Star. — London, England, 1804-09-20 00:00:00

. the the lade coo• dent No eves 1 Lhis SfiLff4R7-T.ICTICi To THE swot OF THE STII. 818,4 have long expeited to fee thofe opinions, which I now with to fubmit to public confideratio% listed by fuperior ability. The importance of the Cubic& and my convietion of the necelaty that our attention tumid be called to it, have, however, made me regard thence as criminal, evert before the Cor- Scan Emperor of Republican France iffued his man. dates to the ruffian Aeries% and the fellow offices' of that Jacobin Martha!, to deltroy theft kingdoms according to their own pleafure. It will fcarcely be denied by any one who has read biftory, that conqueff has, uaiformly attended the efiablithment of any improvement in 'the gene ra fyftem of carrying on war, Co long as the fur rounding nations would not adopt the alteration. The invention of new engines and arms is attended with fuch evident Wells that there are always imitat ed by all Military. powers who experience their ef fah and who porefs.the mans. ' But' the progrefs• ise.taflics is of a vat '4lfferrot elefeription. :The- Thrlis dweittegtetta y a rlaidoni With fubjugation; *tile their anoiei Were formed itsto , fonteihing nefendblin_gretala bititalicins. Bit; fineithe-Randing armies ofßuffm. Penal*, Ind'Atilliia base been direr plined accordant 'to the - preftne.fyite ' theft baba- ' be A kit trans, remaining fiationaiy, have "• • altogether' defpicable. Ts SDFILICIL the &af t a, reduc• ad the fatties of cloTe-fighthigio a (sties of inameu , ores, direfted by invariable r il es, and the impreffion of his focceh remains at this j bout Plots that all diffimilarities and dotage, of &Wien are overlaillO4 by his followers. Is our (*riles efpieraPT, that fek the letter of the regidatioss as blindly and utre ditty as ail their minds were incapable of forming ,another idea: and ca Onitinlied publications (the •of General •les4rs; which ' - keened:4e eseepeni). Melt as to be foldiers - with as hide ft the powas. adios', and paffions of somas we India Odeon of mathematics or che- Odarr- Mean while ilia immesh issavaie of avtillery, and dfillgreatei fmMwoobtsts.in the facility - and Uhrity or its cooverusees ltam in • a great knearure cbanlid showery Implenterists of war, and augmented fifty .lllM the Means of snoildlating Cow and kid bodies of men in their approach s and the nature of the &nes of feverat recent wars, when bith-fightiog mar could be proeifed, demnnarated to all who would not Oust their oyes, that the eighteen inanou was could not in many cafes be adhered to without certain defiruftiois. Gail:ills Earl Hows and Sr.at cos can stork (and their competency to judge CM Imadmined,) that the belk dikiptined regiments of Ma army in the American war were totally unfit to sieunta they were freed from the Shackles of that exelofive Ty ltem of difeipline which they had learn ed. Befides. when the manativriog of folid and of regular bodies has hem reduced to rule, and when all the eighteen formations to which it is condenfed spat be as well learned in three months drilling as in OZwhole life time, no confequence could be more evident than that to fuperadd the (kill of ailing dir est:gaged# and of feparating for rapid motions and Wag anew, as oecafion required, would give of. 'at an advantage, as he who plays loofe , in it, moth have over an antagonift who combats s he learnt his leffuns. : revolutionary French, is - war, at leak have t a ribund the tomoft benefit from defpifing the ed ali rints of efiAlithed fyllem. Whoever has fought with them, or has fern them fight, knows that they bye oonfounded, difordered, and fubdued the brava ibd Readier armies 'by mdes of attack, admitting of ncitotandefeat on the part of the &Madams, and 'which gore oho all rename, and by modes of de fence to which the eat* of their enemies, however vigorous, never could ripply. They adopted with that facility which is their charatterillic, the addition of loofe .and rapid movements, and of individual' operation, where regular and combined efforts were out of place, until tklhave peddled this change of fyttem in a eourfelireTperiments, by which they have nearly doubled their empire. Upon the other band, as if the regulatsd and un• • hionalpiable Order of their lines and cointals• were Infenarablyconneftedwith the hued principles of re- Siker% government, laws, and