The Sun. — London, England, 1801-05-27 00:00:00

. Whitehall, May z 6, !So:. War -office,• 26, I From the LONDON GAZETTE, May z 6, iBor. The King has been pleased to constitute and ap. point Arthur Whetham, Esq. to be Governor and commander in Chief in and over the 'bland of Cu. racoa, in America. Whitekall, May z 6, !Sot. The King has been pleased to constitute and ap t point Thomas Piaon, Esq. to be Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the Island of Tri. nidada, in America. Whitehall, May 26, 18or. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Robert Gordon to the Church and Parish of Girton, in the Presbytery and County of Kircudbright, va. cant by the translation of Mr. William Thoruburn to the Church and Parish of Troqueer. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. David. Kennedy to the Church and Parish of Kirkmichael, in the Presbytery and County of Ayr, vacant by the death of Mr. John Ramsay, late Mi nister there. 4th Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet John Bray, from the Half pay of the late Sad Light Dragoons, to be ,Cornet, without purchase, vice Stoptorci; promoted in the 54th Foot. • 7tkl Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major John Walhottse to he Lieutenatit.Colonel, vice Lord Paget, promoted 'to the Command of the Regiment. Captain Charles Taylor to be Major, vice'Walhouse. Captain-Lieutenant John Hunt to be Captain, vice Taylor. Lieutenant Watson to be captain-Lientenant, vice Hunt. Cornet James Horton to be Lieutenant, vice Watson. 11th Ditto, Robert Cracrofti Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Phillips, promoted. 13th Ditto, Cornet the lion. Geo. Browne to be. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Norris, who retires. quarter-Master Junes Lennox to be,COrnet, vice Yates, deceased. 14111 Ditto, Christopher Redington, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dick, promoted. Aldborough Richardson, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bishop, promoted. Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Riviere, from the York Hussars, to be Assistant-Surgeon. ' Istli Ditto, Cornet James Moray to be Lieutenant. William Goodrich, Gcot. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Montgo . tnery, promoted. 16th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Henry Stewart, from the 250 Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Butler, who ex changes. 2sth• Ditto, Captain Thomas Parker Butler, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Stewart, who exchanges, Adam Scott, Gent. to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Briggs, who resigns. • 27th Ditto, Lieutenant Dawson Gregory, from the 29th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Haves, who exchanges. 29th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Hayes, from the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Gregory, who exchanges. York Hussars, --s--- Struve, Cent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Riviere, removed to the 14th Light Dragoons. ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Colonel the Hon. John Leslie to be Third Major, vice Major-General Ludlow, appointed 'to the Command of a Battalion .of the szd Foot. Lieute nant-Colonel the Hon. Philip Cocks to be Captain of a Company, vice Leslie. Captain John Lambert to be Cap tain• Lieutenant, vice Cocks. Ensign George Elrington to John he Lieutenant, vice Lambert. Lieutenant Hanbury, from the 58th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice ,Evans, promoted. Charles Laton, dent. to be Ensign, without• purchase, vice Elrington,:promoted. C6lcistream Regiment of Foot Guards, Lieutenant-Colonel the I Inn. William Fitzroy to beCaptam of a Company, vice Lieutenant-Colonel-Brice, deceased. Captain George Hatt Dyke to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Fitzroy. Ensign George Collier to be Lieutenant, vice Dyke. Ensign Wil liam liainilton to be Lieutenant, vice Warren, deceased. Morshead, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hamilton. Fincti,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jenkinson, deceased. . sd Regiment of Foot Guards, Majoi'..General Napier Christie Burton to be First Major, vice Lieutenant-General Watson, appointed to the Command as Battalion of the 9th Foot. Major s General Gone Milner to be Second Major, vice Button. Lieutenant-Colonel George