The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-27 00:00:00

Frtm thrithif:DON,GAZEITE, 'April 25. 11/1; Ow. THE King has 'been pleased to doristitute ?nd - appoint tht 'Right George Legge,.. co'matonty called Vgtoynt". Lt 44risham ; • his Grace • William - Hertry. , Gayendi . 4ll, Duke of Portland, Knight of the Most Noble Ordcr.:.stif.' the 'Gatter,..'and.one of ;ths Majesty's tijf.i:cfpatAtcretaries of State ; the Righ t. I-Inn.' Rotiert l ßfolirjtnkinsoa, , cornmoirly • called • Lord Hauikephiy; rand the - Right Robert Earogitipbart, fi:klio,dViajeaty's other two Principal - . Secretaries ofSrn t••e).-it* . Right. Hon.. Henry, Adding- Chantelfor'of dB:3 Majesty's -- Exchetver ; his Crate Jone - s.Diike of Monfrose, Itight of the Most Antien,t, Ordei_ of the Thistle ; the Right Hon. Henry - Earl, 13444e5t ;. the, 141V•Fio.n. Sylvester Baron Glaph:eryle-, of that . pirt• of His Majesty's United Jcingdo,rn callW Irelanct; the Right Hon: William pandas and Tomas \\r'allact: ) . Esqts. ; the Right Hon. Charles,Gtorge. Ef9ron Arden, of .that pars of His Majtis-ty'i Vnited . Kingdoip 'called Ire." land i ,, the • Right' gonourahle Thomasj'elham ancf Etcl74viq4:Gnicling, Esq, to be His .Majesty's Com; missioners.:foy the Management of the- Affairs 'of ."; • - .. . , ' l3 i I . ' 2k:'leßtYPiCY ,4NL...IIZCZ' A D. ' ••• . .... - • . - April 28. John Bray, now or late of Mailing, 1(6t•t; hop- . '• •!'oc+chaht, - al. teo, 'at Guildhall, _' ' • • ' •• -. • ''' . ;.. - 8./dYKR (//' .lc CIP.eRSEDED. .... . • '' Ye i lyiiiiatil Hawes, of. ILlnWell, soap anrl . starch•niatinfriaut2r. i s -• ' '. . '-•, -- ' . ..,,• ./i 'VAR UP ,7 4 .7 ' .'. ' ' jltv'seitli, . Irri3Of,,,'Nt 'dealer in. ruib.„,grtl, spri'i)oils "li irv s rs,ltYay Tl, le, - 4o `large 5: at e1?? , ....1ii 'at t hi: C, e 07.,;:: Inn, .Derby. Attoznies, L 1... . ,..;.::: W. 4 tt . &rid '''l r ockl.tt - , . . -a- • Derby ' Ilmeal 3 :ritiligtoo,' hf rer.-court, Velich'Aill, tr t. illir'l . a4, l t , - Alrl'ir'if one, kiy z 4, at ttn, and IVO ,At fVelve, at ''C'etiildhatt: A:ttorrxy, Alf. ThdiliaS, kiths-court, tenclnip..;l ? _ street. , . atm:tonal' Nietolf _and lo,hn lkfstcati,,, ; of Poldrn;teg;dlllrt, c heavo r cio, ,110$ier,.. NI ity .2, at 'isit!i..lve,' an't. 1\ , 4Y , ,,9',.,artd,' tine -b; •ai : itii; 'at f.'; nifdlial , A t tornty, *m - r. juires`; alisburv-sqvar, r leet:,sti t per. „ . _ i t_ ;,., , Tin boas kiiinrSomn : , ,nd'ehlrl.v. C;ardner, qt , gtY.strret, -tMitilisi 7 A (NIP 11, May 9, atid, ithie 6 „ , at terli a - 41 Guildifall. Acitortnes-, Mca:erat: It. atat T. Jetinings;iGital•SNre-lane, t)iteu.itrect. ~ , ._ jams;~ Wand; now or late, of Manchester, machine,maltor; May rl. .14. , inthrinie . l4, ittifour, at Oie Royal Oak 11111, Matichester. Attornies, Mr. j4••Parr, Riage:Field; ' . ll•liit. chestor t , grlvir. I. Swale, gargicourt, Temple.- ' • • Thomasg4llatny and , fehrt Beßatrty, of , Birmingham jaPan ners; May t', - 9i VIM illtie6, at twelve, at the Stork Tav,..111,- -Birmlnghain, Atternies, Messr.i.•Baikor- and Unett, , Bir mingham ; or Messrs.. Deion• and Tooke, Gtay's-Itin . Sqtlareo 7- , - ' • ' ' . ' JOhiltibbOfT,Xof efeiWt -street', nearFinshuiv4iptire; s'loe_ nuikor, May; a, rk pricilttne , 4,! at Ifni,. arduildliz.ll. At.; tornles, l'ressrs'. - (.; - 13 nes . and "Robinson, Burr-Steect, East - • • '- •! ' ,-. , .., . James Andrew, of. Manchester, and;Thoinas , 'Mason, of Saint swithillape o , 'grim, cotton.,,merebatiis, 4errp.3:.My. it, and Tune . . 