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LONDON. WEDNESDAY. ,61,141105. it OP STOCKS THIS PAY „AT QUI O'CLOCK; Confab, fat mows. fil 59.f0r see • lladared . ,o+ Omnium 61 14 . !: 6+7sll—ifew 5 Pee C. 993. Old s per C. 9 bort AVIO. a-16 to t • PRI G OF STOCKS YESTI DAY': • 3 per Cert. Red. Am. 5711 , Long Ann. rs 5-t6 II 3 per CCU COUC 5 t 7 Imp. Ann. 9 ;1-01 4 per :Nan. CooL 75 Ortmlum 7 61 prem. 5 per Cern. Navy 9a Englifh Tickets 171. t 7s. 5 per COOL 1797 94 97i 98 Confols for ICC. pit Yeßerday. at half paft three, the Purfer of the Earl Camden arrived at the India Houle, with the welcome intelligence, that he had left the China Fleet, confining of the following (hips, all Cafe off Weymouth, viz. Earl f.Ninden Op'. NATRAVILLDANCS Cumbesland —. W. W. F Wacky --.. His RT WILION Alfred JAS. FAIQDVARSON Royal George J. F. Ts MINI ROSSAT Toils Wexford .--- W. S. CLAIlit Ganges ---- WILLIAM MOFFATT Exeter HENRY Mearroe Earl of Aberrancy -- Joan WORDS WORTH Hear, Addington —. JOHN KIIREFATRICH Densbay Cale ARCM. HAMILTON HoPe --.. J. PINDIRGIAIS Darken:ire R. H. Blows Weenie Haltim -- T. LARZINS OCDRD LOCIITZI. Together with the Carmarthen, from Bencoolen, and revere whalers, laft from St. Helena, making about twenty five fail in the whole. In the courfe of the evening the Purfers of the Exeter, Cootie, Cumberland, Dorfetlbire, Henry Addington, npli royal George, arrived at the India The above pops are the whole expeaed from Chi na this feefoe) eseept the Woodford, which (hip wee* at:canton in confequenctof her baying ar rivedhetaiste in 6,1 with the net faded (roan caatots withoat,ooavoy MI the tb Fornary, and as.tbe 15th of that month fell is •espillifinatitto-,ttidei Adreiter Emote off POI avi,sp*soes*viiire4 lo 4::: q-, higoi4••=oteigpai,i kips, contlespost Alia :Paola. Air .coenieg,isiiiid of Lt. note f bet the 'Sepal Osserge, being *be van thip*, was IliatplY w el t; -the . Maria go' eithe alongficte,, and is-fevorer. - Annt6tited tor about co minutes, Atm IngrAipano beietatale to btiag his frt . saw an kamovai 006 is :Omer off, and Reared tar '‘• •••• t.' • TabledbidleiekilOtallint, which did her confide ditnage.:ll - nauigh not th much as might be expelled : the firm broadfide from the Marengo was pointed too low, the effea otherwife mum have proved fatal. The lots on board the Royal George was only one man killed and another wounded ; the damage done to her hell, we fear, was confiderable, as the toot from the Mirertgo were generally forty two pounders ; the lofs en the part of the 'enemy was not afeertained. The China (hips continued th 111; Paige. They pot into Pinang for water, where they found the Az stow and Scarras men of war, which (hips proceed ed with them to St. Helena, where they arrived on the 9th June. They found there his Majelly's (hips PAA AA GILlikT and Ecy r • ',and the Carmarthen extra (hip from Beneoolen. They failed from thence on the (Bth June with the Carmarthen, under convoy of his Majeay's (hip P AAAAA caner, Captain Da Couxcv. The Eorrviesse was left at St. Helena to convoy the 'hips from Bengal, Madras and Bom bay, which were expelled to arrive in the courfe of eight or ten days. The condua of the commanders and crews on this oecafion merits the highell praife, whila it adds an additional proof of our naval fuperiority—that an So gun nip, attended with frigates, &c. thould con - mence an alliou, and af.crwards fly from a heavy laden merchantman, is an inflance, we believe, un precedented in the naval annals of any country. The following Country (hips failed from China, with the home v.-ard bound fleet, which parted com pany on the zBth March fur the different ports in India, viz.: Lord Caklemagh,Neptene, Arrltilicr,Shaw Pyrategore, Char lotte, Carron, Fricadflalp, 0111wc11, David Scott, Mtocrva, and Gauges. Which makes the force oppofed to LTIIOIS, in the engagement, sy fail. We underhand that bleffrs. Latter, WILLIAM Datum, and MoLopy, of the China ellabliffiment, cams paffengers in the above fleet. The Rnlla, Botany Bay fhip, failed from Canton with the above fleet, but parted from them in the China Seas ; fince which, no account has been re ceived of her. The Commanders of the above (hips are all well, with the exception of Captain Parvote, who died in China, and 0.41.1 focceeded in the corrtmand of the °cams, by the chief officer, Mr. Locamysa. Notice was alro received