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TUESDAY ' JAN. 27. THE whole day was occupied in swearing in Members ; after which, the House adjourned till to-morrow. From :be LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 27, 1801. 11 , 14r-o,re, .7.viumy ;7, I$ol.. • 21' Regiment of Life Guards, Henry Adolphus Proclor, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Dashweod, promoted, 01(egtintlit of Dragoon Guards, Captain Herbert Taylor to be Major, without purehase, vice limner, promoted in the intit Light Dragoone. Ditto, Cornet George Watts to be Lieutenant, vice jelniston, deceased. Edward Bradburne ' Gent.' late is ordeal in the Hampshire Fencible Cavalry, to bc Cornet, vice! Watts. ' • 13[11 Regiment of Light Dragoons ' Captain the Honours. bi•Geti,rgt: Irby, rum the ist Dragoon Guards, to be Meijer, without purchase, vice Carleton, promoted in syth Light Dragoons. Atli Ditto, liospitai-Mate Cornwallis Hunt to be Assist. • artteSurgeon. 19th Ditto, Major Edgar Hunter, front the ad Dragoon .to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. tel!ale-Lieutenent James Cathcart to be Captain of A MOP, Without purchase. Lieutenant Robert Lisle to 1,,, Captein of a Troop, .without putt:hue. Lieutenant Lury Roberts to lie Captain-Lieutenant,• vice•Cath• cart. Cornet George Tuite to be Lieutenant, viol: Lisle. ilerries, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Tune. Charles ',lib, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. zinc Ditto, Major the Honourable William Blaquiere to h.: Lieutenant-Colonel, without purehax. Cantain• Lieutenant Patrick Ross to be. Captain of a loop, without purchese, Peutenant Henry Stewart to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Ross, Cornet James Grant ate Lieeteitant, vice Stewart. Lieutenant John Re. ben Burgess, from the York Hussars, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Thomas Henry Bend, Gent. late Captain in the Loyal. Essex Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet, vice Grant, )ohn Dick, Gent. late Lieutenant to the Mid Lothian leneibte Cavalry, to be Cornet, without purchase. 27th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-. Colonel George Wynyard to he Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain- Lieutenatit Philip Philpot to be Captain of a 'Crimp, wittioei purchase. Lieutenent Milos French to be Cap.. ',ill of a 'rump, without purchase.. Licit tettallt Richard Covell to 1.) e Captain•Lieuteuant, vice Philpot, Cornet 54,111tys to he Lieutenant, vice t rench. William Richards. Beverley, trent. fate Litocitint-in the Surrey ken,:ible Cavalry, to be Cornet. vice Sandys. 29th• ?Reeintelit of Light Dragoons, Major thellonourable CnriStopiter Carleton, from the t3tn Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Ctipt4io - Viatrick Burke to. be captain of a mop, without purchase. Lieutenant Samuel Higginh, front the tStli Light Dokoontr, to be 'Captain ut a Troop, without purcha4. LietaCrUirir Cunninghamn to 'be C.ipt.iin-Lieutenint e vice •Burke. Cornet Robert Dal tell to be Lieutenant, vice Cunningham. "Fo be Contes t without Purchase—j. W. Head Bridges, L el. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the. New. Romney C walry, vice Detect'. Philip Henry_ Byrne, Gent. lett! Captain in the Princess of Wales's Feneible Cavalry. ;eorge King, Gent. late Captain-Lieutenant . of the Duni fries-ehire Fencible Cavalry. York Hospittil.tviateSartutel Kivicre to bit As. si,u.w.t-Sur,;con, v;ce G 016114111, who 4th Reeintent of lent, Ensign Henry Hollie Braclfordlo be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Douce, promoted. sth. Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Coloset Themes Basset to be. maji,r, vie:: Partridge, deceased. Captain• Lieut enant (Bain Hamoton to be Captain, vice Basset, Lieu tcoait lotto Woile• to ba Captatn- Lieutenant, vice Hatiipten. Ensign Arthur rDu bourdieu to hal...mute feint, vice AVolle, • Adjutant James Keen to be -lisiS l2 . . vice DUbOUlttigli. 