"I thank you for this dutiful and loyal Addrefs, and for your warm congratulation on the Union of the two kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland; an event which, I truft, cannot fail, under the bleffings of Providence, to augment and perpetuate the welfare and happiness of all my people. Your affectionate expreflions of attachmuest to my perfon and government,and your steady determination to maintain, against every aggresion, the fecurity and honour of my Crown, are highly acceptable to me, and fecure to my faithful Citizens of London my conftant favour and protect on.” His Majesty appeared highty gratified With the Addrefs, and was in perfectly good health and spirits. Saturday, Feb. 14. We are forry to fay, that the King caught a fevere cold by attending divine fervice yesterday at the Chapel Royal. Monday, Feb. 16. This morging, the feveral Loan Contractors waited on Mr. Pitt, by appointment, in Downing-freet, to coc ude their bargam. After fome preliminary converfation, the bufmefs was proceeded in; and the biddings appearing to be equally low upon the two lifts of Meffrs. Robarts, Curtis, Goldfmid, Solomons, and Co. and Sir Francis Baring, Meffrs. Battye and Co. thofe Gentlemen were declared to be the joint Contractors. The amount of the Loan is 28,000,ocol, and thefe the terms: 1251. Confols 01. Red. for every tool, subscription* The hill for repealing the Act of laft feffion, for regulating the manufacture of flour and bread, was read the third time, in the Houfe of Commons, and paffed. Mr. Pitt faid, the estimates of the public fervice for the prefent year neceffarily exceeded, in many departments, those of the laft. This augmentation was occafioned by circumstances well known to the Houfe, and on which he need not dwell at prefent. He should therefore proceed to state to the Houfe, as briefly as poffible, the probable amount of the public expenditure for the enfuig year, and the ways and means he fhould propofe to meet it. Navy Army Paper, double the prefent duty, 2d on all paying 344 110,000 123,000 Timber, 1-3d of the prefent duties 100,000 Pepper, 3d. per lb. for home confumption - Ditto exported, 64. per lb. Horfes for pleasure, - 8,000 92,000 where only 1, 10.63,000 On all above one, 20s. 73,000-136,000 Ditto for husbandry, 45. 170,000 £.1,730,000 Mr. Fitt regretted he was neceffitated to lay any additional burthen on the country; but confelfed, the nopes he entertained on the Income Tax had failed him; he thought it would have produced 10 milkons, but found it produced but fix millions; yet, fuch as it was, he had not altered his ideas in its defignation as a war tax, and as a tax forming a finking fund for difcharging the national debt. This tax he did not with to mortgage further, which led him to rate the taxes of this year within the term, leaving the Income Tax to operate a reduction in the public debt, which 15,902,000 he had propofed fhould not be augmented 1,938,000 beyond the amount of 1798-He then de757,000 tailed the effects of his financial meafares, 340,000 and gave the country the profpect of dif8co,ccp charging the incumbrances on the Income Tax in fix years from the pretent period, at which time the tax would ceale. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. £. 15,800,000 - Mr. Pitt then moved the different refolutions; which were agreed to. Friday Night, Feb. 27. Our moft gracious Sovereign's fever fill continues; but, we rejoice to add, with Whole fupply for the year 42,197,000 every favourable tymptom. SHE Effex. Poftponed. Gloucefter faire. JohnBrowne, of Salperton, efq. Herefordfire. John Skip, of Ledbury, elq. Hertfordshire. Thomas Fitzherbert, of Shenley, efq. Kent. Edward Austen, of Godmersham, efq. Leicester fire. Thomas March Phillips, of Garendon, efq. Lincoln/h. Charle Mainwaring, of Goltho, efq. Alonmouthfbire. Pottponed. Norfolk. Robert Marihm, of Stratton-Strawlefs, efq. Northamptonfb. Jofeph S.bley, of Northamp ton, efq. Northumberland. Sir Charles Miles Lambert Monek, of Belfay-caftle, bart. Nottinghamshire. William Elliott Elliott, of Nottingtom, efq. Oxford. George Clarke, of Chesterton, efq. Rutlandfhire. William Kemp, of Belton, efq. Shropshire. Thomas Clark, of Peplow, efq. Somerfeth. John Band, of Wookey, efq. Stafford. Tho. Bainbrige, of Woodfeat, efq. Southampton. William Garrett, of Leighhoufe, efq. Havant. Suffolk. Charles Streynfham Collinfon, of Sproughton, elq. Surrey. bryan Parrett, of Stockwell, efq. Suffex, William Borrer, of Hurst-Perpoint, jely. War Wilts. Thomas Buth, of Bradford efq. SOUTH WALES. Brecon. Matthew Gwyn, of Abercrave, efq. Guermarthen. Sir John Stepney, of Llanelly, bart. Cardigan. Robert Lloyd, of Abermaide, efq. Glamorgan. Llewellin Traheine, of St. Hilary's, cfq. Pembroke. Morgan Jones, of Kilwendog, efq. Radnor, Thomas Hodges Fowler, of Abbey Camhire, efq. NORTH WALES. Anglefea. John Price, of Wern, ely. Caernarvon William Harvey, of Bodvel, efq. Denbigh. Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Penylan, efq. Flint. David Pennant, of Downing, efq. Merioneth. Jonathan Paffingham, of Hendwr, elq. Montgomery. Jol. Lyon, of Vayor Park, efq. SHERIFF appointed by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, in Council, for the Year 1801. County of Cornwall. Edward Collins, of Truthan, efq. THE NORTHERN. NORFOLK. MIDLAND. LENT CIRCUIT. 1801. Ld. Kenyon L. C. Juftice L. C. Baron B. Hotham. B. Thomson J. Rooke GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. War-office, Jan. I. His Majefy has been pleafed to appoin', Lieutenant generals Benjamin Gordon, Geoge Airfle, James Adeane, Edward Smith, Thomas Bland, Felix Buckley, Henry Watfon Powell, Thomes Stirling, George Garth, and Richard Grenville, to be Generals in the Army. Major-generals: Horatio Spry, W. Souter Johnßione, Harry Innes, Robert Donkin, James Balfour, James Francis Perkins, Norman M'Leod, Alexander Campbell, Francis D'Oyly, Sir James Duife, kn. Henry Lord Mulgrave, Grice Blakeney, Paulus Emilius Irving, George Harris, Richard Vyfe, William Lord Cathcart, Banaire Tarleton, Sir Hew Dalrymple, knt. Gordon Forbes, Andrew Gordon, John Floyd, Oliver De Lancey, John Graves Simcoe, and Sir James Henry Craig, K. B. to be Lieutenant generals in the Army. Colonels: John Stuart, of the royal artillery; Honour ble Robert Tylor, of the 5th dragoon-guards Gerrit Fither, of the 9th foot; George Milner, of the 38 foot guards; John Henry Frafer, of the 11th foot; W. D. M'Lean Clephane, of the 3d foot-guards; Charles Barnet, of ditto; George Marquis of Huntley, of the 924 foot; George Benfon,; Honourable Edward Fine, of the Coldstream guards; Iac Gascoyne, of the 34th foot; George Frederick Lord Southampton, of tto; and Stephen Poyn 2, of the first regiment of life-guards; to be Major generals in the Army. Leutenant-colonels: James O'Moore, of the late Iruh brigade; Thomas M'Dermo.t, of ditto; Engene M'Carthy, of ditre; Edward Stack, of ditto; Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the 2d Weit India regiment; Honourable John Brodrick; Henry Warde, of the first foot-guards; James Ducham, of the Fifeilme fencible-infantry; Honourable David Lee, of the Tay dito; James Leib, of the Princess of Wales's ditto; John Manners Kerr, of the 62d foot; Thos mas Scott, of the Scotch brigade; Quin John Freeman, of the 16th four; William Robertfon, of the late Perth fenc bles; Arthur Wolfe, of the 70th foot; Mathew Baillie, of the late 134h toot; Tomkins Hilgrove Turner, of the 34 foot-guards; Jolan Randall M1Kenzie, of the 78th foot; Chriftopher Fillon, of the 44th disto; WiBam Suntor, of the North Lowland fencibles; Hon. W. Mordant Matland, of the Devon and Cornwall fencibles; William Munie, of the Caithnels Legion; James Cin phell, of the Cheshire fencibles; Thomas Picton, of the 56th foot, John-Gerdon Cumming, of the Loys Inverness fencbes; John Crew, of the Lochaber fencibles; Hon. George Lowrey Cole, of Viltate's regiment; Marcus Beresford, of the 1. 125th foot; Gonville Brownend, of the late 126th foot; Charles M'Donel, on Half-pay of a late regiment of foot; George Earl of Granard, of the late rosth foot; Mungo Noble, of the 67th foot; Stafford Lightourne, of the 53d ditto; John-Henry Lott, on half-pay of the Independents; Sir William Eifkine, bart. of the late 133d foot; Nathanael W. Maffey, of the 27th foot; Francis Moore, of the late 128th ditto; Hon. Robert King, of the late 127th vitto; William-Henry Clinton, of the rit footguards; George Dalrymple, of the 19th foot; and John Tubman, of the late noth foot; to be Colonels in the Army. Majors: Peter Beaver, of the 27th foot; Wilnam Savary, of the 14th light-dragoons; Hampfon-P. Thomas, of the 64th foot; Thomas M'Mahon, of the 27th ditto; John Picton, of the 12th ditto; Hon. Edward Wingfield, of the 40th foot; John Ford, of the 80th ditto; Archibald Bothwell, of the 24 dragoons; Arthur Annelly, of the late 31ft light-dragoous; Hon. Lord Hely Hutchu fon, of the late 112th foot; Benjamin Rowe, of the goth foot; Kenneth M'Rae, of the 76th duto; Edward Boland, of the 40.h ditto; Henry Hawles, of the 45th ditto; Edward Scott, of the 13th ditto; James Logan, of the 5 it ditto; Willian MC kill, of the late 92d ditto;, Donal Robertfon, of the 211t ditto; Thomas Probyn, of the 18th ditto; John Gordon, of the 38th ditto; George Wilton, of the 39th ditto; George Maddifon, of the 65th ditto; John Crowgey, of the 58th ditio; John Wauchope, of the 19th ditto; Frederick William Buller, of the 88th ditto; Humphrey Davie, of the 5th ditto; Joan-R. Brodhead, of the late 1211t ditto; ThomasBradford, of the Nottingham fencibles; Thomas G. Elrington, of the late 115th foot; George H. Mafon, of the late 1024 ditto; John-Granby Clay, of the 54th ditto; Alexander Colton, of the late 1024 ditto; John Grey, of the 41it ditto; Wilham Lockhart, of the 30th ditto; Archibald Butter, of the 18th light-dragoons; Hon. John Creighton, of the late 124th foot; Dunbar-J. Hunter, of the 19th foot; John Campbell, of the lave zd Battahon of the lake 8ad foot; Sydney Scroggs, of the 4th foot; Alexander-Colby Jackfon, of the 45th ditto; Gage Joon Hall, of the 9tik ditto; Robert Rok, of the 20th ditto; and George Wynyard, of the 27th_light-diagoons; to be Leutenant-colonels in the Army, Admiralty offer, Jan. 1. This day, in puridance of the King's pleaiare, the following Flag Odicers of lus Majcity's Fleet were promoted, Viz. Richard Baithwaite, elg. Pinlip Crosby, efq. Samuel Co nub, sig. John Brifb,int, efq. Cuaries Weley, dig. Samuel Graufton Gooda 1, eiq. his Royal Highnes Wilham-Henry Duke of Clarence, Amir.is of the Blue-to be Admirals of the White. Robert Robert Linzee, efq Sir James Wallace, krt. William Peere Williams, efq. Sir Thomas Pailey, bart. Sir Thomas Rich, bart. James Cumming, efq. Sir John Colpovs, K. B. Skeffing on Lutwidge, efy. Archibald Dickfon, efy George Montagu, efq. Thomas Dumarefq, efq Right Hon. George Lord Keith, K. B. Vice-admirils of the Red-to