Star. — London, England, 1804-02-02 00:00:00

1g sr 14 I IC' ult. city. .1 he that a it) perfon, his ee►ps lAA alrciabling at Anal, not be ing yet organifed. It was thence (impaled, that the enfuing attempt would be only a feint, to try the temper of the people of England, or a divertion to favour a real attack upon Ireland, by the army of Avoaaeau. So ignorant are the French people and the French foldiers of the fentiment and feeling of the inhabitants of Great Britain, they think that if they could only efcape the Englilh fleet, they will tenet but little oppofition. This is the recta' of the artifices by which the FsasT CON3OL has endeavour. ad to abufe the credulity and milked the judgment of his flares, who vainly flatter themfelves that in England they will meet no enemies bin the nobility and gentry. Our failors they have long fince fet down as incorrigible arillocrates. Bank notes are not the only fabrications preparatory to invafion.— Guineas of bate metal are coined in great abund ance at all the mints of Paris and Brads. They are worth about t t livres, and are full weight. The Jews loon deteeted them, and have put their corref. pondents at Hamburg!), and other places upon the Continent, upon their guard againft this new money- Thefe guineas are many of the years 1797 and 1799. In an article of a late date from Paris, given in a Dutch paper, it is admitted that the leek news from St. Domingo is very unpleafant. Gen.Rocuamseau u reprefented, after embarking all the whites code/sad efcaped safqtre, Tome for Old France, others for America, and Guadaloupe, as having himfelf failed, with the remnant of his army, for the latter place, and Martinique. So loath are the French to Rate the 'real fags which have reached Europe, refpefting the rank of the Domingo espedition. It now appears that the (mall fquadron, with troops, which lately failed from Toulon, is com• ' inanded by Admiral Garru Baur a, but its &Rios. tion is not known. The Bata►ian Government have difpatched an or. air to Ferrol, for the jendion of the Oldbarneveldt Dutch man of war, with the French frptadron lying In that peit ; the dellination of which, it is added, will not long remain a myltery. One arrived laR night and another this morning. The former being the Mail of the 13th, brings hard- ly any thing new, the Mails of the tyth and soth having arrived before. One paragraph from Mentz is, however, important. It mentions the return of three Freneh Naval Officers, who went LIR Auguß to Ruffia to purchafe Naval Stores.— In fall Autumn fevers' Ruffian Merchantmen were hired by France to carry the Rares fo put.. chafed ;—rut the Enrsaoa being informed of the eireumffance, declared that as the cargoes were contraband by the Treaty of Commerce with England, if they fhould be captured by the Englifh eruLers, he would not interfere for their renovation. This defeated the (peculation, one objea of which was to embroil us with Ruffs*, and has no doubt eaufed the fudden return of there emifaries of 80. serums. Some late French Papers have, however, thought fit to announce the arrival cf Ruffian (hips with naval flares at Brefk and St. Malo. As the former has been in a Rate of clofe blockade, this muff, be a falfe Ilatement, artfully fet forth to make our cruizers exercife more feverity in their virus of Ruffian fhipa, with a view to excite difcontent and differences between the two nations. The articles by the Mail of this morning are given in the preceding columns. The Hardier:6 Corr.:tartan', which has hitherto affetled to deny all reports of warlike preparations in Ruda, prefents the following : " Letters from Peterlburgh fay, that the troops in Livonia, Efilsonia, and Coorland, have received or ders to hold thensfelves in readinefs to march at sweaty-four hours notice, and that the contras for tranfporting the baggage, &c. of the army are al ready concluded." Yelterday morning his MAlrsrt went in his car. vine to the Riding honk, attended by Generals MA RRRRR and SPLOICAIL, and rode on horfeback be. twecn the hours of eleven and twelve. At a quarter before two o'clock his MAJESTY arrived at St. James's Palace, and in a few minutes after his arrival gave a private audience to Mr. AD. toIIICTOII. After Which his MAJESTY went to the Great Cooncil Chamber, and held a Privy Council, for the purpofe, we underftand, of pricking the She tiffs for the enfuing year, and other bufmets. It was attended by Their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of York. Kent, and Cam hrielse, tbc Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor of the Ex chequer. the 71 okr of Port Land, Marquis of Sallibury, Earl. Chatham Hat ,‘^rton, and PAlikt. Vircouot Caßiereash, Lord. C. Soinerfet` I , oberbory, Somerville. Falmouth, and St. titles's. the Mail,r o the Rol tic Judge of the Admiralty, Sirs C. Morgan, W. r. ant, S. Cutterril, G. Ofbeeo, General Ports, Meer*. Curry, Yo'lL. A. Price, Smyth, Villie;s, Husata:, ;si 11141147. The Council fat upwards of an hour, after which Majarry gave private audiences to the Loao CHAwcalLot, Lord Hawassavar, Earl CPATOAM, nld Sir C hloacau, who laid before his Ma : ESTI' the determination off I Courts MArtid. Soon after five o'clock. his Maixlry left the Pa lace for the Qyltilet houfe. to dinner. Hit MAJISTT appeared in excellent health and f; i:itt. and went through the bufincfs of the day s. 411 h;s accuflorned cafe and grneJ humour. About twelve o'clock,het hlAtr !Tr, and the Prin et,rcsAvuesv•s atzaatt H. M %RI, and SOPHIA, c nal c J by theCntintefs of 11t At 0111lT and Lad; • • t , as, took an Ai: ing to Mac:heath, and honoured : Pala( Ss of VALI S with A till( ' at her honk us :.4:ltott; and a!:cr 11A:taking of ft;nl,; If ile.lmur, IrucJ to the (4 , 2ccu'. !souk. )i4U;n6a MAILS This DAY....WIs4 LS. W... - Alt. MOIL AIL Slit. o 0 1 s I Hautbois\ s I tllbes pone , WarM~rd TOMMY, lAN. 310 - --Since my laft arrived tile five IA mentioned Ihips, fo that there is now remaining here, the VII:Ll DI PARIS, of Ito guns; DREAD. noncom. of 98 guns; Paws, of 98 guns; COLO,. SOS, of 74 guns ; with the Cosi:wagon, of 74 guns l'lssrerueux and FOODROTANT. 8o guns each ; and SANTA MARGARITA frigate, of 36 guns. The wind blowing very heavy every day from the fouthward and *award, with incefant rain. PLIMOUTII. Jan. in the Dutch Chip Juliana Maria, from Batavia, prize to the Favorite, of London, tali from Falmouth : fhe is Paid to be very leaky—The American Blip Nunn, Captain EDWARD KILL aaaaa , from Portland in America, laden with lumber for this pert; and the Spume', of 8o guns, from the fleet off Breft.—The P • Gayer, of 74 guns, and the ANDItOMACIII, of 3a i guns, are gone up Hamoaze to refit.—Came in the Doan, of 36 guns, and the Moucusaos, of a guns, from a cruize.—Came in from feta, after a moft tempellaous cruize, the Pleats (chooser, 14 guns, Lieutenant Liston artzat, with the loft of her main 1 0P-mall and forofill4, .is th e gale of wind of the tgth inftant. As** la 8. S. W. the enemy will molt inwbalartnntee6 out. Came in from To. bago the Favorite Neva lidiaman, Capt. PITIITOttI, with fugar, coffee, &t. had a dreadful padage ; left the ifland all well fix weeks fines. Captain J. Patin, is appointed to the command of the Meath 38 guns, vice Capt. Wat.Lts, who lies dangeroully ill at his houfe in Stonchoufe. PO•TiMOUTN, Fs&'red the HTDa• fri gate from a cruise. with a number of French pri loners on board. lately taken in several French gun. boats. Came into harbour a large Freoch logger gon•bnat, her prize.—Sai:Ni the BUST brig of war on a cruise, and the Traveller, Hatt, for Fecamp, lately detained by the PLUTO &top of War. _ _ Dovaa, Fla. s.—We have had no news of the Rutile off Boulogne for false days, the weather hay ing been very boillerous : on Saturday it blew a hur ricane, the lea made a breach quite over the pier into the harbour, fo that fencible boats, Ike. were obliged to be removed for prefervation. Several boats were Rove, the Lsoraan has come into the roads for pro. vifions; the Coo MUSS or ELGIN hired cutter was dif patched to Boulogne roads, to reconnoitre ; a frigate is jut eosin* in from fia, name unknown. DIAL, Fea. I.—Came down the Lena frigate from Sheernds. Sailed the Commit (loop of war ; and the Zan.," bomb, on a cruise. Pot back the IM AAAAA sass frigate,!and remains with the reR of his Majelly's flips, Eat Indiamen, and the outward bound, u puha. Wind S. S. W. YARMOUTH, Feast/Aar I.