Star. — London, England, 1804-05-22 00:00:00

ch he at. , of the he ray, un• Yierrica INT4LIGENC.S. IHAIL3 THIS DALLWiemI S. S. W. 1111. DOB. &11. wit. bane 02 I Hsaittergli I • Woodard 6 I Gitossaltsigli 6 • 1 the lop tioa ri. lder. Ad. .LOIL COo. tort hake the efts on paR ad of oter• il 1$ D ft ode oda) , of 10 don K - IP with tip at 1111.111. fits xaac gal in ward• 'Tired from Family. ace and ...Froas led on te Ge- Clear, a nger, of the I three 004 by M. ke, of Imo-. On 4.4 I was , going iageol ey - pro* ill bar' Passitece, MAT ,f9.--Lita evening, in conk; emence of difpatebes brought by the Acines Excite Revenue cutter, the hired armed lugger AzallT, d the Hann and Resew:inn+ Revenue cutters, got under weigb, and proceeded with the Arrive to the eaftward : Come fay they are Orderedfpff the enemy's coaft to watch the motions of the enemy, which gave rife to a ruppofition, that Govirmitent is in potter fiats of information, that he will venture at tall to attempt to pat his long-procraftinated threat of invading us into execution. The Paovinence cutter has failed for Scilly, but the Genesi . flobp of war, Captain Bass, remains in the Roarl—The wind is now about S. S.E. but light and variable. Foissoura, Mat 19 —Sailed this day the outward bound tiewfitendland and (Lebec fleet, under con voy ofbls litniefty's flaipEuarmca, of 24 guns : the Trusts or Waste packet, Tonu, with marls of the lith and SA JAL for Lithos : and the LORD CIIAILIAI Sys scss packs, COATIISWORTM. with mails of the 011SIL for tiny York and Haifa:. The American • thirChailmeaster, Captain Tonnes, which arrived . adds Swimmer, a few days ince, has been detained lid brought isehis day by the °Leers of the Ctif /Pia of this port, for hovering of this harbour fines. Wind EaL ...__, Psystourti, MAT !Orilla arrived in unmans ',a the Loan Howl, CIOILLTOIII. Animal. GAIIIIM Wait and SikSrseren Lusmanotron Indiarnert. from BengaL The 8111/111033333Ns with feveral other ,Ihipe, are fancied. to be gone . up Channel. They :taw the Moue trends privateer, of ns guns, but Vie was afraid to approach theca. . P0L1111013 , 3. May 21.—Arrivoi the Majeftic armed Lip, sad leveret outward bound Tads from the Downs. Dropt down to St. Helen's the Q's' wan of-war, of RR guns. Wind S. S. I. SW (RIM CIS ' Mir 3 I.—Arrived his Majelky's gun. brig Cuestas'. Lieut. BLOW. Theo eettborosegh seater and the Sandwich logger failed, the honer for the Downs, and the latter for Margate loads. The Pariliow, Bravais, from Penzance to s t . Petsriborgbilnut arrived. The Jaeger."' gun.brig is taken into Doek to have her bottom repaired. Dem., Mav;er.--Saikd the Lau (loop er war, - thivarrarton,Ltretraa,Sozrnoa,and Fear bombs, sou cruise of .Beologne. Several of the remaining Caps al war bees sisi Blue Peter flying. A greet thal of bony and pia firing has eh this day been bleed hew shandinard. DawasOlLirlo.—lt Less as if the enemy's lad wawa AIM bee of warfare, emil istenteres to engage them under Inte line at emboldened them to by their 11111114, b, acting an attack on our come= in a,calm t asps hat been received here that a flotilla of about 17 fail, confining of gun brigs, lepers' ate. attacked the Wrests*, Lieut. WiIIONT, lli a %siberoir Bay ; it was mite calm, they rowed oat, having found that the brig's guns ( al•pound earronades) would carry their (hot only p, Sort diftance, continued to lay to on their (weeps, wet of the range of her (hot, and commenced a very heavy cannonade with their long 34's ; every (hot of theirs nearly told ; and I am furry to fay, that after continuing this unequal enema from until ttA. M. the brig was obliged to ftrike, having not an air of wind, and the valet