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, 1 -7 t-cm the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept, 8, tBO Septemder 8, Igor. The undeonentioncd rs to have Rank in the .4rnty so long one at ti:ey so-ot( he enz . plo,ed on the said Lerty. Lieutenant Thomas Bree to be Captain. - `l'o be Licujenants—Ensign F. 15. Plunkett, Epsign Ed want Nugent, Ensign William Winter, Ensign Horatio Lessalina, Ensign Edw.ird Cassidy, Ensign Patrick Howe, Quarter -master, Swan. To be Ensign, Abrahattt Wynne, Gent. BREVET. Captain William 0. Hamilton, of the CA Foot, to be Major in the Army. Regal LancgsLire Vclunteers. Ensign Thomas rochrane to he. Lieutepapt, vice Power, who resigns. &urn and Falkinghem Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavaky. Sir Gilbert geathcote, Bart. to be Major-Commandant. Roxb9rough Gentlemen and Yeoman 7 Cava/v. John Morshead, Esq. to be Captain. St. It's Volien.teer bifamtly. Panic' Berriman_, Esq.. to be Capt a i n . H enr y H os ki ng, G ent. to be Lieutenant. lialuel Michell, (.;ent. to be Lieutenant. St. bikes, Chelsea, Licluitteer Infantry. Henry Wilson, Knt. to be Major. loseph How, Esq to be Captain. Charles O wen , E sq. to b e Captain. Ll` Charles tiffer, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Charles Gent. to be Lieutenant. Charles Towesland, Gent. to be Ensign. Charles Drown, Gent, to be Ensign. Tho mas Parker, Gent, to be Adjutant, Tityside Vl:otteers. Va . viii Edwards, Gent. to be Second I...ientellant, vice Jones, who resigns. trzelegar and kv;sersa LW:miters. ►sign l'hormis to be Lieutenant, vice 'Vaughan, who resigns. lidward lames, Gent. to be Emi t s.„ r t es Thomas. L 9,21 Kriwith Prlvreers. William Davis, c.:ent. .to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mqr gAl, who resigns. James Hushes, Gent. to -be Second Licutchant. NEMORANDU . ;si. Lieutenant John Byron, of the 24 West India'Regiment, is supersecied„ being absent without leave. Commits;9,, in the 2d Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Mi r litia, signed by the Lord LiezteNant. Dated Au,►ust gdward Gytrurd, Gent, to be at) Ensign, vice Culabins ? signed. Commission in the Volunteer Association of. the garish of St. Anne, Limehouse, in the Tower *Hainlets t . sigvd by His Akie.qy. Dated An,;ust 25, 1801 John Livesay, gent. to be Ensign, vice Walher, resigned. Covrinvsion in the Volunteer Association of the Parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, in the Tower Hap llFts,".tiOrd by 'fir illajesy. Dared August ; , ,s, John Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. commissions in the First Regiment of North British Nil4ia, signed by His Afajesy. Dated Jane 24, 1801. - Major Rqbert Campbell to be Lictitenant-Colcnel, vice Grant, resigned. Captain David Canispbell . to 4e Major, vice Robert Campbell, promoted. THE SVN, *OLZI,I QUIS DICERE r4 . x.su:4 hupgAT4? LONDON; SE.PTE:MBEI? 10, ;Sol, A small part of Lord NELson's Squadron, eon, sisting of 'Two Sloops, and Seven Gun vessels and , Cutters, sailed from Deal yesterday to eru4e or the Coast of France, THE deliberations in the D;et of Ratisbon, on the subjeCt of the Indemnities, began, according to Letters from Germany inserted in some of the Paris Papers, on the zl.th of August last, in the College of Princes. The greater part of the Ecclesiastical Princes voted for the Diet giving to the EMPEROR unlimited powers ; but several other States, and particularly Prussia, strongly opposed OIL; chg Vote of the latter had for its object to procure the admission of a principle, the adoption of which would doubtless much simplify the qUestion, but wcz:ld at the same rime strike a mortal blow at the . 1- - c-:las:iastical Princes, and conseqUently materially the influence of Austria. This principle ;.J• - , that uone . but Hereditary Princes should receive .T.f'!&,!mpitics, 494 that these Indemnities r : hould he t: : •o(litce4 by §pplal.iptions. Nothing was decide 4 in this Sitting, because several Minis era could give e.d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, John Grosser, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pringle, promoted. tel Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet George Preston to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Hay, promoted in the 26th Light D ragoons. 14th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel lord R. Edwaid H. Somer set, from the sth Foot, to 'be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Gooch, who exchanges. yth It:4;1111mq of Light Dragoons, Joseph Palmer, Cont. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Kennett, promoted. York Hussars, Richard Cordeaux, - Gent. to be Veterinary , Surgeon, vice Yates, who resigns. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards ---Gore, Gent. to be Ensign, without p urc h ase , 'vice Collier promoted. 4th Regimenc of Foot, Alexander Linton, Gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Holford, promoted. 3th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Gooch, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord Edward Somerset, who exchanges. •9th Ditto, Lieutenant John English, from the rah Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Whyte, who exchanges. nth Ditto, Lieutenant John Whyte, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice English, who exchanges. loth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Vanshaie, from the Half-pay of the Royal Irish Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice Car nell, who exchanges. 24th Ditto, Ensign William Ball to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Wemyss. 50th Ditto, Beniarnin Nun, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Dolling, promoted. 47th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mathew, from the 4th Foot, to be En..iign, by purchase, vice Eaten, who retires. sad Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Shairp, from the 31st Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Buchan, who retires. E , ot h Ditto, Ensign Thomas Fernyhough, from the Half-pay of the late Independent Companies, to be Ensign, vice Watton, who exchanges. bad Ditto, Captain William 0. Hamilton, from the Half; pay of the Bth Foot, to be Captain, vice Teriy, who ex rhart&TS. 93d Reg. of Foot, Quarter-Master e Serjeant George Mackay t, be cu r er-Master, v ce Maxwell, who resigns. ad West Ind a Regiment, Lieutenant J. Gunt:iorpe, from the half-pay of the 14te 10,th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice R wh) exchanges. 7:11 Ditto, Lieutenant Petry Sullivan, from the half-pay of Steel's late Corps, to be Lieutenant., vice Frome, who ex changes. Sth Ditto, Valentine Browne, Gert. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sellwood, who resigns. Cotqh-t Nugerre: Levy,. The smaller Cantons still remain in formal oppo sition to the Helvetic Government. There, as in Piedmont, the National Guards have frequent and bloody quarrels with 'the .French Soldiery. At Turin these contests havc • ben sac strious , that it became necessary to send away a French Regiment, with the greatest dispatch, General IVIuR AT, now considering the Ki Nn of ETRURIA as able to fly upon his own wings, has left Florence, and repaired to Milan, where he has taken the Command in Chief of the. army of Italy. • His Royal Highness the DUKE of Yoatc jester. day morning left Portsmouth for Brightoit, By the death of the late Lieutenant-General MAcLgoD, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 73d Resgi ment of Foot, the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel ST. JoH;i is appointed Lieutenant-Colonel in his place ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Wirt.CoCKBUR;q, Bart, succeeds Colonel ST. Jowl as Major, Yesterday a Conit of Direnors was held at the Fast India House,:-when DAVID SCO T T, Esq. the late Chairman, was chosen a Member of the Com mittee of Correspondence for the remainder of the season. The Court resolved , to employ the following number of Ships in further part of the tonnage of season 1802-3, Viz, Eight Ships for Coast and Bay. One Ship for Nladras a n d Ceylon. One Ship for Nladras and Moluccas. Two Ships for Bombay. Two Extra Ships foi• Fort Marthrough, with Fourteen large Ships at home. Four of the five expeCted from China to bring home Teas from thence. The Court adjourned at five o'clock till Wednes.. day next. The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES, attended by Lady Et.ott; and her suite, have been some time at Southend, Essex. Several of the Nobility 6440;,cip, arc there, and the pl:?e9, though of less noisy fame than Brighton, and other Summer haunts of Fashion, is likely to excel them all in the true enjoyment of rural comforts.' The same fluctuation of opinion with resped to the state of the Negotiation between this Country and France, prevails at the Hague as here and at 'Paris. It has had a considerable influence on the Dutch Funds, which have by turns risen and fallen. According to the latest accounts they were in the latter state. The Paper of the Bank of Vienna had experienced a considerable fall at Amsterdam, nor does there seem much reason to be astonished at this circumstance. A considerable Power in Germany, by which description, no doubt, Prussia is meant, is said to hin'e taken effettual measures to cause its plans respeaing