9th Ditto, Major-Randolph Marriott, from theetst Foot, to he Major, vice Bruce, who exchanges. -tothDittot Lieutenant John Law, front the both Foot, to be Lieetimant, vice Kedah, who exchanges. zeth Ditto --To be Ensigns' without purchase, tieute tenant William Henisworth, from time King's County Militia. Lieutenant Richard Pilkington, from ditto. Lieutenant Edmund L' Estrange, from ditto: ices: Ditto, Major Ilenty Bruce from the eth"Foot,to be 14 ajar, viece - Merriott,• who exchanges. • • „ ..e.td Date, Lieutenant Peter blue,' from the Caithness Legion, to' be Ensign * without purchase, vice Maclean, prometeil in the 93d Foot. • • sad Ditto, Eiteign J. X 3? Hatt to be Lieutenant, vice Streney, deceased. Paul, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice flan. 53c1 Ditto, Ali:Kumla S;ttherhuttl, Cent, to be Ensign, by 55 tit tit, I.:eutenant ,Robert Spunner, from the King's County Militia, to be. Ensien, without purchase. Lieu• tenant Authony. Eraser, from ditto, to bc, Ensign, with otit purchnee. both Ditto, Ensign_ G;T:t3, Warren, from the'Coldstrearn Foot (.; uards, to be Captain, by _purchase, vice Haber corn, who retiree, e Lieutenant Williatn Nenah, from ioth Four, to be Lieutenant vice Law, who ex change*. Robert Nickle, from the I)urharn Flneibie to he Li . uigit, without purchase, vice rov.srii, • who, 6;d Regiment of Felt, linsign Smith Ramadge to be by pim.hase, vice Thompson, who retires. . Ensign .W1114;111 Sntith, frent.the Hatteshire. Feneibles, to be QuarL.r ;% faster, vice Thompson, who ttsips; 6lith Ditto, F , lword Dawson, Gent. to be linsign, by lilt . ..nise i vice Allamon, who retires. . !het°, Lieutenant Patrick Itaird, from the Lochaher unc.ible Infantry, to be. , Ensign, without purchase, vice Gray. prAnoted in Capt. Kingston's Levy, isist Ditto,..eaptain William Tennent to be Major, by puredtase,. vice White, who retires,. 81,1 Ditto, Captain Cuorgs , Itidout Binghank from the gist.. Foot, to be Nbijor, by purcivase, vice Griffiths, piornoted in the Ancient lush Fenciblva, I'4 at V.IC Geut. to be Ensign, without piirchtisc, vire ticw; who is 4uparseded. 93d.1.1itt0; Itospital-141ate Francis. Jeffrey to be Assistant. Surgeon. Ritie - Corps, Major J. Ihigh D,l.Leroth, from the 63d Foot, to he LivittenantXolonel, vice HOtltitolo, deceased. Ensign Henry 110114nd, truththe Foot, to be First Lieutenant; , C,51,144,1 hrogfnt's To be Erntwis, An 4 to: have Rank in the Army . 0- long only a 3 th.:y ,$ll3ll bc enipJloyctl on the -6W Levy-,-Ed... i‘ara tstn, , nt, jute. Cent, Ross. Cent. *Do minick M t) )tine!, (icilt. John Nintrilly , , Gent. Franois • Creagli llodg. Gent, James Wl*, Gent; thivid 131e4ley, Gent.' l'Atrick 11(iwe, Gent. BREVET. Tube Brigadier•Cenurnis in the West lndics only. Gilond 1) Cuovogliante, et the tieth Foot. Cuiontl P.anek W.iiftitope, of Om sod) Feat. Coluitel iLlidIN itt 14ViZlitO4t, Qt the 46th iota Colonel Martin Hurter, of the Orb Foot, Colonel Thomas Peter;. inspecting Field-Officer. To 1)4 Coionel in' thu Army. c•olouc I ,Robert Barate Sparrow, of th 1 4 , ' , le Infantry, * ilosi , VrAL'rrArr. frthrt flutra, from the Royal Fuzileers, to be to. the Forces. , the.24th EQPT. JP br. ±n to the Forces, vice lexaucler Grant, deceased. • et,.;:inet Rt*imelit Feru.ilh 1111:4,:o y. Ensign Thomas Moyle to beAdjutant, vice Bainingbam, who- MEM()Et AN DUNI, = • The Appointment of Qetavian Reynolds Cent to be Ensign, . - ‘yithout purchiise, in the ; Id /i.attallort.ot the :st .12,:tanent briioot, vice Stewart,, As. itatCd in the Gazette attic 2,5 th tilfitno, ltas not taken LINER u y ENLiiRGED. March 21. .:AIM'S Higharn, of ,Liverpool, lincn t draper, at eleven, ;it 'York tiatel, Liverpcol. I.IA NA.' I? LT PT(' lE4' . LP iRSI;DTD. Willi rn Dye; of Gr ,, ,,t • VArli - totall. ship-builtivr !lertFy , l,,) , Nucles, of White:ll:irt-Tov.', Larribt:th, ‘ Strrey, booksolltg. , . • 11,4N1;* RUPTS. Robert. Kennett, late of .fjuccn Charlotte.row, Saint tipliolder, to surreridetiitatiary 3t, rub.. ruary 7, and March to, at cult', at Glithiltsll. Attornio>, Messrs. 