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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, JULY 7. Mk. FOSTER gave notice, that he should move a Vote of Credit tor. Ireland, and also the Ways and Means, ou'Monday next.' Mr. Sw Noutuit prisc,lttecl, at the Bar, the An nual Accodnts of the Commissioners of West. rninster.bridge ; which were laid on the Table. Mr. PIIT presented an Estimate of the Annual Charges of the Civil List; which was laid on the Table. The Irisb Commissioners' Bill, and the London Dock Warehousing Bill, were read a first time; and ordered to be read a second 'time on Monday. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Irish'D'efence Bill, which was, agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time on Monday, as -was also the Irish Malt Bill. The Chatham Land Bill was passed. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Comtnittee of Ways and MOans, fcir granting a sum to His Majesty by way of Lottery ; which was agreed to, and a Bill ordered thereon. Mr. Iluitt tssori gave notice, that he would, on Monday next, move the Expellees of the Occasional Services, in the Committee of Supply. t • The Committee on the Irish Regulation BM was deferred till, Wednesday, and the Committee on the Property lax Commissioners' Bill till Monday. The House, in a Committee, went through the Bill for the _better execurion of the Laws in the Counties-at large in Ireland, and ordered the Report to he received on Monday. Mr. AINSLUY, on the MOtiOtti of LOrd:MAR.. sUj4, obtained leave' to absent himself from the Middlesex gleftion Committee. HIS MAJESTY's MESSAGE. The CHANC Et.L9R of the EXCHEQUER. delivered tlic folipwing Moine, at the Bar ~ o f the House, from Ills MADlvrt " C. R.—His 'M A J XSTY, relying on the experience' zeal and affi:Etion of his faithful Commons,. and 'considering ;that it maybe of the utmost importancelo provide for such ewer. gelicies as mafarise, is desirous that this House will enable him to take ail such measures as 'may be necessary to disap. point or defcat any olterp,riZq or tks nvi his Enemies, .4114, Jo the exigencies of affairs may, rc.luire." - • On the 'Motion or Mr. Pm, it was related to a Committee of Supp,ly. CORN BILL.. Mr. WESTERN moved i 1 third reading of the C rr,13111. , Col,mel STANLEY tybjeted to the Bill, on the grounds that it would be injurious to the County of mcwieer, and contended that the average prices should he taken from the DiStrias, and not from The County at large. • Mr. WESTERN was of a different opinion, and ch.erved, 'that the could not he injurious to Lancashire, a s ' the average price of Corn was lower in that County in 1798 and 1799, than in other parts of the COUrItTy. Mr. JevrErtv was a'pptehensive, that the Irti. p Itation Average Price was fixed No highs- that it would prevent Importalion, while the measure would be extremely advantageous to the Landed In- Dir. flot,T , Ltut was of the sante opinion. Mr, Fet.Lowas defended the Landeti Interestfrom q ny interested motives, as its objets was to rot .an equitable and uniform Average Price of Corn. Mr. PArrtioorr opposed the Fit, and,,Mr.Fas. r. and,Mr. At.ex,A,Ntar.it defended it. The 1.1111 was then read a thud time and pftssed, and (mitred to, the Lords. Adjourned , till Monday. 