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Firm the LONDON GAZETTE, '4'g. t+, 1804. I,lll4office, Aug. 14, IEO4. 'First Regiment of Dragoon Guards, L Lieutenant Lany t ton Reale to: be Captain of aTr op, without purchase. ot. net I leory firacehridge to be Lieutenant,. vice Meade. sth Ditto, I.ienterint William loyse to .be Captain of a Troop,..without purchase. Cornet john Brunskill to be Lieutenant, without purchase. asth Itegimnt of Light Dragoons. Major Francis Forrester, from the. igth Foot, to be Major, vice Sir William Ayiett, W - • i6th,Ditt ,, . Lieutenant A. S. Crawford,. from Half-pay of the gill DragoOns;to be Lieutenant, vice Hore, Who exchanges. loth kiitto, lohn.William Fullarton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purahase, vice Geils, promoted in the 6th Foot. Loth Regiment. of Foot,' Henry ColthOrp,• Cent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Addis who retireih.. . • • loth-Ditto,- Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Aylett, from the ictli Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Forrester. who 43d Ditto; To. be Lieutenants, without . purchase—Lieute.: Dant, Ferguson, from the 18th Foot. kinsign Lames Bontein, from the oth Foot. .Ensigli "Kenneth Snodgrass, from the Both Font. 47th Ditto, lames Warren,Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, 'vice Hendry, superseded. • Ditte,'William Lyn& Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wright, who Is superseded. 7zd Ditto, Dociald M'Lcan, Gent. to be Ensign, without +, purchase,' vice Samson, 'Oro - mated. nth Ditto, ----, Earl of.Gitford,to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Irvine, promoted. Aoth Ditto, EnSign Alexander Campbell, from the Halr-pay . of Fanning's . l.ne Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Snodgrass, promoted in tlic 43d . Font. gist Ditto, Ensign Dugald Campbell to'be Lieutenant, vice who:resigns. Donald M‘brod, Gent...to be Enr vice Dugald Campbell. • West. , India Regiment, Thomas Crawford, Esq. 'to be Paymaiter, vice who resigns. - - ,tit Royal Veteran Battalion, Srevet Major Thomas Costello, from the Oth Foot, to be Captain of a • Company, vice jaceb, deceased. STA r P. Brigadier-Gen.:rat Thonlas Scott, of the 94th Foot, to be De. j3utylnspedor-Qenerat of the Recruiting Service in North ritam. . _ _ .BARRACKS. To he , Barrack.kfasters—Latincelat Hayinan,Gent. late Dc. putt' Barrack-Master at' Colchester, vice Hamilton. Tho. Thornley, Gent. Adjutant orthe Monmouth Volunteer infantry,. vice Kawdon, resigned. To he .Barrack. Masters in. Great Britain—Stephen Thomas Cole, Gent. late of the Coldstream Gitardt, 'vice Sir lames Cockburn, deceased. • Mama, Gent. vice Belson, Ye s igna. Wiliiarrt limit, - Gent. resident CoMmissary to the Camp at Dover. • To be Deputy Barra4-Nlaster in Great Britairi—lianry Cent. M &MORA ND UM. , . The Appointment:, of Lieutenant AlexandeeSpiers Craw ford, from halt-pay of the 9th - Light DrapOns, to the 14th and loth Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazettes of the 3oth of lune and zoth july last,. have not taken Coninicsioni in the Woretstershiro Militia, signed 4,y lbs Lori Lieutenant. Paled August 9. 1404. Chrilt,oplier tlarribon, Cent, to be Lieutenant. William Ilurenell, Gent. to be 015ign. Cop:nil:awls .11gired by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lanark. Trades Regiment of Glasgow Volunteers—William Camp bell, Esq. to be Major. Lieutenant Andrew Brockit to be ' Captain, vice Nesk , ocuing, resigned.. Eriign Wm. brown to be Lieutenant, vice Brocket. Ensign Robert Robertson to be,,Lieutenant, vice Morrison. Thomas Graham, Gent. to ttn Ensign, vice 8r00m..• John AndreW, Gonti'to be En sign, vice Robertsen. Robert Ferrie l Gent. to be Quarter. Master, vice Ballantine, resigned. 