at Lloyd's yeflerday of the fife arrival of the Leeward Ifland fleet, as well as of the Lifbrin fleet, and thus, in a very great de gree, were the fears of the merchants diffipated for the fafety of the homeward bound trade. At no pe riod perhaps in the commercial hiftory of Great Britain were fn many, and fuch valuable fleets, e:• cefted to arrive at one time or during the prefent week. The ClAista Beet—the Leeward ILIAnd Beet— the Jamaica fleet—the Newfoundland fleet—the 11. boo fleet—and the Baltic fleet were all hnurlyexpea ed ; while au alarm was given of a French fquadron having eluded the vigilance of onr,blockadeat Brea. Thelowell etlimate of the value of the homeward bound trade Ira! between t 6 and ty millions : the bare duties to Government were about four millions. It was of courfe to the merchants and underwriters a moll critical moment ; and no language can exprefs the fatisfiflion which was felt yefterday morning on the news. not only of the fafe arrival of the China and Leeward Mend trade, but alto of the French fquadron being fdiely cooped up in Camarette.Bay. It fpread. as it ought, univerfal joy over the Royal ' Exchange. Yeflerday d:cpatchts were received at the Admi tality from Sir CHARLES Corrow, dated on board the JAN JOSEF, off Bret, by which it appears, that Gamesome, who got nut of that harbour on the tit ult. difappuinted in his expeltation of creeping the vigilance of oar cruizers, has been obliged to coineto anchor in tamarette Bay, eight miles to the fouthvrard of 4E4, tither, his fquadron was ken on the sd init. His flips amounted, it is faid, to nine fail of the line, and three frigates ; and though he will no doubt avail himfelf of the firfi opportunity to put to fea, we are confident, that he will be fo clofely watched by the 13ritifh fleet, that his views will be completely frarated. The Gazette of laa night confirms the flaternent we gave yeaerday of the attack on the enemy's flo tilla at Hawk, and the bombardment of the town. The Walsers appears to have been . conduited with infinite rfpirit by Capt. Gray la, and the men under his com ?sand. From the length of time employed in thebom baniment, and the advantageous polition of our veffels, there is every reafon to believe that the lots of the enemy mull have been very confidergble. A number of gun-boats which -came opt to attack our !hips were compelled to make a precipitate retreat. In effeaing their efcape they were expored to the fire of, ourwhole line. and the flaughter could not fail to be dread's% On our part the lofs was quite trilling.- 4 Not a tingle man was WWI oa board any of the (hip. Ltil night we received Mania err to the 28th ult. inelttfive .4 and this morning linen French Journals to the fame date, and Dutch Journals to the td indent. Their contents will be found in the Ascending co- Man. b vas, joLT 24.—The Englilh reappeared yef terday, and bombarded the town without interruption from five in the morning till ten : at eleven the firing r:-commenced, and continued till one in the after won. It appears that the enemy's attempt was not attended with fuccefs ; Come houles, however, were damaged. We (hall give fuller details hereafter. COPKIIIIAGEN, jtaT 17.—The Ittaan fleet at Cronfladt eonfilts of ten (hips of the line and four frigates, the Commanders to which have already been appointed. RATIABON, jute 20.—The Mini(ler of Sweden lei this place precipitately, to meet the King his Mallet in Franconia, in order to receive new inflrudlions ; and thofe of Bavaria and Saltzburg are already on their way home, although the Protocol is opened. It is alfo laid, that the Minifier of Brandenburgh s will fhortly depart. VIENNA. JULY 17.—We have lately received intel ligence from Odeffa, that, in purfuance of an ordi nance of His Ruffian Maiefly, an embargo has been laid on all, the veffels in that port ; from whence it is concluded, that the Ruffian Government purpofes to embark all the troops cantosed in that neighbour hood.—From Trielle they write, that another French privateer had entered that port on the 28th ult.— Having faluted the fort with five difcharge., fhe call anchor at a fmall diflance from the Englifh (hips.— Other privateeri of the fame Nation were-expeEted there. SCHIEDAM, JULY 3t.