having received fo many (hot in her hull is to be nearly in a finking [late. A fmaU cotter in company narrowly efcaped being taken, owing to a light air of wind fpringing up. The F•100lITII cutter arrived here lall night alto, bring ing the intelligence that about so gun brig', tuggers, Lc. came out of Flailing to attack Sir SIDNIT SMITH. After a few broadfides, however, they were obliged to (peer off ; Sir Stow EY dallied in among them, but his Lip took the ground, when be was obliged to (beer off: the frigates (three) with the CIUIZE/ gun brig in company, ['offered very much in fails and rigging : (even of the enemy's gun boats were funk, one taken, and between so and 3o run on (bore ; the reft efcaped, Come back into Fluthing, and Come to Oftend. A very heavy firing was heard here nearly the whole of yetterday, which we ruppore was Sir Siossv following up his blow, in attacking the remainder in Oftend harbour. YARMOUTH. Maw 25.—Yefterclay evening arrived the Venus lugger with difpatches from the fleet. Re port (fates that they contain an account of an en gagement between the enemy amounting to about ins fail, and the fquadrnn under Sir Snotty SMITH, in which feveral of the former were captured, and others driven on (bore. This morning arrived the 2 (loop of war, with three Blanknefs (or pal rage) boats in balLd; two Hoys and a large three maned (hip laden, contents unknown, cut out of one ' of the enemy's putts by our cruizers. Remain in the Roads, the MONMOUTH. B !loop, and . two armed brigs. Wind S. E. HULL, May i9.—The Couftitution cutter arrived in the Humber on Tuefday morning, and failed that evening with the large fleet of (hips, affembled in the Humber, for the Baltic, under convoy, confift• ing of near one hundred and fifty fail. The Lion armed !hip was off the Humber, with a fleet from the Southward for the Baltic, waiting for the Con ffitution and the Hull (hips to join.No convoy has yet arrived for the vetch bound from this port to Tonningen. Several have gone down the Humber to wait for it. On Friday night, the I rth intim% the hulls of the Sips Aftive and Reward, 101 l upon the rocks near Whitby, coal laden, which till then bad kept together, were driven to pieces by a heavy turf, produced by a ftrong northrrly wind. Some hundreds of people from the neighbouring 'Wars be of plundering the materials, in which they were but too fuccelsful, • . . notwithfbanda every thirties ilea! to prevent lei by the of the wrkkr. The !suer gave permi to the people to ctieey away foe auk ore all the coals they could colha, which bad haill Walked on &ore, on condition .:sat they *add not remove any part of the timber or ether tasteriale this ac of generofity, however; totally failed of iu purpofe, as they were equally affiduous is Pilfering whatever they could lay their hands on. LIITR. May 59.—The Etnattou If id guns, D. Stuart., Elq. commander, failed yelierday morning for the Nore, with the Dutch prize Ile captured and brought up here fosse days ago, which is a very fine veref and will, we make so tiottiso be found fit for his Majeay's ferviee. Thurfday morning failed from Leith Roads the Dosiosecs armed Ihip, Captain Kest. Yeller day morning 85 prifoners from the Erie . two were landed at Leith, and conduced to Gres& law Caine, by a detachment of the Ayilhire Maids: Thirteen of the remaining Dutch crew ire detained on botrd until they can give certificates of the plat* of their birth, and it is find, will be fent to London. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAMM!. Ma? st....Palfed by the Aes and Plmbedi, Prink, Swim* Noel,Vrow Welk, Sena, and the Weer Tway. from Catwyek ; Odium, from listens; Mime% Weise, sad the Wow Atiba Marpretta....-s, from NIII/Wer• Sailed the Trask, Iduirliced, ter *ayes t Pimghen. NNW got Pitesiburg ; Edward. Pewter, fee brie &Modem, Dime feel Twartieges. Anatole.-in the Creek, *Wets W4h h from Da 'Mk; MIMI* sod Maria Charlotte, from Malqa. At Plymouth, Neese Sewers del Canoes, and Mark. Hes. so % from Cadiz. Of falmenti. Sever ; and andMilsengtoo; Mks, Hatt At Carter kil , r , re;pt MUM Oschno, hom Vbenie. At Liverpool, Two lisedm heNell. Rum Marie/tow At Co*, !wed Nam. bielew. EASHASH. Attiorry. M.Cres, from dkow At lel6ll. Swimmer , jonre, frem ditto; sod Cam Peewees. keen New Tart. At &AM. from Maddsa. At pbg e g e s i gi a , Metro mays*. -....„ from Limps 1. At Lime ** WI" Ome. frees Landon. At Swamis, Halerd, Wolf, Rees Copenhagen At St. Visesses, Marie. Pocock, from Ba sel As Cemisdas Dr*, Reeky frees ditto. At Rereauds, 'rem St. Vincent's. At Oserefey, Clamost, Oniskell. from Sorsa. Tim Hinge Wiliam. Coed, from Liverpool for Aft*, was 5& . 2 ....... rieh en Me let of AprU, in lat. ao. N. all well, with the ownpany. 11Klesmil, from lapse for Norway, Li on &ors at liseemarao Tbe Leotomen, Pews, trees Loodon for Reebsits, is loft on Ms lend of Barham ✓ie Wary, O. ems Newestilo , it:ended near Leith. CISSARAHM. testa Jamaica ter New York, Is cap tured sod feet far the fkoesssh. The Csilmeiese. Illeeked. Rees &Mel few Hoodsras, it cap eyed is the Well bier, aber skews A pkisca ot elm piss end got etes. ep t i t sp u r v ured, and arrived at OwL The lush. dimmed, band to the WeR boles. is metered by a Freeth printem of to iimeseden. awl Mamma A Disk indeed releaser, et ti pewee& dosses. has been eaptesed by the Lilly, and ket es Nree r wwideMe ; wham • Preach national brig, with the hoe Hoek s s a t et New Orisenw hod alts arrived, peke to cm steer embers. DISTRURITION OP PRIZE-MONEY. La Chilleme, for the Tempter* of the Margaret. rule be paid m her oreled is poet. , Thu Wei aster the Lewd Mks. ter the weieweee et the I Yam Wilkey will be paid lomerrow, the syl MR. et N.. tS Clossweelem Tire Menstrek Cleges, Diewkw, Veeteua. AMBIGHH• AMOK. Otwees, *paw, Lords& Crelser,esi Jakob. sod mean Mu* c o esmg sod PAH. fie the mum of the famessorill he p M ea g, Ormswilaustow Theirtdop, AM blast. The poop %Mate, for the wore of tie Nevigadsw will be paid ors the teeth Tat. at No. to, tiement'a low Cocartr, Wm T -Berate the Moll Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Coamaiffionars if Appeals in Prize Carries. ?b e N ew ton, ..-. Maenad mopes-.Thb Americas Gips Mks wish a awtw of boners, Mil.rollen, hardware. Seem mil mbar anklet, was tioptered eathe e yth Deseenher, alm. by the private irds of war Lion's Revenge. Themes Party Commas dm wed rwo Sratheicar- Filter Commander, and carried to the Bahama Ilande. nick Lordthips in this cafe rebind the Rap watleargo so chime& The felitmer Henry, Hancock maller......Tlds war a tr. thee proof esfe.-ehip sod cargo reamed AB crakes:et The Marv, Asdrewa matter. -4Ne Iltip Wed ender , 1 American m eows, with a cargo of sad lagweed, en a vor op hese Petit Trek to lkitkoore was esponed on the speb of May, tyoo, by the mints Rip of war never William MCI*. tits Commander, bet as ihe wes mesonling ow m New Prole.' dear feu adjudicatket, is get agronod esa d was skirl whelk, FA This was an appeal as the part of the Captain, is mew. peewee of the Comas below reaming the ftp sod sago, or as ewrivalent. to the ciaboant.Their Lordihipe is tai cafe pro., smoosd, that the wpm was we liable to make pod the lets et Ads kip. Noara Senora del Carmen.-- Calderas maikr..