Star. — London, England, 1804-10-04 00:00:00

iLOCLIDING SEpADR6IVS. , On Monday afternoon, a detachment of the ene. tny's flotilla, confiding of fourteen fchooners and eighteen fchuyts, were difcovered in Dunkirk Roads by a divifion of our Channel fquadron, confining only of the JacsAtt., Titus se, and, Szaattao gun brigs. The people,oil board our Vegas could wife count forty f.ll of gins boats in the harbour of punkirk ready to come out. The intention of thofe in the road, and no doubt in the harbour too, was to make their way along Ihore to join the flotilla at Boulogne. As our fquadron was too (mall to op. pat fufficient refinance to the enemy's divifion, in. telligence was immediately fent off to Lord KEITH to give the information, and Mon likely to afle rein. fa:cements. But it is probable that the enemy would ice') too near the (bore to be attacked with effeet, even If reinforcements arrived in time to intercept them. sionciazt, OCT. 3. We were awaked laft night between eleven and iireelie o'clock, by a very heavy firing in the direc tion of Boulogne ; it continued exceedingly heavy ell pall midnight, when it partly ceired. Several people were induced to go up the Hills, from tome Of whom I learn, that the air appeared full of flint sod (bells, and it was believed that an attack had been thade on the flotilla in the harbour by our (qua. ikon,. The particulars have not as yet tranfpired. It blows a fretb breeze to day at S.W. the whole of the men of war are off Boulogne and the Coaft (ex- Opt four at anchor in Dungenefs Road): nothing but opening Tads ate to be Peen from North Foreland to Dungenefs. tLIICTION OF LORD MAYOR.—The (late of the poll jelletday was as follows : For ASSehasu. Fereitaxel • • Meru= Slaw Aldermen Thiry 1461 1110 613 On Friday laft, Sarsurr. W. /*lrma., Efq. was sippoiated City Cnunfel of York, in the room of Ro mar SiNcsata..Efq. City Recnrder. At the annual co l lation of Magillrates for the 80. tough of Burntifland, ALIZANDIR Pirearatt,Efq. *vas chofen Prcyol, Sheriff, and Admiral ;--Mellis. Joitit Titosssou. >IN HAITnIej iil o 4lll Fagots, Badiesp;-and Ammar Hurcuisow, fen. Dean of Guild. Her Royal Highnefs the Princes of Wails. we Ire happy to fay, was much better refterday, and is tot likely to fuller any permanent ihjai y from her late accident. Her Royal Highnefs being informed that the footman, who bad doted the carriage door upon her hand, had abfented himfclf, and WAS exceedingly diftreffed in his mind in confequence of the misfor• tone. cleared, With her charatteridic kindnefs and heileinlence, that he Ihnuld return to his duty, as it was a mere accident, and no blame could attach to him. Her Royal Highnefs the Princes CI44IMOTTI of Views paid a vita yelterday to Carlton Hnufc„ where the remained for a few hours, and in the even• lag returned to Shooter's Hill. The Doke of Sussrr fet off yeflerday afternoon, about three o'clock, from Carleton•houfe, on a vifit to the Pippo& of WA Li s at Brighton. His Royal Highnets the Duke of GsouceSTlß has accepted the freedom of the Borough of Lancaller, and on Friday arrived at the Bridgewater Arms, Man. theßer. On Saturday the Volunteers in that neigh. bourhood were infpeaed and brigaded,under General Bram,, in the pretence of his Royal Highnefii. - - - - Major General Hawcnt.t. it arrived at Northatler. ton, fur the porpofe of commanding the volunteer force tithe North-riding of Yorklhire. The Ro's•-fhire MiliCjare ordered frnm Aberdeen to Glafgow, and the Stirhaggling from Glafgow to Aberdeen. The Muni!burgh brigade, confining of five regh Bunts of militia, and the brigade of Royal Artillery, wereveviewed on Friday in Cattleneads Park, by his Excellency the Commander in Oiler. The fiat regiment of Loyal Greenock Volunteers, who were infpefted there on Friday by Colonel Bale are, before difmitfal, were directed to form a fcttare, when the Major read a letter, received from the Lord Lieutenant, intimating the with of Lord biota*, Commander in Chief, ,to fee tl:c whole volunteer force in the