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IMP,ERIAL P4RLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. • SATURDAY, JUL 214. • , • • TITS SriAKER, took the - Chlr at fotir o'clock, anal nn counting the House, there appeared to be Only : 3K Members present, when an adjournment .took..place, From 'the LONDON GAZETTE, July 21, 1?94. At the Court at:the Queen 's Palace, the igth of _ _ July, x 8o4; Present, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty . in Cotfneil. This day the Right ,Hon. Granville Leveson Gower, commonly called Lord Granville Leveson Gower, Wig, by His Maksty's Command, sworn of Ills Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at the Board accordingly. Downiug.strect, July 19, 1804.. , The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable .Granville Leveson Gower (commonly called Lord Granville Leveson Gower) to be His Majesty's Ambassador Rxtraordinary and Plenipo. temtiary-to the Court of St. Petersburgh, Whitcb;d4 July 210 1804. .11,. King has been pleased to appoint Francis Sey mourt Marquis of Hertfoid to be Master of Horse to }ll Majesty, Whitehall, ju(y 17, 180+. The King has been pleased. to appoint Fredertck Yotheritigham ,to be a Commissioner of ►he Excise in Scotlisod f vice . George .Known, resigned. 114r-Oice, / yil(y 20, Igo4. 6th fiegiment of Dragoon Guards, Thomas William taylor, Gent. to he Cornet, without purchase, vice Kennedy, pro moted. • firth Ditto, Lieutenant Edmund Power 'to be Captain of - a Troop, without purchase. Cornet jului Scholey to Em l i jeutenant, without purchase, vice Ilairjsob, who retires. Dc Ville Q'Keete; Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase r vice Scholo. , • ' • _ tst Regiment of Dragoons, .Williarn Henry . Loxdale Eden, Gent, .to be Cornet,' by 'purchase, vice Dacre, promoted.' (D 4 kpitw, Cornet john ytche to bc Lieuteriant, by purchase, vice Baidchin, Who r.tires. Bth ItAirmalic of :Light Dr.igoons, Major Loftus. William Otway, horn the kirst Foot, to be Major, Vice Sherlock, who exclianges. - • toth Ditto, Cornet Frederick Joseph Darby tobu Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trani, promoted in the 6th West India , Regiment. 14th Ditto i Cornet lolut IlabinKton to be Lieutenant, with. opt purcliase, vice Craufurd, appointed to the zoth Light ,DraAoorts. ;otli Ditto, -Lieutenant Henry' itentiells to he Captain of a Troop, Without i .,tretiase.. Cornet Lor:atze O'Toole tube Lieutenant, wit hoot purchase. 'Lieutenant Alexander .Spiets Crawford, from the 14th Light Dragger:l, to be Lieu... tenant. trit•Kegitrient of Font Guards, Thomas Copel'and, Gent. to he Assistant•SttrAeon, Vice I.otitller, litOillOtttl the 67111 FOOt, Est ltegiMent of Foot, Joseph De la Hay, Cent. to be En sign, by purchase, , viee GUrley, proinotzd in the 35th Foot. yet IMP), Lieutenant Thomas at., Georlse ;. , myth to be Atkin. Lint, vice Fcrratul, proniatcd. 4:1 Ditto, 'mitt:mint kVilliato U. MElntosh, frnin Ilal p.iy of the Regiment, tv be Lieutenant, vice who slit Ditto, Orlando Loellyer,Cenl. to be Ensign, by purchase, ittutoityiwin4 Vronialca. • , 7th Ditto, 1 ieuien.int hayfield GrahaniFlawe to he Captain C , pron Voted in the :1.1 est lonia it cgiment.'.l:letiternint Thomas tr,m the 6.11:1 Fuut, to. be Lieutervint, vice 1 17111 Ditto, Geurgu Gunning, Cast. to he Limigh,' without puroi.isc; v CCti..;kei, promoted. ;(;tit Ditto, Surtt,c6ti Tool - ruts hymn, from the Ila i ll•pay . the gctri loot, to be Surgeon ? Vice Ireland, whuexciliinges. gin Ditto, to he Lmigii, with Out pu!viiiise, vice larvey,._,lrornoted in the 17th 'Foot. • 3otli thtto, Lieutenant William Fr.:deriett.Co,irteney, from 164'1111 . -I: , Ay of the sth Loot, to be Lictitcriant, repaying • • •the aztl Ditto, Captain George William. Barr, frorn'the itt West India it::Aiiiient; to be Captain Ot a Company, vice Evans, wit', exchanges. Ensigo I)on.ild Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, by purchase,, Vice Slllyth, Who reti..ls, ..47th Ensigo W,lliam 1 1 1;Club to be Lieutenant, with, mu purchase. Charles ;(ir,tr e Oaltley, Gent. to be Ensign, VICO ' . ' • • 48th I)ittO, finsigh ‘Villiam Gill to be Lieutenant, 'by pia .