The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-27 00:00:00

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A General Court Martial asaetnhied yesterday pt
the North:York Mess-Room, and af'te.r the usual
forms, proceeded on the t of Capt. RI DGit 'W AY •
the 2.1 Llnca-Atire Regiinenr, on a charge for sulk -.
ing an Officer of the same Corps. It sat again tth
day. President Col, Lord Dvrttrii.s,.
The Fifeshite and Loyal Lanark .Regiments were
reviewed on Monday last, on Ruchmere Heath, bys;:;'
Lieutenant-General Sir j saes CR ip, who express.;
eti himself highly satisfied with their appearance and..';,
discipline. -
Major-General DyNCAN CAMPBELL and Brigs.
dier.Gen. the Hon. ED. PAGET, having been plactuq4
On the Staff of South Britain, are warted' NA
serve in the Eastern Distrid. The Royal Lanark
shire and Second Royal Lancashire, are to form A
Brigade under the former ; the Royal East
sex and Fifeshire Regiments under the latter.-04,17.
General BAIRD is gone to take the Command at
chester, and Major.Gencral LvDr.ow is rernove"'"
the Rome Distriet.
A
thel3crOgmamditemrsGofentehrealTßroooeplisitaltik°i)ittrWislcha,PP°lni.ntil7s—
sence of Lord CUAIII.Its Fzrztoy, who comma
here 4t present.

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Lord ME:OIUL* 'yesterday gave asinner tO
number of Naval Officeta of distinction, al his n°"":‘
in Wimbledon.

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.„,4 pit ~,
Lord DuNcAx, Sir SIDIiitY SMITH, .-- A, -„.
joNN 0i174, yettetel.iy attended the Board of ilw .i.,,
miralty.
JeitoME BPNAPAItTs and his Toady, or. !ill '''',...
'
ing the French Frigates at New YOtle I"r1 •;:ir
them so very dirty, that the delicate feelings
of ;he polite corsican were highly ofeatied. A.. a"
few hours after landing he set ‘if to the eGtlith'.l.`i
ward, from wlde„l, it was conjectured that either h: .V...
did not mean to take his passage in these Shirt ° .."'j:
that they would not be in a state to leave the c"1,1: :!r .
i
try for some time. The crews Wert;unt;orrunowi 1,•
.7_
sickly, and the small pox had broen out among them' 1::
GROC Clt'S.FlALl..o....YeSteftlay ailoat siX o'Clar, :!
•Mr. PITT, arrived, attended by Mr. 1,,,::0, Mr't :i„.
Husxtssort, and Mr. SaTurtekts BO URNS; UM) ii) ','
quarter of an hour afterwards,, sumptu‘ms dinner, o.' -'
300 persnns. was served up. The Court then 0,,'.
teted, and last of all Mr. PtTr, attended by 04:4:1,
Master of the Company. On hi, alvearenee a rat;.,.i,
turous burst of applause took place, and continue,—.l
till he approached his seat at the head of the whir, ..t
when a pause ensued. As soon as he- had taken h 0
place another tribute of warm and reTeethil Arphiutg- I
(not unfelt by him) followed. The Compil'll/r:
then sat down to a most Auniptu,,us dinner, eqnsilr.::-
served in all parts of the room, The cloth 11.'..,,;
ing removed, gracw wa3 said, and 45 Non No' . .
Domino" sting, the company standing. The Mri'l
ter then gave " The Church and King" writ
three times three. •' Ga save King"
the iulloll.,-:
in full champ, all the, company stailding.--" 7,br:
Osten and Royal Famili" was next given.—"
Prince ef Wales" afterwards.—” The Master the,,
gave "7/a City of London, avd the Trade there f'
%vial three timt's three.

Ater a patriotic song and Toast or two, the
ter of the Company said, " That he rose, 'nut fr
express the honour he had of having- the
Loa of the ExcHLQUER, but tie flight Hon. NY Iti
PITT, a Brother Grocer, at his sight 110'4'
and to stink his health with three times three. hoot
spontaneous burst of appiatifie soccemed ihrougi
the Company, which being subsided, Mr. PITT 13/‘;
" Hc thanked his Brother Grocers for the Noun:,
theyhad done him, and in return dr,snk their begat"
which was received with rapturous applause. o`i',,:••
rat convivial and patriotic Songs having been st;
and Toasts drank, at ten o'clock, Mr. rirr, his Gil
._,
p4ny, and the Master withdrew to the inner epotTic
The rest 4"
.tot
her, to partake of tea and coiree.
Company Ataid an hour or tiro Ipngctr the grey

.in.. in et *lntl tls 011 rimed,

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1

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

BRENTFORD, THURSDAY, JULY 26.

