The Sun. — London, England, 1801-05-25 00:00:00

LLOYD's COrr BE-HOUSE, • May 24, Igo!. ADMIRAL'SIR HYDE PAIIKER's vicToßy. lksiupscairyiroN for the bra've ;W ENT Wound ed and the t lILI ES of , those who were killed, also tho:se depending on them for Support, in the Fleet un der Command Adirsiral Sir HYDE PARKER, in the -Service of their king and Country, oil COPENHAGEN, and in the 13A LTI C, in ao ' Amount of Subscriptions ac.vertind - Z. 11,259 so 0 Corporation of Boston, Lincolnshire, so to Thomas . Greg, • - • - - . - 10 -so Union Club at Weymouth, per J. Hebden; Treas. so. so Charles-Boone, to to Henry Cooke,-. _ - - , to so Callcded , at the Hare, by Mr. Daniel, Durham' I ity,re, Hackney, : - , - '`lcenzie and A. Glersole, 'pay of the Otilce.rs old 'P oldrivates of the st Wltinteci:s, Falmouth, by bulavand, - i • 1.1 1 11, of York, - . - il Day's I' of Sea Fencibles, per C..ptasti W:.,. - K: Stcretaty to Admiral G 67eS, Captain Th,.•., amt.:, ,ier of the Yolk ito- Mrs. , - - The - '• S. M. - - Edwa'reHowarcl, of,RiLk:nanSworth, A 'Subscription inane ny Mr. :Francis Forth a4i 'the Turk'S Altlgate, Walton and Wick:: ' , S_ 6 31 IQ Yo 6 3 o 5 5 2 It I I I I I I I 7 0 5 • 5 The fallowing Subscriptions transmitted - from . Lynn in Nor foik, by Messrs. Atidlty and.Fydell, viz. Thomas Anti - 7o: to 0' .S.;ainuel riaki r, , to to 0 • E"crlttl;tillt Sens, - to 10 0 5 5 -P,dv. E. Edwards; , . 3 3 0 1 Rev. S.. Alitn • - 1 1 0 S. Alien, jun. AN3 - - • Da .;ham, - 1 a o j Joni - 1 1 o • john D} 3111.1, -- I 1 0 Rev . , W. i-::.rtlyman, - ato 6 Itev. 8. Ominanney, oto 6' Edtv'artl B. /V,i'aurtilig, - . o to 6 Miss D. Young - o 5 0 From the Clubof Tradesmen held at the India Arms, Gosport, - by the hands of Mr. William Crease, President, - - • 'The Detachment of Marines serving on board His Majesty's Ship Diamond,. - - Daniel Tpp,per, Esq. of 7:::',uernsey ' A Subscription of the General Staff and of His• Majesty's Troops stationed in the I Bland Of ler.; sty (with the exception pf..thc !:toth Regiini,•pt„ Avllo have remitted theirs through their Agent), • , tranendited by A. Gordo, Lient-General, 357 •••_•; t • • The follawing Subscriptions from the Fleet oait Cepenhagen', , ttlt't tiausmittcd by Aielander .I)avidson, Eeq. Vaz.- • Arlptiral i Sifillyde Parker, • . o Admiral to.riki\lel son, ' - too" o o llamas Graves, - . so o Cakttin -•.• . , • - 30 • 0 Jinnt's Captain Osbbin,. • The' Re 4. : - j. AA. -Scott, - • , The Ward-ye:llm :',IeAS.of His Maj. Ship London, tt., Captain T. lioley, -•- . Elephant, I,; 'Win. Htn.hinsatt, Lieut.-Colortal 49th• Regiment, 15 The Ward-rnom Mess', Elephant, '• Captilin T:M,'Hard)', . Geotgc,. t - The Ward-room Mess, ditto, " - - Captain R. Retii!ii. ,Delnioce, Word-I'o°ns ditto, The Rev, J. Bearer, :- Robinson kittoe,- • Captain George Murray, Edgar, The W.,1 - (l.rwin 3leas,dittto, with three Officers 49th lit:vim:tilt, fancatiri, Agarneennor., The ,Ward-rooin s Mess, cotta, Captain Gharks Tyler, Warrior, - 111 c: Ward-rcont Nlcse, ditto, ‘vitli two Offiers' , 49411 - Reg'irorair, • - - Cautaip Ardent, • H. IL She.ifFz, Liaut.-Colontl 49tii Regime,it, The -Ward-room Thiess 1-I', M. S. with two 0111,e.rs 49th Regimmt, - - Captain Tina. Fteirmaritle, Ganges, , • - Isaac 13roolt, Colonel, 49til Regiment, Ward.;oein, Gatiges,. with 7 Of. 49th Reg. . Captain . Robe, . , ( - Jun-room Mess, • ditty, ' Captain t•&V, - . Zebra, Tin; Gun-room Mess, ditto, .. (..un-tour Mess,' Explosicit, C.;tin-tootn, mess, • - ditto, .