Murray to be Cap. tain of a Company, vice Milner. Captain Edward Stephens to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Murray. Ensign Cavendish Neville to be Lieutenant, vice Stephens. Brigadd of Foot Guards, Assistant-Surgeon H. Gore Clough, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Surgeon to the Light In fautry Battalion, vice Simpson, appointed Stirgeon to the Invalids at the Tower of London. td Battalion of the Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thomis . P. Mitchell to be Lieutenant, vice Macpherson, deceased. Volunteer Francis Wilkinson to be Ensign, vice Mitchell. James Menzies Clayhills, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Carnegie, wh9 retires. sd Regiment of Foot, Ensign Michael Colville to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Browne, promoted in the ,g7th Foot. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Lewis Baby, from the 6oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ellis, who exchanges. Ensign Francis Whitfield to be Lieutenant, vice Munro, deceased. George Lewis Palman, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,' vice Tryon, promoted. Richard Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Whitfield, prornoted. sth Ditto, Captain Patrick Crawford, from the loth Foot, to be Captain, vice Christie, who exchanges. Ensign Dupe ron Baby to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires. Henry Lewis, Esq. to be Paymaster of the zd Battalion, vic Pratt, who resigns. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Isaac Ogden, from the 6oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Townshend, who retires on the Half. pay of the 64th Foot. Sth Ditto, Lieutenant Tames Powell to be Captain.Lieute. nant, vice Reeves, promoted' in the 38th Foot. Ensign John Riegrose Annesley, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Brien, deceased. Ensign John Bannatyne to be Lieutenant, vice Powell, promoted. James Sadlier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Annesley, promoted. Volunteer Jerainy to be Ensign, vice Bannatyne, promoted. tette Regiment of Foot, Captain Adam Tate Gibbons, from the 7 tst Foot, to be Captain, vice Fitzgerald, who ex changes. 'nth Ditto, EnSign Lanneelot Browne, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Sampson, promoted. 12th Ditto.--To be Lieutenants without Purchase, Ensign Edmund Neville, vice Langford, deceased, Ensign Richard Stark, from the 19th Foot, vice Grace, deceased. Ensign Thomas Torrens -Morgan, vice the Honourable John Meade, , promoted in the 9th Foot. 'To be Bnsigns—Charies Bryne Sale, .Cent.' vice Neville Thomas Thompson, Cent. vice Morgan. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant Musgrave Shaw, vice Langford,. ttecesisd. to be Assistant-Surgeon—john Washington Price, Gent. . vice BacCot, deceased. T3th Ditto, Captain-Lientenant Francis W. Schyler to be Captain, vice Chester, deceased. Lieutenant Thomas Dolphin to.bo Captain-Lieutenant, vice Schy ler. Ensign Richard Huson to be Lieutenant, vice Dolphin. Ensign William Trench to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Nally, resigned. -t7th Ditto, Lieutenant lohn De Laney, frOm the 17th Light Dragoons to be Captain, by purchase, vice Wallace, pro moted. tflth Ditto, Lieutenant John Jenkinson to be Clptain-Lien tenant, vice ,Jones, deceased. Ensign Frederick Hill to be Lieutenant, vice lenkinson, Adjutant Thomas Gregory to be Ensign, vice Hill. nth Ditto, Lieutenant -- Lawrence, from the 77th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, deceased. William Vaughan, Cent. to be Effsign, by purchase, vice Beaman, who retires. soth Ditto, Ensign fraVillind i.e Mesurler, from the Staff Corps, to be 'Ensign, vice M , Arthur, who exchanges. Frederick Corbin, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bainbr;gge, promoted. yid Ditto, capptaini Thomas pury to be Major, vice Macken zie, deceased. Lieutenant Alexander Abercrorriby, from the . szd Foot to be Captain, vice hwy. First Lieutenant 'Francis Needham Ottley to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Wynpe p appointed to the Invalids. Second Lieutenant Langley to .be First Lieutenant, vice 011ley. Segood'Litnitsiiiint William Hartley to be First Lieutenant, vice deceased. Volunteer -- Smith, of the atti.FoPry to hp Second Lieutenant, vice Langley. Vo ipntger pf:prge, of the oil } Foot, to he g c cpnd pio } ;11 ! Int, vice Hartley. A4.h riit(4 t liobert Pltinicn- Cent. to be Emig!), , :110)q, ylo , 4•Fti;ler, votwmd, io ;/p, , fwth Fq4.4. DRif ) tr "Olftri NicA to be PO4in; by 6 • P 4104 e t vice W!lf, 28th Ditto, Captain-Lleutenant Charles Stuart to tie Cap. tain, vice Godley, deceased. Lieutenant Robert .Nixon to be Captain=lieutenant,. vice Stuart. Ensign James Harrop.to be Lieutenant, vice Nixon. To be Ensigns—Volunteer Redmond Dolton, vice Harrop. William Carroll, Gent, rice Lane, deceased. Ensign Thomas Shuttleworth, from the 15th Foot, by purchase, vice Mann, promoted. 