Star. — London, England, 1804-01-02 00:00:00

~:"°'!~ • 'N:47 1 \7 4 F:1! .- - - SECRETARY. OFFICE , CHELSEA HOSPIT Dec rive ,t t ., IViESE ;re. lq7 ander of. the Right °tee le care Lords and others, Cornralfremers (or inethe At ell Oa t Edns the ROYAL HOSPITAL atllikelks, to give Nonce, that tt-pentanes (as well Lettermen as others) brimming to the find }Lipka!, reading In Linda°. or within twenty-Sve mike elluoaf, are required to appear Perfneally, and Regimentally. at die fib:Mary% Office. la the fall Harped , on the rerpedlive days aidernstatkeed, wilts attaidsnee will be given from Nine o'Clock ti the Mervin; until Three *Vlach in the Afternooo, viz. On THURSDAY the 3th January, 180 e. The Penficesers from the l ft and sd Regiments of Life Guards; 'lschia itt and sd Troops of Honk Guards : the late ID and VI Tinier at Rork en Guards ; the Royal Hods Guards ( 10110 ); the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Heck ; all the Dragoons and Feticide Cavalry; the Britifh . Legion of Hark, with the Waggon Traiu. On FRIDAY the 6th jetsam. The Pealloaers from the sit and Calv• am Regiments of Foot Oaards. On SATURDAY the 7th January. The Patileaers from the 3d Regimeat of Foot Goads. and there from the tit to the t Ith Regimeets of Foot, inclufive. On MONDAY the 9th January. Thek from the soh to the 35th Regiments of Foot, Wyk& On TUESDAY the loth January. More from the 36th to the seith Regiments et Pont, inehnkre.. On WEDNESDAY the utli Jeouary. Thole from the Gait to :he Spth Regiments et 'o o 4llldt:five. On THURSDAY die nib laanary. That. from th t e n cth to the a il.q*edwi at Foot lode five; alt. the P wets from the 'a German Regiment. the "an Corr. * ha, 'As ~ majors wal , lees. Ellard'o, and laill a =doe 'a Rangers, Fete:ibis OMNI , Fa* Gurnee Feet, and Lancathire Vabottesits, the Royal WOW the Amities& and other Corps, ^ with the Militia. • On FRIDAY the t 3di Imam 'Phd. heft the hulepagent Compeales el lovable. Reduced 3testeeenes of Menem awl Lettermen. Ott SATURDAY the teth Imeary. The Ser _from the Pore Outdo at Magma* par diem, the Seelmate, aftoels. and.Pobate Mat who receive the Wavered Aran ma seams of Ilindade ; se alto the &cleaves &banded from the Gee begonia* Compeoles. who receive One Shilling . sast day; with the PfNiillt Gentians who Halve Annuities from die btu se sad ad Troops of Herb Oaarole. • Awl bet di OuaPoMeoas (as well Lettermen 0 others), be lieneing to the bid Hdpinft, who live at • greeter _difiaace than avrestrevs Wirt Gum Loadon. and thou le Scotland sad Ireland. are hereby reltdred and sun ended, Oar the esth of June neat. and after every facceaßse esth of June. and sok ofmber, • • with bother ord oo l ob ra. e c n o =to one of his MsJefty's Mikes tithe NW; ill the where they refine, and make the fol. babe Alba*, which the fay Magiftroe for the County. City. Derounit. or Riding. Were whom the Pennantr appears, will fign =lime. vie. 0 ems before me, ate of hie MaJefirs Jur e, tees of the Peace fir the County of , and made oath • that he was admitted as Otit-Peolionser of Cltdka Hdpital, am l' the day et a 7 (or IS ). from the Rrei r meat of , aminaanded by • . ; was ' the sled abate lan, keyed in the Army years, 6 ' was Waage* for . and that be is NO ode:mire L pr oirided . far by the Public. but as a Nanette! of the kid Hof ° phal. sad stow lives la the Parini at , in the • County el .. Sworn before ase, die day of IS ." The