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els Ws ims I W. see pes- wevort wiia , preyed letter. rcrersl Rao. wri!'^l &mild hfrci as bounty es contained the letter of the Itself Depute to the Sheriff Clerk on the raid fubjelt. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQLIERfaid, it was not his intention to oppofe the proaudion of the papers moved for. After what had palled he was defirous that the Houle mould fee thofe papers, and confider the conduit they ought to purfue. He did not think that this was the proper time for enter iog into a difculfion of the merits of the queßion thus laid before them ; he would only at preterit fay, it appeared to him that the Hon. Gentleman had put a eonfiruetion upon thofe papers which they could by nut meatu bear when difpaffionately examined. He hoped the Houfe would not (offer their minds to be prejudiced, or the quellinn in any degree to be pre udged in their minds, by what they had already heard, but at the fame time he begged them to con fider it, in every point of view, as ot the higheli pub lic importance. If it could be fatisfailnlily made out that any injury had been done to an individual, there was no man more defirous than he.was to remedy the evil, could it be proved that the conduit of the Noble Lord complained of had proceeded from any degree of malice. It was, however, for the Haste to confi der if it might not have bees; occaftoned by a violent =of public seal operating in his mind , and to how much the public were intereßed in the chandler of a perfon who had seed on all °mations fo ably for his country's advantsp. He then ad vetted to the impoffibihty of the Lord Advocate of Scotland attending at preterit in his place. owing to bit official fituation in that country; bat he was cons vinced that he would be ready to jellify the.eharge, and to free.himfelf of the accutatim which had thus been brought szainß him. He monied his firm% that the Hon. Gentleman had not brought forward this matter at an earlier period, when the Noble and Learned Lord was in this part riche country ; but be relied upon the impoffibility of the Hon. Gentle man doing fo &It a want of reeedray doeunreets and information. M. FOX Paid, that whatever may have been the :natives which had thus Situated the Learned Lord to adopt fuch a fingular procedure. he united that tome better secure could be made for him than what bad jolt now been hinted at—he meant the impellioe of .ito ardent mind us perilous times. Gracious GOD I exclaimed he. tan fuels an wears be 'Hedged as an extenuation of an Ocoee in a country *INN we have been fo long ditcuffing the Freesia Pratte tion iMe fhotdd like to know what eS it temild have had, bad it beau [aid that the Femehabeeekives bad been situated by ardent minds, in premed's that revolution (a teal laa) He hoped that the Mule would loos have, a better reafon arid for that Noble Lord's condo& With sefirodt to no being extraordinary that fo ankh time had elapfoll Won the prododbon of theft papers bad bees called for, be ',timid only °Verve. that thole who had esamieed into the many of °prams. Mk beholds of the fear entertained by the oppreffed, to car plain of his coldprefor. It was not then furprisino. that this indi vidual had delayed fo long in making his complaint. It was impoffible to Rate the variouslsratubes of mi‘ chief which wife from the illegal amide& eta = trate, it might go to a dangerous kerb, and tat:needs be converted into an casetios d wassey, or a contribution from the perfote Nand. Though the crime of every man milled in hislemeions dim was never a law relating to crimes while did not alto confider the conisqemsees which flow from the origi nal illegal era. as well as from the oft big. Tbm , however, was not the time for entering deeply upon the fubjee. It was a matter of the fink importance to the liberty of Scotland, and he hoped the bufinefs of that pan of the kingdom would not prevent the Lord Advocate from attending. in order to justify bimfelf of the charge.