the Secularizations to be adopted by the different States whith have hitherto followed its, political footsteps. The bases of the Indemnities which it has adopted, are calculated, not on extent of Territory, but on produdive Revenue. This scale would, in fad, be much more advantageous to Prussia than to Austria, because the Countries which are to serve as an Indemnity to the former of these two Powers, being much less rich and less populous in proportion, than those destined for the latter, Prussia would, by receiving an equal por.' rim) of Revenue, gain a much larger Territory than'i,ustriit. The plans of aggrandizement formed by the Great Eledor, and pursued with so much success by those who have succeeded him, are, it appears, fully adhered to by the present Sovereign. There is, it must be agreed, a great difference be tween the part now played by the House of Hoff EN- ZOLLERN; and that which it performed in - the Thirteenth Century, when it was satisfied to exer. cise the Burgherma - stership of the Town of IV:ur;m -burg, which may expert, sooner or later, to become subject to a descendant of its antient Magisfrates. It has been remarked, as highly creditable to the Emperor ALEXANDER, that since his accession, the Russian Papers have no longer been filled with ac counts of the Sales of human beings as Slaves.— Every a# of this Sovereign tends to exalt his cha_ ratter in the eyes of Europe. According to the German Journals, a new desti_ nation awaits the Brisgau. They pretend that it is to be assigned to the Teutonic Order, in exchange for their possessions in Franconia, which are to supply the Indemnifications stipulated by the 'flea ty of Luneville, It may be supposed that the Spanish Ministe► had something of a twist in his brain when he fo med the late Treaty with Portugal, for he makes :pain guarantee the Possessions of Portugal, " the least exception or reserve,"' and , at the lune time declare, that it will take as ;bon qu est the Fortress of Oh.,eiiza, .with its Territory iind'ln hal?itants, from t he guadigna, and unite the sme k ever to its own, Tytritory and Subjeas." This is the strangest specicS of,goriini.sce ever heardoff. no , :ote; not having received their powers. Ano tlit;:r Sitting was to...take place on the 31st of Au gust, and it was expefted tliat that would be deci sive.--If„. however, tie may believe a Letter from Frnnkfort of the 29th of August, this affair has already been settled at Paris between the Cabinet; of Vienna, Berlin, and the Thuilleries : Citizen CAILL4RD, who passed through Frankfort on he 27th, on his road to .R4tisbon, was supposed tc be the bearer of the arrangements ag ree d upon ont hii subject. 'However this may be, it is easy to lore . see that the See of Rome will lose more tenpOral power in Germany, than it can gain spiritual tower in France, by the Concordatum lately concluied. A Letter from Brest speaks of an Englisi Brig having been forced td surrender to the fire of the Musketry on shore—a circumstance, which ve may be excused hesitating a little before we believe. It is evident, however, that the French are deter mined every day to give their Navy credit for actions of increased brilliancy, j r` 4 -:-7::.tt% 0 .5.,..,..---7:-,-:,..-,4,_, ( :N......1+.4—.,, , .--..., NAVAL ,-:;) , ,f, NE WS . ir.., f IC- • )4*. Nox 1111 imperium felagi, tcrultmque tridentrm, Sed nribi torte datum. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. S. SAILED the Windsor Caitle, of 98 guns, Vice.. Admiral Sir A. MITCHELL, and Reiabitioft, of 7 4. guns, Capt. Hon. A. H. GARDNER, to join the Channel Fleet. The Centaur, of 74 guns, Capt. B. R. LITTLE HALES, came into Harbour this morning to refit. • Arrived the Protheus, Ttioxtr sox, Emanuel, BENDIXEN, and Grevinan, WALLSTkom, laden with brandy and wine, from Barcelona, Villa Nova, and Salo, for the Vietualling Stores at this Port. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 9. Ttt Is morning the wind came from the Eastward, when the following Ships sailed for the East Indies, under convoy of the Sea-Ilorse Winn of War, viz. Manship, Capt. Logan Monarch, Capt. Mortimer CoItICE, Capt. I,atkin4; Ann, Capt. Sinclair S a rah C hristiaria, Capt. Graham Sovereign, Capt. Mitchell Elizabeth, Capt. Hawen Northampton, Capt. Barker Princess Mary, Capt. Grieve Veruna, Capt. Wright • • Caledonia, Capt, Craig Friendship, Capt. Smith Gcn. Stewart, Capt. Mash Highland Chief, Capt. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Raccan for the West. ward, on a Cruize. The Newfoundland Ships, under convoy of His Majesty's Ship Alcmene, will, sail to-morrow morn ing, Arrived the Raven Sloop of War from the Downs, with a Convoy. This morning His Royal Highness the DUKE a YORK left this Town for Brighton. F:IL2IIOUTII,_ SEPT. 7. SA t LED this evening the Prince of Wales Packet, TODD, with Mails or the 26th ult. and sth; init. for Lisbon ; the Prus:,im Ship Hendrick Von Prussia, Capt. SIMEES, for Embden; and the Arnerien - Ship Fabius, Capt. FARREL, With - wine, brandy, : and nuts, from Barcelona for Guernsey. The Leicester Packet was also expected to have sailed this day, but having on board a large quan tity of potatoes, &c, for sale, she is detained by the Customs, A Packet is ordered to be got ready to take out the Mail. Orders are not yet arrived for the sailing of tlie. American Packet. DEAL, sE er. 9. lirs Majesty's Advice Boat R.vrers arrived last night from the Westward ; and the Magic/entre Irri gate, with the Locust Gun-brig, this morning from a Cruize, both of which remain with - iis Majesty's Ships as under :—Overysse/, Admiral LinwlncE ; ifrazon, Lord NELSON; Shannon,Yorke, and nracr• Sailed the Eugenie and Diligence Sloops of War, with seven Gun-Vessels and Cutters, for the Coast of France, DOPER, SEPT. '9. THE Flags • of Truce continue to pass and repass with increased rapidity. One with Dispatches for M. OTTO arrived in the night, in an open French Boat ; and very early this morning the Nagy , Cutter sailed with Dispatches for. Mr. MERRY. HARWICH, SEPT. 9. THE American Ship Delight, JOHN M'NEAL master, with sugar and coffee, from New-York, bound to Amsterdam, has been sent to this Port by Capt. SKE NE, of the Lynx Sloop of War, having been captured on the 3oth ult. oft' the Tcxel. Arrived the Anne Carolina, THOMAS PATER. SON, from Christiana, with Deals, for Ipswich. , Dispatches were yesterday recctvcoa at the Admi. ralty from Lord KE ITH, from the coast of Egypt. • A new ship of 74. guns is ordered to be built at Chatham, to be called the Hero. Monday a Court Martial was held on hoard the York Man of War, Captain FEIIR I ER, in the Downs, for the trial of the Boatswain of His Majesty's Sloop Hownd, on several charges of insolence to his superior Officer, neglea, inattention, S‘c. and the, charges being clearly proved, he was sentenced to be broke, and turned before the mast. The Spculatiolz, SCHMIDT, with masts, from Riga, bound ostensibly to Embden, under Prussian colour's, the Crew and Captain all Dutch, passed by Bremerlehe on the 3d instant. .She was seized on the zsth ult. off theVlie, by the Espiegle Brig, and Fox Cutter, and ordered to Yarmouth, but was re,. taken three days after by her own Crew off the .Drown Bank. She put the English Prize-master and Sailors ashore at Bremerlehe. ,Theßeamish, Pyne, from „Lisbon to a Gibraltar . is captured by French Frigate, in the Gut of Gibraltar, with the vessel that had retake . tho inisb, and both cmici.l into Algeziras. plymounr, SE TT. gl 'OaStS. BRIGHTON, SVT. 8. Tim place is likely to be kept alive for some, time to com e , b y an encampment of Ten ThousanL men. The thth and 18t11 Regiments of horse 01 a Battalion of Guards, arrived here yesterday, an 6 there are several Regiments hourly expeded.—Tile DUKE of YORK is coming here for a kw dap on Vi it to the PRINCE. • On Thursday and Friday will be a Dutch Fair at the Promenade Grove ; and on Saturday Mrs, •FITZHERBEaT gives her patronage to .the ProA, prietor of the Theatre, when we hope to seethe l housebUmper.—Notwith s tandi ng t h e elegant) manner in which the Theatre has been fitted up, ana the merits of the Performers, it has not been suf' ficiently attended to defray the salaries—W e are sorry to see so little encouragement given where there has been.such great exertions to please. This morning the PR z NC E reviewed the Artillery one of the men fell off his horse and was ran ova by one of the heavy pieces, by which means he Was so much hurt, that his life is despaired of, On Tuesday last the three Regiments of Royal East-India V(ainnteers were reviewed by Licuted nant-Colonel MILLS, in the Company' s fi e ld ar Islington. The Battalions went through th e nal manoeuvres with great steadiness. They have been presented with six very handsome brass artilterl pieces from Woolwich, with 'the Company's arms.' ,and .harness _complete. These pieces, we hear, ar to be worked, by some of the Volunteers, selected for that purpose - from the Brigade. From Dublin i v e li arn, that on the 4th inst. s respite, until further orders, was dispatched fro* Government to Cdrk, for Sir HENRY BlitoWl'M HAYES, under sentence of death. - . .. A private account from Bombay says,. the Ante . lop Packet arrived here .the 6th March from the StraltS. 