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London, England, 1801-06-10 00:00:00

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The Ring►- has been pleased to constitute and ap.
/Point Pield-Wfarshal Hii Royal Highness Prederick
Duke of York to be Commonder,in Chief ofall His
Majesty's Land Forces in the I.lnitett.Xingdoin of
Great Britain and ireland.
irkiteZaii, Joe 0, 18ot.
The Xing h;is been pleasett to constitute and ap.
rointtharies Edwards terisford, Esq. to be Secre-
tary to iiisMajoty's Consmissioners for managing
the Stamp Dutiesi in the place and stead of John
arcitel4 E. deceased,.

JUN,[' Ii? FS.
Darlams, etlmeceetgr, huirefont. Attornies, AfESSi3;
~.13awbimpri and aldWins La: Kasten. •
'iniam Findlay, of Lirtritepl, merchant, AttOnlitSi
• \fable/COM and Light, guih-kme, Girton-street.
John Gover4 o whiNgcssuott, Sarnersetsbiret cloth-
, manufacturer. Astor/tidal 1014. r. Bristol ;
, of Messrs. Hill arid *A eredit GrAY?&-gaPi Pcm-
doe.
kilk, of nruly.lane* leatlict-Bator. and curtiet. At.
hurley, Mr. iloushed, llsoovrieistrt, Flett•ifteAt. Rachael Dawson, ql' Edwa,
id-stositt, Poqr9luarci
,
nit* Attorneys Mr. Saxon, i!kimp,;cettrt, Tetrtple.
.orripolos.
"NU J& d. YiSbet, of.Shefitubli moncy.utiVentri at ten,
't
v4nest. t. Ifoltt4sl Polteestinc, jeweller* at tea, at
Vuildhalt
14 'Patricia Ijabllet, of White-Ham-
reeti stcpney, metchant. et one, at Guildhall'.
441 Y 4. H. Fea.tqn, Sant Ikfttry AO) 1.00401 ti faEtor, at
ten, at Guifcibol.
41Y-.1. R. Maher? of North 'Dawson, Devonshire, shOP-
, , ecperulX 1., at foot, at aPhilipee Hotel, Exeter.
f. Whitaker the elder and' W.,Whitaker, of Stock-
Ports Chester, and J. Whitaker the younip, of edgicYr
.ehesteti cotton-mAnufaauters, at eleven, at the Castle
Inn anti Tavern, Stockport.
, 141` 6. J. CoOper, late of Chccicy, Lancaehire, cotton-
.. rtunufaelister, at Alvin at the Red Lion Inn, Preston.
lune io. Mattrice4getliman, late of Turnwheul.lane,
annoo-tfreat, merchant, at ten,
,Cluildhali.
'114444. I.'Lomonita and
twelvep, of Clicapsule,
musical tnstrucntnt rwkers, at , at Ouikihall.
41Y d• W. Molynestx, nor or late of Halifax* merchant, at
, at the Old Cock, Halifax.
R. Smith, late of Ile ..4o Nook, Yorkshire, drovers
At clavtn, the'New Inn, Ski nn.
lune
„rut3o. ar. SoUthan fof Worcester, linen-drapet, at
leven, At the Crown Worcester.
4. N. fohnson' of lieniietd, Sussex, shopkecperi at
a
eleven,t the White Hart, at llenfield.
June 34. Vaughan Griffiths now Or laic of Paternoster-
JUlow• •
, printer • tint at , y,
the shakes
al. of Birmingham, fuler, at elevent at
Tui ,6“akesPe4re Tavern,
_Y.I • W. 'Pallor, of Brighthelmstone, wineomerchant,
Jullt, t valve, at the ;erg, Briglitheirnatune. •
tleIR art' Noningliarn, butchtr, at eleven, at
Nottingham'.
J7,7u?,‘„,,C. Foster, of the Pottitry, bookseller, at ten, at

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SULEM FALAUSA AIJDIAT?

LONDON, JUNE to, 18ot.

the Hamburg!' Mail which became due this
morning, had not arrived when this Paper was put
to Press.

Count BZRN3TORFF, the Danish Minister, was
hourly expeiled at Yarmouth.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, accompanied
by the DUKE of KENT, the Princesses SOPH zit and
AMELIA) and Col. FITZROY, rode on horseback in
Richmond Park.
The Duke of PoatLAND, Earl of LEICESTER,
and several Members of the House of Commons, had
audiences of His MAJESTY yesterday at two o'clock
at Kew Palace.
The communication between M. OTTO and his
Government, is now carried on more actively than
it ever has been before. It is conjelured, for we
can only speak on conjeBvrt, that our Ministers
wish to ascertain what hope there may be of Peace,
before the prorogation of Parliament.
Mr. HAMI Ll ON NESBIT and his Lady, and Suite,
'are arrived at Smyrna, on their return to England
from Constantinople, having been on a visit to the
Earl and Countess of ELGIN.