liberty, for which testy, fought, our late Allies and we have with arairus iiiamous Ilupidity iacrificed to it at lean soc,ooo men anilnrany large countries, and, for any thing I can difenver, are, with a courage and obflinacy of folly, iticoneeivable had it not been (hewn, prepared to perfid, till our lath drop of valiant blood (hall be drained. • I do not Rate this too ftrongly : The Britifh army in the narrow flat of land before Alexandria, and on the beach of the Helder, where difeagaged fight ing was iinporible, prevailed, by their untameable courage, as they and the Außiians have often done eVewhere, upon attacks of fortified polls and un changeable politions, however lirong. But, in or di. navy lituations, difcomfiture has invariably attended, and ever will attend, the clofc and flow body which advances under fire upon an enemy not obliged to rt win to k rooted, or which, in defence, cannot vary its formations with as much facility as the affailants. At the battle of Bergen, on the tyth of September, 3799, the French had above thirty pieces of artillery polled along an extenfive range of land hills, which they difcharged as their all:Lilts approached in co lumn with deadly clic.% and left without contell or order, but, taking care to preterit no folid body to be fired upon, they then Icattceed, and from every co vering around, flaughtered the captors, until there were not men remaining either to carry off their own or the French artillery. So it has ever been ; fo it will be, even in England itfelf, were the enemy ever to advance into that chafe country. We thould, nay we mutt, be ambufcaded, confounded and murdered in our own inclofures, if we will not apply common fade to our pradice of dlfcipline. The nature of that military fanaticifm which pro. duces fuch alarming confequciicti mull he a curious Cubits& of invelligation, even with the alifirad [pecu lator, to whim all nations, countries, and kindreds are alike indifferent. Bat thufe who regard it as dangerous to the lafety of their native land and fel 'ow (oldie's certainly mull detirc its louvers, maxims and cleat to be laid open. Chance has put me in p -Satin of the main points of faith and do6rine of its votaries which, to the uninitiated, remain as ioeon •eirable upon any rational principle as the motive of the religious patarges of the }rob& X Mentes in gratitude for the initruflioo r have derived from it, to make this great difeovery through the m diem of your paper, unlefs.notwitittianding the' It. berality difplayed on all other topics, you hoed be", in the number of thole who have devoted themfelvex rather to poi& in one of the regular figures which the plates exhibit, and at the meafured Itep of the march, than to affail, contioer, and dale/ die ene my, as occaflon permits. • *IIOIIMI Or •Itlllltl. Lieutenant General Owe juft arrived front Malta, goes down to Portfmonth at the end of the week, to airtime the Government of that fnrtrefs.— Lieutenant General Da UMIUMID fuceeeded him in the Government of Malta. Brigadier General Sir C BOUGHTON is, appointed to the command of Manchifter, in the room of Major General Blum., removed to Liver pool, and Lieutenant Colonel HUGH Itait.t.ia, In fpeaing Field Officer, in the room of Lieutenani- Colonel If trrco mow. • Mmidat, it confiderable detachment of the Foot Guards marched to Wiodfor. in order to del the duty of that royal refidence. during the ahfence of the Staffordfhire Militia, note attendant on the Kato at Weymouth. -11 w 43d or Argyllibire regiment of Britifh Militia were on Wednefday fennighr reviewed by Brigadier Geneial.Dicalow4, upon WeR Barns Links,. near Annhse.. The,Ganeral errylled bit entire spproba eipp of the corps. Aftei tbe.riview; the General din -:ed'vrith the officers or the regitrittlit at the barracks. the St. Georges --C,Orps. of IdatiChefter, lately fotamanded by Llisitehint CAbbel Cam, have. by Qi. GQ.Yerittnettr, .been'clifbanded. tttetrt, stri no s y, r ailing in Manehefter, by the C4loables aind,eitierfeer; agreeably to.the direilions of thj , tiWkiikifed for the general defence of thk feaga• • • • • • • - . Tatidairfa'ntiight. the sth BritOh Militia. Com-1 minded by the Eal of CAITHNESS, were reviewed at Aberdeen• by Major General the Marquis of H LT. who &spurred himfelf in the higheli degree fatif fled with she ikeadinefs and accuracy with which they performed