• chase; vice Folly n, pcomuted. izit 'Mtn, ltobert A. icingston, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur. watt, prumotett: Ditto, Cornet Ttionias Oliver Andcrdon, front the 9th ti:4, to be I,,ietiteitant,: try .purcb,t3e, c r o, inich.ieloiruihoted, flay cs, Cent. to be Ettsigii, .by pure tia,e, Vice Ituri„tmin t , who rettros. EnsiAn E; i 3. !'rice to be. Lieutenant, without .Imrchlise, vita Ilttnipiiri , :s, promoted in the Goth Foot. C ti to be vit.e. Price; 57th Ditto, G , I'd.iins, tkiit. to be Ensign, by pur,...,105e, vie( promoted. S unuel Newport to he Lieutenant, with. t,or vit.! sti3itltwickc, deceased. ;Attu, e G:nit. to be Ensign, without • vice proio..d. Eirsistn hl. . I''rtttcis ti,- ; pay 01 I . :14 144(..:Okiieall Curtis, to be , r, printloosti. • , 6falt it, 0, , Lienter i p,t,,, switnokit . • ' sit !hd tk,t - .Eatta n lio of ot. to be Ensigh, vice 'Jur. 69( , Lawrie tae kdeUtcti.lot, WithoUt l'hoinas 1:x1111 . '600e, C;Cht. to be nsigtt, vice 71,1 I Ensign lames Clarke t 6 to I,jeutertant, without vies promoted in thesth Battalion 4etve, Levvi, (,tilt. to be FAISIMI, vice Clarke. 7illl I.litro, Isruce; Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilson, who retires. 76th Ditto, l(&)ert Con.,table, Gent, to be Ensign, without, pc.rett.Ge vice ptuitiured 'in the.l th Foot, tism Ditio, ' Nlajor rancis sherlock., frorn the Bth 141ir Dra. ti) be Major, .vi44.otway, who excli.inges, Captain tiordvec; hum the' crli Weit.ludia itegiment,•to uf a Company, vise Moody, who otetianges. • ' S6C, - 1 Ltitto, LisplATIV tolt4i .M s icciroaftie, from Flat I -pay of the 9iii ioaoi, to be (.41ptain of a Company, vice Gavey, tip pcatted to the Veteran' Battalion. 91ce)itto, Ensign Jalin W q rr.:ll to be Lieutenant, without . vice lyuncr, , appointed 10 the 9stti• Foot. Nay Koss:, G,:nt, to be Ensign, vivo: Warren. , r,stti.Dii to, --To be Second Licutetions, Ensign, lanlesinhn , 6 ,111, from the Foot, by puicliase. George Miller, (.;eia, by pit/tit:4W, Vice flewctson, who _• retires, joint :e, Gent. without purchase, vice tiynch, prornoteti in c ot , fricati Corps. • • 3,d 1 ,4*e5! India Regiment, brevet• Major George E Vans, 'llllll . l 3".",d Cainillll,t4 a Company, vice who stll t a , ita:ti Robert Mbody, from the 81st Foot, to be C apt..o, uS Corol.ariv,.vico For(i)v, who exchanges. Rolat A.r.c in Col ‘..!ei),ld Lieutenant F. 13. Lynch', from tne 95 , 11 001, ti. be vice tiowtoy, who rt'ait , ns. . Royui Sladevrild t C:iptabl the itunourable Robert Lawrence be Major, pLlN,hatie. Alexat. tier td be Lit:uteri:eat, 'WWI purchase. Tube Erwxl,s, without putelutse- , -.lsticholas Tram s Gent. Wright,,Gent. W. Staveley, Gent. vice Todd. Fl4,;:t baltalida 4e,erVe---LiCiltCnatit Icichard 'Stow, nom r t oril t ow, to by CavtAitt of a•cotripatly; vice Nioscy, who r,sl„;os. Drought, Lent. 40,b4; t.rosign, vice Lof. tt+tip ~,~~~'~iv!Ctl Xing's C.Pman cni , Nt n :mil 111 igAle tdljcr Pringxle to be Cm)tain of .i.C;011104 11 Y, Vite Ue wive, raw il.changcs. Ensign Al. promoted. Ensign .Charles Schluter, to be Ensign, - rankle. Ensign. Lewis Baron bothroer to' be. Ensign, -vkePtiildle. Lieutenant Levin de Harling 'to be Adju. tart, with temporary rank of Captain ' vice Avemann, Inonioted. Lieutenant Philip del rank to be Adjutant, 1,14416E1 YY 1..