'of Babelmandel. She brings accounts of Commodore BLANKETT'S Squadron being in the Red Seo, , all well ; and that the Detachment which had embarked from Bombay, under Lieutenant. Colonel MItRRAY, had landed and possessed him. self Of the Island of Btbelmandel. It - appears that x Detachnient of French Trobps - had seized two or three Arab Dows, in which they attempted 'a de. scent on Shadwan. They effected a landing, but were soon beat off with considerable less, and tli greatest number of them made prisoners. This De' tachment appears to be a set of fugitive marauders, who had fled from Cairo in quest of plunder. TO Arabs have consigned them all to hard labour. ARMORIAL BEARtrms. —.The following case seems not to have been provided for by the Aet • imposing a:Tax onArmorial Bea r i ngs , supposing is should again occur. Li a question of Privilege in the House of Lords in the reign of WILLIALI ancl,. MARY, Lord Chi e f Justice 1 - lozr cited the Case or JA M ES PIERtY, who was a Trunk-maker in the Strand, and who petitioned to be admitted to the honours of the Earldom of Northumberland. The main argument e., which he relied was, that he was horn ~ with a liloie on his bcdy, as other Przac 'ES. had ;)cen, like a Ha/f.mooll ;" and that therefore be 1 11 ,1 good tit]; inasmuch as the Crescent cvas the Feimily Arms. It seems that BONAPARTE is consoling himself for the loss of Egypt by forming a Compani u Horse in hi s G uar d, w h o are to fight in the ruan n . e , g , of the Arab s , by t h rew i ng, j avelins, which Wu' pass thro ug h t h e b o d y o f a man at 25 paces di s••. tance. This s p ec i es o f b att l e , i m i tate d f rom the will Greeks hardly ancl prevail Romans, u imvany the s amuse old t the Soldiers Parisians, to renounce reno but the use of gunpowder. This troop may, perhaps, however, serve as the asylum of the , few Arabs who may emigrate with Generals BELLIARD and MENOU ; and BONAPARTE will have his company. of Arabian Guards, as the EMPEROR has his com pany of Polonese, and as the KING of FRANCE had formerly his company of Scotch Guards. The French Government, it is thought, has not aced inconsistently in making a new King, af.• ter all its fworn hatred of Royalty. The ]ate GRAND DUKE of TuscANy was so beloved by his people, and the King efTRUR IA is so despised by . his .tubjeas, for owing his Crown to Republican robbery, that he will in all likelihood lead a life of misery and fear. In short, just such a life as ja robin malignity might be disposed to inflit as punishment upon any of its Royal 'victims. Nor will he deserve the least pity from mankind for being indebted for his tide and territory to plunder and oppression. A new discovery has been lately made, whiCh if it should prove useful, will not be entitled, a t all events, to the praise of humanity. It is a reccipr for, the destruftion of field mice. By catching a dozen of them and confining them in a cage without food, they will be reduced to the necessity cf caring one another. The survivor of them being set at liberty, will fly to the holes of his former , com panions, and having become thus cannibal, will tall upon and destroy the whole brood. A Scotch Paper gives an account of a storm in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh, which had been at tended with the most dreadful consequences. For tunately; 'it adds, 220 • lives were lost, but the &- stick - lion was terrible 9f — turnips, cabbages, and 6ioni "T`l I n(s THE ROYAL FAMILY went last night to Theatre. The House was well filled ;it was IV/ BANNISTER'S Benefit : the performances were tb Comedy of The Heir qt Law, and the Entertain ment of The Between the Play an Entertainment, Mr. BANNISTER gave a Voce and Rhetorical description of Beggars and Balla Singers, in charatler. THEIR MAJESTIES and th, Audience_ were hi g hly p l ease d w i t h the Theatrico.llAT is] amusements. Is vote I In honour of THEIR MAJESTIES' Wedding-day ," 1,1 be a Royal Salute was fired from the Ship s i n t h e Roa t llu gsh- A ugsburg and from Portla n d C ast l e . invest The I\l A grand dinn er i s prepar i ng at GABRIEL TT;CIi • ER STEWAR D ' S h ouse , i n St. 13eunet- o• n street. trea t &111 Y the Pr leans to rf.‘ncli hint e► ft S prim 're to re( 'Y Seco]: rtrain the 1111 0 e u Re‘e ' ll ld b ' e "etermini e ach may ite rves, t - t he Inder (tents to t 'ertain C l'andenb It tlesse, Sa kt votec It is S kill l 'e h °e collca RAT IS burg vote ,: i xony -Itll exai after 1 °1) oftl 7 1 thmit ti Vi Ern cords )Dints d !'pon the ti ie more dye net BR USS 1 4 the me all rat lankent 'enem b ader t h 4 f rom cliff igno: tt the along gill eke are I khereve] The h our -t tec that h as WesE ln g oted o ‘ , orp s o f k s to th t he Ele. 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