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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. zz, 150 t Whitehall, Sept. 21, 1801. Lord Viscount Falmouth, Captain of His Ma jety's Hon. Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, has appointed Walter Honywood Yate, Esq. a Gentle man Pensioner, vice Samuel Spalding, Esq. re signed. , II , ••••••••••••• Commissions in the East York Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu- tenant. Robert Primrose, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June z 5, 1801. Thomas Ack!om, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 25, 001. john Good, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 2.6, 183 x. - - Commission in the Frome Volunteer Association, signed by His Majesty. Dated Feb. 1, 'So r. William Sheppard, Jun. Esq. to be Captain of a Company, vice Henry Sheppard. ERRATA in the Gazette of Saturday last. R?yal Regiment of Artillery. For Second Lieutenant Jonathan Rawlings to be First Lieu tenant, vice Thurndy Jonathan promote], Read Second Lieutenant Jonathan Rawlings to be First Lieu tenant, vice Thcrndykc, deceased. BANKRUPTS. Jacob Hart, of Old Compton-street, Soho, jeweller, to sur reiKler September 29, at one, Odober 0, and November 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney', Mr. Jacobs, Mansell tdreet, Goodman's- ields john Harmer, of Strbud, Gloucestershire, clothier and.shop keeper, September 29, at five, September 30, and Novem ber 3, at eleven, at the Golden Cross, at Cainscross, 016uct.stersbire. Attorney, Mr. Wathen, Stroud. dward Shepherd Smith and John Stanley, of Liverpool, merchants, Odober 7, and November 2,3, at eleven, at the Anol Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. G, and j. Crump, Liverpool ; or Mr. R. Battye, Chan - cory-lane, London. Joseph Dean, of the Strand, laceman, September-26, Odobes 17, and November 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. blow!, ClitiOrd's- inn. NattheW 'flai - rstow, of Thornton-Mill, Thornton, York shire, corn-miller, Odober 5,7, and November 3, at ten, at the Hotel; Leeds. Attorines, Mr. j. Lambert, Hatton ' Garden, London ; or Mr. J. Skelton, - Leeds. D1;7D.2.• NDS. O. 16. Richard Denton, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at eleven, at the York Hotel, LiverpcOl. Nov. s. Fi - cderick Wiliats, of brewer-street, Golden square, ehees'ernonger, at ten, at Guildhall. Got. 21. ThGrails Halley,. of Kingston-upon-14d', dealer, at four, at t;ie Cross-Keys Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. 0 cl. 17. William Tanner, or Paddington, smith and farrier, at ten, at Guildhall. Oct. 17. Jt-hri Ibbett, of Crown-street, near Finsbury squacc, tinoemaker ' at ten, at Guildhall. Oil. 14. luhn Ellison Poole and Thomas Shrigley, of Staft,rdshire, potters, at three, at the Roebuck Inn, New astle-under- f.,yme.2 . • THE SUN, SOLICM QUIS DICLAZ FALSU* AUDZAT LONDON, SEPTEMBER 23, iBoi. THE Hamburg/' Mail which became due this morning, arrived in course. Ir brings an account of the reported Change of Ministry in the Imperial Cabinet baying at Icngth taken place. The number of the Members of the Privy Council, and the form of it, have been changed. It now consists of four Members, at the head of which is tlx ARCHDUKE CHARLES. As no communication is all Owed to the mutinous Janissaries of Belgrade, on the side of Austria, and as they have not yet received the aid they expelled from Wadi's, it is myeEled they will be compelled to come to an accommodation. An article from the Upper Rhine, affeas to give the terms which have formed the subjea of discus sion in the Negotiation between this Country and France. It is hardly necessary to observe, that the German Journalists are not more in the confidence of either Government than the English and French papers. A measure of considerable importance to the Emigrants, is spoken of in a Letter from the Banks. of the Maine. It consists in a general era sure, with exceptions, which it is supposed will not amount to ro,ooo, instead of partial erasures. The entry of the French. Troops into Switzer_ land is confirmed. Irr our subsequent columns we have given a translation of the PorE's Brief