—The motion was accordingly agreed CO. 1131111 1171A1111. Mr. J. FITZGERALD moved for leave to brim in o a Bill to amend the Aft of the 3sth of his per f 6 t Atkal. paged in the Parliament of Ireland, for the Regulation of Elation' for Members to term in Parliament, and for repealing the feveral Ares therein mentioned, fo far as relates to Freeholds under the Value of soy." He Paid the object of this Bill was, to canoe the enormous abufes which bad obtained at elections in Ireland. through the prefent mode of qualifying freeholders 3 and the fyftem of ersnfufion. ribt, and perjury, which were frequently the refult of fuch qualifications, upon the eve of every General Elation throughout the country. He therefore Rated, as one_purpole of the Bill, that he meant to dii. qualify any Freeholder from voting. whole freehold Mould not be regillered at leaß twelve months pre. vious to the elation ; to prevent any man from vol. in; as a freeholder, who pleaded exemption from the hearth tax ; to impofe a (mall Ramp duty on the re. , ißry of freeholds ; to require alto an entry of the n tone and defcription of the freehold property, and Vie lives for which it was held ; alto to impofe an alditional Ramp duty upon the 'safes of freeholds, fA . every lace to whom they were granted in trult l-sc.. As the cuitom ot granting fuels !cafes to a number of leffees was productive of endlefs litigation. an.: tended to defiroy the (pith of inibillry among the litigants, he meant alto to Introduce a claufe for iiiip,,iiiig heavy penalties upon any perfon endea vouring to impole fraudulent and fictitious votes at tlettiens, upon the fame principle as in this country, et rile fait of the party to whole injury fuch votes rtiail be brought forward. Fur it would be highly vague and ri,:“:l2lons to purfue, by allion of damages, the indigent wretches who tendered themfelves in fuch cafes as treeholders, as they were unable to pay any penalty, an» were tempted to perjury and impolition, by the fuburn.itio3 r,f principles or their agents. He ....:nc:uzled by movii,, for leave to bring in the Bill. After a few word from Sir JOPN STIWART,COIU r..:II BA:AVILA., and :Al'. raltiCfl, lean was given to bi Ing in the 8111. Mr. LASCELLES moved to pollprme the fecond reading of the Woollen Matuffaturers Bill till to morrow, on account, be aid. of the great imPottesee of that meafure, and the pekoe thinnefs of the Hook. Admiral BERKELEY waited it pottponcd to a fix ture day Mr. BURDON thought a Bill, on which depended the livelihood of 30,000 manufacturers, ought to have full confederation, and in a full Hoofe • Lord TEMPLE Paid it &is impoflible it could be difeuffed to morrow or Friday, both being appointed for folksier% of great magnitude ; and be mowed that the Houfe be counted; which being done, and only is Member bprefent,the Speaker adjourned the Houle. ioknoit •• • • re asyseastmesfir t at; 1,44 or Laturr t OA" V Lairs, &aria I• a the Palms f the Mersa Emmert f pihjSed in At Scat, on& tie /patois, Gate micas, reviled mai earreital 4 the Asher, has this Z 1 kea retariG . ls4 it Bee, pies y. 6d. To it bad e Wee. Rkhargots, Royal &chair ; deed the other aIA qf Mr. Maas, Ilsolleikr, Were& THURSDAY, JUNE F. PRICE OF STOCKS Tine DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK I Confab far Jul 7 361-41tablad sst--Oninions 311. 4 Fa Cent. 7411-. Olds pa Cent i.a--New arm MI. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY s lank Souk is ladle &elk Sot 3 per C. 3 4 j SS %d ss B Ikeda es. a . AIL 3 per C. Cant. Impala! Ans. 4 4 per Cant. Fst lapertals per N 4 S S per Case. Mayan* tu an be+ Etße. 5 per Cent. IMF 9.5 H Onatant 3ft prase. Lag Ass. 461 s-s 6 got far see. sq. • Desten.=......3 t Cast. Oar. Deb. Sit Comte at oh 140}i Ist Is. La% night we received Paris Nisei* *out the :3d to the s6th ult. inclofive. We are flolwithont the Mei tors of the nth and sdi of May. note that have arrived are chiefly occupied with addrefes to the new Emperor. They metals alto force accounts from Guadeloupe, into which the French boa& of having carried 85 valuable Englifla prizes—a thing which we know to be impolfible. the whole miffing Chips amounting to lefs than a fifth of that number. In the Order of the Day, publithed at Boulegne an the ass, the foldiers were informed that Niro- B011•PAITII had accepted the Empire to which be had been called by the withes of people, and More of thesrmy. From that day they were told a new era would co:senesce. They were then .fwarn to °be fits,* to the Cottaitntions of the Empire and fidelity' to thilmperot At noon the . Proclamation of NA smarm BONA= taste, no Emperor of the French, was announced by the firing of too pieces of cannon.