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IMPER ML PARL.MMENT. HOUSE OF PEEPS. SATURDAY, JULY 14. TH t Royal Agsent by Commission (the .Lott r, CHAockt.t.ott,Earl ltosst.Thr,•and Lortl.VYALstNc.. sittirg.as C•mmiviionero,' was given to' elle f o llowing Atts : The Addition,tl Irish Force fill, the Foreigec •Enlistinent, LiLly.Kti.,w AR. N'fi , TeriSiOny 'the, London Free Coal Market . , the Chapel Marrii*ges, the Weedon Beck, the Chatham Land - rtirehase, The Civil List, the.Nultry Compeer,. the Iri s h Promiewry Note, and. the Ordnance and Adjutant. General's Office' Free Postage Bills, %Vete read a' se con!' !inv. The Irish County Peacei Ditto Moot Doty, :IA: IlAckney Stag , . Co:ich,Bills, wetc,rrAti a thita . ticor, pashe k l, anti ;1 Message Otil..vtd, .to be 'beta to the Conirnoni to siAnity (lie w.th e. .Adjourot,,l to iVlontiny. • , • , JlOU,iis QE 6 . 06/‘/ONS. BATURDAY, 'JULY 14. Tiar House, ncetinivi , iic,l'by Si' EAT:E. tt, went' to flit: 1-louse at Peet'., Roe.ll . llssent inAblic.ana private A•Mi: , ..;ibie troll) flit Lotclslaot,tti , 7l the I - Touse, tint they to the Itisli IVlalt, and the Hackney Coach Bills. , 'Lord,Canitt.us . Sam East r took the Oaths arki his Scat; Mr. AlderrnadComii brought up the Report of Committee 'on .the.. London Additional Force .T3Ae Amendments Were' read and .agreed to, the .11ill.ordercd•to , bF engrossed, mit-viol a third titre on Monday. next. . The Reports of the Committees on the following Bills sseete severally brought up, the Amendments agreed -to, :anti the Bilis orderedlo•tngrossed,. and read a4hi,d -time stn Monday next, viz. The 3ill for making4Com , ,•ensarimt to the Props ictors of cer. tain Landcat Woolwich and Charletori, necessary for . .bis Msjesty's -Service, the Additional Force • Amendment Bill, as 'to making Allowance for Lands and liert,iitaments taken, for tiee. Public Service, the Accomptant'S.General Bill, the English and Irish Vote of Credit 13114, die Wiistu'leree - Porr till, and tint,Lonrion ljocks Warehousing' Bill 'On `the'Motion of Sir EvitNThicAsr, the cam.' n+irtal of the Bill fur appointing Irish Commissioners Ingtiiry,' was Postpone& till . Mondarrintt, It ti as ordered that the SP P. Mglit do issue his , Wand rant for the Elation' of 'a Knight of 'the Shire fora iheCeunty of Lnwth, in Ireland, in the, room of, the Right I-lon. Jou N FesTEft, WllO has accepted the, office of His Majesty's Chancellorof the Exchequer. and COmmissioner of the Treasury for Ireland. The Consoliiated Fund Bill, and the Loyalty Ltian were severally committed, and the .Re., ports ordered ,to be'received on Monday. . aril ; that he intended to sub. roil • fir •Ine—rtonse a braze vt - t z t , moce Of the COuntry.', ffe'expedett'that sOme'of the higrrt ruin. , oeollen t ep opposite , . to him would 114v,e ,broUght this matter forward in the . preseni year, but it had been delayed on aCcetura of an alledged difficulty At. tending it. He thought, howe ve r, that such a tobjea only required a very moderate degree 'er tention, in cider to being comprehended. bad drawn up the Statements into such a fortn as to requite very little discussion. He concluded Avi_th moving, that the Resolution Which he wished to submit for discussion on Monday, should be read by the clerk. This. Resolution was accordingly read; it related - to the total amount of the Funded D/Iht, on the Ist of Febtbary,- 