Aida,* dawn according to the share ram dared and 1 atteltal by a Magiftrate. le to be put up in a cover, sod fent by abs Chimera! Nit, dkeded thus : *. To the Right Houourable the • Terealler Oaten% at the Horfe-Guanit. Landon." And Caen. Soper% or Deplicata of the fay AIWA% cm to be relayed Ilpy thuOut.Pailonas refpofttmly, to be ezhibeal to huh perks. de Gil be exiled to pay them, that they may be kidded that all • isilk as any delta Out-Fenfions, are the real poems added to Iterien the Sun& - . And mew end, that the Ccanntilionan ler the Alain of Chi blearail mey he fathead that the Paillemers me the lame pes , lib heom poled their Raambeeilio kis hereby balm dl ' pilleol, that fish el them who have famed le. mad have been dif• algid lada, any et the Regiments. or hadgendeet = se 4 .1 . 0 oat to nosonuo in their Affidavits bch • ' f builds is which they fervid lad, be en o t the Real: OM. OM. • or Corm of the Army, from which they was MS tfibilmoßo and reeeemminded, and received at (-Erika HdPital. • Aides dm inewallnyescats in Great Simla and Ireland, at be ended* mien to namthe. are rectally regulated by the plata .1 saws wisidmi by the Penhoners who are muttered at 0 aim is Mfiti awl In the body of the Afildarits of thole who • Dna adlig kis hureby ordered and lireited. that so perks leheilleil drew= of his shade, given is at his M ule, or p ra. rear lib rapling to Oficers. and who of Sidle ontei may ft Z i eb T pt i c r e h Ot stride), GaR receive be (anus, ouith it appears by the Certificate :=Mide mien% that Rich removal was through uni.voidable . which hear they could not torcke or prevent. Lolly. it it notified. that none will be entered upon the Pay Edfls el the Paid Harried, ce be entitled to receive any benefit thenficee, who Roll not sent oireeably to their cash rs and direc tions. GEORGE Aurr, 'Secretary and Kegifier. iIIAR-071,1C10 DiC[Wilt 3T. Dorhana Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Major Arthur Mowbray to be Msyst•Contniandant. To be Captain—Lieutenant Henry 13cakin. Richard Rik= ,ft.fg; II eke Ibboarau, refignel; and William 6tobal, Efi. To be Lieutenants.—Thomas Liquid'. Gent vice Hooter, re. fined ; and Cornet John °legion, vice Deakin. To be Cornets--Semnel Caftle. jun . Gent. vice Gr.:glum ; Ulla Ham Shields, jun. and John Wolk; Gems. To be Surgeon—Thomas Salida, Gent. To be Adjutant —Henry Dentin, Esq. South Hants gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Liratenwi George Eyre to be Captalo, vice the Honourable Chula Murray. promoted. Great Waltham, High Eafter, Plefhe y Difrnoubted Cavalry. Stephen Wood, Gent. to be Cornet. AberdeenThire Volunteer Battalion. Major Sir William Scum, Bart. to he . -wood Com mandant; Captain John Leith Rufs to be Major, vice Sir William Scton ; sod Peter Smith, M. a to be surgeon. Belpor. Shottle, and Holloooke Volunteers. , eke The Right Hen lard Vifcount Tsmworth to be Captain Canon, raped. Beynluarft and Wokingham Battalion of Volunteers. H.J. Kearney to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; ili t t aptain J. Webb to be Major ; Lieutatant John Horne to be Captain; Bap Edward Horne to be Lieuteuant ; Frederick Crowe, Gent. to be Ease. Chad-worth 'Volunteer Infantry. Thema Knowkoo,Efq. to be Major. John Shop, Gent. to be Enfigo. 