. John) pet, and Ver se 2 8 World ; co a m gm e in for l h ea f v ro e i t n he th ‘ e v F or a i t c l i l , er and am come il t° ! ,lie This was tlle, first Sermon of a; M ig r o . t L ° R i O lc :g aiti : C:l)C6 his appointment. , Hi Yesterday was the PRINCVSS ZArt WV' Day ; Her Royal Highness compleared her Ir year. The same was observed by the RoYal. as mily dining at Frogmore, arid a select pot? invited. Windsor was unusually full of company , and theh bells rung in honour of Her Royal Highness's Bid Day. The PILINCII of WALES arrived yesterday at Ca rl° ton. House to dinner, from Brighton. ito On Friday evening, Prince ESTIRHAZY a nd j arrived at Dover, on his way to London.* "I" Highness came from Calais in a French packet. • The Gazette of Saturday contains a Notic e t sued from the Admiralty, requiring all Natriii, tl ~ficers absent on leave, to return to •England vri" Ai ."" six months, under the penalty of' forfeiting half.pay that may be due to them. Lord HAWKISBOILY'S clear and emphatic $l. port.of the Liberty of the Press, in the cotreaPn, ence with the French Government, must raise Lordship's chargier in the tipinion *revery bon es ' Englishman. To that liberty w e are ' ndented fo.it the preservation of every other, and B r i t ons war . be reduced to the most c ontemptible as well as la n; serable degeneracy, if the public ation of their se " cisterns on any sobjeet, should stand in need 11.. Iss,rimeitar. • The Deputation of the German Empire having, atkinogit h instant. hterssin sor terminated its labours, clot wai dissolve d . i at .; were ACeording to the German Gazettes, 4142 C .; were iewfuloied with the V ac cine matter, roI during the last six months of the year lb , . ;•