—Yeflerday, at the Hague, the ceremony took place of delivering the new cre dentials by the French Ambaffador to our Govern ment, in a pablic audience of the Government of State. The two Members of the Government of State, MCITES. BICKER and BYLILYEED, repaired about one o'clock, to the Hotel of his Excellency M. Sa stotevicer, in order to conchs& him to the audience. The train was preceded by two Runners and fix Grooms on horfe back ; next followed two coaches and tour, and three coaches and fix, in which were feveral Agents, Commiffaries, Officers, and Secre taries of Embalfage ; then a detachment of Batavian Hoeft, fit Metieogers ; the State Coach of the Go. vernment, in which were, his Excellency M. Samos erect, on the back feat, and fronting him Meltrs. BICKER and BYLIVELD: the coach was furrounded by fix footmen, in the I.ivery of the Government of State, beingwith filver : it was followed by another detachment of Honk, the State Coach of the Ambaffador empty, drawn by eii,;ht hones, fix footmen, belonging to his Excellency walking on each fide of it ; and another coach of the Am. baffador's drawn by fix honks. The train was aged by a fmall detachment of Horfe. A part of the garrifon was under arms. As loon as the train approached the Hotel of the Govern ment of State, the Ambaffador was received thereby the Minifler for Foreign Affairs, and the chief officers of that department, who crindittled his Excellency to the audience-hall. He delivered his new credentials, with a fuhahle fpeech, which the Pi eillent, M. 13aarirsta, anfwered in appropriate terms. The Ambaffador then returned to his Hotel in the fame order; and there received a formal vifit from the Prefident of the Government and the Knitter fur Foreign Affairs. BRIGHTON, 7111. T 7. This morning the homeward -bony d India fleet paired this place, under convoy of two men of war, with a fine breeze, on their way to the Downs, and between eleven and twelve came in fight th_ China fleet, after a patfage of fix weeks front St. Helena. A Gentleman who came paifenger in the latter and who landed here at two o'clock, Rates that they`fell in with Dints' fquadron in the Straits of Malacca, confilling of the hlaiepio, 0f.84 guls, two (hips of 24, a Corvette, and brit._ TO, India — men formed a line of battle, and eschangediourteen broadfides with the French fquadron. all of which• told fo well, that the Admiral thought proper to be* away for the Mauritius. Our fleet had nearly Cot off the brig, and had Ltants continued the anion, the would, no doubt, have been taken. Ltsoss has done much mifchief in the Indian Seas, where he cap tured feoeral veffels. Our loft amounted to no more than two men, who were killed on board the Royal George. The Putters of the Indiamen landed at Weymouth. Yefterday the Princers Assam', completed her twenty.firft year. The day was oblerved by the Rovat. FAMILY going to Cumberland Lodge, where their MAJBSTISS received the compliments of a DOM. ber of the Nobility, and entertained a feted party there. Yefterday the Ruffian Ambaftltdor and Lord CA noaw had an interview with Lord Hatt Rows from one till three o'clock.' It is with great concern that we mention die death of Admiral Lord Dunces. He expired fuddenly on Saturday left, at a place called Combat, on his way to Edinburgh, of the fettled attack of the fit with which be was a few weeks fincc feized in London. Accounts were yefierday received from Cork, that Admiral Lord GARDIIII was fo• much indifpnfed as to occafion very ferious apprehenfinns for his life. Lord Euttwormi, fon of the Earl of Foivascus, is chofen Member for the borough of Benitapir, in the room of Sir EDIVAILO ?stilly, frith*, own fuion.—Mehrs. Trost.tosstiv and . Hoar, we under hand, declined the come' on Friday evening. The Duchefs of Sr. Atsalr's and her fifier. Mils yelierday canvaffed the weft cnd of the town for Sir FRAISCIS BURDITT ; with whore favours her horfes and fervants were adorned. The Earl and Ceenter, of DARNLEY returned to town on Monday evening, from Cobham-hall, to be prefent at the marriage of Lady C. Biro as bit Lord (hip's filler, to the Hon. Mr. STEWART, wnicat tops . place this day. In cortecluence of an application made to the Lord% of the freafury, by his Grace the Duke of Marius orders have been fent to the Ifle of Man, for a lift of the boats, and number of men in each, to be made out and forwarded to that Board; in order that pro tee:lions may be iffued to the fifhermen. A bong building, intended as a depot