• War,' • ;tlesr.„ , - ditto; ._ Ditc;•/ , :r)", ' • :an, Royal Artil! cry, ditto , ; . - • . ; Iwoll, - - .r. ;: ;, :Master of-the Lark Litt t r i.; ; : ford, Polyphemus, - ; • ditto, - . ...irc, 49th Regithent, I s'az.tst.,n, H. M, S. Veteran - .1 .‘leas, &Mt! - Capt. 'Witt'. Russoll • - • f/ifttintis Exon,. Chaplain, ditto • Tho.,l4'.4 l ll;nnin Mess, ditto, with three-Officer, 49th It inent , - - • t. 5 o The G Cati-rcorn Mess, Dart - 5 a Samuel Sutton, Ainilz,On, -- The Gun -room. Mess, ditto J. W. Dickson, Ramillies The Ward-roam Mess, ditto; with one Officer, 49th Regiment . r.; a Captain It Q. Paulet, Defence ' . o Lieutenant Thomas Stamp; ditto - - •2 . 2 Lieutenant William Gacrett, ditto .--'2 The Wanl-roona Mess, ditto, with • one :Officer, 49th Regiment - - - -9 o Granath E..1-farnond, blanche ' o The GUn-room Mess, ditto - -7 o Tife Reverend' Richard Samuel Chaplain, Captain Hatiisc 49th Regiment, ditto - I,ienteriant Itt?bert I,ttlyan, 'ditto 4S o 6 T 7 3 16 t . ls . 11 13 2-1 0 10 10 '6. 0 . 10 0 4 0 4 0 • 4 6 to 0 4 0 It 4 3 o A Io to 4 0 5 0 2 Z .• I • - 15 , 0 ;O, 5 5 15 0 11 11 15 . 0 S 2 Iv o 2 2 'illiam Etirchal4;Gl:itton - - 7'a.. Ward--rooni SICS.i I ditto, with two Officers, 49th Regiment - r . 10 o Captain Henry Inman, Desir6e - - is o The (;ini-rca,in Me,....i, ditto - « •- 7 . 0 Lieutenant I. L. Robins Commander, Tenzer a ' 2. Timias L Itobirr;, Midshipman, ditto Co.- 's r i Messi - s. L'el.ot.:, Lila, 'Ratnals, and .of k:lsi- Lore , - Licuunant fos. Tokely, Commander' of His Ma jety's Shi'l Force - - - 2 2 I•l4.3ltattiltt.W. R. Piarrther, - Coininan&r, Bouncer '2 '2 Lieutenant Norman, CoMmat:din', Bittf , , 4,' 2 I.lollteilg,i: 1.. 1). brk.ICC, COTlTTlaalei, 1111.1iZer '4 2 WM. Cki . .'.:oll, Conntnitter, II pay . . - ' ''''a 2 ICr. I`4litr.-ell." second .Master, d.ito - -- ,2 o -ie.:tic:n:lli vim. Archl) ild, Eling - - 2 o Clotwormr: Upton, Zephyr - -- lo o Thj C;lin-i - -“,in ','less, ditto, - -- - 4 o loho ll,l'a Ottcr Puter H;...sty, ditto .A. chtto - of His Alajcsty',s Ship Saturn , i o ,ditto; Intl udittg 2 Ut}icErs 11cre Vol ur. tcer Is, 0 2 o 15. ;1~l::t :3,G[:t I r G. A - ti:: !Alt ::Nmt - lialfattr, CoromMiLr Fox Cutter C..14tanc.1,;, Maste'r, ditto Ilr.g one ()Ificcr, 4 C. i.. 316 Sltbsz(r , t.:oni u., to be rzccived 13:nwett anti Par IS .1 ..1., 4 NS E-11-1(51.)11i.'.1' L.; a `RC IV! A N Frd , or. c; rounds of Corntnu .:.l, and the Prinertal with a Reference to ios. YU I y E ; L:cnce y • i• :iree.(l - Ice F. and C. ftivin7,tt.n, No. 62, St. Paul's "r,to;:tt-yt.tki ; and i'arker, war.; publ From the:tONDON GAZETTE, May 23,1801. At the Court at The: QUeeres °House, the 2lst of May, 18ot, present,, the KING'S Most Excel_ lent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable ,Sir William Grant, Knight, the Right Honourable Charles Ab bot, and the Right I-lonoorable Thomas Wallace, were, by His Makiily's,Mtrommand, sworn of His Majesty's Most Honourable t ..l rivy Council, and took their plates at ti t& botria 11 1 Cordingly. - .4;3)11 • Whitehrrli, 8 0, I The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and• Ireland unto the Right Honourable Sir Richard Pepper Arden, Knight, and the Heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Alvanley, of Alvanley, in the County Palatine of Chester. The