3d Battalion of Dorfetfhire Volunteer Cols. CM. Edmund Merton Ef q . to be Lieutenant .ad Mitildant ; William Bower, Efq. to be Major. Dronfleld Company of Volunteer. Luke Hazieburft, Gent. to be Edict, vice Bedford, relived. Edet nion Volunteer Infants y. Edward Lloyd Edwards, Efq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captains-Hugh Davies, William Davies, and Thaws Davies, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants - Wa lter Jones, and Henry Maefmaur, Gent s . Edinburgh Highland Volunteer Rifle Company. John Rd.:, and William Juhafon, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Filhguard Volunteers. Rift Lieutenant David Thomas to be Adjutant. 3d Forfar Volunteer Infantry. William Don. Efq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captain-.. William Adam, Charles Welder. sod Iltom Black, F.fqrs. To be lieutenants-James Scots, jun. John Doo, and Wiliam Moran, Gents. • • To be Eniint-John Adarojansts Wyllie, and John Nicall,Gents. Tube Chaplain-Rev. John BMW. To be Surgeon-John Adam. Gent. To be Adjutant-James Speed, Gent. To be (bar= Malter.-MUliamHutcbifoo, Gent. 4th Forfar' ire Volunteer Infantry. Alnander Ridded', Efq to be Lieutenant Colonel Comatandtm. William Scott, Efq. to be Major. ITo be Captains John Alike, James Stnchan. Thomas Welder, Jon. Andrew Peddle , Join Oulld,jun. David Martin, We Scott Major. and Henry Blytbe,jun , Efqrs. To be Ldestenants-.John Wei:titer, John Bell, Calks Smog, John Stencejt, Francis Stupput, Pat. Anderfon, James Ogilvie, and Comp truce, Gents. To be RoNpe.-T. George Rea, Charles Greenhill, David Seett, James Tows, John Shoe, James Kod,heNatighton C.er, and Dorgan Ogilvie. Gents. To be Adjwant.-William Soup. Gent. • Tube liorgeon..-Andrew Wlllifon, Gent. To be Chaplain-Rev. Pat. Muskat. sth Forfarlkire Volunteer Infantry. James 114 yin; Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel. 71=1as Bell, hiq. to be Major. To be Captains-William I.inelfay, Archibald Crichton, Robert &klieg, David Hackney, James Soutar, David Brown, Thomas Ramey. awl Charles Stuart Liodfay, Elora. To be Lieutenants -George Milln, Janes Peter, William Wyllie, James Watt. William SPDondd, Ldlic Douglas, Paterfou Sanuders, and William Crichton, Gents. To be Enligna..-Alezander Ouchterlony, Charles Landoll, Ales ender Anderfoo, James Saunders, Frederick lialyburton, John Gnust, Duncan Duct teriony, and James Robert/on, jun. Gents To be Adjutant-Charles Adam, Gent. To be Surgeon-John Crichttus, Gent. To be Quarter Molter-William M.Deatald, Gent. Loyal Froelfham Volooteer Infantry. Richard Wilkinfon. Gent. to be Screens. The Duke of Gluuceliet's erew Forell Volunteer Infantry. Fronds Hawk efworth, Gent. to be F.nfugn, vire Covey, promoted. A Company of Pioneers to be artaclied to the Rape of Hollings Volunteers. Curtels, Efq. to be Captain. Inc ernels and Fort George Battalion. James Grant. Gent. to be Enkcit, vice Rae. raped. Kiri ymnir and Glammi. Thomas Kinloch, LIG. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant; Captain John bands to be Major. To ha. Captains-Captains Thalia. Cooper. and Cheeks Guthrie, Lieutenant Andrew Westin. • iltunas Kinloett, To be Lletitettante-Geone Brown, George Heoderfon, John Prod or, Oat d Settee, Gems. To rr arms Mann, Thomas Goodie, David Fullerton, Gents. To bc Chaplain-vßev.ll3lid Cainsn. To be Surg,on—Lie t man t George t'end•rran, To bc ester Marten-4 ins' alict.berd, (rent. Leith 'Frilitty Houle Velunteers. George Smith, En. to be Captain-Commandant ; john ilay and lenses Strong, Cents. to be Foil Lie enaunt; Wilosen