—The General Chief afterwards vifited the various divifions of the artily, and % the day concluded with the Maribution of an extraordinary allowance of bendy to all the troops. The Official Paper oldie sad cattalo a very long Alma of the petrels late of the Eall, iselydisg Panda. Arabia, die. t they are Paid to have been tom. militated by a traveller. • The amid the Ruffians are admitted to have been in fosse degree fucceefsful in Pella t but at prefect, it is obferved, that the reign ing Prince, FATNALI CHALI, has nothing to awre h had from the Ruffians with whom be is at war. The tribe of the Wababis, in Arable. tlinega not is polefraon of the city of Medina,are AM repassed as being eztremely formidable. Some of oar cotemporaries have, upon the cir mealtime of Mr. Fox and Mr. Gast having waited on Mr. Pitt on Mooda . y. grounded an Oration that the 'Hit was " for the expreli purpofe of reprefent ing to the Minister the grounds of a parliamentary enquiry intended to be moved on a fubjeet of Abe a mid delicacy and importance." We (hall only ob , terve that if it was on a fubjed of filch a nature, it was sot very delicate to (tate it in the manner in which It has been done. 0 r 'Leaders will, however, rejoice fincerely in hearing that his Mayasvv's health, which had been lowly mending before, has been improving very ra• pidly finite Friday Yeaerday morning their MAJISTIRS, in a port cha riot, followed by the Ps :seesaw, in two coaches and four, with their utual attendants, and a party of Light Horfe, took an airing by Wimbledon, and returned to the Queen's Houle about two o'clock. About three o'clock his blajs rev gave an audience to Lord Patisast, when his Lordlhip refigned his place of Chancellor of the Duchy of Laval - ler, in the room of which his Majelly was pleated to appoint his Lordikip Captain of the Yeomanry of the Guards, in the room of Earl AvnastOlD s refigned. Lord Mon ogr:vs afterwards had then an audience, when his birsisarir was pleated to appoint his Lapilli:lp Chan cellor of the Duchy of Laura Iler. His MAJRITY in a (bort time after held a private Levee, which was attended by the Duke of Poar- AND, the LORD CH•NCILLOR, Earls Poem, Can oes, WiNCH aaaaa , DARTMOUTH and C , Vif count CesaaaaaacN, Lords Haaaowav, HAWCES.. RIMY, Droravoa, Rims, Pannaw, Mutoaays, and FITS Hamm, Sir H. B. Neat., andMellis. ARAUT H. MOT and Ross. The following had the honourof being introduced to his Kull:ft' by the Earl of WINCN aL sea, on their refpcaive appointments : MT.AIIS/150T 00 his ping out Asnbadador to Cords** apple; Lord Dr NZT2R, on his being appointed Lord Lkatensat at the County of Canoanbco ; Eul Powis, on his being appoint ed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Mootionieryihire ; Lord Firz no 11.11111. is his being appointed a Lord of the Treallary ; and Mr. Ross, on hialoinsappninted Joint Payinaltor of his Mainity's Fortes. After the Levee had doted, his Malt:Tr held a Privy Council. at which the Earls Wii.ctiti.3aa ar.d DARTMOUTH were (Worn into their retpeftive offices to which they have lately been appointed. A letter from Rome, dated April aB, The Neapolitan fquadron which failed lately on a cruife againß the Barbary pirates, is gone to Otranto, where the French troops mißook them for an Engird: fleet, and revived them with cannon balls. However, on Uncovering the miltake, tatisfadion was given. This fquadron will be confiderabl y flrengthened by the gun boats which the Americans are building in Naples at their own erpence. AnOfficer from the United States has arrived at Naples to manage this concern. This anion between the Americans and Neapolitans is wondered at, becaufe the former are not at war with all the Barbary States, but with Tunis and Tripoli only." NJUTICAL INTELLICENCZ. MAILS THIS DAlL—Wind FAIL ARR. DOR M AIM DIM DOM. t Hamburgh o 1 Waterford s z LIM& o et Psis zee et, June 4.—This morning, the Portu guefe brig, Nofkra Senhora Do Livramento. Captain Corrupt° JOSE BORGES, of and from Lifban, with cotton, Ea. failed for St. Vallery and Fecamp. PORTSMOUTH. JUR R 6.