'From Mae 'LONDON 0... re E,July 7, 1,84 7i 7, 1E94. '.:,:trierit of, Driigoon Guard 4, D. j. Webb, Gent. to be hy imr,:hiwe, vice Boyci, , 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Sairiv:ion T. Fr:rich, from Milt-pay or the nth ihttgoolis; to be Lienten.iiii.. , 7th ttegiiii .oi ottight Dragoons, A.,..iust.iiit-Surgcnn Chris. I;(10) tits; 70 . .13,111414in Of ReServei., ti he A55i55,.„1.‘,,,1,-.r..410, s i s s,.„1.‘,,,I,-. r ..4 10 , 4 icc APtileYt a PP 9 ' nt4ll t 4 theigttiFclut. tteginicht of Light Pr:worn - is, 1 . 1,0n.•1.Cer,4114 de R. he Cornet, withyut purchase. i 1:.;o sign W. K, Burtiin, trout the'tsth Toot; 'ts , be Cu(,,. r, ~ v ithobt- p nrettase,. vice Dirk ( vitho resigns. ad t rif Foot, Lientimaut 14111,14 Reed to be..Arliiitarit, vice str,,iii, who resigns the titijuttintey. ttth Ditto, CoriretCharies , Cf , tr,t,iney.' tlie.:,d'Orsegonti Guards, in be Lieutenant, by , purctiase, vis.e Byrne, ap, point ea to the 3d Font Ciyari4., Dltto- , -To Eihigris, without.purthase, W. 1, Speed, (;ent. vice it rooinfield, 1.(a..111:141 Vateiiies Bettei, . _ , Celt:. vice Doulan, fironit, (Ca btu Nil, Gent. vir4c fuer; proututial„ I ra Day., —To be Lieutelimitii, without purchase, Ensiv,n 1; ,forg,e Macatil,v, trio t l 7-"til Foot. Eirsiga Wi Hervev, loan the 2 grit foot., EnNiAti trona the 3d Foot. To ti,: Atijittsat —Lieutenant 1'11111114% IVP:yrick, vice Baybi, iippoirirt Adjutant at the At, ~y pep6t. To In A '..‘istiitit.;itir t eori, -Assistav,t4iurgeon(;corge Ardicy, ririat Itti:,7th Light DriginW, viee 0'1111,111., 4pl..tUipied to the itit U 4131101101 itt!N,o Az:.l I)itio, Gent. to be Easy,n, ,by pur ' enasti, trici tiling, promoted in Ow 3rst Oittr), Cliri,topner Getlt. to - De ti.nsign, with- Out purctillia,:, vice Wood, whoite:lppoilaktir,ot . • jjth Ditto, TholtiAs sprool;:, c.:At. to be 15 ritiign; :vlthoitt pirrchasci vice' 6.1 $011 . ; pi orii,Sied in Major Leika's Corps. 37th Dieto;, Cttionel Nlacte.ta,ltoto the Goth yi n4 r, to 1157 Lit:lament:- Colonel, vice Hope, w exchanges. 39111 Ditto, Lieuteai.mt "tiamtas Marlow to be (-Apulia of a Company, by .paicitaie, vice jeitiiings. V.l a retileS, En. Clipp4):,e 11) be j.letttel)4l.t, vte k ! it,cihi ii' pact 'loiiit - Campbell, Gent.' to bo Eiltiol, without vice Hunter, promoted in the 4111 1,14141111)11 ut Reserve. 434 L)ittu, Cornet Robert • (ack4orf, from the oath Light -I)ragotili, to be Licuritnant, svithottrporenoti; . •4stit Ditto,: girt, tropi or 44th ko9 l , 19 by vt‘e pr9)1:014 rti Lige . h - fi;ittalli4i Pt Iteberve. Diito , --"Vo bit without purchase, 'Richard r_ Itlt t r V. ~11i, (44,101.. Vit:e tail, 1)‘,011101til.. 10101 %.../ ikon, Cent. vice Dumas ',moulted. tr‘'dt:riclt Whitaker Gait. vice SVallis,.'proiriote.l. ;,alt, vice learailtori, prottiotect. 11 i.'tO, ;Quarter.Mastet-ScrjuAnt [ohn M'inil , .(!n, from the iii Foot, to be Quarter-Master,Niee Gordoti, appointed tea Carrion ifiattalioil. Dato, Pierce Oveudon, Peat', to be EIISIAII, without Vice Rees, „, promoted. - Dli itto, atiga (..,cu t4l3 Araolcl, tralf-pay of tilt, toot,' fo, Ensign, vice Bruck, promoted in tlic ' jOllO jackben, from thp 8.,;1 Foot, to without purchase, vice Mtift.loiaon, ,appoiuted .13ti ' 34th 1, rt ilsi n Safi ttet neatie Ilobsprt fn be t an "t. Itik4, vice slcti, %Mu retircs. Till! Lii.Jitenant- Culotta Hone, tiom th 7 ,4,1, t- , I , VI IA! an, , thangis.. Veuteriant To/in Blair, from Half- pay of the late sth Irish .I.lrigacte, to be Lieotehlot, vice Avenar, - I.v:ie , 6tst Ditto , Tulin Mnsterson, Oen), to he Eruien, without pujelets, Vice Nolan, pionroted in Nib Foot. filth , Ditto, Ensign Mu:rough, O'Biitri to be Lieutenant, without, porcnase, loth Ditto, Otin . 