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From the LOIVIDON GAZETTE, Sept. 19, 1801. 01,fmance-Office t Sept. kg, 1 2 01 , ikgal Regiment of Aril/leg. Second Lieutenant Jonathan Rawlings to be First Lieutenant, vice Thorndyke, promoted. Dated Sept. z, ISoi. Conzntission in the Norfolk Militia, signed by the Lord Lieute nant. Eastern Regiment. rnsi g n Frederick Waller to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Midgley, promoted. Dated Sept. 4, 180 I. ammission in . the Volunteer Association of the Parish of 17 . rorne Selwood, hy His Itinjesty. Dated Mai ch 'tor. Joseph Miller, Ger.t. to be Surgeon. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Nov. 3. Richard Maddocks, late of Barge-Yard, Bucklers. bury, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall Nov. 3. Richard Maddocks sod William Maddocks, late of Barge-Yard, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guild hall. BANKRUPTS. Tames Edward Bowyer Bull, of the City Road, baker, to surrender o.clober z, at five, Odoher 3, at nine, and 3r, at te4.2., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gale, Bedford-street, _ . Beitord-row, London. Fames Wilson, of Birmingham, builder, September 26, zB, and Ocleber 31, at eleven, at the Minerva, Birmingham. . Atrornies, Messrs. Kindcrley, Long, and li,ce,':Symond's -1 im, London ; or Messrs. Smith and Arnold, Binning_ ham. m .... Thcni... , Fitt, of Swansea, Clamorganshire, haberdasher, Other to, at one, and 06tober 12, 31, at ten, at Guild— hall, London. Attorides, Messrs. Farrel-, Lacey, Stead- • man, and Wall, Brend-sticet-Hill, London. Hogn Roberts, of A ldersgate-streer, London, silk-weaver, elcber . lo„ at pne, and October t 2, 31, at ten, it Guild hall. FiEdd, Friday-street, Cheap'side. Beaumont, late of Healdy-Butts, South Crosland, Aldn,andbury, Yorkshire, clothier, Odober to, 12, at ele— ven at the Pack-Horse lun, Robert Town, and October ' the . White-Horse Inn, at Holden Clough, I3irstall, York shire: Attornics, Mr. Stephenson, .11ohntirth, near Hud dersfield ;'or Mr.•Battye, Chancery-lane, London. !dines Sanderson, of Preston, Lancashire, and Nicholas Sanderson, late of BlaOk rod, Lancashire, cotton-manufae— . .turers; Odober t, at six, and Odober 2,3 t, at eleven, at the Golden -Fleece; St. John's-street, Preston. Attornies, Mr. Hodgson, Chancery-dane, London ; Or Messrs. Grim shaw and Pahner, Preston. SOlornon-Fox, of Wardour;street, St. Ann, Soho, cabinet ,. rnikel - , October s, at five, October 3, at nine, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Few ! Red—Lion , -otinare.• DIVIDENDS. • tj. Jcseph - Bradley, of Shawbank, Derbyshire, calico . manulltuier, at four,. at Spencer's Tavern; Manchester. •tio , /,-44.. Robert Collins the younger, of Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, carpenter and builder, at twelve, at • 21. George Warren, of Coventry-street,. Hay-Market, upholder, at ten, at-Cnildhall. Nov. "2 f. William l ;siivick,ofDuke's-court, St. Martin lane, tailor, at ten, at .Guildhall. Od. to. Themas Mad; - ;wi,ck, of Buxted, Sussex, tanner, at eleven, t the bear I nn, C ace, near Lewes. : lames Niblock and. George Burgess, of Bristol, ;:nen-drapers, at etyijOolt the Bush Tavern, Bristol. • 14. john Hunter, late of Rye, Sussex, carrier, at eleven, the Ueor' Inn, Rye. .0".:11 13. Willi:An Barker, Simon Field, and Abraham Field, • of Leeds, woolstqfers, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown • Inn; Leeds. 