for to,ooo (land of arms, has been ordered, by the Board of Ordnance, to be immediately begun on an elevated fituation on the northern part of Horfliam Common, and a company of Builders at Hortham have con tt afted to get it completed by Lads-day next. The above intended depot is meant for expeditioudy arm ing the pedantry, to be affembled at that place in cafes 44 emergency. The Durham and Warwickfhire Regiments of Militia, which compofed part of the Holdernefs camp, lift week received a route, and immediately commenced their march : after crrffing the Humber ihey proceeded through Lincolnfhire. The South Gloucelier Militia, in barracks at Hail fhen, lalt week fent their heavy baggage to HOTaliM. The men are kept in the moll aftive (fate of prepara tion, and are allowed to retain only a watch-coat and three &ins each. Ttiefday fe'nnight the Royal Lanarldhire Militia marched in one divifion (confilling of upwards of °on men) f'om Woodbridge to Ipfwich. purfuant to an order of Sir Jairarlt CRAIG ; and at eleven o'clock on the fame night proceeded na its route to Weely barracks, where it arrived the following morning, and was infpeeted the day after by Gencr tl Hops. This regiment has, within the lan fix weeks, matched little fhott 44f Soo miles, and in that pet ioil has been thrice reviewed. Monday fe'nnight the colours of the Marlborough Volunteers being confecrated in St. Peter's and St. Paul's Chnrch,by the Rev Baernotomew BIJCICER mu), mane of that parley and a fermon appro priate to the occafion preached by the Rev. Riviera) }lb MOWRY, Vicar of Ogbnurn St. Andrew, Wihs, were prefented to the corps by their Commander, Captain BROWN, who in a Mort but impreffiVe (Pesch exhorted his loyal comrades to raUy round them with zeal and fidelity, and to fupport them( till death. In the afternoon the officers of the silage corps, with the officers of the William Volunteers (on permanent duty at Marlborough) and feveral private friends, dined at the CAI! Inn, where many loyal and jovial t'alls were drank, and the whole day (pent in the utmoil conviviality and harmony. The harveft has begun in Bet/Aire, Bricks, Hertz, Ike. and the report of the wheat being defied by the blight proves tiofoundcd. The general opinion of the reapers is, that the corn is cut too from; but the late rains have cart led off the blight. The ftraw in many plates appears (potted, but the ears are full and found. Captain Getman, of the Oconee Two Brothers, arrived at Philadelphia in 2o days from St. Jago De Cuba, informs, that the Spanifh Government had or dered all prizes, without difcrimination, to leave the port, and in future would not permit them to enter. The French daily take them out, let fire to and then Meet them. Captain G. polrefres DO particulars as to the revolt of the flares in St. Jago. Tilt:* is a farmer, not a mile from Calder bridge, near Whitehaven, whore wife (the Mother of eleven children) lately rowed, with the drill, five acres of turnips in foolr hour', and dragged atter her A large thorn, (yr the purpofe of covering the (Zed (own. IATFLZGENCE. - MAILS THIS DAY.--Vilod S. S. W. tiv s• NM, - a:I I Hamburah Watraard s -z Ltibas al it. Dot. o & O 0 POOLE, Asia. e Fasces Coop of war, with the Minerva, Sett F ',Ord Nelfon, ; Henry.. Wm:amt.; and-the reft of the fleet under convoy from Newfoiludlanf, pre arrived off this port. pea.yswrinva, Ju i cy if.--Paffed by for the Downs • his. affajefly's-thips ,Paistraoanstr and l'Ec yr ses ii:votth fiatett bit If *ails from the Esti Indies . and eight fail of ieffelicroin the South Seas, under convrmfrom Helenti . ;•alfo the RotatilY man of war of so guar, with the fleet (shoot 160 fail) un der convoy, from the Leeward Iflands ; they failed from Tortola on the ayth June. His Majely's Chip thrall's, of 44 guns, _parted three days fine with about too fail for Bridal, Liverpool, Ste. Sailed his Majelty's (hip GLORY, Of 98 guns, Admiral CORN. viatme, to join the Channel fleet. The DRAGON of 74 . guns, was reeallid, and remains. Arrived the Pater)* flonp of war and l'Ea RRRRRRRR NT cutter, 'front the Wellward. Sailed the NANCY cutter, for Falmouth, to coiled the veffels bound to the Medi terranean. Came into harbour the Farm:isnot and • H1C.1.11 bombs, from a cruise ; Taiutics mar, Arota.o, and the MARY ANN tranfports, from An. tigua.—r-At nine o'clock this morning difpatches were: received , for Admiral CORNWALLIS, from London, which were put into the Rose cutter, Lieutenant Doan, and the immediately went through the Nee dles, and overtook the Admiral off St. Catharine's Point ; be was Banding down Channel. with the Nit e lugger, and Mauro cutter.--Witid Well. Deaf, Airoorr 7. , -4ailed the Mary (loop of war; Btasia, BRI)1311, FLAMER, aad MANLY gun brigs for their refpedive Rations off the French coca; Tureens %tomb, for Sheersefse Alsace's/a. armed thip,:for Leigh; Anna Mb, Demos, from Antigens and Lhrd Dialtiti, from Lilacs ' rick, for the 14ver.—.Arrived, la Poutyrrs (loop of 'war, with a coops? from Lifbon, which are failed for the ; River. La. Fantasise remains in the Downs L l with the red of the &Ilse ai per laa, and leveret out ;ward Wand veffeh, • Wind 8 W. t Yeaiaottre, Aeon sr y.—This morning paired by 'a fleet of homeward-bound BAN from the Baltic.— I: Arrived the Mao tc te s frigate from off Goree, and Senrr and ADISIIAL Netsos cutters; the latter has brought over difpatches, and Capt. O LI S HANT, Oats tithe Aaoo frigate, This morning His Excel :hog Ciliates Aasurenor, and family, embarked OH board the DIAN• packet, Captain STEWART, for Hufum, and failed immediately, under convoy of the Sristiv floop of scar. Sailed the Is sr scroll. (loop of war, and Clam& gun brig, on a alliZe.—Wind North WeR. PLYMOUTH, AVOLIST 6.—Arrired the JOSEPH cutter, with difpatcbes from the Channel fleet ; Malt reat's. and Lemma frigates, from a cruise. Sailed do a cruise to the %award, the SANTA MARGA. GARETTA, of 34 guns, Captain RATRZQURNI ; the SIAGeLL, of 18 guns, Captain Butts; failed alfo, to join the fleet off Brea, with bullocks and vegeta bles, the Teas, of 84 guns, Captain HAILLOWILL; alfo the PRRTTY Lass, of 14 guns. Captain TIPPSTS, with difpatches. Arrived from a cruise the Ramose, of te guns, Captain FIAZta ; and tame in the Good latent'Well Indianian, from Demerara, with Cogan, ke. for London, put in here for orders. Came in from Ireland the Lerwiria, of a 8 guns, Captain Fame, to refit. A critter is elfo c,.me in from off Brea; the brings an account as late as Se toscley morning. that GANT H EAU St t'S fquadr-n, which got out in a fog lea Thutfday, were &fro iered, on Friday at noon, in their old Ration, hay ing, 'it is fuppotkd been afraid to venture far nut, froth the vigilante of our look-out fqnadron uncle! Vico s A.dmiral Sir T. GRATIS, ant the Fox cutter, Lieutenant :Nicsotaoss„ making the fignal for an enemy. This saive officer kept dole aboard them the little time GANTNRAUHE was out, and dodged them to their moorings again in the outer Road of Brea. AP.RIVED. In Yarmouth Road., Rua. Company, Schooley, from Rigs— Off Dover, Amnia, Stowr, from Virginia—At Dartmouth, Joie William, Black, from SurleaznAt Briftol. Belfry, Balky; an 4 Roily, Bed*. from Grenada ; Maria, Peacock ; Ann, Williams; liinetoo, Etheridge • Britannia. Bell; Collin, *Farwell; Jane. Fraser; and Welt I ndian, Madan, from St. Vincent 6 ; & Mal Volunteer., from Amigos; Avon, Hayes; and Minerva, Shy. lock, f rom Deleterara; Nevia.-.—lami King David. -."-. frnm t 4 " 44 Ocean, Wulvehright, from Virginia; Pilgrim. Phillips; and Va. nun, Hunt, from St Kitt'.; Coward, Wilfon ; *1 roily. White; and Atim.Sanda,from Barbadoes •' Elisabeth, Martin, fnmt New foundlsn I ; Briton. Powell; and Mervin, Avery, from Tobago. —At Liverpool, Diforeth, Starbock, from seek Carol na; Ad. venture, Pearkm, trom Nova Scotia; Richerd, litariley, from Nana; Lion, Spalding, and sincerity. Williams, from Greenland —At Dublin, Satan, 0 Conoor, fr o m New York...At Hi-refound land, Albion, Walter. from f •adis ; Hope. Way. from New Vet* ' Commerce, Hall. from St. Vincent's; &Airy, Bray, from Figu. era; Friends, Tobey, from Liverpool; Lard Helton. Pike, from Plymouth; Brothers, Hammond. frown &Mal; . Holt. Potter. from Waterford; Slaty, —. from Op.rto; Harmony. Payne, from Poole; Bctky. Cummings; Dora!, Lowry; and Prials, lend. from Deuereetb. The Edward, Sim, tom ; and Fanny, TAYLOIL, from London for Tobago, were (poke with at lea on the 29th of July, leaky. The William Heathente, —. from De . for Liverpool, W3S captured on the 4th inR. off Ire. land, by a French privateer. • Earr4El of a letter from Bourdeaux :.. CAptain Brcc, of the tslinerva, has returned to port, alter e. , nvoying a rich Engtifh prise, the Atalante, from Jama , c 4.' Captain Goss; LI% is applinte4l to ;he command of 11 , c L.a TON• II izate. at Dei,t!Lr.! lAllllllel ark 41 inner, : . A. iiiiethie iif • . titsehoehuoiffitesi deadweight .. s. lad Deny Mible•kiipers. 