THE result of this day's Poll was extremely auspi.',
cinus to Mr. MAI NWARI sp, for on casting up the
books, the numbers stood thus :
/wird ibis Day. . Total po//vd. MOPritr •
Mr. M AINW ARANO 252 , 1495 71
- , Sir F. DURAL 1 r ISZ . 1424 . —
SI soon as the result hat: been reported by the.
' -Sheriff,
Sir FRANC IS ButtoeTT stepped forward, and ad.,
dressing his friends, requested it might be recoiled. -
ed that, at the close of the Poll yesterday, he had.
professed-no very strong reliance on the issue of this,
day, but had expressed his confidence, that on Fri.
day and Saturday such exertions would be made to
give him a decided majority, as would defeat the
•hores of his adversary. In the interim between
that time and this, he had been pradising the pre.
Cept he then pressed on his friends, in an attive can.
.stasS.,.and he had the pleasure to assure them, that
the tesult had been such as to warrant him in re.
.peating, with the firmest reliance, the assurance he
-gave' them yesterday, that the exertions of 10.1TIOra
rost, and Saturday would place him in a 'high majo.
lily on the Poll, whereon his antagcnist, for the pre.
sent, had a .temporary advantage ; but his friends .
would, however, feel (notwithstanding the confi.
deuce he had the firmest ground to entertain) the ne-
cessity of an indefatigable perseverance in their ex.
ettions to bring the contest to a speedy and decisive
• issue, which he felt the strongst hope would be ho-
nourable and triumphant to the cause of Freedom,
and Independence. NOtwithstanding the advan.
tage this day,
of which his adversaries seemed so
much to. exult, his friends,
who eecolletted the
great and fluttuating majorities which during former
eleeliona had prevailed, sonata see nothing in the
majority of this day 'in the least degree dispiriting,
or 4ffoiding any reason for apprehension on, his aide,
or any iolid cause of triumph to hit opponents. But
whatever should be the anal isms of - the struggle
in which the Independent Freeholders of Middle.
sex were now ertiberked with him, he hoped they 1
would Participate with him in the high satisfaition
he should feel in liberating the "Freedom and In.
dependence of this great and tespdtable County
from the pressure of that mass of corrupt in-
fluence Under which it had so long laboured, namely,
the votes of above 440 Perim"' heretof:ne admitted
Merely in virtue of their official situations, and
which always rendered them subservient to Nli-
. 11i8teried aidation, and expoied the County to
all the corrupt influence of a rotten Borough. In
the course of the struggle wherein he bad stood
forward to vindicate the independence of the Coun.
ty, those votes had been completely cut off, and that
Independence solar restored. Whatever, therefore,
might be the ultimate issue of the struggle with re.
vett to himself, he should feel his exertions amply
compensated by the satisktion ot having been so
far instrumental in rescuing the honour .and in.
dependence 'of Middlesex from the mass of in.
: fluence he had- alluded to. (Loud a,pplasues follaued
from the friends of Sir Fitmsc is, while, an the other
hand, there 'war loud kissing, and repeated Cries of
1
~ . '' N,,Millers INo Millersl") One of thee ;:scs of las
.: . tlefiClCo(:), 00 this day's Poll was, that, as .he before
:. remarked, he was pradising the precept he had endea-
. vouted to impress yesterdayoamely, an adive can.
,:i. 'ass ; and again he could assure his friends, that his
t- exertions hail been most successful, as the result of
to-m4row and Saturday would slew, All he had
to, add was, his earnest entreaty for the zealous co.
c oeration of •thote who wished enmpletely to recover
the County from the fell influence of Corruption and
Po , ,
~s cr. ('A laud cry again of. ac Bring no Millers /
-13ri",' na Millers Loud bis,tes aud cheers on both
Jidet.)
.
M' Mr. NT SI NW AR IN (.: then attempted to address the
eeting, but in vain, as. not one syllable could he
heard for they ells and rr.o,r,-;.vho'pprof 'the mobility
. ~, withott.side thellitstings: