The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-22 00:00:00

tumsi If tn ' ii _.... . di i I .- 4 ' --- 6' 'Cial'en , : -. that 11 .....tx to fully , .serze.,..,npte errn .0 1 .., eartemst3ry to go into ,t at arty idnetti. ' ' • . Mr.- I' s ot stir saw, L should bar e ly eorifinolu . rn. *kw it stieinein of the grounds uppo.whicb: ho Should make his motion. lie referred .to the re. solution of ilk -ll ot .,i e , - ii i ~the . (ith of. June, I'BoB, Itiliich'ilceeiareil Mr..l',;ltiter cortitled.to the premium of two' and a half I;er cent. - after the pr o fit s dert,'AA P loathe st. 4 )tiii:,:, fromi MA he establishme nt o f I k.otitior, should ~,r; ;i.'e at the clear profit of 200,0001. iittialinutn; anti ;Ilse that there was an smear due - to 11111 oa that'areement, amounting to 54,7021. 76. lb " ) ad vd"lNei. nol withstanding the Resolutions' Of the House, iiad neeo• withheld, and Mr. Palmer bbtain'ed leave to htiog,his ;action at law in o t d e r to „ Li ve. th e E..lSe. Irltd 111 , 011 its merits, in' which, how mi., he wal (14;;e;itct„. iLying.LIQI.V 110 Othpr means bf retir.si, ite - ,ss as`. forced to apply to Parkiment in t ! ' eel Pe"'lttliort that i t won i d act upon Us own Remo-. Atolls. He concluded with movis4 , ,, that the Ite Soluimes reteireu t o should be rad w hien. bei iiulle, he min% d loran Address to e te ; Prince Regent ng , r ra Ykg tiist he ‘t ueld order the sum cf.:15,702i. 7'. o be advanvcd to ',l r. Painter, and i.l , ,q,ing the Houk to trill;;.; goad Ott saiiie. - - ,MI•• Ro3B dischsiii i ed being- actuated by any per b 2 3 , 1 lA) .i'cli/At to Mr. - Palmer ' it) the part tie had ""tat i and jit,,,initii al.e cotidoti Of the Government 10 ‘tatus ,Ira' Gentlltuatt upcitt the ground of his Ito"' r rie rmatteo ot tire club::, bf" ins ()thee. 'rho gr. , ht, , lie rnitintaintid, wj, tqii gliAtll him ete;y tor . lie ievtlittaa itself, but flit I:,v. continu tO anmce of his ser ticti",:h"lePartnient ut Cott. ptroltor Getteter, to Will, ' he was in ',Amis.:9oam%! itopolitCAL, . I ,i - ') S' ' 'lO front discharging (hit- dliti s ut .111-t office„ tie bi 11"btitd tilt! Oiliee,s ti,tidei hauling t.he)' 'nighq , 4 4 the tigiialiae, of ti ie ti„ , “ is,listrr G,':rn..ral. t , 1 1, i h ", r'' , ltt •sever 41 pAasages from the evidence . . --7 ':"40 Oa: Committee . ; and. ouserved, mat i lie d?!tilea,aiotiviven by hip tat Right Hon. Friend ‘''', l ; 1,, 6) .v.aa, in di.t bll the cit., uin.tauccs, liber.l.. iim t. P, Moog ! . . tit . 7ti ntained t hit I be / I,tit hof r i g .d -._'-til vi.is in question. nil rust the House was l i,/ 10 111,d il to n,k, go,,,i i ts own etNagornents,-- • , ''.e'thoieci to the flourishing ',tate of he PPSt•Otilc e . al digoi e I , of I , 1- '" .Pon a to, to ~ .a. night by the Cnancotior 41.4 tVlioitittt ; and IK:l4:Jilted whether the p.:i - - "4 4 t rnin 1 4 "bil th e. Viso.4l;crity was owing litiOUitt be )411. lel to go unw tearded 1 ir i t i /,' ' u...Ubanits d en i e d' t h at the prosperity of Cu; A (81 ' ( ithtle' was to be ettrthuted to ally title') Willie, bli to'ilte increase, of the tax itself, t0 . „,; , :2; tier . the int:tease of the,' trade and prosoerity 7 of the; 41: 4,.. i llrY at Ilrg v ; ii,, . dirt. not lipproa of the trca -74:14 )11r. Pilittiofti Seeretaiy,. in disclosing his cot'- f a4 l " ) : 4l "tcta but still be onuld' nut shut his eyes to ok , w hie.) neat tr;,asou brought to light. As. 412 t l itniatt 01 the COo.,miltet•4* he was 'host. favottr. tueliaed towards o,lr. Palmer , , out it ,lie co. , rite 7, hatur e ot Lie eVitieuCt obliged hiln to appose 44 C 144118. • , Ar Cris ..n.. • thilt i / ( .,: t expressed hi' doubts of t 1 1 , 41 , l ' A; coon at.l in the first instance. Ft 2 did 4 , t ,„`', l nk that ally Ministr.r, had a, 11 1 ;w to nturtgatte d uo " • '" 4 revenue by a porventage to any iiirtiei u ~1 w 'thoklt t.onri:ii; to Kirliarmot. The contlocl 1 1 , 1‘ „ r : Pai tner he considered to be such as . .vauld 1,1-j..,''''',.