103+33. Mr. I•lusxiss o N said,' he 'hoped' the Hon.' Gen. tletitan would 'haye no . objedtion to delay the discus. sine till Tuelithy next, was s t pcett to. • • ilosuf ruivinoin. on the Question that the Howie should go into a primmit!ee, upon the Bill for replacing the Revenue of Irclatul, Co!. Uvrcis INsOON. it was impossible that' he COtild COriSFrit to such a :Motion; without previously rnaking a few . obervation s upon a Bill Which went to raise no. lesi' titan 400,0001. in addition to the Revenue, so as to• oceasiott douhle the amount of. Taxes to he paid by the p e ople o f I re land. The House seemed already to haVe decided a very itn. -ortant question as to the Distillers in that Country, by discontinuing the allowance of 8 and i6per cent: . can the otportation of theiiSpirits ;• for although there would be another . opportunity to argu e t he inatter,)yet ,he was afraid it would end' unfavourably . towaldi them. 'He felt it therefore to be consistent ivith his luty to his Constituents to intreat the House, frrcvi us to their going into*Committee i that they tt Ould endeav Lit r to nyike additiOnalburden t press as little as, possible upon that description of persons. Ile really believed tlt If' the proptasals contained in the Bill :wet(' not ientii known in Ireland by those whom it mateii.d)v - concerned;•he meant .the the 13, , i1f.y Growetti, and the• Landed atm lemen of t h is C,,Lmt •To all, of blest: people it m u s t cr eAt e coroiderable tmeasinebo. The Distiller ottv f the rv.f.),l useful members of that p4rt of the lint,l KloAtiont, un aceket of his einploying th(Jill'antbi of people, who othortvise. would ruit procure a livelihood. He hoped stich Consider ations would have some weight upon the House, and prevent, the m. fratti imposing additional btirthen3:: upon Distiller, which. they wcie':by nu ine,MS able to sthldin. Alier a , few observations from Sir EvAni NE. two , / mid Mr. BEREkk.Oa 1), relative to' ifie policy Of obligii‘g, the Distillers . to perfOrio a certiiiu - por. t of kin n tett:lin wither of the House crit Into the Coinniirree, Sevural Amiquimentr; were flicirio made -telativc to the Distillers: The , Tkepost svas brtiught u* and ordered to be received on ,M ,, s.d,y next.. .• ATT,Pabllt GENERAL, brought up. a ' Bill ilv;;ll,,tiog anitvisied in the . flooqe o f Lands), re .. ,tive to , tilt more sptedy Adminitorarion of jii:oioe, AO,l plit:;lll,itly wi t h regard ; to the i ss ui ng o f W rit s ;..:(11111i4: p,:ead'a first, and 'ordered fo he .1 - aki a f.r,edritl. time on Monday next ; and, die _Bill ortrci - c k i tt, be'rtiutcd.—Tite tiouse then adjourned • • v?C.f_'.,..tl 11 CPL . :, !Li promoted in the Alr4.an COrp s . • t,^th .Ditto. Lieutenant 'Vhotnas St. George -Lyster, from the 71a to be Captain of a Company, vice O'Bytne, who • - - knyal Vererin,flattalion, Captain Titania, Power, from thel-tli Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Moore, , tit4,ease.d. 7th Ditto, 'Lieutenant lames Stewart Mathison, , from Half pay-of. the 9.1i1.F00t, to Lieutenant, vice Hocking, who cxchaitges. At tl►e Coorr, at the Queen's Place, the i th of • , julyi 1804; ..Presnti • The Must Exceileti IVl:ijesty in Comic:it. • This .day llonnurAble J Th}in'4li!, commonly, called Lord John 'illynne,.Vice.Cliam. be rl ain .:of Hi riNtrje ;t 'Hunlehtthl, - WSS; by .