on the interesting subjeft which now agitates the French Church. _ln presenting our Readers with a translation, we , shall, we trust-, be excused for omitting to present tLem with the Latin original. The respalable Ecclesiastics v, ho are interested in the question, held their adjourned meeting on Monday, to take into consideration the Report -of the Committee of two Archbishops and two Bishops, upon 'the Letter pf the Por E, requiring the abdication of their Sees. It is understood that the Report, which r ecommends in the strongest language to the As sembly the rejetlion of his Holiness's proposal, was_pronounced in every rcqeCt conformable to the general sentiments of the Meeting. The only Pre late who acknov..lc.dgcd. the authority of the So . vere;gn Pontiff, and maintained the necessity of the ease; was the Archbishop of Aix. The Arch bishop,of BouaDEAUY, and the Bishop of CoiviNEs, expressed thcrnstive.s in favour of milder laitua,ge than that in which the Report is drawn, but it is ,supposed that they will finally agree to the recom_ rnendatic,n of the Committee, An adjournment took place till ppf.t Thursday, when the Answer to the fo2E's Letter will be thmally discussed and . . :\ NEWS. rmperium pelagi, savumque tridentem, Sed mibi sane daitm. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 22. PASSED by this Port for the Downs, His Majes ty's Ships Acasto and Losvestefe, from Jamaica, with a Convoy. Arrived the Raikes, NEWTON, from Jamaica : parted with the Convoy some days since; Hum phreys, SMITH, and William and Elizabeth, WAIT, from the West Indies. Arrived His Majesty's Ship Latana, from the North Sea. Sailed a Cutter, with a Convoy for the Downs. DEAL, SEPT. 22? Hrs Majesty's hired Cutter King Georit, sailed yesterday for Portsmouth, with thq following ves. sels under Convoy : Lucia, Arnold, for Madeira; Apollo, Row/es; Specula tor, Mathews; and Ocean, Mertho, for the Mediterranean; and Samuel and Jane, Schofield, for the West Indies. Arrived the Savage Sloop of War, from Sheer ness ; Enr . ydice Frigate, - from the Westward ; and Dispatch Navy Transport, from the River. The Amazon, with the Flag of Admiral Lord NE i..soN, and the Fleet under his command, remain, RMO UTH , Szrr. SAILED the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. DEANE, to Cuxhaven ; De Friends Broeders, HANS J. DALE master, to Jutland, with goods; Emanuel, JACHOBSEN, and lames, WARREN, to Hull. . Arrived the Commerce, - MANsrtELD, SusanUa, MILES, AwSOll, HARP LEY, from London; James, IVES, from Scotland ; Nancy, WARD, and Dolphin, BR !STOW, from Hull. The Pursuit Brig, under Prussian Colours, is de. tained and sent in by His Majesty's Ship Lynx. The Louisa, TAR D IF y, fiorn Guernsey to Virginia, was taken on the 26th April, by the Spanish Ship Proso•pine, of /8 gut , s,' and /is men, and carried into Laguira, where ship and cargo were condemned. The Louisa fought one hour on the zsth, and three hours on the 26th, and had two men killed. BOUATY FOR FISH. TH E Right Hon. the Lords of the Treasury have established, under the late Ack. of Parliament, the following Bounties in the Port of London, for the Encouragement of the Fisheries on the Coasts of Great Britain, viz. For the ist Greatest Quantity of Fresh Cod, Haddock, Tusk, and Ling Fish, exposed and sold in Billingsgate Market, from the tat Sept. ISor. to the tat April, aoa, by Individuals or Partnership CoMpany, k. Tons. a Bounty of - - 300 Provided the aggregate quantity sold within the above period shall not be less than 3OO zd greatest quantity - - - - zso Provided the aggregate as above, shall not be less than - - - - - zso 3d greatest quantity ' - - ' - 175 ditto I , s 4th greatest quantity • ‘-• - - . las ditto vas sth greatest quantity . - - • - -. too ditto too 6th greatest quantity - - - - so ditto so For the ist Greatest Quantity of Cod, Haddock, Ling, or Tusk Fish, corned, or slightly salted, exposed to sale by Individuals' or Partnership Company, in Billingsgate. Market, tram the ist Sept. iSot, to the Ist of April, aoz, a Bounty of , - ' k • iso • Provided the aggregate quantity sold within the above period shall not be less than ' 300 Tons. zd greatest quantity, k • 12.5, provided as before, zso Tons. 3d ditto - too - ditto zoo Tons. 4th ditto - 75 - ditto xso Tons. sth ditto - . so - ditto too Tons. 6th ditto - zs - ditto 5 o Tons. For the Ist Greatest Quantity of Fresh Skate, Thornback, Maids, and Plaice, exposed to sale in Billingsgate Market, from Est day of Odlohcr tBOl, to Ist May, aoa, by Individuals or Partnership Company, a Premium of - -, - - - ,C. 200 Provided the aggregate quantity actually sold shall not be less than - - - 300 Tons. ad largest quantity, 4. 