4. ...at three, at tho- house: 0f , V,....13i11idge l Market-P k,, Aailchcsicr. Alforne,y,,Nr. - : .iam. Edge, Brown , :streeti Maneliester. . •.,,,,, , • .Thomas'ah wa ttertrni and P:drd Wells,'iprencldev, Kenr, hat.manufatliirors, Anril 29, at ten, A H I Jai and June 6, at (vvelv at * Gini.dhall, London. Attorney,.: -, Mr. Smith, Bark i es . s..-. 4,4:l4linaihin Fr atines - AlbCrs, of Green I.4tiee- ane, Cannein street„Marohartt;NLy 2, t 6 aild JuffeA; at one, at Guild hall'. ''fittotides;lleksts. Wiliet, and A'nnesky; Fiusburv -squm... . 11., ~ , , •.- f : : Ccerge 'Dtire, lat6 - ii? Iluselbury,,otherbil. ili'hWteltitii‘'. ' „ , Bfiiiihaktikon, cle'aier, jVfiy 2, c, and'illrie'S, . at eleven, at GnildhalL Attorney Mr. Mr. Aietiek; C..dite b '' ~ r ury-si.A.n t ir..., t.outhitiiirit. i ro-• T-.. ''. ' ' ', '•-• .. ..-.''. • - ~.--:' otrroomv., :.- . : ; tweLy .0. lohn Couttc, 0f441 , 4tp001, merch.;nt, at eleverr,•frt tht.York Rafe', LiYgrfutort Mira?. ' , l l 4;'savtatman, 'of Thigital,linetl-tiraier,,it:•fife, at' the'Talbet - Tsvitxtr;•-;Brisiol. • '-'• • ', - .., .. Muy.3,6.' T. Wiliioti, of Cheshunt,iraltstertindeomea&o:', .ii ttrelve, gat .Guildhall , . ~ i‘ttlytiii: , R; : Mattin, atßektol, Mariner, .at•twerve';att - itild..- - . • .. ... . , May 23. Silas Wells, of Clielteniain, linen-drapo, at ten; at Guildhall, London: . . May,ll.. .1. 'Rhs?Viat, or Eineninte an 4 WilcOrnhe, So mersetshire) -masbn, at- ivki , ei vt!, at the Chriktripher Trrni. • Bath: •. • ' - ' ' Mali. r 3. ' I, .Nutt, of Leicester, grocer, at ten, at the Three Crowns Inn, Leiceste N ' ' Mae,4B. /William Birkitt, of Liverpool, house-builder, at' eleven, at York Hotel, Liverpool. ' . • - . . MaiAtiii,. J. .Spatrriati and I. Hotham, of Cannon-street, grocers., at ten; aS ttildliall. 1 Maif'al. 1. Fieider, - and H. Raitton, , of Newcate.street,, wholesale linen-drapers ; at-tell, at'(' ttilditalL ' Itlay 4.8. the •Witnpently f , of 'flontev, Yorkshire ; •clothief, ot• ten, at White-Lion, btiaiitorsSeld. - CER 77 T1CA774.3. • 1 • Mai" 16. • Wm. M'a! - on the ytninger, , of kichtniinct, VOtk shire, grocer, - ' . ... . • • J . Clal ton, •. / t . Kird ford, Stistcx, jobberin eAt i tle.... . 1 Edward Statiloy, now or , late' 'of AlVeNii Warwickshire,. deale r .. R. Wilson, late of Greenwich, mariner. W. Ilaititt, of 1 - 190:Orton, broker, ,, W. Darri s ti; late, of the Hay:Market, hackneyittan. I. Hasllift; of Ivliik-sireet, Manchester, vaarehouSerdati: THE SUN. SOLF•I4 t 2 'JIG bICEHE Fittsli4 AUbiAT ? 1.0 Nnollr, APR 27, .180 t. Tit s Public eantSot but have observed, that some orhci. Pap6-s have been amus'ing themselves, and triA?ng With 'their Readers, by 'pretending to state some' particulars respo.lipg the Negotiation carrying on benVe?rt this Country and France, v. c have.caytiousirabsiainect from hazarding even any opinion upon it . . We have done so; because, how_ ever cot:letlently some citeumst-anecii have been men tioned us, we know, that the 'Cabinet has ob. Served so invtora . ble and s() latidablea secrecy in this busiiiess, that we would' almost aefy any brie vidual out of it,excepting: 03.2 , 