The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-07 00:00:00

From the LONDON G 42E77E, Nov. 6, 1804. At the Court of the Queer's . P a l ac e, t h e st h of November 7 804., present,' T lie KING', 'Most Exceliept MajAty in Council* It is thiS 0.;1 ordered hY His Majesty. in Council, that the. P,ltliatnent which .was to tneet on Tuesday the 27th ciav q.t . II is instant' November, be further prorogued to 1 Ili.•,day - the 3,1 slay of January next, then to. meet. r• , dispatch of business And the Right Honoti . ral7! the Lord High Chancellor' of that part of the Kiiigtlotn' called Great Pritain is to cause .ro be prepared in the usual manner, fur prurLguing the Parliament accordingly. W../riwzinvea. IPhiteh,-111, Now. 6. 1804. The King has been ple,p,eci to appoint General Sir Thom 46 Trigge, K. B. to he Lieutenarit.Gt: neral of ihe'Ortioance of the United Kingdom of Gieat.B,itAin Old lieW)d, in the ,room of General Wliiiarn Viscount Howe, K.B. • The. King has Ms° been plehsed to appoint Lieu. ren 4 nr.Colcrel James I'vlort4y Hadden to be Master. Surveyor and Sorveyor.General of the Ordminee ihe United Kingdom of Great 13ritdin and Ireland, in the yo.?nt of Lieut—Gencral Alexander Robs. if a~-Offitt .Tau, 6, 1g04.. Liententtnt-Colonel George- Murray, AttsiOant Quarter-M33- ter,Gentiali. to be I )4pwry.Quatter-Master-Genetll to the i:rving in Ireland; vice' . brigadier..(;ener4l Brown tip:, 'appointed Comptroller or ALmy Aceonitits 'in Ire:. Lind. l'erntanent si,!an Q , ...artte.lactrr-Grner'alt. /4ajor c.outt to he Lieuteriatit- Colonel. Capt,iin - Eltundelot . frollol,. OA: 'w I ciot Guards, t, he tictiiiiitient Aiii6tant 'Otiarter:'Mustet- General, with the I<an4e"Yif i1);(1.or,' vici:`Hark-Ourt, promoted. I'4 he . b)l.:dirg Reld,UJl.;ers Yesanry and Pilaniesr Carp , .n • • C 6 Lir .0114:n4 L. iCtiteti . ‘lit 1011e1 . the Honourable William John Cnrr, front ttalfliay Of the gth root, vice Creighton, who:ie A p pointm9pt degr riot. take place. , Major Richard I.egge, :or Ole 14ke Duval ninety, :with temporary, Rank of Lielit'en:inf:tolionel in the Army. Arthur licuson, E late Lieutenant- Colonel in the 66th Foot, with ritiporary Rank of Lieutenaitt-Coliii;el itt the, Army. Csrumhrkirs signed 4) , the Lord Llnelertant . of the Co lot cy of Carman. tLepi4ire I' /w tete Infantry,. Lieutenant Thrinas Thuiriois to be Ad jutant, vice I ming, retignett. Datuct Oct, t 5, 18,4.' Et sigh Rees Thom:ri to be Lichtenaiir, vice: Seth Lewis,,, promoted. lhitieas allure DavaGtyyn..tient. to litoign. vice Itees Thu. 2114 g, in the 4th hotation at Volunteer I 4tatitry, • DAted as above. 4'Lutmittion in the zd Regirnerit of A vrsh re Volunteer In_ . tot rY. 44 - Is'wa' e Lord i.ietttenant. lFlutih Earl of Eglinton to b.:: Colonel. Dated o..elober ty, 1804. comsofins . l in the Ayrshire 14ilitiJ, .r7g4fai by the Lieu. lohn Ph:1111'10r, , Esq . . .to be Captain,' vice John Ilantiltov, resiBncd. Dated 0 c.L.;bcr 17, sgo4. B.4NKRUPTCY ENLIAGED. . , William Llove lien and liowlets , ratte. , ,,m, of Bristol, nlcr cltants, front Nov. to, to Dee. 29, at eleven, at tho. Rum- Hier Tavern, L' natal. . , deI.VERUPTS. I jOhl Si , er, of Ntainingtree., Essex, shopkeept*r, to surrender. Niiy 22, 23, 'DOC CIONVII..at the Thorn lop, Mi l'ey,'Fwx. A ttorney, 111r. : iohn - Ambroie, Mittlpy. Birrninqhmn, ,War‘vielishire, inoholder, to sarrioder Nov 39, at si%, Dec. 1, • and ;IL:at rep, at the tdr Sr.; fr:ril. A ttc.rp'Tes, Lowe, Miming. or M. Chilton, E. K.L.h...cliter ()trice, Lin,:olCb. I.onoon. . horn:), Orpv!nort, of Fleet strcet, London, tailor, to stirrell. Ilea Nov. To , 14, at one, and Dec, ttl, at etcveil, at • 'wormy, Mr. Cannon, Leicester place, Leicester. 