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Wer-Olicr, Jsiste 9.

Kd Regiment of Dragoon GordaSurgeon John Harvey, town
the 644 Toot, to be Surgeon, ewe Delved, appointed Sur-
to the Forte'.lirrDitte--Lteutenant Randall Toos to be Captain of a Troop,
by porches., ties Knox, who ream. Comet Patrick Herrin
Goalie to be Lieutenant, vice Foot.
tlitio—Capesin Witham Mansfield Mershon, from the
atla Toot, se be Captain of a Company, vice Temkin,.
wise exchanges.
GARRISONS.
idefer-General William Fawcett to be Governer el Limerick.
vice General Lori CLiriia, deceased.
Llembenwsi Joan Fitarnauriee, on Hall Pay of the 86th Foot,
le be Tovnalllajoc of Prince Edward's Wand, vice Geier, 4s-
cossed.

SANKRU?TCY SUPERSEDtD.

-Daniel Cielnwood and William Wykes, of Kensington, Nurse-

BANKRUPTS.

Thome, Chlppersiale. of St. Martin' .lane, onholaterer, to
etirrender June 12 and 20, and July 0, at eleven, at Gl:dd.
hall. Attorney, Mr Burgess, Corson•street, May-Fair.
• Robert Smith, of Timberland, Liooo4ll, grater, tesorrender
Jona 16 and 13, and July 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Attorney, Mr. Luckett, Rasinghall-street, London.
Stephen Bally, of Bristol, tailor, to surrenla June 25 and
N 116. and July 21, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Rath.
If Alllonasys. Meters. Board and Ridpath, Bath ; or Myron. San-
-1 ape, Horton end Treveeen, Crane•eourt, Fleet-street, Louden.
Robert Thompson, of South Shields, Durham, block and
meet maker. tostirrender June 23, and July 4 and 21, at eleven,
at the Golden Lion kin, South Shields. Attorneys, Messrs-
Halt and Bell. Bow lane, Cheapside, London ; or Mr. Chris-
*split, Bainbridge, South Shields.
David &thin, of Eing•toti•uponaull, draper, to surrender
June IS, at twelve, 211. and July ill, at 'keen, at Guildhall,
Loden. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildrees•Court, Poultry,
Gasp Mike% et Kendall, Westmoreland, brandy-met-
fittent. it mamonder bum 19 and 23, and July 21, at ten at
Guild, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Wright and larill,
Chaneery-lane, London.
Thomas Plemleigh, now or late of Brinni, grocer, tosw-
nindar June 13 and 23, and July 21, at eleven, at the Bush
inn, Corn...street, Bristol. A ttnrtirts, Merin. Kinderity,
Long, aid lure, Symowl'siint, Chancery-lane, London; or
John Henry Fiankes, Small .trust, Bristol.
Join Bicknel, of Litre Madders-street, Hanover-square
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Healer In artifscial novren, to surrender Jurae 16 and 23, and
July 21, at tell, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George
' mess, Warwlcknitreet, Golden, square.
DIVIDFNDS.
July 2. Richard Paley, of Leeds, York, statplusßer, at tat,
l' at the Hotel, Leeds.
July 3. Joseph Littler, of St. Clement Danes, jeweller, at
Guildhall.
at
Thomas ?OA!! Banner, of N.-holm-lane, iminrarsee.
at eleven, at Guildhall.
William Fry, of Bury•cosur, St. Mary Axe, user-
% jjsuucly;bl.3:tere 3;atten, at Guildhall.
James Draper, of Sherranl•streat, cabinet-maker,
at ye, at Guildhall
July i Henry Hal% It Am:kin-lane, oil-man, &towels", at
tali.
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Jelly 7. James Day, of Oxford-etreet, tinen•draper, at ten,
at Guildhall.
July 2. Henry Williams, of Crickhowell, county of Brecon,
money-oerivener, as eleseil, at the Bear inn, Criekhowell.
July 16. John Lowman, late of Whitehurch, Southampton,
machine-wee, at throe, at the White Hart inn, Whachurch.
June SO. Henry Bird, of Clifton, Gloucester, shoemaker,
at tleven, at the Rummer tavern, All Saint's-lane, Bristol.
June 49. Charles C,egg, late of Milnrow, !ranch of Boehdle,
Lancawer, woollen-manufacturer, at one, at the Star inn,