—Wednerday morning arrived here from Heligoland. the Earl of Leiceßer packet. Captain Cam; &as Trion nos, with Mails and Paliengers ; among whom were upwards of 7o Ha noverian Colliers. Sailed on a cruise PArarcains frigate, and the &ADM at cutter. The (hips of wir if/ the Roads are the Hato, of 74 guns, Admiral Russur.'s flag Ihip ; Aurnore, of so guns, Com modore Sir SVEHIBT SMITH VIZ BM and Clllsol I gun brigs ; and two cutters. Wind S. W. MADEIRA. Captain Sowden arrived yefterday in town from Madeira, after a linkage of mine day., on boatel the Witham Dent. The Mercury, a Weft India Ihip, commanded by Captain Sow den, was taken in the month of September by the French hirer Egyptienne, of 36 guns (which has has fan lately ending of Ma deira, in company with three French privateen) and was fait into Tawriffe. Soon after, the Mercury was pordsded by the Poten tiate, and the Captain was permitted to proceed in her to Ma deira, where her new owner lived, from whence It was his lotto don to make for England. The fhip had &steely reached Ma deira Roads, when the wind blew a peered hurricane; the was drives fmm her author and cables, and forced upon the beach : the fa ran fo eicefSvely ►igh at the time, that the Captain an d people on board with difficulty leaped en &ore. One poor fellow 1 was unfortunately drowned, and the vale, foes become a wreck. Captain Sowdat has brought home the melancholy account of the ids 0 the Omegas. extra Slip, bound to Begat on the nth Ja.. ovary, in a violent gale of wind; two of the crew were only loft , but it appears aimed a miracle how any of them were laved. The wird having been forced from her moorings in Madeira roads, her malts were evaded to go every moment, and every foul on board eapetted to perithorken the kind hand of Penman° c leaned to intedsre, ved guided the Candlia, between two rocks, which war ed her in fo tight, that for o time the continued immoveable ; the furl at this period waked over the (hip null high, and it was with the gratdt dillieulty that the crew and paffengera could five them (elves from being dallied overboard, by dinging to different part of the Alp; indeed, it would have bees utterly impoiSide, had the. veffel been in eonftant maim at the time. In this hopdefs Rate they *ere. when the mainawit went over the fide, and formed a kind of bridge on to the rocks ; the crew Wed this (mitigate opportunity to quit the flap, eddying to peeilb in the attempt to reach the Tore, rat her than continue on board where their fate was inevitable, Ilsonlil the veffel be driven from her pretreat Glue. don. Providentially, the whole gained the Store in Way, except two pathos, one of whom, we underftand, was a paffenger of the name of Tierney. The Caeltia did not long keep her petition, but was drivan further ansongft the rucks, and before the neat day was beat to picas, and not a vett* of ►er to be ken Several Ihips tying in Madeira Roads dfcaped the dangerous effete of this ter rible gak. by Sipping tile'r cables, and putting to fat on obfmring the form awning on. Captain Sowden left Madeira about the and edt. when we are givat to uaderfta.nd the four French privateer►, of wLkh mention j t. a. lora formerly nude, were (appal. d to be Rail cruifing in that 1 q ta•!cr ; If 'o, it is to be hoped the fri : •ate fent in vault of than, it .1 , 9 arrive t:ns enough to fall in with them. 'I he William Dent had a fair wind all the way from Madeira be: the wcatlacz war at the tame time very ball row. Ou Sidi- 41 '1 fa lat. u. Wit. to. le wel ebb about so tin of the Welt India feet. They Lad gat ad farther ma their voyage, ha Motequence at the heavy pies they had eseamataed. At thia paied.the Med was blawles tremenduaaly, sad the dips Irma ;alb" to. Capt a in Sowdes attempted to Ipeak the la* flip wide ' ' ,he POW, about 10 0 % 11 ;04 but ie eqUid Stagg r,co farther pates lan duo that they had pastel tram their cauvoy He war Fes veiied fret Itsariai wee Crum the Doge as* by the 'Hat FROM LLOYD'S LIST. , CIAVIIIIIII4. Ir 10.—.1 1 1.11kd by tie &ot Immo, Wlliouglay, from St. Lucia; Adriatic. Ford. from Jamayta ; St. Anthony. Bewick, from Babes; sod the Vrow rokba, Vanity. from St. None,—Salled the Eagle, tank/. for Africa ; MUrdifiliS, Bat= ger, and the Jaw OS*, Astrn, for Eatbdas. - Aa a nye Cows, the Hero, Calk from Maryland. At Milford. Hero, Sheppard, from Hooduras. At Liverpool, Elba, Stokes, from Sandash. At Brißd, Lewis. Orr, from Baltimore ; and the Olive //nada, from Virginia. At Clyde,•.Ellte, Steptseofoo, from Demerara. la Kartoare River, Devanith, Mad. docks, from Antigua. At UM" Myst. Alias, from Leith: Jame, Or ay, from Ctyds ; Born Fla, Gaintes,ftons Cork: Cream &Hry ; Andromeda, Soup; Bee, Cadets; Benjamin, Bache : Alemoder, t Melrenger„ Repaid' • and the Daopbter, Shout, from Londo At Opals°, Thed9 re atfaa. from New foundland. At New York, Ocean, Sad* Uverpoel. At St. Kin's, General Dakeell, from Africa. At Bombay, Eluddmr, -; and Ceylon. from London. At Ma. , dna, Union, t and Wexford, --, from Landon. At Madeira, Flora, Grant,- from ditto. At Savannah, Juno, Miller, from Lberpool. At Linn, Unless., Barber, front Lea dam At Cask. Watidoron. Lewis; and the PAILL•ker, front Portland. At Pock, William Dent, from A palm arrived from which plate he left a few days Ince, repo rt s, that an Fr , gills whaler sad a brig were going into that port when be earns away. The Jamaica, of London. booed to the Welt Indies, put Into Liverpool on the 30th of , with damage. The Aare, MAY, Oam mT Tobago for Marvin is Sanded Go the Wand of Arran. The Gratitude, Scott, from Lithos to Leavitt% is loft o Fonnlby. The Surprife, Carter, from Cork for Chantey, wail falai on the 7th ult. of the Land's End. OF PRIZF,MONEY. The thlp 14, sat Pm (3), hired cutter, for the recapture of the Mpg Ohs mad Maria, will be phi oa board the 16y at Spit bead, COI Saturday mt. the 4th of Febniary. A dlhrliadoo for the capture of the hatch private hips of war Courier de Tate Neon, mid rAtalaate, by the Phatammet, will be made as Went the Paid hip at Plymouth before he promada to 196 BRIGHTON, JAM. 3o.—The weather here on Satur day was more turbulent and unpleafant than we have before experienced during the whole of the winter feafon, the wind from the South Weft blowing with increafing feverity. A fail, at a diftance, was diftin guillsable in the Channel, at an early hour in the morning, a square rigged veffei ; and Coon after, a (mall boat, Dutch boar, was wanted anion, keel up wards, fuppofed to have been (wept from the deck of the veffel alluded to, between the extremity of Shore ham Harbour and the little village of Hove. Further encroachments were alto made in the cliff, to the Eaft of the town, by the fury of the wind and tide. A centry box was blown down near the Military Hofpi tal the centinel remains in a very dangerous Rate, one of his legs having received a compound frac ture, and his body various contuftonv, from the acci dent. Part of the hulk of a Slip was waded adore near Seaford, in the gale of Saturday ; it is fuppofed to be a fragment of the liars. (loop of war, which foundered off this quarter of the croak a few years ago. HICM COOIT 01 ADDIS aavrir.—Tuefday the Risht Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the adjudica. lion of the following cafes of flips and cargoes: n tetar se e Heyman TaterTids thip. Wks with • luktl of aie I wee (deed oo he from Archaised to Ittatea, cc the Feud of tweed of 1 -wiP The Coast is this cafe as the Nes. In. dttimass. Ifblottga suda.--The kip sad atm to this ads ware ablated as Itomill property. The Court. aSter he dw Opaefel as heti lies, mimed the tome as claimed. lts Aids. DIMS this ads the Caere decreed fur ther proof to be predated el the property widths awe awe& ileettinght, Greet risalkin—Fastbas proof was sedwed in this cafe asto the property wkhia two twootha St. pp, Pabst maiter.--The Court In this cafe made a ilasibr ......... °shwa, Omits mailer.-.le this cafe that was a chins for a pared of mods, which the Court decreed to !kind condemned, adds tadsfadOrp moue was produced within one month. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of WaLes is much indifpofcd at Brighton : early yederday morning Sir W Feackyliaa and Mr. Wasasit fet of to at tend his Royal Highnefs. Lor Sr. VINcINT if very ill at his feat at Brent wood. Dr. BAIRD vifited him yeaerday. Some difturbance happened among the colliers at Kingwood, near Brißol. on Monday lift. which. how. ever, was loon quelled on the appearance of the mi litary. On Monday the Court Martial for the trial of Ma jor Gummi. on charges exhibited by the Hon. Colonel Comma jonerross, both of the late sth Welt India Regitnent, was held at Chelfea— the Right Hon. Lieut. Gen. Fox, Prefident. The Court being condituted and the charges read by the Judge Advocate, Col. C. JONHSTOre opened the Profecution in a very able addrefs to the Court. in which he fisted, with great perfpicuitj. the grounds of the feveral charges. and the fubßance of the evidence he intended to produce in fupport of them. He afterwards proceeded to examine witneffes, and to lay before the Court a vanety of documents in confirmation of their tefiimonies. Major Go stole alt . () crofs-queflioned the witneffes at great length. The Court fat again on Tuefday on the fame ball nefs till three o'clock, when they adjourned till this morning at ten o'clock. Col. C. Jou NSTONE %VAS at tended by Meffrs. ADaM and MORT II LAND ; end Ma. jor Goauna by Mars. ERSKINE and PITCAIRN R. Maya DAY or Ditawimo.—Tbe Ticket No. 762: drawn this days Prize of Twenty Thonfend Pounds. was fold and regiffezed at Meffrs. HAT But ss, and Co',. Office. No. 93, Royal Exchange. where No. 8188 drawn the Seventh Dzy a Prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds. and No. 3319 drawn the Fourth Day a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, were both fold in Shares. This was the ninth day's drawing of the Lottery, which finalised about three o'clock in the afternoon ; &redly after which, Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, may be had at DISH% Offices, for a chance of Saturday's drawing, which will finial/kir Lottery. The following Capital Prizes have been fold already in this Lottery, at the above Offices : 1 . 6 4 1 - C. ipoo I 23.118 - 4 spoo 1 85 64 - 2.4.40 3.245 . s=o 4.c63 . I poo 11,045 - , 00 Tickets and Shares fur the Totrd and Laft Lour• tcry, which is to begin diawiog the 43,1 of April rust, wilt be on fate at the abort Officc l on 141.1nOay nest. Li, f OOoRT or ItO4OS SUM fit. t. ,• yostiersea ecrs.—rna tuna n. nowteir. • • In our Paper of Wednefday fennight, ire gave. is eakreftry is we could. an account of the Neediest. ina tion.of Mi., Einem', for a eirtierwri. to br the Eeoceediagsii this s ent!fg liefike.th o e . Court t f • Bench. This. day Janusz been appended ter the , learn arguments before the Jud ges c i f tbeCoirt, Ur: , ATTOMILT GOUSIIAL attended as the pis s of 111* 'Crown and the Learned Council. we bare behest named., on the plut.of the Dsfenkupt, The pram* . ' ings were upon a conGlium, in the Anne of a ilOseks argument, under which i diatilla is Peas**l to.opeli the &combines. Ito the HAWS sal* reply, after which the . ' is entitled to thi • rejoinder. Such are the forms on there occefirr o s e D‘. 7ted i and Mr. Eames. in confequence. cons with a fpeech, which nearly occupied two bawl. He was anfwered with an edam(' to the Couit, by the ATTOBAIIT GiniltAL, which eargetla Minh longer portion of time. It would be unpeNble, in the U. suits to which we are mfaibed. to give the whole of the , argument .faie bin what we. extra& W. kall give them, as nearly a pollible, in the wards of the eloquent difpetanti. Mr. Easaies.--“ Notwithlkaufangthe Revertants of this fnbjek, I conader it my duty to airy ao little as pciffible of the time et the Ceurt. - is the prefent gate . of this enquiry. i r cronies the re. gular *rearmament of the Relied to be. a Firs. To merle, what was the nature of the en man entered into by the Defendant t 44 . ,To skeletal& the has found by the Magiate ._. . . • a Thirdly. To inquire why is is hipoifible that the props - •age diould be fullained t . le 'The full mid fe concl'of there queikins are, how• ever. intimately emanated, be r.aufe the nature of the eigkgenients is Rated upon the eel:vials& I sash not vied the information, beau& it is merely the cheep of the *fleece. but I Ondi confider that part of the cafe which is patience to the miasma. don Rated on the convietion : • Wherelpen (it pro. etas) the kid Thomas Dowley bag hasnioned on the iyth of Dec. in the eetb year et the King, to make his defence ' be baying beard the