county affembled in one place on the 4th of this month, and defiring to know if that regiment would march to filch a place in the county as might be pitch ed upon for that purpofe. The letter was no fooner read, than the regiment unified their compliance by three cheers ; we underhand, however, they will now be fared that trouble, his Excellen:r having tO far altered his original plan, as to go down to Greenock upon the stli, when the whole force of Greenock and Port Glafgow will pals in review before him on their own exerciting ground. The ben Inn at Paris is the rk.or i f, and the heft tailor, the man who makes the/few-10 coat out of the ow)/ cloth. sieolerday was the ferood day of Croydon Fair, which was fully attended. The Pickpockets Chewed div;tie (kill. a.A nofortnnately &aped the vi ilance of the Court of ried tokdre, where they would hare been rather out of their dement. A French priforser efcaped at Bridgewater as he was conveying, with others, from Plymouth to Brit% tel, by getting on board a vekel bound to Tenby, and concealing hmsfelf until the Blip was at fea—lie has, however, been apprehended at the latter place, and committed en the coninry g On Murciay lan, at KincasJ lime works, petals of Campfre, near Giotto'', while John Aitken was employed in ditengagiag, ruder g:eond. frame Room a Urge one &sem and covered Lim from the groin downward. In this fbocking Situation he remained for feve.iteen boors, when he was difenvered by his aged m.,tt.er and a neighte—ir, who were unable to remove the ; offilionee heing procured the none wr t 44en off, and he was cart ird home to hisfatber's nfe. w;lcre he languilhcd only fix hours. He has folhei and mother, each of whom is about 7o ; - •.1 to lament '.i. 1, It, and oho wen wholly t:. Lu inJul, lATELLICEAVE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. All. C. Akt. DOt. 0 I Hambergh • 2 Watcrtad a 2 Gottenbutgb 0 0 PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER a.—Came in the HAPPY Rtruam, hired armed cutter, of to guns, from a cruise, with damage; having, in tympany with the Sit z BIN EU cutter, of tz guns, a few days ago fallen in with a French (loop of war and a brig of 16 guns, which they engaged in a running fight many hours. During the engagement the two French (hips endea voured to run into Bret, but the Cutters pttrfned them fo clofely, and engaged fo gallantly, that both of them ran afore under the guns of the battery : the cutters then manned their boats, and endeavour ed to bring out the brig, but the enemy hauled her in between the two rocts, and fo completely fur rounded her by foldieri from the Chore, that the Pri tiffs heroes - were obliged to relinquifh their ezpeetcd prizes. The (hots and (tells from the batteries paffed far beyond the cutters, but happily did no other da mage than to difable the I-14PPY RETURN by a (hot through her rudder, and another through her botvr, which obliged her to retire and bear up for this port. After the French (hips were Aare, two Englifh fri. gates (toad in with a defign to attempt to deftroy them, but the water was fb lima!, that one of theM (nick and damaged her falfe keel. The Coevors armed (hip was left to watch them, and to prevent their eftape, in the event of their being again got off. The officers and crews of the HAPPY RETURN, and Smuttiest, behaved eztremely Well on this occrifion, and it gives us pleafure to add, all efcaped unhurt., —Sailed the liege rase, of 2 4 guns, with a fleet for' the Downs; alfo the TEMSRAIIe, of 98 guns, to join the Channe: fleet ; and the COCKATRICE, of 1 4 guns, with the William Heathcote, Weft lndiamin, for Liverpool. Arrived this morning the following men of war from the fleet off Bseft and from the in-fhorefqua dress: the Majestic, of 74.; V , of 74. 1 . and Muses cutter; they left both fituddrons all well yelterday morning: the enemy ezaAly as ufual, ap wanly ready for fea, but have not made the lean movement fusee loft report. Poarsetburn, Oct. j.