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anal, therefore, be wic'ned him to withdraw it,till he had conNidered the matter more maturely. Mr. FRANCIS said, he - could not perceive. any strong grounds for such secrecy, and therefore, wished the sense of the House to be taken upon the subjeti. On the question heing put from the Chair, the Motion wa, negatived. AYLESBURY ELECTION. Mr. FR AE 6 brolight up the Report of the Com mittee on the Aylesbury Election. The amend mento were read anti agreed to. .On the Motion that the Bill be engrossed, and read p third time, Lord OssuLsTopt rose and oppostdit. The Gallery was cleared; • and after some consultation while strangers Were excluded, the I-louse `divided--- .Ayes, 156-7 -Noes 134—Majority for ,the Bill 2Z. CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION. While St rangers were excluded; we understand that Mr. RosE got up and said--,,j am authorized, Sir, .to say that a Member of this House (Mr. PITT) has personally received His MAJESTY'S Commands, to lay before His MAJESTY, a Plan of a New Ad ministration, fur His 11(1AIESTY'S consideraion." Mr. Fox deletred his Motion, which stood for this day, till Wednesday next ; but observed, that .unless he had good reason for pursuing a different .line of conduct, he should bring it forward on that day, whoever :night be Minister... The further consideration of the Report of. the ,Volunteer Regulation Bill, was postponed till Wed nesday. The SPEAKER acquainted the House tht a Corn. mittee was to be b-allotted for tomorrow ; and gave notice that he should count , the House at four .o'clock precisely. The other orders of the day were then deterred, and the House adjourned. From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 5, 1804. • I'Va.-Office, May 5, 1804 tit Bes Jbire Cavahy. Lieutenant Anthony Bacon to be Captain, vice Stead, pro moted. Cornet John Calley to be Lieutenant, vice Bacon. John Liddes,iale, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Raul: of Captain. - - Cheltenham Gentleinen and reomanry Cavalry. -- Priau, Getlt. to be Lieutenant, vice Gray, promoted. Cr)..1',71. Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet John Shorey to oe Lieutenant, vice Brickwood, pro moted. Joseph Peake, Gent. .o be Cornet, vice Shorey. Craven Legion. Cavalry. Cornet William Tipping to be Lieutenant, vice Tindall; promoted.lntantry. David Hewitt; Gent. to be Lieutenant. " West Kent Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Rev. Stephen Wooctgate to oe Chaplain. Tunbridge Troop . . , Lieutenant Henry Woddgate to be Captain. Cornet William Carnell to be 14eutenant, vice Woodgate. Coxbeatb Troops.' Robert Bewley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Blake, resigned. Siccare.'d Park Gentlemen arid Yarearny Cavalry. William Barker, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Honourable Charles Gordon. appointed to the 3d Foot Guards. Surrey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. , Denham Bavons, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Wiltshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Salisbury Truop. Henry Bathurst, Esq. to be Captain, vice Windhm, resigned. Hindu!, Troop. Cornet John Kello Bracher to be - Lieute. nant. Sir j ohn Fackinton to be Cornet, vice Bracher. Alfretm Volunteers. john Brown, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Spencer, resigned. Samuel Haslarn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brookshaw, resigned. IV2) - 16 4ylesford Legion. Rochrster ana Chatham Corp. Lieutenant William Nicholson to be Captain, vice Two penny, resigned. •Ensign Richard Best to be Lieutenant, vice Nicholson. Northfieet Corps. jererniah Howard, Esq. to be"Captain i vice Williams, re signed. Henry Pitcher, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice resigned. Barking Volun!er Infantry. Reverend Herbert (clays to be Chaplain. Iretand, Gent. to be - Surgeon. Barnstaple .141unteers. George Horn, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Cooke, resigned Belpor i €,lt. Volunteer Battalion. Joseph Bradshaw, Ebq. to be Captain. _ _ Joseph Robert - - Bir.ftall and Buttley Volunteer Infantry. - • To be Ensigns'—iThomas Mann, Gent. vice Child. George Crowther, Gent. vice Turton. Edward Gomersali, Gent. vice Chambers. To be Adjutant— lohrrLittlewood, Gent. -• To be Surgeon—Thomas Mitchell,' Gent. To he Chaplain—Rev. Hammond Robinson. ILlton Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. be Lieutenants —Ensign Edward Platt. Ensign George Pearson. Ensig - n john Grundy, vice A. Knowles, resigned. Philip Dean, Gent, vice Sebul 7 croft, resigned. Tu Ensigns—William Sw trbrick, Gent. vice Grundy. George Crumpton, Gent. vice 71.'opp, resigned - . Laurence Wit lcock, Gent. vice T. 