I hom iest and John Boyd, Gaits. to be &Twat Lieutenants; Akaan des Lang. Gent. to ho ojorter Matter Liverpool A'oluntecr Riflemen. Lieutenant James Green to be Captain, vice l'earfnn, relived. Second Lieutenant J. T. Smedley to be VOA Lieutenant, vice Crean ; and John Rots, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Sasedl:7 Fri As LONDON GAZATTE, December 3 The KING bas been pleated to appoint Ciiititt.ll Causaon. Efq. to be Captain-Gener4l and Governor in Chief in and over his bbjeßy's Bahama If.ands in America. The KING has been pleafed to appoint the Right Hon. P►actr Lord Virco.lnt. STLANCFUtD pi be his istiiefty's Secretary a Legation to the Court of MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 0111.011ANCE OFFICE. nee. 27, 1803. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gaideraert Cadets.—John Loogkg, vice Scott, promoted; Nagel R. Moor, vice Green, promoted; Henry G. Jot-farm, vice Carom, promoted; E dward Bartow, vice Matittt,promoted; Thomas G. Cbtinsbers, !ace Ala:well promoted; Edward Sobibe, vice Moray. promoted; Henry Curti., vice Douglas, pro; JonathattM . Gbie, Eke Dynekv, promoted ; mo Trotter. Ike Maricr, promoted; Pailip J. Woolcoentx., vice Dangler, proosot,d ; P. Liodfar. vice Patas. promoted; Charles Dovelm, vice Nlait.md. prornotrd ; An drew Wilton, vice backer., promoted. William Duos, Mee Rotted, promoted; Frederick Nobel - khan, vice had venerated; Zaselary C. Sayler, tire Ihiator.. vometted% William A. Da vies, vice Stacamsoctue, pronat,d; Henry Seater, vice Ma con. promoted ; James W. Jobolloo, vice Loriug , promot ed ; to be Second Liiteoauta—Dated December a,t. CuMAtiaidna in the South Hants Militia, figned by the 1..01d Lkotcnant. tam en d Doorkr, EN to be Captain ; and Jam. • liewerditto Geol.'," I, Limiter:aut. •Datc..l December it, Commi(Ti,n in the No.tl. 1.1.4r.:‘ Militia, figned by the 1.-14.1 I):cernber 15, 1403. Cbuin De Combas at, Gent to be I...tenant. Commitrumb in the koyAl Pit:hi:tire Militia, figned by the L.. 1,1 Lieutenant. Captain Cobs CauipL,ll to he Major. Dated November I, tbog To be Captains--.ltexamtcr b . , Dated Nommber t, aso3 Laniten lot J Vc:•21.1. bated Dec. i.bsr a, 04.4. To be Lhete... t.-- V'Zter ~r.. Graham, Gait. and E.&gn James hews.:. Dated s Enter. Pais lat‘er•gor ; Caldltr,am, Gent. Arca ba'id Camptob. lea. ta..ted Damalor E. rts.n. To be Sa:lan..--1"....1 1-tarnoltoo. t.repor MacGregor, l'atiick blare.. and Jialan I tallo..b,l:ct.t. nvt..4 November I, ILI . Jahn Rateld , , Great. D.tted :member E. tS:4- Colontiffions in the Montrvilith ;.n4 Brecon Militia, izne..l b. the I. , +ed Lieutenant. Tbranrs urv.i, Lig to be occood Ma jor. Dated ; r .. ~„ p: I t s prain, T auber 23. •Kt j.s. 1 .14 t, be eaptsik nbessEE Wir it,ctuado,El.l tube CW/1//1. Dated Doe. tt a ' L+AArtA Ilat I Alton of Ditto lees Dictate Pastom Et , i. to bo Cap aall, by *WPM Davi Yet Joh n • •t' I'd"- I' b` 1" r • Nomnibm £3, ads. Kcal/ jobs lei', licet be \Vet , BANKRUPTCY INLAROID. • • lanuary I. William Pearce late of baohißerow, Bablea. vic tualler, at tea, at auikih BANKRUPTS. James Lang, of Wakefield. Yerkihire, roerebant, to fengsiter January so, at, aged Feb tI, at eleven, at the White Hart MD, Wakefield. Atturnici, Mr. Lee, Wakellcldt or Mari. Sykes and Knowles, Bofwell-court, London. D e nnis Wright, of Sizlingliam, Norfolk, miller, deslerood chap. man, January 5, for F 11, at three, at the Maid's- Head, ilorarieb. ABOllllO4 MAIL Fofter, Son, lad Uotha nk, Norwich. Pewter Shepherd, of Lynn, Norf.