4 r.inti.-,re. folin in.vot„ of Manchester, I lnc.t.cliire, trianoftehrgrp to sureticter Nov. 16, 14, and I. IS, ar dime,: at Ii ilicixe's T.ivero, Marwhyster.. ' A rtornica, Messrs. Ilalsread and th, ;NIA - idle:Jet Ur, Messrs, .IWilne and Parry, G.trden-court, Tctopl , .:, Lonrho,. ;elm tiVebb, late of Truro, Cornwall, but pow of lionlerton, 11Iiddlesex, tvine.rnerchant, to sorNoder Nov.. j, 20, and Dee ig, atone, at Giiildhall. Attorpies, Metisrs, Intpey and Wightnian, InneiTen,ple, Joseph Poole. of Oldham, Lancashire, cotton.spitmer, , surrender Nov. 1 4. I_s, and De.. 18, at three, a t the Do g Tavern,.Deansgat;, Alanchester. Attornics,Messr6. eil43• sllyre and Walker, Nianchcbter. DIVIDENDS. • Nov , • ,to. Wi I liam • Hardy,' of G loncester, . linen-draper, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Cloticester. Nov. '39: Samuel King, of Gloucester, ahopkeeper, at ten, at the King's Had lnu, Gloucester. I)ce. 4. Edmund , Cluing %Vatting, of Tooting, Surrey, zd of. fit , „•,• of the ship Clacton, E ast , Indianian, at one, in Guild. hall. ' ••• • " • Dec. r. George Easferby and William Alacfarlane, of Canada Wharf, Kotherltitlw, Surrey, Inerchatithi' at ten, at Guild. hall. • Nov. 17. George Christmas, of Carey-street, ' Aliddlesex, livery-stabic, keeper, at ten., at Guildhall, • Pr.:. 4. ti:cacl, heretofore of Little Tower- hill, b ut f ate o r Niuttim et .. st bxt, 111iddEtscx, merchant, a; ten, at Guildhall. Dee. is. 'John Sanderson, of St. (onirs's.:street, and jeweler , at eleven,' at Guildhall. Dec. t. GL!..tirgo Wilson and I" riddle, late of l'en cli,irch-struec, I,ontion,' w int and brat-i Y -Merchants, at ten, at Midi:all Dee. t,. W.' . iiain of 'CV lied tley-lane, Whalley, coanty Val !,,..••• ph . clon.ma nu j a dt uro r. 'in Jon, bur, :ey, , s,,me county. -, • Dec. 4 jai-- %•iittle, folio WAttlii and John Roddy, of lip pe.r ,London, wh olesale grocers; , at len at ... • )lov. z is „4 , .? Sono,. of GO4port, county of B,,litha ion, uont :64 shoemaker, at twetvr, -at the Crown 'lnn, ospoi t ' Nov. 3). Wedgwo&l, late of DUrs ern, fa. c o ir 4ture, I S "ti r • ' r ot at t v. 1340, at cltu Lees of Airdri Biitslern. 1, m lobo. I; mhos I LO dta..bere Tortarini of Lail-lake, Londor,. w..rehOuseen, pt one. at Gu i ldha l'l. • Dec. r. Corribe, otS,iiieen•screer Cheapside., Lon non, washousernan, atien, at - Guildhall'. • • r CERT lIICATES Nnv. 37. "William Tuck, of Islington, 'Middlesex, uos keeper. , , • • 'lobo of Catealon-street, Loodoo, warehouseman. Tivirrias Priee, of Red:cross-sired, Sotithivark, SLIMY. ca . ,•• - ' A It.r.:,lider Geddes, late of Capel-court, Bartholoniew..ww, but mew of Alark- lane; London, merchant.. . Dichard Watford, of CheSter, porter.bre wer. avid King, of'Altlersgare-street, London, 'cabinet-Maker, Walter fluid, late of Putney, , Surrey, groter. • ~ ~ 11‘4,72..“ I•••••• 1•4 ...... 