King has also !ken pleased to grant the dignity of a Baroness of the .United Kingdom of 'Great Britain and Ireland unto Mary Anne Lady Abercromby, widow of the .Right Honourable Lieutefiant.general Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. by the' name, style, and . title of Baroness Aber. eromby, of 'Aboukir,' end of Tullibody, in thr county of Clackmatinan; 'and the dignity of a Baron of• the said Kingdom to the Heirs male of her body lawfully begotten by the said `Lietatenant.General Sir Ralph Abercromby, de. ceased.. - DublinCasile, May z z, 180 i His Majesty, by his Royal Letters, having ap pointed John Staples, Esq. to be of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council of Ireland, he this day in Council took the usual Oaths, and his place at the Board accordingly.. BANeRLIPTCY SUPERSEDED. john SoOffiold; of Basingliall-strect, faetor. BANKRUPTS. Adam C; regory, of Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden, tayloC Attorney, Mr. Richard Harvey, Cursitor-strect. John Barton, of Davies-street, Haliover-squarch Middlesex, dealer in horseS, Attorney, Mr. Moore, Ku. 2, Woodstotrk 4teceti Oxford-street. .> • Benjamin. Blyth, of Birminglm,.. wpwllert-draper. Attor meS,.Meisrs: Lee and Corrie;"l.3itthitfgt34l/1, or Mr. John Alexander; Bedford-row, - 440nd0 . n., 91 ,v0ti . , • • , William Birker, Simon'Abraham Field, of Leeds, wool,staikiers. , " Attorniesi.:,il33tOto, Chancery lane, London, or Mr. Lee; Leeds. John liodsoivof Bristol,: grocer. fiNfitiTheY; Messrs: Lewis and lames, Gray's-inn, London, or Mr:. Henry Davis, jun. Bristol. • George Harris, of Bristol, grocer. Attornies,,Messrs,Lewis and lathes, Gray's-Inn, London, or Mr. Henry Davis, jun. Bristol. William Hewlett and Win. Pember, of P.ristol, dealers. Attornies, Messrs. Lowis.and pnes, Gray's-Inn, LONon, or Mr. Henry Davis, jun, or Messrs.' B. and 0. Smith, Bristol. . Georg!! Anderson, of Bury St. Edmunds, inn-Is.ceper. .At tonnes, Messrs: Dickonson and Borton, Bury St. Edniunds, or Mr. Wilson, Castle-strcet, Holborn, London. William Eades, 'lleretend, WarvYicKShire, silver-plater. Atternits, Messrs. Kinderley and • Lunt,' Symond's.lnn, - Chancery-lane ' London, or Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. William-Cook; of Warley, Essex, cori , chandler. , Attorney, Mr. .Frederick Smith, No. 2, Robert-street, Adelphi-Ter race. • • • Jonathan Shaw, of Poiron, T..ancaster, cotton-mlwifaAtirer. Attcirnies, Mr. flolDrOw, Bolton, or Mr. Windle, Bart lert's,Buildinvs,. London. •• • Thomas Bedforit,mlSutton, Berke;.yaper-maker. • Attornie3, Messrs. Swain ,and Stevens, Old cwr.y, London, or Mr. Mariana, Abingdon, Berks. DIrIDENDS, pine 27. John Hair, of sptir-street, Leicester-sq4are,Mickile 7 sex mercivint a> nn; at G uildhall. _ June Charle - s:Nernaid Watlstrorn, of 11fanchester,.cotton manufaaurer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . r Jtm e 16, Rnhert.aolines,'late of-Little BainptOn, Cumber . . land, dealer, at the Scotch Arins, Carlisle. 'May z6.-George Edward Sargeunt, of 'Portsea, slOpselitn-, at • - one, at . • •S7.' RiChatdson, - I4te of 'Chesterfield, Derby, li quor-merchant, at six, at the Angel-Jim, Chesterfield. • jtine t 6. James Andrews, of Little East Cheap, victualler, at tcn, at C' ? 'xiilf.lhal i, London: , ; • • ' •;, rune az. James Shaw, of TongcWith-1 Tanta i .Laii,caster, and William Shaw and john-Po'Cti,.bfMaridlit-stcr, 'dealers, at 'eleven, at the. Bridgewater-811ns, Manchester. . 'June z'j. John Abialiain,' hue' Of lloundsditch, warehouse . man, at ten, at Guildhall, . „ June 13.' Peter •Clutteiblick, late of tetty ,France, West minAter, brewer ;. et one; atiamittliatzlipl.okloh, . • June i 6. Petar Whitaker, an or Late of Manchester, ma chine:maker, at two; at ilielCtilzinieoXiiin ; Manchester.' June zo. Benjamin Bass, ofkeds,lingioliaper,, at eleven, at the Golden . . June. 1.3 Edward Hague, of Etficlyßr i T reet, London,,mer chant, at.ten,'at Guildhall; Lon on. rune z 6. Thomas Locket', of the , City; of. York,-.'groter,..at . ten, at the George-Inn, York. July 4. -Joseph. Brashridgej,•, o 't: Fleet-strect,• silversmith, at • twelve, at Guildhall; London. June - 16. Peter: Robert•l;uardf late of London, merchaht,'Kt ten, at Guildhall, London„ „. . . , CERTIFICATES. June Edward'Burnet and Robert Oliver, of Manaliester, _ • linen-drapers. . Roger Durant, of North Tawtori Devthishire butcher. osias Gard, Of Noith Tavirton, beironshirc, titerchast. arms Lestourgeon, of Devonshire-street, wine -merchant. • ohn Fiddy, of Coltishall, Nortblk, cum-merchant. ,C o ohn Sayce, tate of Lower T.hittne.s-grectoack; , maker o Edward Smith; of Lombard-Strcet; Southwark, soap-boiler. • John JoA,T, late of King's-,street f Southwark, Cut rier. o Thomis lianmer, oll3ristol, grocer. ' • [The Gazette contains His Majesty's fttryal 4 Prodamatinh for extending the Bounties to Seamen to the 3sst of October next ; for permitting the Exportation of Herrings for pro hibiting the Exportation of Roelccsalt ; and for ; prohibiting, fpr six months, the Exportition of Pot and 'Pearl Ashes.] TII V SU N. SOLZM QUIS FACSVAI AUDEAT ? LONDON, MAY ;5, ißcir. • TiE Hairthrgb Mail due yesterday, arrived this morning. It has brought us intelligence from Co_ pcnhageN, of the z6vhTitAf. -fsdliete Lord ST. HE« LEN'S had Zrrived. ,bove are happy to • state, met with such te-reticptioti) tti' proves the dis. position , of the Court of etipetihagen to be as con. ciliimry as we have been inclined to believe. The 4`toribolni article contains a . St:tre which a:Tomas for the so speedy departure of Admi ral Sir e PARKER frotri the Swedith Coat, after his appearance there. The intelligence respeaing Hallam?, given un der the head of Private CorrespOndence, is, is our Corre3pondenr observes, of too tm%eh importance to be lightly believed; while.she colour of the late Ad vices from the Hague, makes it difficult not to con sider it as entitled to some notice. The health of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES is, we are happy to learn,• much better. A Messenger arrived this'. morning at Lord eqtlP, • PAWKESBU with Dispatches from Lord CARYSfpIiT . . -11 However highly we feel interested in what re lates to Egypt, we are now much less ' impatient than we were to receive inielliience from thence. — The last witichlieached usr from that Country, was too satisfaaory to allow the lively hope which it inspired, to be damped by any feeling of. tineasi, ness. • Besides' that the Military contial :of the English and the French, from the memorable days of the _-zrst of -March. to the Bth of. April, denoted a Manifest superiority: on 'the part of the for Mer in all respells', ~we lhave . the satisfallion of knowing that this superiority' must have ; been speedily augmented, and