The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-13 00:00:00

UNSUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.

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Kirmairci - - 22

Earls Errol, Leven, and Lord Somerville, were not Can-

dilates.

WE received this. morning American Papers to
,
the Bth ult. but tney contain no news. A New-
York Paper,*ea4e4 The People's Friend, contains the
following observatiOns upon the Change of Admi,
pis:ration in this Country

" From the change in the British Cobinet, the,
E` American Executive will meet with a disagree-
" able impediment to the amicable adjustment of
the differences between the two countries. Mr.
F' JEFFERSON Will be called upon tolall-from what
he has been 'offered instead of risitlin. his demands.
" How far his afreaion for BoNAPARTE will coun-
tetbalance the shock of the consequences likely to
resilltfrom it, by suggesting the' advantage which
fr a rupture between America and. England would
" be to his Imperial Maje,sty,-ninglierhaps yet be
sr` discovered."

No intelligence whatever arrived frcin the Conti-.
neat this morning,

The Ulysses; )31.!::1.4, St. Yincents,BELL, Pitt,

and the Pollard, WITHERS, from St. Vin 7
rents; Briton; MARSHALL, from Tobago; Trusty,
WHITE CV/10rd WILSON Severn, Powzr..L,' and
Avon, SHUTER, from, Barbadoes ; Betsey, BAYLY,
.from Grenada ;. Rachael, Svirn , King David, SH
TONE, and Ann, DAVIS, from Nevis; Pilgrim,
BULLPIN,,frpm Sr. Kitts gervin, A NES, and
,the.
?Surinam, 331Y711, from Surinam, part of the home,
ward-bound Leeward Island Fleet, arrived at Bristol
yesterday.

His Majesty'S Ships Anson and Camilla, with the
,Ellison, !Shamrock, Ann and Eliza, ,Symes, and the
rest of the Fleet which sailed from Portsmouth
pa the 16th of April, were left all well on the 18th
of May in lat. 28. lopg 22. by the Decade arrived at.
•
Portsmouth. •

This morning arrived a Mail frOm New-York,
fraught to Falthouth by the Prince Ernest PaCket,
catit..PEThiE, . in twenty-four days passage.
• .• •
• The letters by the Mails recently'. arrived from
Malta and Gibraltar have been delivered. They
state, that .every thing was quiet at the former place
in the beginning of May. About aq of the muti-
neers of Faoakitc's Regiment had teen executed,
and the greater part of the remainder "had. been sent
• to Sicily, from whence two British Regiments were
expeaed to' arrive at Malta. The. Windsor
Castle had got her mainmast shifted, and was ex-
.pe&ed soon to sail for Sicily. • The troops ,in
son at Gibraltar were in good health when our ac-
counts.came away. 'The Transit arrived there on,
the t 6th, and the Ele'ara on the 17th ult. both from.
Malta'; and on the 18th the Ampsizion: also arrived.
at Gifitaltar from Malta, with convoy, and 26 Sail
for England. ; . . •
A Connell or'the Cabinet Ministers was yesterday.
held at the Duke of PORTLAND'S, on the advices re-
ceived front Egypt.
A private letter by tile Ship Herthles, from the
West Indies, mentions, that, Lord LAVrtionCN' had
resolved to- relinquish his Government of Antigna,
and was, expected to leave that Island by the: first
homeward-bound- Packet-after the Ist of Sir
EnwAitoTts.EKITT is appointed to, the lucrative ,si-
tuation of colleCtor of that port.
The Militia is certainly to be redUced to the same
establishment as in the year 1799, which will transfer
one fifth of its present strength to the line. Regi-
ments of twelve companies will be reduced to ten ;
those of ten,. to eight ; and, so in proportion. •Super-
ntunerary-Officers will receive an advance of three
months pay on retiring.
The new Bishop of .BRISTOL, who was (and is)
Reaor of. the Parish of St. Andrew,liolborn, retains
that living at the express desire of His MAJESTY,
the income from his Diocese being one of the smallest
held byra Spiritual Peer. _ '
On WedneSday the foundation, stone of St.
peorge's Church, to be built in Ruchanan-street,
Glasgow, fronting the West end of George-street, •
was laid, with the solemnity usual on_Sneh an occa-,-
;ion. The Lord Provost, Magistrates,
.and. Council
Were accompanied by the Clergy and 'the Mem-
Ders of the Merchanta and Trades 'hofises..
The watchman and others who were wounded in
Holborn, are so far recovered 44 to be 44 to want
LiDout,