The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-21 00:00:00

' zUCtis, It.
Vatigliati: A Clarke, 1. Dasliwpod, C: Asgill,
L Criiiz, H. Dalrymple, W. Langley,). Talbot, I, Esdaile,
- - ir• MoVston, E. B:irkeri I. North, S:Cotterell, Ana P. Hale:
Admirahr—Parker, Berkley, Sir R. Calder, and Sir.). Gel!.
' Generalr :-Firich, Marsh, Loftus, Harris, Sowerilohnston,
Dundas, Simcoe, Boss, Hall, Hotham, Wilford, Necdlyan,
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Irwin, Brownrigg, Phil,ps, Luniley, and Fisher. •
Colonic--Windsof, Clayton, Fitzroy, Saville, . Lumley,
Fane, Mitchell, Hugl.‘s, Simpson, Barnard; and Lemon.
itiajo-±—Rehow (Silver-sticl:). Calcraft,-and Emen.
Capt.iina-, Legge, Berresford, Fraser, Gould, Blake, Strut.
ton, and Barker.-
Messrs. -Wilberforce, H. Lascelles, H. Addington,, Gren-
Ville, York, Nlunday, B. Watson, King, Rigby, Tierney,
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.Grey, Sloane, Price, Wyndham, Adam, Lovett, Fagel,
Nevi', Ward, Faulkner; Craig, Wickham, Stewart, Thel,
lussou, I.:civet!, Chumleyi S. Arrow, L. 4aville,..ilartwell,
.14ills, Panton, Jackson, Turner, Villiers, Kinnaitd, Botive:
'it. riE-,*11)11-Vdt:, Duncombe, Smith, Gordon, Fuller, •Stopford,
.Colletou,,Black,,Ke,ne, Feversham, Jordan, Goodall, wode. " honse,Jl'..-Mo'ystoii, WestbrOok, Paterson, Windsor, Stanley,
;,Howard, 'Fairfax, E. Archer, Ellison, Cavendish, Sand.
Wich; ).angler, A:Stanhope, Brackett; W. Turner, Hop-
kins, Fowry, Halliburton, . Fulbrock, fleneage, Illaclotan,
Champney, Bell :Ise, Williams, Buller' Egan, Langham,
Scott, Masters, Lebb, Blackett, Mattocks, Park, Orde, T.
lowther, Oliver, and C. Mills. . .
Several Addresses to His. MAJESTY, on his late
escape,
were presented, among' them
From the County of Ayr, by the Earl of Eglingtoun •
From Yorkshire, by Mr. Wilberforce and Mr. Laseelilty, ;
From the Burgh of Irvine, by Lord Montgontery ;
Prom: the Presbytery of Cupar ; and • • ,
From Coventry, by the Earl of Warwick. I
The following Presentations to fits MAJESTY
took place ; - • ,
• Sir Robert Carr and Mr. Bebb, by,the Marquis Cornwallis;
Lord Kingston on his coming to hts.title, by the Secretary at
War. Lord Mont;.',omery, on his Marriage. Lord Grautliam
ant: Mr. Duller were also presented. Mr. Hoar Ilacla.:l4,
oil his Marriage, by Lord Hart:wood.
The following were present for the-first 'lime this
season :
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The Duke of Leeds, Earl Stamford, Lord Grantham, Lord
t:;rey, Sir W. Curtis, Mr. Nlunday, Mr. Darner, Mr. Loy.
til, and Mr. Duncombe,
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After the, Levee, which was most fully pttended,•
His Mat Erry.held a Privy Council, arid afterwards
received from Mr. GR EV 1 LLE the vacant,kibbon of
Ilse Bath, worn by the late Sii WILL TAU HA.
Id I LTON . . . .
His MAJESTY gave a very long audience io Mr.
Atioitiorou ; Lord HOBART had a long private
audience, and the Earl of CHATHAM was, for a con.
siderable time in the closet, so that lii,; MAissTY
did not leave St. James's for Buckingham house, till
ten minutes before six 'o'cloik. *
• Tit pI R Mitt v.s.rt its will honour Covent.Garo,en
Theatre with their presence this evening.

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''The'ParNey orIVALEs arrived at the Pavilion
at )3righton,qn Monday night, about hall past :even
e o'clock. Tuesday morning His Royal flighress
rode opt on horseback to inspeti the loth Light
Dragoons at the Barracks.

The Efellion for new. Members of Parliament for
Berwick, commenced on Monday morning. At
the adjournment for that day, the Candidates stood
on the Poll as follows

FRANCIS SITWELL, Esq. (Mr. HALL'S friend) ISt
Sir JOHN CALLANDER, Bart. • 1.
144
Major ALLZN (Mr. Foßnyces friend) 139

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Yesterday came on at Ryegate, the Eldlion or
Treasurer firthe County of Surrey, in the pLice of
11Ir, PARDON, deceased; when Jotix ALLCOCK,
Esq. was elqied; the. numbers being,