'Scott and Landim, John Arckless, of the Town • and County of •Newan i .tla; upon-Tyne, linen.draper, to surrender Pettrpaq 16, 17, and. March ,to, at cleveri„ at the Queen's-El:tad. Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Gat shead, Durham; of Mr. Hall,-Carey-;treat, Inn-Fields. • 1 • James Wilkins, -of Paganhilh• Gloucestershire, -corn dealer and baker, to surrender Fehrtnzry 9, to, and• March to, at:eleven, at the lluothall, Westgate-street, G caster. Attornie•i, Messrs. Jenkins andHlarnts, Nstai. Inn, London ; or Mr. 11. Wilton, ncester, now or late of liristal,..-,nicer auci-tea.- dealer, to ,surrel:..ler January at rive, February to, and March to, at eleven, at 'the Conduit I /I n and Talbot TaVern; Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. - Jenkins and James, -New-1nn,,., London; or Meters. • Clarke and 4 -Sun, Bristol, John Bray, now or latq Of Town Mailing, Kent, hop merchant, to attrretuler January 30, at twelve, February LI, and March to, at eleven, ar . Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Owen, Bartlett'tAinildlints, Holborn. John Cavanaugh, of Pot tsea, southatupton.,shipcbandler, to surrender Peurtiary 13, at seven, February 14, and March to,- at eleven, at, the Royal Oak, Queen-street, Portsea. Attortiks Mr. J. Richards, Pot•tse.l ; or Messrs. 'W. anti ;Wen, CI Joseph Whittinghatir•Salmon, of Alaneltester, manufac turer, and John ;Heston, of Bow-lane London tv..rc houseman, to surrender February 3, at eleven, •Fc ' briniry 'l2, and March to, at three, itt• the Bridgewatcr-Arnni inn, Manehester, Attornics, Mr, M: Barrett, chcster ; or Messrs. J. and R. Wiliis, Warnfonk:Curt,. London. Heayvootl, of Stockport', Chetatr, triatinftEluritr, to surrender February '23, 24, at three, - iint.l re, at eleven at the Spread-LA.6le Inn, Nlanc.F.,.•,tcr. Artor. Mks, Nirl o owe, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, CurAtor. stretit; London. • ' ' DIVIDENDS. Feb; 26. John limes, of Stinittifti," t.Tt colnsliire stOne. moon, at tour, ut the Crown bun, Stamtrod.:' Feb. (11:004 ticwinatt„ late ofSontlialUpton, cabisra. Maker, at aix, at tlic Crowat Inn, Southampton. " March 3. John Eaat ,i f Broinpton„paper-manutitatirer, at one, at Guildhall. T S U N. _ soLkm Quid Dicritt: yA1.4t3".4 At. , netir ? LONDON, .7:INU.9RY 28, THE ilawburgh /Wait, due on Snnaay last, arriyed, this morning. The Hamburgh Papers take not the least notice of Ow late extraordinary paragraph in, the Petersburgh Gazette of the 3oth of December. There are Extraas from the Court Gazette of the 2d of January, but they relate entirely to Army Orders and Civil Appoint. ments, Accordingto some private Letters from Russia, of the zd of January, received at Hamburgh, the EMPE RUA himself, when intoximird, ordered the insertion of the above;tnentioncd paragraph in the Gazette, by way of a Christ/nal Ga,mbol. The Vienna Court Gazrhe of the to,th inst. brings us Official Accounts of the affairs in . Italy,' which have already been anticipated by the French details, The aineur Article shelk's the apprehensions entertained of the English in: 1 enm4rk. The ilimburgh Mail which became 'due this morning, is not arrived. " We have authority to aay, .that the KING cer. tainly goes to the HOLISC of Lords tomorrow.--- The number-of Members which had been sworn yesterday, amounted to 350. WE are desired to contradia, from Authority, a Paragraph that has appeared in most of* the Morning Papers, stating, that it has been offi- cially intimated to the 'Ards Lieutenants of Counties, that the exigency of Public Afrairs will require an extensive Levy of an available Force ; that Letteri of' Service are to be given to raise Corps and Companies, &c. ; that a new kind of Supplementary Militia is to be create by a Requisition 'comprehending every man be' tween Sixteen and Sixty Years of Age ; and that the Invalid Corps are to be tripled. The whole of this Paragraph is unfounded, and can have been framed only with the mall cioua intent to create unnecessary alarm; an tin. founded discontent 4 anti,;not improbably, to 'en courage desertion. We are also desired to state, that it is not in the contemplation of Government to raise r any new Corps, ,though we trust some effettual Plan will be adopted for completing those that are at present deficient. THE 114,1111 URGE MALL VIENNA,. 