The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Peb. 25, 1806. War Offer, Feb. 25. Zd Regiment of Dragoon Guards,' Cornet William Rogers to LiLatelatit, by purchase, vice Pringle, promoted itz the .66th Foot. • sth bitio,. Hospital-Mate John M'Fadgen to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Clarke, promoted in the 27th Foot. isth Regiment of Light Drago6ns, Major laines fvlacdonnell, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Major,'vice Cotton, . who exchanges. t7th Ditto, Major Lynch Cotton, from the ssth Light ,Dra goons, to be Major, vice Macdonnell,, who exchanges. Geoige William Ross Lewin, Gent. tti be Comet, by pur chase, vice White, wh I; retires. - soth Ditto, Comet George A. Burgbyne,frOris the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenatit„ without purchase. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Samuel Good, Gent. to •be Asiistant Surgeon, vice Plenderleath,. appointed to the Royals. . - . . Ist Regiment of Foot, Ceofge Carnevale, cent. to be En sign, by purchaLe, vice Macrea, proinited in the•gth . Foot. 7th Ditto, Secon'd Lieutenant John .lair, from the asst Foot, to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice Wallace, appointed to the istli Light Diagoons. The ilon. joint ikshburnhant to be ,Lie.utenant, without purchase, vice Biller, appointed to the 74th, loot. Eth Ditto, Peter Smith,. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vicelli-rmingham, promoted. t . toll Ditto, tiospiial-Nlatq . J. R. Gore to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice. Glasse promoted. itit Ditto, Shapland Carew Morris, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice„Browne, promoted. s3th Ditto, Ensign - Preston to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Yite Bayley, , appointed to the 3 st 'Foot. En sign - johnson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vicel-landcock, promoted. Charles Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Preston. . Samuel Shawe, Gent. to be ditto, vice Johnson. si - th Ditto, Wm. Wood, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Bonnor, who resigns. ti'ith Ditto, lanieS Colloiv, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur cha,e, vice Marrett, who resigns. .25th Ditto; Robert Forster Dale, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Robertson, promoted. 26th Ditto, Captain Patrick N. Savage to be Major, vice Davidson; deceased. To be,Captains.of CoMpanies—Lieutenant James A. Hope, vice garstin deceased. Lieutenant Henry Eyre, vice Hog.. gins, deceased. Lieutenant Robert vlee.Cameron, . deceased. To be Lieutenants—Ensign lames Steadman, vice Camp bell, deceased. Ensign Thomas Thompson, vice March * man, deceased. Ensign Robert Smith, vice Brown, tie ceased. Ensign 'Joseph Nunn, vice Hope. • To be Ensigns— -- Shearrnan, Gent. vice Steadman. James Hervey, 'C ent. vice Thompson. To be Q iarter- Master Quarter-Master-Serjeant Charles Elliot, vice Robertson, deceased. 2.7t1i Ditto, Thomas Cradock, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Parsons, promoted. 33d Ditto, lltevet Lieutcnant-Colonel Walter Elliot to be Lieutenant-Colonel,. Without purchase, vice Sir Arthur Wellesley, promoted. 35th Ditto, John H. Clough, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Henderson, who resigns. 36th Ditto, Ensign Arthur Parker to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. John Vincent, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Parker. • , 39th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Alexander Morrow, rice Webb, deceased. Ensign, and Adjutant John Lord to have the Rank of Lieutenant. En iv,n Harclress Saunderson, vice Swyney, promoted in the stitlT Foot. Ensign Richard N. Baldwin, vice P render gurst. superseded. Ensign John William Pollard, 'vice • • M'Kenzic„ appointed'to the 93d - Foot. To be E nsigns...lohn Chambers., Gent. vice Morrow. Shuckburgh, Gent. vice Saunderson.. W heath, Gent. vice Baldwin. William Waters, Gent. vice Pollard. 4oth Regiment 61 Foot, Lieutenant Robert' Henry Wood to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, - lace -11anslip, who retires. ' * 7 43d Ditto, Major John Macdonald, from Hal f e liarof the loth West India Regiment, to be Major, vice Campbell, ap pointed to the i4tti Fool: Thomas Capel, Gent, to be Ensign,hy purchase, vice Wilmot, promoted. 