be Admirals of the Blue. Thomas Mackenzie, efq. Thomas Pringle, efq. Sir Roger Curtis, bort. Sr Henry Harvey, K. B. Robert Man, efq. Sir William Parker, bart. Charles Holmes Calmady, efq. John Bourmatter, etq. Sir George Young, kat. John Henry, e1q. Richard Rodney Bligh, efq. ViceAdmirals of the White-to be Vice-Admi. rals of the Red. Robert Bizgs, efq. Francis Parry, efq. . Ifaac Prefcott, efq. John Bizeley, efq. Christopher Mafon, efq. Thomas Spry,efq. Sir John Orde, bart. William Young, cfy. James Gambier, efq. Sir Andrew Mitchell, K. B. Vice-admirals of the Blue-to be Vice Admirals of the White. Christopher Parker, efq. Philip Patton, efq. Charles Morice Pole, efq. John Brown, efq. John Leigh Douglas, efq. William Swiney, efq: Charles Edmund Nugent, efq. Charles Powell Hamilton, efq. Ed. mund Dod, efq. Right Hon. Horatio Lord Nelfon, K B. Rear-admirals of the Red -to be Vice-Admirals of the Blue. James Brine, efq. John Pakenham, elq Sir Erafmus Gower, knt. John Holloway, ele. John Blanket, efq. George Wilfon, efq. Sir Charles Henry Know'es, bart. Hon. Thomas Pakenham, Robert Dean, efq. Cuthbert Colling vood, e'q. James Hawkins Whitthed, eiq. Arthur Kempe, efq. Smith Child, efq. Right Hon. Lrd Charles Fitzgerald, Thomas Taylor, efq. John Thomas Duckworth, efq. Rear-idmirals of the White.-to be Rear-admirals of the Red. John Knowles, efq. John Willet: Pyne, efq. Sir Robert Caller, bart. James Richard Dacres, cfq. Hon. George Bakeley, Thomas Welt, etq. James Douglas, efq. Peter Api n, efq. Henry Savage, efq. Bartholomew Samuel Rowley, efq. Sir Richard Bickerton, bart. George Bowen, elq. Robert Montague, efq. John Fergatlon, efq. Edward Edwards, eiq. Sir John Borlafe Warren, bart, and K. B Rear-admirals of the Blue-to be Rear-admirals of the White. The under-mentioned Captains were allo appointed Flag-Officers of his Ma jefty's Fleet. viz. Edward Tyrrel Smith, efq. Thomas Graves (ft). efq. Thomas Macnamara Ruffel, eiq Sylverms Moriarty, efq. Sir Henry Trollope, knt-to be Rear-admiral of the White. Henry Edwin Stanhope, efq. Robert M'Douall, efq. Billy Doug'as, ety. John Wickey, efq. John Inglis, efq John Fish, efq. Jaleel Breton, (1ft). efq. John Knight, efq. Edward Thornborough, eiq. James Kemp'h ere, efq. Simpson Edwards, efq. George Campbell, efq. Tho mas Hicks, etq. Henry Cromwell, eiq. Arthur Philip, efq. Sir William George Fairfax, knt Thomas Torty, efq. Sir James Sumarez, kut-to be Rear-admirals of the Blue. The King has been pleased to appoint Str Edward Pellen, brt. William Domett, efq. and Sir Thomas Tronbridge bart. to be Colonels of his Majesty's Marine Forces, in the room of Edward Thornborough, efq. Sir William-Gen ge Fairfax, knt and Sr James Sumarez, kat appointed Flag-officers of les Majesty's Flet I BIRTHS. Jan. TN Portland-place, the Countess of Stahremberg, a fon. 22 25. Ar Stanford-hall, co. Leicester, the wife of Henry Otway, e q. a daughter. 27. At Mr. Amiol's, near Gloucester, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Hay Drummond, brother of the late Earl of Kinnoul, a dau. 25. The wife of Dr. Pemberton, of George-ftreet, Hanover-fquare, a fon. The wife of J. A. Wickliam, efq, a dau. 20. Lady Anne Hope, a fon. Lately, at Paris, the wife of Gen. Murat, after to the First Conful, a fon, named, by him and Madame Reauharnois, Achilles. At Drumland, co. Clare, Ireland, the lady of Sir Edw. O'Brien, bart. a fon and heir. At Rode Lawton, in Chefhite, the wife of Tho Delves Broughton, efq, a fon and heir. The wife of Hugh Cuolahan, efq, of Ashgrove, a fon and heir. The wife of Mr. Jofeph Loxdale Warren, attorney, of Market Drayton, Salop, two daughters. At York, the wife of the Rev. Archdeacon Whatton, of Sigglethorne, a fon. At Wotton Court-boufe, co. Gloucester, the lady of Sir John Douglas, a daughter. Fik. 3. At Glagow, Mrs. Cochran, of Kirkfield, a daughter. In Cavendish-fquire, the lady of Sir W. Langham, a daughter. 