3oth Ditto, Samuel Fox,', Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rodgers, deceased. 33d Ditto, George Westcott, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, .vice W:. A. Irwin, promoted in the Scotch Bri gade. John Haigh, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ,Hathway, who retires. 4oth Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Macpherson to be Captain, vice Foster, deceased. Lieutenant John Gillis to be Captaia‘LiCutenant, vice. Macpherson. 42d Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Simon Fraser to be Captain, . vice I3issett, deceased. Lieutenant Hamilton Rose' to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Fraser. To be Lieutenants, without Purchase—Ensign William Mackenzie, vice Rose. Ensign Thomas Hillas, vice An- Anderson, del....Used. Lieutenant - C. W. F. Maclean, from the 93d Foot, vice Colin Campbell, deceased. En. sign Adam Wilson, vice Donaldson, deceased. Ensign Alexander Anderson, from the 92d Foot, vice Stuart, de— ceased. To be Ensigns—David Rawlins, Gent. vice MackenZie. Volunteer Cameron, of the 79th Foot, vice Hillas. Alexander Macdonald, Gent, vice Wilson. Donald Wil liamson, Gent. vice Robert Menzies, promoted. 44th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth Mackenzie, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ogil vie, deceased. Ensign Charles Trapps to be Lieutenant, vice Browne, deceased. --- Power, Gent. to be En. sign, vice Trapps. 45th Ditto, Edward Dale, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Drew, promoted. 49th Ditto,. Volunteer Henry Piercy Hamer to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wall, promoted. loth Ditto, Ensign losepli Palavicini to be Lieutenant, vice Ste Wart, deceased. Volunteer Hext, of the 27th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Palavicini. srst Ditto, Caplitin-Lieutenant William Chisholine to he Captain of a Company, vice Flood, deceased. Lieutenant ohn Campbell, Jun. from the 7491 Foot,. to be Captain- Lieutenant, vice Cliisholme. Ensign John Percival Beau mont, from the Half.pay of the late 71st Foot, to be En sign, vice Ilusl;isson, promoted in Colonel Champagne's Regiment. szil Regiment of Foot, George Grieve, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cook, promoted. ' sad Ditto, Ensign . John AP Caskull to be Lieutenant,' with out purchase, vice Ryan, promoted in the sth %Vest India Regiment.• ' 54th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant John Campbell to be Cap tain, vice Gibson, deceased. Lieutenant Samuel blottatt to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Campbell. TO . be Lieutenants, without Purchase—Ensign William Towers, vice England, deceased. Ensign James Maniergh, vice Mi;tfatt. Ensign Andrew Rudledge, vice Thornton, resigned. To be Ensign—Volunteer William Weatley, vice Towers. (To he continued.) 3,4NKRUPTCY ENLARGED filly it. T. Jones and J. Harrison, ruanufaclurers and Ni , holcsale glovers, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ' Solomon Lumb, of Rlsliwortli, Halifax, cotton.manufac turer, BAiNKRupTS. Edward Sanders, late of Hambledon, Surrey, blanket-ma nufadurer. Attornies, Mr. Price, Lincoln's-Inn New square, LOndon ; or Mr. Sinallpiece, Guildford. John: Warren, of Manchester, innkeeper. Attornies, , Mr. Ellis, Cursitor.street, London; or Mr. J. Knight, Mulberry-street, Manchester. • • Thomas Yates, ofStockport, Chester, muslin manufacturer. Attornies, Mr: W. Edge, Saint - Ann's, Manchester; or Mr. J. Edge, Inner-Temple, London. Henry Whittle, of Reading, llerks, coach-master, Attor nies, Messrs. Jenkins and James, New-Inn; or Mr. E. Vines, Reading. Lawrence Littais, of Crosby-row, Walworth, Surrey, mer chant. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Manchester-Buildings, Westminster. . DIPMENDS: rune tg G. Durant, of North Tawton, Devonshire, serge. maker, at foor, at.