- flis Majedt)'ssworn of Iris islajesty'llVrost 11onnotablePrivy Council, and took his , p4F;_at, the Board accordingly. • Dolvning..ft ire t . 71ely '-The King ltas been pleased to' appoint the Hon. Cecil :. 1o1;.io.oti to. be ins "M.ije3ty's'Secietary of 'Legatit n to the Court of NrMonik. :lhe I(irg has also been' pleased, to ai)proye the, !appointment. of'.-Don Rosetta° Josef Gutierrez to-b: liis CatholiOlVl.4feityi Consul . at Gibialtar. Ccimmissitins in the Norfolk Nli!itia, ligned 6 , the Lord Lieute nant: - • - . . . • . . .Western . Regiment— ? oim Norri s ,Esq. to be Caßtain. Dated lune I, 1804. Uent. to be Resign. ,Dated Ilay 31, fik4. 'tines Dyt - e; Gent. to be Ensign. - Dated lune 23, 1804. Eastern Regiment-- John Cubitt 'Francis, Gent: tp he Lieu ' tenant, , vicetKenti.dy, resigned.' Dated June 38, 1804. John trope ; Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 604,1. Cottzmlssioes in the Abet'deenshire dby the • Lord Lieutettant. I.ieutenant Robert Coition, from the rlth Nqrth British litia, to be,Captain,, vice Corbet, deeeascd. Dated .1 une 25, •18,14. .Ensign John Clatte to be. Lieutenant, Vide 1 - Iyintman, resigned. Dyted as above. • • •To be E rsigns 7-4 lexender Gordon, .Gent, vice Grant, pro moted. Dated lune 4, )804. George Loggan, vice Clarke,' promoted. Dated June zs, 18p4. John Gordon, Gent. vice Blackburn, resigntd. Dated au above; .Corimirtiorr I,: the 'tst Royal . Reginient of Toiver Hamlets Militia, signed by lb! Lori Lieretethmt. .7:me as, 1804. W441'4441, lily II , 1804.• 'The King has been pleaficAi to appoint the Right George Rose and lion. Lord Chatles slienry'Sornerbet, to the bllitie of Payinist j er.Geticial ioi4liti--Majety'A Forces. Whitehall, :"Ply tj, 1804.. T: , c• King 11; . 0 seen pleased 't6 app'oint J itn?s Duke of rvlootrose and Lard Charles Spencer to the Office o Pkislroaster-Gcneral. Win. Pegg, Gent, to be. Ensign . .'Charles 'Henry Pearsc,. cent. eo'be ditto. , • ' Coo:mil:ion in the Royal Cornwall, Regitnetit , of Mi I itiaiiigged by the Lord Lielaenant. Doted :yub• 9,- iBo4. George jell'reyson, b , itnsi r gn. Ccunnistim in the Ilerefortishireitegiment of Militia, .rignrd the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant 'Lord 'Rbdney - tobe . C4tain, vice Geary, resigned. Dated I my t, /804. Cutmissions ill the Royal North Lincolnshire Militia, - signed Is the Lord tdeulcnant. Cro•um-Ohricr, 7p! ) , 14. MEM4EII, RTTURNED TO st ENE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. itoßovoit or itoumbutit.. . • Ch 1 - I , •ory.Sipnettxt, coirirrtoillycaltect Lore Charles I lenry-Sutilersett Or.inance:Olict, yid, to, 2804. 4'nyal R?gliren! ,Gentlemart Cadet John Crawley to >be Second: Lieutenant, vice R. A. Rollo, promoted. Dated, July 5, i 504..• G osli, Gent, to be Lieuteniinti Date'd May 23, 1?).1. Parkin. Hark, Gent. to 'be 'ditto, D'ateal May 24, 13.4. Icahn Sinclair, Cent, to be Ensign. Dated as•above. C'intitistitor in ti , e Royal .4 outlt Lincolnshire signed by t 6. Lord , • Wm, Winter, Gent, to be Ensign, Dated dune 15, 180 4. • Ccinutia.lims 4 the Royal Third Lincolnshire. Nl,litia, tilt Lord idote4ant. Nevile King, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated June 16,4194. 'rile John Cust.to be: Major. .Dated as .td.)oVe. Francis' Preston, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. john .130x.te;qent. to .bo . Ensign. Dated Jun e _ C;cnt. to IN.. clitto.,....Dated June 1 4, 180 4. • Ccevear.cion in the Ayrshire tMilitit , sighed 4y. the blecitieide.; naut . , • • Ordnanie-Ojfice, :fuly li p tBo4, an pi if Gu ,, nerDrivers in the 1;,....ya1 Reg!nrent of Colittois33ry - l'utticr to tic C4littin . 