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The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-21

This Day was published,'hy F. C. zncl J. Rivington, No. 62,
St. Paul's Church-yard,
In One Volume Odavo, with an Appendix, Price 7s. 6d.
in boards,
STRICTURES upon- an HISTORIC AL RE-
v EW of the State of IR ELAND, by F. PLOWDEN,
Esq. or.ajusTl FI CAT I ON of the Conduet of the English
Governments in that Country, from the Reign of Henry the
to the UNION of great Rritain and Ireland.

N. B. A small Part of this Work has.already appeared in
the British Critic for November, December January, and
February last. --The' present Publication, besides being an
Answer to Mr. Plowden's Work,. contains an Account *f the
Causes and Obje6ts of the different Rebellions in Ireland, as
also of tlOse Conspiracies from time td time detected by the
,vigilance
otthe Irish Governments. The Appendix contains
many Particolars of the History of Ireland, its ancient Laws,
Customs, &c. &c. not generally knOwn.

• •RICH';TD7ER LEAD ORE.
FOR SALE, SEVENTY TONS of LEAD
t 1 R E, containing about to cgt. of Lead, in zo cwt. of
Ore, and averages about 9ov °times of Silver to, a Toaot
Lead • -

The above Ores have been risen at lleerferric Mines, near
-ra-vl-stock, whid, are now working, aiLi pay a Tri-
bute of One Half to the Proprietors.
Several Shares in the said Mines to be disposed of; • any
application for the Ores or Shares to be made to Mr. John
Gill, of Tavistoek, Agent, or to Captain iWilliam Brenton,
on the Mines.
London, England, 1804-05-21

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES,—WORD, near,
SANDWICH.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
11" - following FREEHOLD-ESTATES, exo-
nerated from Land Tax:: UPTON and F ELDER-
LAND FARMS, in the Parishes of Word and Eastry, near
Sandwich, -consisting of a capital arm-house, lit for the resi-:
dence of a Gentleman, grit Gentleman Farmer, and partly
new, with a Garden and Orchard, darns, Stables, and other
buildings, in excellent repair, upon the Upton Farm ;' and -a
good Farm-house, Barn; Scabies, and other buildings, in like
state of repair, upon the' Felderland Farm, and containing
together, by estimation, 2.94 Acres, more or less, of Arabic,
Pasture, and Meadow Land, subject to a quit-rent of
41. 12.5. I id. per annum, advantageously and delightfully
situated near the Turnpike Road from Sandwich to Deal,
being one mile from. Sandwich, iz from Canterbury, so from
Margate, eight from -Ramsgate, four from Deal, and ma from
Dover; now let to Mrs. Mary Matson, on a Lease which
expires at Michaelmas next.' _

For Particulars, applications may be made to Mr. S. El-
gar, Wingharn Court, Wingham, Kent.
London, England, 1804-05-19

INDIA BUDGET.

Mr. JOHNSTONE asked the Noble L,rd (CASTLE-
REAGH) when he meant to bring formard the India
Budget. As he understood that all the Accounts
necessary upon that occasion were arrived from In
dia, he hoped that would be not long delayed. The
Noble Lord would, no doubt, be as forward to
bring to the Account of the roblic, as the Public
wouid be glad to receive, the soo,oool. for which
the Noble Lord had, in a tOrm.:r Statement, given
them reason to look at this period.
Lord CASTL R EACH replied, that the Accounts
alluded to by the Honourable Gentleman were re.
ceived, and that orders were given at the Indi,
House to have them prepared with all possible ex•
pedition, to be laid before this House. As soon as
!hey should be on the 'Fab!e, Noble Lord stated,
that he would move for their being printed; and
after the Members should have full opportunity of
considering them, he would bring forward the
jet referred to by the Honourable Gentleman,
London, England, 1804-05-19

COTTON WEAVERS.

Mr. J. H. ADDING:MN brought in a Bill for
amending the Aas for regulating disputes between
the Masters and Journeymen engaged in the Cotton
Trade.—Read a first, and ordered to be read a se.
cond time on Monday se'nnigltt.
Lard MARSH/NM repirted from the Committee on
the Middlesex Eleal:;n, that it was their wish to
be allowed to adjourn frOm to-tint-row till Wednes-
day; next.---The House, on Motion, granted leav-z ac.
cordingly.

The second reading of the Prize Agency Bill was,
on the Moiion of Mr. JeR V Is, postponed tilt Mon.
day sennight.

SLAVE TRADE.

Mr. WI LeBERFORCF. :taid, that in ottler to suit the
convenience of some Gentlemen, he should postpone
to Tuesday se'nnight, his intended Motion for the
Abolition of the Slave Trade.
Gzn. GAsOIGNE wished the Hon. Member to
fix another day.
Mr. \VILBERFORCE expressed his readiness, if it
should hereafter appear to be necessary fir the pur-
poses of accommodation, to accede to further delay.
The Hon. Member was proceeding, when
. The SPEAKER interposed to order, conceiving the
conversation irregular.

Mr. ROBERT bUNDAS obtained leave to bring in
a Bill for regulating the Expence necessary to carry
into execution the several Ans with respect to the
Militia of Scotland, and also the General Defence
Aa.
The House resolved into a Committee on the Bill
for facilitating tile Arrest of Offenders ; but a wish
being expressed by Col. VEREKER and Mr. D.
BROWNE, that some provision should, he made in
the. Bill to enable Grand Juriei in Ireland to raise a
Fund. for carrying it into execu:iorl, the Chairman
was, after a few words from the ATTORNEY.GE-
NEP.AL and Mr. Or,msßy, direfled to report pro.
gress, and to ask. leave to sit again on Wednesday
next.

On the House being resumed, leave was given ac.
cordingly.
The House in a Committee went through the
Scotch Excise Licence and the Report Was or-
dered to be presented on Wednesday next.
London, England, 1804-05-19

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.