& draper, drake sod charms, Januall 7. 7 4, and February I t, at twelve, stOollelhell, Loaders Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumbcree•ftseet,llsoustbary, hoodoo. George ltylah, of York, tea and ehinaman, dealer and Amman, January 17,18, and February 11, at eleven, at the White Swan inn, Pavement, York. Anomie% Mr. jams Lambert. Hatton- Garden, London; or Mr. Henry Smith, Tort. John Manisa, late of Lawrence.Pountoerlane, London. mer chant, January 14, and February it, at tea, at Guildhall, — Attorney, Mr. Dann, Threadneedle-Ann. Landon. JohnOatn. of Burriagham , in the paring of Botdord.linea the Dolphin inlhire, jabber, January 19. at five, January so, at ten, at Inn, i Althorpe, Lincolnagire. sod February it, at ten. at the Rei n ndeer Inn, In Mea YottOdre. Attendee, Mr. Flaw, Bread.ftreet. Leaden aim,or Mr. Jaekfoo, Barikend, Snarl. near Yorklitire. Conrad Buniceker, of llfnningliam , merchant. dealer and chap. man, January r 6,17, and February u, at eleven, at the John. fun's Head Tavern. in Edmund Mug. Blreningham. Attondia, Mt. Whitney,l Bi r mingham ; or Mears . Swain. and Stevens, No. is, Old Jewry, Loudon. Peehldbire Volunteers. Captain Arehiluld Erfkine to be Major, vice Sir John Gillian Car. midair', acceded. Penryn Volunteers. Cetain-Lieutenant Theroat Turner to be Captain, vim Lieute nant-Colovel !frame, who rentr. his Company ; Lieutenant &mud Spywee Strut to be Captain, tied M. 4.4 hkccembe. vein maps bb Company: Enrico licnjamin Moon to-bt Li.b. tenznt, 'T omer ; ErOgn it n.naid Vtl!..tee to be Lieutenant, •Ice Forret. To he Fotignivv.S•cpheortillps. Cents ice R•vgers rtfigncti; Crorgow. Gear Wsilivm Cock, Gvt. vies , Livonia, Hooper, vke Riiawe. Tn Le !turner hisfkrv-jocepti Trefik, Otrit. ViCe Rolm, tweed: Pectsfield Volonteer Infantry. John Ewer. Gent. tn be Ensign, vies b.atAlion n 1 101116 r: Volunteer.. Al larder Wood, 6,1. t to tr, a,ll. Vl7l 7.)l•sr, refsgard. LoyAl St, ~:11, . 5t V. I.litt‘cr ista.utry. Capt.in be Mlior, t ; Ideate , Wit !ohta • ulik be C.. 01 IC . • Nli 11114 Gall!. to b• i •••I VW. Waltham Abbey Volotreer Tor..ntry. Eska kit I I Wri,ht st, I.l.•totcrant. tle befessutd, rr ri g ire4. lobo Keys,Gern4 to be Elo:en. r.ee Wr tetst NVi4alats:hote tiosteeet. Yoh° Rae, I. rol. an t ..,s• et: im RO; , , Jaw,/ .4t•sra:•. •. he C.4 - use. e AT A an tht t et tbe ttth Llt stn.°. l'Ast .n taps al Vulunt..c. b. /writ , at..• t. to A 0 knlyn. It.•d •1111011. J. N > •. , ;1 nt to be ! r a. t:. of :be tot% iaftant. CVI 0:11,:. `IA • 1 . C.IC IQ Eire: Legma yards, has been almoti wholly eon6ned to the meat of flatboats, of which Come hundreds )- conffriofted ; but the large veffels are nearly neglect, ed. The fhips employed in the Northern whate fifhery, which *ese put in requifition fame fine: by the Government to ferve as tranfports, main at Amfterdam, with fome few exceptions, the fame Rate as at the period of their feizr the Meufe the like fyLem is obferved ; there forty veffels from two to five hundred __ then, in re. ~;tion for the conveyance of trcops—bt little has .