6,-i. 17. Cohn Edwards, of Kensington, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATE;. chg. 10. Samuel :Martin and . IN illiani Holland, of Man- chester, cotton-manufadurers. Richard Holcen,,of Birmingham, gun-maker. William Richardson, of Outwood, Pilkington, Lancashire, .Whitster. Thomas Mos,ropp, of Little Bolton, cotton-manufaaurer. lob Watirxm, of kirittport,, Dorsutshire, linen-draper. Oche Gilntte also contains an Order in Council for pro longing from the Ist of October, till six week -, after the meeting of Parliament, the, prohibition against the exporta tion 91 all kinds of provisions.] • THE SUN, $ O l-EM QV ;$ picii IALSUI , ..I AUDLAT ? LONDON, SEPTEMBER zz, Igor. WE arc happy to announce the safe arrival in the Downs, of the Leeward Islands Fleet, tinder convoy of the Diana Frigate, WE yesterday received Paris Papers to the :Bth, in achittion to those which came to hand on Sa turday ; and this morning we received those of the 19th. A Letter from Essen of the Bth, speaks of the EleCtion of the ARCHDUKE ANTHONY, as 11;11/111g taken place,at Munster; but we know from the Hans6urgh fvlail that it did not take place till the following' day. There seems little doubt that M. VON DOHM left that City with the most de. cided symptoms of displeasure, leaving behind him a Protest against the Eleetion, He went to Htn7r, whence he sent an Express to General KLEIST, who we know commands the Army of Demarcation.— It was expected, that a Corps would be detached from that place to take possession of Munster. • A Letter from Ratisbov, -of September 3d, states, that " notwithstanding the silence which has pre.. vailed respeaing the opinions of the Courts of , Vienna and Berlin, upon the subjea of Indemni_ ties, yet we are assured that good intelligenee exists between them, and that it is probable that on the Bth of this month they may agree together in the deliberations in the'Diet.-9ne very remarkable cir cumstance is ; that out of 97 Votes which compose the College of. Princes, twenty six are in the hands of one single Minister, the Count de GoEa., the Prussian Envoy, He has eight Votes for Madge olerg, four for Meeklenbourg, three for Bade'', two for Saxe Weimar, two for . Nassau-Orange, and by substitution seven for the House .of the ELECTOg Of 1341.-ARI4," From Stuttgard t pf 9th September, we learn, that His Royal Highness the A acymiKE CHARLES, eePrnpanied by Gepera4SpequE and ;4 Vaux, that city pp the pt instant. The next ri?y thc 41e-cPPPIiMPncs of the , and the Count COBENzEL, the Negotiator of the Treaty of Luneville, has set out from Paris on his return to Germany, after having received a present of diamonds from the Chief Consul. On his arrival at Vienna, if we are to give credit to a Letter from that Capital of the 3d inst. he entered upon the duties of the office of Prime Minister, which the Count de COLLOREDO had exercised in his absence.-- f his, we believe,' was expelled ; but the retreat of the latter is reprownted as a complete disgrace ; and what gives probability to the assertion is, that his Wile:has also been deprived of the place she held about the EMPRESS. The King of ETKUR I A. has addressed .a Proclama tion to his new Subjeas, in which he calls upon them to return to unanimity, order, .and tranquillity, which he will, we should think, have great difficulty in establishing under his dominion, among a people warmly attached to their last legitimate Sovereign, and to the memory of LEOPOLD. The French had not, as late as the zBth of August, succeeded in reducing the brave inhabitants of Porto Ferrajo to obedience.—A violent bombardment had, it seems, taken place, but without any other effea than that of producing a not less warm cannonading from the besieged. We trust that the communication which they maintain with our maritime forces, will enable them to prolong their resistance. The Helvetic Diet was opened on the 7th inst. cording to notice. It on that day did nothing more than authenticate its powers, and the two succeeding days were very little more interesting. Preparations were making at Paris for the Fete of the Foundation of the Republic. Nothing "can lead us to form any presumptionias to:what Born: PA RTE will say or do on that occasion. The French Papers preserve a profound silence respetaing the Coacordatum concluded between the French Go vernment and the Porn. It