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LIVIPERIAL PARLI.IIII.EIYT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, MAY 5. i v . A Fi Lnri vniortrE (eldest Son of Earl SPENCER), was orn, and took his Seat as Member for Oak. hatnpt::n. Mr.CuRwEN brought up the Repos t of the Com tnittee to whom had been !ducal the Petitions re. lacing to the Improvement of the Haibour of Ram say., in the Isle of Man. The Report stated, that the formation of a secure and navigable Port at Ram say, would be of vast advantage to the intercourse between Great Britain and Ireland, and would facili tate particularly the Supplying of Ireland with Coals. The expence of the improvement was stated at. • o, 0001. Mr. Rose conceived that the Port of Douglas was fully sufficient for all the purposes that could be an swered by the formation of a second Port in the Isle of Man. 'He was unwilling that Zoliament should grant any money for works.of this kind, with out a regular Estimate from a judicious Surveyor, as, without that, a work, .the expertce of which was stated only at to,oool. might' be incapable of being effetted for roo,oool. Mr: W. EPUNDAi and Sir Wm. ELFortn spoke to 'the same effeet as,Mr. ROSE. Mr. CUR WEN supported the Petitions, the ob-' jeel of which he described as highly beneficial to Lancashire, and the adjoining Coenties, to Ireland, and to the Coal Trade.. ~He himself felt particular ly interested in it, from hying a considerable pro perty in a trade which would be materially advanced by it ; but that interest would not have induced him to recommend the objea to Parliament, if it was not coupled with great Public benefit. The Report was ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. Cotwart presented a Petition from the Tra ders and Merchants' of Workington, praying for the: . formation of a Navigable Harbour at Ramsay.—. Ordered to lie on the Table. It was also ordered, on the Motion of Mr. CURW EN, that an humble Address be presented to His Majesty, praying that there be laid before the Hnuse,,Copies of the Peti tions presented by the Inhabitants of Ramsay, to the Persons appointed to take a Survey of the. Isle of Man in 1791, with a view to its Improveinent. Mr. KINNAIRD stated, that in the Dispatches presented to the House, relative to the War in India, certain dates, and the Report of the Secret Com. mittee, had been omitted. He wished to know, whether it was intended these deficiencies should be filled up ? - • . Mr. ADDINGTON replied, he had not seen the Report, but the deficiencies, if they existed, should be supplied. The Loan Bili for 14 - .506,0001..f0r the demand of Great Britain, the Irish Loan Bill, and the Ex cise (Wine Duty) Bill, severally passed the Corn. mittee, and were ordered to be reported on Mon day. . The Militia Subalterns Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time on Monday. Mr. ROBERT M I TFORD,' from the Commission ers of the Customs in Scotland, presented an Ac count of the total Arrears and Current Balances of Excise and Customs, from Jan. 1774, to Jan. 1804. Adjourned. FrQrn the LONDON GAZETTE, May 5, 1804. 4r the Council-Chamber, Whitehall, the 3d of May 184, Present, The Lords of klis Majesty's Most Honourable Privy His Majesty having been pleased to appoint Charles Cainefun, Esq. Captain-General and Go, vernor in Chief of the Bahatna,lslands, he this day took. the oaths ap?ointed to be taken by the Go vernuts of His Majesty's Phntations. Offict,, May 5, 1804. - - - 4th Regiment of Deogooi, Guards, Captain fohn French to b; purchase, vice Leathatn, who retires. Lieu qoore to be Captain of a Troop, vice French. h :verley to be Lieutenant, vice Moore. Gent le oc Cornet, vice Beverley. sth. Ow.), Henry W , n, cent. to be Comet, by purchase, ‘... - (olinstone, who retires. Of Dragoctiz., William Dawson, Gent. to be ny purchase, vice Baicnin, promoted. RiNiment o r Light Oragoons, Lieutenant John Earl Waidegrave, tr rn the' 3pi Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sl:4th, who exchanges. 