—His Majefly's fhip Bseu• Lisa has given inarnillions to the outward bound Well-India fleet, and will fail with them the firm fair wind after the gth inflant. The outward bound Ealt India and Mediterranean fleets yet remain.—Wind We flerly. YARMOUTH, Jona 6.—Sailed the Hsr.sre Gimp of war, for Sheernefs.—Arrived the Geode Verwag ting, a Silting reffel, and theVeir Gebroders, Hennes, from Embden, with tobacco ; both fent in by PArat- CAINI frigate.—Wind S. S. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST: GRAVIMWD, Mai 6—Paled by the Teens Heedrfelt. from Memel ; Legate, Fendevy, from Catwyck ; Prince Frede rick, Nadia., from Dram; Bmanttell, St. Thomas, Corndias, Vrow Elisabeth.= • and the Anna Cardin, —, dais Zmb dm—Sailed the KW; George, Timm Prim* of Wales. Hai' well ; and the Ceres, Randay, far Haddon% Day; jean. BA, fel Verdi ; Overhand, Lerwick, Daps.Vrew Cathe rine, —, and Uoderomming, —. for Benbdem Dem., Mar 6 Alleluia in the Downs the Wear* Ardent, Utrecht, and Indextbie men of war; le Vbilnie awl Menieble frigates; Smarm doer of war ; Zan, Mutates, and YAM*. bombs ; Metreessa, Adive, London, Britannia, Indetedgebk, aka Terme, Tartar, and Fiore agreed seased venire/es mew eleamend of Captain Watka, of the Royal Navg, and Amen far Tavern ts-.-Wind S. W. DISTRIBUTION OP PM'S UMW. To the Naiad, for the torture at the Inch air le Chidden, on the mph of May, dog. a Adribetion will be made en been! the Naiad at Plymouth, on Friday nest. ths sth haft. end m No. :1, Clensmes lan, every Twiday sad Friday, for throe year To die Wed meter the Favourite, for the recapture of the faip Ake. Mutt sg, sine a &Bribed= will be made an board the Peveadte as her arrival le port,and 14e.z$,Clemenestessonery Teensy FAlay. for three To the Trewslsre, SwiffiY 1 (11!• 111 . HAM= Brat espteM l Ste iklp e=eramees.a tie l l i Zramde is Nsellelk.ftreet, Smokes Toildes. the rad harm At Edinburgh, on Thurfday, it blew estremelY bard from W. Z. W. accompanied wish a good deal of tea. Many of the vetch in Leith Roads, parti cularly the (mall yeah, drove very much, and a DAMSUtip, difcbarging her cargo in the Roads, dorm from her anchors and drifted down the Frith, and a raft of timber that lay by her broke loo(e, and it is fuppofed is 1011. A (mall loop likewik drove from bar anchors, and went shore on the dads near Aberlady. The UM, Coley, arrived at Orton& en the aft MIL failed from tiesftme ea the ath Marek.seder roam el hielhday's • job, twentrewo fail is company. Oo the tech April. the las eepturoi=ert called Me Meg Attu, of Beftea. one day OMB the with French amps. The J. Niger, Pemem cad Pelly, ef New Brusfwiek„ fair Of the the eastney, posed from the Met the sift of April Tbe jam pried tae Niger sod Pazien, pth May, is lat. l isi r NOni. Imes. 41:40, Weft. The ath of May the Jam the licoilestshl el New York, bound to Liverpool, let. so. p. . lass. as. W. The Otter, of Mammon, ballaft, has hem tikes seer Cesp Wrath, sod fink, by Flilroodelle Fronds privateer. The Caller, O'Hara, from Jamaica is Liverpool. I. es lbws in Diodes= Bay. county of Dmrs I a brig, with Mt, Mr New. feaadiand, Is en Store near the fame plate. The Fortitude, Herman, front New York for Loodendary. le taken by le Brave French privateer (formerly the Liss (hers Llama packet, Once captured). and cooled Into Medea is Sea pewit iViranwell,Robfon, from Neweakto Hantay,lehalla aodtharieNancy aod Margaret, Barelay,frews Taterbeedes CMG I deshod.likewife in ballad. are both sakes by Me Idled* De Dole ; the Command= of which, after Warns out the acme, bossed the weds. The Asa, front T*lnomtb, bound to Made. laden with pipottay, has beat captura by a Frisch lugger wtvateer,of tegawa. and re-taken by the Data hired wined ranter, (in fight of a privateer) and earied into Dartmouth ea the ad leftism The lickilver, Ratlike, of Dartmouth, lades with Mt, benefits Newfoundland, is loft at Scilly. The Caller, Ottara. from Jamaica for Liverpool s and • volfel with fait, bound to Newfoundland, arc on more la Dimbkrws Bay, sear Liverpool. The John and William, --, from Dublin for Clam. feudally MIL The Venus, Hayftes, from Liverpool, la almond es the waft of Africa. Amtves...At