HEALTH being the most invaluable of human
enjoyments, it is a duty we owe society, to contri-
bute all in our power to preserving so great a blessing. In
calling the public attention to these truly excellent Drops, a
pleasing confidence arises, that .a Medicine proved by the ex-
p -rierice of more than half a Century, will excite the afflid-
ed to a trial of its virtues. The approaching season is pecu-
liarly adapted to a display of their surprizing powers, for,
though as a specific in every species of Fever, they stand un-
rivalled ; it is in disorders of a putrid tendency, incident to
summer-heati and warm climates, that their salutary influ-
ence prevait almost beyond the limits of belief. : they not only
check putrescence in every stage, but recal vital power even
in the moment of, expected dissolution ! b supporting
insensible perspiration, they remove obstruCtions in the
system produ6tive of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, with va-
rious other Complaints : in the Asthma, Colds, Coughs,
and beginning Consumptions, they will be nottrid equally be-
neficial- The Family Bottle, 225. (Duty included) is only
to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook_
street, Grosvenor square, where Books of Cures are deliver-
ed gratis, and orders for exportation executed. Sold in
smaller Bottles at I is. and as. 9d. wholesale and retail,
by Bacon and Co. No: 150, Oxford-street. Retailed by all
other Venders of Medicine. A Certificate, signed by the
Proprietors, is attached to each Bottle.
London, England, 1804-05-19

CORN IMPORTS

Mr. WESTERN rose, to make a Motion with re.
sped to' the quantity of Corn and Grain imported
into, and exported from England and Scotland with-
in certain Periods. in prefacing his Motion, the
Hon. Membet stated, that several Petitions had
been presented to Parliament on the subject of the
Corn Laws, and referred to the consideration of a
Seled Committee. The Report of that Committee
had been laid upon the Table, by which it appear-
ed that the Importation of Corn had of late been
considerably enlarged, to, the amount of 4,0,000,c00i.
sterling, within the last twenty years. As he `vas
perstiaded the question would Out 'rest here, but ;hat
the Report would be follovl.cd up by (other in,ea,-
sures, the Accopts hc meant to move for would tie
neressarx to ha;de lying on the Table; for the 1110.

formation of the House. The Hon. Gentleman then
moved,
44 That there be laid before the Howe, an Ac-
count of the quantity of Corn, Grain, Malt, Meal,
and Flour, exported from and imported into F.ng.
land and Scotland, during twenty years, from the
sth of January 1770, to the sth of January 1790,
with the amount of the Bounties and Drawbacks
paid and of the Duties received thereon, together
with the average price of Corn in England, in each
year, distinguishing each."
Also, a similar Account for these thirteen years,
from the sth of January 1790, to the sth January,
1803, distinguishing as above.—Ordered.
A similar Account was ordered, on the Motion of
Mr. PATTISON, from the sth of January, 1803, to.
the latest period to which the same can be made out.
On the motion of Mr. S. BOURNE, the Account
upon the Table respefling the amount of drawbacks
allowed to common Brewers under the Aft of the
4.zd of the King, was withdrawn, in order to present
a more corred account, which account was presented
accordingly, and ordered to lie on the Table.
The committal of the Irish Revenue Regulation
Bill was postponed till Wednesday next, as were the
Committees of Supply and Ways and Means, and
also the farther consideration of the Lords' Amend-
ments in the Volunteer Bill.
London, England, 1804-05-19

THE 'WATERING PLACES for 13:4.

•
This Day was published, price-. rzs. in boards, 13s. halt_
bound, or 13s. 6d, in call, gilt, in One very thick and
closely printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy
Maps and Views,

•
THE GUIDE to all. the WATERING and
SEA-BATHING PLACES' in ENGLAND and
WALES, fo'r 1804, consisting of accurate and circumstantial
Descretions of every Place of fashionable Resort, and of.the
Curiotties and Scenery in their' Environs, with an Itinerary
of the Roads. to an:i from each Place.
London, England, 1804-05-19

I.IIIPE.IIIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.
FR/DAY, MAY 78.
CouNsEL were farther heard in the Scotch Ap.
peal, Grieve v. Cunningham and Gray.
The Royal Assent was granted, by Commission, to
the Additional Custom Hou..e Duty Bill, and to two
private Bills.
Lord Ct. ivE took the Oaths and his Seat as
Earl Pow rs. The LORD CHANCELLOR read to
him the Thanks of the House, which had been lately
voted to him, for his condua in India ; to which his
Lordship returned an appropriate answer.
The other business was forwarded.—Adjourned
till Wednesday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, MAY IS.

Ma. Purr took the OJths and his Seat upon his
re-eledion. The Right Honourable Gentleman was
introduced by Lord CAsTLEtt.EAcH and the MA.TEa
of the Rol, cs,

The House having, pursuant to summons, attend-
ed in the House of Lords, the SPEAKER, on its re.
turn, announced that the Royal Assent had been
given, by Commission, to the Additional Import
Duty Bin, and to several private Bills.

Mr. HUMISSON took tile Odths and his Seat for
Liskeard.
New Writs were ordered for the eleftion of a
Representative for the County of Galway, in Ire-
land, in room of Lord Dotsit,o, who has accepted
the office of one of the Commissioners for Managing
the Affairs of India. Also, for the Borough of
Christchurch, in room of the Right Honourable
GEORGE Rose, who has been appointed a Joint
Paymaster of the Forces. Also, for the Borough of
Helston, in room of Lord FITZHARRIS, who has
been appointed one of the Lords Commissioners of
His Majesty's Treasury.
The Sol. tc !TOR GENERAL brought in a Bill for
indemnifying such Attornies and Solicitors as may
have negleded taking out Certificates, pursuant to
the Apt of the 321 of His present Majesty. Read
a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Mon.
day sennight.
London, England, 1804-05-19

By the EDITOR of_the PICTURE of LONDON.

This Work is so wel lknown, and has been so universally
approved of for its Completeness and Accuracy, that any
further Description of its Contents, or any Observations. on
its Merits and Utility, would be superfluous.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and to be had of all Booksellers, particularly of those
who reside at the respeaiye Sea- bathingand Watering Places.

Of .vvitoin may also be-had,
The. Piaure of Lcndjn, for 1804, by the same Editor,
price ss. bound in red.
London, England, 1804-05-19

EPSOM.

•
FRIDAY, MAY I.
The Oaks Stakes of sogs., each, h. ft.
D. of Grafton's b. f. PeliSse, by Whiskey - - ,
Ld Fgremont's b. f. by Precipitate - - -
Ld Derby's F. by Sir Peter - - - - - 3
Mr. Coventry's f. by Overton; Mr. Brown's f. by Pe-
gasus ; Ld Stawell's Ringtail ; and Sir F. Evelyn's Peggy,
by Btrzz.ard, also started. -
Five and 6 to 4 on l'elisse.against the field—won very easy.
Mr. Warrington's c. by Guildford, beat Mr.- Brauthowayt's
c. by Tom Tring, the last mile, toogs.