-nea Ines Smola kip and cargo. SW and cargo reamed. with Wendt. MaSachisfetta, Mansikld mober-sup and geode rafter ed. and Captain condermed in the teas of the spec& The John, -- a.4 manor. -41rther proof war dkotted this cakose to the prawn elate ihip end cargo. The Sea Rower, --- OMB Rafter. The brig Ctrs, leers mailer. AM the Schooner Batt Vos ewer. -The property In tit& three cafes was reßored as claim& All the Officers of the American frigate Philadel phia have been liberated by the Dey of Tripoli, on the interference of the French Conful. The Stranger, Captain Worrna from London I bound to Jamaica, was blown out Of Madeira on the 7th of March, and was captured on the 87th by the Honelle, French privateer, of five guns and 6o men, and recaptured on the z3d, in light of the privateer, by an Englifh frigate with a convoy. The Trot sag frigate, Captain SN PPPPP o. arrived at Malta on the eft of April. with her convoy, con fifling of fourteen fail ; ten fail bad feparated from the 1 ri [sat, but were kept together by the good ma• nag.. tilt of Captain BROAD, cf the Pelican, from IJinclon fur Smyrna, and arrived together at Malta, a then time after the THISBE. Numerous American and other neutral veffels have been engaged at Leghorn as tranfpoits ; it was re ported there, that they were to convey French troops to Sardinia. An embargo was laid on all veffels at the Cape of Good Hope, from the josh of December to the ajd of January, in confequence of the failing of as expe dition from thence, Paid to be for Batavia. The Apollo. Captain Cu MMINGG, of is guns and so men, tell in with a French privateer about eighty miles to the windward of Barhadoes, mounting Is guns and 8o men, when, after an engagement of an hour, (lee beat her off. Admiral W. Yourc is appointed Commander in (lief at II) mouth, in the room of Sir JOHN Om rev s, wheovith Admiral Pars-ex. are cspeeed daily in town to take their feats ai etc Board of Admiralty. The Iccusreaous, of 74 guns, is ordered to join the Channel fleet oG efl. iirtiviver • ignOps RACES, wziotOsriAkr, MAY it. lariepeokot iota. each. for three yews old colts. !ft. Two =oa. Mr. Mallika tiay e. Sancho. by Dots Cbixote • Mr 'a bay e. Firelock, brother to Treat Lot =a be. c. by Sir Peter . I - $ - 3 Or Jan 's was ...by stride - 14 14 i s m l rt C. by et. George - - M. W. bay e. by Piptar . . - top. each. for ea mgrs. Time man bk.A.lllOl b. c.. Med" 3 vs. aid. sit tab. - M. lablidife dalelepkig u ers Sit. let. - Lowl,Maftwareib. e. by Ids W. liasebbriesta gaidlew 5 yea ald,lll. - MA Ikea b. *Wm Casts.l Ws. 44 ra- Mb- - - s Onemilabse et saga each, for movers cud coke, 7a. toll. Mu, 7a. 71b. The Tease Cowie. MA fileill's b. e. Tow-Briton, by be. Gage - - 1 Mr.Dairstoedes v. It Baty, by Overte• - - a W. El~br. c. by Overton or letaluabroagb - 3 /do W. Medicines I. c. by Overton - - - 4 Mlle at Lars b. e. by S tarHURS - • # - 3 TDAY. • *berm, !take of togs. web, far three years aid coin. Vt. 31b. Nei. tun wiles, wk. Wes 117 Mr. Maagies bay cole, by Wal "bia r i la ' "t ekes t tans. Pa 'n I c e 2 1 11 , 1 for er . Mt. rods by two idles, was woe by Mr. it. W. 'elides bay ware, bi ROWING Maur.----Yeßerday, about half paR two tin the afternoon t the Aurora and Weamnreland, two four-oared boats, Ratted from Weßminfter bridge to ..row through Kew-bridge a dißance of eleven miles and a half, *gala tide:for a wager of twenty guineas. The chbice of piers was won by the Aurora, but before they reached the (bore the Weft mereland came up with her, and nearly turned her round t the Aurora, however. prevented her oppo sent from paring her, and continued a bead all the way op Millbank. On crolfing from the Diftillery to the Red Houk, the Weßmorelaid again came up with the Aurora, and after a fbarp conceit, paled her and kept