10 and nest the wimp°. Ns. was held at the Crown attchne Taves. yef. l tedaV, nitambly to advert; Sir &woe WILMA, Committal Gene r al, attend. e d, and in a neat (peach pointed not the ebjea of thy' Meeting. He Rated it to have been called at the ex• pref. deire of the Commander in Chief, who fro th heft knowing the danger which threatened th e coon try, mug alto be prefumed to be belt iufonned as te the means of averting it. A high fpirit had mans. feted itfeif in the country; it was therekire the ditty 1 of thole whole province it was to dine that fpirit, to fee that it was applied to a proper ohjeB. Of what value could the great voluntary force, in arms, which we could command, be to the country. if thufe who could reoder it effethial did not lend their aid to for. word it to the place where its exertions could be of Mon general utility ? Troops without the means of calling them into salon, could be of no (mice The number of eeriest, in this country *as immenfc, toll it might appear more ationithing when he Rated that the number of horfes, of all lons, amounted to three millions. He was linpefol the enemy would beer be able to pot their foot on this Sore, but if they did, there could be on doubt. that by fuck means, we would be enabled efeenally to punith them for their prefuniption. He had, is his pocket, eery liberal fabferiptinns. in horfes and carriages. horn Gentlemen now pedant, and he was convinced it would be unneeeffery fir him to fay more on this Mara. to Waukee shwa to every polible ereni. a. ...:It was now his duty to flee what Government withal They remind, not a part. but the whole. It leas AB known, that is cafe ot neceffite. Gomm arca was esti led tort in ramifstion the whole of the• Mass and camases in the kingdom. Thi.i t 'weevers they AM ON %ink en do. but trotted to the oars of the proprietors to prevent the ne• Vryti loch i ineefure ; and it was deemed mod gripe that the goappieves in the metropolis and for * &awn *od , d fat tech an example vi the 6 e / 46 0 of th e Iliad. He then alluded to a machine qieditiog the even age of troolately exhibited at the Home Guards, and Rated t hat it would be his dig iti se ready a suather of tech machines. Its nthavaltion, however. was fo lime& and it was (o elretl e t o s, that penile meld foam ad j uti thsei foe . It wet. - ' • the iatentioo of Gownsman "we aliemialvu'a Al oilers which had been made thefts of Cionelelnees carriages; by which he meant, sot the body. but the same. boa, fixings, wheels, &c. plianasiwho valued the inters& of the country could objett to inch am offer, sad there was, In . e me for that. keit to be WM etdoeN4Alki• °mtg. arid Clergy, at the Thatelied linire, .ii Friday, and a. fimibe maim by tbe Lord Mayor, at the Manton Hosfe. on ItuirfAiy acts It was however, hy the s eaeal and examle let M, the pechat entiljtt te wh o had Gude awnelier of were prinelpilly to be induced to come few nay had beta coreandy liberal in their rifetsOlue is woe not to be tippled that they could all Word to do fo gratuitoully, he Gould therefore pupae that they fl said be peed at a !namable rate: He bad Meeived two liAs, one containing gratuitous often, aid. the other for rea fmable hire. It would be necetag that people of both theft elates, Gould lad a fupply of 48 hours ferage, as there might be a difficulty in getting it at a moment's warning. The former dais 'mold, ae• tattling to their offer. be indelftred to fupply it gra tuitoutly ; the latter, for a realboable reeompence, lOU huled by the committee. He prr'pofed that the Gebitilithe poet Ovoid f •frfl a Rending commit , tee, med aNW have power to add to their men nem be . that Milpeirm boas &Mild be opened; abd that the eau mithi limildlif puffibls, divide them: alms into AMU; MAMA* to the &Grant pant ofthe tows m eibilliefig relied. He eh fisted dillt in cafe of as aseitkiii hatiptaing to e Ilene. a 1 pope todamity limuld ter ands; Me concluded by zees Ws readlaufs two selitlefint ceer=is bilis power es tiet &Who ofaoy nplaanitio. A Othiersan Sated that be had ninny bora., which he flawed, lent out to Job la the country: Ile wthedtu know how he ihow as when called On to 'Doing them forward ? Sir B. War.oe