47th Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant John Haggart to be •Quarter Master, vice Harley, appointed Paymaster to the ad Battalion, , - 48th Ditto, Thortias Wright, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Chesslyn, promoted.- • • • 54th Ditto, Major Niel Campbell, from the 43cl' Foot, to be Major, vice Pye, who retires on Ifalf,pay of the toth West I ndiii Regiment. Erisigri D. ~S. Moulsdale, from the 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Donaldson, deceased. 6t sf Ditto, -Lieutenant Henry Ellis to be Captain of a Corn- I;any, by purchase, vice Coghlan, promoted. Ensign L. Mottlaunt to he Lieufenant,by putchasc, vice Tench, pro moted in theB7th. toot. • , 64th Ditto, Lieutenant J. H. Peiirs to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Armstrong, appointed Paymaster to the 7th Foot. - 65th Ditto, Ernest F.Pirch, Gent. to be 4nsign, vice Adney, deceased. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Oliver Miller, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Pocock, promoted in the tzth Garrison Battalion. ' 76th Ditto, John Harty, Gent: to be Ensign, without pur.. chase, vice Cuthbert, promoted in the 7th Foot. , 78t11 Ditto,lohn Lennon, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, • vice Christie, promoted: 8 tst Ditto, George Pearson, Gent; to be Ensign, without purchase, vice lvloulsdale, promoted in the 54th Foot. Sthi Ditto, Ensign Stephen B. Johnstone, ufrom Half-pay, 'of the late 79th Foot, to be Ensign , vioeGteg - ry, who ex changes. 91st Ditto, Samuel Lucas, Gent. - to be Ensign, by purehase, Vice Wallace, appointed to the 14th Light Dragoons. 93d Ditto, Lieutenant Donald M`Kenzie, from the 39th Foot - , to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 94th Ditto, Flospital Mate Baillie Ron to be Assistant Sur geort, vice M'Arthur, appointed to the 724 Foot. 97th Ditto, Robert Carter, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Gilbert, promoted in the id Garrison Battalion. - )arrics Maygarty, Gent; to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Romance, promoted in the 60th Foot. itoyat Waggon Train. Assistant Surgeon jolt Hopkins Radford, front the 87th loot, to be Assistant Surgeon. ed Garrison battalion, Surgeon Peter M'Arthur, trom t,he 60th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Battye, appointed to a Re... cruiring ;at Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensigli Samuel M'Cully to be Lieutenant, vice Richardson, placed. on the Retired List. Quarter -Master Robert Craig, from the 18th Light Dra goons, to be Ensign, vice • Captain George Pigot, of ,the 99th Foot, to be Major in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon R. W. Batty . , from the zd Garrison Battalion s to be Surgeon of a Recruiting Dist rid." ktEMORANDUM. Tite Appointment or Ensign Joseph Malone, frorp the Sth ; - arrisortitlattalion, to he Lieutenant, vvithout.purchase, in the iStli Regiment of 'Foot, as,stated its the Gazette of the 9th February, iSos, has not taken place. Lieutenant Wil tram Dcrisley.. Flamstead, of the Ist Regiment of Dragoons, is superseded, being absent without Leave. ERR ATUM in the Gazette of ;he zuhDec. 7th Regiment of Foot. For Henry Prevost, Gent. to, be Lieutenant, without purchase, read, Ensign Henry Pre yosr,. from the 46th Foot; to be Lieutenant, without Our chase., • Commissions it; the Frazerburgh Volunteer Infantry, signed hy the brt! Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire. Second Lieutenant George• Milne\ to be First Lieutenant, vice. G. Gordon, roigried. Dated lan. 21, 1806. Ensign Dhn Gorden to be Fifst.Lieutenatitf v i ce Milne, p rom p te d . ated as,above. Pat:missions sig , tea ly the Lord Lie:de:want of die County of Ayr. 2d Rer , intent of Ayrshire Volunteer Ljantry • Ist Battalion—Win. Ait3.spn Smith, Esq. to .be Captain. Dated fan. 2.8, 1806. Lieut.,Gabriel Muir, from the ad Battalion, to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Ensign John Boyle, fr, , in ditto, to be Ensign Dated as above. id Battalion—Alexander Nicholl, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Boyle, transferred to the t?t Ba ttalion., Dated .as above. Cammissiwrs iq•the Camberwell Volunteer Infantry, signed by Lord Teignmouth, lire-Lieutenant of • the C•denty of Surrey. Captain Henry Norcort Ward to be Major, vice Biridulph, resigned: Dater; Feb. 17, tSO6. Lieut. W.m. Wilson , to bo Captain, vita Woodbridge, resigued. Dined lan, ty, 1806. Lieut. Gideon Acland to be din,?, vice Ward. Dated Tube Lieutenants —Ensign Vincent Wano4trocht, vice Wll.. 43;1 Dated lag. 11, iSob• Ensign, Thorn.as MacintoAh, vice Mallatig.ll,'reslgned. Dated lan. 17; rAu§,, Ensign Tee: Paul gtenicr, v;ce Aclattd. Dated Feb: 17 111;46. To be Ensigns—l-re:try Wrn. Sinith,Cent. vice Wanbstrocht. Davit Jai:. 17, :606. Win. Macintosh, Gent. vice. T. MaCiltl , Js)l. as above. Rub. Stukes, Cri.nt., vice Gmniey. Dated Feb. 17, 134)6. MAILS: •: , • Dut.--q Hamburgh, 3 Gotteliburgh, r Lisbon, r Dubin!, z ‘Vatertard. . PRICE lit STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWCI.Nr& O'CLOCK. Consols . - 6o I Red. Ann. - 611 THE 'SUN. SOLIZIQUIS DICERE FALSUM , AUDEAT LONDON, TITURSDAy, FEBRUARY 27, 1806. A report was yesterday circulated, that the dif ferences between Prussia and France had risen to such a height as to render hostilities almost inevit able. There is Pot, we believe& any foundation .for , . . this report ; but there can be no doubt that the Ca binets of ‘Berlin. and.the Thuilleries must view each. other with a degree of 'suspicion and distrust which niay very probably lead, to 'open hostility ; thoggh,in the present.state of Europe, th l ey hare both': strong rea sons twavold it. Prussia cannot wish for a Wae - With France; the result Of which may not only diniihish her: power, but endanger her very existence as an . independent State: on the other band, BONAPARTEY Wall all his confidence in his own fortune, and in the bravery of his Troops—with all his last of con quest, must be aware of the difficulties he would have to encounter in engaging in a War with Prussia, a 61 .! . ing in concert with Russia and Great Britain ; . besides, :Italy, . though nominally subje6ted to lA's power, is in a very uriettled, state ; and An,stria& though humbled; it by no means subdued. It seems, indeed, from the last Alloniteurs, that . BONAPARTE already begins to entertainsome uneasiness with respea to the dispositiOn and intention of the Cabinet of,Vienna. The French.official Paper makes a formal complaint against the EMPEROR of GgtotANY for employing Count STADION as:his Minister; and if it be true that Baron THUGUT is again to be placed at the head of the Councils of Austria, we may expeel to find those' complaints converted into menaces. The Paris Papers, which arrived last night to the '2oth, and Dutch Journals to the 23d instant, afford little in addition to what we have before stated re speaing ,the situation of affairs on the Continent. The French , Arrny, on the Maine, was, it appears, receiving reinforcements, not only by means of the Troops,returninc‘from Moravia, but the Division of . General 14yA.L, which foemed part of the Arius , of the North -and 'afterwards returned to Strasburgh, , had received orders to march to the Minks of the .Maine. • This is an additional proof of the want of cordiality baween Prussia and France; and although there may b* at present a disinclination to enter into hostilities,-.we_have little doubt, as we before stated, that Prussia will ultimately find that she must either, sacrifice her honour and her rank as, a first-rate Power, at the shrine of the inordinate ambition of BONAPARTt; or resolutely combat in the Field the Armies of France. - IT gives us the sincerest pleasure to be able . to State, • that the present Government ,are unceasingly employed in correcting the Manifol& abuses .which have but too long e4isted in the expenditure ofthe Pub lic Revenue. recant regulation in the Offide of the Paymaster-General of, the Forces, isone proof among many which we could adduce to ,this fa&.' It 'had been the prgaice of the Army Agents to get into their hands the issues from' the Pay-Office fivr.S;lff.