9tii Ditto, Ensign Tiioino Oliver Anderdon, from the 69th Foot, to be Cuthet, vice Lalor, who exchanges.. ipth Dian, Lieutetiaiitatid ~,:jutant Sourer to be Captain Of • a Troop, witlicut inirchase. Cornet Giu.6e Augustus , veri:: to be Lieutenant, without purchase. inn :)tto, Frederick Wood, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 12:a Ditto, Lieutenant John .Frankland, from Half-pay of the 24th Drag ,,, ,tis. to be Litutentuit, without purchase. 171° Ditto, Lieutenant ?tulip Tisdale to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet William Brown to be Lieutenant, vice 'l,,ilate. ISth Ditto, Captain the Hun. J. Bruce O'Neil, from the Coldstream GuarOs, to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Charles Allix, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Courtney, promoted. Coldstieatii Regiment' of Foot Guards, Ensign Francis Miles .Milman to be'Lieutenant, without purchase, vice O'Neil, appointed to the 18th Light Dragoons. Hon. Charles Vere Ferran Toivnshend to be Ensign, vice Xlilman. 4th Regiment of FOot, Euseby Stratiord iii van, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaso, vice Hostage, proi.ioted. ;7th 15itto, Captain the Hon. George Mathew, from the Foot, to be Captain of a Company,' vice Baillie, who changes. 13th Ditto, Captain William Baillie, from the 17th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mathew, who exchanges. 32 1 Ditto, D. O'Kearney, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Ramsay, promoted in the 89th Foot. George William Paty, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 'ones, pro moted. 35th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Smyth, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Wantegrave, who exchanges. Serjeant Mainwright to be Quarter master, vice Murray, who retires to his former Hali-pay„ • 41St Ditto, William Evelyn, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Craddock, promoted. ,loth Ditto, Ensigri Joseph tones, from the 66th Foot, to be • Ensign, without purchase, vice lervoise, promoted. 46tit Ditto, Thomas Miiler, Gent. to be • Ensign, by pur- . chase, vice Kesterman, prom •ted in the soth Foot. . 48th Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieu tenant Coulson Sk.orto%ye, sawn IlalfLpay 7ist r oot. En -54;i1 t 4 iiitam Kirk, from the Sad Foot. Ensign Edward trorn tit.s3it Foot. 53d Ditto, Charles Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Slo. ie, whose Appointment has 'not taken • place. 56th Ditto, A ssistant-.Su:geon Anthony C. Colel . ouglv, from th 6th 'Dragoon ‘-; aards, to be Assistant-Sur eon. 57:11 Ditto, .Captain alter MiGibbon, .;tutu Sir ,Chatics Green's Corps, to be Captaia, otaCumpany, vice Perch, Who exchaiii,es.• - • 58th Ditto, Ensign - Westropp to be 7: - leu:t:;th•nr, 77 - 767 7 - - olive, vice Kinah, promoted. both Ditto; Hospital-Mate j. A. du Moulin to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Allard, removal to the York Rangers. 6zdDitto, James Fielding Sweeney, Geol. to b t e he E 3 n d sig ß n a ' t purchase. 68th Ditto, Major A. M. K. Hamilton,sfrota lien of Reserve, to be Major, vice. Scott, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment: 69th Ditto, Comet Thomas Lalor, from thC gth Light DAt .goons, to be Ensign, vice A ntletdon, who excitants. 73d Ditto, Captain Andrew Geils, from the gad Foot, to A be Captain of a Coinpany, vice Dunbar, who ex,iialiges. Btst Ditto, William Meyrick, Gent. to be ensi.;l l , by pur chase, vice de Carteret, promoted. 87th Ditto, En'sign Peter Gordon, from the 18th Foot, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Wathen, promoted. 