0„ .to say,: that he liatt die smallest' knowledge of any'step that had been luk4i, or of ,Anyilantiag,. that had been- held . cttNtrlide, thioughout the whole . progres.ofit, Since the morne;lt thitt. it was known i th 4( same 'Communication had taken place between i?ur"."Po 7 verrtineiii and M. Orro, hie twit t er been -so saniivine as to suppose, thati! would . speFdtly tend . to 4; . fuovr,able 4ridit.lec6ive resuit: On : the one _ s ide,. ett,,,know,„ triat,tilert:ittiAd hie openness algid ; on -the other, ‘ , F-cxpectt4 Olitert iattirran'a :Anent' 3A'hilsp:our.' pxpeaation3 tyem raiicd by the knownpl94ergtioß . 4n4 sincerity I;of our own Minister, we were aware also, that the firmness and spirit with Which he would be sure'. to rej* . any'extravagant Proposition that might tfel' ;made ton` tire pare of the IneMyr, added_ to .: the suspicion, which sAioulil at first probably pr.-e‘ail ,sat Paris, that the. New - Government was meant only to be an ephemeral one, which the Advo cates of Fiance - Irid — riiaTiCTO Peaee * fiere liave endeayoured to ;excite and to confirm,' would'create difficulties and-impeliments, which nothing hut - time might remove., • . Enongh, we conceive, has ;Already taken place, tcg,,undecei vc even those who, have been inconsiderate-or weak enough,- one4her side.o'f the water, to entertain any such suspiCion. We be lieve, that Whateverconfidence or hope the tharac_ teas of His Majist);.'s present Ministers ei.icited in the public mind in the first instance, has been 'abun dantly confirmed, by every part of their subse.epent ; conduff, which has been marked by a diligent at tention to Public Business, anda knowledge of the duties of it, which we ,readily leave to speak for ' themselves. • '` • •_ 4 dA* Whatever del a y' has - taken place i n opening,a di. re& - Negotiwricm - fur rtace between the 416 f, fl4psen4ing!an ,Ambassador from the ,one to the other' we arc• well per4iadNl that a discernirv: g . • , '• - - Public aotiktit our Adgtjnistration of it, ever thai t 'lfappy.sumrti*iy•ta-ke place, we moat ..it aßOgvky o noile i tn.lti tgem;44o ,. rims of it may/ he foundid ailti of that de... , ; gree of mtitual - COtltCSSlOlT L tilatinity jaie ba jiff:of atiy.fiamtbnavtionuto its-ContihkP ance,. We should' pr:aeftiseciow' Aape o whar s c.Allcci a.giorromr one. W e are' to confide, . • ' the w , lsdoni of the :Minister as tck: the , T erms.. on which tht;foriner .irijy be, ,übtained:,as,,we. ate to: the. temper with which Le would offer - thin, and qie resolution t10..t he would exhibit in case of, their r.cje.,44om, This we have: no reason'. whatever for , thinking, likely to be the result and . we hope, drat the French Government m a y spew itself too wise•on the present - occasion tcr• force an intrepid. Nation to pro ve,, with. what iintitihnity'burthens . can. be..borne-and difrieulties - encountered—;what TpoWer. - ful efforts can still' b tbade, even Aftcr. a War of nine years, by a spirited People,.. unthr - the 'direc tion of, a Minister, whose_vlews. the whole world knows to be.pacilic, and who can,. be driven to a continuano of Watoply by the extravagant tiori.of-'the j . • 9; l'" dispatches were yes:er:say recelerl Ir Olt` A.l initajty Office from Admirils Sir HY nE PAR kit and LOO 4 NT. L.S o in the Baltic: The Letter from