`t'vd the deoriv IN ii,m Wilidfl of i • patent lo ran ' 1 " 4 was nut hula but it might. afford a gtounit tens; Vet:lntent for conipitai- y. A,s, to the charap t,:th. Iliti person who had betrayed the letters, it bad ~,,,,,. ~"g to say to the suhmi ; Abe only qwstion was, vii:llr tilt: tette; s Went ht., or not ? If they were 1: 40, 1 , 0 ittwid half -consitted ut misconduct. He 4 410. 1 it the be at course would be to postpone the r`,,tui;tittlltiests.s Toit•rot4 said, ,the Hon. Gentivrtaan is, ki lo . 9"e . ! ' , At on a new grouhdwished 4, 4 wlt the Minister would ellield himsel f in a A, ~,' i el i , ilii upon the groui'd t hat 'it wns illegal ? t f ,,, 1 ., t . 1 ` 1 1 , it'Aikt talent ' for consplacy, of which. he otliat",e 8:r T. Torton) would leave it re hilt ill any i' o i ir:ev` it our ; but .he Co.ld. not, Fee how , s .. rou l l *:' ,l ni o n i t , I . dt:431.1 toinipire with himself. The true itj t t.iu_s_chore) Was, wheithar the Resoluttons of ~ ~ sol gi ,., 4.,,,e oars olotitng or not ; and whether', itt a tilv ,i' kr41133,41011 "lilt 4r. ludividual, o f all others, r ih 'el'i not be ,' • f . ? ' Ike went 4 / 1 .6 4 I„„ , . 1 , 4 !' Kt y performed p aimer I, g t ain of argument to pine, that if Mr.. . tic,, . ‘ , v . 4(/ 4 ` l ec l wrest, the depriving him o f his allativ'hrint altillitiptieleriecel.lititiaBl:ilhille6t : )hay 811°1314 still of . 4 6 . 7, 1) N, c' stPil, he- belonged to that department 4) rtztututv. to wi ► ' • ot post.uta . nth all communications from Ilk, .' t we re made widen tile partionlars'of ;7 91) rho cattle throuigh his bands. In the year foinliect.b.l*.i.,stv)ll was put, list Mr. Palmer had It wal-rlit 4gteeinent, and decided in the neptlvi. nw ir ,g, (1,1,1.1)11)4;M forward in i 111)7, and Wilii 41 " 11411 i l , " : ,' ''''''' NO coot ratt he could say, was fortnesl of () l iii:. l. l4 , P ,; , lti,fe'r Nit' 'hich did ' not include )Ile diicharo kr. It. ha,! 1 ' it was giien whit a double vi6v , o f iiie 1 , 03,. }e r, fen suspended for disohettng thw orders the l i at ii ai..Nterit General, and for recomMending eki eoio ' tili kg , 0t Itautiul.ut accounts. AmoAg other :litr,ile,.o l° hil retUaihing in the situation eat Comp,- l:tilt:l7th. iriiii,iriatl,; was, tear he conspired With °tiler l '''''t-orrice to retard , he deliveiy of „ :,,, ri •,- , . Altip,„ t4 .:,, Alt- question' pact been t wL.. before • tet t , tr ' 7---rice act:itosr i'vir. Palmer ; and on thu ~,,, • .uee4si.lo 4 ' lilt 4 ~ ,' J ' 6 ," t i lls House sent it to they .I..ords, jet:t r', 1111)1 7 decided aohinat him The only. (lb , 0 the to • • t r3,riekt 0, prt.senr motion was, to deprive that I he t liteie rcil ,, 3 4 144- 4 ilititatine 01 their .opinion ; and•on ''" 3 he *hOuld vote against ilia AAldrest" iiv t .tt urre 414 11,„ ti , ,i,. AX} thoughtthe aignments of t h e the i i * ' 'awn. Gentler:tan not conclusive and th at , '..'llit.•ll () l t i l i k : b i l ' f atild nut depart truth the R‘ssolurien iii tt ~,,3. ` itt i d paisen three,.years ago -...that in 0 661 11 4•,,,,, , '",, , . I, Chit ! her bad sti claim t-t•pUtt Ind public, ,l'il)„64::.. t . ,tle iti;;ht tioo. Gentleman (Mr. Prrce. teht.ui'ci`leg .Ufn the; precethog night, improvd rite , tee le , J. '‘ .:, .11411441 rtes . v ""Lke .0 Ititt4), that It produced an . • '0 ti lt , u ''ll4T'lit6. 0 ,00(4. • In. direct contiadi6 ion Litise,,wp.iinons ct ti the Right lit.m. Gentleman (Mr. e l t h ),,, treth6t4e. of , Chirf ji' ' of ti C ro: . I r te .... ty.. . its it..e Cute o g ro,clne mt . .. t the preseht Att orney-Genersl, of Mr. eraal4 1 ,.,, "ci of M. Adam: At. the satne time he P‘iri.,,st,uwlinii'et tree apolog).