•..,.. vice Captalit Mid Brigad:!-Major Frederick Baron Lin singen to be Major, with temporary rank in the Army. StafF.--Liemeliant and Adjidant George de. AIiCMAIIII to-he 'Major of Brigade, with temporary Raideof Captain, vice Linsingen, promoted Captain Peter de Salve to be Major of Brigade, vice Pringele i .who exchanges. York. Light.'llitantry Volunteerg, Ensign Frederick' Mill thyrne, fiont the Queen's German Regiment, to bO'Lieute. , - tst Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Daniel. Cavey, from thelfali Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice paw, dkeased • 2(1 Ditto, relit IL M'Donogh, Cent. to be Ensign, vice St reet, 'deeeased. 3d Ditto,. Serje4int Andrew Hay to be Ensign, vice Nunny, deceased. sth Ditto, Ensign Michael Blakelo be Lieutenant, vice. M'CulloCh, "placed on the retired List. .Quarter-master: Thomas Bell, from the tst Foot, to be F,nsign, vice Blake, 6th Ditto, Hospital-Marc Duncan Campbell tube Assistant- SUrgeon.. HOSPITAL STAFF. Garrison-Surgeon Williarn,Miittlebilry tobe Deputy-Inspec tor of Hospitals in the 'Windward and Leeward Charib hee 1 glands, .and their DependenOes only. Garrison-Su recon W. A. Burke to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals in &.tto. Garrison-Surgeon loshua Rockett to be Deputy Inspedor of hospitals in the Island of Jamaica and its Dependencies only. Deputy-Purveyor fames M'Whirter, horn' Hall.:, pay, io be.,Deputy..purveyor to the Forces. 1410.10/1 A 14DIJM. Lieutenant j . . Dartoli, of the 6011 Foot, is superseded, be. ing absent without leave. Lieutenant Hunt Conolly, of the S ist Foot, is t uperaedeth Ensign Ewen Macdonald., of the 55th Battalion of Reserve, is Superseded, being absent without ' The /diming Atpoinottentt, at stated in the Gazettes cf the Ittb and igth of July, and loth of September, ISo 3, have not' taken flare, viz. • 73d Regiment of Foot, Adjutant I. ?Macdougall, from Half.: pay althe late 71st Foot, to he Ensign. David. Kennedy, Gent, be Ensign. William Bruce; Gent. td be Ensign. 9att Ditto, 'Ensign j. Macdougall, from the 73d Foot, to be Ensign. Ensign David Kennedy, Iron: ditto, to.be Ensign. Ensign William Brocc, from ditto, tole Ensign. L'unwirtioni in the ad Battalion of. Royal Lirilithfiowshire Vu' lunteer Infantry, signed by the Lora Lieutenant. Dated :rune 18, 1504. Major William Shillinglaw to be Lieutenant-Colonel:Com. mandant, vice Gillon, resigned. Captain William to be Major, vice Shitlinglaw, promoted. Commit,tione in the Royal North Lincolnshire Militia, Jived • by the Lord Lientemnt: George Brown, Cent: to be Lieutenant. .Dated a, 0 3 4. George Bulkely, Gent: to he ditto. Dated !illy 3, 1861. Commit:ion In the Ito al Third Lincolnshire Militia, olgfita the Lord Lievtenant. • George Evans, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated july 13, xBO. Coot 'n.o,Fty, yy( i , 2.. T. MEN 1132173 ItIiTURNED To sf RYE ,IN THIS rItESENT • PARLIAMENT. Barosgb William Cavendish. Esq.,,in the Room of jobn 13ent, Esri whose Tiledion for the said Borough lath been determined to be void. ' ltoroligh anertrish of Buclb , gham. The 11.Htt Honourable 'rhornas P/INKR UP IVIES ENLARGED. Thomas Lesrington, of St:Catherine's, tte..tr the Tower, Mid_ slopsuller, tram July 28, to Sept. ts, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Edward eliding, of Margate, Isle of Thanet, Kent,"hoyrna'n, from July 24, to. I uly 27, at ten, at the ,Gitildhall, eantzr. bury, Kent. I? ANA.' RUP-rs. Samuel Chatburn, of I lebileti.. Bridge,Yerkshirc, cntton-spin •4lor,'to surrender Angust S i 9, rand Sept, I, at tkitee,,at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester;. LancaThite. :Attorney, Mr. Bernard flolland, K ing..btreet. Manchester. William Cidlow, ut