59th Ditto, Patrick Colley, Gent. to be hnsign, by purchase, vice Robert. St. Leger, promoted in the Bad Foot. gad Ditto, Captain Robert .Nugent Dunbar,_ from the 73d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Geils, who ex- changes. gsth Ditto, Lieutenant the Honourable H. R. Pakenharn, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be First Lieutenant, without purchase. Ist West India Regiment; Joshua C4itnpbelt, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bigitali, removed to the 27th Foot. Royal African Corps, Captain Charles Turner to be Major, without purchase. • To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Joseph C. Gil. bee, vice TUrner. Lieutenant Charles Frederick Edgar. Lieutenant Thomas Brereton, trout the zd West India Re giment. Lieutenant Thomas Cole, from the sth Garrison Battalion. To be Lieutenants Lieutenant William L. Oliver, from Half-pay of the sth Foot. Ensign Donald M'Kenzie, vice Gilbee. Ensign Kennedy, vice Edgar. Ensign George Mockler, trem the. tst Battalion of Reserve. En sign Thomas Martin, from the ist Battalion of Reserve. • To be Ensigns—G. B. B. Crompton, Gent. vice M'Kenzie. Robert lvers, Gent. vice Kennedy. John Kennedy, Gent. Tohn Howley, Gent. Alex. Grant, Gent. Joseph Fair cloth, Gent. vice Palmer, promoted in the zd Battalion of Reserve.• • ist Battalion of Reserve, Edward Hubbard, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice Mockler, promoteclin the African Corps.. Francis Shearman, Gent, to be Ensign, • vice Martyn, promoted in the fric.an Corp. • ad Ditto, Ensign George Palmer, from the Afncan Corps, t , be Lieutenant, vice Metge, who resigns. 3d Ditto; Major Allan Ffampden Pye, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Major, vice Hamilttm, appointed to the 68th toot. Lieutenant SitneEaPavis, from the rst Battalion, to be Lieutenant, with ttiriporary Rank. 7th Ditto, Robert Hunt,. Gent, to be Ensign, vice Blake, superseded. Toth Ditto, to be Lieutenants. —Ensign Robert Morrow, vice Manson, who resigns. Ensign James Hurt, vice Slade, who resigns. Ensign Charles Urquhart. To be Ensigns.—Sinclair Manson, Gent. vice Moraw, Wil liam Slade, Gent. vice Hurt. Adolphus Thomas O'Gor man, Gent, vice Devaynes, who resigns. izth Ditto, AssiStant Surgeon Arthur Bell, from , the York Rangers, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 13th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Robinson, from the 18th Light-Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Pure foy, who resigns. Assistant-Surgeon William Wemyss Fraser, from the 7 ist Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Buchanan, removed to the 32ci Foot. Thg Queen's German Regiment.—Thomas Power, Gent. to be' Ensign, without Purchase, vice Muller, promoted in the YOrk Light Infantry Volunteers. The King's German Legion. Cavalry. To be Lieutenants — Cornet Bernhart Baton Bothmer. Lieutenant Ernest Baron Lenthe, with temporary Rank. Lieutenant Augustui Baron Klenke, with temporary Rank. Lieutenant George de Donop, with temporary, Rank. To be Comets—Second Lieutenant George Meister, Ber nard Cropp, Gent. Baron Voss. To be Paymaster—Ernest de Schmidetn, El 3. late Captain, York Hussars: • To be Adjutants—Lieutenhnt C. Baron Hodenberg. Lieu tenant Lewis Baron During. \ 7 Infantry. To be Capzains of Companies, With temporary Rank—Captain Charles de •Bellvi tie. Captain George. ' Captain William Chacien. Captain Ernest Lewis de Robertson. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieutenant Charles de Kautemanns. Lieutenant George Reinbold. Lieutenant Frederick de Gegso. To be Ensigns—Ensign' Anton Baron Wersabe. Ensign Hans Baron Usslar. Ensign George Baron Issendortf. To be Adjutant, with tempotary Rank of Captain—Lieute riant Adolphus Bosewell. Artillery. SeCond Lieutenant Charles de Rnkjerg to be First Lieutenant, with temporary Rank. Seq.x)nd Lieute nant Frederick Rehwinkel to be First Lieutenant, with temporary Rank. Second Lieutenant Wm. Brifun to be Second Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant Chides Flugge to be Adjutant, with-the Rank of Lieutenant. Dr. john Meusel tobe Surgeon. Ernest vi,ter., . - ;cnt. to be Surgeon. fronrkthe York Rangers, Assistant-Surgeon Gabriel Allarl. both Foot, to'be Assiatant - Su r g eon, vice. Bell, spy to the 1.20 1 Battalion of Reserve. Georg: Hicks to be h.bitant-surgeon; York Light infantry Volunteers, Captain John Elliott Porch, ' from-the 57th Foot, to be aptain of a Company, vice M'Gibbon, who exchanges. Stewart Balneavis, Gent: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Birnic, removed to the Ist Garrison Battalion. Roll's Regiment, Lewis de Polastron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice de Castellon, who resigns. ad Royal Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Charles M'Bean, from' the 4th Battalion, to - be . Lieutenant, vice Codd, placed on the Retired List. 3d Ditto, Captain Henry Carey, from the 4th Battalion, 'to be Captain ofa Company, vice Tonson, who exchanges. Ensign Thomas Braeley, front the Ist Battalion, to be En sign, vice Morrison, placed-on the Retired List. 4th Ditto„ captain lacou - fonson, from the 3d Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Carey, who exchanges. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Joshua Manger Franklin, from the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cole, promoted in the Afri can Corps. .4.7 L a.a i...a4s a. .• m ore, Maidstone, 'Kent. lames Arrowsmith, of Stockport, county of Che6ter, baker, to surrender May 17, 79, and iune i 6, at ten, at tLe Castle Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Bullivant, Bernard street, Brunswick-square, London ; or Mr. LlAJdeley, Stockport. . Michael Cannon, of Little Cheapside, Sun-stteet, Middle sex, ,clieeseinonger, to surrender May 8, at ten, ;8, at twelve, and Itine 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edmunds, Hatton-Garden. DIVIDENDS. - June 5. John Peirce, of Lower Thames-street, fish monger, at ten, at Guildhall. May 29. George Dawes, of Rood-lane, enchurch-street, brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. rune 5. Joseph Leeman, of Peterborough, 'Northampton shire, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 2. Joseph Littler, of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. May 2.8. Charles Bureham, of Stowmarket, Suffolk, butches , at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Stowmarket, May 18, (and not on the 24th inst. as before advertised), George Warren, of Covehtry-street, Haymarket, Middle sex, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall. May z 6. lames Hoo,k, and William' Turner, of Bridge-foot, Westminster, coal-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May 28. Daniel Harker, of Winchcomb, Gloucestershire, soap-boiler, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, Wor cester. May 1. Francis Thompson, of Bow-lane; London, ware houseman, at ten, at Guildhall. May z 6. Thomas arker, of Brick-Wall, Hatfield, Hertford shire, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, London., May 31. Thomas Pyne, of Southwark, Surrey, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. • lune z. Thomas White, of White-yard, Rosemary-lane, Whitechapel, cooper, at one, at Guildhall. June 12! George Gowan, of Great -Ormond-street, mer chant, at ten, at Guildh all. May 30. Joshua jay, of Norwich, coal-merchant, at four, at the King's Head, Norwich. May 30. - William Fower, of Haywood, Lancashire,. inn keeper, at four, at the Blue Ball, Hulme, Manchester. May zB, Johh Kershaw, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, chemist and druggist, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. June 5. Stanislas, Grandelos Mesle, of Finsbury-place, • Muorfields, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 28. Hugh Thurston, of Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, grocer, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, , Worcester. June