Dean-gate.
July 4. Richard Davies, of Shrewsbury, porter-merchant,
at eleven. at the Castle inn, Shrewsbury.
July 2. Benjamin Richardson, of Long Acre, coach-maker,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 4. James Curtis, of Oxford, wine and brandy merchant,
at ten, at Guildhall.
July 4. Israel Levy, of Lambeth-road, merchant, at ten, at
July 2 D ivid Sivright, late of Queen-street, Cheapside,
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 4. George Duckett, of Middlesex street, Sonter's-town,
timberwnerchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 4. Peter Grove, now or late of Suaresbreek, pariah of
Wanstcad, F.saex, baker, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 30 John Davis, of Wallingford, Berks. wine and bran-
dyrmerchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 3. Pritchard Haswell, late of little Guildfortkstreet, in
the pariah of St. George, Bloomsbury, carpenter, at ten, at
Guildhall.
July 4. William Buck, now or late of St. Mary at hill,
merchant, at ten, at Gnildhalli
July 3. Jeseph Edwards, of Peter-street, Bloomsburyaquare,
plumber, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 7. Dudley Jointon, of Saint Pad's Church-yard, trunk-
maker, at ten, at Goildhall.
July 21. Thomas Sinter', of Sasinghall-street, factor, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
July 3. James Hoy. of Chords:lane, parish of St. George,
Middlesex, bricklayer, at twelve, at GuiklhaU.
July 3. Timothy Harris, of Waltham Holy Crow, Essex,
pin-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 14. John Towndsew, now or late of Wettnington,
Bedford, hawker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFICATES—Jets[ 30.
Charles Leonard, of West Bromwich, Stallard, iron-muter.
John I.4'onton Wallis, of Cokbester, Essex, merchant.
Joseph Wheeler, late of the Red Lion, Hampstead, Middle-
sex, victualler.
John Ringruse, of the city of York, vintner.
John Jeffery, of Bristol, cutler.
James Graham, of Piceadily, watch-maker.
Charles Bukhara, of Stowniarket, SuSilk, butcher.
Robert Jameson, and Samuel M'Qauid, of Sharborne"lalles
merchants.
Thomas Dennison, of
chant
Robert rerttleton, of Lancaster, merchant.
Barrhoiume,- No Need, of Great Sutton-street, Clerkcawell,
estch-case.malser.
Thomas Norris. of Manchester, cotton-merchant.
William Bell, of Soathamptiati.street, Govent-Garden, hosier.

Guodisaiii-fields, met.

THE BRITISH PRESS•

LONDON,
MONDAY. Jui 11.

Oa Saturday, while Mr. LIVINGSTON was anti
cipatiag the hospitalities which he was to enjoy at
the Woburn Sheepsheering, and the Agricultural
Meeting at Holkham Hall, he received his pass-
ports, and an intimation from Government that his
presence in this country was not desirable. He ac-
cordingly left town, we understand, immediately,
and has probably, before this, sailed for France. We
were the first to state that the visit of Mr. Fox and
Mr. Gamy to Mr. PITT, on Monday last, related to
this Gentleman, and ire have had since reason to
think that our information was correct. It was mat-
ter of surprise to many that a man—who has uni-
formly shewn an unfriendly disposaion towards
England s who had, in the recent instance of the
charge against Mr. Danes, betrayed an indecent
zeal to flatter BON AAAAA z, and to pronounce the
British Minister guilty spent:pay* evidence—should
have come to England at such a crisis. All those
who regarded Mr. LIVINGSTON as an object of sus-
picion, and limed him with a jealous eye, will ap.
plaud Mr. PITT for this a& of vigour and energy.
Others will recognise in it too great a resemblance

to the conduit of BoNa►aaT[, who, in 1802, or.
dered the Imperial Minister, COUrlt STAN/X.4 'KILO,
to quit Paris in twenty-four hours, because he was
surefted of being hostile to the French Govern.
meat. For our own part, we are not aware that
any real or serious danger was to be appre-
hended from his presence, in a country which
is, front end to end, one blase of loyalty, pa-
triotism, and courage. We think it would have
been more dignified to have aced like the General,
who took the spy to every part of his camp, shewed
him the spirit that his army breathed, the discipline
that prevailed in it, and sent him back with an in-
janaion to tell the enemy all that he saw.

The division of Friday night, upon the second
reading of Mr. PITT', Defence Bill, has siacesbeen
the subjes of conversation in every company. The
prevailing opinion is, that he will not be able to
stand his ground. Indeed rumour has gone se far
as to state that he is determined to resign. We think
that his “ ambition is' made of sterner stuff," and
that he will never yield while a chance of success
remains. The coalition consider his defeat inevit-
able ; and it must be confessed that they have good
cause for sanguine expeftations. In the present
state of the country, he will not dare to dissolve the
Parliament. lie must conquer, or fall with the
forces already mustered in the field ; and here the
prospect is most discouraging. Mr. ADDINGTON'S
majority, upon the 23d of April, was 52; upon the
25th, as we have already stated, it was 37. Both
of these divisions were trials of strength. On the
former, the number present amounted to 460; and
on the latter to 443. This was the case of a falling
Minister, whose influence and power were drawing
to a close ; while Mr. PIT r, with all the eclat of new