information read. was aiked why he lhould not be cavilled ' When he the Paid Thomas Dowley pleaded Not Guilty, and the kid logics of Peace proceeded to enquire if the Paid Tbomis Doyley admitted the matter Rated in the information to be use , On which the Paid Thomas Doyley did adiiit, that all fueb matters listed •ia the inform:ohm were tree. excepting the allegation. that be the Raid Thomas Dowley continued to be a member of the corps at the time when the fines were Rated to have beat incurred.' es The fines, my Lords, are for the non-obfervanee of certain vegetations adopted by this corps, which has been denominated the Surrey Yeomanry, and the Aft does not give an arbitrary dikretioa to a MAO trate, excepting fo far as the fines apply . to a mem ber condemn in die corps, end.a-• tmg to fedi regulations. The Astute by . which this exinviaion is foppofed to be andierifed , is the 4.3 d Geo. lIL c, let. L :4. when it fay's. Be it forthw coated, that when a perfon enrolled, ike. Mall have negletted, demand made for that purrofe, to pay any fun or (urns of money to be folikribed, to difcharge the ex. peace of the corps to eolith Jo heiress (thef t s loft words are material), then be may be fummoned be. fore a Jolliet, and the rule may be enforced.' 44 Mr. Dowley, when fumneoned, admits that he did not attend certain days of exercife, as Rated in the information ; and the only matter he stiffness is, that he was not a member of the corps. The salted queition then before the Court is, if he were or were not a member of the corps ? for if a member, he mutt be fubje& to there regulations, be mut be expofed to the fines recognized in them, and the biagiarate has been authorized in his proceedings. 4. It will be for me to thew, that be MIS not a member of the corps, and it will be for yea, my Lords, to decide if the Defendant be alder any obligations from the fucceffive laws that I doff ad duce before you. 4. It is agreed, that the corps was formed and eilabliffied, and that their fervices were accepted by his btajetty in 1798, in purfoance of an A 8 is the 34th year of the King, intituled, An Aft for *neon raging and difcipliaing fuch Corps as are formed during the r i relent (that s , during the laft) War.' " After the paffing of the 4.act Geo. 111. e. 66. which was, an Aft to enable the King to avail him felf of the offers of certain Volunteer Corps, viz. in Auguft 1803, the Surrey Yeomanry fobicribed their names to an inftrument, wherein they (wore to be faithful to the King. to engage in a troop of Volun teer Cavalry, under Captain Collingdon, to attend certain exercifts to fit them for the profeffion of arms, to comply with the rules annexed to the agree ment, and with the Aft of the 3011 aid 421 Geo. 111. To this engagement the names of the mem• bers were affixed, and the btagiitrate Oates theft rules, with regard to mill- ary duty, which were to defend the Borough of Southwark, and parts adja cent ; and, in cafe of invalion, or imminent danger of iiivdion, to be called out to aft in any part of the kingdom, under the Alts of the 34th and 43d Geo. 111. Each member was to pay three guineas to a fond for annual expenees; he was to provide an-1 keep a horfe of a certain lire, at his own esperce, and to procure his own uniform and accontresnen.s. Every Volunteer going twenty miles firm home, was to explain the cattle of his ablencr. The Ma• giltrate found the ll:lend.int was eiirojed, that he was a member, and was a priva:e in the colts at the time in which the fine. were levied for con at tendance. 4. The off.:r of the fen ices cf the corps were re. nosed to his M.jcily nn thk :ad of Anglia. 4 1103, And, fubfequently to this date. a correfpoodence took place between the Commanding Officer of the Yeo. marry and the prcfcnt Defendant, wherein the former complAins of the non.attesdance of the latter, and, its cafe of the negled of any gentleman to fulfil his en. gagensent for - his military duties, he &mild receive his ddirsilLuc. • Mr. Dowlev, in :eoly tn this letter, gated the inipt,fl3b;!ity or is:s attendance at the time required. A“.l Inc expeltatopon that tl.is intimation would be coiti,'-rcd as his rtfignation. " Tu letter Captain Collingaan replica, that