II indley, Lancashire, cotton. mant.fac. Infer, to d urrendur AuKiiat 2, at lour, 4, and Sept. I ' at' eleven,. at the !tear's Paw Inn, Wigan, Lancashire. At. tornies, Mr, firetherton, Wigan; or Mr. Thomas 'Black stock, St, Mildred's-court, Poultry, Londok. DIVIDENDS. Angust 15. Henry Meeski, of Ed watd.strcet, P ritchfield.strect, Middlesex, tailor, at one, at C;krilftnal), August 11, James. l'ol lard, of Liaex•sto.tet 4 Strand, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August r r. John ricrpres and lett4ry Crane, of Clarri.street, Clare-Market; Middlesex, chee4einongers, at ten, at C; u dd. hall, London, .1 . ; . August It., George Ilartmett Stunny, of Leadenhall.street, London', stationer,.ar eleven, at ' August ii. folui Parker, ut WA ion, Lancashire, iron -founder,' at ten, at the New Inn; li,aultnn., . August 23.: Edward 'Rooth, Of Manchester, Lancashire, but. cher,• at three, •at the Spread . Eagle, in Hanging Manelrester., / August tb. John A.ndrus, now or late of Abergsvenny, I‘l , m. • innuthshire, ironmonger, at eleven, at the.king's, Arms Inn, Abery,avenny. John Bowman, of Water-lane, London; brandy. merchant, at eleven, at " „ ' CERT! 1 , 1('-',11 . August r r. Thomas Mast, of Ternsford Mills:Bedfordshire, Charleti Larkin, of Rochester+, Kent, coach.rnaster. Corse Foster, Ilte of. lohri.strea. Micinte. scat., smith and rairlight. , rriatinhe,torci.. Th o m a s Nair n , of W.ippiog-stoeet, St. John's,' %Yapping', MidclleseN, bread .ancl t,isettit baker. Witham Havravd , •of Ktrtort Lindsey, Lincolnshire, stone. mason, MAILS. ► IL ~. it RR IV Ep. Ilantburgh ki • / - ..... I PRICE OF STOCKS, I•HU WAY At TWILLYY O,.CWOrlf. (2011:; , 11S S6l I Itet. 411111. 56i1 Otill4illM T E SUN. 1101.10.4 QUIS DIOERL VAL6UM AUb.E.Cr ? LO DO N, IU LY 23, 1804. LAST night the /'; , ,eis Paperr to the isth inst. were received in town, bur their contents are not very interesting. It is stared, however, in pri. vate Letters, that. BONAPARTIt has a'ready be. gun to treat the Subjras of Russia and STuedeo, who hippen to be within his reach, with great rigour. Every po , itble in is thrown in 'belt way, in travelling through any part of the French I)utninions, The slightest informality in their passes is sufficient tn eiM , ,e them to be arrested, and mated with every degree of insult. Fur some weeks past no Russian or Swedish vessel has been allowed to leave a French Port ; and all the re. monstrances of the Curssuls of those Nations upon the subjea havd been treated with the utintist tun. to t. It is generally supposed that a regular Embargo will soon take place, and in the event of aCtu,l 14o,stilit1es taking place, these is no caul): .11 be tfeateal as MC M 11,1311 OURICCIS Wei; ia*‘ year, and be declared Priiu,ners of War. On Fr:day afternoon, about two o'clock, the ROYAL lit.mt I* arrived at Windsor from Kew. As they passed .through Eton the young Gentlemen of the c'ollege were drawn tip, - and received them with repeated huzzas. • On (heir entrance' into Windsor the Staffordshire Militia were drawn up on each side of ,Thomas-Streer,__thrbatd playing. The gth went of Light. Dragoons were drawn up near :L Lodge to receive,Th El RMA J ESTI ES. Every win dow was' filed, and the streets were crowded to welcome the return of the ROY AL FAMILY. • In . the evening the ROYAL FAMILY 'walked "on the 'errace, for the first time this season,' which at. traded.a great crowd of persons; 'among whom were several of. the Nobility, anti the Bishop of Nott. wic:tt ,and Family. His MA J ESTY conversed with several persons of distin4ion. MAJE. , Tr'S, and the. Staffordshire Militia hands, played while the Roy'AL FAMILY were walking. • Saturday morning, at eight o'cloCk, the ROYAL FAmILY attended Divine Service, for the first.time this season. Soon after breakfast, fits MAJESTY,' accompanied by the PRINCESSES BoPHIA.and AME. LIA,- whit their usual attendants, rode on horseback' to Cumberland LUdge. HER MAJESTY and the : PR I NGEsSES AUGUSTA, ELizAtiETll, and MARY, took an airing to Frogmore, and viewed the im. provements that have been lately made there. In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY walked on the Terrace. The DUKE . of CAsatittionE and Lord Sr.l He LEN'S arrived in the evening. Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY walked to Sr. George's Chapel. As they passed from the Lodge the Staffadshire Militia, , the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, and the Windsor Volunteers, were drawn out in the Castle.yard. His MAJESTY conversed with several of the Officers as he passed: A Sermon Was preached by the Rev. Dr. DODS, avoarx, the Canon in residence, from the Bth chap.' of Ecclesiastes, and /1 th verse. ' • Yesterday morning the DUKE of Curtin EttLAND arrived. In the afternoon Sir ClanaLits MottoAx arrived, and had an audience of His MAJks-ra: on the subject of some Court.Martials. 1119 MAJ ESTY, after his return to Kew on Thursday, afternoon, took a ride on -.horseback in Ilic evening, and was vught in, the rain, which or.. casioned a slight hoarseness, but no other, ill..conse.. quence. . The PRINCE, of WAL'ES': Regipent of tight Dragoons were reviewed on Friday Morning on Piliatn Common, near ..Guildford, by his • Royal Highness the DuKs of 'Coiaa f , R !to. On Friday afternoon tviajor-GenerafFlNCll,.cotia. manding Officer of the Troops at' Cheliniford, re.; eeived, orders by expresi from Landon, , the result of which was, that all the Troops in gamstin,there were summoned to arms : about seven in the evening every soldier was at his post. The' orders then Is. sited by the respettive commanding Officers of Regi-.. ments were, that the officers, noncommissioned of ficers, and privates, of Regiment, should re main under arms until further orders. On Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, the Troops still remained under arms. ' The'ircason , of this measure has not. transpired. , • Saturday the Cavalry of 'the King's German Le gion, which' were quartered at Hilsea, eintlarked Pram I ..S ..oUtAs Beaeh,' on . board IlisMajesty'S Brig CotrOest, for Weymouth. • On Monday last the First Regiment of„Liverpool Volunteers, under the' command of Littit..Colonel BOLTON, were reviewed by PRINCE WILLIAM 41 . GLouca.Tsa, who was mounted ,upon Isis Danish Charger. Hisitoyal Highness's servants appeared in white favour's, in compliment to the Earl of 'MdritA, ,upon hia marriage to the Countess of LoOotata. In the evening, he honoured the Theatre With 1116 presence, for the first' tine this season. The Cheshire Militia have,'arrived at Hull, -and have takempossesttiOnof tile Barracks at•Wincoliu. • lee. There are now in Yakley Barracks, t6co French ,prisoners, many of whom finnied part of the boasted Army of England. On Wetlriesday . and Thursday, the Lanarkshire Militia passed thritugh Bury', Suffolk, in four divi. sions, en their route for Woutlbritlge. We are extremely concerned to state that Ja. maica is very unhealthy, 'and that a great mar. tality has already. taken place' there; it. is with pain'we add, that.CaptainsCATticAlyr and BAkvit, of the Royal Navy, are amongst the victims. The Captain of the, Clarinde (Captain Al. fi) died on her passage home. On Saturday last a yoting man lately helpnging to the Royal Westminster Volunteers, atteoded at cite Public Office, Bow.street,.. to answer a charge pre. ferred against him by Colonel Ron ERTSON of that Regiment, fOr quitting the Regiment without pay. ing his -subscription,' 4c. After a patient iisvesti. Batton, he was 'sentenced to, pay the penalties di. refled by the Mt of Parliament. Cidonel isarsom, - however, consented to relinquish the penalties on his paying, the money Aim, and Making. an apology for the trouble lie had given... • 'AtiOta PAU, 014 French General, it is said, has . absolutely pledged hiMself for thd success of the en.. 