• for the conduet'of Mir. he 4, 041 , • . ed to -his • disrnissal, and, in tact, Witit,t-,1.6..:Ana1,L1 be made. .H e did not trunk, not itheil to'h!,:g, t,•sit sufficieot reinuneratiiio had •been )4 1r. 1) . i t! L.. hr . ("" . • ,jotl%la illuti . . Wat S-01 opitiwo, that if .mr . pill , h, ~,,,, i '"us d4e to MG Paliner than ttie pan te i l) , t);1 11,14"4 / had it : • but h e nid not Ittem - ' ativit era,., ._ hot.a tuttlier.cialic„ wiliciu.iii.u%..loF, etNit ilud,justeitiobZit-t"hrpiutloglitt'ii."l"U qun tie C4u" fut. Cignrit 21t t . L Halms of Mr. Palmer were founded 'on the striaest justine. He had, by the simplest proo'ositioti, con the benefit of the State; ne%ertheless,' lb* whg professed the triost foolish fliOlid•• ship for Mt. Pitt, because he was against those clairus, 'forsooth, were afraid to give ,bin his dile. Why, Mr. Pitt was a man who always ailed fur the public good, poor man ! and he diedpoor! The Government had give 6 Mr Paltrier a salary lot; lite ; but he had a family of . chilso al dependent on hint for support; and for being set out in lite., who ex prided, when 4e died, property, or else they would not go off! and ye , , when he died, he could not. (having lived like a gentleman), leave them any thing. W. 1.. n lie was therefore gone, like the 'snuff. of a candle, and nothing left, why then his family were to be deprived of support if the House refused _them jostice. The best way would be to refer the claims to the decision at three g 4 sters In Chancery, who would decide equitably and , fairly. ' The Government were pledged to Mr. Palmer, and the plerirs, ot former ,Ministers were A 4 ' binding on the. country. as if sanctioned by Lords" and Co•omoos ; besides; the peltcy was a narrow and t fikolish one. By narrow views of policy we were plunged in the presem war ; for it the pro position owe. sonic years ago for employing light artillrry had been attended ,to by Ministers, we should not have been now engaged ; and Dumout would have been dcpriv,ed of the mvatis of annoy. ing us, which mica!), were afforded hit» in conse, t quence ot our tetusa: to emn:oy 14;lit artillery. 'He condemned 'lre reftisal. PerhapS a Friend of who had inlet - tied shells for onto) nig the enemy, and by which the late battles had been gained, tar they had eisper:sed• the French 'armies in such fine style, might,.it he asked for it, be reiused.remune ration. It was a luggardly policy whiCh did no good, but much harm.,, It. was losing a hog for halfiNnity worth W.., lad He should, therefore, support Mr. Pdlunet's C 1311134.. 'floe Cil.ll , lcaLLatt of the Exciter:tuna regretted that on ft tanner oeci.tio6, when the Clairus'were cth:incecl, he should have departed front the strict li eof uttictal duty to reottputend a discussion. The qoestioti had been cauvas,ed before, arid' as rekreine was ma 'e to tli t e proceedings of the House, those proceedings would ((trash iStrong groutids'for not voting the Address. When the claims were just agilateu; they wtre distinctly: refused. Mr. Pitt, the ontra4itig party, .had giVen his testilbony be fore the Committee. ag Oust them ; and so wdl sa tishe:l was the Cl. imam of tut,. injust:ce of his elailas, tt at si abstained for Upward& ot 'nine years to bring them a„; 0.1 totward, but waited • till the demo in Mr. Vitt home he ventured to call upon the House to s int tioti him. It must` )e. reeollect , A that even in the cootract,, Mr. Pitt only acted as trustee for the. p.ibiie. The original grant when inqused unto a niou no. vd to nothing—there never was it el:aimless to .tided on jestice ; and the L4t.ntlemen who bad been so. 4treilLo 'Os in lIIVOUr of Mr. Fulmer, ,would, had he ca e 0 u one at • hed to .tny Nlember of the Govern mem, -t it a gr.:, j ob. Their par - Lahti s arid prejudices mad,• them overlook i hat' on the prtsent occasion; and what they wodvf have otherwise considered as • one of the grossest nets of miscondo6t iu Ministers to -agtee - to, they now eo.,detnned them ter refusing to 'agree to. The !Light Honour able Geotletnan then read extracts (root the letters of Mr. Palmer, tooittew that lie had torteited-his OrtiCi4 in tonsequantee of his having COO spired Witt, Bonnor and other ()dicer's, as he ex press- d.himself in his letters to 'Bolitiol, to T.:- cornmeal to Wilson to be . dam'd firm with the Poit militt,6•Gttneral (Earl Chesterfied and Li.zti \Nal. gingham) that they must be troubled, petplened, trightetted; ,nod must not escape this bout He also recommended ;lie paying of Wilsan'.s Un just demands. it then, the light Hon, Gentlenian observed, :he conclupt of Mr, l'almer wo o s() atroci , 0441 is CUUI4 We, Liotir,l Vell . dit)ii his claims ? if they had been einhodicti in a grant, would they not nave bei:n asi.aded?, tie might be thankful alter this venal :1 that he bad got the pension ot 3,0001. a-year. The 'light Hotiourable Gentleman was most de• enlediy against them ; but even it they wars well founde4, the tuotie of address was not the .coustitu titnial way of oboiining them. Mr. Sstealbalsr reprobated the unconstitutional recommendation of the Right Hon. Gentleman to attend to the wishes .of the Lords on this subject. The•faith of Parliament had been pledged to Mr. Pawner ; and although that Gentleman's conduct could not be witoliyjus.iniki, it was very susceptible extenuation, and by no means warranted a Viola tion of shot faith. Mr. Ca •n.lett admitted that Mr. Palmer had a right to the per cantage, but condersitied the mode in whichtt was proposed to allow his claim. Mr. Secretaryß I Draft 611 tirgly concurred. in the opi nion ot.hisitight Hon. Friend near bitn, the Clain .cellor ot Ana Exe,,equei • Mr. JIMA aigued with great warmth in favour of Mr. Palmer's C 141111; and the Solicitor-General at constuerabie leagth against it. A division then tool: place. :-- kur the aionun to') Agamst it . - 4 2 Alajority iii loom of Mr. Palmer - . —is On the (notion Of Mr. WILMIRFORCI, a trinsla lion of the Spanisli . code ot lows, lately in twee in th e Liand Trinidal, together with vatious t'oents, were ordered to be laid before the. House. WlLnattfoLcs moved, :1' hat an humble Ad- dress tic preseeted to his Royal Highness the Printo Regent, praying that his Royal Ili,;tiness would be graciuttsly 'pleased to order the correspoodence be tween Government and . Guvet nor Elliot to be laid before the Huus-o, cespettoig the Case of the .King versus liu gnus, otherwise Nevilie. Tito ()totem was'agreed to. ' Mr. WhattToN brought in the •faltlS, for raising. 6,00'0,0 . 001. and ',100,00a1., '!'hey were seem-4 read a first time, and ordered for a secoMl rreatiloy, to-Morrow. The Rd/ for abolishing the Cusitao , Superaopuflted :Fund, and transferriog the lalonce oi the samue t o tl ) 6 (.;tittsolidatecl Customs WAS als° hroupt in. e Read'a first, awe: ordered to be,read.a second time to-ntorrow. Tile other Sittler& ot' the ay havieg been dill , posed, at, die, lionse adiourtsti. Nt,AI.I.S. pcs—s _Lisbon. t Guerossy, s Wins(leird. . . UAit At T1 4 11.1,1re 'CLUCK. ,Cattgo;s • '• • • • • •' • • . TriiitTitieTLCIVVYYTAZETT.Cffiii Admiralty .ojfice, Itldy St, idil. Rear-Admiral Oiwdy has trani.nitted, to •Joi , n Vis,4l kei, Eq. a fetter - from Captain Peat—, of his 114.i . Hty's sioup ittacinan, .giVing au litcount of ilia - having, 0,1 this 1 tdi -inst, c plured the Da nish cottcr Alban (wt.! his Majtsty, cutter of that name) 01, twelve s uns and fifty.c ht nitn, coll rualasld by a - Lieut e nant of the I),lttisi, navy, out linen days Fahtsund, iu Norway,. without tuaking . any capture. Iffar-Offieto Alo zl, !Su. ad :Regiment ()ILA Guards, Lieutenant W. E. Girdle stone to DO Captain of a Troop,' by puichase c . v,ce aincer, vw holetires. Coiner and Sub• Lieutenant ltitiau, Paxton. lervis tutee Lieutenant, vice Guinean:ale. Lieutenant I. 