2.04111:1i4t,,try. fuly It, ac 4. Mr-01kt, , Ya:y• Li, 1t 4. • 3d,Regirnept of Dragootts; John Tones, Gent. to be Assistane „ :Siffgeen; viee - I lennin, promoted in the 3il Division •bf Light Infantry.of the Militia. . , ': , ' 6th Ditto, - Villiarti Fretleriek Itedden, Gent. to be Corner,. without purehase. .. Sth Reeiment of Light Dregeon.s, :Ensign Georg Edwera, Pratt Barlcitv, from the '22d tort, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Morley, promoted, '•' . . ilth I)itto, 'Charles Creagh e Gent. to be COrnet, by Pur eliase, vice I).iv.e,on, 'promoted... • . , . 17th I)ittoeConict William C6re 'Fatillteer to be Lieutenant, by. Purchase, vice Westropp,. who retires. Illth'Ditto, John •Clettients, Gent, to 'be Cornet, without . purchase, - Frederick 'ebb, Gent'. to be Aesistailt-Stireeei),.. Vice Ye.ates, %'ho resigns. • • 13c1 I)i.tto, George Dodwell, Gent.. to ,be Cornet, w ithout 1 2 nrcliase, - vite•Ddlow, promoted. • 29th I)ittne john Raketon, Gent. to be Corner, by purchase, vice Hum, appointed to the Ise Dragoon Guards, Ist Regiment tit Foot Guarder, Ensign Fleury Packa: to be . Lieutenaeit, without purchase, vice Campbeil, who retires, • 3d Regitnere of Foot, Ensign and Adjutant (eremitic Cleeve to have; the Rank of Lieutenant. .Eniten . Cassias 'M. • • Cleochy •to 'be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign james:King to be Lienterielii, without purchase. Charles Barrett, Gent. to be Elisign, vice Clew:hey. 'William B INK RE IPTCI ES ENUIRaE D. •• .AllgtlSl ' Salient Will e tt, Gent. to l ie En s ign, vice t;.ing. 0111 Ditto, Joseph •Lo'.vt her Rebertsint, Gent. to he Ensi gn , Thornes Corby), ,of Ghe epel i le, London, dreper, f rom t, to August it, at ten, a: Guildhall. . • t" re:•" -- , - ..,-e -eet. 44,41. 1. - ,„toinoted, ~ . 13th Ditto, , mimes tote, titla: 10. De Ensign, by 1ee,..t........, David . East ILI', ot Kingston-upon-Hull, upon. Hul 1, draper, I rom the elm InSt. to August 8 ; at ten, at C.sututn.tt. ~ . Vice F rench, promoted in the 89th Fuet. • 14th I)itto, Stephen Shute KoWe, -Gc:nt. to he Ensign, by ~.. Alanc 13th John Blomeley,, late of liester, Lancashire, . ' inn- keeper. 17th Ditto, 'Li eu te nant Ch a rl es D u di ngstone, ' from the . , Itattaliou of Reserve, to be Lieutenant, wultOut purchase, . 'e3 e 4/NA . -/t UP,TS. ' . - 22d Ditto; 'Jahn Kirby, 'Gent. idie bie Ebsign, 'Without -put. Thoirris Whittle, of Wheelton, near Chorley, Lancashire, chase, vice Ballievv, appointetrro the Bth Light Dragoons. neislin• mint: , a:itprer, to zeerreniter Tiny 2.e. 26, and Angust 23d Ditto, Lieutenant Plehry koester, trout itete-pay of the z„ at t '.% c.'l V :', itttill'; . Ilridecivater Arms len, Manchester; 17th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Bennett,. who ex- Ai eqiiie„, Messrs. - Duck Worth and Chippendall, ' Man. changes. . • , c0e,,t , ,.r . 24th Dolce William Abraham Le Mesitrier, Cent. to he en- vele f:. , :,.t e of Neweate-street,Lohclon, linen-draper, to su r sen, witlinut purchase, vice Bouiee ; pre me r e e in the 57th reieler J illy te e a t' elle, e 4, at eleven, and August 25, at cwt. ' • ' . , 25th Ditto, ffi Ensign P. Somerville to be Lieutenant by war- twelve, et Giiildhell. At t orney, Mr. Alderson, North= , ' street, City.road. ' ' • ' - ' • ' , chase, vice Daniel, P runie d in the 7&J i' , Jot• 1-1,, 1ry- 7' hoitos Price, or Red-troes-street, Borough' of Southwark, Warren, Gent, - to be f.iisien, by pert-base,' vice Crook, pro- Surril, upholsterer. and 'cabinet-mai:yr, to surrender jury mined, , . 