will be ultimately still more so. It is well known that by the measures taken by Government last week, a reinfoicement of 3000 men . are setting off from this Country for Egypt ; but it is not as generally known- that on the sth of 'April a Battation of the Gariison of Malta, sailed from that Island fol. Egypt, where it must have arrived in a very few days. *Every one must be sensible how much in the pro portion of number of. the two contending Armies, a thousand fresh and experienced Troops must have turned 'the balance in our favour. Their arriVal; besides the material force which it give's us,' niust • have redoubled the confidence of our Soldiers; and must haveiA'f w id them that nothing- will be neglelled e bie them to turn their,6rst triumphs to advairtflg[e;.and id- place them in a situation to reap- other ) ti'L4 and decisive Villories. A very dif ferent sentiment must be produced by this circuM. stance' on thelninds of cur Enemies. .Neither re-. ceiving, nor indeed being able to receive- any :succour themselves, "they must feel nothing but dikourage.- mem from seeing the number With - whOm they have to contendaugmented : and the reftellion ss ill as naturally present itself to-them as to us, that• if they were unable to conquer on the' z rs't March, they can no longer entertain any hopes of it alter the losses sustained by them on . that:day, -and the . reinforcements received by their adversaries, shall have rendered the disproportion of their form still greater. s • ,• Refleding, therefore, on the arrival of these too° Men from Malta, in addition - to those of the sobs) T,urks who had - preceeded them; and to . the march of die GRAND • Vli;Eit, we cannot I)ut lie perfealv easy respelling the fate of events in Esvf; and we clatter ourselves, that this union and co-operation of force Will; in the end, havezcompletely etre/led the objll of thiS Expedition. If, however,, the. French should have succeeded in prolonging their delence to a longer period_than there seems ioom`to , e - xpeet, if some farther efforts - should still be necessary to complete heir reflation, we see. that the foresight of Goylitturient has, anticipated .the possibility of such a case, Aptl. that 'the 3000 good Troops s . vho no "1 . •• are about to n t - lil,, infalli bly fix the viaory,,and. decide the qUestion. Whether, from a sentiment of regret at this agreeable prospeet, or' whether fro:n the want of better means for attacking the Condua of Govern. ment k . which indeed furnishes ',them but very little grounds for attack, we knoW not, but - some Papers of Opposition have blamed the sending these rein forcements, and have endeavoured to, inspire their Readers with apprehensions of the advantage which it would give the French in case of art Invasion on our Coasts. The objection is as destitute of foun. dation as the fears are imaginary. In the first plate, it is evident to every • well-informed man, that the demonstrations which 130NAPARTE' is now making, arc but the slow result of the plans, which he had formed, in the expo Cation that the Northern Confederacy would for several months occupy a great part of our Maritime Force, and that the blind hatred of the Emperor • PAUL would oblige us also to send a part of our force to other points. The death of Pau L, and the conciliatory views of his SUccessor, have put an end to this chance r and we may reasonably