-Phillips's Hotel, Exeter. lone 18. r. ' lames late of Bristol, distiller, at eleven, at the White-Hart, Bristol. June xe. H. Brodie, of Faulcon-square, London, hardware.. man, at ten, at Guildhall. rune 23, T. Sheldon, of Burslent, Staffordshire, grocer, al eleven, at the Stir and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. - June 6. T. Longman and F. Fane Brocierip, of Cheapside, musical instrument makers, at twelve, at Guildhall. • June t 6. J. Friedebcrg and B. Friedeberg, of Sun-street, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. June 16. T. Stevens, of , Lisle-street, Leicester-Fields, wine-merchant', at ten, at Guildhall. June 20. J. Robarts, of Bishopsgate-street Without, upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall. June 2,7. C. Ward, of T,ltaines-street. London, warehouse man, at ten, at Guildhall.. - June x 3. F. Trench, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. June ao. C. Reith, of Holborn-Hill, lineit-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. June 16. , J. Farrar, late of. Birchworth, Yorkshire, tanner, at'eleven„ at the Sun jun, Bradford. May to. W. Hinton, or the Old Bailey, engravef, at ten, at Guildhall. June t§. J. Groom, late of Brentford, baker. f. Lou, of Bath, baker. THE SUN. soi.EM QUIS DICkEI ?a1.5t.11 , 4 AUDEAT ? LONDON, MAY ;7, 18or. THE Hamburgh Mail which became due this mornirg, had not arrived when this Paper was put to Press. The rumour which we stated some time ago on the authority of a private letter from Hamburgh, that BONAPARTi intended soon' to change the form of the French Constitution, is corroborated by the pains taken by some of the Journalists to contradict " If we listen to some niche' says the Clef du Cabinet, "in whose eyes a Republican form of Government is odious, there will soon be neither Senate, Legislative Body, nor Tribunate in France. Yet the first stone of the Hall for the Tribunate was laid on the 16th inst.". This conclusive reason ing mustisatisfy those who believe that a Mason can give stability to a form of Government. Captain.CL Atm 2, of the Navy, succeeded to the GovernMent of New South Wales, on Governor Ilury R embaring from th4C Settlement for Eng land. Orders were issued a.Plymouth on Sunday, for four permanent Serjeants from each Corps of Volttn. Leers in that distri6t to repair to Exeter, as Head. quarters, to be instruCted in the new Light Infantry mantpuvro, as ordered by gis loyal lii 4 Oness the Commander in Cilia'. Lord iffNRY Frry,ocßALo's is daughter was on Monday evening baptized ICY the LordTri mate of Ireland; the Countess el itwtpiqloN stood p rox y f or .1-1 4 MAjEVII, - , the COVINCSS of ELY for the Pa ttzc ESS. EL 17,40 ETti and the fad of IVIotaA represented I - 14 Royal ilighos4 ;he I ) l4PiCf pf W4P4 tts Cliztfootr, fk. nett .4 ) , • rs NifrAL NEWS. ft NJ', ;Ili imperium Wag!, savmsiguttridtatem, Sri milli Jr.,kle datum. From the LONDONGAZETTE, May z 6. Admiralty-Ofce, May z 6, 180 i. ""Co j sy Olt; Letter from the Hon. William Cornwallis, Admiral of the Blue, &c. to Evan Nepean, 41. dated of Ushant, the 2lst of May, z Boz . tux, I inclose, for the information of the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty, a Letter from the Hon. Capt. Herbert, of His Majesty's Ship Amelia, giving an account of his having taken a French Pri vateer Brig, called the Heureux. I am, &c. W. CORNWALLIS. SIR, Amelia, at Sea, May to, 18ot. I have the honor to inform you, that this even ing, having just anchored close to the Mouth of the Loire, I perceived a Man of War Brig standing in, who, upon making us out, tacked with all sail from us night was just setting in, and no time could be lost if she was to be taken, I slipped And made sail after her, and, after a chace of about four hours, captured her. She proved 'to be the Heureux Privateer Brig of Saint Maloes, of four teen Guns; and Seventy-eight Men, out from that Port forty-one days, and had taken nothing ; the want of Copper at Saint 11/blocs, when she was fitting out, probably put her into our hands so soon. I am, 8:c. CHARLES HERBERT. The Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, Com mander in Chief, E,:,' 4 , 1 e. Effc. AhnirakriTce, May 26, 'Sol. Copy of a Letter from Captain Griftk, of His Ma jesty's . Shipnd l to Evan 4:Veptan, dated PlJmouth-Sauq, the gth inst. . SIR, On the gth of March