- pay and Contingencies whenever ,those issues were made, and to retain the money; and it has been some time before the several Stat - Y-OfficeS, and , thoselo whom it was appropriated, could get the money out of their possession ; by which - condua much profit Was made by the'Agents ; the general service considerably injured ; and individuals but too often reduced to severe distress. TO rem* thee eli114; which were growing to an intolerable height, a regu lation has recently been adOpted, a hick dlreas, that notice . , shall be given in the London Ga zette, and the other Newspapers, of the day on which issues are made for any of the above-men tioned services. Thus the Staff .Offices will be offi - eially apprised of the momenton which they ought to receive their demands, and no excuse can exist for protra&ing the payment to the several claimants upon them The pUTCHT.SS of YORK visited THEIR MAJES TIES 011 Tuesday. . _ Yesterday morning His 111.1:TESTY, the DUKES of KENT and PAMBRIDi4E, PRINCESSES _AUGUSTA, MARY, and So lA, went to St. George's dupe', and heard a . Sermon,. by Dr: COOKSON, from the .d chapter' o f Geneils, and tt th verse. After Di vine -Service,' the PARTY went to Frogmore. We understand that the Right Hon. JAMES Frrz- GERAT,D he_al;popited 4,aster of the Rolls, in Ireland, in the place Of Sir MICIImA. SMITH, who retires acnsion. . • .p. Extraa pf a Le4r from Co'rlt, dated the 2.oth Fo'bruarv:-. 7 " Tho Fleet' under Con , , - oy of His Ma-, jekt,y's 'Ship4 i'Vediator" and Squirril, bound to the Woit...;ridies, were -getting %, t ari 1 way when the latest accounts left Cove." .NAVAL NEWS. POIMSMOUTII, the Frigate, Capt. DRAPUH, for the Downs., with convoy; and the 'lardy Gun-brig, on a cruize; also the Per severance, BLASTON, for Embde.n. 4rrived the Friendship, Horwts, from St. Tye's. PLYMOUTH, FEE. 25.--Ariived the Portuguese ,srig Dolores; Capt. Joza DA COSTA, 'from London, .bound to Lisbon ; also the Danish Brig Andre Afar, garetta, Capt. Eta, from Rotterdam, bound to Rochefort, laden with cheese, &c. detained in the Channel by the Martial GutiA)rig. Sailed the Lady-Warren Armed Ship with a Con voy to the Eastward; and the American Ship Sally, Capt. Asusy;for Antwerp. , . . _The A6ive, of 32 guns, in Barney Pool, has got up her main-top-mast, aid is nearly► ready for sea ; the Aigle, of 44 guns,, Capt. WOLFE, in the Sound, will be ready in ten days,' during which period, Capt. one. to London on his priir.ate buiness,. by I . leave of absence: The BellerOphon, of 74 guns, - Captain` 11614 E -11- AM, one of the Trafalgarian Heroes,'is quite ready for'se . a in flatnoaze : she will drop. down ~to, the ioWer moorings td-dayti . and if there is any Wind. she v.ill go intoCawsand Bay, to-morrow. Sailed the Caroline, 14, to the Westward, and for the,Downi, River, and the Red-house, Deptford. . - 'Carne iii a Danish Brig from ROtterdam for Roche fort; with sitar, indigo, coffee, and East India pro duce, captured in going diredly into the - latter port, sent in by the 'Surinam, 18, one of the look 7 out prnizers on the Coast of France. The- Ant, 74; Capt.-GARNET, is hauled off the Jetty Head alongside the Hulk, and is taking in her guns . and other stores. The.old raoiny Cambridge, of 84 guns on three decks, is at length fitting for a Prison-ship in Han Gaze, to receive, when ready, French prisoners. DEAL, FEB. 26.—Arrived yesterdaY evening, L'Espiegk Sloop of War, with a Convoy from Fal mouth, which are sailed for the River. I,'„Fq)itgle remains. • Came down from ,Sheerness ,the Mctrina Gun , brig, and sailed for the French Coast. ' • _ . Came down from the 'liver the Asia and the Fame East-Indiamen ; United States for New- York, and, several other outward-bOund Vedsels, and remain in the, Downs with the rest of the Ships as per last. Arrived .the. A muzrant4 Slaw qf War from a eruize, And sailed.again. Yesterday afternoon the, 104 sloop. 4f War, Cap tain James, arrived in the DJwns from a crime off the,'Freuch Coast, and brought in the Gage, of Newhaven, laden with timber. She. bad been taken by a French Privateer, and retaken by the Kice. The Enemy had set the vessel on tire, which was with difficulty extinguished. The Gage is sent for Ramsgate. GREENOCK, FEB. 24.