their various evolutions. The Officers of the regiment afterwards-entertained his Lordfhip and Staff at dinner in the Barracks. Sunday fe'nnight, upon Carlifle Sands, a muller was made of carts and carriager, (for the conveyance of volunteers, in cafe of invafion) when upwards ofone hundred and thirty were entered, and a greater num ber of horfes. With a view to afcertain whether any, and what number of men in the Regiments of the Line and Mi. litia, may, from age or infirmities, be at prefent unfit for duty, his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief has dircaed (in Circular Orders of the t 3th addreffed to General Sir D. DVPDAN &r.) that a Board in each Brigade in the Southern Maria, confining of the G I Officer commanding the fame, the Field Officers, and the Regimental Medical Staff, lhould proceed to inquire into the eery of**, men who are not in the habit bribe regillffr mance of their regimental ditty, or who are con fidered unequal to marches or Other fatigues: The troop of cavalry attached to the Fir& Mies Volunteer Legion, commanded by Colonel has irobtnteered to reliive a detachment of the 2111 Light Dragoons,. in their duty on the Ear coati. Inartunions have been given to fill the ditch Peienfey, with water, the &ft tide after the abed of the enemy's gun boats off the roan of Suffer ; and the whole level as to he flowed fhoulci the enemy adiance.—Similar orders have been blued as to Rom ney Marfb. FOITtIICATIONI UPOW TN. COAST of Under the South Foreland, at St. Margarite's Bay, theVe is a, battery, with a party of troops Rationed. rot three miles wenwardi the cliffs are tnacceffible ; then comes Dover Carle, with a very formidable array of artillery, commanding the fhore, the Cal tle itfelf hkving been very -firongly fortified on the land fide. In the cliffs of the Caftle and on the Beech ire batteries; there is a battery at the North Pier, and a battery at the South Pier, together with a .11rong battery and fort Wenward of the town. For upwards of twenty years it has been recom• Mended to fortify the Wenern heights of Dover, and dud plan is now carrying into execution. 'rime is a long extended line, it is true, but that, though very nrong, is merely an out-work. The main de fence, the lifting hold, the Citadel, if we may fo call it, is at the Commit of this line on the highell ground, near Dover ; and if it be commanded, which we doubt, by an oppofite range, at lean it mull be al lowed to be the bell fituation that could be found, as it is the higheil ground in the neighbourhood. It has long been the opinion of military men, that as this height commands Dover Clink, and much of the fin-rounding country, unlefs it were well Corti. !Ir.], Dover could trot be feeure. This important work is now carrying into effed with the utmnil ra pidity. From Dover 'reward to Folkitone, the dads are again inaceeffible. At Folknone there is another 'battery—two miles further is Sandgatc Cattle, whet e there are tome artillery—and half a mile further is a nrong battery under Shorncliffi, the guns of which are nearly level with the fca, and point im meJiately acrofs the high road, fo that it is im poffible to pats without feting, without almon run• ning foul of them. Two miles further, at Hythe, there are batteries—and alfo at Dungenels. In the fifteen miles from South Foreland to Hythe, we find about nine batteries, exclulive of Dover Caine, and the fortified heights to the wenward of Dover. Along the man of 'Kent and Suffer, there is not a hollow for a landing place, but these is a battery ; there is not a height, bin there is a fiynal poll. Perhaps it would be defirahle . to have more artillery and artillerymen; and we make no doubt the defence of our coach by batteries might be greatly improved; but no one important point feems to have been wholly overlohked. batteties on the French emits are certainly far fuperior to our own; but the lerriet is , very different. They with to reach far to fem. to prole& their cruisers we do not wills to fight, from land, (hips at a dinanee on the fee ; we wifis :o pro. tat the beach spina a ',lndies. In a few hours, twenty thoutand men. moll of them regulars, the tett militia, can be brought to say part of the coa& of Kees ; and in twenty-four bolts that samba can be doubled, exclufive of Volunteers. N4V'TIC.4L. pirEuxEh'CL 1 , ~„ 41411 e S,TESIS DAT...Wind S. W. I Dibi) *: , 'tis• ,* 1 7 11. I fissillersh . Waseforil •• ' a , 11. Owsiebargt Coots, SIMI% i t0...Ti1l /morning his Majelly's Hoop Helena, Capt. Loaact,arrived in our harbour from Portfmouth. We have been informed, that an eaprels arrived to Lord Gann. el, with an account of a fleet having appeared off the wall of Dingle, foppofed to be either the homeasard bound Jamaica or Bengal Beet. Since oar mamma lek Cove this morning, we underßand two frigates failed from our harbour on a cruise. &11.11. OOH• 0 I IP 0 Pztazitmcg, Svrr. t7.