0,10 or his relations,.lived the last years of his lily ni; In alms at Sr, Peteribiligh,- where he died a pauper The love of it tNa from a Nltileman made him a King, and i(fterwards her cruel ambition re.. (laced him,from a King'to a pensitiner, one of her other subjeds,, The following Deputations from IndepeirdeNt States are already arrived or expeeted here ;--From the B.itavian Republic,. three of its 'members Ambassadors ; from the Ligurian Republic, three Senators in the same quality ; from Lucca two ; and from Switzerland four. Six extra Ambassadors are txpeded from the Italian Republic, three from the Hanse Towns, ,two from each of the free and lm. penal cities of Frankfort, Nuremberg, and Augs. burgh. The States of the Eledorate of Hanover will send five of its members as Ambassadors ; and from Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli, persons high in office are On their way to salute our •Sovereign on the part of their's, and to assist - at his Majesty's Coronation. It is expe&ed, that the new American Embassy will :olive in time to witness the - splendour of this august and rematkable day. Russian and English intrigues have prevented the'l)ivsn frOm carrying into effed its . determination p ) dispatch one of its members as a Reprcsedtarive of its vereign, and of the Ottoman Porte ; hut, fortunately for the peace of the Continent t these 'Cabinets have not the same influeoce in Gertharty, at least in the German Empire, or vSliich there is not a Jingle So. vereign Prince who is not to 'come here in person, or send in his place his heir apparent, or princiPal Minister. The Emperor has commanded twelve millions' (500,0001.) worth of diamond rings, necklaces, : snuti.boxes, flicc. intended to be distributed by His IVl4jesty to Foreign o PrinceS and Noblemen on the day of his Coronati , m. All the jewellers in the Roe St. Honore, on the Quay D'Otkure, and in the Palais Royal, are busily, employed in" executing thesecommands. tier Imperial klighness Princeas Louis is nearly. recovered from her accotgben:ent, Her Majesty ' the Empress ba,,, with maternal- tenderness, graci. ously visited her daughter once in the day, during' her laying. in. She presented her yesterday, in the name of the. Emperor, with a pair of elegant brace. lets, with the Imperial cyper and crown in diatn9nds, valued at 300,000 tivres (t The< nurse, Madam Cumapiksz, received from Her Majesty the Empress, on, the same occasion, a diamond ring, worth Juno litre (soot.), and Dr. Sup, who has attended Her IMperial Highness as Physician, received a gold snuffbox of the same value. MAILS. ARRIvED.,t Witterford, DUE-11 Ilmburgh, 3 Dublin, 2 Waterford. ' OF STOCKS, Tlll% DAY AT TWILV/ O'CLOCK. Ann. ..;7 4 1 I Otunturn, THE SUN. 110L 1 / 4 5110 . 1$ InCttl VACIUM AUOZAT ? I 0 N ON, EDNViDAY, NoitEmsfit 7, 1804. FROM ME •FRENCII PAPERS. PAR li t Owe. 27. —The Conncillpr of State, L'HomoND, is appointed Prefed olthe Departflient the Rohr, nnt L KICION is nominated ' Pseitti of the I).p.attnent of Aisne. The Coantess '.ZAI4OI,KA, sister to the late King rf Poland, died at Vienna on the I7th ult. She did not leave behind her inure property than WAS suffi cient to besiuw st , rne legacies to the poor, and the ()tan amount of what she inherited from her pa. runts. L 14 known that her unfortunate'brother, King STAN 15LAVdi Wad equall'y generous, patriotic, Orders have been given to send out with all POs- Bible dispatch every kind of stores, provisions, and clothing for the use of the Garrison of Gibraltar at• the same titer, we nnderstand, a reinforcement of Troops will be emb irked for that place. The `Fri Aunt, with her Conviiy, sailed yesterday from • Portsmouth for the Mediterranean. The Camel Store.ship also sailed at the same : time; h.pv. ing on board Gen. Fox and his Felinity, (Or Gibral tar. '• • Yesterday► a Russian Ship a War