150 ditto 250 TO:!6. 3d ditto - too ditto 150 Tons. 4th ditto - 5o • ditto 75 Tons. For the ist Greatest Quantity of Skate, Thornback, Maids, and Plaice, corned. or slightly salted,. exresed to Sale in the said Marker from tie tat October, aer, to the tat May, iSoz, a Premium of - - A:. too Provided the aggr.2.gate quantity sold as above, shill not be less than ~. - - - zoo Tons. ad greatest quantity 4 . 75, provided, &c. rso "rons. 3d ditto - so ditto - - 10 0 T oo ,. 4th ditto - '25 ditto - - 5o Tons. Similar Bounties arc also allowed on fresh Mack arel, salted Mackarel, fresh Herrings, and salted Herrings,' fresh Pilchards, and salted Pilchards, and fresh Sprats, 'under'the like regulations and restric tions, Yesterday being the Anniversary of the KING'S Coronation, the Park and Tower Guns were fired at one o'clock, and the. Belli of the different Churches were rung; to commemorate the happy event. The Earl of CHATHAM, and other Members of the Cabinet, yesterday attended at Lord HAWKEs- BURY'S Office, in Downing-street. The Honourable Mis - s!ToWNSHEND is appointed Housekeeper at Windsor Castle, in the room of Lady MARY CHURCH4L, deceased. The Marquis of BUTE has retired to Cardiff Cas tle, in consequence of the Sea air and bathing hav ing, been fOund prejudicial to the health of the Mar clnoness, which has rather been delicate since her accowhement. - We learn with red concern that Capt. FAR K E R'S life I.!.'s on 3unday dctpaivd of. His leg and thio had been :Aaiptitatcd, one of the arteries had burst, and such was the e'ff'usion of blood, that he \-vasot; Sunday evening f ‘ ..,4;;;;ed to a low and almost hope_ less state. THE HAMBURG?! MALL. VIENNA, SEPT. 9. AN approaching change in the. Ministry was talked of several weeks since. This has now taken place; but it proves to be of a different kind from what was expeaed, as it only relates to the Privy Council, which hitherto consisted of siX Ministers of State and four Councillors, whose employments were separate, and who never conferred together on affairs. This Council =l in been abolished, or rather it has received, another form, and will now discuss all affairs in the presence of His IMPERIAL MAJESTY. The number of Members is limited to four, at the head of whom is the ARCHDUKE CHARLES, as President of the Aulic Council of war: next to him is Count COL I, OW RATH, as Minister for the Affairs of the interior. The third MeriTher is COBOL TRAUTMANSDORFF, and the fourth Count Louis DE CO BENZE L. The Son of the chief Physician of the GRAND SIGNIOR, 1S arrived here from Constantirople, to stpay Medicine ; he must here first learn Latin. Cardinal CAPRARA, who goes as Papal Legate to Paris, was formerly Nuncio ar Vienna. The mutinous Janissaries of Belgrade, wl , o still keep the Paella of that City in confinement, begin to want provisions. No communication is per mitted with them on the side ofAustria. A number of Austrian Troops net' assembled in the vicinity of Belgrade, as a Corps of Observation; and General JELLACHICH is arrived at Semlin.—As the rebel lious Janissaries have not received the aid they ex_ petted from Widethr, and Turkish Troops are on their match for Belgrade, it is expeded that they will be compelled to come to an accommodatiOn. Mr. DeummoNo, the• new English Envoy to the Neapolitan Court, haS already passed through Prague, on his way to the place of his destination. In the Convention concluded between France and the Por E 2 it is stipulated, that the. Town 'and For_ tress of Pisaro +tll, be guaranteed anew by the French Government to the Papal See, and immedi ately after the exchange of the Ratifications, shall be evacuated by the French Troops, which