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WEDNESDAY, MAY 27.

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The KING has been pleated to conßitute and
appoint ARTHUR WHETHAM, Efq. to be Gover-
nor and Commander in Chief of Curacoa, in Ame-
rica; and THOMAS PICTON, Efq. to be Governor
and Commander in Chief of the ifland of Trinida-
da, in America.
The Right Honourable the Governor in Coun-
cil at Fort Saint George has been pleafed to eftab-
lifh a Court at Point de Galle, under the denomi-
nation of the Fircars Court, and has appointed
Mr. Fifcal HUNTER, Prefident, and Me&s. d'Es-
TRANDEAU and FARREL, Members of it.
Captain CLARKE, of the Navy, fucceeded to the
Government of New South Wales, on Governor
HUNTER'S embarking from that fettlement for
England.
Our letters from the Cape of Good Hope, by
the India (hips kilt arrived, Rate, that Commo-
dore Sir HOME Poe it 5,4, after landing the new
regiments which he took out, and embarking the
22d and 6ift regiments, and the ref of the garri-
fon, in tranfports, was to proceed on the 28th of
February from thence on a fecret expedition, fup-
poled to be againft the Spanifh South America
poffeffions, on the river De Plata. A large quan-
tity of hone furniture was (hipped, to equip a body
of light dragoons on the horfes of the country.
The promotion of Mr. JEFFERSON to the Prefi-
dency of the United States is obfcrved to have
given a new direction to the Adminiftration of
public affairs in that country. The Englillt in-
tereft is fuppofed to be fenfibly on the decline.
ARMY IN Env PT.—Amongft numbers of valu-
able officers, Captain Bear, fecond fon of the Rev.
FRANCIS BEST, of South Dalton, in the EaR Rid-
ing of Yorkfhire' was .killed on the 21ft of March.
In the battle of that day he received a fevere
wound, of the confequence of which he died in a
few days afterwards. He ferved in the regiment
commanded by General Storr, who lately prefid-
ed over the Eaftern Diftri& of Yorkfhire, and
whore Aid-de-Camp he then was.
When the news of the fall of Sir RALPH ABER•
dole Mr was received at Edinburgh, it was pro-
pored that all Officers of the Line, the Militia and
Yeomanry, Artillery, and Volunteer Corps then
in that city, fhould, for the next four Sundays,
appear in mourning dreffes, in teftimony of refpea
to the memory of fo great and good a man.
Lady AsEacaosrav, we are truly concerned
to learn, has been molt ferioufly ill ever 'fence
the heard of the fate of her much loved hufband.
Her apprehentions indeed were fo ftrong before
the fatal intelligence arrived, and hal fo powerful
an tiled upon her, that fhe kept her room, and
even her bed, and could admit of no confolation
that friendfhip or.affeelion could dictate,
The armed brig Sir SIDNEY SMITH, which fail-
ed on Sunday from Plymouth, with difpatches for
Lord KEITH and General HUTCHINSON, has taken
out orders to General O'HARA to fend to Egypt
all the difpofable force which he can (pare from
the fervice of the garrifon of Gibraltar.
The following are the Regiments Rationed in
the garrifons at Gibraltar, Minorca, and Malta,
and whore Cervices are raid to be limited to
Europe :—.l7th Foot, 2 Battalions ; sth, 2 Bat-
talions ; 3111, t Battalion; 35th, 2 Battalions;
4Sth, t Battalion ; 27th, I Battalion ; and 4th, 2
Battalions, (excepting its flank Companies.)
We hear that all the Volunteer Corps in the
neighbourhood of Portfmouth, are to affemble on
Portfdovrn Hill on the enfuing birth-day of our
gracious SOVEREIGN.
The Bedfordfhire Militia has been detached from
Plymouth garrifon to duty at Maker Heights, a
very commanding pot.
Five troops of the Bays are now on their route
to be Rationed in Cornwal, two at Plymouth, and
the remaining part of this well difciplined regiment
in the South-hams of Devon.
In confequence of the pa ft and further call for
the diltinguifhed Cervices of the Royal Artillery,
his MAJESTY has been plealcd to order an augmen-
tation to the fame, confining of one Colonel, two
Lieutenant-Colonel:., one Major, and (even Corn-
panks confining of too gunners each, with a due
proportion of Officers, &c.
Lieutenant-Colonel La vs commands the detach-
ment of Royal Artillery,-and Lieutenant-Colonel
SHIPLEY that from the Royal Corps of Engineers,
attached to the expedition •under Lieutenant-eve.'
neral Tatoot, in the Weft Indies.
The Marquis of SALISIVIti paned lalt week
fame days at Yezley, where his regiment, the Hert-
fordihire Militia, are now doing duty over more
than 6000 French and Dutch prifoners. The
Officers of the garrifon, and the principal inhabi-
tanti of Stilton and its vicinity, were entertained
by the Noble Marquis for three da)s at the BeU '
Inn, in a very elegant manner.