4djUtant Forbes Ander . soh to I,e Captain by lire Vet. The Ist Cl,ii4vow Regiment—Ensign Bogle to be Lieutenant. John 6,theb,'Gent. to be Ensign, vice. Bogle. ' Crown-Office, ,lugurt 14 r n. a 'R ETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT P ARGI4MENT. I COrply Vic Ripla 'Honourable k,llll l'oitct. ‘. • 0/INCRIT,re,(S.S ENLAfiaRD. • T o h n j ar rat th c , of Wl►g:n.l3ll(4 Tower-street, Lon:* don, broker, nolo r, to Sept. 29, at ten, at Guild hall. Volition. lulu! Crellan, of IGhnsun'4..coutt, leet-strett, London, bool_ hinder, from Sept. 4, to Sept. 13, at ten, at (.4111;111..11, London: • ' Tint llainbox4 Mail due on Wednesday last arrived We last night. The following are the most important articles of intelligence which it brings VI,IiNNA, JULY 25.—The acknowledgment of EMPSROIt of the FRENCH 'NS not yet taken piac& It might perhaps be expeted from our Si yereign, as XING (,)f fititioAki and 13ottEmtn, con. lidering the friendly relations that exist• betweeri France and Austtia ; but as &iv FROR of GaRMANY - the thing seems to require some formalities, and si. milar to those which were observed at the ackrow.' ledgment of the first Russian Emperor. , It is prtlSabie•that ah Imperial Court Commis. " sion will soon be issued to the Diet of Ratita)on 9n the subjed, to give a legal authority to ,this acknowledgment. The French Privateer wh:ch attacked an English Ship at the entrance of the Harbour of Triest, and was in consequenco detained by the G9vernment there, has been released. . Itarissow, JULY 27.—To.dpy the Vote of the KING Of SwspeN, as Duke of Anterior Pomerania, was entered in the Protocol of the College of Princes ; it proposes, that His Imperial Majesty should be requested, by an 'Act of the Diet, to take such measures as may procure for the German Em. Aire satisfatiory assurances of future security from France. From the silence of the Envoys at the Dyer, after the Votessiveu by tlic Elthorateof Brunswick, and the Dutchy 'of •Brmen, on the subjeoof the gussian Note of the Olbof . May, and especially from the cir cumstances that the customary formula,relative to . the Votes . that-remain lobe given, has'not yet been an. nexedto the Protocol of the Diet, it is concluded that no more Votes will be given on the subjea. Only Anterior. Pomerania, as mentioned above, has as yet voted. • WARSAW, juLT O.—yesterday evening the. Count DE 1.41,1,,E . left this City. He was acCcmpa. nied only by the Duke I)'ANG ULCMr, add a small retinue. He took die road to Lithuania, and it is believed that he :is gone to meet *some persons of his family, with whom he had appointed to have a con. ‘ference. He has left the Countess DE LILLE,. the Dutchess of ANGUU Lime, and die greater part of his servants, at Waisiw. Hitt conduet in this coun. try has been suck, that the inhabitants: of, all classes will with' pleasure see him return. ' STILASBURCII, JULY 25.—According :to some Bc. counts, the Russian Charge d' Alfaires, M. P'Otr- Wt., will soon leave Paris, and M. LABENSKEY remain,there as Russian Consul. General Mokamr, according to the Journals pub. fished here, has received permission to remain at Barcelona, till his wife shall have been brouB!it to bed, before he departs for America. ViNICE, JULY Is.—lt was on the zad of June that !the KING . Of SARDINIA, while at dinner at Albana, near Rome, received Dispatches by a Rus sian. Courier, immediately after reading which, he gave orders for his whole Retinue .to be ready to set put in three hours.' In the mean time his Majesty sent one of his Cavaliers to the Pot. a, with a Let. ter, .in which he Informed him of his klrney, -and excused himself for not being 'able to take leave 'of him pewlially. Mtri Kir; 25.—0 n the 2,24 instant. the French li,nvoy Extrautdinary and Minister Pleni. POtentiary to the Eleaor Palatine of Bavaria, M. Onto, gave in ,his new .Credentials, at an,audience . . • granted him for that purport. .. HActia, jul.Y 31.—Yesterday the Impv.ial, French Ainhassdir made his 'public entry het; with great ceremony, W e aid ndw'assured that the Emperor NAPOL&ON will nut visit. ihe Camp at Zeysc, tic course of his tour having becn changed. LAST night we received the .41 - witeiers to the 3d instant, and the 119erlew and 4,,vsterdam Papers to the Bth. They contain nothing of importance. Some trifling details of the progress of the En. peror, an exaggerated account of our loss in the affair of the Lyda, at Boulogne, and a revival of ai l old teport, 'in a Letter from the Rague, of the Court of Vienna having offered its mediation between this Country and France, form She principal pats of , • their contents, which will be found in a subsequent part of our Paper. Yesterday morning, soon after breakfast, His MA ; JP,sTY, accompat4ed by:the Princesses Soir i A and AMELIA, with their usual attendants, took an airing inAVind , ,Or Groat Park. • LIFR. MAjlisTY and the Princesses AUGUSTA, ELizmiETH, ;111(i MARY, torik an airing in 'a so. ciable in Windsor Great Park. Yesterday the Gentlenien . who composed the Committee niche Eitriutic Fund, held a Meeting at the Merchant Seamen% l 'Office, over 'the Royal Exchange,when it.was resolved that a Vase, of tOol: value,' with an appritpriate Inscription, should be given to, , CaPt.. a, who aced .as Commodore •,u the Fleet of Ships arrived.from China. A Vase, 'of the same valoe, was also voted to Capt. TI'M t Ns, of the Rojo/ George ; and a Sword, of the Valui of s'a guineas,' Vi'as ordercd . to be presented to each of the other 'Captains of the' India Fleet, who beat off Admiral Ltript..' Squadron. A Sword. of equal value was'also voted to Lieutenant Fow LER, of the Royal Navy, for his services; and a letter was ;written to capt. Ti tut I , ls, to obtain .the natnea,, and an account of the families, of the aeattletv who were killed and woundcd on board his ship. UPTS. IlrYant,Bigr,s, of Charter. House, Hinton, Somersetshire, shop. heeler to surrender'August 27, 213, alld S e pt. 2S, At OMNI, at toe Whin; Hart Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. .Attornies, Messrs. Edward Daniel and Son, Bristol ; Or . 114essrs. Pearson, Pump-Court; 'rerrigle, London. Thomas Owen, late ol:Wakal, Staffordshire, baker, to stir, render Sept. 4, S, and . 25, at eleien, at the Inn, parish or m Claes; Worcestershire. Attorney, Mr. Thoma s Prke, Worostcr or Mr. Henry Barker, Gray's-Inn, Lopdon.• jamcs.Stnith, now or latePf Petirtberton, Lancashire, bleacher, to Sairrender A u;;ust 3r, Sept. at fur, and a;, at at the-Eagle and C lona, Wiggan. Attornies, Mr. Ilretherton, Wigarti or Thomas BlackstOck, St o lVlildred's ! court; ;Poultry, Londoi.. 1 ainei Osborne, tit Oxlbrd, smiler, to surrender August 24, 2.54. and Sept. ac, eleven, at the Angel lon, o,xford. , At torney, Mr,. IF,irciyal Walsh, 04Iord I or Mr. Town. send, Staftle-Itut,.)Liatition. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 17, Stepben tilartley, of Ileckrnondwike, parish of .P.irstall, Yorkshire, cary:4-Inatittf.iduret, at eleven, at the Yew-Tree Inn ' Robert- cown, llirstal. Sept S. Robert Donaldson, of Liverpool,. Lancashire, babe!. (I.idler, at teti; at Guildhall, Sep. za, Thomas Johnson, of- St. Martin's-court, Liticestery square, Muldlesex, at ten, at Guildhall. - Sept. 7. Pontey, bi Sletitnete, Yorkshire, co'rn;fac tke, at elevett, at the George I no:. K ingson-upon-Hul Sep. 2.7.,,Ehenezer Aldred, of IVaketild, Yorkshire, mane - fadurer, at eleven, tile Si I Aim( Arms Inn; Wakefield, Sept, 7, Richard Langston, i.l Gross-street, county of Ches ter, and Michael Gainey, of C,hutooti, near M anchester, cot ton•merchantS vv ,:at eleven, at the Bridgewater-Arms .Manchestr * Sept. ttartholomew" No Need, of Great Stitionstreet, Clerkeiwell, Middlesex, watch-case-tnaker,, at ten, at Guildhall.. . Sept. rt.. Richard Wilson, of Bread-street, London, met.