'ones, resigned. john Haslain, . Gent. -vice Yates," resigned. To be Quarter-rnaster.-- lames Lever, Gent. 'l3ri.2,cijor4 rdunteer Infantry. Ensign Francis, .Vincent to he Lieutenant. john Tetley, • Gent. to be Ensign, vice Vincent. - • " Cambridge Volunteers.' Lieutenant Elliot Smith-to be Captain, vice Wright, resign ed. Ensign Charles Johnston to be Lieutenant, vice Smith. Ensign Violin Deighion to he Lieutenant, vice Fos ter, resigned:. Robert 'Bevan 'ruttier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice ' , Allston, Christopher , Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Deiginnin Batia!ion of Carwaribenshbe Vianteers. john Yeoiu.tns, GOt. to n-,t Surgeon: 2d Bivalion of Dim'. , . . ""Tlionias Lewis," Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bowen, re signed. John MappleiOn; . Cult. to be Lieutenant.; vice ~. ' S:cut,t, resigned. . Cliathatn and Gi.'lingtan Volunteer IV: miry. Second Lieutenant Allen Matthews to. be CaAain-Lieu: tenant. Ttionias . Barry, Esq. to be Captain-Lieutenant. • John Luck, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. To be ,econd Lieutenants--William Marsh, Gent. john Sm:ilifield, Gent. Charles Townson, Gent. • o tie Sureon---E:dward, Butler, Gent. • Chatsworth Volunteer Battalion. Buxton Company. George Goodwin, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice-Muirhead, resigned. • al Clarence liclunteers. Second Lieutenant Griffith lenkins "to be Firit Lieutenant. William 'ones,' Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice .Bowen, resigned. David Evans, Gent. to be Second Lieu . tenant, yice Howell, resigned. Clu:ydion Rangers. Rev. ToIN Tones to be Chiplain. Thomas Hughes, Gent. to be Surgeon. Duke cf Cumberlad's Sbarpikoters. Idtin Foulston, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. James Sil vcr, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Haughton, re re4ignri.. • Denten and ifiughton Ydunteeri. . Ensign lobo Cooke to be Lieutenant, vict . . Ashworth, resign cd. john Bond, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cooke. Derby Ydunieer Regiment. Lieutenant- ol.otiel Edward Pole to be Lieutenant. Colonel- Commandant, vico Newton,' resigned. Major Williap Simpson : to, be Eietiternipt-L:olonel, vice Pole. Right Hun.. Lord Viscount Tamworth, to be Major, vice Simp iun. Lieutenant George Bakeweli to be Captain, ',tic; 5. Street, resigned. Ensign Larnech Swift to be Lieu tenant, vice Liakewell. loeph DAvenport, Gent. to be ditt9. JOlll4 Chatterton, Gent, to be Adjutant. Stanhorough Battalion of the Southern Regiment of Devonshire . < Itolumeeers. Adjutant Nicholas Jackson Lane, to have the Brevet Rank • Of . .Dukinfield Riflemen, attached to Lieutenant-Colonel Hanson's Illaucheaer Riflemen. Francis Dukinfield Astley, Esq. to be Captain. William • Taylor, Gent. to be Hist Lieutenant. I ohn William Ast ley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Edinburgh Royal Highland Volunteer:, Ensign William Innes to be Lieutenant, vice Mac Laughlan, resigned. . Michael Linning, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Innes. - Charles Campbell, Gent. to be E.nsign, vice M'Nab, resigned. or Eastern Regiment of Giamurganshire Volunteers. Benjamin Thomas, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, resigned. Haddington Volunteer Battalion. Robert Vetch, Esq. to be Captain, vice Gardner, resigned. Hampton Lucy Volunteer Infantfry. --- Cross, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Osborne, pro moted. - Archer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lames, re ' signed Joseph Mico Gibson, Gent. to be Ensign. istHertfordshire Volunteer Regiment. Hitchin Volunfrers. Major William Wilshire to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain William Young to be Major. Lieutenant Daniel Times to be Captain. Lieutenant Thomas Wilshire to be Captain. To be Lieutenants . —Ensign Joseph Danton. Ensign John . - - Baron. Ensign jonn CUrling. To be Ensigns—John Field, Gent. Thomas Ward, Gent. Thomas Brown, Gent. Thomas Times, Gent. To be Quarter-master —Thomas Times, Gent. North H;gb Peak Volunteer Battalion.' Captain Samuel Smith to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain Samuel Oldknow to be Major. To be Captains —Thomas Goodman, Esq. Ensign Stephen Bellot. Lieutenant Ralph Fearn. Ensign fames ltadnifte. fames Carringtun, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Henry Kirk, Gent. Ensign I. H. Pick ford. Ensign Thomas Gaskell. Emanuel Wild, Gent. William Downs, Gent. lt&iert Slack, Gent. To be Ensigns—W. C. Tinsley, Gent. lames Higgin botham, Gent. Jonathan Bridge, Gent. John Marriott, Gent. Kentouty Rifitmen. • Captain—Commandaot R. C. Fovvie to be Major. John les ser, Gent. to be'Second Lieutenant. ICincardineshire Volunteers. Stewart jolly, Gent. to be.Lientenant. Ensign James Mid dleton to be Lieutenant, vice Rose, resigned. Kirkcudbright Volunteer Infiznrry. Robert sturgeon, Gent. to be Emign, vice Halliday, pro moted. Leeds Volunteer Infant}'. South Battalion. Ensign Francis Billam to be Quarter-master. North B.4ttalion. Lieutenant Isaac Rimington Tetley to be Quarter-master, vice Pickering, promoted. Bth Regiment y . Loyal London Volunteers. Henry Clifton Atkinson, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Wil. ham Headington, Gent. to be Surgeon. - East Maylor Volunteers. John Cribbs, Gent. to be Surgeon. Eastern Battalif.n of the itlendip Legion. David Findlay, Esq. to be Major. Loral Meneage Volunteers. Captain-Lieutenant Richard Skues, to be Captain, vice Vy_ vyan, deceased. Lieutenant James Jacob Borlase to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Skues. Ensign John Ellis to be Lieutenant, vice Borlase; John Tyake, Gent. to be En sign, vice Ellis. Town of Monmouth Volunteer Injantty. Rev. Charles Phillips tube Chaplain. • Montgomeyshire Volunteer Legion. Lieutenant John Jones to be Captain, vice Mytton, resigned. Ensign Richard Lloyd to be Lieutenant, vice Jones. Thu. Jones, Gent. to'be Adjutant to the Infantry. 2d Regiment if Mount:64y Volunteers. John Argall, Gent. to be Ensign. john Sturgeon, Gent. to be ditto, vice Milieu, resigned. Rev. Richard Hitchens to be Chaplain. Newbury Volunteer Infantry. Captain Sir Joseph Andrews to have the Brevet Rank of Major. Norwich Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Caryl, Gent. to be Adjutant. Nottingham Volunteer Infantty. George Fincham, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Pershore and Evesham Volunteers. Lieutenant John Raester to be Captain, vice Hale, resigned. To be Lieutenants—Ensign - William Howse, vice Raester. Ensign J. Acton, vice Agg. Ensign Joseph Edge. To be Ensigns—Thomas Smith, Gent. vice ACton. John l3errin, Gent. vice Hd‘vse. 3d, or !Monteath Battalion of the Rval Pothshire Polunteer Brigade. Lieutenant Kenneth Scobie to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain, vice Maclean, resigned. South Pevensey Pedunteer.s. William Laws, Getit. tobe Adjutant. rat BaNalion of Nymouth Volunteers, Captain john Clark Langniead to be Major. Readin4 , Volunteer Corps. Ebenezer Maitland, Esq. to be Lieutekant-Colonel, vice Swinfae, resigned. Sr. dihs's and St.• George's, Bloomibury, Polanteers. Major A. 11: Sutherland to be I..n:uienant-Colonel. Benja ' ruin Costling, Esq. to he Capfain, vice Wilzon, resigned. ,Augustus Costling, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sharp, re signed. To be Lieutenants: —Ensign Page, vice Ogle. resigned. En - sign Thomas Lamb, vice Kemble, resigned. Ensign William Pell, vice Pearson, resigned. Ensign William Cleaver, vice Marshall, resigned. Ensign Hall, vice Charlesworth, resigned. Ensign George Glossop, vice R. Parkes, resigned. To be Ensigns—R. Parkes, jun. Gent. vice Pell. C. Smith, Gent. vice Page. Cleaver. To be Qyarter-master—Lieutenant Samuel Page, vice Cohn Page, late Captain, appointed Paymaster, retaining his Rank in the Regiment. Ahicpsbire Mat:teen% William Sparkling, Esq. to be Captain, vice R. S. Alleyne. Thomas Heber, Gent. to be Ensign. Ist Bart Somerset Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant john Burge, to be Captain, vice !canes, resigned. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Joseph Bulgin. tiee Ensign Peter Martin, vice Bewsey, resigned. Ensign - Henry Melhuish, vice Hope, resigned. To be Ensign—William Weston, Gent. 24 .4 6 :sr Somerset Regiment f Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant George Rich to be Captain, vice Payne, resigned. Ensign George Lax to be Lieutenant, vice Rich. Edmund Broderip, jun. Cent. to be Ensign, vice Lax. Rohort J. J. Sampson, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Someway and Langport Volunteer infantry. - Tyndale, Gent. to be Adj %flan', with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Soham Volunieer bfantr_y. Richard Warren, Gent. to be Ensign, vice R. Whiting, re siy,ned, Spoondon Volunteers. Robert Holden, jun. Esq. to be Cap Lin, vice T. Osborne, reigned. Staineross Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant lames Bland to he Captain, vice Cockshutt. James Cockshutt, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bland. Joshua Wood, Gent. to be Ensign, mu Dickinson, re signed. Eastern Battalion of Stirling Volunteers. Williarn Duthie, Esq. to be Captain, vice D. M. Benning, appointed to the Yeomanry Cavalry. Ensign john Wilson to he Lieutenant, vice Miller, wtiose Appointment has not taken place. John Paterson, Gent. to be Ensign, "ice Wilson. Captain William Falconer to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Tieishelf Volunteers. john Coke, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Turbett, resigned. William. Dawning, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Frost, re signed. 'lnlets:on Vo&Weer:. Stewart Smith, Esq. to be Captain. vice Houldsvvorth, re signed. David Montieth, Gem. to be Ensign , • v:ce Geddes, resigned, Alexaadet Barton, tif.lnf. to be dit.:o, yice Rowan, resigned. trrr Volunteer Tr.:fsntry. Tolin Garrnory, Gent. to. be Ensign, vice Elisso‘k, resigned. Emd Riflemen. fonathan Blagden, Gent. to be Lieutenant. What sdale Volunteer Infantry. Maude, Esq. to be Captain, vice Raistrick, resigned. john Dirnsdale, Esq. to be Captain. IVeaton-under- Edge Volunteer Infantry. Robert Bailey, Gent. to be Ensign. Wigan Volmateer Riflemen. lames Thompson, (,ent. to be Lieutenant, vice Whittle, re resignei. ERRATA in Gazette of 3(1 December ISo3. Derby Volunteer Infantry—For John Wallis, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read, John Wallis, Gent. to be Ensign. In the Gazette of the zBth ultimo. 'For Argyllshire Regiment of Voltinteer Infantry, fames Bone, Gent. to be Surgeon, read, Ayrshire Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, James Bone, Gent. to be Surgeon. Commissions in the Tst Royal Regiment of "rower Hamlets Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensign George Privatt to be Lieutenant, vice Gaff, promoted in the 17th Foot. Dated May 2, 1804. Williani.Gilbert, Elliott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 11 , 1acnamara, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions in the Ayrshire Regiment of North British signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Adjutant George Clark to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated March 30, 1804. Ensign Andrew Cathcart to be Lieute nant, vice Pagan, removed to the Army of India. Dated April zs, 1804. Alexander Itl‘Gowan, Gent. to be Lieu tenant, vice Alexander F. Gray, resigned. Dated April .z 6, 1804. fames Hood, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cath cart, promoted. Dated April 25, 1804. John. Clark, Gent. r be Ensign, vice Steven, resigned. Dated April 26, 5804. MAILS. DUE, ARRIVED. Hamburgh o - - - - 7 Gottenburgh o Lisbon PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWSLIIK O'CLOCK. Consols - - 56 I Omnium -31 i . THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MAY 8, 1804. IN conformity with the line of condua which, at the present important crisis, we conceived it our duty to adopt, we have studiously confined our selves to the statements of those faas respeaing the Change of Ministers, which we could communicate to the Public with confidence, because our informa tion was derived from the most unquestionable Au thority. We stated yesterday, that His MAJESTY had expressed his desire that Mr. PITT should attend him at Buckingham-House. In obedience to the Royal Commands, Mr. PITT waited upon His MA JESTY yesterday morning, and had an audience which lasted three hours ; the result of which was, that Mr. PITT received His MAJESTY'S Orders to lay before him the Plan of a new Administration. It has been stated, that His MAJESTY expressed a personal objeaion to Mr. Fox being a Member of the new Cabinet ; we think, however, we can state with accuracy, that His MAJESTY did not express any personal objetlion to Mr. Fox, but that he did suggest considerable difficulties as to the ap pointment of that Gentleman, founded upon many parts of his political conduit, and upon the language he has held upon various occasions. It is therefore probable, that in the Plan of the New Administra tion which Mr. PITT is at present occupied in form ing, Mr. Fox will not be included. We feel the greatest satisfaaion in stating, that Hls MAJESTY appeared to be in the mulct petted health, and that be spoke, during the whole of this long conversation, with the utmost coolness, firmness, and colleted- ness. Our Readers will see, by a reference to the Par.. liamentary Proceedings of last night, that the Motions of the Marquis of STAFFORD and Mr. Fox have been postponed, the former to Friday, and the latter till Tomorrow, on which day Mr. Fox has expressed his determination of bringing on his Motion, at all events. Mr. ROSE communi. cated to the House the fa& of Mr. PITT haviwg re ceived His MAJEsTy's Commands to. lay before him the Plan of a new Administration: - This morning arrived the Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday. The following are the most material parts of its contents. PARIS, APRIL 23.—Tranquillity is now restored in La Vendee, and General GOUVION, who had been sent thither, has returned. METZ, APRIL !S.—An extraordinary Coutier brought to our Prefeft Dispatches froth Paris, which, it is said, relate to the projea for establishing an Hereditary Sovereignty the Family of BONA PARTE. The Prefea immediately called together the Civil and Military Authorities, to communicate to them the subjea of these Dispatches, that they might be gin their consultations on them. It appears, therefore, that this affair will be managed in nearly the same manner as, in the year 18oz, the question was, on granting the Consulship to BON AP ARTE for life. Mo R E AU is now permitted to have books brought to him in the Temple, and is employed in writing the History of his Campaigns. NAPLES, Argil, 7. The Enslish Ship the Gibraltar, of 8o gnns, ' has been several months at anchor in this Harbour, on the side of Por. tice. She stays at the request of the 'English settled here ; that they may have a place of security for their persons and property, in case they should be in danger from the French. An English Frig of 32 guns is cruizing at the mouth of the Harbnur i The report, that the French will take p ossession ° the City of Naples is not true. They rol l° .quiet on the Adriatic Sea, and their Head-Vat' ,tens are at Tarento. Their number is not more tha! i g 15,000 men. They will continue to occupY part of the kingdom of Naples till the Peace Amiens shall be fulfilled by the English , f or befell oth er it was concluded they were in Apulia. In 11 respeCts, every thing, is very quiet here, and in 3 e Sicily, but trade is very bad ; of which we I ' 3l most with the Americans, but less with the Pg: lish ; and the Blockade of the Elbe and the Wes er 's more.sensibli felt every day. letters fro GENOA, APR IL I 2.