'Upjohn, trout +An' Foot, to be Cornet 'dna' O.UO•Lieute- RAM, 'vice jervib. • lit'liet,iluent of Dragoon Guards,_ Cornet • Edward Dyer to be Lieutenant , without purchase, vice Cianioeriayne, proinoted: . . . sth Ditto, Cornet George Mtles to be Lieutenant, , by put . chase,. - vice Derdinore, who retires. !. - 3tl Regiment of Foot tuarits, : Captain the lion. Francis W. Hood, to be Captaitoot-a Company, oy ante uas., rico Sir ‘6' . llitain balling, who retires. • . • , Ist Kyttinent or Foot, Scott, front the Gum 'tries Militia, to be Ensigt.. 3d Ustie, ,Eosign W. tsicwart, from the West . Essex Mi. litta,,to be kinsiigo. , Francis li. lieo.nrig, titan ditto, to ne ditto. 4th bitto, Lieutenant janles Marshall, (ruin the 3d West York Minna, to be. Eusi i ;ii. •- . ; • 3111• Ditto, ft.siOgn k. • W from the Leicester Militia, IQ be li turn. gin Ditto, Lieutenant William Wit..ll to be Captain of a Coitipanyf , vice Loanc, ditoeiseti. insio Jacob Ruustock to be Lituten.iit„ sti be vice i:uudock. DAto, hustgct Robert Brookes, from the South Glouces ' ter Militia,' to be imag o. tint Ditto, ! .• • • migii'aud adjutant D. Hayes to have the rank of Lieutenant. To be Ensigns. 140 Ditto, Lieutenant (....g.,c k.. - „tirmtiai, front tho Nola. , Weems'4ter Nliths.rses. Missisa. Lirtsteiusat L. H Lo. irons the Awyal Busks Nlatisd. bsisign Kobert jaiticts, 1811111 Milo. • 17tit Ditto, •beistituur iierrisan o Cent. to be Llisign, vice proinut.u. Li-zu.eit.tist •t, : W , • smito, :sow the huyai Last 1111.itiliese). Mititi4, t(.) 1.1b1 1 ,01. 24ttt Ditto, Atexasnicr Ci‘ot. to t Ensign, vine seAscsrsaii, LiCvAiCll:lllt KULP": I t (MC >, Our!) LAW Royal ,Wesitninixer Michti,:syx•Misitsk, to bz Unto. • a/tis Ulttu, /.1141gu ti.scisoni Lihuswiek to ue ciente:lAM, , vice Liesincti, Clatise IN Cl4Oll, L. ellt..fe ' be tn sil;4l' vi“ it It: • Lteut6nata Smith, (rota the Wiltshire Ntiliti.too Uc Liwo. Fijihis Pope, "from the Welt Keut • • Altlitt.t, to be Lnit,,n. 35tu Pitto, Liisitoi Henry F. Hughes,' trout the Canadian enciutes, to oe t.natgn, 'vice I•ithusisinice, wet) ck eilangea, 37th pato, Staff Rospital. Assistant William Trumble to be •• AsstsiLint•isurgeon. oth Ditto, 1.-iiingn Idtnes Anthony tt be Lieutenant, with. out vice s,satits4st. , nu, kashmir& by she Sen. tcw.e of A ~iellf:JAl'Ct .1....1r4att.11.1411L $. C.:44b01.10 4Cl4Anotci tvl I 1/1.1,1, to De • 4tst . C. _irlstiders to be Calstrain of, a Losispni, VitAl A IN. re,' ete.easeu. - Lleutruittit Tulin :waite r trout Wittkitirc; ti 4.1131, 'to I); Ln,item. 4'7th .t.iekiter , A , tt chel,tii tube Captain ot • V , LletAJCA:Ailt. Iti,Aoirti Wilson, Tic= the South to t.,4; - sit/I Onto, .i , t14,4 atkcat ifvtub, tram the DUinfrieS tJ 57tti t.., , zu;rll;int Geurge Vaughan, float the West to 6uin Dittu4 bii i;..9tvti . l.Koth, t:ient. to be Ensign, ivithott vtcJ Lentvity, who resigns. Sp3ii Onto. Mic:i.iet V wary to be Lieutenant, by l'errt:lun, wit() retires. lohn Caraway, to ue pui4.llAso ' Vice Vicary. outti I.ci.. Ipi upt ) Duiisi4ll, Cent. to be Ensign, without t iurchase, vice llolkeley., Luperacdcd. Wit Ditto; Lietitenant Berry tUrbes, train the Nottingham Militia, to be ktisign. 7ptii Ditto, Ltisign David Soutar, froth the Forfar Militia, to be Entigit: ' /3(1 Oito, Lieutenant George patvion, from the west Mid. (11c.ex ia, to no LPSsAti. Lieutenant George Anthony hunt West Kent Militia, to be ditto. lathii Ri.. Rterioci Elmore,Gent. to beets.istatit-Surgeon, vice rack ntan who resigns. • • 75th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Lott. Knight, froin the Wilt 'nhiru Mtttua, to be Ensign. ism Dare. Lieutenant S. W. Swingy, from the Stafford, slum Nliittia, to be Lnsign. 