greatly a-head until they came near Putney, when the Aurora got very clofe to her adverfary. After they paled the bridge, the Weßmordand again got fo much ahead of the Aurora, that on the arrival of the latter at Barnes,lhe gave upend went on Ihore,The Weßmoreland continued her murk, and paled through Kew.bridge at four o'clock, having performed the ditiaoce is about an hour and a half, she bort& time it was ever rowed in. The bridge wafted with fpeaators, above and under the arches, who fainted the vidors with beaus and a difcharge of (mall guns on their arrival. C.onfiderable bet. were depending. The odds, previous to Ratting, were in favour of the Aurora. Casarsvicst Patter—Yearaelay the Uljoeficr of this ancient feene of frolic were celebrated with all the 1 vivacity of John Bull and hi! jolly family. The ex. ' creme knotty of the morning, pissed to the well knownjittraelions of Greenwich, the holiday folk in early motion. The finery of Whit Monday was' I displayed in all the colours of the rainbow. The 1 a pproaches to the fcene of merriment were corn- Matted by land and water early in the day. The roods to town in the evening exhibited * repetition of the fame toady grouper as went forth in the owning : every , coach, long and atom (tarot hack. evert boggy, gig, cart, or other vehicle that could be lured, was put in remeifition. The cavalcade en joyed the full benefit of the dun, of which the clouds were almoll impervious. There were a few private 1 1 boxing matches, and Tome little ducking to the Thames in the hurry of landing and re-embarking, but we beard of no (along accident. - 4 Covent Garden Theatre dotes on the 29th of June. Drury Lase on the 9th. Lord and Lady HOLLMID are at Madrid, where they ban refided 6nce the commencement of ties with France. The Duke of NORTHUMUILLAND entertained a frith party of friends yetteriay at Northumberland honfe ; among whom were the Hon. Mrs. Rousso'', Mrs. Csoumeo, and Mrs. WiLumas, of Wimpole. *feet. _ A new Governor was lately fent out to Sorinam he took his paffage in the Edward. VanVurcit, from Amlierdam, without allowing his condition to be known, left be might be detained by any of our crui sers. The Captain, through ignorance of his rank, was wanting in Come little attention to his pafenger ; and on his arrival at Surinam. was thrown into prifon, on a charge of having ferreted Come part of the property of the fupercargo, who had died on the voyage. Two Jews. of great property and connexions at Surinam, were lately executed there. for having ceded their Negroes to commit murder. They were fon and fon•imlaw to an aged Lady of vail wealth, and who. being implicated in the offence, was carried to the gallows, to witnefs the execution, and afterwards barrithed with her daughter. One hundred thoufand guilders were ineffeetually offerwl to Cave their lives. The following extraordinary pair of notices ap• pared in a Baltimore Paper : Nor ta.--1 Mtwara all perkss from harbouring or crediting My Imported Wife Mary. I Llkewlfe forwarn Capt. aM. of having any More Dcallus with ha or WINS ha Out of this port ancy More. STEIN. HOPKINS. JAIL lA. N.ITICLWINTGIS a certain STCPSISN HOPLINS, having ad yerteed in Saturday's paper, of forewarn* all pukes from har bouring or crediting Ws Imported wife Mary ; I therdore in son futurism inborn the laid Stephen Hopkins that I was never Im ported but was onfortunste:y trepanned by him in &glued, an knowing be bad another wife In Balt . more, & as be has been mar ried before and his wife Mil living in Sakicnore.—l wouli adyife Nan to go to her, as I &all hereafter confider rnyfcif as no wife of Stephen Hopkins, fa that Ms notices and a4vertlfroseetts, will be regardids. MAST 111/FILINA Jon. 17. ENGLISH STATI E.GTTERY.