L. Joseph Travis and Peter Nevin, both of Bolton-le- Moors, Lancashire, muslin-manufacturers, at eleven, at the Nag's Head, Bolton-le-Moors. BARRACKS. Major Thomas Edgar, on Half-pay of the late 89th Foot, and Barracktrpaser of Riding-street, to be an Assistant 13. a - General, vice Robertson, deceased. HOSI'ITXL STAFF. Surgeon Tames °alien, from the zd Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon to -.he Farces in Ireland, vice .Is.iiining, dec.cased. Assistant -Surgeon N. G. Emery, from the 32d Foot, to be Surgeon to the 3d Battalion of Light Infantry of the Line in Ireland, vice Menzies, removed to the goth Foot. • MEMORANDUM. Ensign Hickman Chartres, of the torn Battalion of Reserve, is superseded. _ . ERRATUM in the Gazette of the zist ultimo. For Major-General Sir John. Francis Craddock, K. B. teGI Lieutenant-General in the Army in the Presidency of M dra's only, read Major-General Sir John Francis Craddock,'' K. B. to be Lienteuant-General in the Army in the got (To be continued). pAN KRuptcY ENLARGED. William Schultze and Philip Unger, of Great Winchestdp, street, Broad-street, London, merchants * from May 5, to June BANKRUPTS. Wilmer Mackett Willett, of Rushforth-Hall, Bingley, York shire, cotton-spinner, to surrender May i 7, to.. unit Julie t 6, at four, at the Star Inn, Manchester, Lancashire. At tornies, -MesSrS. Chesshyre and Walker, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis; Cursitor-street, London. Cilarles Wotton, of Bath, Somersetshire, milliner, to surren der May 22, 23, and June 16, at eleven, at the Argyle TA, ; vern,"Baihwick, Sumersetshire. Attorney Mr. T. M. Cuttwel No. 4, Westgate-buildings, Bath. Simon Greethant, of ,Bedale, Yorkshire, grocer, to sur render May 25, 26, and lune i 6, at eleven, at the Black, Swan, Bedale. Attornies , „Messrs. Dyneley and SOns; Gray's-Inn, London •or Mr. Morton, 13ecialei Yorkshire. Henry Levi, late of Ranisgate, Kent, 'dealer, to surrender . Alay 8, at ten, 18, at twelve. and lune 16, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Messrs. Cokayne aiid Taylor, Lyon's-Inn, London, William Sandbach, of Northwich, county of Chester, shop keeper, to surrender May 17, 19, and lone 16, at threesse, at a the Star Inn, Manchester, Lancashire. Attorney, M ,. Chessityre and Walker, • M,inchester. • Sarah Holtuden, of Seven Oaks, Kent, miller, to surrender May t 6, at eleven, 26, at ten, and June 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. George Po ole, Ser jeant's- limn , Chancery -lane, London; tCilinS or Messrs. 141 and Hader, Seven uaks, Kent. John ilayes, of Maidsto,e, Kent, paper-maker, to surreki. der MAY 7, 1 9, and'ltioc to, at eleven, at Guildhall,- Lon .l Messrs. Uebary and Cope, I)4,er-build.- LONDON, MAY 7, 0104. Wit were most happy to hear this morning, from' undoubted authority, that His MAJESTY had sent for Mr. PITT. This circumstance alone augurs well for the future prosperity of the Country We have no doubt that his representations will be at tended to. At such a moment as the present, an Administration comprising much of the talent of different Parties, would perhaps be most likely to rescue the Country from the difficulties with which a weak Administration have surrounded it ; but if Mr. PITT be at the head, we shall have the utmost confidence that we shall meet our dangers with firm ness and success. YESTERDAY we received Dutch Papers to the id instant, which 'contain intelligence from Paris to the z6rh ult. A Secret Assembly of the Senate is said to have been lied at 'St. Cloud on the 23i, the deliberations of which lasted for several hours, and were supposed to relate to the First Consul's pro jelled assumption. , of the Imperial Dignity. fl , It is stated, in Letters from , Marseilles, that a `Frencll Privateer had captured and sent in there an English Brig, with Dispatches for Lord NELSON, and a large