Volunteers are entitled to send and receive let-
ters, under the same restridions as privates in the
army, when such Volunteers are absent from their
homes on aflual service, and receiving the King's
Yesterday, the moment the Oak Stakes had been
run for at Epsom, His Grace the Duke of GRAF-
TON walked up to .the winning post to speak to his
rider, who had won the Stakes. He was immedi-
ately, surrounded by, three well.dressed men, who
eased him of his purse. A Gentleman, well known
in the City, of the name of DIXON, observing the
transaaion, rushed.forward, and rescued the Duke
out of their hands.

Mr. Justice BOND has received the thanks of the
PRINCE REGENT of Portugal, and a piante of His
Royal Highness, for his exertions in deteeting the
late forgeries upon the Bank of Lisbon. - -The- pic-
ture k richly inlaid in a gold enamelled snuff:box,
and surrounded by a prolusion of diamonds.
London, England, 1804-05-19

.13ARMMAy 4.

LAST Bunciay, after a Diplom 'tie Andiend-, t!,e
Grand Judge presented to the First Consul a ne-A:
Edition of the Civil Code, printed at the Pre!
the Republic, by the cider Government, I r
published under the Seal of State, and there i, 110
other authentic copy of the Civil Code.
The following ate the names of cht il4(r&lcrs of
the Tribunate who voted for the dppointme9t of
BONAPARTE CO be Emperor of the French.:

Fabre (de l'Aude, Arnould, lard-Panvillier, Sinenn,
Gary, J. Albisson, Savoye- Rollin, Danier,
Favard, Chabaud, Mouricautt, Mallanue,
Pinteville-Ccrnon, lluvidal, Gr:!nier,
Chalian, Lalrry, Chabot (de l'Aliier), Gillet-la iacq,,e;
miniere, Joseph Moreau,. Racier, Perin :..osc,
Labrouste, kionor. lluvevrier,' Ch. V:2:1 11 117.:11,
pil-Preieln, G. Males-, Koch, Thouret, odee
Gironde), Gallois, Beauvais, Pierre- Ch,rles Chvbsiroir.
Carret, Sabi:, Max. V. Freviile, L. Co,Jaz,
Carrion-Nizas, Gillet (dc-Seine-er-Oise), I
London, England, 1804-05-19

DERBY, MAY z 6.

ON Saturday last William Cooper, of Anton, in
this County, having occasion to remove a cow out of
a field wherein was a bull, was attacked and tossed
by him several times, and although the enraged ani-
mal did not gore the unfortunate man with his
horns, he was so dreadfully bruised by the falls he
received, as. to occasion his death in a few hours.—
The deceased was in the constant habit of attending
this beast, which had never previously shewn any
vicious inclination.

On Friday last, Samuel Roberts and Wm. Coats
were committed to our County gaol, charged on
the Coroner's Inquest with the murder of Charles
Moorwood, at Walton-upon-Trent, in this County.
Another person of the name of Joseph Killingley is
also charged with the offence, and has absconded.
For the apprehension of Killingley a reward of 401.
is offered.

Thomas Gibbs, a journeyman shoemaker, wa,s on
Thursday last convitatil before WM—BIADSALL,
Mayor, and Wm. Kimc, Esqrs. two of His.
j2/ty's Justices of the Peace for Northarriptori-; of
wilfully spoiling his work, and, ordered to pay
double the value of the materials, with costs of the
prosecution, and in default of payment to
.be con-.
fi,led three'months in the house of col-realm,.
London, England, 1804-07-14

It

M;

CIOOKE continues to have on Sale at his Mann-
faaory snit Nottingham Warehouse, Ne• 431! 5P.2114
an extensive Nod A3Sortinent of KOS I Yor every
thsctiption, which, tor-elegance, DeiltheS3, taste; and qualitY
be stirpassea.
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself. can never
other person in this line of business, and the peegliar degree'
The many. advantagts be possesses over every
ot perieaion tl which, by indefatigable attentiv, and unli.
rutted expellee, he has brought his Manutiictort
aLtord him an oppiirtimity of oftining to the Pu
a variety -
of Goods, superior in every resped to those of any other per.
while they
son, andiender ail compeßtion fruitless ; also enable hiin to
eccommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or
eiport tiade,' upon tenni more moderate' than can
be ariordett by,any other 'louse in the Metropolis. ,
possibV
London, England, 1804-03-13

' Bit EW F. RS, "Di STI Lt E:-ZS, &c

1 W - PONTIFEX, E. GOLDWIN and 'Co,
2 Coppersmiths and Founders, take the opportunity,
at this !,
'sea9an of returning their ,grateful Thanks to •their
1• , ,
i numerous Friends, and the Public, 'or their liberal patronage
for sixteen years; and earnestly solicit a continuanee of their
,/.. favour's, and flatter . themselves,- that 'front the experience
i,,they have had, and the attentiaa given to every part of their
Concerns, enables them to offer the Public every article 61.
their Manufactory equal, if not superior', to any other House,
j, ;yid on,lower terms. . , - .• •
, W. P. begs to recommend to Brewers: and Distillers his
I Patent Stills and Coppers.
..
t, N. B. Several large trrewing‘Voppers, Stills, Sugarpans,
tee. -Secopd-hand CoPPers, Stills Cocks, Pumps, Pipe's,
Cranes, Cans, Worms, Bolt's, Sheething
,and Engraving
.'' Plates 'of all' kinds manufattured, Buildings covered, and
I. Alen sent to any part arc. at their Works,
, to do Repairss,
No. 46, 47, and 4S, .Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, and N. gB,
j Hound4iditch, London.

COUNTRY SITQATION,
AV -ANTRA) TO, I(ENT, UNFURNISHED,
VV. • fo'r a' Term or Seven, Fpanteen or Twenty-one
• Years,,l a good TAMMY 'IOUS t, or- e.arge Cottage; in
complete and. substantial -Repair, with: Coach-house, Sta-
bling, and ..tut and, In-offices suitable, a good and produc-
tie Kitchen-gard'en; well sto.cked and Cropped; an Orchard, .
-and about Twenty or l'hirty'AcNes' of good. Meadow Land
adjoining; in a healthy pleasant Country, ;And pure mild Air,
and not more than 'Three or Fou'r Miles from a good Market,
`• ToWn, where'Novisitini`are plenty and reasonable, d fish
is to be had, and:Coals cheap, and Taxes low, not exceeding
' so Miles from London,. and if near the. Se.a, where both hot
and cold Salt-water Bathing Can be had, so much the better;
the Roads round it inuat.be gbaci, and the. Rides and Views
pretty. -'For a 'Situation answering the above description,
tool,: per annum will begiven, ,
Address, post-Patd`,..to'X.'Y. at Mr. West's, Bookeller,
- No. 81, G teat Tortbnltistreet, will tie inunediafely attended

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ri'RICE SIXPENCE*

IMPERIAL
.P4RLI_LIIENT.

HOUSE OF PEER.

MONDAY, MARCH 12.
. . .
CdtuctsE..i. *ere heard at some length, relative to
theSeotch_Appeal—Wiliiam Duke of Queensberry
v. John M';\,ltirdo, Esci....triz. Mr. ERsxxNE and
Mr.
,AI.EiANDER,O6 the. Orr of the Appellant.--
The farther
,hearing of the 'Case was deferred till
Wednesday..
Thelills.befote the douse, chiefly private, were
iheri forwarded in their several stages ; and some
Private business disposed of.—After which their
L"trdships adjourned till HALP PAST THREE o'cLocr.
To.motrow.
London, England, 1804-03-13

TO THE. CURIOUS iN FISH, SAUCE.

FAMILIESjn genenil respkifulirit,fonned,
1. BURGESS andSon-'sGENUINE.and SUPERIOR
ESSENCE, of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, &oral.
to be prepared by them in the same manner that has
obt4inedsuch universal approbation for many- years past.
The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is fully
.contitniel' 1 in the opinion of the-Country at large,' and of Per.
sons resident in-all parts of the World, and having stood the
test of trial, ranks it,in the situation it now ntainlain,
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOt
• vrEs avd.inher .B.ICH SAUCES for FISH; 4<ce.. 'induces
•- them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing,
to caution. Families, &c. in .purchasing the same, as-none is
to be had of tlfeir:Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in thcPil Trade for family use, of the
best quality. - •
,WarehOuse; NO. 167, cornerof savoy-Steps,
Strandi•Loridon.'
London, England, 1804-03-13

PRESENT PRICE.

• `Ticket - - -4:. L 7 to
Half, - - 9 o o Ei‘zhth - z 6 .0
Quarler 7 - I t 0 Sixteenth - I 3 0
and %lilti gradually rise until the Drawing.

LL:, No.'s), CHARING- CROSS.
.717 'HSU, 'reyeafully the Public to peruse
. the Scliclue. of the present Lottery.,
,vyhich
.be
fbuiicl to comalu bear as mariy Capital Prizes as Lotteries
usually have dope of double the Number of Tickets.

z Priata of - ,C. 1.9,200 I 2 of r,0,0
10,00 13 soo
5,000 20 • ---- Tio
2,000 so , 100
tze. .
There will be only Ten Days' :Drawine ;- the Lottery will
begin cu the 23d of-Aprik, and finish on the 23a of May.
The Days of. Drawing will be.as under : •
Day'. " . Day.
,
Monday, April - 23 6 Saturday, May 12
Saturday, April - 2S 7 ,Thursdy, - - 17
3 WectriesdayilMay! - z' • 8 Sattir?tai , May • -
.4, Saturday; gay - s 9 Tuesday, May - 22
-5 Wednesday, ;May , - 91 10 Wednesday, May - 23
"Me Lottery cbnsisting of only Tic:ers makes it
highly probable that towards the
.11rawirig they, will be
scarce, and consequently higher in Price, but the Public may
depend on having Tick-e 6 and Shares whilst any remain, at
both of the above Old kstablishod Offices, where a consider-
able number of Capital Prizes for several years have been
sold, shared, and paid on demand; by

3 -.
4'

T. RISII..
#.4 All Business In the Public Funds tratisttaed with
fidelity :Ind dispatch. . . ,

THIRD LOTTERY for xBo3, begins Drawing 23d April,
• . 1804.
THE TICKETS and SHARES for the above
Lottery are now on sale at MeSs. HAZARD', BURN E
and Co.'s State Lottery Office', No. 03,- under 'the Royal
Exchange, London, and no where else on their, account
The Scheme consists of two Prizes of zo,cool. two of
to,oool. three of 56001. four of .20001. twelve of 10001. thir-
teen of cool. twenty of zooL fifty of !col. &c. &c. ; the
Number OfTielcets 30,000, and the lowest Prize 2,31. •
*** All Shares sold at this Office w•ll be stamped agree-
able to Aka of Parliament, and 'also with the- Crown, and
'round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office.. Letters, post-paid,
duly ansWered. , •
.N. In the late Lottery; N. *ez, sa,oool. was sold in
a whole Ticket, at the above Office, and No. 8188, zo,oool.
and. No. 4310, io,obol. both in Shares. : •
fA--- Country Orders„ accompanied with short-dated Bills
on London, Post-office Order, or, CaSh, arc in Pa. by Coach
of Carrier, punctually atterded to; and Correspondents May
depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if-pre-
sent. •
London, England, 1804-01-21

DIED.

On the loth inst. George Schneider, infant son of 1 ohn
Schneider, Esq. Einsbury-squarc.,
On Tuesday morning last, Mr. William Bullock, Mer-
chant, Crescem, Minories.
At Weittield, near Haddington, on the tsth instant, in the
prime of lite, Capt. lames Dudgeon, of the late Caithness
Highlanders.,

At Glasgow, on the 7thinsrant, Mr. Francis Garden, se-
cond son of Francis Garden, Esq: merchant ;there.

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London, England, 1804-01-21

A NEW VOLUME.