passed at 414 back of the Goodwin Sands to the kVesiStrard, The Gaz . tt of 1,13 t night contains a Proclama, tion 1„1- lorther Proroguing of Parliament until the' 3d of January. tiext„' WE cannot hot e'xilress onr s'orrize, that the Prorogation of Parliamci)t till after,Chtistrrial Ifitiltl have heen made the suljed cif cen4nre. The Meet ing at this seagull of the year has alwaya been tiered as an 'locum (-Didier, but has of late years been too freqently nece,sary, on account of the demand far a fresh Supply, to carry on the-Public At the present inotoctit, there is fortunately no. call for any additional tudget, and the. Members of both Houses are therefore at liherty• to pay that at. tendon to the Public Business, in their respeelive.: Counties, with which a tOo, t .long. Parliamentary attendance often interftires, ii,! . .this time, in par ttctilar, the exertions of the C unity Gentletneti are peculiarly sequistte,' for the execution of the various measures, both of Taxa'tion and—Defence, which . have been for.by the exigenciesruf the tithes: It cast seltioin'he'lif benefit 'to, the Country . that Parliament • .be Summoned to meet pending Negotiations of importance equal to those in whielt we are now. engaged with Spain. Whenever Parliitnent shall meet, the detail' of this Negoti:ition will be submittcd to" their con - si. deration; and - we- cannot suffer Our :elves to suppose. that the spirit of the lit'reMinistei:s can have spread itself so far'amoog the United gppOsition as to cause any ohjetlion, from .ptirsatis of' , real politico!. irnpor. tance, to the measures which, haVe been - 11(1(1,1M tor the vindication of the Honour of the Country, and the security, of its , Possessions and Commerce. ' - - Partial expianations 61 Alca4trc's ate nt.l4i 4141,. , 07•1111111117 rri "Mr IU. UMW WV VIP 11. r.R. sure to assert; that Ministers will have to prodoce to Parliament, at ita meeting, a History of Exec. lions in the different Departments of State, and of Meaiures adopted for the formation, of a Confede. racy against the Common Enemy, which will prtive that, in both- respells, all has been done that could be done. RePOiTS have been fOr some days in circulation, . , of a very important change having taken place in the Government of Spain; and that, theExecutive' Power is in future to be exercised by' a Council of Regency, .t the head of which are the Queen and the .PkitiCE 'of 1 1 11ACit . ,: but of which the Prince of AsrvitiAses not form a part, al. do, .though he. is of.. age, .V / V.e-do not prOfeis w be in possession of information upon: this subject, upon which we can plaCe pitted reliance. We are in. dined to believe that, some extraordinary ar_ rangements have taken placei and also', ,that they .are the result of French intrigue: It is _also reported, that the new,. Runtime. 'of FR ANC I! , whose ambition is without bounds, has some design of introducing still more extraordinary changes in'the Government of char C.runtry, and' even rneari.toplace one of his illuvrious Eruthers on the Throne. Wild and extravagant as this re. port ken% to be, it is rendered less improbable when we consider the pride, arrogance, and all.. grasping ambition of the Corsican Usurper, as well as the torpor and timidity of the Continental- Powers. A Morning. Paper 3c:stet:, that « the connexion of the late Government with Mr. It KNFY originated in tbe suggestion and advice of Mr. PI TT." It is; on the contrary, well known that Mr. PITT