sum in specie. Colonel 'JOSEPH BONAPARTE Set off for Boulogne on the 2gth, to join his Rcgi►nent. The greatest exertions are stated to be making in Belgium to complete the preparations for inva sion, and every thing is said to be ready for the embarkation of the Troops encamped near Boulogne. The French in Switzerland are waging the most• inveterate warfare against English rnerchandize. On Saturday His MAJESTY rode in the Queen's Riding-house ; and yesterday walked in the Queen's Garden. _ _ On Saturday ye,sterday Hss MAJRSTY gave audiences to the LORD CHANCELLOR. Saturday A ESTY and the PRINcESSeS took an airing by liampstead; and yesterday on the Edge_ ware Road. Yesterday the Qukes Of. KENT and CAMBRIDGE dined with HER MAJESTY. Yesterday the DUKE of YORK , left London fur o.ltlands. Saturday the DUKE of KENT dined with Lord IiORARre Ii v 1 1 V .t' 11 PORTSMOUTH, MAI" 6.—Arrived this afteinool His Majesty's Ship Courageux, from PlYmot h, " take the outwatd;,bound East Indiarnen under her Convoy, which are now delayed, owing to contrar►• wind. The West India Fleet are also detained, oviringro the same cause. Sailed yesterday the Fly Sloop of Wa r for FA mouth, to get the Ships ready to join the Arsell a Frigate, the Commodore of the Convoy to the West Indies, which will sail with the Ships ri° v " here, the moment the wind is fair, and !fleet the Falmouth Ships off that Port. • Sailed the Comm'erce, CROSS, for Petersbures a r ' j several other Ships for the Eastward. ~" Arrived His Majesty's Frig;ie Mercury, fr° ll) cruizing off the French Coast. • SHEERNESS,. MAY 6.—Sailed yesterday 9 0 Cruize in the North Sea, the Kingsfisher Sloop War, Capt. CR 113/1 ; 'and Escort Gun-brig, Li t°. PEAKE, for Husely Bay. The Lion Armed Ship, Capt. BRADLEY, 1135 the Signal for a Convoy, .to the Baltic flying. Lieut. DENNIS has been appointed to the " mand of the hired Armed Cutter Constitativ:. DEAL, MAY 6.—His Mdjesty's Ship TrgqP - Basilisk Gim.t.rig, sailed on a Cruize cif Boul°ge‘ Arrived the Scourge from the Note. Arrived the Dart from a Cruize off Cal,iis. The Pleader, Amity, Cole worth, Arid, ana cc) tefirriz Transports, came down from the •I‘i v and remain. Sailed the Goodwill Lighter, with Boats fr °lll the King's Yard for Sheerness. 11 the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious. Af"v-i,jr'i, Leda, Virginie, Immortalite, Crescent, rer,zus. Nrsu Lucifer, Discovery, Sulphur, Dart, Bonetra, and Scol"' --...........—. A Dublin Paper of Wednesday last , rece ived t his morning, contains the following paragraph : : Limerick Harbour, after having an anion on T de l ; " A British Sloop ' o f W ar on F' r id a y , r ut or° day last with a French Ship of Force, w ilic i ''', sunk, with ,the 101 of one man—particular' °- known." . . Capt. W. BLIGH has ben appointed to ti! W4'. rior, of 7+ guns, at Plymouth. ti.c .Capt. FIELDING, 'late of the Circe (lost in c ' North Sea) has been appointed to command t he e ' Fencibles at Qucenburough. Lieut. PELLEW is promoted to t he rir, of C ott': .. rnander, and to the command of 'the my Sio°P' 1 Portsmouth. a t B Taevessels ermuda , a ; e w t h o i r. he h have sent b t e o e n t h some vy ~ , !:, ,l e r , 1 1 ).1 e s l 3 , i Il t g ) be attached to the Fleets at the different Isar ~ for, T di h h e eisp Y or a r t ecr t eesi t d i . tat is to be la uneh"- (', s dered into Commission. Cirri!" G“t DN , tre ' of t d ' the k,otutaO ,5. i O#4 held, of 6+ gitris, is to ha .e and Cape W ''') LI. EY to succeel bir 3 • 1 : 1 ‘ ll4 ll'i'" • ship. c u :h b ar e i c ot a t l e k. F d r t i l g ie ate . ' o,-....,,,eign. ~,rriy at Dept• • . -----------, .c Viy:tiouth IS 2 o : jt : On Saturday Mr. PITT and a large political -,, dine,i with Lord MELVILLE. 0 Rl' Yesterday at twelve o'clock Lord HAWK" - ° I 's had an inierview SL ith Mr. ADDINGTON, ~,.