'terprize against this Country, provided 'that his own plan is adopted without alteration. It is said also that BONAPARTE has assented to the condition. Hence we have an additional reason for relying on the Coriican's de,ire to give Liberly , Ehglish. men, and to tespeft their private property, since Avg AW e Yell . among the French Generals, for his ferocity, tyranny, and rage for ?ladder. Private.accounta from Hamburgh, on the veracity of which we can rely, mention,. that one of the Menibera of the Military 'Commission which sen tenced ,the Duke D'ENG E;!I to death, 'was lately found murdered in the wood of Boulogne. There was a label affixed to his coat, signifying that .all Isis Colleagnett in that horrible crime. thould -share the ware fare,' The Elector of BADEN, allutling.to BONAPARTE, speaks of the exalted (lead of the French Government. We hope the Ektior 'is more of a Prophet than he a ppears to be of a Patriot, and that the beadof the Usurper will, indeed,, be loon exalted, !d• • Ttle Road to Brentford was . this day COVCrt . with carriagei, conveying the friends of the two . Candidates, from an early both.. All was hope,. expedatkn, and confidence, on both sides. M.' 4 'Y Patriotic Supporters of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, with ptinted.labels'in their bats, were roatingwrd'hell 'W ing on the road, but had taken such inspiring ' draughts .at the shrine of Bacchus, that they were tw. able to get above half way on their journey: At the time this Paper was putting to ['Tess; we received •, ar account of the Speeches and proceedings previous to the commencement of the Poll, bur 'are obliged to defer (heat till to.morrow. PARIS,, JU LY .13. M. CAVAGNAC, Agent for Commercial Relating, has arrived from the Lie of France, He brings telligence of a .capture made by Itear-Admir , il Li. .tiiOus, of an English Frigate. He left the Island three months And two weeks since ; the Colony wai then in a good.situatiqm.--(l.:okriteur). The Privateer the - D igua f i'rou b.., from St .Maloo is, arrived from Martinique, _where she has landed two hundred Troops, and a quantity of ammunition. Two French Frigates which went out with suc• cours and warlike stores to Cayenne, have.catried to Martinique 400 men and 3000 musketv.—ihid. • These Vessels have fulfilled• their several ,mlsslbos without meeting with any aceident. - --/bid. The Privateer the Duglig" Trorp - n, of 16 gm% Captain LeMAITRII, arrived here the loth of this month from Martinique. The ad v ices ;;Ile bring' with respeEl-to that . Colony are extremely satisfac tory., . No intelligence from Martinique had for a long tiniebeen received in France; the appearance therefore of the Duguety Troyia gave great plea sure, since she dissipated , all fears of any disastrous accident having happened there...On her return the Ditgitay Tromin took four English Ships going to Sr. John's, Newfduntiland. One of these ships has hero sunk • tjte three others have.been sent into France. The s tili s lwy Trollih landed thirty.iive pfi;ionCl3l taken in these prizes. • JULY 14. The vo:es, given in the five Comrnunial Ar rOmiissernents of the PrefeClure Of the Upper Rhine, in favour of the' inheritance of the Imperial Dignity in the Farnily - of NAPOLEONBONAPARTgo in virtue of the,Organic Senatu4 Consuitum of thc 2 . 81.11 of Floreal, of the year t z, amount 10 53,61 3* CottFtr,. Jima 16.