—Etcsrm Day.—Nn. 25,933. a prise of 5001. No. 29.111, a nt tze of geol. INos. 6029, 28,034., 18,605. and 19,721.. prizes of 1001. Nos. 7410. 9451, 13,870. i 4,7 N 6. 18.605, 25,557, 17,559, 29,275, and 49,964, Trues of 501. Par AAAAA Till Ntw S ItIINAGLS and !Sawa refpettiully inform the Pub lic, that the Second View of R , me, taken from the Town of the Capita, by R. R. itt IIi•GL I. it now Open. It exhibits the modern City the grandca Ilk, and embraces all the celetnated Antiqoities ot . Atrient Rome—conlifting of Triumphal Arches, Temples, the grand Anvhitheatie, Baths, Aguedull•, the Tarrian R ,k, the Campo Vaeines, a crand range of the Appe-M s. the Campagt.a, the Tyber, Ste. &c.—A deferip,iv, pamph:et is pubblbed, icc horn Wit till attli ditttlittattCC IL ih'DZ Niel& DAMAO! ttlo L) REGIMP.NTS. His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chieft continues to be. prefent at all the Brigades which take place in the vicinity of London. Yederday he was in Hyde Park, and for the fecond time this felifoo, few the following regiments : Old St deorgea.(4lo Isis's.) Zed olCotoraoirscUis Loyal Wettadoltor - Boa Caked Isaac. aft Q_apea's. Lt. Cdl. Rau mum 1 b ir d H ow ,. • ad (awes, Lt. CaL WILSON Date a ersbettirmrs moo abesten ovate Dacca. • The k. Giles sad Lftoodokary - Lt. CoL Sr. J. Mesons. Doke of MAIO:Mei Lord CatTWVIIIII, Loyal Waftadoftar (if, ea& leo) - Cal. Ala. About eleven o'clock, the Duke, accompanied by the Generals commanding the diftrie, the Gl:seta% Staff, Generals BULLARD and Lams. and the* Staff, Lord AMAIIIIIT, Lord R. Ssruciot, Lord C. Bsornsts. and his own Aid de Camp, Captain Ur Tom, entered the Park, and found the Revving, all in dole column, who, on the approach of the Dohs and his party, deployed into line, and extended front Cumberland Gate along Park-lane, alma to Hyde Park corner : they prefented awns, and performed the Royal Salute throughout. after going through variety of manoeuvres in the Great Park ; they, as on former occafions, formed two lines, the full eon tilled of the Old St. George's, Loyal Wellosister, and the two regiments of Qt . ieetes, under the com mand of General Dogmata i and the fecond, the Be. Giles's, Bloomfintry. Duke of Gloucelber's. and Royal Wellroinfier, under the command of General Lestis. The Otarp ilsonters sited independent of either line. Aft*: proceeding to lucid.. Hill in the *fuel way, they commenced fine& and their vol. lies were in general good the divifion firing was regular and well kept op. They did not &tor their from. but proceeded to pars the Commander Chief from the fire line they took on the Hill. Soon after one o'clock his Royal Menai and attendants rode off, but the military difpliy did net then terminate ; the all and ad Regiments oft:bent% and the Royal Wellminder, ail having arninonirioss j left, took different pofitions in the Park, seabed oath , a feparate field day of their owe. The consplan ' which was very numerous, divided, and each tollowed their favourite Corp*. 3 k Yeiterday we received accounts frost Insedifts a by way of Holland. dated stfi of Aril, uthibiltiil tirely centradift the repels of the ARM broken out in that neuter. On Saturday fc'enight the Partisans rd 'Mei wood Volunteers had a fbam fight 011 Pit. Trot Green, near Southampton. At about half pa& Pm in the morni ng . the whole of the F 211413116 teldepf ten or twelve files), and part of the Ringwood, wisest compared the Englias army, under the cemnanidsl Capt. firma es, embarked hest the Mar& &Itched Ferry ; and at eleven the French army, compoled of the remainder of the Ringwood Corps and the