entertain doubts .whether. the Chief Con. but will still think of running the risque oran Inva sion. If, 1103metw, he should shut his eyes against all the obstaclawhia ` , rand in the way of the attempt, and'against all the conseqUences which must follow • front its 40ost ctzrtain failure, it must be-agreed, that he cannot , think of carrying his designs into execution at this season, nor before Autumn ; and we may expeCt, that at that latter period, our Af fairs in, the North and in Egypt will have been fa vourably terthinatta, and will have placed at our - disposal a still greater force, But supposing it even o o 0 0 o ' 0 0. 1; o 10 0 I 0 £0 O. o 5 0 z to ;;41 be otherwise, and the nescetit to be made at any ,eriod, of what. consequence can 3000 Men More or e4s be to us ? Such an event, _or the , very expeßa. ion of it would render such Milita'ry ineasues ne essary, and- would produce such a display of force, hat we shall neither feel the want, nor scarcely iscover the absence of the Reginients Whidi hate ft us. Our Government have gi wen too many proofs its wisdomand foresight, the Commanderin Chief f his vigour and' ability, and the great majOrity` , o ur Countrymen of their loyalty and courage,, not . . o render us'perfally satisfied, that before . .a single an of bur Enemies could set foot ,on our shores, he whole Coast of this Island would be lined with n immense number of men in arms, all the advan. agequs positions would be occupied and fortified, ell mcasure_s; in Short, of prudence, order and strength adopted - beforehand' with the greatest skill and judg men'. ' Whip we take into consideration the almost instperable obitacles which our Enemies would have to szrmount before they could effect their disem• battalion, and all those which must immediately folbw them ; when we refled on the union of phY sictl rey)ures and human means by which ive sh all be able to punish their rash attempt, we cannot en tertain the idea that _they mean - to attempt it, and we can hardly help regretting that there s hould be so hale probability of their attempting that wili'h must end in such complete disgrace to them. •, • ;Government- yesterday.iceeived ativices from the .- Court of:Portugal. . . OisptitolieS. were ',also • received from America, brought by a Mail from New-York. • The Detachment of Guards, which was conveyed • to Portsmouth, in twenty waggona, on Friday cr . ' barked oh board, the : .Leda and Aaive Frigates. Tho Line .of Battle Ships arc each to take out .6co nien • On-Saturday the Duke of-Your reviewed a I)3t titian of the Coldstream Regiment of G}l;;rd s in .Hyde Park, Which made a very ) K4 6l. o , :' r ,i ance,- and went through their varit;itf - firingsi field manceuvres, with the greatesceitaan 6 s. Royal Highness appeared in the uniform at thec i oir , of..which lid : is. Colonel: He afterwards lock ed a t the Royal 'cower which were drawn al? for his inspation : a battalion of the Third Regialeni of Guards had also a - field-day on the ground adjo'n' jog -Kensington-Gardens, but did not fire: The Brigade of Mines landed in Egypt; unch ° l the orders of Colonel W. Sit comprises 8 IT H, comprises 'men. Captain . MINT.° has been promoted. 10 t"" Rank 'of, Major; and as there are only du e ' C T tains, -namely, ROE, WoLFE,, , mid Torgror ° " many Subalterns arcappointed *to--comman d Coolpa c i nics. About three hundred Marines rem ain on 1 . 