—The Doctuto is again put in from a cruise to the Weftward, in fearch of the fimpofed enemy, as mentioned- in my lan ; the faw a fchooner, which there is no reafon to doubt was the tee] fufpefted, and which is now believed to be one of the numerous fmuggling craft that frequent the coati from Guernfey, and which got off. Sunday the Mercury, of and limn Plymouth, DAVIES, put in here, With %s alt, foi- Waterford; the Rofe, of Southampton, STRYDI; tbe Friends, of Arundel, Coo►ie, and the Endeavour, of Bideford, bound to Wales, in baUaR ; the DOLPIIIN cutter remains, but the tetras which arrived ycßerday failed this mor ning with a vent light wind about E. S. E. PLYMOUTH, Se/T.' 17.—Came in front the Lee ward Nand% after a fine patrage, the Good Intent, eiptain Hammy. with a cargo for London : alfoo ►eautiful Hoop of war from Dartmouth, under jury malts; the went up the harbour to be fitted for fee : ,alfo from Spithead, the Mt LIIIOOIt. 14 guns, (A. S.) with the Newfoundland convoy from Poole, &c. — Sailed on a fit months cruise for the protedlion of trade on the S. W. mall of Ireland, la Loma, of 44 guns, Captain MAITLAND. POILTSMOINYki StPT. 19.-Sailed the DEVASTA. TIOX bomb, with the homeward-bound veffeli from the Mediterranean, &c. under convoy for the Downs. Daat, arr. t9.—Sailed the Paragon armed de ' fence (hip for the Humber.—•Arrived the Indefati gable armed defence fhip from the Humber, and re. mains in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per laß.—Wind South, variable. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVZOINe, SRPT. 19 —Med by the Berwick, Made. from Norway; Peet Frederick, Ludman, from Branca ; Flora, Clock, from Dantxic ; Youag Anna, Juke, from Towing= I. Two Niters, Javina . front Poppenburgh ; Young Catharina, Wall; puftmus, ;'and the Vrow Any from Robdat Sailed the Mary. Dyer. for Cast ; Anna EiMaheth, Wight, for Norway; and the Arregeoftlan, Holm, for Copeaboon. ARRIVED. At Cowes, eke Cokno;ollta,Tirinpfene, from St. Twines's; William Murdock, Thumplos, from Virginia; and Itie Onerig *Wagtail, Daniel, from Sam. At LiV011001 ; Cleorge., from Demerara; That* pares from Her Liza; Eater, BA; and the Alezendh, Rams, front ' cLaehee. At (: Ode, )(opiate, Cam bridge, from Tobogo. At Waterford, Ciralda, Poynter. from London. At Temeriffs, Padova, from ditto. At Gra sada, Unitas, Began, from ditto. Al Tridta,Lady Ann. Merlin, from ditto. At Waal4 Load= Packet. Black, front ditto. The Medlar, Matikal, Enka Maria foe Liverpool, is Lift la Cardigan Bay. Gar suoca, Sarr. 15.—Arrived yenerday, the three following 'Mich from Demarara, vii. Samuel, ; Maria, Ism &SON ; Betfey. SINCLAIR. 111 e di vifion from that colony, confining of 33 fail, failed thence under convoy of the Os rear (loop of war, but did not reach Tortrl3 till lie days after, the depar ture of the fleets and proceeded on their voyage, and were met St fca by another (loop of war, detached by the Commodore of the Leeward Ifland fleet, which took charge of them, and the Os PR It returned to the Welt Indies. Arrived late lan evening, the lfabella, KING, from St. Kitt's, one of the Leeward hand fleet ; came in by the North of Ireland, having parted convoy in thick and blowy weather a day before they made the lind. The Hermit, PATiIISON, from Tor tola, another of the fleet, arrived through the night at the Tail of the Bank. There were eight fail altoge ther for the. Clyde. As the wind is quite fair, the ten may be looked for in the couch of the day. Extra& of a Letter from an Officer on board the Squadron off Ferrol, dated Sept. 7.