The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-30 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

illbe—irovided at the following
Places TO. MO It ROW MORN I NG, at Seven o'Clock
precisely, and every Morning during the Eledion, at the same
hour, for the purpose of conveying the FR EEHO LD ERS
in the Interest of UEt)IU. L BOU LTON MAIN WA R-
ING, Esti. to and front lirentford, viz.
Tile Pantheon, Oxford-road.
Parliament-street.
OppoSire St. laines's Church, Piccadilly.
Opposite I' urnival's Inn, Holborn.
Clerkeliwell Green.
Islington Green.
Opposite Wititechapel Church.
Opposite Shorecliteli Church.
Court-House, ‘Veliclose-square.
Slunlwet I, opposite the Church.

To the FREE IIOLDLItS of the COUNTY of MIDDLE.
SEX.

CiNTLEMLN, •
FINDING
that several Persons have • been Can.
for Sir FRANCIS BURDETT in the name of
r . BYNG, alt o that it has been publicly reported that Mr.
ZYNG supports Sir FRANCIS BUM) E'l'T's interest,
take the liberty of informing you, that Mr. BYNG, no later
than Tuesday last, declared his firm intention to remain
neuter, and not to take any pair, or endeavour to influence a
single Ercrliolder, at the ensuing Election. I have the
Honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your must obedient and very humble Servant,
TIiONIAS
Lincolp's Inn, July 21, 1804.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEEKS.
SATURDAY, JULY' 28.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to
the Sl,onp Duties Bill, the Irish Vute of Credit,
the London IncumhenrY, the Irish Offices Inquiry,
the Loyalty Loan, the L',ndon Defence, the London
1) cks, the Volunteer Accomptants, the Habeas
Corpus Writs, the Woolwich Land, the Irish
CIISIMIIN Duty, the hish Revenue Regulation, and
Si hits Warehousing Bills,
The Lords Commissioners were the LoR CIIAN.
C P1.1.01t, the Duke of IVlutirßosE, and Lard WM.

Lord IlAwitFSßußy moved the Older of the
D y for ihc third reading of the Corn Buunty Bill;
tht. Bill was accor:lingiy read a third tine and
Fid,sril; anti a Mess Age sent to acquaint the Com-
m. ns theresvia.

After a short interval elapsed, the Insolvent
itiore Bill was tetur.ed from the Cognitions, by
Mt. Alderman Comas and others, with a Mex.
sage, importing that the Commons agreed to the,
Amending:l)ls made by their Lordships; alter which
the ilouse adjourned till Monday.

HOUS E Op COMMONS.

SATURDAY, JULY 2R.

The Deputy I,l.:her Of the Black Rod summoned
the blouse to hear fits sty's-Commission in the
l-i tis of Pterti. al the I,,eArt.iit's return, lie in-
formed the Members that His 'Majriry's Royal
A`Setlt war declared to the English Stamp Duty
the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Loyalty
the Irish CUiroins anti Irish Corntnis.
3i ne~s Bids, the Volunteer Ofliccr3 Bill, Woolwich
Lands 4lec.

A Message trout the Lords informed the House
that their Lordships had agreed to the Corn EXpOfta.
tion and Importation Bill, without any Amendment.
The kl,)use, on the Motion of Alderman Comas,
proceeded to tale into consideration the several
Artrnilments made by their Lordships to the In.
oolvent Delatori' ; which were agreed to, and
Alderman COM at was' tissirell to take the Mu to
the. Lords, and acquaint them accrdirigly.—Ad.
journed to Monday next. • •

lie.-7 the LONDON GAZETTE, jol,y :8, saoi..

IVhitehall, July 38, 1804.