This Day was published:. in One very. large Volume, Oc-
tavo, price Half-a-Guinea in boards ; embellished with •
striking Likenesses of Mr. Angerstein, the Margravine, Sir
R; Peet, Lady Hamilton., the Duke of Queensberry, Mr:
Pye, Dr. Knox; Major itennel, General Paoli, and the
Marquis Wellesley ;
h;mcgßs of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of
..LVX 1803--1804; being a New Volume of the Work which,
for SeVeral.years past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted Career
of popular favour.
It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to do justice to
the Characlers,- Talents, and Labours, of our distinguished
Contempbraries, and in performing this arduous task, to sa-
tisfy curiosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Six
Volumes, which are now published, will be found full,
accura-te,' and impartial Memoirs- of the Lives of the most
distinguished Persons in every walk of Public Life ; the
Work. may conSequently jbe recognized as the private Do-
mestic HistOrY.of the Present-Times.
This New Volume contains Sir Robert Peel, Admiral
Cornwallis, Dr. Kipling, General MedowS, Mr. Almon,
General Simcoe, Lord Ellenborourh; the Grenville Family,
including tiae •Marquis• of Buckingham, the Earl Temple,
the Hun.-I'..Grenville, &c. General Fawcett, the Duke of
Queensberry, .the Margravine of Anspach, General Dundas,
Mr. Gough, the Earl of Carlisle, the- Bishop.of GlouceSter,
Lady Hamiltqn, Gei,eral Paoli,. Mr.. Brahain,• IVlr.s. Anger-
stein, Alr: Pye, the Earl of Westmoreland,. the Marquis
Wellesley, the Bishop of Bangor, the Duke of Northumb.-J.
land, • General' Vallancey, Lord. Catheir, Loi Frailkiort,
General Urquhart, Major Reline', Dr. Knox, and the Bi-
&bap of Omord; - With an Appendix, containing corrected
Memoirs of Miss Seward and the Bishop of Meath.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
• Yard ; and sold by all Booksellers.
C'
Of whom. may be had, the Five former Volumes, price
G Uinea each.
London, England, 1804-09-22

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the bridtie trading to it; there sitting on the hp of
their mother earth they partook of sortie refresh:.
C,.doncl d. ;um to the dttutt.b.ly bring
alike. 0o the sotind of thebogle announcing fhe
Enemy's -approach,the Reg;lnen t stood to their arrnik
and aftcr leaVing a reinforcement to their ddvanced
guard, marched to Clapham Common; where they
haired and farmed. The advanced gnaid weft.,
driven !Lick, but the Et;efpy rursuing his 'supposed
success too far, was led into an ambuscade, andAvatri
after a' braire
,reoistance, and scone v:ry heavy fi!.
ing, compelled to Offer terms,,which being-accepted'
they wete alLiwed ro march of with drums bearing;
colours flying, and all the honours. of war. Three
cheers were given by each; ; and the whole
then passed Colonel GAril/4Kr LE, as the Conquering
General; in review order,. and 'were marched-home
to quartet's, leaving Clapham.Cammon abutit seven

On thewhole it was one`rif the beSt Reriewt seed
for some time pst—ic was divested entirely of p 4.:
rade and review maneeuvres ; all that was done wa4
to sew the proper rti'Jdo of resisting the attack of
an invading foe, who' if he should have a rnomeo.
tary success It' kanding, W6ulti, from want of know.:
leige of the country, and the oportunity the defen:
ders "Wbuld have of receiving ieinforcenients, be at
length defeated. • • • -
debarkation of. ilfe R,laVWcsrmiristerl watt
effetled near -Putney, with 'very litt!e opposition, a
few discharges from. the Gun.boats only indhccd
the Enemy;: cominanded by Capt.. At:tr P ti, artd 'eon.
sisting of three Companies, to retrea:, 0,11 'take up
A strong position tin Putney Heath. Fr,.rn 11)?nett
they were dislodged after a smart aaion, and re:
treated to Wimbledon Common ; here they maintain.
ed the-unequal 'combat, till seeing the futility of
further'oppesition and no possibility of escape, then
surrendered to their gallant conquerors..
After the lab Ours of the day the two pack
ties partook of such refreshments, as their haver.
sacks contained, by the -Het of ,the moots ; they
then r marched back ttv Putney Bridge, and
embarked on :board their under a disehlrge
from the Gon.boats. The Regiment arrival to
totk n about ten o'clock, after being thirteen hours
under armsi and without the smallest accident.
London, England, 1804-01-26

LONDON, JANUARY 26, 184.

THIS morning Capt. SORRELL arrived with Dis_
patches from St. Domingo, bringing the important
intelligence of the Evacuation of Cape Francois by
the French. General ROCHAMBEAU and his Garri-
son surrendered themselves Prisoners of War, and
three French Frigates have faller into our hands.

ADvICES were yesterday received at the Admi.
salty from Admiral CORNW ALLIS, stating that he
had been able to weather the late tempestuous gales,
attd that all his Ships remained in company, except.
ing four, which were previously known to have
arrived in Port.

We have the greatest pleasure in communicating
to the Public this information, which refleas such
high credit on the nautical skill and perseverance
of our gallant Admiral, and the Officers under his
command.

SOME of our Cruizers yesterday left the Downs
to regime their station off the Coast of France.
The firing which was mentioned as having been in
that quarter a day or two ago, was, we presume, of
no consequence, as no accounts of any Captures, or
Aaion, have yet been received.

Yesteraay morning the Du! Es of, KENT and
CAMBRIDGE breakfasted with THEIR MAJESTIES.

The answers to the inquiries yesterday were,
cc Hls MAJESTY bad a good night and was much
better ." _ .

We are happy to say HIS MAJESTY'S lameness
has so far left him, as to enable him to walk with-
out the assistance of a stick.
PRINCESS Sorlit A OI GLOUC ESTER visited THEIR

MAJE,TIEs.
About twelve o'ClOck. HER MAJESTY and the
elder PRINCESsts, attended by the Countess of HAR-
RINGToN, took an airing in a coach, attended by
an escort, by Putney and Clapham.
PRINCESS EL lA, attended by Lady A. CUM..
E R LAND, took an airing on the Harrow road.
At two o'clock HIS MA; EsTY gave an audience
to Mr. ADDIN.T.CON for about an hour and a half.
Last night TH MAJ ESTI ES bad a
,seleft party.
Among the Company were the Dutchess- of LEEDS,
Marchionesses BATH.and DoNEGAL, - Countesses
WALDEGR AVE, CARDIGAN MANSFIELD, Sir
WM. and Lady PITT, Sir H. B. NEALE, General
and Mrs. HARCoURT, Earl WINCIIILSTA, Mrs.
Hows, Mr, GaLviLLE, &C.
Yesterday the PRINCES) CHARLOTTE'Of WALES
visited HER MAJESTY.