3t, August 4, end 25, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At. 26th Ditto . , tnsign George Ht rriott to be Lienterient, by pur- torney, Mr. Perry, Wel brdok, London. Of Coventry, silk.marmfaaurer, ' chase ; vice Walker, P 1.01110 " 41 Ensign Thu lll44 1 . 4 ' 1,, i' Witham Wilberforce Bird, Dick to be Lieutenant, by, purchase ' vice Wilkie, who re- ' to ' surrender I lily i 7, 28, and zit List 2 . i,_ at ten, at Guild tiret,. . „',, - . 1411, Loodou. Attorouy, Mr. - Berry, Walbrook. Tones Clierlesson Hahn, of New-coon, Crotched-friars, 3oth Ditto, Ensign - Richards/me •from the 3zu root, to be Lienteriant, without-putt:l'46e. Ensign pint) l'uweil, Cimino, ship and insurance-broker, to surrender August from the 31st Foot, to be Lieutertain .witetritt . peieeie, aryl 25, at ten, et G ciildfiall. AttOrney, Mr. EVans, 3 rst Ditto, Lieutenant Michael Cease to be teapt.iiii of a - ni fe ei e .i mee ' Cenojwy, by iturchase, vice Sooth we it , , w i l „ re tires. En- saintiel LiChigarar anti Matthew . Dnnsford, of Ilasinghall. sign Edward Fleming to be Lieuteliant, vice Cut , Georrre * street, London, dealers, to surrenciec Italy, 2d, .21. and Isar, Gent, to be Eosigo, witnout.pu rc h ase , e w e poweil, , • Aiteuet 25, at ten, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr, Walton, proinotedjn the Joh If out,. . . . i Girdler'S hall,. liasinghall-etreet.. - ' • Tames Mill, of Portsea, county of Southampton, grocer, to 32d Diti,;,..,' Arthur Disney,*Cente to be Ensigii, without pure eli.e,e, vice Itichardsou, proni 9 tpa i n t i le , t ,, te,,,t, surrender July 30, .at three, 3t, at, eleven, and August 23, 3etli Ditto, fultit Warton, Geer, to be Le; 14 • 11 , without pur. , at two, at the Ship and Castle, Portsea. Attormes, Mr. einise. vice Wilkinson,promoted, ' - ; • Daniel Lowe-.' St. lainesisstic, Portsea tor Mr. john .;011 Ditto, 11 . 11 e , 8 11, C 3 v ( l . Wi ThirO, tot/ Lieutenant', with- WillNlien, Salisbury -it reet, Strar.d b LOSILIOti. - • • out porenas,,, Itichar lsl.lsll Balawyn, 1..; chi• 14 # 1 -":. 1 - 141 - . Richard Emmet, of tVithnell, Lanceshire, and Peter Bal f t. sign, vice Wilkins. • ,_ ' . win, of Hogliten; said county, cotton manufacturers ; to sus. 43,1 Ditto, Sionuel Hall Loel, Gent. to he Enlighe without . reader July 25, 26, and August 25, at eleven, at the Bridge. purchase . ,. vice Prortor e prometed, Wil reeet eltact'ay,Gelite . water Arrox,. Mancheeter. Atturnies,Mesers. Duckworth to be Ensign, vice fee: r, proilioL(l. and Chipperidall, Manchester. 45th Dittire i i . Captain laSper Ni,:oll,i to bo M.ijor, 1) pure ha e, Charles Fortnum, late of Lipper Betkeley-streer, Portman 1 vice LOrd Frederick Ilentilic!:, pree,Leee el -; 11 l'oul•- square, Mitlehrsee, merchant. to •titirrender, I l ' 8 - ..• u Y- 1 7,2 r and • Lieutenant Edward Dale to t•r: L ,iri.,,.;, • , .:. ~l: n_ Ail4ll3t ”', ;It fill, at Guildhall-. , Attornies, Messrs. Pal ; Sigh Charles Flut;on to be 1.iviit...,i.,, •,, ~ , • ).. . . met atid l'unllinsonS, Wareiford,Court,Throgmortoii.streer. ~ 47th Ditto,. Ensign Clialics El w 0 ,.