his is dated from of : board the Monarch. We are not euabJed to stare what is the n attare of their con.teuts. • • I,We yesterday received Puri; 'Papers to the,23tt tn4ant.. - • They contain r.oihint• remarkable nor itm..thij be cteeined , marrer of astonishment, when the<3ontinental War is,at an end, and When . the. Ne_ . gotk!tiol%s for P:eace are eortantflici with thmost pro. 6unit:secrecy.' With respietto- the - latter subjea,, wo-ftwl-nothintpitsithrer, ;6r-even tonieffitrai, in thC trench Papers; but we see., with regret, that !their One, wlien speakiog :Of, this touiltry,: continues hlos tile. The Emperor of G:t mai - ANY has Made -an oihcr official-etoiiitniinicaticin. ) .td the Diet'of Rafirb:2ll,. in which, .after Ihaving thantad them for .the ap... . • • probation given .. to the late Treaty of Peace, 'he :pledges hirriself,.! that that event : shall in nO respeel prejudice • the Germanic Body. , He then, ,With an evident allusion- tb., the condnet-obseryed by Prassia, with resPcift to the Neutrality .of th6:N o rti of Germany, promises to defhOd of',the . "Germanic Conicituiion againit arbitrary : atii ;which have /mien place inrlYrg the .trair. that his just to*,inate - d, ty 'whic'h ail.i.the legal unityef .Germanyl• has been sa materially r,haten, "and :the forte of the Empire.eminently parri*std.itapricArs,-- that to this subject of difference between'Aratrktand• . lrriss;a, is added an 'opposition of'vieWs pd - f . . to the plani of SeeularilaititiAnd Indemnity. The latter is not willing that the. former shotild'aecide on that point. alcmr, as 'tfM . ' Treaty of Luneville seems to authorize. Perhaps these .two CoUrts • may, in the end, come td a good understanding, artd that would . eertainjy be less fatal to the. Empire, than if Pra,we were alone-to decide the matters in dispute.. . . ,Letters from the higiutti:Oeak of the amicable re ception rg,iyen b i t'thd:EtnycrOr Ittissiit to the •Envoy of the Batavian Republic; and of the desire testi4td ,by. the. Emperor of renewing the 'former comtnercial connexions.between the two _people. T.etterfrotn. lewi;grters., of the 4.th'ofMarch, • rerats Report ; that Count ItTattettlzow had • . becri 4ppqin:ed Nlinilter.fiii. , Forgign'Aittirs.; and it d4O . with greater_ proba-bility,, aS it AiatCs nomina . tion to'llave appe:aNci the'Peifilh,,c court Gazette. . . The re nett .T.4lolX t ' 6ive. inwards the .NcvolitAg Territory, Genoa M& It ...". AT, bdrOle deplarititi; Prookent titn:f.;o *them, din which hegives . them t 0 undx , somd, thai,tlipagh they are made to be the eta.7 4 :l #4e Of'the. world, they must rot thitik: beirig:-../I:e RY2I - mers of it., AnOther'Ploclaiiiation, of a. very opposite nature, has been .issued by the same.Pe,,, neral, addressed the Dlitmbers of the tustztn . Go , vernttlent x ammo-rich - 1g to thetri -the chAngp of fheir gore k lin. 