is probably to this Country that they themselves look for information on the subjea. The French. Bishops, who; as we mentioned on Saturday, have received the Papal held a meeting, we understand, on that day, 'but we do not learn what was the result of their conferences. Another meeting it is said is to take place to-day, when the question will be again de bated. It will hardly be expeded that we should venture to express any opinion on a subject on which we confess we do not feel ourselves corn e_ teat judges. THE liamburgh Mail which became due yester..: day arrived in course. It has brought us a con firmation of the eledion, of the ARCHDUKE AN THONY to the Bishoprick of Munster, which tool, place on the gth inst. and was the same day pro claimed, to the great joy of the People of Munster. Baron Vox Sr lEGEL had, on the part of His Royal Highness, accepted the Office, and an end is put to the speculations of the Politicians on the Continent as to the conduit which the Court of Vienna would pursue on this occasion. It remains to be seen in what manner Prussia will aet. An article from Berlin, inserted in the Haet/ein Courant, speaking of the intention of the KING of PRUSSIA to look for his share of the Indemnities to that part of the Bishopric of Munster which lies on the Right Bank of the Rhine, says that the Batavian Republic was to be indemnified from the part on the Left Bank. Five Squadron of Prussian" Hussars had received orders . to break up from the vicinity of Wesel and approach the territory of Munster.—The eledion of the ELECTOR of COLOGNE is fixed for the 7th of Odober.. The French have interrupted the co nve y an ce o f Corn on the Rhine, and have been so stria in the prohibition of it as even to extend it to the Sub_ jeas of Prussia. The Prussian Resident at Frank fort, had in consequence arrived at Mentz to re monstrate on the subjth. The redudion - of the French Troops in the Batavian Republic is again reported as likely soon to take place. The ROYAL FAMILY leave Weymouth on the fifth of next month, and are expeeled at Windsor on the following day. Mr. PAGET, in passing through Stuttgard, had a long interview with the DUTCHESS of WU RTEM- E kG, late PRINCESS ROYAL of England. The Plan for the Defence of the United Kingdom has been revised, and sent to Weymouth for His MAJESTY'S approbation. Jt is spoken of as one of the tnost'efficient measures ever recommended to the Country. We believe that every person from the age of Is to 6o years of age will be required to serve in case of emergency. The maritime counties are particularly called upon for the most strenuous exertions. The Private Box preparing for His MAJESTY at Covent-Garden Theatre is not, as stated in the Public Prints, the Duke Of BEDFORD'S Box, hut that usually called the PRINCE of WALES'S'. 1 - 0 S MAJESTY does not mean to exclude hiniseW front the sight of the Audience, but to enjoy the dramatic entertainments without the formality of State. The _Audience will therefore enjoy the pleasure of seeing their beloved §oyereizrc in 0; enjoyment 4 ;f 40motic cases ) 14 1 44 P 1'1 ` N A 1 74 L NEWS. 41; Nos ";17; Im; 'rium ;Tido:tem, sa mihi s o me datum. FALMOUTH, SETT. zB. ARRIVED His Majesty's Brig Childers, of 14 guns, Capt. CRAwron D i from the Squadron under the Command of Sir EDWARD PELLEW, Bart. off Rochefort. On the It th inst. near Sable d'ollones, she fell in with a Convoy of French Vessels, in . charge of a Brig of War and Schooner, which, on perceiving the Childers, took shelter under the La teries of that place. The Childers, in attempting to cut them off from the land, was fired at from the Batteries, a shot from one of which hitting cne of her guns, it split, and wounded one man ; she, however, succeeded (although an incessant fire was kept up by the Enemy) in taking oae Brig, laden with ord nance stores, which is sent for Plymouth. - The Squadron under Sir Eow ARD PFLLEw