and ADDINGTON had ceased to hold any communi. cation .together some months previous to the eleva ri,n o f M r . T. to the Trea•urership of the Navy.. With respta to the present return of the Dater Gentleman to •oflice, we do not think it very yro,.. bable. Mr. Tit ItNS Y'S POlitiCS are known to be cunneeled with those of Lord MotRA, who is at this time the chief adviser of a cfrtain great Per. Should. therefore.. Mr.. TiTr.RNe Y accept an office under the present Administration, it may be loOlted npon 'as a' pledge, or at least a presage, of the dissolution of the confederacy which now op.' posts Mr. PITT, The talents that Mr. T. possesses. we have no desire to undervalue, but.burely they are of a species of w hi c h Mr. P ITT does, not stand in need. Mr. Ti RN EY'S 'consequence. is solely derived from the connexion above. mentioned.' There was a report yesterday, that the Emissa. rics of the French U,urper, had endeavoured to secure the per Son of Mr. Eutyr,' our Minister at the Court of Naples, but had not succeeded - in this infamous design. We know riot' whether there be a n y foundation for this report ; but the condun of the Usurper will warrant the. expeftation of every violation of the rights hitherto held sacred in all Statesi. • If the Continental Powers quietly•submif to such a•shocking o' or rage upon the :Indepentlenee of other States, and the inviolability of the Diplomatic Cha. racer, as not to resent the iniquitous seizure of the' Briti‘h Minister at fiamhurgh, they must prepare thetnbelves for similar insults whenever the Corsican thinks proper, as well as for the contempt of their own subjcas, and the indignation of all the world. On Monday morning lila IVlAjesly and the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, "ELIZ'ABEiIi, and MARY, took an airing to Frogingre. INCEtItES SoPHIA and AMELIA, accompanied by the Dutot Kswr and LAdy A. CUMBER LAND, took an airing on horse-back in Windsor Great Park. Yesterday morning Hti MAjr.svir and his usual attendants rode:to the riglit'of:Ascot Heath, and 'met the Eirl of SANDWICH and a number of Gen. gierneri Sportsmen. °. Soon after fits MAJEsTv ar tiv'ed, the Royal Deer was turned out of the cart . !for the' day'r diversion. - • His Royal Highness MONSIEUR, had' yesterday his first Levee, •since=hie return from his interview, at Calmar, with his brother the King of'France and Navarre, with Which he' declared himself highly satisfied. His Royal 'Highness spoke NViiti ,g►eat sensibility of the generous and hospitable re. edition in Sweden. , All the Bourbon Princes, anti all the-french Noblemen, Bishops; &c. faithful to their God and King, were present. Sir Evatx NEPCAN, who , has resigned his situa. titm under tile Irish Gaiernment, is expOted shor.t. ly in town. ' , . We yesterday had the pleasure to state,. that the , accounts from; the West Indies had greatly exag 'erafed thelosses sustained by the late hurricane in. Ithat quarter. We have since received the follow. ing statement from a Gentleman just arrived, which, } we have reason - to hope, will at least prove, mitt cerreft:than 4ny pf those which have hitherto Teased - BA It Bitatras—Siven Ships and brigs on shore: five British and two- American. AWT`in it As—Two 'British ships :,, but it was expedgi they would be both got off. Dam sa.A a A—Eleven on shore seven, of these American, The Osprey slootS also on, ShOre. St. THOMAR'S,--Front 2516 26 sail on shore: nearly the whole small vessels, mat