'otrle-ietilfrf i frAuthe-Contiimat t byteirgi . ; - LlWr.r 'ajar iErCrAtrt trr dating with 4:r f aNce.,. to .recoler Tuscany for the GxA~p, DUKE. . ; The SFartisli 'Arm* malzis'•Erxrceiy - aon,t!"ter. progress.on. its own, than' it vo.:111 : do - on theertr ritory of an. enemy, Its Head Quarters, were at Va/./aiio/;d, where tbe'Prince.of Peace'4o sGetia - Sir. Cy R were to have a meeting;' An Eniti'atgo has, however, been - laid on all Portuguqe Ships. The French employ ztore'aetirity in their own.pret . pars - tions,- and the , Sdutli Westeda4ts of France are everyday receiving . _ the accession of:fresh Forces. The return - of the 'croops who are succssively.corn, ing• -home from t;errnaray, or fronySwkzerlittisif,,fl"., lows, lierhaps even -eilm",6hirthe.Ftench-Giti.iitnrent • to wear ,an air of- Meriace• against - .l'ort,tigal a-5 an Ally, and outsel'vest.. Accorling- pAtetter! fmtnct c-1.;) , .3n tiers of-Tut... key, .25;t1iLtit..'sO'iviolent a conir:q. h,ki • calFen_ place heti7veen 'fie the lurl'67;iat,,Cald sitviteialte,;.titifp§of . lie tti;r4r but very liltl6 :crediti , o6pears thrietn any more. thanitoiitic [66 Russian Ships; - iier , War. ,•• - , 4- Or C I • {. L ' v 1 pg irf 1191 114 asf, re4g cof the :I vritciuhellc•t, • • 01 t! • • 114 v , 4 111 0 .1 )4 PeiligiYß.- foil° 40) dritgar sei lof hi -t.pi c ite AptAss:4oi,- s , .4 , • ! • ..1 • ' The Parts 7),"yrYr rs Ire- 1 1)-eoutPtlfbi • -• • 4 • t'-` , -PI • PT, ' •;". Flagor , Ti'ucet„.bipi M ziLtrt,;•ivleSsei' 1 , 1 1 ; ,1 1 .110 Apt...l4i to, /.;4 te: theAMV' of France, dIA4f - a' at- z o; rethihed id : till's . • Country Wltli dispatches .fur Count Sa-Ati kr/NI Slit,: • Wit.' this morning, farther I'l2/;5 Pa-,Aers to the if:th Tht'y ate •iresatute of intertsi, ‘c• ith ihe exception . of the rpllOwing Paragrartrin. the'Monitfur, which maTbe . oonsidered-iis pttb.z.: face to . f.irther ,-; • " catty' lainls:•ide daily' reticwr44es . petiting" ;the:- c ond uft- of tie I).a 10:-Of ,linia -in the room of the...KlNc, his Brother:: the. English Ships have diet lvitlP a - CiYettot*,. , and ptovisiOns Caghar;: Considerable. Cotiroys. of' 4.4 Army of Genera ABLItCROMBY. The French Ship's arc badly reCeived—ihat on hoard of which was Citizen ; DEVOIi . E, the Commissatrdr, iroleign anchored on the 20:h English convoy which . trail SAICJ; profusely -vi6tualled, ‘thile he could only .obtain provisions for three days, ,and tllg with much dif ficulty. It is not easy to conceive - the. motives 'Which influence the condua of the Cciurt of C 4 ari." Two H„qz7h r i gh duc t .yester434 ieither of whiCllpad arrived whe'U this gaper was ?ut to Press. We anxiously-expel} their arrival, . . 'rt o t:l4 gir yoyA ig Irkesses t he - p INC It of WA L ES,- Dultzs of'l4.i t t*Rnd. qmspeelt tAy,v ' ' %rich Pi 1,r4 c A D . 9 I. us, diuett on Situida'y at Kew with the Otistlx and PR I IvC ESVE9, in honour of Picnic his LVl:vrvi*tßir-(*DAI/4 Mr. PELitAmitiiellew , Secretary of State for the florae Department, will retain, both the.-pretient X.lnder Secretaries, Mr. . KING and Mr. YLINi MATTO;i. s ftilic two Secretaries for Irel at 4 M r . AB UOT 'and 'Mr: LEG E, one of w hich will relide i Ireland, .and the ocher irk England., : - On Friday Lieutenant-Colonel - Sir WH.t.tAlvt, 4 ottittil nu attended at Kew, and !fad the — h onor of , : delivering to tier ESTY. a Letter andsl s rtsents front his Highness the Nabob of the CARN . ,trtc.