I went in quest of a French Ship Privateer, supposed to be cruising about the Island of Palma ; on the morning of the 6th, I fell in syith her between that Island and Teneriffe, ,and, after an arduous chace, obliged her, in consequence of the damage she sustained from our fire, to run on shore on the North side of the Island of Gomera, where she very soon became a wreck. Having occasion to land some Prisoners, I sent an Officer In for that purpose with a Flag of Truce, who was informed.by the Captain of the Privateer, that her name was La Mouehe, of Eighteen Guns, and. One Hundred and Sixty Men, belonging. to Rourdeaux ; the destruaion of this Vessel gave me particular satisfaCtion, as she had been a most aCtiye and successful Cruiser in those Seas. On the 12th of the same Month, off the N. E. End of Teneriffe, we'captured a small Spanish Polacre, laden in part with sundry Merchandise. I am, &c. E. GRIFFITH. PLYMOUTH, MAY 25. ARRIVED the Stud: Han:burgh, of and for Mtn burgh, Capt. SJOIRDS, laden with sugar, from Lisbon, detained by the Ferret Privateer. Also arrived the Naiad Frigate, of 38 guns, Milbrook, of i 8 guns, and Ara/awe, of 16 guns, from a Cruize. SHEERNESS, MAY 26. SAILED His Majesty's Ship brvestigator, of 14. C4ptain FLINDERS, for Portsmouth, from whence she proceeds on a Voyage of Discoveries round the World. DEAL, MAY z 6. THE Kiri George hired Armed Cutter, sailed yesterday to the Westward with Convoy, among which were the Plymouth, Venus, Regard, and Dover, Navy Transports, Nestor, EDINwroN, and Aaron, LEES, for Gibraltar ; M;norco, LE ITH, for Botany Bay. The following American Ships sailed with the above Convoy : Semiramis, Smartt, for China ; Smallwfrad, SANDFORD, for Baltimore; and S;sterv, PICKET,L, for Charlestown. The Archer Gan-brig sailed last night to the Westward, and the Gclgo Sloop of War on a Cruize to the Eastward. The Hound Sloop of War, and Anacreon Brig, are arrived in the DOwns, the former from the River, and the latter from a Cruize ; both of which remain. The Minerva, SALKELD, from Bengal, anti Hope, MARTIN, and John, WALKER, from Lisbon, arriv ed in the Downs, the former early this morning, and the latter this afternoon, and they have all three proceeded to the River. A Court of Inquiry, it is supposed, will be held upon the conduit of a late Commander in Chief upon the return of our Fleet from the .Baltic. Captain RUYTER, of the Statmunster, arrived at Cowf,4, reports, that two Corvettes and thirty-six Gan llaals were in, the Road .a n d H ar b our of Ci'her. how g on Friday last, ready for sea, but that the unceasing vigilance of the British Cruizers frustrat. ed all their attempts to get out—f-four , thousand Troops of the Lin marched' into Cherbourg on Monuay last. The - Naiad, Metz, from Lisbon. to Bourdeaust, is captured by the Revenge Priyateer a . anstselt into jersey, PRICE OF BREAD. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR was waited upon by the Principals of the Bakers' Company - , at the Mansion-house, respeaing the Assize of Bread; tnit it appearing, by the Returns of the Mealweighers) that 23,00 z quarters and four bushels 'of Wheat sold at the Corn Exchange between the Ilth and :6th inst. from 6os. to z4ss. per 'quarter, and 22,222 sacks of Flour sold between the 16:11 and zad inst. at the Corn Exchange, from 645. to : zos. per sack, forming averages of 9ts. 4d. Per quarter, and '975. tad. per sack, whereupon his Lordship ordered the Bread to be raised one As• size and a Half, or 3d. in the Peck-Loaf—to corn• mence aid take place tomorrow; the Quortern Loaf will then be sold for One Shilling and four. pence Farthing. EXTRACT OF A LETTER. FROM AF OFFICER. AT FORT BELIZE, HONDURAS. " Fwt Belize, Honduras, 134 December, zgoo. " _The Troops here are very healthy, and busily engaged, preparing against an attack from the Spa niards. Should they have the temerity to come, lam not under the - least apprehensions for the safer,' of the Settlement, as Brigadier:General Sir BICHAED BASSET, who commands here, is exerting himself in making every necessary preparation for their re ception, which his lcngth of service and experience enable him to do, in a style that gives us eve r y ex peetation o f b e i ng a bl e to reve l t h e ut most dogs o f the Dons." In imitation of what was done in this. Country , the Danes set on foot a Subscription for the wo o l' Searnen, and the Widows and Orphans