Captain Any, of the Royal Artillery, imme.
diately embarks for Egypt with a large Detachment
of that Corps under his Command., Two Trans-
ports dropped down to Woolwich on Sunday last,
to take in the De.tachment, and likewise a large
supply of Stores. They are expeeted to sail in the
course of the present week. *
The Earl of Amsauay has been pleased to
appoint. Mr. THOMAS SxF.L.rox to be one of the
Yeomen of the Guards, in the room of Mr. JAMES
BISHOP, deceased.
Captain 1-lexaY ROOHFORT, of the Devon and
Cornwall Fencibles, is appointed Fort Major, at
New Cacneva.

General Sir WM. Menowl, K. B. is to he Com-
mander of His Majesty's Forces in Ireland.
Lieutenant Colonel HADDEN, of the Royal Aril-
lery, is appointed Secretary to the Earl of CHAT-
HAM, a 3 Master General of the Ordnance, and Lieu-
tenant Colonel Wll IVA 011.7 H, of the same Corps,
one of his Lordship's Aides-de-Camp.

The Earls of Montt and OitmoND, with Lieut.
Gen. LEIGH, aEted as Honorary Aids-de-Camp to
His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, at the
Review on 'Monday. Comte d'ARTOIs and his Com-
panions afterwards dined with the Pft tmcz and his
Officers at the Bush, at Staines, as did also the Earls
of UXBRIDGi, HARRINGTON, BESBOROUGH, with
a runiber of Nobility and Gentry, General Officers,
ald others, to the amount of a hundred at least.
After dinner, HIS MAJSSTY was seen returning
from Windsor in his phaeton over the bridge, to
which the windows of theodining.room looked, On
this, the PRINCE and all the company crowded to
the windows, and saluted our beloved Sovereign
with the most animated chorus of God „rave the ICJ's,
that was ever heard.

Yesterday the r 4.th Regitrient of Dragoons, com-
manded by Major-General EGERTON, marched in-
to Romford Barracks from Berkshire. This fine
corps is dressed' after the Austrian style, and is
800 strong.

•
The following tetter from Lieut. den. the Hon.
H. E; rox, to the Right Hon. Ht i DUNDAS,
dated Mahon, zsth April, 18or, has been laid on
the Table of the. House of Commons, accompanied
with. the Letters containing the Offers therein al.
luded to

" It is with the greatest satisfaaion I am to acquaint you,
that the Ist and zd Battalions of the 17th). the tat and ad
Battalions of the Loth ; the 3ist, 36th, and Sad Regiments
. the Battalion olLight infantry, under the commando' Lieu.
tenant. Col. Ross, composed of the Light Companies of the
above Regiments, .and that of the Ancient Irish Fencibles,
and Capt. Mi ttAit'S Company of the Royal Artillery, have
in the handsomest manner, to a man, come forward with an
Ofkr of their Services for Egypt. I have thanked them in the
strongest terms for their spirit and ardour, and accepted their
Services in case they should now, or at any future time be
called for. I have also assured them that I should not lose a
moment's time, through you and His Royal Highness the
Commander in Chief, in laying before His MAJ IST y their
zeal and attachment to his service. Indeed ton much praise
cannot be Riven to the ,Nun-commissioned Officers and Alen
on this occasion, as I am copfident it proceeded from them-
selves; for although-the otter was most
,joyfully received by
the Ofßcersi they felt a proper delicacy m not first suggest-
ing, it to the M..•
" I .hoe since received a further Offier from the Ist and *d
Battalions of the Both and 31st Regiments, which I have the
honotir also to inclose."

Tile MILITARY Co I. LEGE.—This establishment
it to consist of .a Senior • and Junior Department.
In -the Senior
,department will. be admitted thirty
'Officers,", to be instructed in the duties of the Gene.
ral Staff of the Army, and in particular those which
Wonl! to the Qtiarter.Master General in the Field.
The junior department, to be for the instruction of
those Who are, from early life, intended for a tnili.
tall profession, and who will by this means be well
grounded in a knowledge of Acme, previous to
their attaining the age that enables theM to hold
Commissions in the Army. This department is to
receive 366 Students, from the ages of fourteen to
sixteen ; of which number, so may be Cadets of the
East India Company's service; too, the sons of
Noblemen and Gentlemen who may intend there for
the service; too, the sons of Officers aftually in
the service; and So, the sons of Officers, who have
died or been disabled in the service, and are left in
pecuniary distress.
The Portugueze Government have Stllt Ail the
French ,and Spanish Prisoners which they had to
Cadiz, at the particular request 'of the
This looks as if come accommodation may yet take
place, and that Portugal may be, saved from the •
effects of French invasion, •

The Jacobin Papers here ate endeavouring to
prove that the French Torte in Egypt is greater
than it has been represented, and that NlErioli has
still a very fortnidablas Army, This 4taternent is
Wilt upon the_testimony of. CtEMENt, the Vtdnch
Officer, Whose account, we know from wore Anil",
tic documunts', to be wholly gilts,

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PORTSMOUTH; JUNE 9.

Was+ out of Harbour His Majesty's. Ship
Arrived the hope, PEARCE, froM Cherbourgi
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