— SirVtiLlANt likewisealtended.on the Secretiryof State,' with Dispatches from the Nabob . to the KINC., • • -- • Her,Royal Highness the Darehess of Gtoticts r E It-oft Saturday- last Ira-nearly brerturnedin ht r carriage, as she was taking an excursion on theicent Road: • A Court of Cdmmon COuncil is to. be held at Guildhall to-morrow, to take into consideration a motion for returning thanks to Admiral Sir fir - DE PARKER; Vice-Admiral Lord NELSON, Rear-Ad_ miral . GRAV FS, .and Colonel STEWART, with the .Officers and Men of the Fleet, for their late gallant' anion _otr o Corerpigen: At Woreesier, a Subscription'has been opened for the relief of , thflitave men wounded in the battle Mr Copenhagen, ialicl.for tlie : families of those Who tell in that memoßble.aoion, The.l3itiding'sfox the Irish:, Lotteries were made at the Office of the Chief Secreiary to the lord Lieutenant at Ihhlln - on Tuesday last. , mr. S ieVWfiglit afarecl ,c: 6 4it per Ticlet. -6, 15 S. Mr. Cope 7 1 . Z Mt. Botrowes - 7 3 1 . Iklr. Gtove, - 7 4 6 The. last, being. the highest, was declared the parcivaser. . -The- Aviiage,' Dike . of Sugar,. computed from the returns, made for the-week- ending the 22d day of April, t'Sat„ is Siveify-rribt Shilll44 aild. Otte iialhionl o y per hundred weight. ROY ;14...-;Iq:4'OENY. • . . :THE Annnal Dinner bf :the . . Rtir A L AC . AD EMT took place on Saturday last in 'their great room at Somerset Place, andwas attended. by a very numerous .- company, consisting : of SQMe..of the most distingui6. - ed charaers in this Country. 'lndeed this annual ;repast is truly . grtifYing,to every f r i en d o f the itOutit 1 y, 4 ,dr .Irrifribits , ti11v ., 41 - in/i.tish; ,- trf British Genius, and the respel in.whiths thlitTectiusi s held lay the highl, the affiiienrolndlh4rusiite, :w - tio "ale Titdbirfo Air ilirvited' on so iriet - reatiog "an,occasigti,* _ . . TfieT3chibitiOn'thri yOr'r inecs,arciinprb-cetrietit of :the ....Uts in general: • 'Tlie 'estaßlishei liatist&s , ftrily ,tnpport the reputtlioti:they,kaTO, acqiired, and several of the yothiger -Artists halite obviously made greai strides .in the road to lionF, ~ - • --- Ai -I've 'Riall herqafter, er ter, into azregkilar•inesti... gittiOn'orthe metrics d,.!t!Ae•Exhibi.tiOn i , we shall at ; present-ocinrent ourselves .with noticing tho s e:o r _. tists who hai't - chitfly tiistinitrishedt - huntselve s . THE Pii ESI DENT his been 'threfly 'successful in , 1 hi47slyitiller2 p idEt i es, some of' wh i cfi - tirel - re.r9- - Odd, partictifarly one of the. of Cal.ji..pLtra ' ..: . ; \ . . - .. - L.twitt N C'E h*S'AtiOtilii . lirrgeiliffhit:OfEp**,;- .. ill which Jlehg been, more sucCes:SlVl ililin - ..in aiii;:iir .; his former - Theatrical- Partirz its ,of A-filltzPOrfoemer. ThE'•ChataCtei is 'Mimic t, , arid' .the Piore-iti size OltplalShr... A:Xi ofrlhit .yer.:'.1 .. 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Tlre , following high - and.rept4?ble assemblage of ' . .cliaria4tei's were present on ; Saturday: last at the Diu', ~ 1 ,neriaid-they.testihed• die .i i tgatnieg approbation of the t l'great ands , aiverSift&l attpipvements of British Art • • Ffii -- Rokal j .iglifres•ii 3 iince William of Gla u ce s . ter; Fli - s,Serene . ,,Fli&i4i the-Statiiholder,,the Aral., bishni, q.'leciiil4:the'Nlar q uiss es Buckingliam,'Salis- i trary•l n Wbei'eorir, -and Thotriond ; Earls Suffolk„ 1' at c.—A-... r•- - ..t 1.1 l ie6liut s=-.56, 9 :Itl; % ' Mor.r9n,. - .., - grenitint, Mansfieldi, C owper ,. an d D arn . ley k 4,4i s cotifits Dpwne, Lewiliain, Relgrave, and Palnkc.t.fstpttiLl._..q4s. Mulgraye, Gwydir, ilaivkas.. bu;y.;eSt,;•..Alttph i i. z . 