Literpool, Barhadots, SirOake, from 11arbadoes ; Vewarabie, Altkin • and Ann. Porton, from Jamaica; Beeedia Daftly, M'Bride, front Virginia; Hannah, Williams, from Mat tfeelnifcts • Horatio, linnet; and Como, Bowden. front Demerara. At Clyde, Jere, Cowan, front Honduras. At Batbadoes. Wade; sad Adventore,Watts, from Liverpool ; Telanan, Creech I Balsa. Robin.; Mary Ann, Bowe'; Cave. Wyatt; Samuel, Set. horde; and Venus, 'row from London; Albion, Antrobse; and Fly, Kennedy, front &Irk ; Weltbury, Shoe; Zephyr, Pair. more; Commerce, -- • Contwalli., Baker ; and Jamaica, Wei. key, from Beiltol. At Demerara. Helton, Ainfwortb, iron Bel. f~R; Ann, Baldwin. from Africa; Walton, Nikols, from Liver pool; Ifabella. Roy Bon; Sir Wm Donate Warm, Van Dyke; and Nancy, Merrick, from Landau. At Berbite, John. Ninds, from Africa; Mentor, Chrifty ; Dalrymple, Sheild ; SaebyCral ser, lohnfon and Crefeatt, Alike% front London. At Lynn, Eva Mmdakua. --, from the emit of Spain. At Galway, Galgo, Pedro. from Oporto. At N. tri y. Chrifilast and Elizabeth, from Oporto. At Belfail, Maria, Jamaifon, from Jamaica. Ye(lerday, about ore o'clock, the I).snith AmbaiTA dorhad an audience of Lord HAR ROW BYO( Lis Office. On Tuefday night Mr. WICK, the melrenger, was fent Off with ditpatches to the Lord Licuteu.int of Ireland. Yellerday a Court of Direflors was held at the Eadl-India Houle, when Capt. S. Hews, of the. M,•- narch, took leave previous to departing fnr Bengal dire& The Court adjourned At fix o'clock, till Wednefday next. _ _ . Though rumour has been ectremely flulluating with reipeet to the officers to whom the command .•f the expedition to the Cape i. to be confided, we are dtfpofed to give our credit to the nominations of Lieut.Gentril Dowses, as well as his 'Wealth Gene r..ls Bare o, AUCHNI)TY, &c. all of whom. ;adepts. dently of profeffional merit. are intimately acquaint ed with the country which is to be the object of their fervices. The naval equipment, it is now dated. will be commanded by Sir Rouse Cute's, who, upon tl.e fame pounds, has an equal tide to confidence, and , who will have a very confiderable fquadron wader bis orders, preparatory to further enterprises. A part of the military preparation. however. now going forward, (both cavalry and infantry.) is Laid to be deftined lot Tome part of the Mediterranean, under Major General STralT. CS t. HALLOitaLI, with a broad pendant, is mentioned for the naval part of dev diva. Lek' 0 Danis bra LORD ISOVNTJOY'S DRIVIRADR, OW 14 6 1 111141 r rhaiso. , ~ • A Correfpoodent. who pato& of the hafPlbiliZ of this agreeable entengannest, has green us the f lowiag account of the:priociyal chandlers :-I'Petp- 4 , pet S‘er Company-the. Exhibitor, _Mr. C.....:•41;•-•.`. Pooch, Mr. 1 his Wirer Mg. 13- " -m-11? / Clow% Mr,. Coons, of the Theatre i-tbe Dodkorr Mr. S r, all well drefed and capitally hp ported. 4 Greap e irsteltes-Sir Jour and feveral amatacrs, well attired, who folitt of excittitte Mote of Macbeth is the molt ahannist ' manner. A Groot e Sate Lark ea Lejb-rthe.. charafters fupported but for a tort time, and deir ' only by the affeaed pronunciation of eivo7., 110 4 few other Scots words r•-it was compered ninth of rank and talents and Ladies of wit and Whine but they preferred the pan of bag fpeamomes that of to the entertaiameat of the might. 4 Don tnixote, Mr. noommooly wen dread and fupportcd. Mr. G. 3.1.--s palmated Sancho. which he dread admirably. dDear, Sir. Nair-Defer, Captain want lively troobkreme. Defer Peruhr, Mr. L. very indeed. Mr. E. G—a, an tncomparable Fiala% danced with mach humour. and fop the charaaer well. Tie Moho in*, Mr. P. r Graatimether. Mr. H. M-a, an excellent "gore. tally dread; the (pint of the dandier h is sp4' throughout the enoutg uncommonly Two Ohl - Marls, in the dreg of Qrat time, the bell figures he the roons,tnit to samthebtald tak dinar!) the *fumed priatnefs of their enatemino. that they never (poke lets MAO 8arta,16.114..e. in a that marked the man of ate The thorn ter of a Sitoriar4 Colonel B--a, admirable is drab, manner, and language. As &einem _Mr. Z. singular and well dread. I Mr. H. G —a, jun. A beedreete end lady fir. Lady A-cc. The fame, Mrs. I,l—aa and Mrs. B ~ • ••••••D. 4Ns Mr. 