9 , ...111 Onto, Gtrtyrt E.: S. Davis to be' Lieutenant, without itrctiatte, vice Saunders, who resigns. litruci; King, Gent. to be' kruttgn, vice Llavi.. 91.1 Ditto, Ensign James black, from the FOrlar Militia, to be Litsign. 9stit Ohio, Lieutenant William S. Robertson to be Mitt. Loa, vice Travel., trfalllOteci. Wt.; India kty,iialelll ' , Lieutenant Lorenzo Nixon to bet Captain of a Coillp,Oly, purchase, Vi4e flicks, appointer! to the 4(11 Veteran .I:Satiation. Stn Pitto, Lietsteliat , t. losettn -Roche to be Captain of a Companyr without purcttase„ 'vice Lawards, who re signs. To be Lieutenants. Ensigns--Henry Tocitey, vice Crappes, deceasmi. Henry Movie, vice Awn° ' who resigns. itubetc terguson, vice Hooper, deceased. C hal les Achlion, vice Ityclut. Alex. ander Lawrie, Vice tiiirt, who risigni. • ' To be Ensigns. • lames Smyth, Gent. vice Tuc Key.. Charles Shaw, Gent. viers ivluore., William Leslie, Gs.nt, vice kergusoii. Sef jeant-Maiot WAliern niair, born lite turn toot, vice Ad dison. AkeenderGeddes, Gent. vivo Lawrie. 3d Ceyton Regiment, MAjOt 1)011414 Milt.kity, fratn thoßoyal Corsican Rangois, to De Major, vice lunaston, changes. Royal Corsican Rangers, Kijor Arthur lohnstuit, from the 3i.1 Ceylon Riigiminkr, to be Maw, vivo liiv:kay, who ye- Dillon's Regiment. To be I,leutenatits—Ensigns Von Steitz. Lodi; Nor irwilvitle. Pontine DV Sobt:tot. P4rtoti tie la terrd6e Dicenta. • To be Ensigns.. G., Wallace, Gent. vice Von Szertz. 1)e Latre, Gent. : vice Nermanville. r4gcs, Gent:vice D'y zAniatit. I,e NeOt; Gent, vice lie la Farrago. Gregory Zetkaco, Gem. vox Ui‘enia. sth Garriaon Battalion, Edward rilloigton, (.7cm. to be As. Astant. Surgeon', vice • the lytit tight Diag.;otor. , • , • Carkonan hsocinh:s, Ensign Ulysata, Fitzinauricia, • from Inc 3ich koot, to vice yew) 0, chatige. .r King's German Legion. id Light Dragoons, Serjoant Cadet Charles Wiebotri to in'; Coiner viwe la , t+Liman, who . • sa Ligitt 'twangy, t:nsign de Witzendorn to be ticoleo.na, viLe Iltikot Meyer, MI6 repigas. l k Charles Baron Meuveden to be Enbign,,vwe Nl44.44laslian, ptu, Meted EltllisTUA4 in thu Cazetle.9l the't4th inst. r ur Litutonont lboinith came, t!oin the South Ilivon tube tot: 434.1 l tor, Cosou, trout the South Upton Atta r to.b2 LustAtt In tne 46th toot. Conirnission ill the l'ollostrin,:Vultintcer Artillery, sig4cl h ti: vci.trt IJu Coque riorts. Ca bt Esq. vice kniglit, tleee.o, ;( t. Coin signed by trot Lord LicaLriiiint of the County • Caneitbuty Volunteers. To ,be Majnr—Cart. 1. it. titrineNr, 'vice Scott, resigned, be t...Apr.iiv Cb4des bc vico itubvitaun, resiktke.. 4 . • ,fusq),ll T. t „ y;on. Tu ti.: S,V tam Prodat, G4ot..viee 11111„ • .c 1 1 4,tbantiiAti . Gillinew;3'Voluntver Artillery. To be Surootv. 7 --Willimrt Act Alas, cent. , rx East, heart K..4bneut of Local bt N mei # List - To lei L;euiehstits.--- Blaxlar.ii, Ceni. Keene, Cent. To bo kniigu.--Williain Parker, Cent. Blackheath Regiment of Local liilitta. . To be Liettrenant•Colonel —Major George Ritchie. To be Ma)or- , Canr3in To be cotath —Thomas Poacock, Esq. Commissions signed by the LOrd Lieutenant or the COOOtt of 1461+.1k. Ist Eastern Regiment pt Norton:. To be First Licutenatut —Thomas Ltton, Gent. john LA: 'nit, Cent. , id Western Regirrient of nitro. TO be Lieutenant—Richard V 3 nil, Gent. c o m m i s si ons in tho Own Regime 3 of Stain/114111re MIMIC signcil by the Lot - 4 Lietiteitint. To be t%iptairl4--Sit' loan Duttoti Colt, Mid. S. V Wul. fcrston_, To be E. iisign and Surgeon's Matb —Augustus A Idernmo, ' Cent. Corthissions signed bjf the Lard Lieittenant of die .Coltnik ot 1/erliy. Derby Regiinent of Local Militia. To be Ensign and Surseort's.AlAte—llestry liadthi Gent. Seatadare Regiment. To be Lieutenants -Imilithan Adlingtort, Cent: Ebenezer 'Gettt. .I:4hn Wragg, Ccnt. Chatsworth Its:kiment. To I,)e Captain—Lieutenant !elm (...c(tom. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant Of. the,Tovviet flouters. itt Royal Regiment of Tower FlRMlets .MilifiA. To be Lieutenant -F.nsign Forbes Itubbova v vtc fiannir, (1.6 signed. . . . . . To he Ensign—Samuci Fitzgerald, Cot. *ice . It obinvini promoted. Mlle End Voldnteers. To be Lieutenants—William Stewart, C.;.14 'ice Dcnt, dd. . ceased.' . ipteph Smallwood, Gent rice rvcich. To be Ensigns - lohn f 1 leiter, Gent. *vice (Tharrlngton, re .Clrarles tkorge Winte, Gan, tice fiap,atd, re. signed. , Comaiiision signed by the Lord Lieutenant Of thC County of Koss. sth, or Ross, Caithness, Sutherland; and Cromarty Regi ment of To be Assinartt-Surgeon-- John Turner, Cent. Commission signed by the Lord Lteutenanrof the County 6f Kincardine. A th, or Forfar_and Kincardine fteginient of To be Lizinaniuu-Celoncl—David tJALI•Vy,•hvi. vice Duff; rcslgned. BAIVICRUP'II.? ENLARGED.' W. Lancashire, Bath, statuary, ; from May al, to u fy ij, itt Nit, at the Chris:.pher hart, Baths BANKRUPTS. W. Stonle, 'Warwick-street, Charing-cross, tailor, to sur: r mitt May 24' 'WIC 11, and July 2, at twelve, at (.•utlo - 'Atorney * , Mr. T - . T. Taylor, toi'e•Stie.ket, p legate, G . 11,11, "HOlywell•street, .Shoreditch, viattailer,',ltl.ly zl.l * Jut;. 8. and luiy 2,,at Gutitlltatl,. - 401,4cm, tornies, Messri. Stratton and Aiipla, Onorerfltch. I ~V:i,411t,. toach•spring:-maker ' , May 2i, lune a, and at one, at Unilkth,ll.. Attuttio, Mr.•T, Taylot,'hite•64..-et, Ctirpftwte. J. 't o uch and 5.1 . 0, 1 00, Ntak, vort, Curnborland, M , y . 29, . Jo, anit July . • levet); *1 1 • innke‘per. Nlaryrk,:,tt; ttoiniA, al r, J Pear. son. St.tple It.n, I..undon; and Mr.Conitharcl Slut, 111.4 y. purl. _Worm, SoulhampLn, retlmuoAer, June It, r at eltven, and ltriy at'ont, at . taC. R0)41(114*, situ. kurt. Leo, Soutiamptnn. .Al Linnun; l'etett. ; and I\l4.lzirs.. R. nodes, C.,(4,,;, a n d si am ,o e y, .1 ArceN , s.walk, Clerketm el l, Lund tt. . _ 11. Duckworth, LiVerpool, increhant, lune 10, It, and Ay 2, at otw, at _the Globe Tav,ril, I ditn.:.street, Livettioolt Attornies, Mr. T.. Illackstock, Paper-liut!thty, I emiiial Lontlenf; and Messr,. Bardwell at.d Stt 7 p.ielisi..:, Live,» pool. J. 1 oung, White Coppice, Lancaster, bl i !,cher, ant! 1 . 5, 20, at eleutt,.and.ful) 2, at ten, at Inc Red Lion Inn, e're:;.: ton. Attorates, Mr. Dewhurst, Preston t. awl Caton And Aldarsgate.strt et., London. T. cotcning, Sontlictitit, Bucks, cow-dealer, May 25, lure. I, and July 2, atelcven, C4dhall, London. A:toiney, Mr. J. Howell, Bartlett's.buildings, Holborn. M. Phillips, 'Brttlithelmatotte. vistuer atilt tavern-dasoner, June 4,, 7, and 'Sly 2, at t , velve, a 1 the Ne.v Inn Tilvern. litighthelmstone. Attornies, Mr. W Berridge, Hatton. gioden, Holborn; London; and Mr. T. Attlee, Bright., helmstone. W. C. Ward, Gloucester, money-scrivener; May . a, 29, and July 2, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Glottconer, At. • tbrittes, 'Mr. James, Gray's lim:square, London ; and Mr. T. Davis, Gloucester. R. Bqwker, Bedtbrd, Lancaster, ca/tton.manttladurer,' Jun* ;s, at five, 13, and luP, 2, at eleven at the SWan Inn, • Bolton, Attornies, Mr.T:Witutle, John-sue:4, Bedford-row,. London; and Messrs. Cross and Rusittwi, J. Trey it t Bolton,, Little - villort, Lancaster, cotton.ma'nufaelurt tune it, at five, 13, and Jetty a, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. T. Witiii!e-, Jeltn.strcet„ Bettrnrd-row ' Lennon ; and Messrs. Crops 'and Rusi..tota, Bolton. le- Mottrs. T. Boss, J. Richards, and R. - Jones,/ Liverpool, tailors and woollen-drapers, June It, :2, rind July v., at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. T. Blackitonk, Paper-buildings, Temple, London; and Mr. J. Mtatrow, ParadlseStreet, tivetpool. Sat lord, Lancaster, tommon-brewcr, June 13, t 5, nod July at ln'n, at toe Moiley AMU Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt and Manchester; and Mr. R. Ellis,•Chatteety.lana, London. ,•_ • W. Summers, Frorhe.Selwood, Somersetshlre, currier and kot her. s.el ler, lotus 7, 11, and July a, at eleven, at the Ilium' Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. J. fames, Red I„iou., square, Holt'ortf, LlndOn ;' and Mr. R. facubs,l34istiai. A. Carson, jun. Island of hlalta; June 12,. t 3. awl July 2, atone,- at -the Geotge Inn, Dale -street, Liverpnol. At. tornies, Mr. G. Barrow, Thteaditeedle.street,' London; and Mr. J, L2cC, Liverpool. .1. Setilfield, Rochdale, • Lancaster, shopkeeper, May 3r, tune t, and July 2, at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, 400)- dale. Attornies, Mr. 5 Weleho», TOkenhonsellittl, Lothbury, London ; .and Mr. femnel, ItOthdale. • . Bunson, (Anti, i.mersetshire, jobber, May 2.z.;, 29, at ten, and" Lily 2i al eleven, at the T brim chits Intl, 4,y,ne Roo. Dorsetsnite, Attu, Mr. 1 , 1„.E. l i,her, Lynie Regis; anti Mr. Heelis, Stahlc inn, Lontlett.. A. Ciumsek, Castleton Moor,. Lancaster, corn-dealer, May 3o; 3t; and July 2, at elevoi, at Oa W hitt' Ltot, lrtn, Eia, lifax, Volt:shire. Attormea o Mr. Nettletblti,• Norfolk. street, Strand, . London; and iUr. L.' Alexav t ic, T , Li n cots,. nilsest and. citiper.. June 21, as, anti July 2, at eleven., at the Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln. At. Fatties, Niessrs.'Terre.west and Hayward, Lineoltt ; and Mesas. Macdougall and H unter, Lincolt's Inn, London. J. Hardman, Itlac,ltheatli:ltill, Kew, victualler, May 28 $ at two,, ittile.S, and l inty 2, at one, at G tition a ll, London. AttorneY, Mr, Ilil , Rood.larte, Finehurch.strect, ", Catioy, Plaistow,,Lsser, gardener ;andtruiterer. May a, June 3, and July 2, 4nn t ten, at cuildhall, Inon. At. Intnicls `Leases. (*an, and Virgo, it..Kathatine.s Cloiat ors, "rower. F. o.estrivltsen, tennett-street, Blatkiriarsolnd Rathbone. place, mercer and ctraptr, A1ay.25,. June 8, atn4 I illy a o at tell, at trildhalt, 1_ ondon, Attornies, eNrsars. Loveless and Crosse, St. Mildteti's.court, Poultry. I. G. Ccrtard, Lo ,, dont - meretiaitt, Miry 'aB, at June b, and i.J z, at one, at t , ulltitiall. AII Messrs. Pin:a-44.W Simpson, St. Switittn's-lane, Cannon-street. J. Morris, Craceetuirch.street, Louden, eloieiternonaeir. May 1.5, June 8, and July z, at, ten, at ,(,11,111att AttottWil Mr, Bicknell, Silittilampton:builnitigs, Holborn. DIP)DENin, •juneag. R. Gillian, Leictratgr.ilreet,'vtetealter, at elovert; at t: tiilunall. B.ldcock, raw, Wok seller, at twelve, at Gild:H. ,11. , ---futie tr. kJ. Meek, Dr. 11 10 1 . 0 3 , 4-Stieet, rtiWr:ind rag itlcrcimitr, at cievel), ur t,tiil4.. " 11 " ii 6410 , 11V0ittb . 4, tbt.,l, C , 10:11e1.111.1kefi " IA: ICAM,JiIer CAVLAI„ ;13 irstoi - lore . iz . R. ine64o,t , eltwert, at the Witeat Sheaf, Due ilani--!uly 6. W. Calie,-Te ilwretr, at eleven, at "Vro)t. Port Nti...0,44 . 04n1,..),r.}1icit.' it M AL . l'i..111 1 •., vtrilevi i boot. makept, at cleiien, - tlito 17 . 1. , 4000, N4rturu, t....tie4kti. Snit, h, Livapool„ trierclvnts, at elere►+,it te . GWira ote.iu, lone lis S. A. birticut), VitliAllitioe'ti Bristol, It „,,e, at the Whi:e .Lwit tune xi. jto t iowy, te...cin,ll)4 , er ! ut clevol, a I Guildhall, Con. tetitiitrp-• Will JA. I. 134dditity, Witytthqupt Qns drw„i4,,