'Munro, Gent. to be. Ensign, without pur chase, vice prinnottil. 74th Ditto, Fibign from the 86th Foot, to be Lieut,..n...nr,(vii:e Eclw;ods, deceased*. • 75th Ditto, Wuhan; Breretun, Gent: to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Tully, promoted. • - 76th Ditto, , Lieutenalit Alex. Ni'l)unald to be Captain of a Company, o.iinout purchase, vite NI • Leuii,; promoted in Major-Geperal Champagnes 'llc, Guy, Carleton . Colclough, Gi;rit...o be Ensigir, without purchase, vie Cosgrove, Etsf Ditto, LitsiAn Nichol. i George loiinstone to be Lieu. lenant, by . p , nrcitasc, vi..e l'isher, ()101)14ed. • Y. .83d Ditto, nrr Collett,- from the . • otst root, ;ii be Surgeon . , vice tcuninson, appointed to the 16th Light Dr /goons: 85th I)itto, ,Liteuten.iit John Alex. G rant to•be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Nlinchin, deceased. Ensign Tulin ,tintherlaiid to be ltienteitant, vice Grant. Edward Powell, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Sutherland. Frani:is kicti.trti Rowe, Gent. to be Ensign, Without pur. chase,.viee , Pienderleath, who resigns. 86th Ditto, lietirV Jabal), Gent. to : be Ensign, without put.- • chase, vice Al'hattrin, promoted. 24 West India Regiment, Lieidepalit Hugh Roy, foam the Half. pay of the erl, Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Were ton, promoted in the Royal African Corps. 3d Ditto, tames Hamilton, Gent. to be .Ensign, vice Mitchel, who iS supersecte l / 4 L, 4th l)itto. To be Ensigns-Robert Nicholson, Gent. vice North, promoted. Serjeant-Major George Allen * from the YorJc Rangers, vice Pearce, whose Appointment has not taken place. feint Johnstone, Gent. vice Starkey, promoted. ~ 7th Ditto, 'Lieutenant fatties Mac4owall, from the Eeth . Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. To be Ensigns, Without purenase—Sarintet , Kennedy, Gent'. vice Cox, prornuted.in tire t ith Foot. : Franeis Gent, vice Williams,' promoted. Quarter-master John Read, 'from Halt:pay of the late Mid-Lothian, Fencthle , Cavalry, vice toss, promoted in the 16th Battalion of Re- serve Major-Ceneral 'Champagne's Regiment, Major Th o mas William Kerr, From Colonel Ranisay'r. ReAnnent, to be Lieuteriant-Cohinel, by purchase, vice Robertson, who re tires. Brevet Major William Macleod, from ,the 76th Foot, to be irLajor, vice Cranford, whose Appointment has not taken place, ; Colonel Ramsay s Regiment, Capt*,n john Buchan to be Major. by purchaSe L 'vice Kerr, promoted'in Major-Ge neral Chaulpagn.'s Regiment., Colonel Baillie's Regiment, Lieutenant George Bristow, from* the 77th loot, robe .Captain of a Company. uad Battalion ul Reserve, litts,ign Henry I.oltuti to be. Lie- tenant. • •• ' sth Ditto, Lieutenant Roberr , Eeeny, ftom.the•7ist• Foot, to be Captain of a company, vice Brown, who resigns. --- s Johnstone, C'ent. to be Ensign, vice Pringle, ...who re.. Signs. • • • •7th Ditto, Assistant. Surgeon Patrick O'Brien, froth the t7th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, Vice Gill, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons . ,. Bth Ditto, Major Henry Cranford, froth Hall.pay of the gth Foot. t tn be Major, vice Bodkin, who retires to-Ilalfrpay. :Gth Ditto, Lieutenant M . fdlycott Cane, born Hall.pay of , the late tozcl Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Power - who-exchanges. Ensign Christopher Foss, from the 7tit West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. . • • , 'The King's German Legion, Captain and Erigaile.Majiir Rudolph Albrecht Bodecker to be Major, with temporary Rank in the Army. Lieutenant 1'; A. 