3 °' 1 the Flee i. The IlloAH r te.F t ig it sc i Capt. uNT,• co nveyed t, tl R,bodes the wc;undeit in the batty; cif the ,March in Egypt. The., first pjaY F. ", ony_i4fekl.:of .60-,.6(6.1te rtti . . - )itting of the 2.tst.Ad') „1.?3 :trrived on the .3d•ult. .A Lotter from A.cypt f . dated ti • .11 •,h ArcuY the side C9rp . oti the ztst-of N quarter. The 0f the French; hOursto bury tit cthe . .orillis Lett, the co of A fa g ' thro belt fresh 'provisions sheep, . _ gtese",a dollar, a. qtiatity,-half a dollar. ~„ t ot . ISir-R.. AB rRC itONIDY, in the aaion of t'" - ." h of March, i;.illed. . with his own hand ilii F r e . Geriir.al , Raiz' . i...• The enemy's ' .cavati'i'iLia*Pl; traced to , the . kpot where. the Briiisli Ceoffifr i ha;d taken ' post to observe and direc . 'tztle I,).4t!t eL4fl were -overpowering , our party, when Si!._ l ' , I ,,ir ,1`;11T1i, with a divasipn.of Seamen, ariliicii tO ' 1 ‘ s.4cour. Sir R.At.i.x . :wartlicri-in the a 6 of ' l ' l l gling.. with Gene`ral Biota for his sword , s ' d. l ,l wresting froin Lim, he plunged it in his boson ), '„ f immediately after, in acknowledgenent of thc.prn, and gallant assistance of Sir SIDNEY, PITS°OO.4 . - him the trophy., A l i P The -R eldest. Son of the late. Sir ALFiI "", f yi ' ll •cit,oNt - Bic', who, on the death of his motha' i. succeed to:the, .?,nglish Barony of Abotikir, is u fortunately blind. .' . ' ' - A from This day the Staffordshire Militia maiche.,- :NO to Windsorfor succeed the sft Weymouth. ta.ordr shi l e ` , he Shropshire i 0 1 ". at WindS or, w ilo M, thour to, the. Spanish Prime Ministeri,„ 01 was dis Missed to . make room for t he P ri‘ ' ' , o o, PEAC E, is to be' brought to trial for having,Al spired against the life Of his rival. It is g' love supposed in Spain. that he will be condeurne" 1 " t ioa liii , •head. Several Members of te r 0 are implicated in this affair. The whole c " -n o riti thesonspiracy was unknown when the last acc,1 2 , 0 left Madrid) fresh arrests were. tiaily taking p t ca • and the utmost consternation prevailed in I" ' pita]. ra i' to Ica - ' 0 The Earl Of CLARti, we are happy , i s a now pronounced out. of danger, t h o ugh ne his u p likely ever to recover from the efle(ts of lot tunate accident. the Adrninistra , ~e~e ~, to The ' lileaion for the City of Bath is ngl', 141 . , come on tomorrow ; the Candidates are, I\ l' f ', klr. 1.2 ER,, late Comptroller of the Post-01r, 'lt"," nic r, ButtLAND, a Barrister, and Chairton a ti.)c•*"' , setatire Sessions. . tili, - Mr. NiLs.oN, of the Navy Office; who cl;a4 i a riii has left an amiable widow, who is tnifeiriti 4 . ; . -I , c i, almost blind. His Will has not 'yet heeri.lol-Dhis being sealed up in an etruelop, addressed to .p s brother, which is not to be - o i ell his JArO sbiP pellet 1,., return. . ' , hill) The . pacitras -opening from the t o p of -6" a* .1 * ' 4l-ech atro.,s Ficet-tharket, to H . olborn.hill, is effecied. n an , l'e 4: 11 t) • ,1i ; sores , t hat of s ''". ran the Briti ,h ilf"il Is Viti, li Iftelikt,tack on out Li 11tit:0,, ock;:i :; , ;.: , :i:tit men aceepte' sla§iilltcY 0. -i:bo. 1;1c: a olt the : th:tt it toc , tc, o .,e' tiii i .inc.:rs si'v li il'e t! •',!. The' Itts; t ' l 4l Cnno at tel ,' \I " , ' ti}', ..... , ;3, v;itil :ibUntiiinCll 5 * .*',wily there Jollarg, . '1 ' 1 #of irtreOlijOnS; of the t3dar. . . . . . • . Am% ••••,4•• at nnV