Yesterday the Dtrist: of KSNT left London for
Brighton, on a visit to the PRINCE.
Arnorg the enquirers yeraerdiy after His MA..
JzsTY's health were, the Turkish Ambassador, and
most of the Fors.ign Ministers.

The F..trl of- Ctizsere ATI ILD and Fatriily arrived
yesterday in t:iwn," at Chstet May.fair,
and :re are harpy to I,e4r iu gncd health.
Sir EvANN*rzAN departs imrrediately,ifor Dub.
Lady 7; d .;:,! 3 :lot at resent accompany
him, 'out takes up lkr re:,idc,xe at his beautiful
Villa st Fulham,
Lieut. Get:. Lord 71-11.1TCIIINSON is appoititeel to
fill :I;e vacancy, on the StalE, occasioned by the.pro.
m0t...00 a G. ii. MYE its, we dn not un.
der3ta-d what ai,po:ntinctit it is Which his Lord:diip
receit C 5. .

_
Litutetiant_Gerierd ,`_7;l' i iFI COOT:. I.; ;IppOinted
'n succeed Li?titer.ti“ A 7yl as, iu 112. t. -
'nand of the C,AI,-;
London, England, 1804-03-14

DIVIDENDS.

March z 6. P. Dubbledemuts Van Dyck, A. 1. Gevers
Leuven, and ‘Vynand Adriaen de Gruiter Vink, late of the
Circus, Minories, =4:hams, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 6... J. Hounsell, of liridport, Dorsetshire, ironmonger,
at eleven, at the George I tn, Crewkerne, Somersetshire.
r.larch, 7.4. A. Y. Pourtales and A. G. Pourtales, of Broad-
street Buildings, merchants, at one, at Guildhall.
April 7. 3 . King, late of Coventry, innholder, at eleven, at
the Castle Inn, Coventry.

CERTIFICATES.
April 3. E. Whitehead, New-Road, Tottenham-court, mer-
chant.
G. Wright and fob Wright, late of Leeds, flax-spirmert.
1. Harris, of Exeter, coach-master.
London, England, 1804-03-14

EDINBURGH, MARCH 10.

THE following are the appointments for the en-
suing Sluing Circuits : ..
SOUTH.—The LOAD Cill ET jOSTIOS CI,ZRIC and Lord
CuLLaw.
ledburgh Tuesday April 3...
Dun:lnes Saturday April 7.
Ayr Friday April :3.
WEST.—Lord DUNSINR•N and Lord CRAIG.
Stirling Wednesday April zi.
Inverary Monday April 30.
Glasgow Saturday May S.
,
NORTH.—Lord Mar FN and Lord Aam*DA-14.-
Perth Wednesday April 4.
Aberdeen Tuesday - April 24.
Inverness Tuesday - ~Max a.

March Ist being St. David's Day. the saki-trivial
celebrated at Coleheuer by the Officers of the-Royal
Pembroke Regiment. A dinner. was given on the
occasion, to which all the Welch Officers of the
Garrisnn were invited, which consisted of every
delic:cy ti the season, such as house.lagas, green
pease, &i. &c. which were served up in, the ancient
custom : nor was the leek broth omitted on this oc.
casion. The wines were also exquisite. The les.
tivities of the day commenced by drinking to the
pious memory of St. David, a large goblet of curru,
wi,h a tea: c immersed in it, which was follimed by
several other loyal and patriotic toasts, and the
day ended with the greatest Conviviality. The
evening conclude 4 with a Ball and Concert, at
which a Duet was performed by Captains Satan and
Rqbertson on the violin, and that national harml.
nious instrument the Welch Harp, in a most inimi.
table manner, to the great delight of all the Ladies
present.

We are authotized to say, that there was no se-
rious riot or disturbance at Oxford during the trial
of the GOltuoNs. Many perions were assembled at
the Town.hall previous to the arrival of the Judge,
but by the interference of the Javelin Men and
Peace Officers, a passage was soon made for
his Lordshii. and the Gentlemen 'concerned in
the trial, and nothing happened in Court that
could in the smallest degree justify that reprobation
of the Cowity and C.ty P,,lice which have appeared
in some of the London Prints. Every tittle that
has been published, of people being cut down and
trampled upon, and injured, is wholly unfounded.
True, it is, that there were many pickpockets in
the t3wn, who had been tempted to make a journey
from London in hopes of profiting by the concourse
of people who might be exile led to attend so extraor.
dinary a trial, but two of them having by the vigi.
lance of the City Constables and the accidental pre-
tence of Miller, one of the Bow-street Officers, been
detetted at an early hour, the rest took the alarm, and
made a precipitate retreat. Those two persons were
committed to the City Prison, and now remain in
confinement, and advertisements have been inserted
in the Oxford and London Newspapers, describing
the property found upon them, in order to discover
the owners, and that measures may be taken for
theinconvittion.
London, England, 1804-03-14

Frem the LJNDUN GAZETTE, March L 3, 1804..

Clown-office, March iz, 1804.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE lii THIS PRESENT

FAR LI Aid F NT.

CITY OF DII.RH4S•

Robert Eden Dzinzoinbe
.Shatto,.. of Whitworth in. the
County of Durham, Ebl/4-1. the last .far as re.
latex to one of tile Citizens for the said City, having been
determined to be void. .

.- •
Con:xis:ions in the Third Regiment of Lincolnshirc Militia,
rigged by the Lord Lieloptsnt. ' '
Edward Archer, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated lanuary

12, 1804.
Francis Butler, Gent. to be Ensign- Dated Feb. is. ISo4.
Commission ill the Nottingham Militia, siggoi iy the Lord
Lieutenant.

Christopher Nevile, Esq, to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated/
March;, 1804.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

April 3. R. Riding the younger. of Colne, Lancashire
cotton-manur-acturer, five, At the Castle of Lancaster.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED...