•en done to adapt them to the fervi , There are between fitly and feventy gun.' flats at Rottadami and (event others in forward preparation. The Dutch Expedition, which is to invade Lind, h, it is Rated, to form two divifions, r thoufand men each, one to fail from the Te. other from Fluffing ; the former to be mbar) board the (hips of war and Greenlandmen. rying two flats for the purpofe of eafy , tion ; the other to proceed at the fame inflow crew of the veffels of war affembled in the and Meufe. We underfland the armament againft thr part of Ireland, is alfo to be divided, with difiraft our attention and force. The pr; tack it is fuppofed will be made from Dui ing the troops now affembled at Often& Bruffels, &c. and which are listed to amount wards of eighty thoufand : the army at Brut. mated at between twenty and thirty thoof, and that 'at Mend at nearly the like force. Boulogne our football fhores ate to be while a third expedition is to fail from Granville, and St. Maio. againft Guensfey The new works conftroding at Boulogne nature to give perfeft proteftion to the flotr bled there ; a bong battery is forming the harbour, which will prevent our 'Ali ing it. A letter from our fquadron off the IN on Wednefday, Rates, that there were, at eight fail of the line in the Maes deep, tht which appeared in readiests for fee ; there were alto ten or twelve (mall armed Tetras, and a few tranfports. Yeßerday morning the Royal Family went to St. George ' s Chapel, Windfor, and-heard an excellent Sermon, by Dr. WiLsow, from the 4th c ha pte r of Ecclefiaßes, and ad verfe. Saturday morning the Doke of YORN arrived at Windfor, on military bufinefs with his Majtsvv. In the evening their MAjtsrlis had a felet party . at the lodge ; among the company were, the Earl and Count& of UMBILIDGE, and Mr. and Mrs. Fast- MANTLI. (4tsvis Dice, of the City of London, Efq. is returned for the Borough of Portbyhan, otherwife Weft Lou.. in the room of THOMAS SMITH, Efq- • wholtas accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Glottal Cuwastso, Erg. of Berner's-Rreet, is re• turned for the Burghs of Nairn, Fortrofe. Invensefs, and Forres, in the room of ALEXANDIR PNNanss CUM/41/10 Gomm, Efq. who has accepted the Chi tern Hundreds. Lieutenant FOILETTN, late of the Brow" at New ; South Wales, has been Pied by a Court Martial, en charges preferred againft him by Lieutenant News, of the fame fhip, and has been fentenced to be placed ' at the bottom of the lift of Lieutenants he v. - as • very near the head of it. Lieutenant F. has applied ) for a Court Martial on his profecuter, and the wit . i nelTes in fupport of his char g e are on board the Zit& . LAND at the Nore. - - - At the Rev. Dr. JOIE'I School, Hedlund, near Brillol, the annual and public examination took place on Monday, December 19:h. The feninr boy having delivered an appropriate and elegant addrefs in La. tin verfe, the higher claire. were critically examined by the Rev. Dr. Dam" o Hr. S. T. P. Trinity_Colleges Dublin, and the Rev. THOMAS JONI., A. M. and we are authorized to add, that the young gentlemen se quitted thetnfelves with enrich credit.—Caoot I in Dernoillsenes de Corona, and Odes of Pindar.—Wie ' LIAPIII, FAltraelealtlON, Wont, and Lt.r.yla, in Despoil A thenes, Philippic the 111, and Odes of Horace, lib. 3. SOLISSUIV,Mtihn,WAID,GtedIaTTsDAVIII,Vir.WIL. LIAM, YORKE, and Nsltll4 A 11;.in Homer, 11. lib. a. and Virgil, Zn. lib. 6.—J. Neuman. Gomm?, Roes's, 11. NVILLI4I43, and Mouvqoss 'ay. is 00 1 leflanea Crllca Islinora, and ViigiPs Bucolic', The following letter has been fent by Colonel Hato NAOS, InfpcSing Officer of the London Difiria. to the Commanders of Voluntr Corps : sco. ee Knimres.frpare. a4t eDeeember.:Bo3. Intend to renew my Mfr.