has suffered some damage in their masts and rigging, by azale of wind, which lasted from the sth to the 7th-inst. -- - The Childers sailed again this evening on a Cruize. Arrived the Festal, Capt. HUTCHINSON, from NeVi;,, with coffee, cotton,' &c. for London.;-- Left the Fleet under convoy of the Diana, two days since. Also arrived the Sir Sidney Smith, Capt. PAR TRIDGE, .from Lindon; to load fit for the Medi terran.ean.; and the Alfred Brig of War, Lieut. PERK INS, with a Fleet from Wales, under convoy, TORBAY, SEPT. !9, ARRIVED the Admiral Mitchell Cutter, Lieut. DARBY. from a Cruize. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 19. AkZIVEn the London, of 98 guns, Capt. G. Molt from Portsmouth, and Renard, of 16 guns, Capt. J. A. WORTH, from the Channel Fleet ; the latter brought several light Victuallers under con voy. Arrived also, the Blanche, of 36 guns, Capt. G. E. HAmmorgn, and Serpent ; of 16 guns, Capt. T. Ro DER-Fs, from a Cruize ; and Wenmore, of 36 guns, Capt. J. TA no-r, from the Irish Channel. Si.tled. the Geri:ale?, of 74. guns, Captain J. S. YORKE, and Hal fax, of 14. guns, Captain JONES, Wizil Dispatches for the Channel Fleet ; ha Sufisante, 14 gu%, Captain C. J. W. NESHAM, on a Cruize off the Coast of France ; and Pl . pnbuth Lug_ ger, of 14 guns, Lieut. CAKEW, with a Convoy for the Downs. Arrived the Swedish Brigs, Neptugus, Captain STER, and Christina, Captain P. R. Futraaoitm, laden with brandy and wine, from Valencia and Salo, for the Vidualling Stores at this Port. Arrived the French Brig Sa4y, laden with shot and canvas, cut out of Sable D'ollone Bay, on the th inst. by the Childers Sloop of War, one of Sir EDWARD PELLEw'sSquadron. • Arrived the Danish Brig 1 7 ;gdanfie, Capt. HAN NA SON ) 'Wen with wines, from Teneriffe for thus Port. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 20. PASSED by this Port for the Downs, a large Fleet of homeward-bound West-India Ships, under con voy of the Diana Frigate ; amongst them the fol lowing Ships, viz. Ceres, Webb Airnwell, Williamson Watson, Cooling Kerby, Disctile 1p Nicholson, Stephenson and Crown, Storey Admiral L4Forcy,, Anderson. Arrived the Graffen Schinmelman, Eitic KSON, from Salo ; HAYWARD, from Waterford ; De Choralisc Marie, FREDERICK, from Tene rifre ; Neptune, THORN, from Guernsey ; and Louisa Charlotte, HEDELGUIST, from Alicant. Sailed the Grand Falconer Cutter, Lieut. CHII.- CCYI'T, for Marcou. Went out of Harbour, His Majesty's Ship Mon dovi : she is to sail soon with Dispatches for the Mediterranean. A Fleet from Jamaica are hourly expe6led to ar rive, under con,voy of His Majesty's Ship Me/- tomonc: : . DOPER, SEPT. 20. A French Boat, with Dispatches from Mr. MERRY, and for M. 0.,rr0, arrived early yesterday morning, and another late last night. YeSterday, in consequ once of orders received by the Port Admiral, gilant Lugger was dis p4ched from the Downs Ear this Harbour, where she is to remain constantly # to convey the Govern.. cricnt Dispatches to France. t—She sailed for the first time this morning, with Dis catches for Mr. MERRY, which were receive& by Ex F ress.--Admiral H4w. KINS En and his. Lads•, went passengers in her. The homeward bound Windward Island Fleet have passed this morning, with a strong breeze al South-west. SEVEN O'CLOCK, P. M. A French Flag of Truce is this moment arrived with Dispatches. YARMOUTH, SEPT. 20. YESTERDAY, about noon, the Baltic outward' bound Fleet passed here, under convoy of the Had Brig, and were joined by the following Ships frog these Roads, viz. Betsey, STAFF, Ocean, QU I NTOOI and Deriky, DucKER., under convoy of the Drak' Cutter. His Majesty's Ship Pjlades has sent in De Fria Broder, DALE, from Amsterdam to Jutland, with goods. :Arrived the Diana Packet,•Capt. OSBORN, frOrrl Cuxhaven, will Mail and Passengers. DEAL, Srpz. zo. AR. Tti V I) from the Westward last night, the Dart Sloop of War, and Snipe Gun-brig; and