~ e, ~ . i out purchase, vice leellt., pre.' eile L ~-, .: i• ~, lei. • - e. DIVIDENDS. fantry Voluill.:cr.i. iile7,...thit.A. o, . ~, ~;, . ,,,,. io be August- r 4, Henry Nantes, at'VJarriford-court,.Thnigmorton- Etisiy,tl, Vice G ordon, suoceseeed, --- --. .s. ;.,.,,,' Gent, to street, Libman, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, be Eiisien, vice Elwocel. ' August . 1 . Mi c h ael Curtis and Jagtee•Henty Alexander Stott, 481 i 1 51./iiee cut, to be Ensign BartLieutc h ipou, elerne wittnoe; Edw , , I ,,rc Drti eeht, from the •, . lateefWatling.etreet, L on d on , wi n e a n d brandy.merchants, etli F: . a,>,:, • .at-lon, at 1 11411dtiall, • -.. . . . • • , . sari, Ditto; 1 knry Plunkett, to he Eri5.,, , ,:, yy itti,;, 1 t .pri rchaSe, August 3., i 1 ugh I bbetson, of Pocklington, ,Yorksitireespirir vi,e Drought, poon,ited in age ..0.11 t eel. ~ • merchant, 4r eleven, at the' George Inn, Kingston-iipott sctii Dote, cept.iiii George If. 1euee.....,H.i), from tie n oetl i . H e n . - • hunt, to oe Laptain ot a Company, ~......: Pow, r, , ,ii yooitc.l. 1 August 7. Henry Spalding, late of Metfield, Suftbrk, grocer,' to the etri Royal Veteren Ilatteliou. "William 1 Lewes, at tcl!, itt•th l/4: Angel l no, iiitlesworth, Suftblk. * . • • Gem. to be Ensign, Without piirciiase, vice iiw(lwilic, August 4. Tliuntal Okell,of Circa Queen.street, Lincoln's promoted Mlle: Royal StetlCorps. Inn-Bettis, Middlesex, No y ,: linen-draper, at ten,' at Guildhall. 57111 LThio, .Ensigit Georee, 'Fliew Bourke, from th e 24th Angus!. 4. Mattbe w No y ,: of Wapping Wall, Middlesex, but- Fuer, to lie Lieutenant, witb,ut nu rCiIJ,O . i Cher, at tctr, at Guildhall: . .. . A ot h Di tty , I,,,,:uttriant•Narliahiel limonites, from : the sith I Sept. 6. Robert - Grithane and William Graham. of Making. Foot, to he Captain ot'a C0ni i ,,,;, , ,', wttliokir 0ur,..1144e, vice ',Wet ! , Yorkihire, and ~l arnesC retrain, of A Idermenbury, cot. Duckworth, appointed to eit;; 1 Lieutenant Thomas ton-rnannfaChirerS, at eleven, at the Old Cock inn, liali- Henderson to be Captain, ut a Cumpany, vio..! Wyburo, c1 i .1.. fax .- • coasecl. , • , . , Auplg' 4. •Wllliairrilonsor, of Red Linn-streeti Spitalfields, * 62a Ditto, Surgeon Alex. Boyle, from the 2.1 I)ivi3i.)ll Of kildilltticX; silk e weavere at ten, at Guildhall. It'li 1 iti:t .Light Infantry, to by Sur,4eon, vox 11,1fVeY, op:. • August is, Thomas Mum, orrrowbridge, Wiltshi re , c l ot hi er; pointed to the eel Dragoon Gnanls., - • • : at one, at - t he George Inn, - TroWbridge. 63d, Ditto, George William Savage, (..ierrt; tube Ensign,. by. • August •1 1. John. Wank, of Paternoster-row, bookseller,' at • purchase, vice Fairtleugh pronnited. . • ' CERTIFICATES .- . . vice Carty, wild retires. - -. -. . ' l • 'IV' litet e Ditto r R ichard _Fortes, Gent. to be Eritign, without put- I Atlghq 4. .W 1 him Coombe', of : titeen.Street, Cheapside, chase, vice Stretch, superseded,. , , . • London, warehouseinan. ,89th Ditto, Alex: Mae Keeltnie, cent. to be, Assistant4nr- Peter RiChardsoo of Wakefield, Yorkshire, wopistapler. geon, vice Moore, who resigns. - - Charlee Simpson, .oteMasborough, Rotherham, 'Yorkshire, 94d Oitto' : Claude Alex toiler, Gent. t o be ' Ensign,'without ' . , boat-builder. porch*, viceCiimpbell, Inertneted. ... . 