Americanc , ST. K *ery few vessels on shore.. Sr. VlNCENT's—Scarcely any loss. RLNA DA Di to. Ton A co—Ditto. TA I Nll LAS) : —:nito. The 'Gait/it of last night, contains. an Order, of Council, Cantirluing,a farmer Or&r,' pgrnift in" the importation, fur three tnonths; from the Bth insty : of the vitrious kinds of Provisions mentioned in the Reid Order,' duty free, either British Shi . ps; or Ships b.elongintto Persons of any. State in amity with rits,MAiss.ry, piovided a . due entry he Matta of ail such Artielea, with - the proier Officers of - the COs. tutus, in the port where the same shall be imported. u tetday a long interview with 'Lord MiLv the Admiralty. Dispatchi were forwarded by the Avenger o S op, which sailed from Portsmouth on Monday, tEs Gowan, at Newfoundland. • • The Dispatches from the Mediterranean snits, that the. Arne:4 0174 guns, Capt. Sir Rtcomils. STRACEIAN i was croixing-off Cadiz, for the purport of detaining any Spanish Vessels .that might arrive off that Port. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR Was under the Rai cesaity of raising the price of Bread half an assize, or penny in the peck loaf. • The /pattern loaf" wheaten, will then be is. 14.1. and household Is. A Court of Aldermen will he held at Guiltibao to-morrow, 13r the dispatch of business, and thi Loan MAyon Elea will be swormintO Office, andi on rriilay next, he will go in State to Westminster, attended by the Loin MAvo it- and Court of Alai's men, - according to annual custom, and -afterwards return to Guildhall, where they will partake of AD, elegant dinner provided on the occasion. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR gave a .di nn e r Sir SIDNEY SMITH and a large party ;find in the evening the LADY MAYORESS entertained her friends i th a ball and supper: • Yesterday a Court of -Direetors./was held at thiP East India House', when the Court went through the" reading of the ad vices received from Bengal by theiist'Fleet. The' Coutt adjourned ai six o'clock, aicw t l .t l ill t oc_eor t ria : en i L s iteri ' l . , : ebt a y , 3 : 4f 4 , ::s . nri i„ t the • Wcstino r 1 a n d Milit ia atm rived:at ' 4 Hul r l,'u r nder the command of tieut..C4' Tynemouth Barracks. The Rl' Sirtsent is about 4.0. 'strong, • t iv L:st broke O places of destination And Friday' the f weeaknathiteeiltCroaomppiment upon Coxbeatli finally marched to their reaper' Thursday p H a a s r s r e a d ck t::::::. id stone n f a. o dw r iCkirealgrtt3q)'sium:r°tllef,:r9G:a.ucakrOsda: ' 1 the Ist and.jd West Votk for Ospringe and 'laver• sham-; _ the East and, West .Norfolk for Silver-Hill g c r : o o u n n d , T w ii u h r i rsa c ydr h ca m yt, ;: fled t h h i e nF e d i l irai i ß a n: a ; c o .yo k n q i n i s sh i g a 4e i r e ' t:e m i .4l s;i t t y. l l o . y n ! r a k i T t ' t i ti o ra l e l : of‘aanth.eixm;rePs's6,)ea -through Maidstone .33 G rr e a r c le k ;:i Sir DAVID DutinAs left li f e o a r d.Q:a hrf:ras .., . " Caritterbury on ori.en,rgiNudliaryinn(gia.yhitswininntinnega, jaitnecopnres:egnucer is town, • The . ' IA 333, and 59th Regiments marched into . t4.lcahain.D.i!nt ; the sla9strh;frt,h)mc .IsShtoltrnacnidig 3:I a frf i ' e : hms of te l amounti to 300 men, are under orders t o march this day t o t he n ew Barracks on D,i‘cr Heights. General CHURCH I Lt., we 'are Concerned tO tare. 