11---e, osomperable. A wA fi age -dread Teri, Lord C--t. rfthee, on half of the la! notary, the other is the snot soeskra atiasoe. Mr. F. very good. A capital Egon of an Sir B. lir. B—w, wbo was Peach's Wife, Ammon after the Poppet Slew the charean ofa voila Women, with & vat deal of droll humour. Sailors, Blithe. Wen. Milos" Ike. as aftsaL A 1111111 bar oidjoed 'hula . F—, Ste. ere a the tharaaer of an amain aed ;= "' was, is a rich foreign their bin woo the loolig• was peculiarly agreeable", tad flake itdeoe, met not a angle watchman! • The eatertaiameat aberthaw was MOM. ami the rapper proles and magnifieent I bet oselliend as a Marquerade, as it partook too mach d the gap • tore of a Fancy Bell, ft was tether &iciest in the brilliancy of we. poise, and chandler, though an of beauty and Whim Two hundred and eighty.eight Tickets were Woad by the Noble Hot. , His Majatirr's birtb-day, at Weedier, was effintean in with the risen of bellsoted king of eannea. Tb Stalfordaire Militia paraded in the Park, mil frost three wallies in honour of the day, aad at see .'dock • the Windier Volunteers did the fame. In the even ing shoot Baty of the Eton feholars, divided into Ix companies, proceeded in their boats, with cohere and =tic to each, front liVindkevheidge to Serky hall, about two miles up the river, where they were joined by the land diviion. and remelt of a cold collation. Oa their return to the bring*. almost half pat eight o'cloek..they were Calmed with cam= and a grand difplay of fireworks. On Monday lan, the 4th of June, being the-mai vetfary of his blajelly's birth-day, the troops fit gmu rifon at Plymouth Dock. confining of the in mod ad battalions of the 84 regiment of Foot sad the South Devon Militia , were draws up in igen of the Government Houk and fired three escelkat voiles in honor of the day. ascribes marched pat Liar. General josteson and Major General CILLCIATT in flow and quick time. The fit ft regiment was seder the command of that experienced Officer Calomel Heasts.roe ; and though et only returned from the Cape of Good Hope about twelve months ago a pa , - ' felt fiteleton, yet the tII Battalion is now upwards of 800 ftrong y compiled of young flout men for unli mited Service, recruited from the Welfh Referve, and a finer corps. in point of appearance and appoint ! menu, we bare Seldom witneled. On Monday, the 4th of June. was completely rung at Macclesfield, by the ringers of that Borough, S. • limes Peal of Grandfire Triples, with one flogle confutingGf Sots changes. Time three hours and . two minutes. On Monday, the Brigade of Guards marched Out of Chelmsford Barracks, and manned the new lines of fortifications near that town; they were fnou join ed by the Cheihire Regiment of Militia, and the five following neighbouring Corps of Volunteers, Iris.— Chelmsford. ‘Vrittle, Badding, Roswell. and Colo nel To er C; Corps of Cavalry difmounted, when a general/. unl j,ic was fircd in honour of die day. Oa Mlnclay lag, the Cliaibam Dock Yard Regi ment under the command of Colonel Hors, ailero n bled on the Parade at 12 o'clock, when the colours which belonged to the former Regiment, when em bodied in the year 1755. were :Oared ; after which ceremony, the Regiment marched to their merciting field. and fired three willies in honour of his Ma jestv's birthday. The officers afterward. partook of an elegant dinner with the Colonel, at his Louie in the Dock Yard. On Monday morning LIR, the ad battalion of the firft Balt Elks Legion of Volunteers, were marched into Danbury Park, to attend the Confecration of their Colours, and afterwards to t ee e:er t h e p re c en . tation of them. The whole, confining c.l / 10,0 men, were on the ground, in •artous datschments, by eleven o'clock. The Legion formed three fides of a square, when the colours for each battalion, an d t h e flandard for the cavalry, being brought under 'feat. and placed in the centre, they were confecrated by the Rev. H. B. DUDIAT, Frit Chaplain to the Le gion, who delivering them fucortGvely iota the hands 'of Mn. Mesa's- ( he prefented them to Colonel HI with a (bort and elegant addrefs. The colours were then trooped to the line, and were re ceived under prefented arme e she band playing-. " Gov lave the Ling.". •