1 ' John Thacker Saxton, late of Chesterfield,' county or Derby, g6lh Ditto, Lieittenant CicorKe - Conke to 6e Captain of a 1 . printer. Company, by purchase , vice Dingley,who retires, Ch ar l es ' Thomas Wood, of Dorchester, ,Dorsetsl2lre, ironmont,;er, Giant, Gent. to 'be Ensign, by purchase, vice Warren .1. Inimi.ast s ") of All Saints,. South Elmltarn, Suffolk; shop. ~ , promoted. - : • c . •keeper. - 3d West 'Nail Regiment, Henry OWen Wood, Gent.' to he I JOhn_Blerwers,ofplaleswOrth, Sttfrelk; shopkeeper. En.ien, without purchase, vice StolleY, rimoved to the 31 1 I • , • ' ~ . Garrieon Ilettalion. '' - ; , sth Ditto, Malcolm M‘Donald,•Gent.: to be Ensign, with. , . out purchase, vireLtlamilten, appointed to the 42r1 Feast. - ' P I V Alt R IVID, '. ' .. .. 6th lento, WilliUm‘latikie, Gent - . ' to, Ni be, sigte, Without Ilamburgh 3 . ' purchase, : vice Walton, p romoted i n the 44rh- I. 6:.it, • I" Colotiel RamsayN Regiment, relentenant William MeyriCk i .• ii • e , Posyler, from the B.}lll Foot, to b e ‘..apteut Of ,t ....tenpony, . by purchase, rice tue li on, pectuuted. ~' • . , En iign James • Hendersbn • to be' Lieutenant; vice M 4 Cown, WIC; 22, 183.4. . • .11 . gired 4y the Lord • .4,letttenant of the Coin!) , of Ayr. .4yr,hit.e l'ilunieir Infantry. zd HattalionHohn Weir, Gent, to be Quarter-master. Dated nue 21. 18 4. 3d liattalion•—Alexander MgGown, • Esq. to bq Captain, vice Rollo, resigned. Dated June '26, 004. • . Ilattalion—F;nsign Wiiliam (Munn to'be Lieutenant, vice Ilayacsigited, Dated tune 16; tBo4. Hugh Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gibson; promoted. Dated as aix)ve. Committhra dined by the t'ice Lie:toe:Art(4* the CountY of Surrey. Richmond l'o4ottccc.t.... Wm. May, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 7 1 .1304. , lohit.Norriss Gent, to be Ensign. Dated, 7 as'above. .• MAI LS. PRIC 1 7 .'0 1 , STOCKS, • THIs DAY AT fuitt.lit iI‘‘COICK. Consols 57# I Red, Ann. . 56 A I Omni= - 1 1 - 1 IN . SOLEM Q,VIS nrcartr FALSUNt ALTDILAT ? LONDO-N, JULY 16, ►BO4. THE Enimy mad;. some movements - with their Flotillarat Boulogne'on Friday, which imlicated an . intention to put to Sea ; ninety-two Sail of thei 't Marie Gun_brigs and Lugged were Worked into the Outer 1 -- larbour,',and cur Officer; and Seatnen began to hope that the French,,Fereat length in earnest, aild that they would keep their promise of making their grand :effort on the famous r4th of July. The.KiugGeor 7 e , Cutter was dispatched to the I),:rts with • gerice to Rear-Attmiral Louis of these .movements, :•and he immediately proceeded to the French. Coast with his Scivadion. We apprehend, however, that the Enemy only brought out their Flotilla for the - purpose of a little parade, and that they are by this • . • time .gone qui e tly btitk. again. There were several con.. current ` circumstances last week very favourable to the Enemy, if they had cho s en to make the attempt on Tuesday night, in particular, the wind was fair and not too strong, the night was very dark, and there was a spring-tide. These CircutruitAnces duced General MooRE, with that vigilance which always marked his chata&er, to keep a great part of his TrOups under anus during the nigh). YEsTE R DAY we received . the Pdris Abniieurs to the 9:lt instant, and some smaller Papers of aci older date. By the Monitcur of the 7th we learn the re turn to France of M. JAUBERT,' who had been sent by BON/O.ART E on a mission to 'Constantinople. —.,We are also told in the same Paper, that