replied, that chafe who had their torus in the country might fubierlbe them in the name , f the owner. Mr. J. Faoo mentinami. that be wis wider con. tee* with Government for muting fental Mail Olathe If he fubitribed the bones fo employed ski they &mild he tolled on. there would be as end of running the Made and he would dint* become liable to the peratkiesot viukstios his contralto. Ifs' fides, be had Stage coach !melee very eatollene ants Indeed, but if they were pelt to ass y owl mad of Monk they would begonia tothely Alen Mr. B. W•Iii011 replied, that it Mr. Fans td my other Gentleman thould follain say his by his harks being employed In the facia of ohs counts,' that the Mott jug and (crapulous indemnification would be al rot Jed , lie was fully peiforded that the Committee to he app•intedeould eafily adepethe neeeffary means. With mud to the horfes in the kiwis' of the Poll office, he could only fay that if Mt. Fasg got nothing fur theft he Gould fubferibe,then they k deem eJ as nut fubferibed at all, Mr. Facie again Ailed, that unlefs be performed his contra& he was liable to very heavy penalties. Sir BILOOII3 WATSON replie e t e hat peribeally he co uld give no answer on the tu b . but be could of A; ie the gentleman that he would apply to the proper .uti. only for one. At any rate It would be °Merced, t h at e,',efe o th e lks and carnage would not be called f.,,, b ut .• oo event of inv.thim, or the immediate ap. Koonce r..` it • , declared liimfelf fatisfied with this a: - mrtion. F„0 but i iated that at the preen' moment be pupa had m a t orge bOrfe: it home. They were all down in the Wcfl. Sir B. Waysow—.“ I would much rather have ,:,, e „, ,b,,,, i n L OO O,-in, becaide Minißers Clffit itt thickatt to be made nth the Liana coal. The i. , ,8 fns that are down tin &main= way, and in the Well in general. may b e f ee eie;able in bringing the 4:&: , P irn e i n t point fia i r w th e cr e ape o , , f e i n rra t e attack dnatoraati.asplit° aEceaGe:Valfeveracomi. o ittee. Cei von • et..lotions were agreed to, ad the • Macias broke up. ........ iIILIT4Rr. - • cacubAs. tarns!. nti ein lri Unit frotn the Adjotant•desetat to the Gift al Piker compendia% the &darn DUO& : . i 4 Owe MOW& the Clarmirierls Chides commis, t• 1114^ 1 1 7" the Mis hildeftl kw bt 0.0•1 t• Weft tke alms mud is mho worst"' tote "warm' 111#* eta waist Is Royal Hl iboth has *oiled dot they esti be ;tit:4looler Yaw wawa with tht vim 4 their belay difiwrod ed et rate a waists. is rhea coomsod mod imirtioteydoome d thetilifetrot hti pdss of thsVolkower rowed the ladies biltriel,as detailed in your lowest, the Ctorter•ldafter Omni firths red is measowtayksi retww The provides whirl tae Cloyerommest hest thew* pow so mash/ for the ilyerlowodesis and writes ar ktompoosots rani% to &do Fortes. willful/sod to dos titelowort awe which is Naiad to their ionic. i and His £M+ l Hiswigh del la that yes wift arm& bore& on the Gamma 011itors, ad well as the other int Olken who are at this time, or may here. after be steadied to ties, that it wal lo a very grist demo doped on their letelftidell escrtioes to Whin that the ezpoliations of tits ersetry en this instaid point are aft iliftgoolotol. With this view tt be 'Sendaiy newirwf. that at Genera Meer, oe other Ogees, to wheel fit cemassed of Velentews Y amorshedi titan rtfide in a liteitios mauled sod etrovsokm to the pep mder his orders, Bed wake hienrelf imatecilately eertalated wit! every gardenias missing to than, with the nature sod meet d the Ignite he white they ere telleeliively copied. with their et retire firsegili, with the Obeisant', smiths west of dam Is formalise al the Comisaftiers, wlil Ihr Raft df the Corps in re soft to their Menial efteloosy. their bake% stow anseeeithe sad sem *dos el odliaary equipment. sad, the oil, with it Avow d fonrenteete y have seabed in their difdpilde as hid soosoftesta. sad whether they me Cr aft Set compettet et wish the troops of the Noe, of which he eft wily bosons weertare Jodie by frimosot leipediesse. and by taking as Nan oftwortmeido as poilibis of fade( tbas mar ems. it will sal intadwat ft the dilemma Mere Cr alum cummedlo 1 betook% is meow with the Ceernesdieg Otheurs of Ospe. e In the nem by which. le este et bibs adiedest. at asps as anises the penal plate et resdavaes et the betides sid Oars, by pay presieseposauties wed plugthedelis dad rr el