'Proem to be Cap= t;eirt of a Company; with _temporary Rank. F. de Luitowig to be Ensign, vice 0 (limey, who resigns. • Arttllery—Ensign Augustus Einclscil to he Second Lieute nant. Stale—Captain and. Adjutant. Charles Prinnggle to be gale-Major, vice bodecker, promoted. • •, CITESTER S'UNIMER CIIZCUIT, tt34.. -TheHoti. CHIEF JUSTICE. FR.4CIS BURTON, Eng. Amtviteu e,.'Sattlutty A ugust 4, at Welch Po o l. Frittay, August Jo, at iluthin. • Thursday, August It,, at Mold. • - Chethic,, Wctlnesd.ty 'August 23,,althe Castle of Chester. BREVET. Captain 1% Budieley Campbell, of the 66th koot, to be Major in the Army: STAFF. • ," Lictitenant , CUlOnel Henry Quinn Ilrovintiggp of Colonel Regiment, to. be Deputy Adjutant (.;eneral to the force* s:'..rving in the Island. of Ceylon, vice Robertson,• who rcsigi,s. .Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Baylis, from tlre't7th Foot, to be Adjutant at the Anny Depot in the 1316 of Wight, with the stank of Lieutenant in the Army. , MFAIORANDUM. Ensign Robert Coruon, o f t he 47th Regiment of root, is superseded. Captain Chumpagne Reynolds, of the r ith I.3st••• laiiOn of Reserve, is superseded, being absent without leave. Commission rived Iy the Lord tiemtruant of ale County of York. • Leech ri , ifier , S. • Wade Browne, Esq. tole Captain. Dated lune 7, 18a4,, COMMiSibilt in the West. York Militia, siped by the Lord Lieu. tenant. to . R eg i nv , n t.....E ns ign 'William Barstow, to be. Lieutenant, vice foljamb, resigned.. Dated April 2S, 'co be Ensigns--lerentialt .T/tornton, Gent. vwe Barstow. Dated as above. Williant Sellers, Cent. Dated lure 21, 1804. Thotnis foltosoni Cent. Dated lunf,22, 0 1 ' 5 4. 2d Regiment —,Lieutenant Orteur William Kilvingtot to be 1/atecl j tine 16, ISO 4. To be" Lieutenants-- Ensign Davikt Turner. Dated as above. Ensign Gabriel „clr)ltield, Dated June 17, En. sign Robert , 1171dyarel. Dated tune IS, 1804. : Ensign 'f tiornas . 1) ;a 1 4c 1 rune 1 9. 1 804, T o .b o , , En tn signs--Siou Smith 4carte, Gent. Dated April . 2s, 31504„ butt Walker,Gent, Dated Mty 16, :804. Tho. White, c tot , Dated June zi t tßo,l. I olin Hutton, Gent. I), fled lune 22, ►Oi. . j(1.1111 aySoil; Cut., [);acctJune 23, 16 04. 3d Regiitiei:t. tv ul. G ell, Gent... !late& May ' 12,18 4 , To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Red Vinceut..l)4o May 3, , 8 04 ., lstt i g n loltn,, Lambda. Dated May 4, 11104; Ensign Wiluatn Fibber. Dated.l une 5, 140.1. To be,Ensign 7 CrtristOpher Clarke, 'Gent: , Dated May 23, 1804. ' Compnistiont in the W iltshire Sup,plmentaty Militia, signed by • • - the Lvd I..irrete4ant. f taincs Dawkins, Esti:to. be Colon e l . D ate d Aliril q, ,tg o4, lames Lord Viscount Fitzharri4 Co be I,ltltirtllitilt- Colonel, Datelt as above, (;:orge flay Dawkins, Lbti. to be 1%1:1 jut . Dated' i a b, v e, Tll9lilL% 7 Catunt, Esq. to be Captain. April t 3, 1844. (ohn Allen jolntort,•"'eta; to' be Litliiien.tut. I )ated above. Williaitt Lord, Getit„ 14 tct Etisigit. Dated its above. C'pnntii.tio:7t,.tigned ity the Lord Lientenaltt cj theC'llt4t.poi erste? • ' To be Depary-Lieutenants-lohn .Thackwell, jun; Fsq. Dated j..n. 11, (30.4. Rev. , Henry'Gorges 1)olyns Yate r Dined as aoove. Thomas Smith, Esq. Dated lune 2'6, 180,4, 11111L'ai Cluttetbuck," esq. Dated as ab(ive. boamist:ons in the 4ait Kent 'Regiment of Militia,' by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Colville, Gent. to be I l ieutenant, Dated Alarch t 6, 13c,4. To oe Ew.igns—William Slade, pent. ILteti as oba,ve. Henry Terry, 'Gent. Dated ,Maren zz, iBoi. Thmhis Tayley, Gent. Duted April 13, tBeq... • • To be Surgeon--Williain I)yasori,Gerit, Dated May 24, 1804. L'o,tr,t'ssiwn in the South Gloucester Regiment- of -Militia, signed by the LordLkutenant. ' To be C'aptains:---Lieutenant George . .Augustus- Seurlamore„ vice S.irman; tesigned. • Dated 1 we t 6, tBa4., Lieutenant Lord V i;coont Dursley, wee Murray, . resigned.. Date d lune 3t, , • • tlaii:.:ll:aits—Ensign-Stawcll Webb Andrews. Dated March 25; tgo4. .Ensign !oho S . parrow. Dated lune tg, 144. . Freain Arun:tell. Dated tune 25, tso4. To heF.,ai j tt6—Witti.on Sirith, Gem . . Dated fan. t, 1804. johrt,Saf . ,btiry }one's, Gent., 1):Ited tan. zB, tBb4.. , 'lleorge Vortex, Gent. , Datett March 4, tB?4, ..Titoroas: Cent. Ilated !tote a 5, aO4. Josiah llodgeson, Gcut. hand }tine 29, 2804. • , • •• lt:A1 UM lit the Gazette of the 2311 of lune. tval Dtptford 14Iunteet, , for o'si:.,o George Veer to he Catitain, vice Shirrefi; read (;corgt: Tee; to be Paptaill:' • Nt)RTI4 WALL S S2IMAIER CIRCUIT, rito4. I.zieLsrEß, Esquire. Rtitrritt STriti.r, Esquire. i. ,, eib46lll,`Thursday, August 9, at Augukt. 15, At. Liirilarvon. ..-bigir.o.rTiastlily A th.iust 21, at • •BRI'CON CIRCUIT. Thellorourable Lo dlt HARDitiaA.- Apa MOYSXV, ESC . II,MV, Peritt:r e, illy 0. 1 " • bre:, Auguk 4. (4 4 )dfif> ' 4 UtiAlaY, Atig,ust LOIV DON, .1 ULY 9► 1804. Paris Papers•teached town yesterday, to the 27th alt. which state the execution of Grunters, and eleven other Prisoners, on the morniing of the 25111. They were taken• from the Bicetre to the Con. ciergerie, , where they heard the terrific decision of • Gallic justice 1 11 They. only desired that a Priest" ,might be permitted to attend them in their last. moments, and this was 'readily grant_ . ed them. Groacis was particulary devour, and remained two hours with his Confessor. Be. tweet) eleven and twelve, thil , were , put into four' carts, and convoyed to the'Phte‘t de Greve, where they were guillotined. Every one of them, it is said, was distinguigred by a dignifita furryierl, the noble result of a loyalty that could. not be subdued by misfortune or death. As they were on eve of being launched into eternity, di c ey exclaimed with heroic intrepidity, " Ie Roi, Vive Lours XVf.P." • GEORGES was the first of these victims of Corsican usurpation, and his 'firm and manly example gave spirit 'to the .whole, if any of them, indeed, could 'want resolution to support them in a cause so honourable to their Principles as "Loyal Frenchmen. The fate of GEOR`GES deserves patticula regret, as he had been so long and so 4etively.engaged in attempting to re. sist the Regibide Governors of France, and to restore his' unfortunate Sovereign to the Throne, of his ancestors . .. The, sacrifice of this gallant Loyalischas made a great impression on the people, though they dare not at present avow their feelink.s, The wretCheit slavery, however, -which the F:gneli entlure, after so much blood has been shed, lc; change a 'lawful Monarch. for a foreign I.J,urpet, cannot render them mach longer