- _ chant, _a; ten, Vat Guildhall. • MAILS. • ALitivaD. Ilamburgh z PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT 7 W ALVA o'cimek Coriole, 561 If I Kul; Ann,. 37i 57 t 0091. 61 , 6 T Fl E S U N. SOLIM QUIS PALEUM 4UOLAT ? 1. 0 N D 0 N, V/EDNNSDAY, AUG MT 15, 1804. N211 1 ,1L NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 4.—Arrived the Retro tionnire Frigate, from the Mediterranean, having on board the DUKE of SITS3E3C.. , The Ville de Paris came this day out of Dock, having undergone a thorough repair. Arrived the Prince Augustus , utter from Guern- sey. Sailed the Rote Cutter, Lieut. TALBOT, on Cruize and the Enterprize, HUNTER, for Ply. mouth. PI,Y.MoUTH, AUG. 13.--7-The Prince GeOrge, of 98 guns, Which'. sailed henge on Saturday last to join the Channel . Fleet, is returned to Cawsaud Bay to refit, having sprung her ;pain-mast in a gale' of wind the night after she sailed. Arrived the Seagull Sloop of War from a Cruize. HARW ICU, AUG. I f. ---The Post ! . office Packet, Captain Geoßce DR ANF, arrived this morning from HU3UM, with the flambro' and Bremen Houcwrosz, and two of His Maio. ty's Messengers, came Passengers, with Dispatches, who set off for London immediately on landing. Y4IIMOUTII ROADS, AVGUiT 14. —Arrived the Sloop of War, and Champion Cutter ; also the Alargaretta Maria, HALy esoN, ftom the ,East. ward.• • Sailed the Magicienne Frigate. The Succert, BRAND, and Dieing,llsi,gpy, bort' from Sunderland, coal.laden, got on shore last night at Eccles, about 18 miles to the northward : . buth Ships and Cargoes are likely to'be saved. A large Ship got on Ilapperburgh Sand lost night, and it is supposed will he lost. Poout, Auc. Lt.—Arrived the Seagull Cutter from a Cruize, with .zrztegs of foreign spirits, which she cook, off St..Alban's, on Sund.:y last. SIiPERNESS, AVCUST 13. 7 —Arrived the Lejlev, Ditiater,Black.sl►ipsthey pro_ ceed pp to Chatham to he paid Or Sailed the Adam' a4t for the Downs ; and the Crescent, Ltrd WILLIAM STUART, to resume her station off Flushing. The Rom”,:y comes in this day to the Little I.\lre' to refit. Ships at this Port Zealand, Di:lator, Leyden, Be schermer; Romney, Ceres, Vesuyius Bomb, and - Kitty hired Armed Ship. • - The Polyphemus, Agamemnon, and Greyhound, which are at Chatham, ore in great forwardness, and arc c xpe.aed down at the Note in a few days.' DEAL, Ave. Lt.—Arrived the rerreyilo Birnb from the Note, • Wed the Avenger foX Portsmouth ; the rper Cutter, Alert Lugger, Plymoutb., Ranger, and Dir. patch Navy Transports, Pleasant Hill Sloop, and a Convoy of Merchant Vess,els, for Plymouth ; Mari. tur Gun.brig for Ramsgate ; Boxer Gun.brig for ylf)seleY B y ; Ardent, Veteran, L e d a , Immortalize Harty, Ermizer, Flamer, and Bas:/Ltd, to resurtie . their Stations off the Coast of France. Arrived ,the Taunton Castle, East India Ship, from the River. In the Downs—Monsrcia,Utrecht, Tielleroppon, InVexible, Euryallis, Castor, Champion; ArtAdne ; Bonetta, Alonzo, Fury, Vesuvius, Vultufe, Abundance, Bloodhound, Con stant, and Armed Defence Ships as belbre. Yesterday afternoon 'Colonel HOUOfITON, of the 88th Regiment, arrived at tile . , East India House, having come frOM. Bengal over land, and left Cal costa on the 1.5.di of March last.. He brings ,the agreeable intelligtoce of the safe arrival at Bengal of the following Ships, viz. Bail Spencer, Captain RAITT ; Lord Captain LH OXN ; Europe, Captain GE LSTON,; Princess llias7, Captain OR I s'v a ; Northampton, Captain BARK ER. 