a sprit ,revolt pervades - several of the Turkish r!roVioces, which is fOtnented by some F.uropeari Power. Rursi - er is afterwards alluded to, -in'a rare. tended. Letter from Constantinople, as the Power meant, and to whom the fifoui + eurattribuies the sign of uniting Turkey !nits Empire. Letters from Ratirbon of the .3oth ulr. state, that the Declaration of the ELECTOR of BADEN, respett ing the late violation of the Neutrality of Ger many, had been received, and was to be communi. catcd to the Diet on the, 2d instant. Its o'n tents are not announced, but there is too lunch :reason to believe that that at of atrocity %sill find a majority of apologists in the GeiMan Diet. Thy EiiPEROlt Of - RUSSIA is stattd to hive acquicxed in the Eledoral Note. DUP.& C CS 11.111 C bzen received by G9vern. ment from Botany: B:ty, dared !a3t Wiol!cr, l‘titeN state the Colony to be in the most .prozTero t ti ditioN and , peifetllytranquil. A new Sezilanen t has been made on Pan Dieman's Land it is c alled Fort Hobart, and is already in a thriving situatiun. THE recent losses which we have sustained i n the East, tend very strongly to ju,tify the observa- . tions . we'rnade anme time: ego on the conduet uf, th e late Board of Admiraity, The Public will; WC think, agree with IN, that it is ,a point which at least requires explanation, why our Naval Force in the East has been so disposed of, that LtrrOls .should have hien `enabled to Continue his ravages upon our Trade so long without interrtytion. the skill and courage of our Naval Commanders in that quarter,we have not rho. slightest doubt ; w e , Can therefore only attribute the apparenfinabivitY of-trar Squadron, to .some unfortunate want of full sight in those who direded its operations. It perfcCily well known in England, that Ad miral IIARISINcIe had contrived to evade the vigi lance of our blockading ;SquadrOn Off Ferrol, and tfiat he had :bent his course to' the East to 'LLNOIS, and from the jundion of two soch Sqqa• drone, considerable Mischief was to ht zipprehectl , . ed. It was; we believe, - about the m' nth of Au-, gust last that the late Board of Admiralty dis. patched three 7,1.'5, viz. the Afb ;wt . , Sceptre, and Rrrs , rel, to reinforce our Fleet i n the East, ;Lod t he . Publie• ought to know whether directions were given to the Commanders of those Vessel, to go off' the Mauritiuri (almosi:the only Port which the Enemy have in that quarter), to obtain information respeaing Litiots ; or whether they were Ordere d to ptbeeed direft to India. This is a stibjeawhicht calls for, and - we hope will undeYgo, strict inquiri• . The DUKE .of CUMBERLAND, we are sorry 'to hear, .way lasi night taken ill, and was obliged to leave medical attendants. He was at :he Opera O il Saturday, and appeared 'pert - ally well. Saturday, about two o'clock, the Po:tognese and Russian Ambassadors had iiitet views with Lout --- 1 - lAkklioivAi, at his Office, and about three o'clock a.Cabinet Council was held there. We underitand that the report of Lord Giotof . 'SEYMOUR's diplomatic m i ss i on , to St. PeterslWP • is without foundation. Lord GRAIVVJLLR Lgyi troN GOW E a,. brother to the Marquis of STAFFoIIh has received that appointment. s • Mr. Gaitt.tett;.Sceretary to !lie British ErtibOY at Petersburgh, who is appointed Envoy to the COO of Denmark, will remain at Petersburgh till their' rival of his successor, Mr, STUAKT.