'Art. so. -rT-4k (FROM ;HE CURT GAZ ETTE.) lizs IMPERIAL MAJESTY has been ploased to appoint His Royal° flighnes..the ARCIIDLTICIt CHARLES, to be Imperial and Royal Field-Mar.. shat, and President of•the Aube' Council, of Was. OCCURRON-CS OF THE WA/ According to Aavices received fr'om . ~the General of Cavalry 'COubt licia.acikant:cets manding the Army of lialy, - 'fhar • GerieraOlas r : entered into , a Treaty for a n • • General Bay NE, ,of whieh . father ac oura are expeaed. • . (ANOTHER ,LRTTER, SAME - DATE.Y The appointment of the Field-Marshal of the Empire. Attctintme Ctimucs, to be Imperial and "TrOtal•Field-Maishal and President of the Aulic Council, 'has occasioned the greatest joy in — the Chanceries` and Departments, as well as to. the. Pgblic.. in general. The whole Military Force is 'now intrusted,, wiihout• li mitation or controul,.. to. this . beloved and ho noured Hero: . The extraordinary fortihcations of Pieimai tind the Suburbs, "which arc begun, 'are now ,intermitted, and the Volunteers raised by the general levy, have return e d home. The estabiblii.g or "Magazines and the sending-4 ",franspOrtb 9f Aitillery to nolg(77y, still.•cc ti. no „The conclusion of an Armistice is layed in Italy. As late as the 4th, it was not regulated and. announced to the Array., dn Bulgaria, a bloody Battle w.:4S° fought an the z9th Of Detember, between PASWAN 'OG i. 13 and the Pncfi Ui Ro ME Li A, in which the latter was def l ated. INSPRUCK, JAN. 7. The Austrian Head -quarters arc now 14 - cak. • ing up from this City. We have just received some very disagreeable accounts GenetalikuNE, in conjunflion . with Generid MACDONAI;I) ) had penetrated to Ferona, anti heavily cannonaded that City fear s'otne hotirs'. The French 'have also advanced beyond' Alla, the first Posr_ town, of rue Tyrol, anti , are already at Ro. vrredo,- ~A French Officer who arrived here the day before yesterday, has assured. us, how ever, that the Tyrol has nothin to fear , fiorn neral BRUN I as it is sufficiently proteaed by tile Armistice-concluded by General MCIREAUIt WWI will be plkflaUilily observed. KEMPTON, J!► N , g. Tli E communic4tiort with the Tyrol is now entirely - open, and we'hupe will no more be in. terrupted, as this i 4 the day appointed by the Annistice—for-delivering up the strong places the Tyrol tci the, French. AuCsBURGII, JAN. Frentl have, it is said, taken possession of Roy tedo, andWcewise of Botzcn and Trent. , MILAN . , lAN, 4. . • • • GE NiRAL Doss i r t wSKI direeta the' Siege of Prichiira, and MAitmo.NT...th4 Blockade of May. 4a, The passage of the French Army over the 11/7if4; . 0, has been celebrated het,t by a Te Drum. pat river on the •.day of the Bwttle' was filled with'apd bodies. The Head-quaittxs of Gen. BRUNi were; : by 'the last accounts, *a., Villa Fronca. (PRIVAIE _UTTER.) ELSINEUR, JAN. 12. A Letter from Arnaddl, in Norway, of the 6th, states, " Thp Captain of a Danish Vessel svhiLlt arrived here on the 3d, assures us that he hadseert a very considerable English Fleet'nlrse4a,gen." A Telegraph will be erected on the Tower of Cloaberg, to communicate along the Coast with Gillobu on one side, and Copubagen on the other. The Works at Cronberg are carried on without intermission, in order to place that For. tress in the best state'of defence. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 17. '.rxt inhabitants of the Cannon- Foundry at Freder;rlwwirk and the nelghhouriog country, have formed thetnselves into 4 Corps of Vo teens, under Royal Authority, to defend those important works, in case of emergence. The Carps consists of both Cavalry and infantry. The Ratifications of the Cohvention of Neu. trality,' have not yet beer) exchanged, but the Cabinet Courier, Lieutenant GLASS J will this evening set out for Peter:burgh. According to other accounts, the Convention was ratified here yesterday.