—The Alexis, LIVINCiTONE, arrived'on Saturday from WilMington, after a pas sage of 41 days ; the Captain reports, that he saw a schooner-rigged Ve4Sel to leeward, off Cape Clear, on the 14th instant, seemingly in distress . ,' sire being then under jury masts, but was in hopes she would reach Cork or Kinsale ; could not learn her name. The Ardent, cROSTIIIV.OTE, arrived here on Saturday night, after a passage of 28 days ; the Re cover y , WYLIE, yesterday, from New-York, after a passage of 30 days ; the Endllimioif; ,CAMPBELL, of this Port, was expe&ed to sail froth thence for .la mica a few days after the abOVeTessels ; and :the Commerce, Arbtrvitz sailed for , Honduras seine days prior.. LEITH, FEB. 24.—OmFriday last arrived in Leith Roads the Pincher Gun-vessel, With the Nile, of Leith, Jont4:Yot.g Master, from HaMbUrgh, with yarn, Scc, which Vessel she brought under her eon : voy. The Nile . has proceeded , to Inverkeithin 0. Bay to undergo some necessary investigations respecting quarantine. GIBRALTAR; JAN. 4.—This morning early, Lord COLIANGWOOD, with thirteen Sail of the Line, passed the Streights to the westward, th,cruize off Cadiz. The Swifisure came to anchor in' the 'Bay to. refit. At twelve o'clock a large. Ordnance Transport was taken off Europa Point by a single Gun-boat, after a short aEtion, and was carried, into Algeciras. A Gun Brig and" two Gun Boats went out to attempt, to re capture her, but they were, as is usually the case here, too late, to be of any service. Hardly a week elapSes that some English vessel is not taken and carried into Algeciras by the Enemy's Gun Boats, in sight.of all our Men of War lying in the Bay. JAN. ti. The Morgiana armed brig arrived from Naples In twenty-two days, with Dispatches from Sir JAMES CRAIG, with which she proceeds for Eng land to-morrow. Sir JAMES CitAiG!s :Army was quartered in the neighbourhood of Naples, where it was supposed they would wait for further orders be fore they proceeded farther into the country. JAN. 7.—The Spaniards are fitting out four Sail of the Line. at Cadiz, which is all that remains of their Fleet in that harbour that is capable of being repaired. They have eight Sail of the Line at Car , thagena, completely ready for sea. It is generally believed in that country that they will be obliged to 'march an Army into Portugal in the spring, by com- Maud of Bo tcArA RTE. The ling of Spain is com pletely in . his dotage, and the Prince of peace, by.whom Oka kingdom is governed, is, devOted to lAo'.': I" A RTR. JAN., 13. , 7—..The Dreadnought, Miptaut, and 'Tintheicrer, 'Arrived -to-day, from Lord COLLING-' WOOD'S Fleet, to take in water and provisions. JAN. 1 4W---The Beagle arrived to day from Lis bon, with the Mails of the 23d ult. JAN. 15.—A1l our accounts 'from Madrid state, that Portugal is to be 'invaded by a Spanish or French Army this summer, and that the French Am bassador there has assured the Spanish Government, in the, most explicit -manner, that BONAPARTE will couseiit to 119 feace, in which Portugal being again annexed to Spain does not form one of the articles of the Treaty. , The Sophie : sails this afternoon, with the MaiW,for Lisbon. Some letters received in Cork from Barbadoes, state several interesting circumstances of the West India Fleet, which sailed from that Port on the 25th of Oetober last, under convoy of the Fisgaid Fri gate and IPolverine Sloop of-Wear: The Convoy, it appears, had separated on the. voyage, and apart remained with the Wolverine ; they proceeded from Madeira on the 27th of November, and kept• a course rather to windward of that usually pursued, in order to avoid the Rochefort Squadron,. which they understood had captured part .of the Africaine's Convoy, andiwere,looking out for them. They ex perienced no interruption until the 7th of Decem ber,. when the Wolverine was_ observed in .chace of a strange sail ; and shortly after the Rotert, of Lancaster, the windWardmost ship of the' Fleet, made the signal of seeing. four. sail bearing down on thetn.'"three cif which "appeared to be large Ships, and the other a Brig. The li(aiverir4e having re linquished her chac.