—" There is little news here. The Spaniards have jufi ordered three fiat rates to be commillloned and got ready for tea, with fome dorefhips and other (mall craft. It is fup pofed they arc for the ufe of the French. Three of the Provinces are jufl now in a date of revolt, and mutter already upwards of ao,ooo men under arms. Two of the French line of battle drips are ready for a (tart, and wait for a dark night to get by our fqua dron. They are fuppofed toll* going to the wail ,tes." The CAMEL (tore (hip is expetled to fail from Prrtfmouth for the Mediterranean in a few days, with fupplies for the fleet under the command of Lord NIII.IOII. Admiral VASHON has hoifted his flag on board the TIXFL, cf U f a guns, at Leith, during die repair of the G1.411'7014 at Sheerneft. Several (hips, to be armed and fitted for the de fence of the coati, have within thefe few days been engaged by Government. The Ecit and H•lll&R Snoops, at Woolwich, are to be immediately prepared for commifiGon. The (hips from London, nnder convoy of the List armed (hip, had mohly attired at Elliot:1r on the Bth inflant the few remaining ye with the LION, fume dillance below the Ca(Ile; all tie upwardbuund are detained by featherly winds: the MiIICATOII armed (hip with about too (hips for Yarmouth, die. and the Roy•t. CVORGA b'ig, with about so for Leith, have fai r le,! : the Birrstiirt armed (hip failed on the loth with the (hips bound round the land. The Thornar, VAIIRAVST. was taken on the gth May lying at-anchor, undo; Cape Mefarada, by two plivarter-, horn af , er an engagement of an ho it a.irt a quarter, in which the privateers had three killed and cetera' woun2rd. and the 'llamas two worinded. 7 . -e privateers and the Thomas ar rived at Ciyenoc in June. The fame privateers had take. Cie Cagle of Lnr.lan, nt . 16 rins, and bad been at the c.tittdc of Gorge. Indies." ' Kaserrei kar kc we roexestte j (Sesesetro), SIIPT.S.= Toe Lady Kidefeta . Sinelier k a semi bees , tiful weed. was launched here this day. She below to Wasstan OSSOURIII Erg. of Hull, and sa tirely built of .fir. taken irons the Doke of Gordo:ea forAs is badenoch. She ha three NA deck", three etas rs 3 feet to inches los& :33 feet inches broad, it feet to inches high between the decks, is feet to inches deep in the bold, steafitras 6to mew and as about I too tons burden. This is perhaps the large* veirel that ever was feat from any port to the North. EAST NINA lIHIPIPCNO. Yellerday a Corirt of Direftors was bold at die Ea(t India Hotifi, when tenders were opened of Alps of rOOO tons Written, now in India; alto feveral which have performed their crintrafted number of voyage. in the Company's Service ; da of which were referred to the Committee of Shipping. , The following Sips were Itationed for China, iss part of the number to be employed the enfuing far fon, viz. Bombay Cattle, Capt. A. fisaiMos, Henry Addlogroo, Kirkpatrick. Wexford, W. Stanley R curl Aso oyol. Cow*. . Earl Abagovermy. J. Wordfwortb.ims. OC.IIIII Wass & Mho. • ISt. Fldr.s. Ste. s Warren Hamer, T.Ltkiagi; ' cooks, awl • Pis We have been favoured with a kites from an OS. cur of the Bengal cavalry, who was oo board the Aplin Eaa Indiaman, when taken by the Pfyche French privateer, on the gth of January la(l. This gentleman's account of the principal circumaances of the capture, corroborates thofe already known.— The crew, including par ange rs , cotorifgd only SO men, oppofed to goo iu the French finp, which bad 2410ng s a-pounders, by which they tardy damaged the fails, Scc. of the Aplut. at a ditlance at which her carronnades could take no effed. The fitnation of the. ladies during the engagement was patticularly alif tre(Gng, as (for Gaiety) they were placed in the hold, where the wounded were neceffarily brought dole; but happily the tour married Gentlemen were not of the number. Captain *Rea, who was killed, was of his Majeay's Soils regiment. Capt. Argots-, fe verely wounded, is of a Malay regiment in the Com pany's fervice. The treatment received from the French captots was that of perfect urbanity and ho nour. Capt. Taou.ser is defcribed as a fhrewd and able old officer. He has thirty officers under hiss; his crew contains Engli(b, Scotch, and The letter is dattd at Calcutta,- Feb.l7, and sedates that the Caroline frigate had jua brought in f rive- Mer of z 6 pins, making the fourth out of aim fitted - Out at the Mauritius. 