The King- has been incased -to appoint Charles
Bkhip,• Esq. to be His Majesty's l'r,cuirator in all
Caii,es and .Mattets 'Mariiiine, Foreign, Civil, 410
Ect;lcbiastical..- '

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C a ptain. Lteli tenant* to, bo Sccutili Cifptifins--Charles W.
ttuflyerfl, 'Witham 13ackwrill Letiafire, Philip
Itaward Elia* Durnfml, (;caiir;f:
:11.1‘kiatify, !Nary Anflursoh,
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Rtyal Rtgitnoti of Artllltry.. .
Capt4in-Lleutenants to be Second Captains—lamps West,
41exander Tulloh, Richard 1. Raynstord, Henry
Marsh, Samuel Keynell, William Payne, George Fors-
ter, Mtn Caddy, Alexander Campbell, Henry M. Far-
rington, George Skyring, Charles H. I itarnayer, let‘eph
. Brain; Charles Keane, Richard S Brough,le* 0.
Sillery, Andrew 13retion, lames Power, William Hall,
Francis Power, Charles Younghusband, George Crawford,
Robert Tiuscott, Oliver Fry. Alexander Dixon, Robert
Bull, Thomas B. P. Hardy, Francis Smith, Cita. Lgan,
George Massey, Henry Hickman, Philip Meadows, Bohn
Matthews, Robert Macdonald, Charles C. Clifton, lames
V. Ogilvie, Henry Crawford, George Letebure, Tho-
mas J. Forbes, Ralph Ledgertun, Henry Deacon, 'John
S. 'Robison, lances Webber, 'John M. Close, Patrick
Campbell, Jolla May, Thomas Rogers, Thomas Gam-
ble, Alexander Munro, James P. Cockburn, lames
Chamberlayne Hew D. Russ; Thomas S. Hughes, Phi-
lip Durnford, !Joseph D'Arcy, Harcourt Holcombe, Henry
B. Grant, John S. Sinclair, William Lloyd, Blaney
Walsh, Robert H. Birch, lames Armstrong, Richard
Dyas, Robert Deane, Edward Wilmotr, George W. Unetr,
Gorge Beane, Philip J. Hughes, William Stewart' Mar-
cus Roe, lames M'Lachlane, William Lloyd, Joseph
Barnes, lames Addanis, Frederick G tuba, William Sheri-
Icy, William Roberts, John head, Thomas Patterson,
Adam Wall, William Morrison, William Cleeve, Wil-
liam I lolcroft, Thomas Nlassoii, Robert Lawson, Natha.
W. Oliver,- lames T. Cowper, Robert Carthew;
William jenny.—All dated July 19, 04.

Ordnance-Office, yilly 2,6,1804.
Rcgal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Lieutenant Flionias G. Chambers to be First Lieu-
tenant, vice Robertson. deceased. Dated June 2, 1804.
Gentleman Cadet O'llara Baynes to be Second Lieu.
tenant, vice Conroy, promoted. Dated July 16, 1804.
Gentleman Cadet Spencer v. Brett to be ditto, vice Wills,
promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet the Ho.
'stowable William Arbuthnot to be ditto, vice King, pro.
muted. Dated as above. lames Evans, Gent. to be
ditto, vice W. lottes, promoted. Dated its above.
Commistion in the Ayrshire Militia, signed .fy the Lord Lieu-
tenant.
John Donald, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lames Hendcr.
son, promoted. Dated J uly 2, 1804.
COMMliSiOnllignal by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of the Comfy of
Essex.
tit Errex Yeoestanty eavaby.
Second Lieutenant James Winston to be First Lieutenant,
vice Hopkins, resigned. Dated imy 3, 1804. Cornet
Edward Ellis to be Second Lieutenant, vat Winston, pro-
moted. Dated as above.
Lgal Ongar Hundred Volunteer Infantry,
Lieutenant William Holdatie Barton to be Captain. Dated
July 5, 1804. Thomas John Hopkins, Gent. to be Second
Lieutenant. Dated as above.
Loyal lliertea Volunteer Infantty.
Lieutenant Bennett Hawes to be Captain, vice May, re.
signed. Dated July 5, O>lo4.lohn-Cooke'Surpden, Gent.
to be Lieutenant, vt‘e IidWCS, promoted. Dated as above.
EaaATUM in the Gazette of the 14th instant.
8 irr Regiment of Foot.
For Richard Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Stretch, superseded—read William Jones, (ent. to
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stretch, superseded.