4. At Glasgow, the wife of Dr. Jeffray, a daughter. The wife of the Rev. J. H. Standen, of Murtton-houfe, Sittingtourn, Kent, a fon. In Bloomfoury-place, the wife of John Woodcock, efq, a fon. 7. At Stratford green, Effex, the wife of John Minet Henker, etq, a ton. Q. At Horton, co, Northampton, the lady of the Hon. George Gunning, M. P. a fon, 10. The wife of John S.duey, efq. of Pethurft, Kent, a daughter 11. The wife of James-John Collett, efq. of Bloomsbury, a daughter. In Chandos-ftreet, the wife of G. R. Eyres, efq. a fon. In Bedford-iquare, the wife of Peter Pole, efq. a fon. 12. At Delvine-houfe, in Scotland, Mis. Muir-Mackenzie, a daughter. la Argyle-freet, the wife of Jas. Morris, efq. of Eatt-hill, Wanefworth, a daughter. In Queen Anne Areet West, the Hon. Mrs. Poyntz, wife of William-Stephen P. efq. M. P. a fon. 13. The wife of William Earle Bulmer, efy. of Heydon-houfe, Norfolk, a fon. 14. Ms. Wathen Phipps, of Corkfrect, a fon. 16. The wife of Capt. Charles Rowley, of the royal navy, a fon. 17. Mrs. Grant, of Congalton, a daugh. 19. At Shepherd's Bush, the wife of William Paxton, efq of Middleton-hall, a fon. 21. The wife of William Abraham, efq. of Bathwick, a daughter, 1200. MARRIAGES. T St. Helena, Capt. William A Scott, of the Bengal eft ablish Dec. 2. ment, to Mits Henrietta Robfon, fecond daughter of Col. Francis R. lieutenant-governor of that island. 1801. Jan. 13. John Folliot Powell, elq. of Farley, co. Stafford, to Mifs Frances Armett, dau. of the Late Charles A. efq. of the Lowe, near Congleton, in Chethire. 21. Rev. Richard Loley, rector of Huntley, co. Gloucefter, to Mifs Morfe, daughter of the late Rev. J. M. 22. By special licence, at Ardfry, the feat of Lord Wallfcourt, Arthur French St. George, efq. of 1yrone, co. Galway, to the Hon. Mifs Henrietta St. Lawrence, eldeft daught of Ld. Vifc. St. L. and one of the ccheire ffes of the late Countess of Kerry. At Huyton, Birmingham, Mr. Monks, furgeon, of Congleton, to Mifs Yarnault. Mr. Charles, merchant, of Liverpool, to Mits Jarvis, of Ulverstone. Rev. Thomas Carlyon, fellow of Pembroke cell. Camb. to Mifs Stackhoute, dau. of Wm S. efq of Frehane, in Cornwall. 20. Mr. B. Lefage, to Mifs Anne-Ruth Mafon, of Liverpool. At Yarmouth, Capt. Thomas Jones, to Mits Catharine Williams. At Lutterworth, Mr. Powell, of Bittefweb, to Mifs Arnold. 2,. Mr George Bell, of Crutched-friers, wine-merchant, to Mils Coward, of Buxton caufeway, Surrey. Charles Allen Phillips, efq. of St Bride's hil', co Pembroke, to Mils Cecil-a Phillips, fecond daughter of the late Rev. Edward P. of Lampiter, in the fame county. At Coventry, Lewis Bowen, eiq. of the 17th light dragoons, to Miis Meletina Clay, of Kenilworth, co. Warwick. At Exeter, Mr. M. C Toulmin, a refpectable farmer near Taunton, son of Dr. T. to Mifs Cranch, of Exeter. At Peakirk, co. Northampton, Edward Wation, efq to Miis Facon, daughter, of Mr. F. of Borough-fen, co. Lincoln. 23. Lieut Mariden, of the 17th, dragoonguards, to Miis H. Long, daugh. of W. L. ety of Upton-upon Severn, co. Worcester, Rev. J. Clutton, M. A. prebendary of Hereford, to Mils Mary Wetherell, daugh ter of the Rev. Dr. W. dean of Hereford, and mafter of Univerfity college, Oxford. 30. Mr. William Marth, of Wettonplece, St. Pancras, to Mifs J nks, of Welbeck-ftreet. Cavendif;-fquare. At Chelfea, Matthew Yatman, efy. of Lindley-row, to Mis Lunn. Feb. |