-flint , . about the end of nest monde. (January), and from the:ell and attention that gettemayptemil among the gentkmen private., and front the great exertion. (hewn by the Colanels,ll:4loCcers, and others, I have every Minot, hope, that I Ault find the kraal corps of Volunteers and If tee• enemy minis improt d in their curare, evolutinns, and dila. pline. • rb, method adopted by mon of tbe Volunteer Regiment% of diving one .wenpany, at trait, at Wit . , With Mutt grewly coot& bite to p-rfeft then. May Ibe allowed to obferve,that It is pm. per to intlill into the mb.tis of foldiers, the &Dictate neeeSty of ppm, F.., ethanoe. Every tnan, from the moment he famer arms until duinin,(l.enght iest,oa atay account whatver, wise hsrid ot foe head, taw,. hp, or eve. but as ordered by his officer ; It to pollth.ly and 1 elfpcnfibly neeettary, that ever, man, °Sett. Orldled, while the ran\s. become macithies, no part or which is te but when put in rewrite by the hwiof MO cntnmaniling offseer. All Volunteers w ho have not tarn the oath of allegiance to his M.,jelly, ought to hawk adminiftered without delay. Within to employ my whole time in the dutws use my *tuition, I Wall cos. V.:.ue to east the and p ".. 1././, and if the commandants ttdr honour me, pointl-g out any cl-cumftance a which my sussake or ...ttendance may he of 1 . 0. W.:, I Wall molt middy give it. And I firs the privilege of affurin; t'w Volunteers and Yeomanry co the London Diftrift, that I eaten% this Cu: rood, ney life,ter ing called forth to aft with gent hint is, rn wit .nt the kingdom at large, and the enetropob.!n parter, are fo highly indented. 1 hive the honour to bc, Your molt obedient humid< fervmst, Heist HMIII4IOII. Infyea , ng Eh:4ollkm oldie London Diftria, To Lieut. Colonel PAIlf. LA.( Temple Oa. Cown aod.at, sek It ecinsast, L. L V. Sec. Etc. the eqnip ;have beet ly neglect :rn wbalt. TIC month WP sfports, rt. T :options, ir. eizure.—le have .e are aboct off I d tons bur . :rcops—but Jose fervice.— time un•boats or on c n a (late of wea and treacle Scot. can ons, of forty Yin e Texel, the ed I , mbarked on b oa en. each eat. Pie difembarka. / IA 'silent under loft k the Scheldt fro I c the fouthern r at ith a view to S al principal at. de ' )unkirk, unit. me :nd, Bruges, 11 nount to up. . Bruges is efli• ov lantana men, he force. From e invaded ; a Cherbourg, i n ey and Jerky. P logne are of a P I flotilla afem. n ' rig in front of 11 1 rels approach. ti Teed, dated at that time, I! three only of Di LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY a. !MCC OF STOCKS rids DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK' Cog. for acc.s6i—lkod. sai:—Omniunt 31 dlr.—Long Ann. [6 PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Dant Stock t 46; I short Ann. 31 3 per C. Dal 5.4 India Bonds par is, dlt. 3 per C. Conf. Shut Exchcs. Bilk is. pram 4 Mr C. rif Ortudont sit dif. 5 per C. Navy Om tried' Tickets s •1.95. S pr C 1797 2 0 ft Cod. for acc.s4 soi Long Ann. iii 1546 _ The weather having moderated without any more 1 veffels having come in from the Channel fleet. there l is little doubt that a fufficicnt force has been able to retain its Nation ofFßrefl to keep the enemy in check. Admiral CORWWALLIS'S (hip arrived in Torbay on Friday. It is known to every one, that but little informa• don refpeiling the military movements of the enemy, or