few files of the Farthest Oleg as light infester, saki the command of Capt. Maltase, embarked from the fame place, to attempt en invkfion os the opphlitt those. As Coon as the (*Sing) Frank were is the Endifla and light infantry extended files- the lea fide, and commenced firing at the he army, part of which being disembarked, the light infantry retired, and a. body of the Ent& army then formed line, and fired Tome excellent willies at the enemy, which were fo brilkly returned as to oblige the Englilb to retreat. A great deal of tit militias then took place between the infantry of be& parties, which continued until the Enghfh force gained Pear Tree Green, and formed line near the Church, in • very advantageoes poll The Fetch having likewife reached th e Green, quickly formed line, and both armies commenced a weltdirefted fin, and continued it for a coofiderabie time again* each other, until the Englifh made a charge. which was well received by the French. Here the fight ended, an d both parties having formed line, they starched round in review order. and performed the mass& and platoon exercifes, and feveral of the manatetrat, in admirable fiyk. They concluded by firing a es* excellent volley. Many Officers of the so& Light Dragoons were recent. and (peke very highly o f the iteadinefs of the two corps. Monday fennight the Argylefkire, and the day following the Aberdeenihire regiments of Militia . were revrets , td on Leith Links by Brigadier General the Earl of Deism's's. Both regiments made a fine appearance, and went through their different evolutions with great exa&nefs. The Royal Edinburgh Highland Volunteers, com manded by Colonel M. Murray. were reviewed on the r4th intl. by the Earl of Motu, on Bruntsfield Links. This fine corps made an excellent appear ance. and went through their evolutions, &c. with great Read:nets and accuracy. Wednelday the if& battalion of the zd regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, commanded by Lieut. CoL CILICNTON, were reviewed on Bruatsfield Links by his Excellency the Commander in Chief. The difcipline and military appearance of thi. excellent ' regiment vas fuch as to merit the peculiar approba tion of hi. Excellency, who complimented both of. Esters and men on the high perfaSion they had at tained in their evolutions and firings. On Monday, the t4th iniL the Dundee, or pi regiment of Forfarfhire Volunteers, under the Cony mend of Lieutenant Colonel Mrt.us, left Montrofe, where they have been quartered for three weeks en permanent duty. to return to Dundee. In this Military age the partiality inanifelled for acquiring the Science of the Highland Broad Sword, is by no means furprifing. That mere& is now re duced to a regulat fyliens, on principles Gender to thole of fencing, though ficoplified Co as to reader proficiency mote eafily attained ; and while it fur. rakes a protetlion far fuperior to that t:erivad from the knowledge of cudgel-playing, is not liable to unpleafant accidents in learning. Although the po tations of the broadfwnrd play are in the fame Rile of elegance with thole of the finall (word, yet as it does not require that extreme nicety which the (mall (word demands, it is peculiarly calculated for defence in the tumult of military salon, or in cafe of an unexpedled attack by a ruffian.—To thole who with to acquire this ffeful feience. and to avoid the AceiJents which are attendant on ignorant: or the true principles, is recommended a Treatile 'Clic tof De. fence on Foot with the liroad Sword, Sabre, and Spsdraon, or Cut and Thruil Sword," peblithed by Mr. Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall. It ; e l 3 I 1 . I l 1 t i il Is It it a i