T. Smith and,R. Smithies, of Pool-Mills, Yorkshire, paper.
makers:

B/I.NTKRUPTS.

john Wilson, of Nantwich, Chester, timber merchant, to
surrender NEirch 23, 24, and April 24, at twelve, at the
Lamb, Nant%sich. A ttornies, Betley,Statford-
shire ; or NI,. W;lson, Crown-office-row, Temple.
Jar.ws nuw or late of Dale, Yorkshire, clothier, April
6,7, at the New Inn. Saddleworth, and a 4, at the Beau-
mont's Arms kw, Kirkheuton,..at ten. Attornies, .Mr.
Ali fev, Deiph, Saasllewoith ; or Mc. Battye; Chancery-
/one, Loud :n.
Isaac Solom,)ns, ofOsborn-Place, Whitechape4 Merchant
and insttrae-broker, March 20,26, and Apn I 24, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Aulx:rt. Symond's-Inn,
Ci!anctry-lane.
lames Etches, of Daventry, mercer and draper, March 2G,
24, and April 24, a: one, at guildhall. Lc,:idon. :Attorney,
Mr. Wainwright, llare-court, Temple.
London, England, 1804-01-19

c

,questtiati D.virtnent at t,l)eßaa, ,trCus,
though lung faeA' fair its celebrity; has now 'to
boast of the most eff:aive powers, in the wonder-
ful abilities of Master and Miss Saunders ; the first
stands unrivalled as a Horseman and Tight-rope
Dancer, his agility and dexterity in each having
passel the ordeal of the first judges, and the latter
is without' compare. She has reached a summit of
excellence on the Slack-wire hitherto unattainable
by her competitors; as a Horsewoman she may
challenge the whole. world, and for beauty and
gance of person, and the most beivitching :deport-
ment, we never beheld her equal.' , .

There being no Prize above 4601. drawn yes•
terday, the Lottery is now uncommonly rich, and
the }rice of Tickets' and Shares moderately cheap,
when compared with the following State of the
Wheel :

Prices of

L.. 20,000
to,ooo
5,000

2,000
I,Coo
Soo
200
ico

c. &c. &c.

Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, may be had
until SAfurday morning wext, at both the offices of
I. iltsx, No. 4,, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-cross.

PRESENT PRICE.

k. 18 5
- - 9to 0 I Eighth - 29 0
Quarter -; • 4 16 o Sixteenth • 5 c,
*.* Ohly Seven days to Draw..

ricket

Yesterday being the Queen's Birth Day, and the
Third ,Day of Drawing of the Lottery, the-Citf
was not so clowcied as it hips been this last..week ;
but as Saturday next will he the Fourth Day of
Drawing of the Lottery, (the Wheel continuing
immensely rich) what with persons going to the
Batik for their Dividends, and afterwards .to the
Lottery Offices for Tickets and Shares, the Citjt
will have mere than its usual flow of visitors.

SHIP NEWs,

GRAVESEND, JAN. 17.

Passed by—the Mackerel, Hoßing, from Bilboa • Resoltr '
' tion Masicb, from Lisbon; Theseus, Newman, TO(
Brotbers, Vanderden, from Amsterdam. ; •
Sailed—the Twins, Peake, for Nevis, and San Joseph! •
-Srrate, for-Bilboa.
London, England, 1804-01-19

FIFTY GUINEAS REWARD.

WHEREAS the COUNTING-HOUSE of
Mi; THOMAS LOCKY ER, Merchant, at 'Smart's
Quay, Plymouth, was last Night or early this Morning
broke open, alXi a GOLD WATCH, with themark " W.
E. Smith, Poultry," on the' face ; and also, a Case of Snr-
geon's Pocket Instrurrients, with a Red Morocco Case,
stolen therefrom; a REWARD of FIFTY GUINEAS is
hereby offered to any Person or Persons, for the Discovery
of the Offender or Offenders, whith will he paid on his'or
their Ccnvidicn, by applying. to the said Thomas Loayer..
Silversmiths, Jewellers, and Pawnbrokers, are requested
to take Notice in case the Watch should be offered for Sale
or pawned) of the Name on the race of the Watch. • -
A Coulter, with the mark I C was found near the spot
where the Biirglary was committed, and which may be seen
at the said Counting-house.
Plymouth, lan. ISO 4.
.•

This Day was-published;,kice ss..6d.

QOME OBSERVA'T'IONS 'tin the Yrupriety of
elfeattally EMPLOYING one pre"sent MILITARY
FORCES against France. And a few Cursory• Remarks on
the threatened Invasion..
Printed for I. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No.
too, direclly opposite Albany-Honse, Pibcadipy.
London, England, 1804-01-19

'SOCIETY FORTHE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS,
Craven-street, Strand, Jan. 4, 1804.
BENEFACTIONS since the LAST REPORT,
viz. • •,c. .r. d.
A Friend, per the Rev. T. Thirlwall .. A. to odo
'Rev. C. B. Char'wood, per ditto - - A. 2 2 0
J. Bradney, Esq. per Fullers - - A. 5 o! •
lohn Franklin, Esq. - - .. 2. 2 o
Wm. Baldwin,, Esq. - - - 2 2 0
Edward Darrell, Esq. .. - A. 2 2 0
'John Wiggin, Esq. per Secretary - - A. • a I o
Mr. Ricnard Harvey - . - IR 0
Lady MoOre - - . - - A. 7 o o
_
Mrs. Dickson - - - A. 7 0 0
Mrs. Rodney, of Hare, per Treasurei - A. 5 5 0
S. W. - - - - - A. 5 5 0
E. R. per Messrs. Dorriens and Co. - a o u
Anonymous - - ' - 1 o o
Found in the Letter-boa . - - 3 3 °
Ditto, ditto, - - -- - - a a c
Air. Hearnden, 144th Benefaelion - - 0 :,.. ' o

x• 56 5 cs.
Discharged and relieved from various Prisons,
Izz Debtors, for the Sum of - - 253 S 5
Cousidered the cases of 4; Petitioners. Approved 35.
Referred. for Charaders 8 Petition, and rejeOeci i.
Benclattions are received by James Neiki,,"Esci. the Trea-
surer, Cheyn6-walk; Chelsea; also at Messrs. Herries,
Farquhar, and Co. James's-street; Hoares, Fleet-street;
Fuller and Co. Lombard-street; Biddulph, Cocks, and
Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Corn-
hill ; Hammersleys, ; Vere, Lucatiou, Trough.
ton, and Co. Lombard-street ; 'Goldneys, St. lames's-street ;
and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where
the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support
this Charity, and where the Society will meet on the first
Wednesday in February next.
London, England, 1804-01-19

A CLAIM UPON THE BRITISH NATION.