this morning likewise from the Westward, the Dili gence and Eugenie Sloops, Sulphur Bomb, Chargers F r , reter, and . Bold Gun-brigs, and Fieoire Fire brig, all of 'which remain in the Downs with His Majesty's Ships aver:yr:el,. Amazon, Leyden, Ali• maer, Arieuine ; and Hou,lld Sloop, Volcano, lent• • ruiqs, Terror, Zebra Bombs, Nancy and Akers Fire , ' vessels ; and Express Advice-boat. The Erig Tully, CALEFF, from Virginia, last from Falmouth, arrived this morning, and proceed• ed for the - River., Several of the Leeward - Liana Fleet have since come in, .and are likewise pro. ceeding for the River._ SHEERNESS, SEPT. 20. SAILED His Majesty's Fire.brix Viaoire, Lieut. TIAD for the Downs, Tho Aibicorr has come into Harbour to be The Monarck and Savage have gone out Rf Hap, bqur. HARWICH, SEAT. 20, YESTIRPAT a large Elect, consisting of upwards, of Q 0 sail of Ships, passed ihis Pnre_ frnm bound to the Baltic, under convoy of the Hart Brip' Liet=ant HARRISON. Tif E TH EATRE.-77,7, Castle Spdre,• and the musical Farce entitled Of .4ge To-morrow, were per" formed' on Saturday last at Drury-Lane Theatre.- ,- ` The Public are so well acquainted with the Pieces and with the Perforthers employed in it, that (1 1) ' comment is necessary. The Play itself was 11 44 very attraaive, but by the help of the Entertain merit the Theatre was tolerably well attended, Purr, and his wife are to join the new_raisea corps in the Theatric 4 Campaign in. Ireland, under the command of General Hoo.tAuf 1-ioLtAAN, having compieared his purchase of th c ' Dublin Theatre,, has returned to Ireland. His Colleague in the Proprietorship is not a Brevet, " reported, but a Barrister. • A certain Syren, her Mosaic Ally, a n d her S he , where fields - litt4for at French dogs, yesterday set oii h• 'entered the Stage in Leicester ren and'her train made so whimsical an appf‘' l.3 '7 . "a" that she dreW, what she has been used to, and 1 she is b y " means afraid of, a crowd of Speaarcrf, The Syren herself is gone to warble at bath, but we know not whether the quadrupeds aze engaged to _yelp in concert, STORACE, It is said, has already expressed a de, sire to be released from her engagement at Covent, Garden Theatre. As she was "in the alarm of tear caught up" by, the Manager, while he thought he should lose Mrs. BtwNGTON, it is not improe bable that he will comply with her wishes, The number of Couples married by, the uncanoni7 cal Parion of St. Martin's, does not exceed teen. Elegant Monuments, with pleasing Designs, ar c again advertised ; so that People of taste may in dulge their choice in the delicacies of Death, a " lie amidst the gaieties of the Grave. Some weeks since an Advertisement appeared " , one of our London Papers, for seven Wives ; a c i on Saturday, the following Advertisement apPe 3re in the Dorchester Journal :—" As seven Ladies respeaability, good education, engaging ma nner`' of serious turn, &c. wish to ente r i n t o t he marl . '" monial state, and whose charaaers acquiesce. to t hose . advertised for by seven Gentlemen—the Ladies, a ll of joint stock, wish for an Advertisement appoint-r ing some place to meet them, within the C o unty Dorset : if in the neighbourhood of ,Lvdlinch, the more convenient." Monseignor ERSKINE, who transmitted the letter , of the Pope to the .migrant Bishops Cowl try, is a cousin of Mr. E a sitt the ii : this ßrr Monseignor ERMINE has been some years i n this Country. He held a post at Rome, of whi ch the possessor is generally called The Devil's Ad vactzte. A hairdresser at Bourdeaux lately tine's' himself the River there, because, says the Par isian a ister. journalist, he suspected his wife was not prude/It- Fortunately for the navigation of the. litanies, our London husbands are got so hasty. enji min enci tere rely po‘‘ of t jinn I fror twc giv tou b'cl the CES on I\/1 r The bet for 1111 c l of ley rui ?a•:1 qw• (I',l aa , Ca Fri ti' t r , Iti