'on Wednesday last l ett Brighton, f o r m ediCal Pa' vice, mulct-Very severe indisposition. So pater" were his intellects by the disorder, that Ile had lost all reColledion of his brother, when he atende d " Bt ighton : to see him. .. we unders General LeNNOX, t4 ed, has been ap. 1 pointed-to the.coinmand of thc Distria, during C. neral CHUICH r Les indisposition. 114tArtiFearucxnc.h fFamrolinlythhaesirjuractivarrtriiiveadrii,enarts.(:),v:y,ftre most „tyrannical and vexatious arrests have . _... taken pike in that City, a r oti likewise at Nato. c No.fetis than five hundred persons, most. at whoo 2r merchants; and even waggoners, have bsentaion L:.‘i' and imprisoned in those tiiWns. The eX.het .reaSt.'",. * of these oppressive measures they ore a t a 10011.,`; "Plain ; but the terror impressed' by occasioned their precipitate` flight fronts place wilt': the innocent and guilty are confoundd, and where i even industrious poverty end.cavuuts, in "l a c° I ' its useful labours. , . . . French in t he was t," tnontli of January . last it large Sch°nner sailed frOM Ran ), in the East ladles; on, bound to France, bsving on board a valuable caiga of b''llO gomfs that had been landed there Ow n . i 1 them , ,s 1 . 1 . Ship 'under Danish colours, which VeSsel had sa il "' I ) net • again with a cargo of rice for Madras. The Sc , touch at tFheroTi..chsle v•ofessiss:rianwceasfitthieng" iou't orders • there to carry a caro of the same kind to Frall_ciej • which, it was understood, the 'Danish Ship 011 ' ) "., h in like manner bring' from Madras, *under Th ni or colours, as soon.as she could dispose of thdi.Picsidency. . anil W . . 'e learn, that the particulars of this traffic ed condo& of :Neutral 'Vessels has been fully , di''Purr, to the Gsvernor General hi India, Who, no l a , her rice hat by this time taken such measures ai r 'ill e • tually prevent a repetition of this illicit ade. A to he Among the claims. to Peerages eltiVa e u c e i made, to Parliament in the course 0 the nal ''--; tion,4 ill he those of Mr. JoxxsTON to the Beroni .("f" Annandale - of Sir CECIL BlatiOir to'e'lito tic ;) " 1 t;cirnne, to be 4 Bat ny o f e L e outh.; tatnio'Ensit picrner 'Ensign aßoo'rtic,. of the Bth ;,,, to The.of I Earl -4AUDite.P ilt., lit ) it ,is Said. bOg',"'" ~,e entertain hopes that he shall ag ain be chosen 0 1, °",, i ° 1 the Itcptesentatives of the Scotch Peerage. , ;# i haver ro4f.t,thhiaairdNoobflaenmyaanwerh3itciohn.sinvethse, 11p:1(cfig:I :to, v olt' . iagernent to those hopes, and there must indc 6 d i • a grea ‘ talreration in the' sentiments. of the S" f n v reirill.ol general, if such hopes should havc $ foundation. . ' ' „ oa- , The; Letters from DOCKER , reptiSentlll6, a . if -I .. .P Aa•rals exemption from all-fiatirdt/ etron°;bii' a stro ng :... PiraQi: of the,*Corsican's frietriblattee doom tirinol.4.;.ii prototype, Riehard-rhe !birds s i , I wo . '- 1 y ,ouriimmortal Bard : he rn.ty well s.O dj. .it I, ' 1 ao . .llrMher," and perhaps, he mly truly . 3 ',.r AC Prn lik4 no Brother'," for bad as the wlsoe,L .• . qv con ge r , ; Psurpers Brethren are; they A re „genera' / V a .. tiered, as moch'bet ter th an hinsselt. 'on i ' I. he' QOeen Doiviter of P ROSsIA ii a, •, , ' . in Switzerland. ~,i ' itt On . Monday last the Heads of the - SP,'.1 ( : e 1; ;;;; °1 , Loodont had a meeting, to alleviste the. ( . 1 1 : 4 0 o llera, the remaining part of the , familiei wh. o 1',. ; ,' .braitor9. '• ed so , much by the contagious Fever $ll7OOll . ..'' when the colletfed about 6aol. l' , .)r th c ' .. ix j to. b A 15 CSP C‘ purpme, a nd a far greater Ow raised.. yy' ~~.