T Presented to the guard of Longitude, in the year
A 1793, my new Method of finding the Longitude, by the
transit of the Moon through the first meridian, in which
the motion of the Sun and Moon begin the 19 years of a Cycle.
The Board of Longitude refused to hear me, and ordered me
not to come anymore to them, for they had determined hot
to receive any of my Proposals whatsoever. The Board of
Longitude has likeivise refused to take notice of my Celestial
Globe, presented to them .by the Right Hon. the Board of
Admiralty. It is now six months since an answer was re-
fused to the new Proposal I have made through the mediuM
Of the Admiralty. I theretbre 4ddress,to. the 2ritish Nation
a Stimmary Of what is contained in my New Astronomy, as
published; and the Proposals which are in the hands of the
Board of Longitude, and of which they refuse to take no-
tice.

Ist,. The Correction of the Civil and Astronomical Alma-
nack of Europe, by the suppression of the precession or the
Equinoxes.
Idly, The finding of the Longitude by the regular motion
of the Moon resulting front it, and the Construction of the •
requisite Tables by the Cyclometer for 3S years for' he said
Meridian.
r • idly, Art Improvement for the actual Obgervation on a
Ship moving, to.render it equally commodious as on Land..
.}thly, The Fixation of the Magnetic Needle, to show
fixedly the Merinian of a Ship moving.
sthly, A contrivance to force the Magnetic Needle to show
by itself its own variation, if any happens round the World.
6thly, A second, new and Astronomical Method of find-
log the Longitude. by the Periodical Motion of the Moon,
not by the quantity of the Astronomers, which is 27 d. 7 h.
• 43- 5. but by that of my Astronomy, viz. d. 7h. 42.
2io-235. not by her distance from the Sun and Stars, not by
her transit to the Meridian, but by another operation, more
.certain and exact. This indication alone is worth all the
Act of Parliament promises.
.A..most valoable. imtire.ventrat• en the Osttod .
• Watches for Lorigitocle.
Sthly, A fourth Method of .mine to find the Longitude by
common Watches, to be redified astronomically every night,
wHich renders them astronomically perteet, and may be-
come the most easy and familiar.
I am ready to answer and satisfy the Nation, according to •
the Ad or Pirlianient, with respell to all or any part of these
Proposals, it by a satisfactory interference. •
lOSEPH EMMAN.PELLIZER.
The Abridgement of my New Astronomy is td be had at
Mr. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-row, with the Quadra-
ture of the Circle demonstrated in three Geometrical ways,
without any calculation; and at my Lodging, No. 36, St.
Martin's-street, Leicester-square, where my Celestial Globe
is to be seen.
London, England, 1804-01-19

A Hi NT.

IT the GENTLEMAN who took the House of
Robert Stone, Esq. of Seaford, in the County of Sussex,
does not immediately pay the Rent and Dinages that the
said‘Robert Stone has sustained, the Centlnd of that `said
Gentleman and his Family, with Names at length, shall be
advertised in all the Public Papers. ,
London, England, 1804-01-19

-M4RRIED.

Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, John Shedden, Esq.(
of the 15tti Light Dragoons, son of Robert. Shedden, Esq•
Cciv.ier-strcet, to Miss Lewis, youngest daughtei.of Nlattne7
Lewis, Di.q. of Devonshire-ylace.
On Monday last, the 16th Inst. at Blithfield, Staffordshire;
the Rev. Richard Leven, Fellow. of MI Souls, to JO'
Louisa Bagut, fourth daughter of the Rey. Walter uagot.,

DIED.
h'#
'OnWednesday the 18th inst.. Thomas Elde, Esq. in 'll
88th year. He was one of the Registers of the Courf.9
t:hanery.
`Yesterday, at his house in Clifford street, Dr. Cishorne%
The same day, at Hadley, Mrs. Monro, _wife of Captin"
Monro, Ipf that place.
On Tuesday morning last, at Waltham-green,, Fulhan.l,:
Mr.
M. Isaac Williams, aged 85, formerly a ,Cabinet...maker
Aldersgate-sfreet.
London, England, 1804-01-19

We were happy to learn this morning, that Hi s
MAJESTY had bad a very good night, and is con.
siderdbly relieved from the pain in his foot. Num.
bers of the Nobility and others made a call of in.
quiry after His M4JE.TY this mornipg at Bucking.
ham.house.

TAR dispute in the Southwark Volunteer _Corps
commanded byColonel TIERNEY, involves a ques.
ticui. Very__ interesting to the whole Volunteer
system, and-therefore is entitled to very particular
attention-and consideration. Mrr, TtERNEY,-from
the influence which his official situation naturally
gives him, has induced Ministers to side with him,
without 'their having, in our opinion, sufficiently
weighed the importance of the question, or the con-
sequences which such a decision is likely to produce.
We are far frrn wishing-tO discuss the propriety of
the right of chusing o,fliceis remaining with the
-privates of a particular Company, or of a whole
Corps;-,-ii is perhaps unmilitary that it should_be so
vested, but that' such is the case in most of the 'Vo-
lunteer Corps t.,hroughoer, the Kingdom, no doubt
whatever can be entertained. Whether this right
is specified or not,in the original Resolutions of Vo-
lunteer Corps, it has alWays been considered as
belonging to them, and has been ailed upon uni.
formly in almost all. The Light Horse Volunteers
of London and Westminster, we, believe the oldest,
and certainly, one of the most respeftahle of the
Volunteer Corps in the Empire, the Royal West-
minster Volunteers, and many others that might be
enumerated, to the present hour have been in•the
pradice of filling up :all vacancies fox ()deers by a
ballot of the ?whole Corps. Nay, we believe that
the Royal Artillery Company, at the head of which
stands hiS Royal Highness the PRINCE of NVALas,
and who are an incorporated body by Royal Charter,
not%onlY eled their own Officers by ballot of the
whole Corps, but their eledion we understand is
annual, the privates thus having an opportunity of
dis Missing, at t!:e end of each year, any Officer that
inaY be obnoxious to them. This having been the
piaaiee then, it surely was the duty of Ministers
to pause, before, by giving their sariCtion and ap:
probation to the -conduct of Colonel TIERNEY. (in

*hicit to say no, worse of it, cot/ciliation forms rv.)
very prominent feature), they altered wholly the

Volunteer syscem,

-We cannot suppose Cut Mr. ADDINGTON was

any party

to the

anelion which Ministers have

given upon this occ

to the change which now