blind to the enormities o f their Tyiant,, however he ma'p attempt to dazzle them v..ith 'the splendor of a Corimiation. THE Message which, as 'we expqted, WAS tie._ livered to the House of Commons on Saturday, and which caused so many specuktions, is merely the usual Message delivered at the close of every• Ses. sion during 'War, to enable the Minister to propose a Vote of Credit in the Committee of Supply. The Vote of Credit will probably be Two Millions and a Half. • WE stopped the Pres& on S3turday, to state, t.).t two- Vessels which had arrived at Lisbon from Bengal, brought intelligence -thar Seven Indiarnen had been burnt, and two taken, at Prißce of Wales Island, by the Squadron under the Command, of Admiral LIN° ts. No intelligenCe of this event has reached either the India House or the Admiral ty through any other Channel, and we are happy fo find that it is not in general credited.. This morning arrived a Mail from Lish u p,4o,4o,,sio. to Fahnoutln by the Diana Packet, days. • His MAJESTY iS eXpeaed to hold a private Levee at the QuE l en's House on N'C . .tlt , esilay. - Siturday morning, soon after roo'cicick, Allot MAJESTIES, the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and BETH, arrived at the Queen's House frdiii`KeW. , - - About eleven o'clock His MAJESTY gave atitlience 9 to the DUKE of YORK, .the LORD CHANCELLOR, and Mr. Prrr. At half past one ,the Rtiyal Party returned to Kew. His Royal Highness , the PRINCE of WALES paid' a mOrning visit, yesterday, at the Duke df Nod. TH;UM ERLAND's,Charing-Cross, where he remained, an hour and a:half. • The Northumberland Farr/ 1 Y left town this day for Aln wick Castle, where they intend to remain some months. g at re S a t; ü b t e h n e e n fi d t . fr o H m e r ba ß t h o i y ng al The PRINC ESS of W ALES will pass the summer tached to theislace. This day the Divide n ds commenced paying to the 'anti is. greatly at.. there, 'Raft has receives Bankers,. and to-morrow they will be paid to the , 'Public in general. • • • On Saturday JAMES OEDHAM OLDHAM, g“: 10 paid info the Chamber of London a ftue, of 6001. and 2o 'marks, to be excused serving the office of Sheriff of this. City. To.morrow the LORD NIAYoit Aria hold-a Court of Aldernien at Guildhall, fur the pur pose of, receiving the answer of the other Sherirr tied, and to issue a precept for holding a Curnkoon Hall, to eleo a Sheriff in •the 'room of J. OLD ii ,o4 OLDHAM, Esq. who has paid his fine. • Wednesday embarked at Cowes, on board the out ward-bound Indiamen, for M.idraN and 11,nvi, 'Majesty's 17th Regon,:ot of Foot, 8 00 strong , well appointed, and mostly young oleo. . Friday the cardigan Militia .114100 ipi t) sea from W o olwich; and on Saturday th e y einlvirl• ed for the Isle of Wight.' The Wiltshire f rom GiSpolt, are 41s0 gone to the Lie q t, Wright. 'The tst Somerset Miiitia are :marched into. Pore.. Chester and Fortun Barracks. Two Letters are received from Cie Army uoJar . G erw ral NV!,LLEsLEY—the one dated the ably: after theglorious cattle of AssyC ; on 7: , 11 January - . The former is filled with a detailed. ice. articuhrs of whioh dre . ;3001 of the battle--thc p al ready before the public;. ,and /hc !after gives spicuous_account of the value and prolmble c9itte r quences,of our recent, cooquesta.: A Letter: frith rani. bay, dated the 24th of„M il i c h, st4tes, t ri a i t violent cotprootioris,preValled in different parts of Vic resulting from t 1 - idealt ) .iurs on . tit' part of the people to resit the exikliotis uf,their rticrs. ThC'JACPOOR RAJAII, and some others, uho Lid long heen hostile to the Britisli interest, have m plc , submission to tne Loinpank. Our iticcesses, how ever., have excited so much alarm in,sulne neigh' bouring states, that Government has found it ne4o - to adopt means to suppress tlirir disquietude. The alarm was . so great in Tibet, that the (Coverall ceneral has sent an EMbassy from Bengal to the. DE LAI LAMA, Wiill.lssllrilllCCS of continued friend• . ship, and to renew and:improve the treaties of aunty' between the two POW.'CiB. • MIDDLESEX ELECTION,---The Committee ter minated their „labours, un Saturitar afternoon, POI Lord MARsHANI, as Chairman, will make his repoir to the.. House this day. The charge Of treating, preferred .by Sir FitANDIS 13URDETT against Mr. fVIA NWARI NG, • has -. been substantiated, in conse• quencg of which thelite•Election is declared void, and a new NN;'rir will be moved / for in a day or two. The charge of treating being proved againtA .MAltiWnxtnd, disqualifies trout Gilt:ring him self again as a Can,lidate' tithing the iqesent merit ; but Sir FkANC is it nevertliele,s ex i , .etteti t° mee; a powerful on the, tiu4tir;gs. Lord . F. RENEtNcR to broken of as likely to otter hirnseli on the UL:t:dziOrt. MARRIADEs IN UTIGH .LIV R .— r -the Earl a NioiltA is about tobehonoured with the fair hand a that rich and beautiful Heiress, the Countess of LoupoN, The nuptial ceremony is . expetled to take place at ViSCOUnteSS PERTH'S in - Grustrtnot . square, in the course of a feW Jays, The' L.idy if in her z2d.year; she possesses one hundred mon sand priumis in, funded property, and considerable freehold estates in the Nurth.—The Earl of CLorr. )JELL wiil shortly lead ,to the Hymeneal Alt#,`the rich arid accomplished Lady HARRIET GREyILLg• the second daughter of the Earl of w AR ICK ,-- Lord MARsItAM, eldest son of the Earl of; Rom - , prey, will shortly be honoured with ate:hand of sa, the relatiutt I)flyo.arddSyv, S A AI F e ry i C i rt n A t A K A22: A N I t T i t i beautifult h said, our first 7 ratoS.Parrefr, as well as a reipectable Poii . 'tical Miter. .From what his Lordship has hitherp)• howevcri it may be inferred, :iliat‘tte rJ a better band itt pugilism than to/itict. B.4NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • . John Wetherell, of Long-acre . , St. Martin in the Fields, Mid .diesex, coavh-maker, , ifontluly to, to August.B,. at ten, at Utiildhall, London. • _ BrIWKRZIPTCIES Sup ERSE:I)ED. George Barclay and George SAL..Id, of Liftle 'rrinity-lan• ine , clrants and copartners. . • John Chapman, now or, late of Nottingham, hosier. • . iSANKRUPTS: Robert Marsh, of the Old Bailey, London, oll,man, to sure render July io, 14, and August ill, at one, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Smith and Tilson, Chapter-Hotts,:, St. Paul's Church-yard, • - lames Kershaw and' William Kersbaw, of 11.alif4x . , York.' shire, merchants, to surrender 'My t 4, 27, and August ES, at eleven', at the White Hart Inn, tialifax. Attornics, Messrs. Allen mid Exley, Ftirnival's-Inn, Loudon; or Messrs ilowarth and Wilcock, at It; ppontien anti Halifax. William Hemus, of the parish of Merthyr Tydv.il;. G la morganshire, brick-maker to surrend er July 12, tg, and August 18",' at Twelve, at the Swan inn, town of Brecon. Attornies, renkinsi, lames and. Co. New hut, London or . Mr. Cann Wilkins, 'Merthyr Tydvil:William .• Metford, of "Peniple-street; Briitol, butcher, to sur render July 25, 26,. and . August tB, bet ween,the h ours o f - ten and twelve each day, at the Angel Inn,' Itettelitilstreet, Briitol. • A ttornies,' , Messrs. Illandtord and Sweet,,Temple, Lorition ;or Mr. Charlts Melbn, Britt-tot. . r George Christmas, of Carey-street, Middles 4x, livery-stable keeper, to surrender lid) 17, 28, and August tB, at ten, at Gutttinall. Attornie;;, Messrs; Wright and Holdsworth, Sherborne-lane, Lornhard-street. • • . DIVIDENDS.. ••• August tr. Alexander Man, of Mark-lane, London, 011m4rt, at eleven, at Guildhall. • Jury 44. Israel Levy - ' of Lambeth-road, Surrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. luly3o. Thomas Bell oot Woolsthorpe, Lineblnsitire, at twelve, at till George Inn, 'Grantham, Lincolnshilst. Augtitt 4. Benjamin Tabart, of tionct-streer, Middlesex, bookseller, at ten, at Guildhall. August 4.. ieholas Nowell, of Fleet-street, London, haber dasher, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 7. George Hartley, of• Colne,,Cdunty Palatine of Lancaster,:calico manuradurer, at Nur, at the Angel lan, Colne. ' July 30. Godfrey Calton, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, linen . draper, at one, at' the Angel Inn, Sheffield.' August 8. William Pitt 3, of Little Wild-street, Lincoln's ' I nn.fieldS, MiticileseX, working silversmith, at eleven, at G uildbal I . • August 8.• tlenry Gousse.Bopnin, of New Bond-treet, Mid dlesex, furniture-printer, at ten, at Guildhall. ' • August 8. harry Hale, ofßirchin-lane, London, oilman, at eleven, at Guildhall.'. , . • . July 28. ; John George Williams, lute of Winchester-street, London, but now of Marshall -street, London-road, Surrey, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. A ugust 4. 'Arthur Worboys, and Thomas Sydes, of Birming ham, W arwickshire, sword cutlers,and copartners, at eleven, at kreeth'S Coffee-house, Birmingham. August 8! John Jones, of Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, coach-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. . • ' August 4.. Joseph Scutt, the elder, of London, merchant, at ten; at Gutictltall. . CERTIFICATES. July 28. lames Curtis, of Oxford, wine and br4ndy mer chant. !runes Lawrence, of Elthain, Kent, baker. William Hill, of Bristol,. jklweller. John Harrison, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordihire, manu faclurer Of earthen ware. George Tinkler and John gisk, of Meant's...court, Wardour street, Soho, Middltsex, leather-setters and copartners. To the INDEPENDENT• FRE EHOLDERS of the' COUNTY of IVIWDLE SEX. GINTL I UMEN, THE Committee of the House of Commons hiy. ins decided the last Eleaion lor'the County cif 'Middlesex to he void,.. I take the liberty to requ,:st the favour of iour, Vote and interest at the ensuing Lieition. • • , • I have the tiOnour to IR', • , C.enilemen, Your most iievoted humble Servant.' 10. 78, Piccadilly, FRANCIS BURUETT. July 9, 180 4. • MIDDLESEX bLECTION: THE FRIEND:4 ot Sir FRANCIS .RUIthETT are requested to make their Communication -. resptEa in r, the ensuing Eledion. at Mr. Botmey's Clambers, No. 13, nolboru-court, Cray's nn. MAILS. ARRIVLD. nib Haufgli ' ..I,LsboiL . '-- - --- " 1 I'tttCE cat STO C KS, T 11,1! DAY AT TWILVii, 0 4 CLOCK. Consols - 3 71 I Red, Aim. „„, 56 k Oinnitan - S T tf E S U N. SOL&M DiggitE lALSUM AUDLAT ?