-e and joined the Fleet, made signals to' discover what they were, These not being answered, it was inamedately communi cated to the Ships, that each' was to make for Barbadoes in the best manner She conld. via; by. this time ascertained,. that the Squadron observed was the Enemy's; consisting of three Frigates and a Brig, and that they had dispersed in pursuit of the scattered •Fleet. Aftnr a chace which lasted two hours and a half, they captured the Robert ; and --we regret to state, that on board of her were Ge nerals DRUMMOND, BALEOuR, and NIONTRSOR. —.They then stood for the body of the Fleet, and at night were left in chace, The letter which gives this information is dated the first. of January. . . • On Monday morning, as several of the. Davis' Straits Ships were going to. sea, from Shields, the wadding of one of the suns of the Norfotk, in scat , ing, struck the shoulder and face of Capt. EttANC4e SMITH, Master of the 1-h.fliging, belonging to. Scar-, bro', and instantlT killed him, Yesterday being the day appointed fora General Fast, the sane was observed with . much. decorum every part of thenretropolis. The places of publh; amusement, the shops, &c. were all shut as usual, The 'Volunteers in general repaired to their Parish Churches, and 'the places of Public Worship were for the greater part very respe&ably attended, The Archbishop of CANTimavivi . and six Bishop 3 attended Divine Service at Westminster Abb - ey, 'where the Bishowof 13kigTOL preached an exce,ll44 Sermon, from the .4th Psalm and gbth verse. " Arise for our help, and redeeni us for thy mercy's. sake.'" . . 'The temporal Peers who attended, were the LoaLI CLIA*CEL.I.OII, Earl SPENCER, Earl 1r.t.507..T, lan% WALSINGIIAM, and Ldrd .A.BDEN. The Cult:lca- Lon sat in the first stall, on the left hand of the Choir, the Araibillop Of, CANTERBURY in tLe stall beyond the Dean, the Dishops, beyond him. Earl l'SrENcEit was in 11111 dress, with the ribband and Star of the Order of the Oacter Lord W4Lstricit.&24 •in full dress mourning..: , • , • At St. Margaret's the hean.of It APITO. preached A most excellent Sermon, particularly applicable to the times, before the SrEAKEn and a considerable numbei ., of the 41e11,,bers of the House of (,;,otnmons. frcin Joel ii. and 13th : And ten,d your . hearta, and Aot yov.r gatrlentS, anAttan ta the Lord yow cod," Dr. STRACHEY preached heffire the Nobility at the Chapel Royal. . The Bishop of London read the Communion SerVice. The ,Anthem,_ Have mercy upon me,". by PO acaLL, was sung hy W. K Irxv Err, NIELD, and BARTLENIAK, The PRI/W.IPS CHAR LOTTE of WALES sat in the. Royal Pew, attended by the Bishop of ExEmmt... After the service the PRISCESS visited, Lady CitAnt,orrz The Right Hon. the Loan MAYon;, and Sheriffs DomviLLE and AgsLF.Y, went in, state from the Ma nsion-house, accompanied by several Aldermen, and attended by the City Marshals, &c. to St. Paul's Cathedral, and heard divine service, and an excellent Sermon preached by his Lordship's Chaplain r after which they returned to the Mansion-house. The first Surrey Regiment and Rifle Company were yesterday inspeCted at their armoury by Col. ADDLNBROORE. They mustered between five and hundred, \vt:ll appointed, with their arms and accoutrements in the best possible order. When the inspection was over, Colonel ADDENBROORE ac companied the wbole corps to church, where they heard Divine Service,. and 'a discourse appropriate to the occasion. Lord LO*THER, with a munificence worthy of imitation, gave on St. Thomas's Day, and during the, winter, 22471 b. of butcher's meat td 286 poor per sons within the parish of .Lowther, in Westmore land-, besides warm clothing, and a quantity of ex cellent soup regularly thrice a week, to the most in digent in that parish. His' Lordship has, likewise given tool..towards,the augmentation of the salary of the Schoolmaster belonging to the town of Ackham, near Lowther and has • built 'a new School-house near Hackthorpe, in the perish of Lowther, and be 'stowed ithai. towards increasing the Schoolmaster's salary. The, DuK of QUMBiRLAND has been sitting for whole length Portraits to S'r WILLIAM BEECHEY, and to Mr. WILLLAbIa, of Bath, an Artist who has been much in Italy, and who has formed his style upon the best models of that Country. The first of these Artists represents His Royal I-Ugliness in his Parliamentary Robe:;.. In the other Pitture the DUKE appears in the uniform of his Regiment, and an Equerry is.seen in the . back ground leading a beautiful horse for His Royal Highness to mount; Both Ahese Pi&ures will do credit to the Artists. The Piaurb by. Mr, WI,LIA.o.ti is intended for the City of Doblin.•