authority, with splendid talents, and all the reposes
of an eighteen years' campaign of successive victo-
ries, finds himself, upon his first division, with only
a majority of 40, in a House of 402. A majority
so small must destroy all confidence in the perma-
nence of his Administration. It will detach his
loose friends, and it will throw the wavering and
the neutral into the ranks of Opposition. More
than 40 Members left the House before the divi-
sion. Of thzse, a large proportion may be expeCted
to unite against him; while, from the aCtivity
used to muster all his strength, little hopes re-
main of his being able to supply the deficiency
by new levies. But not only the number of the
Opposition,bat its chara,ler, is peculiarly discourag-
ing to Mr. PITT. He saw in it, Mr. J. H.
Baowss, Mr. Et trsow, and several others, who
gave his former Administration their uniform sup-
port, and were reckoned among his staunchest
friends. Mr. ADDINGTON also swelled the ranks
of Opposition, and with him near fifty of his friends,
who feel indignant at the treatment he has received
Irons Mr. PITT. But the circumstance most alarm-
ing remains to be noticed.—Mr. Pin r is no longer
the man he was. He has lost much of that im-
posing manner that used to bear down all opposition,
of that commanding tone that carried the House
along with it. Even his eloquence does not attempt
the bold and rapid flights in which it used to indulge,
while the genius of Mr. Fos appears to rise' upon
him. In fiat, the brilliant colours in which fancy
decked;Mr. PITT have faded, and stripped, in a great
degree, of adventitious ornament :be, who was con-
sidered superior to his species, now approaches the
standard ofordiaary men. A meeting of the prin-
cipal Members of Opposition will take place this
morning at the Marquis of BUCIEINONA WS. We
understand they are determined to dispute every
inch of ground with the Minister.

We have received Paris Papers to the lit instant.
The Alwitterr, of the Slit, contains a letter from
CI; UDIII, Under Commissary of the Marine for
Corsica, which states, that a vessel from Bastia, call-
ed the Conception, sailed from Leghorn on the 4th
Floreal, with a convoy, laden with provisions and
merchandise, and fell in with an English cruiser off
the Isle of Capraja, of much greater force, which took
two of the convoy I but being brought to anion by
the French ship, was carried by boarding, after an
obstinate action of three quartets of an hour: the
French Captain also retook one of the prizes. The
English vessel, the name of which is not mentioned,
had one man killed, and clever wounied ; the
French had five wounded.

A continuation of the State Thais at Paris will
be found in the last page.

We have also received letters and pipers from
Holland to the 3d ; but their contents are a i,t?cipated
by the Paris Journals.

Saturday evening, about six o'clock, Their M
J 551 its, in a post-chariot, followed by tip: Pal N.
CESSIS, in two coaches and tour, took an airing on
the F.dgeware road, and returned thi nig!. the prin-
cipal streets and squares, few minutes be:ote
Yesterday evening the same Royal Party, about
the same hour, to,.k an airing on the I larro.v road.
Saturday, at half past twelve o'clock, the RLSSI as
An BASIA DOR had an audteme ut Lord H• saow v
at his Office.
Saturday, at ten o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at Mr. PITT'S house, which sat till past two.
A Court of Aldermen will be held to-morrow at
Guildhall, for the purpose of ele:ting the liulers of
the Watermen and Lightermen's Company, for the
year ensuing, and on other business.
The Prince of WALLS has appointed ROWIT
ADAMSON, Esq. of Berkley-square, to be His Royal
Highness's Purveyor of Wines.
Davies GIDDY, Esq. is returned to Parliament
for the Borough of Helleston.
Major-General FawcErr is appointed Governor
of Limerick, in the room of the late Lord CL RINA.
The Gazette of Saturday night states, that several
Artificers have, from time to time, gone into foreign
countries, to exercise their several callings, and
contains extras from the several statutes, to prevent
artificers from leaving the kingdom. It also con-
tains an order of Council for prolonging, for six
months, the prohibition against the exportation of
arms and ammunition.
The Gazette also announces the following ap-
pointrnenu the Earl of DAXTKOVTII, to be Lord
Chamberlain; the F.arl W two Nti.sts, Groom of the
Stole; Lord Moto e AVE, Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster; the Duke of Mos r noes and, in his
absence, Giorole Rost, President of the Board of
Ccniroul ; Earl Poets, Lord lieutenant of the
c . ,::ie. of Salop and Montgomery ; and Lord
Dv' volt, Lord Lieutenant of-Cum o ihenshire.
Th., three Regiments of East India Volunteers
are to be reviewed this day by the Duke of YORK,
in Hyde Park. The Earl of HAKRISSUVON gives
the word of command.
The second reading of Tiones Divorce Bill was
moved on Friday, in the House of Lords, but some
difference of opinion having arisen upon the evidence
adduced at the Bar, the farther consideration was
postponed until to-morrow se'nnight.
A letter from Boulogne, dated May 27, states,
that T. F. FRANZVILLE, condemned to death by
the Military Commission as a Spy, and for having
kept up a correspondence with the English, was ex-
ecuted this mornng at four o'clock.
The Negroes of St. Domingo have spared the
lives of the Physicians, Sus, American Fac-
tors, and a few Cultivators,rEZng, however, taken
most of their females as their own servants, and con-
demned others to put•lic labour.