° his house in Downing street. At one o',clocK. co. Lordship went to his Offic and transaled nu 9 4 l : ol er , P. I. THELLUSSON, Esq. gave an elegant a m ong on Saturday to a large party at Foley-house : ' lisr o/. the company wece, the Earls of Eus - rol) 0 0. MORLAND, TEMPLE, tec. ; and yesterdaY l'elsco a grand dinner to His Royal Hig hness the PR, of WALES add a p'arty of Fashionables. ef aaf . mwfaees i - hnr l eia y oci - c , ne i r e ,ofiw P i.no . d irk and Kensington Gardens YC it pro' tvOirsittohersatiior, neexarhifibvieteod'cullouckch; ben an 3 Count WoßoNzow, the Rvssian AMbas s ; i ,,,,,a1) 1° PRINCESSSoti (ll E o n f d Family, are' now among the numeroas t ,', ral: P ,entdhtea w ln oia lo tt s ti i lr beyond example, and r te , an d Luid ci ß o en : u lt t io I R. t l w N e et a ug r r an o : NI t e laApartments o --t h as tE l . yiL ,oE rile z b s i t t a ai' a a ' n en i i d I n a r e u l c 'ul .. h o 'il :ice: the i e b'j7ir : 3 -et i lri: l iN e t f il' I . CESS CHARLOTTE is ex 61 vi , oedit i°l3 permission e T rm he i.s a s t v othe r " - • against CuracJa, has been confirmed .. ) 1 1 , t in a st! a t i from Jamaica. The Island, however; is 7., e r r - ,,p00c, - " $ 1 o th f e b s l e oc ie k t a t t e i r e :, The fillowing is an extr a " '•-- MO . dated the i ith March ' has lately fitted out an expedi ~ Oa t an which has failed, after Lending 800 N141, 1 130 ' ,110, Sdilors, and having possession o f . all the I . s aea yi p , Fort Repulilicain. The men went unprOl aloo - Gil l; Mortars, Shells, or Artillery Men, v ° I , e it f e ' reduce this Fort, as it is impossible to ta:000 storm. Alt the men have been withdrawn stat e ( 4 Lion against Co.ner,To .6 returned here ; but the Island is still in aGorveOF blockade by the Blanche Frigate and t wo Has beell irient Schooners." , itricarltlalitetsper t ßs s pr o ii f iii t s,3 l : : _ on d t c citi s r ( 0 1 15 1 : 006 a mi s. a t Owing, at e t m o e a n n t income i n . ai. order issued by the Court of Ma a, 00,0 P In most of these it has been 5 :. s „aio ' permission was granted by the Court 0 , cctin trrs th t e ra p n a s p l translation , ! t a t; e i if f : 050 0 8 la t t c in c m on r d . e F T Eß ß E ri , ti o s u h r p m riz ii e l sent- circular letters to all , . a ;n om, t he Spain, stating, that having r eceive ___ ra i 0 1 6t that Privateers were fitting o u ts n . se" Ae d to a against the Ships of Great. Britain, beli e. ati . orde, ; of ports thete; which lie knew must' tre:ootatc:s with the Court on the subjea, and card a ri l} accordingly issued, prohibiting thec9," nis i, po' , s nveyediVir•ci s vie r , . . l aA e ll i n t dp e rrli)zyteosth,.wet lishealtudeeviffi)teriet i n lia•CincOrhnscu°ls; th eSc t h ° : / /:: 11. C 24e' S c e u n ti t o t n o . the propex officers for putting , CERTIFICATES. May 26. John Sawyer and John Kettlewell, of Leeds, York shire, merchants. Samuel Walker, of Manchester, Lancashire, cotton•manu fadurer. John Parker, of Sodbury, Gloucestershire, mercer. John Gould, of.Harvington, Worcestershire, paperAmanufac turer. Thomas Williams and William rendered, of Little Sutton street, Clerkenwell, tin-plate-workers. John Townsend, of Ludgate-hill, laceman. Isaac Solomons, of Osborne-place, W hitechapel, merchant. John Davis, of Wallingford, Berkshire, wine and brandy merchant. Peter Smith, of Farnhitl, Kildwick, Yorkshire, shalloon- maker. Edward Ashe, late of Langport Eastover, Somersetshire, shopkeeper. William Cantrell, of Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, druggist.' Jacob Israel Levy, of Brighton, merchant. Henry Douel, of Colden Leg-court, Cheapside,, wholesale hosier. Martin Dunsford, of Tiverton, Devonshire, merchant. John Martin Sawyer, Joseph Fletcher Truman, and Joseph Powell, of Cannon-street, London, incrchgus. MAILS. DVS. Hamburgh - - - PRICE OF STOCKS, Tiifs DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - I Omnium - 4ii THE SUN. 50L.&61 SjU IS DICF.R.L FALSUM AULISAT ?