1 The following interefling partieulan of the engage ment between Lana: s and ste China fleet haver been received from Batavia, by a Gentleman in London. from an Englitb Gentleman. a prifooer of war on board one ot' the frigates of the fquadron under the command of Admiral Lmes: L. M. Luton's fireadeett emelt* at the renewing hips. vb. The Marengo, rated 74, but monntlag $4 glum _ . The Belle Fecnc The Saudßeate 44 gem - hid Pm Tie Polka - - pas. The Amami' Dutch brig - at poet, sib. eatteaathia On the arenthig at the talt Foamy. Pooledaro Werke DLIT. Afloat sea ere lathe kapok the hutch Admiral made the Atha for alleet a odaderaid, sod ankh were gime to them three hope aim. owl • keiglesha to delllkeitherin same deem Md ei• fervid the forte did heath, mode the tor thin Beat to come dowai a d fosetehtiefly vaned sad Maid toweeds dims but kept condderably miscalled dick Bea, sad in a line pa. rand to that of the Feamli Sips, which deed ea loop ease. m allow the whole Beet, melding of sy fan, toped to• litewaid them. At rose of the Eighth Rips came dews to ellat Mak. the Fr.ach thieklas there were as Aim stair among them ath lowed them, full of the mod kagulor expedadeas of aod deltroying the whole Bret. Every aim sad Amami his future greatnefe front the imamate Aches he met Teen Zra otreson of. deuced sod emend from one aid of the Sip to the • other, robbing hit hands NA fipieeslng his meth together with the mat frantic joy. Alum an Mar before deal. the Eelie Emelt beam received orders to go shad sod tlCOrdlOkfC. in • Aare time reamed with imelllgatos that mem of them bedlam decks, Ma Arida that am of dim was espy mate& The Cimino. dare determined to defer so averment till the atonamp wpm deg that the greater mum would make their Mar hi the eight. and that he would tally mime the ealtabmier he kept sewn at a moderate Mabee from diem all algia j hot to their Morillt meat In the miming Amid the Miele Beet Vag toe, with all the feather hips to leeward. This had the fame Mathes the heath. asea as so Marie ftroke—" Sarre Aim I" earlmd. It le no good fign when the Engtithaien wait fee osee of o f trade will be fore Ware night." They held • moat of wee, awl de termined to go down and engage than as farm u the bromelhould (pang up, being then a calm. Ahem lea A. M. ea the mandag of the teth February, • WWI beam fpriegieg up, they kept edging down till they was wady at a line with the mum of the SKIM Beet ; they then bore right dorm for dam. About roam A. M. the Preach Cconmedore fired a diet, width Ms returned by one , of the ENOS Rips with a whoa baoadßdc; the fire continued , on both Alm for about 4o minutes. abed the Mitreogo, having 7 received two Rex between wind and water, and two of bee I top-mat backftays dine sway. and the Belle Poolle having kth main top gallant yard Ace away, the Commodore made the fig , Ali fora retreat. They Rood away Wens the wind wkh every fail they could fit turfing the Enka who chided than far an hour : and had they continued the elate far half as bow Weer. mutt inevitably have takes the Mitch brig- but the Avila Coa -1 modem thinking he had theta than tar r o n w e lb, sad sot to Wawa Ibis @pretty. "'WM. were lying, fame of themo" keg way 'ltem thought proper to return—the harbodft Rips, to they • haa.:d their wind, SteJ a broadfide after the Frmck. holm time afterwards a confiderable firing was heard amen , the Logi& Beet-the realm of which was am knows. A General Court Martial was held at Hall, laft week, on the Lieutenants of the 3d Lincoln Militia. Tbs refult has ttanfmitted to his Majarrv. Captain BLISS, of Briltol, who was fuppofed to have been 101 l with his veffel, which foundered at tea, was preferved by an American (hip, that fell in with the wreck. The foundation Rone of Haddiogton new Bo:cher Mai ket was laid onWednefday fe'nnightby the Right lionourab.e Faaacts Lord Ei.cno ; on which oces flan his Lordfhip, accompanied by the Magiaratms and • great number of Brethren belonging to the Lodge, walked from thence to the market, in Mafo• oic procefflon, attended by the Haddingeon Volun teers and their Band. _ _ Yefterday. at Marlborough-ftreet, a Jewels was charged with uttering counterfeit dollars.. She was remanded for a fecond examination, while warrants are Kind for the apprebenfiou of feveral others. Fin v.—A fire was dikovered about fevers o'clock nn ThwfdAy e%cning, at Mrs. Cos.t's farm, mar Cove., in the I &le of Wight I which deftroyed the barn, tlati!es, farming 'molds, a rest quantity of and the oracle p►oduce of the handl, which .•f five ricks of bay. corn, &c. There is res fon to boot that it vra, wilfully in ors fire.