For Mr. ArteocK .
For Mr. WARE.
The last adviees,overland from India, announce
the death of JOHN BRISTOW' Esq. Senior Merober
of the .Board of 'Trade at Fort-William. ,He is,
supposed to Have been worth two Millions Sterling.
We understand that his Excellency J. IVlomtoe,
has been appointed American Ambassador at this
Court. He is now
,:at Paris, and is expeded in
London in about ten days.
By letters just received from America we learn,
that JEFFERSON' and PAINE have disagreed, and
that the latter has been discatded.
. • ,Yesteiday a Court of Diredors of the East India
Company was held at the India House,, When the
following Gentlemen were appointed' Managing
Owno.rs of the nevi Extra Ships, lately engaged by
the Court of Direaors of the East India Company,'
viz. TflomAs flualtY, Esq. Of the Tigris; consigned
to Madeira and Bengal, and new' ship, consigned to
tengal direr-;. JOSEPH 1)oR IN, Esq. ol the Glory,
Consigned to IN:latirasind Bengal ; JOHN ST. 13AR:Be,
• 1:9q• of the Come,t, consigned to St. Helena and Ben-
Bbl; ROBERT CHARNOCK; Esq. nf.the Ana, con,.
signed to Madeira, anal.Botobay ; Tit om AS WIIK I N.
t!ON, EsCl. Of the General Stnart,.consigned to' Ma,
Beira,' Madras and Bengal ; and Mori E GAkt Esq.
of the A9rthirmiston, consigned 'to Bengal
In consequence of -the above addition to the list of
this sesSon, fifty-one ships will be dispatched to
India and China this year.
Almost all the Papers have stated ,tliat Lord ME 1.-,
1,11,tE .had gone, 4reilmer Castle wirh Mr, PITT.
Lord Mai.v , took his Seat last night in the.
liCittse of Peers-7-3 sufficient expo6rino of the truth
end accuracy of the Fashionable Prints
A Bill was yesterday
,Preferred before the Griand
Jpry at Hicks's Hall, intliding Capt.. MAcNAII4II.7.A
for murder.' Several additional Witnesses to those
stho had given their testimony before the Coroner
Were examined. , The Bill was thrown our, and the
Captain will of course be . Only tried for rnan,
slaughter.

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Yesterday, at Coe o'clock, Sir R. FORD attended
at Blake's Hotel, to examine the Surgeons who at-
tend Capt. MACNAMARA; when it appeared upon
oath, that notwithstanding he was ins Or wayihe
was not in such a 'state as to be removed to New.
gate, therefore will remain at the Hotel 'until to.
Morrow morning, from whence he will be brought
's to. the Old Bailey, to answer to the charges, eifc.
At the ,adjourned Sittings of the Court of King's
Bench: yesterday, six Special jury causes, were ap.
-Pointed for the day, three of which were referred, and
rn three others the Records were withdrawn. Three
Common jury causes were also referred.
At a Meeting of the Deputy-Lieutenants held at
Butt' St. Edmund's on Friday'lasr, it was ordered,
that the Parish allowance to persons' providing Sub.
atitutes for the Militia, in the Western Division of
that
.county, he 41. each man, which Was deemed
half of the aveiage-current price for
,procuring the
same,

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PORDSMOUTJI, APRIL 2.,;14

• .Ii.IGUE, ,ArfttL 9.

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Arrived the Thalia Frigate, froth. the West In.
notice to our Government ot• the placing the town ot
Flashing in a state of siege,. which measure appears
to have been hastened by the refusal of the English
to deliver up the island of Garee to the French.
The 7000 French Trooo .which • have entered
Breda, Flushing, Middleburg,. and Veep? will be
-reinforced with nearly an-equal- number; that is
with tour Battalions of InErttry, and three Spa,
chant" of Cavalry which will take possession of, or
have already -occupied 114zokou3u,rch, and other
places in our territory. To-day 600 men have en-
tered Ni.megurn, where yesterday 1:., gates were-
shut against them.
All• these, amounting to r z or 14,000 Fiench
Troops, which are well eloathed and accoutred, come
from Belgium, where they will be replaced from the
interior Lli. France. A communication will be esta.
Wished by telegraphs from the Frontiers . f our
Republic to Paris, which never was done in the late
War, fir the telegraphic line only extended to Lisle ;
it will now be continued to Bruiseh, and so to Paris.
The Telegraph-Diredor, CrsArr r, will erc..t a,
telegraph on the church bf St. Sudula, at Brussels.
Citizen MICHAUD is arrived here as Ccumnissaire
r.)ra'Nmateur, to superintend every thing relating to
the maintenance •of the French Troops, which, as
..4.,44s their pay, will be furnished by our Republic.
I about ten days the Cotaiers %-hich have been
r
.seo to Peterbarg from I. naafi, Paris 4sid the Hague,
are expetted back. The answers they bring will
decide the present crisis,, and this decision, it is
hoped will be pacific.

YESTERDAY evening ,arriVed:ili the Downs the
HoU; East India Company's Shit Pike verance; from
,
,
China, and Anna (conntrt3l hif.): ~frntn Bengal.
The. latter sailed this morisiog 49,:thOtiver, in
company with the .David ..Sl4tt,n4i*trivsick, and
Cirencester. The Royal Charlotte, Ceres, Alt:wick
castle, awl Perseverance, remain, with the Dorset-
shire: and Ceylon Indiamen, outward.bound ; the
two latter came down from the River this morning,
in company with His Majesty's Ship Gel ykbeiti. -

• " AMSTERI3:IM, APRIL 9.

It case of a rupture with England, time Armies,
according to our Gazettes, will be immediately as-
sembled on the Coast near Rote/ogee, iVarbrapidy,
and in Belgium. MORT AU will command in t
CaMp to be formed near BrLst Oun I NOT at Cher-
hour: ; MASSE NA at Dtaiirk And MACDONALD
a f(Yorth Army in Holland.

The Batavian Rescriptions, payable after the
Peace, are at 6 z .
The English 1-1-lpers,have:asserted, that a German
RtTiment, in Datavian payr-at the ofFered to
entc-r, into tile, pay of : withuut
foundation.

BERN, itlv.,.cti

AT Fri:yburg, where the Landammann, D'Ar.
mt., was it;ulced in his, house, an order .has been
published, Thar .every person passing through the,
,treets, in dark evenings, after nine o'clock, shall
he #rested ; an,l that wherever more than four per-
are fotind standing together in, the street., in
the everting,- they shall be dispersed.