any thing that related to matters conneaed with the French army, can be obtained from the Paris journals. Nothing difpleafing to the Government dare appear in thefe vehicles ; and in France Welt: excepting in the immediate neighbourhood where any thing occurs, the people are kept in a Rate of com plete ignorance of every thing unpleafant that hap pens. It can excite no furprize. therefore, that in Come inflances, a confiderable portion of time fhould elapCe before we hear of certain events, or when we do chance to hear of them, before any accounts ar rive tending to corroborate them. So far back as the t4th of December, we prefented in our Paper the following paragraphs : 1, Accounts have been received from Bofilogne, which date, that there had lately been a mutiny among the troops there. The mutineers were not quelled till Come lives were 1011. Three Officers be. longing to the 41R demi•brigade, are Paid to have Leen killed, but whether in qiidling the mutiny or previoufly by the foldiers we have not learnt." • We have watched, but in vain, the French and Dutch Papers ever fillet, to learn fame particulars refpeeling this affair, as the intelligence came to us through a channel that left us little doubt as to its general correetnefs. The following paragraph, co pied from a Morning Paper of this day, fcems to confirm the (Lament We lag night law a le:ter from a naval officer of high rank. which Rates, that intelligence has been jug received from our critizers off Boulogne. in which it is mentioned, that two of the French gun boats, which were ordered from the inner harbour to the outer. had, almoft immediately after getting into the latter, fevotafted, each of them having too men on board, all of whom were 1011. This incident is dated in a letter alluded to. to have had fuch an effea on the French army which was in fight. and under or ders for embarkation, that a number of them muti nied. The mutiny, however. was reprefied, and three Officers if the 41 fi Demi-Brigade accufed of being forward to promote this mutinous difpofition, were put to death." Shoulivthe above event really have taken place, and it kerns very probable that it rells on fm dation, it may account for the f cene of bult n le h e f° av u in n g . for the prefent been in a glen meafure transferred to the Ditch ports for a time. Some accounts, how. I ever, have been received, which (peak of the prepa rations there as being lefs forward than fume of the late rumours have (Wed. Letters from Rot. terdam and Amfterdam alert, that the entire force. French and Dutch, in the provinces of Holland and 'Zealand, including the whole coaft, from the Weft Scheldt to the Teta, does not d forty thoufand men, parrifons included. The principal &qua:able corps which the enemy has in the Batavian Republic. is alfembled in the neighbourhood of the Helder, and this does not exceed fixteen or feventeen thoufand men, chiefly French. It is, however, to be obferved, that the enemy poffefs the means and great facility for the augmentation of this force from Hanover, &c. There is another (mall army colleaed in the Wand of Watcherec, apparently intended for the defence of Hurtling, the "Folks of which have been fo extended of late, as to ',rider a confiderable augmentation of I its girl ifon neceffary ; this force our informant 'tai- I mat es at fonsething more than ei g ht thoufand men. The activity which has prevailed in the Dutch dock.