—A1l the reports which, have been circulated of the arrival of a Russian ArtlY here are destitute of foundation. We have duce thousand Russian crimps, who are extremely neces sary to support the power of M. Mott.ENIGo, tuba governs this Country under the, appearance of a Constitution, which leaves nothing to der to the in. habitants. We. have .no squadron „here ; three 16. gates only have lately arrived, with the troops re quisite to reinforce our garrison, and complete tim 3 00 0 . men- The dispositions of Greece are at pre sent much more 'favourable to the French than to the Russians. Some movetneors have even been perceived atPrevisa, excited by the dis Content con- . 1 ceived by the PAsit A of JANI Illoniteur„) T/kRANTo,. JUNE 59.—cieneral Sr. CYI. Goy caused the oath of obedience to.the Constitution s 0 the Empire, and of fidelity to the Einperor, to be taken by the troops composing the ailny. wider his command. This Oath has been taken with 4 general tiltllttilaStll. These troops are in the best condition, and pettedly 'well provided with'evety necwary ; .they have very few s ick, ,are extremely well dis ci " Alined, and live in the most perfed 'good ni nier i standing with the inhabitants. distni , sal 0 M. ACTON ha" prodoced in this part of the co , ! .11Y , and throughout the kingdom, the 'greatest joy---th 3c Mini'ster was detested. • C ity, „ 21tUNN, JULY 23.—The Gazette. of this contains an article twin the Frontiers of T urk y/ which is as follows : The 4u , k5,.• on the ',t 3th'insi—made a sortie I n force frO'in Belgrade, anttendeavouted to carry the redoubts furnished with art illery,'Which the Setvi 3ni had ere.ted in 'front o f t h e ir line. The attemp t was unsuccessful, anti. after a very bloody candid , they were obliged to make a p t eeipi t aie retreat. Toe Pr Y . , who commanded the attack, had, it is said, his foot shot off. Nothing farther is known relative to BEI:13. PAilia, commissioned by the PoRTL te.establish order and tranquillity . Scrvia. Yesterday morning the Ist Regiment, nr Old St; Gs-orge'.l Vuiunteers; were mustered aridinsivelo. in fly:le..rark, by their Colonel, the:Earl cif Ctisse- , TER? F 1.0.' They were then fottned in wing s as a Detni-brigatie, and went through all the regular .. motions' of attack and defence }iodised by Thrigadcs on a ,G rand Review, which they performed in manner highly to the credit of the Coro, which it not only numerous, but in a high state of discipline. There is a fine sentiweated ' , mance insane of the Public Prints, ahl.!ut • a tteaty of. twirriage between Comte D'Eot4i.iliT a a Spanish Miblvinan, and 1\41 61 firoKrotto. According to this legendary tile, the Comic sent for hip friend Prince P 1 . 1.1 NAT E Lt. t to be piesent at the nuptial ceremony,, c hiiikgh ,i o c,p Pot appear that the Goalie was. admitted a laver, alit! that as to the Lady'sideas of 'fltirriag;, it was ittilionottr that she tircaqedgc , / 0.4" according to the. account of the Narrator. This is such a coet anti a ball ,t/F7, that it con only he inferred -' that the ample or the .11iilorinfi, derived their eg" trattion from a Country rather nearer thanlpain. Last Frid,iy minting, a country farmer; from the i—iglabouthood of Winchester, was picked up a!, Charing. Cross, by two Swindlers, who inveigle d him into, a public.bouse, when they Inti aagcti 'h eir business with such adroitness, 'as to get trout him a silver watch and eight Pounds, for which theyy" him in complete : possession of a superb diantond ring+ valued indeed at tzol. but which 'turned out, °ll inquiry, to be worth but, g;. Saturday .a man, fotrocrly porter to Niests• -13 . Seedsmen, to the Strand , w found hanging to the dark paboage under the Ade;phi. ►