44! ib?rough, • Grey de Wilton, :,Slicifield, Witipajefi;tioiton; St, Helens, W a l s i ng h amc ` . A.raiietti , ,Aitsik4and;-..l.rqoville„,.Long ue vine, a,a : 1 :Dundas ; Bishops of , London,:,Lincoln, Salisbury,' 1 iind4lr4atn3 4 .Raron De N4lrekcn, ,Bnron-Lenthe, Count Front„;; the Right Hon.... Henr y. AddingtoP; • •., Sir Geo. Beaumont,..Sir Abraham Hurne, :jr. Jwcph. 'Banks, Sir . Johrr: Leicester; Sir Wm. Young, Sit, Wm. Hamilton, Sir John Cox Hippesley, Sir.lienry, - Dashsvoml, Str John. Earle- Sir ,Wm. EJ-kri4 and, Sir-Nath..Hollana.ii, the Hon. Robert GreTille, the Hoti. Charles . Gr`eiTille, •thee H9n..-Wm. Wyndham, the Ilori..and Reg;:r;--- Weirkty, the lion . :llnd I . Col, Smith, .antl.C6l., Longlield ;- 6r,Gisborne, - and• i l i )r e .: .. C .—.. :arjes d : C;lM I's A b lde 4 rm . l° : l n ile 4;)y Ge de ne ll, ra ß l i P c l.g ha i r i d t . Clarke, -. Esq.. John - Sim mons; Pei . ln, ~.1--rr. ! i 3 4uPYi R G ich e l org : }.:lnigi4-.C11 . A.5 . ; Toinle - y, ,elialisiLong, , Sarni:' Whit., , I)read,,,Henryc Hope, Wz4.1;,-linpeb alhos.• tope, Hen 4 . anks, John Siminons,,Geo.y CAnning: , '" r Pa. S mith,' tcl it ill rne . N y l , a__ ,.. lone; Win. Rore r l. ;; o . c___ ,.. ki ,i, 0 1 , 1 ,4 ,- o Fl ik , e, j 4; -I:l4ri n . . Ha w. ih3 johrr Bari-Irct, and Jos. Boyden . , Esqcs; - 1 t '. ' ..41. _ i We are concerned to state the unTortunate termi. , aanionOa. tnec'ting, near Fort Monkton, bet Ween 'tenants P- andH W ; -,—;, of the West Niortblk 1 . ~_ , t, iment, attendedby their Seconds. After:several ftuftless attempti'toieconcile . the parties, they fired, and the latter was so severely wounded in the groin, that he .expired aboUt i i o'clock the same evening. .. . Some alarming commotions haN . re prevailed in Constantinople, originating with the Galliot!!*ees, dix Marine Troops, who, exasperated at tle uelaY and- indecision of the . Government,- in rape& to, the sailing'of the'Fleet for Egypt, threatened to destroy the City, and depose the ading Author:_ tires, unless the CAPTAIN PACHA immediately took 'his departure. Theyproceeiled to some ads of out rage, and ftredseveral shot into the. Captain Pa ella's house, and killed §ome of hid people in the streets—the Captain Pach, assured , ' them, that the re-possession of Egypt was a 'matter of the most fiirely interest to the Porte ; . that to effed it every exertion' should be made, and. that he would imm_ e- diately put to sea with his. fleet, . for thQpurpo?e.of co-operating in the' deliverance of tiNtt country, - .- • The *Return from Sir RALPH AniacaosSur, Then he sailed from Maeri, made hk Force. 17,51 0 , men, exclusive of the sick. 'r his ntimbte, it may , be presumed, have been all lAnded in Egypt.. 4,, It appearr by. the acOounts. .on The Table of the House of Commons, that the expence of colleding the Income ',tax 'athounts to 'I z,OoOt. per-annum, something less than 61d. in.the pound ; and that the Hop Duty fo'r last year amounted to 73,0001. . - Early. on Friday. morning, a man of the name of Ifrmdriti was apprehended by the Patroles of St. Sepulchre, with a sack on his baek,- whieirthey sos_ pefted.to contain Atoka go"Ocis; but which,:on bens opened in - the watch-house, Contained. the corpse of a young woman, tEat apparently bad been (194 About fourteen days, ~.