Auk had weir to peeves the regthelty ed eestelinty et the seveneems dot sided asset, be whith mirk is le bleb seishl tar the to einewie On the arrangssmes he previa tens for die amp Wass, sod treggeoe lie the atentheme of I am. an melodies eperfsseeetthelttindiesset l ess et libtetkee livreetery at Bate. Thu Cesare/kr le Chid is sway that the duds busby s jibed to the Cassel Olken (=plead Wads, Wares poi asset be dltcherrid with ethane. es the aseetry whiten t ONO *al. sad rereeitted pedant eterrien es their pan. In aIIOWIS an tit head, bit iteyel Habash is perthaded that INllsee be deppeinsed ; but It is loorofter opaßp dada ti chi Moen amid astionally bar lo Wed that the there ow thitycensened are esepetad rises aseted to a watery ilk a when they ben as any direasearad ti placed ea pausal lan. het who ban wassdadly award desekins with these reel purr* et boring wish the segehr asepsis &stamen. di wide. red hetwors. sibieb are permed to shore who ere asips le the skims et their anntry, by the miaow amid in wi we ere et this thee enpged. _ _ _ kb to be prekeed that they will fed the force of dab a invites. and will awied their coonsead ea every wanks e the tatenky,selidnefs. and ladidgestes, which is corneal solitary dikillbe. without comqrsorties or impeding the he ant pinny elgott of staining thlt mops &alive led lb dad flake. To afore the Adam si the oorps,k is seal that the Connuadas of Brigades Ihasid coallandy nand tit fkadtleas ordered by A.et of Parlinswit, sod regime trim no of ail diatom With raped teat* thkipilan it Is die Conan la Mee up:dation, that they will ear their setendenee CleasainsadiegOilens deospe(not placed span newmast are &Ikea of Abetting the 'damage d tidy introdist 1 haft the Coomoadlo la Olen diratiens to meek Too NI eat esti slier, wke is placid la the command cis bigwig s name ,wbb s awe( s inter I had the loam of 'dingle e ea the sad of September aid the nth d J swan. open tin fa din inks of the Inpattors of tide corps, wadi his I blighads etbativesasay dad fame okfol lakivasios for gdiskriiibbit edged to the Aiwa to be node fan tame to ant *lief fadoolses akin to the Vika.= Maas t so Softi ifigbads is of Olds% that the fakes of the tap Rea Gam. strait Madrid n the Habra Dlind, as edatiamd MO wails odsmess la sid et the Olken comae Minim tiaßopo lMrl(ny,.ssts.laewylad What ysti pip It elgedisat. that tisdeldiens &odd talk algal* ar a beipda AiMer" to be Mated twit tie Misted nod eidlinfonned Ofkai m the half-ply d the n knit* (basso& the tad of ?kid bikers), or eves kola th know Corps &wadies, if bah Olken an la every nand palm is tie dwy. sad base beta akessai is the reader With de Mid A4owas et ktsraty. in Mirka to ink hi sad Imp far two bads t lad I sne torejosk that you nib is& for his Royal Illatimers's eypeobaskse, any ideas yo Mil to resamead as eampwass sad diglide for tbek tern gositattiests. I has Ike boom to be. he. (Biped) Hiatt Mime, Adjimat Om ym a tro...isisyse-Deassal Mazy and Colonel_ lohn fiftstrbripilor Osisersk D. °allow sad W. E. Womb Hoasersala Naas &swan sod J. T. H. Shan. MILITARY lif r ovssessirs.-oSaturday morning brigade under Major General Moores, conflftii the 4th, 43d• and ssd light infantry, and 951 rise corps, marched from Shorncliffe to Sege Minols, between Folkftone and Barham I) where they p_erformed, in a moo =ltaly It variety of difficult manceurres. On Saturday the 63d regiment, and on Sund. ad battalion of the bait regiment (oath of whit difernbarked at Ramfgate) took their ground encampment on Barham Downs. The two lions of the tlith, or Royal I rah regiment. are I expeawi. On Wednefday sunning four Companies of t Battalion of Referee arrived at Manchefter, I way of Bolton. from Liverpool, on their ro N • gham.for which place they marched on' day ; the other four companies marched at th, time througb Warrington, from Liverpool, o way to Litchfield. The Argyllfhise Militia m. on Monday for Dunbar. On Friday laft the tlt and ad battalions of t regiment matched from Wetly barracks to C ter._ on their way to camp at Lesden H eath. Nine hundred of the Guards are under or& Wetly, where preparations are now making ft rec tlon. MMjor-General Hors is removed to Colcheft is to be fuccesited at Wetly by Brigadier-G A u c DDDDD . The Marquis of DOUGLAS kft town ha w Woodbridge, and has refumed the command regiment, t h e Royal Lanark Militia s now at' /