of thos e ' 4° fell in the battle - of the ad April. By the last ac counts, no less than t a sOOO rix dollars (about 2 5,0001. sterling) had been. received, an d more was expetied. Letters .from the Cape of G od Hope: by t he India Ships just arrived; state, that Sir Hosts for - PANI, after landing the new regiments which he took out, and embarking the asd and 61st Regocuts, and the rest of the garrison, in transports, wars to proceed on the 2Sth of February froM thence, 003 secret expedition, supposed to be against the Spanish South American possessions or, the River De La Plata. A large. quantity of horse-farniture shipped, to equip a body of, Light Dragoons ° II the horses of the country. When the news of the fall of Sir RALPH Alit° ckom Dv was received at Edinburgh, it was 1 1 2 posed that all Officers of the Line, the Milit ia a id Yeomanry, Artillery, and Volunteer Corps then that City, should, for the next four &War) s 4. pear in mourning dresses. s ned Ste th w e a c rd io , th M es On Tuesday se'nnight tfte baggage of Gesell' Sir contained RALPH ABItiCROMBY was landedbfrom the flog Mr. It is three or four years we believe s ince _ Gtohcs Al= ----cßomav the Advocate, the eldest rileDwoilt)spwiouPnndeeeloifn:lw trUn t son of Sir RALest, was married to Pile of daughters of Mr. Du -NDAs. This Gentleman practises as an Advocate at the S c otch Bar , , r n. All the East India Ships j us t arrived, distinet i l felt the shock of an earthquake in la, q . deg• ll) „,o *South, and long. 92 deg. 47 min. Last• 3 l " 1 e r q . preceded. nearly .a quarter of an .. tour- by heavy swell from ,the Southward, • „f S It/NOILS • Fil.Q34 INPIA, P$R vaiESP$l6-; Captai n G. A. Robinson; John Laird_ Esq. C3l 3 t ati lv i t ioef Dayys, of the 2 9 th Light Dragoons ; M , iss E. Lofty e'' l, .• F. and H. Fulton; master and Miss Hors o ly ; Mast and N. Hudson; Misses H. and A. Gilchrist, The Paris Papers have published a severe hh ad upon Mr. JEFFERSON, in lit statement that „_‘, addressed an affedionate letter to the infamous Ir., PAINS. We cannot be led to give the sinalle:; credit to such an attack on the charaaer of a 11'1 in office. There' has lately been h superb sale of Piao res at Paris. It was , ROSET'S CollOtion• The occupied seven days, and the produce was 700 o,oi, SEctrusi purehased to the amount 0f.300,000 frocall Another French Citizen paid 40,000 for two ' 111 . 5 , piaures of Morillo's. There were some COminl,l ?ions from England ; but the National spirit, s ,l ) a b the French Journalist, would not let ,the Etigt'd have any other than piaures of the second or thl, A rank, the possession of which would add little vi our wealth in this valuable art. It The folloWing ludicrotis circumstance lately t3 ll place., in the neighbourhood of Brest. A Co r ils of Artillery, (a married -man) was walking wil ie r gunner in the, fields.. ,They met a cow which "th ey o f killed with their sabres, and then went in sc2rcani, a butcher with whom they began to skill ta m in mal. The guard Came up and apprehended t he the fatl, and the Military Council c ondettln e t , his Corporal to march in public with the hitici/".°2", talc head and shoulders, * fi tted in such a manticrri horns should dignify his forehead. for The Bill now before the HOuse of Cornm i " , 5 ,.: t he the further Relief of Debtors, with reiPe6 `-cre imprisonment of their persons, en ads--- 4 "' r t h e ir ditors may discharge all persons imprisoned ° I Suits, without losing at any future nin e, thi be ri 'i ,„:l of the Judgment upon which t he executon " been . i,sued. ' • - , On -Friday morning last a wager was dete rnit-, 0 on the Bram p ton road, near Carlisle, that a favoutile, hackney mare, should tiot t r i o m iles while a Ce j"- ~ ° Y - !gated pedestrian hero of nei:Chboutho od s T ev h e e n m m ar i e n , u - te a s l , thozg a l:: b s e h a e t tbroyttchcalifthaemticievo, morileteil minutes and a half. ues n ted) • The Albion, Bunker s and' the Speed'', r oe from London, were , well off Norfolk. Islam' . t. former in November a nd the latter in 00ober 'J- I The Eolus, Forster, from Lisb on to London,iitiase captured the Bth instant-, off Ireland, retake' na Loth ditto by the Revenge Privateer of jersO'' carried in there. The Born Joust Almas Coelho, from Cor k. t° Lisbon, is taken by the French. t o th' The Rebecca (supposed) , from Botany Frer. BaY ct Cape of Good Hope, is captured by the