are like wise to be withdrawn from the other places in the Ecclesiastical States, except Ancona, where a French Garrison is to remain till the War in Egypt shall be terminated, UPPER RHINE, SEpT. 12, ACCOaDING to a new Ordinance published in Belgium, all Contributions are to be paid up with out fail.by.the end of the month. As these were before Riid at indeterminate times, and commonly only every half year, many persons are inclined to that Country. infer that a change is approaching in According to a private letter from Paris, the Preliminaries of Peace proposed by England, consist of Twentypone Articles, which were considered on the sth inst. in the Council of State, at which BONAPARTE himself presided. The sth Article (according to this letter) is in substance, that " the Prussian Troops shall evacuate the Hanoverian Territory within six weeks, and the French Troops Belgium." It is, however, much doubted, whether France will consent in any manner to give up Belgium. The entrance of French Troops into Sqvitzir laud appears to be certain. Several Corps of Swiss Troops have received orders to hold themselves in - readiness toemarch out of their respeaive Garrisons, probably to make room for the French. On the sth inst. all the French Troops in Zurich marched out of that City. BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 12. ACCORDING to Letters from Paris, the Govern ment there has in contemplation.a measure by which the whole affair of the Emigrants will be at once ter minated. It is proposed to frame one single List of Emigrants, who' shall be for ever excluded, while all riot contained in' this List shall be considered as definitively erased. It is supposed that, by this operation, out 0f140,60 . 0 names; only - I 0,000 will remain on the-Emigrant List. MILAN, SEPT. I. ON the, 24th ult. the dissolution of the Provi_ sionary Government was declared at Florence. Se nator Mozzi is appointed First Minister and Court cillor of State ; the President of Justice, BLONDI, Direttor of the Secretaryship of Stat=; the Mar chese ANTONIO CoSsf, Councillor and DireEtor of the Secretaryship of Finance. The Council lors Prince CORSINI, and the Chevaliers Fossom- EKON' and CLARI retire, retaining their Titles, and the latter with a Pension. The three Coun cillors GuISTI, GIANNI, and MARTII,I, will like wise he feceived in, the Cduncil of State.- The Minister VENTURA has already tesignid his em ployments, and will go back to Parmr, and the greater part of the Spaniards who came with the KING are likewise making ready for theirieparture. WEYMOUTH, Strn, 2Y. THE ROYAL FAMILY last night did not visit STAG I E'S Rooms, but walked for some time on the Esplanade, where they were met by Lord LEvEsog GOWER; who was taken great notice of by THEM MAJESTIES. This morning thy. KING, QUEEN, and PRIN• C ESSE s arc going on board, accompanied by the Earl of UXBRIDGE, Earl ROSL IN, Countess of Ay L ES. BURY, Lord WALSINGHAM,'. Lady C. DURHAM, Lady M. ERSKINE, Mrs. DR AX GROSVENOR, Mrs. FR Pm ANTLE, Miss COTES,' 'General GARTH, Colonels CARTWRIGHT and.FrrzßOY. 'The witid blows N.W. accompanied with rain. PRI NC ESS .Amr. L IA comes on shore soon after three, Her Royal Highness not being able to beat the fatigues of the whole day. • THEIR MAJESTIES have commanded at the Theatre this evening, the Comedy of The Clandes tixe Marriage, and the Entertainment of Who's the Dupe. THOMAS MORR is, Esq. is duly elated. Mayor of this Borough. The Gentlemen nominated to serve were j o lof HERBERT BROWN, Esq. JOHN CROUCH, ESC? RICHARD TuCKER STEWARD, Esq. and the present Mayor, Yesterday the Master and Wardens of the Bakers' Company attended the Right Honourable the Loßp MAY OR at the Mansion-House to set the Assize of Bread, when his Lordship upon examination of the Mealweighers' Reports, and it appearing that Wheat and Flour had risen 135. Sd. per quarter, and 7s. ill.' per sack, ordered the Bread to be raised two assizes, or 4d. in the Peck Loaf, to commence :and take place to-morrow. The Quartern Loaf Wheaten will be' sold for is. ad. and the Household for is. • In some of the Northern Counties, canvanillt for the next General Ele&ion, has become ptetty