—According to Corfu, of the 31st of March, four Russian Sb ll4 have arrived there, and a Frigate with a zoo Gte' nadiers, under the Command of Colonel PAP/0'; Pol./. The Senate of the Republic of the Sete) • Islands has resolved to negociate a Loan of 8 0,0 c Dollars, to build some Gun-boats, and repair the Fortifications and Barracks, &c. rat According to accounts received here, Au m i NELSON is now stationed with his Fleet off the dinian Island of Magdalena. They write from Leghorn, that an Engli sh 14 , s gate and a Brig, belonging to Admiral NE l ' s° Fleet, on their passage to Sardinia, have run air° near Leghorn. Aria. Two English Privateers have been lost near reggio, in the Territory of the Republic of Lucc the Crews have been made Prisoners of War* o f rt VIENNA, APRIL 2l.—Yesterday the -- the ELECTOR Of BADEN, Baron GEMMINGE" livered in a Memoir relative to the Arrest French Emigrants in the Territory of Bader' Six Gottenburg Mails arrived this morni f l i Go l3 l l , these we have the following intelligence fro— tenburg, which is by no means unimportant' he n GOTTENBURG, APRIL 28.—An order 1 / 3 9 - en g sent by Government to the Marine DePa rt rl in o , here, to fit out a considerable number of u boats.' The workmen are in consequence busily e tc , ployed upon them. These Boats are ordered t° pair to Stralsund as soon as possible. if By Private Letters received from Bourdeau'"oo, appears, that all the English, without excePt g re at (many of whom have been resident there for ° number of years), have been ordered tea leag ues uQ the country. APR IL 30.—1 n addition to the Gun--b °3-4 are fitting out here for Stralsund, 6 0 0 111:- " o ' fel' a ir this neighbourhood have received orde rs thither immediately. lace ihi s A.Fleet of about 300 sail passed th is Pof day and yesterday for Elsineur, under CotlYcl the Diligence Armed Ship, Capt, KEE,R• ugg er' Two French Privateers, a Brig , and a - are cruizing off the Coast of Norway. the a 1 t a LAST night we received P to co, ntie n ult. The Parisian Manufacturersr; Papers ofCorree Are' have extended their pretended ConspiracY tc' a o rti° nice; where, it is asserteo, some persons reside pr. e were implicated in the plot, one of who m ((b ° or' e e quis De la MAtsoNForur) is said to have b , ce, to tiered by the Imperial Commissary at Ve ol iso per retire to Udina, where he is detained as a p on parole. charg e 6 The persons in confinement at Mus ic ' eir , ha ve with being implicated in the same coosPira-' v pf ° ' 0 undergone their first examination, and rota ceeded against with great severity. Yesterday, about one and the PRINCESSES, attended by t r-I li; C : l l :„ t , c d s : l'a l CARDIGAN, took an airing on the Kiog is c onuid ete her upow 3z a t h s o v f e year. Yesterday ', the DUTctlEss o f Yo gic o'clock, _MAJgS i Thursday the DUKE per o i o sh V ed ol i u s nr c c oln rs p o i u n f t Hyde 4. 1 P 5 ' 4 F i 11 ' e , 1 0 511_11: , :11'5. the day prove fine, it will be a noble Sigo..A pit I t is said chat Mr. ADDINGToN on FridYhi'lm stopped Lord EUSTON in the street, lac his tender of resignation had not been isi of t he fore His MAJESTY, - and chat, in consequence to pc events which had happened, it would no t s• sent in, so that he was still Ranger of the Par k iiit p Advice was yesterday received at the Adul!,,i,icil hadtbat duce French Gun-boats, full of Troops , ; o p . come out for the supposed purpose of 0? into A(' have thus vrtng, to say to . j ov. were by some mismanagement drawn o eddy off the Isle of Alderney, a nd we arsonsdo olio every soul on board. The number of p l j3O O being supposed to contain 1 . c:: , men. A tl li al 1 OusePre.. Alo Mr. CLEMENTsoN, jun. yesterday - of the office of Deputy Serjeant of the H °' P ig moos, in the room of his father, who retires,,,e set' appointment does honour to Mr. mAN , ~koov P jeant, who in the person of the son thus B•"" oil}, ledges and rewards the services of the father,, 0 has for upwards of 35 years fulfilled the cl, p ,. aion the station, with honour to himself and sa ti6/8 to the House. of t" Do for BAIRD, one of the Commissione_rise svot Sick and Wounded Board, is go i n g to 11 in the Indies, to insped the health ot ih.; 6:Ortlcn . Fleet theze?