'l"heite Ships he left at Bengal, together with the Lord Cistirreagb, Captain ROB 6 KTSON ; Lad) , Castlereagh, Captain, EDM AD ES ; PretiOnt • Captain STUR ROC if ; ,and Tigris, Captain GRAHAM. .. The: following Ships had sailed from Bengal for England on the zoth of March last, under convoy c of His Majesty's Ships Grampus, of so guns, and. Caroline, of 36 . guns City of London, Captain Liimpult ; Calcutta, Capt. Mixw..t.; Hugh Inglis, Capt. FAIR ; Altkiet, Sir William Pullen() ) Union, and Eli4a kW ) Coon. .try Ships. Their arrival in England may there. :fore be hourly expetted, and the account given by an American, that he. left them in the Bay of Bengal, waiting to be jlined by the Ships from Madras, appears pet - le:11y cosret:t. The Chu', Capt. TAy. LOR ; and k:tephraies, Capt. WE LSTEAD, had arrived safe at Madras. The :Wigt/bwit and Ceylon had sail. ed (tom Madras, and the Llphinitone, Capt. CRAIG, had rowed to. Bombay with a cargo of. Intelligence of .the capture' of the Admiral Atli's, by the.Plyche French Privitter, was received at Bengal early in March.' , . The intelligence of the arrival of the above ships in India, .gave very general' satislatlion:at 'the India llouse, and at Lloyd's, considerable apprehensions, having been eniertainid f or t h e i r - safety in conse , tluence of the different reports lately circulated, Colonel HOUGHTON, we understand, haq brought home the ratifications of the important Treaties of Peace. between our Government in India and the' Mahratta Powers.—The - HMI. Mr. ELPHUNSTONE has been appointed British Resident at the Cou rt - o f the 'Rajah of 131111 AR. The whole of the Offici a l Papers relative to the Peace in India, will ba brotight home in the ship 17gris.; • , CANTERBURY, At:G. i 4. Yeiterdarmorning. Gen. Sir DAVID Durtrki, *K.; B. Commander in Chief of the S'iuthern Distria, accompanied by the, DUKE Of Ractimoun, speel,ed the followirig Corps on Barham Dawns, viz. Ist and 3d Battalions of Ist Font Guards, 53d and 61st Regiments of •Infantry,• and Not tingham ; the line was formed to Ale sight .of the Camp, and after the inspetlion,some manceu vres.were performed, much to the.satisfaaion of thi General. Early yesterday morning the 2.3,1 ,Regiment of Light Dragoons, that arrivbd (since our last) in three divisions, and were quartered in this town, marched into CaMp at Coxileath.„ • The Troops at Barham Duwtis.Camp, with Ma jor -General STAVELRVS Brigade of Cavalry, the Royal horse Guards; and ad (or R. N. B.) Do -goons, and the Nottingham Militia, froth the .Elar racks in this City, had a., Field-day, yesterday on the Downs, in compliment, to the PRiNCE Or WALES'S Birth Day ; but the übc6mmon - wetness of the weather prevented them from going •rhrough the different movements of attack And defence which had been intended. General Sir a DuNDAs, Lieu tenant-,General F. Do ND AS, Major. Generals ST nv E. .LET, MOORE, and WYNYARD,, with their respeOve Suites, were present. • Our Races commence upon Barham . Dawn 011 3 day`; and the charatier and number of the horses for the different Plates, give ,eyrry reason to exl'e` t uncommonly good sport. Far company; t he great neinher and. consequence of the G ent lemen ('lt t ll4 Military' Corps now in this ; City , and the .vicioli)'i with-many principal families (*rein West Kent, the Isle of Thane:, &c. our Assem'alies and other EP tertainments may expett an attendance nr - ire liant arid fashionable, than for Tnatiy years pots. NEW-Y01?K, JULY 14. GENERAL , HAMILTON's FUNERAL. THR 'Corporation of the City of New:Vorkt having resolved to pay the last tribute of respest the remains of their deceased , and much beloved Fel low Citizen, ALEXAND.EIt HAMYLTO,N , and having requested the SoCiety of the Cincinnati to reg4.l3"' the; order of the Foeral .PrOcesttion, at the in"‘" meilt of tlieir brother Soldier, and late l'tea" t , Qcneral :--the following is the Order of the P"' cession, as recommended by a Committee of th e Cincinnati, „and adopted by the Committee O f t he Corporation. • ORDER OP