g.er.eral. This, at least in Borough Towns, excites animation. :Lord CARL ISLE having raised his rents at Mor peth, a considerable clamour has been raised against him there, in consequence of which Mr. REN-ropf of Lapierton, in Scotland, has 'been canvassing thati Borough, but, we believe, without 'much - hope of ultiMate success. The Present of the Pavilion, made by the Armed. Yeomanry of Kent to the Earl of ROM N E Y, is EqUltily creditable to him that accepts, and to those who . give. Ther? are few exarnplei•in our latter history, of so much:munificence and good old English ho 9-- , pitality, as marked the 'character of that much,. esteemed Nohlemau.. in the ;Entertainme nt he gave to TH E IR I\IIAI ESTI ES and the Volunteers ofKent ; and it was but a just tribute of Gratitude, that the day , should be commemorated by somolasting mark: of the tiffeaionate regard of e the County to the N o ble_ Donor. The Opposition Papers are filled with allilsims to the. glorious state of narrow fortune, in whicfp the late .CHAscELLOP, of the EXCHEQUER retired from Office, as if is were possible the Public ,l)(1ulti have forgotten the char;tahle , f or t hcic the 11 . 7z...111endica;it, and cnuid retrain 11.013 a 'comparison. which must redound so much to the honour of the former. Mr. Fox's History makes but small progress, the Hon, .Author perhaps finding himself somewhat up, equal to the task. There is . a Book which he might make, however, that would not fail of a large circulation, A True and Impartial L'istory a i r Mr , It might rival in celebrity, the Memoirs of Gqvine.t Agnew, or of Col. Hanger, A very extraordinary Robbery took place otl Monday night in the House of Lords. The whole of the gold lace, and all the ornaments of the Throne, the King's Arms excepted, were stripped pff and carried away. The •House of Lords is un, , dergoing some alterations, and it is supposed, thac some of the Labourers employed committed tit() robbery. . . It must appear a very extraordinary, circumstance that such is the prevalent influence of Country Banks" the Notes of the Bank of England are adually re' fused in some of the remote parts of the Island, ag, Notes which the People don't know. This is 4(l ' 'evil which is certainly worthy the notice of the .Legislature, and furnishes ore amongst the nianY evils attending the establishment of Country Banks, , of which some Villages, in the .Northern parts of the Kingdom especially, can boast of t . wO or three !. The . Country Banker who issued h is No tes for must,. at least, have been furnished with a good - stock-of brass ! Dr. DARWIN clearly admits that flowers are married, as he says that some of them are g uilty• of adultery. It would be right in the Dodor tv proceed in his inquiries, and endeavour to deter. mine which of the floral tribes are happiest, those who Marry, or those who are content to wither on the virgin thore" The practice of the Hindoos, in buying their money to escape the jealous notice and'confit,cating hands of Government-, was adopted in France 0 01 after the Revolution. Much property was doubt" less concealed that will never be discovered. It 15 well known, however, that Revo/utiona g Seai.che r rs have been at work wherever t h ey h a d reason f at "suspefting that property w as b ur i e d, w i t h as mock zeal and industry as the Italians dug for the rarities of Heradaneum. - - • The War between the partizans of the Vaccine System, and the Friends to the - old plan of Inocula tion in France, assumes a more serious aspect. The Enemies to Vaccination assert, that it in-. troduces pains in . the bowels, complaints in the throat, scarlet and miliary fevers. The patrons of - the Cows are not, ,however, to be silenced by such.objeCtions, and a furious reply is prepariog - .. On. Wednesday last, a poor old man, named Threadaway, belonging to the Workhouse in New-. ington, Surrey, was unfortunately scalded to death. The infirm old man was employed in brewing beer for the use of the Workhouse, and, by ,ome un: lucky accident, he fell into the boiling liquor, and was taken out in a very shocking condition. At) < Sit L• o: 1 or me the duci per be a Prov desil relic of n fort) aona S oy< ever bloc