VgOCEssIoN. The Military Corps . commanded byColonej Martog. The Soc ie ty Of the Cincinnati. The Clergy of all denominations. • - THE CORPSE. The General's HOrse r The Relations of the Deceased. , • Physicians. The ludges of the Supreme Mr. Covernor Morris, in his carriage. • The .h Governore Mayor an and Corporationdiieute nan t.Gov o er t nt:Lto c * the ty Stat , k The' $ Gentlemen of the Wit, and Studenis at La , v. , Membersof Congress, and Civil Officers of the Uni;,::Sto t f;. ThC Ministers, Consuls, and Residents of Foreign ,Po s : The O ffi cers of the Army and Navy of the UnitedStite • Military and Naval Officers of Foreign l'overs., .Militia 0 fkers of the State. President, Directors, and 0 fficetS of the respecu wan - ' • Milrii.nefi Society,p fccs.i President, t e n onv Wardens all r lprl o dr nie e bsss o soe m tal. Port, ti a io s in the t a d :na. ll bi i: r e s. l t i r n: as d . Students of Colum hia The 4iffgren . t S9eieties, in.st i l e o ge r ;le`r..i.A. their te sp „ai ve Pre- silents Inav ~Lr ,e. , • the Procession will proceed through Ble1 The Citizens in general. 17:. 11;wivn:tirlyloPhie3telori:e"1:rfr,te)nremitt':dto,CWhurheiltte.balilate.r.cie'rrof;'sd ttl' Ile 'will , c h t a n it p , se ari tt ( ) l ; P s e s n in fr to7the rig Ct'rCli. a fTi i ! cir): r ilserfvni • ic. n e and after the 'service an.oraW: b t e hei d v e ga l ri i a vered by Governor ,Nloaßl9,. 1 , 4 tover he day. grave, n, which! rt . t t r v n i t u t It e close. mi r s y o c e. l 7 n tn i Ro • I TT I p of w^"" )2 thess r vorsw - has presented Dr. Ks NT, of the Sussex Hospital with a very elegant silver teapot and ewer, for ha attendance on Her Royal Highness during her la indisposition. Yesterday evening the Royal Westminster S lunteers, Col. Ro It R:TION, were iosigied Cot. jairmNsobt, and reviewed by. Major Golerait Pfir I re 3,. Hyde Park. Their muster 410 v i r ," full, and the performance of their different v°" dons received the most flattering marks' of al i;roli a * don from the,lnspeffing and Reviewing OfficerS•lay The. Way_ to. Keep. • Him revived on M °l a. at the.Richmonii Theatre,' and Mrs. J oß pol it er her feurth appearance. for the Seat.,ott in the c harao a of the Ifficlow Belmaur, with her usual gilierY ajil humour. CKERRY was Sir 11 alkfal Consul/16 Which he was more entertaining with his InuO i ii :" than genteel in his th inner. RusslLL svOs I Mrs , Lovemare • and •Mts.: DI 13 t) IN L . ad . " COnStaNt. r, JORDAN has twenty gyineds• fot every Pe fo w ill ance.c. We hope the success of the Theatre, indemnify' the Managers for such a very li b recoHnpense„ . ti The • lirsid,w eLady who is to ride a matc.l, l'i horseback, Y° rki;i is a has long been used ;ol°. the breeches. . The StIE'RIFirS of •Lbridon svill t Serf' I we _WS . 0 ottsly attend to the Resclutionis issued by the (ril e .of Sir FitANcts BUR DET . t T anti publfshed 1 1 Ij f,, authority 'Of • Mr. PETER I\llo'ORt, as Citaiin" r '.l; the. Meeting. These Resolutions tax the Sl'cric with having committed a gross outrage of the fre ht : doll of k.:lection in Middlesex, and an a/armiurd,. Litiiii of the franchises of the People Of Engl6",i tic.lt charges:ire...heavy indeed, and s ince ire trio.° of Sir F. BURDF.TI have entered into 3 Subl; tion.l4 ' a .Prosecation, we sincerely hope 'lo c i : ty Sheriffs, who appear to have discharged their t ha t (l cor*ictitiowly Rs well as firmly, will biley wo I $ •they are not less backward in ha inging for 4 , t I prciseCution, for the defence of thei r own cot da and chary ter. . hi . The falowing, it is said, were part ef - th e -I 'd• . scnpuuns.entered itrto yesterday at the Crown-- gri,n i. t I Anchor, . viz. Lor'd*ROß EAT .11' E NCERI --o ° g i v , neas';' Mi. P. Mooae; Mr. GuttOORY, IVIGLtfr • i" ' V Mr, Okt,s.arid, - GRAHAM,' -too guinea eac h _, W. SMI ill, JOOl.