—Arrived the KENT man of war, from the Mediterranean ; Pouerrrs (loop of war; SPERDWELL brig of war ; LORD Neesor fehooner ; and Lion cutter, from a cruize.—Windl Southerly. Dam, Oct. 3.—Arrived the BITER gun brig,( with a fleet of tranfports tinder convoy, from Pont. mouth, which are failed for the River. Sailed the tfabella, Cairn, for Charleflon. Arrived the THRA sate Peers', cad RIFLIMAN gun brig', from it cruise. Came down the PHO,PHORUS and Bestelse gun brigs, from Sbeernefs, and remain in the Downs with the reft of the (hips as per haft. P.S. Taft failed the Peas Lore frigate, for Holey Bay. Arrived the ARDEN r man of war, and three cutters, from off the French coat, which alfo rcmain.—Wind W. S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATMPID, Oct. hr the Mentor. Thomas, from Menu ; Levant, Rocs, from Malta; Arno, Gado, and the St. Asvtonio, Sebago, tom Leghorn ; Amazon, Beetle, from Smyrna; betfey, Cou:s, from Hufum; Charlotte, Patrick; &sat Berlin, Klinkat ; Frederick Wilhelm, Stollens; Yrow GeAna,Treefe; and the Iwo Brothers, Hanky, front limhden.--Sailed the Stork, Thompfon, f•:r Demerara; Jong,: Duff, Loon; and the Jonge jootfun,ftar Embden. A RR IVED. In S.andgate Creek, the Aram. frorn Leghorn. In Irge mouth Roads, Henrietta. from Archangel. At Drifted, Alexander. from li .llfax ; and the VlAnria. Irunt Narva. At Liverpool, Nobly, Jakfun, from Maffacbufetta ; and Chrlftlana, Aaron, from Barcelona. At Belfaft, Neptune, Blygb; and the Mary, Parka, front Riga. The John's Endeavo,r, Harrlion, from Sunderland to Scar hottruga, has foundered off Whitby. The Mary, Glbloo, from Greenock to Newfoundland, it put into Lochryao, Lavin fprung bee foranaft. The Dove and Sta.:, two fmuggli , g cutters of Guernfey, arc fort into Plymouth by the revenue malice& The Der Dana Strom, Wchrfnann, (non Rigs to to ',Mon, Ii car:ird into Margate, haelro bum on the Longtind. The Speculation, Lunch:Ty. for London, got on &nerd bar, July at, and Is condemned. Part of cargo lived. The Wilmington, Woodward, from Philadelphia to Rotterdam, is wrecked on the malt of Zealand. Crew and paffengersfaved. The Swift, Foreman, from London to the Baltic, foundered In the North Sea on 24th Sept.... Crew raved and arrival at lind llngton. The Anchor's Hope, f from Dram for Falmouth, which was on Store near liar:math , is rot Lff. Yeller3ay a Court of Direllors was held at the Eait Int!i4 Houle, when the following Captains were (Worn, v;z : Captain Charles 11 Cribble, Royal Ceorre. in else room of Cap.. tAill imminza, reflened : for Bombay and China. . - Carvajal Jaws John Witbastion. Otrats, in the room of Captain Patton, decesied. Madras and China. Camain Arai(ball I:anuhon, Butn!oy Celle, Bombay and Cbina. The following were ordered to be ■float the 22d Milani, and to fail to Gravefend the sth of Novem ber s to flay there fotty days, and to be in the Downs on the s t a December, viz. Sombay Camr,Captala A. Hasnihnn.fne Boontinv nod Claim Henry Addington, Captain Jahn Kit-4.4mA, for Ikeathey and China Wexford, Carlin WWlaat grar2ey Clarke, for ditto. Royal Grow, Captain °lark, it. Gri!Ale, for damn. Earl of Aber, teensy, John %Vadfworth, "ftalt. Bros J and Chios. Warren liallinp, Thomas Larkins, St. licks', fiescoolon, and China. The Court adjourned at an early hour till to-iuor • row. Letters are received from the Baltic by tbc Crown, SIM►InVe arrived at Scarborough, by which we learn, that the RulliAn fleet h.t3 not paired the Sound on the !Sat ult. We underfland direaiuns have been fent to A the different lea vit, Inc enforeine in the itriftelt man ner, that all (hips which may have a rt,s ed, or &all allure frgei Maine, or the ports rut Spain, Within the Alechterranean, in the vicinity of Malaga, be pot. under aria criarantine, and daily reports be nude of the bcalth of the crcvrs. SPORTING IVTI'LLIGENCP. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. WiDII6IIDAY, OCTOBER 3. One third of a fubcriptiou of 25gs. each, to which will be added the Town Plate of sol. for 3 yr. old colts carrying 811: 61b. and fillies Bd. 41b. D. I. lA. Grafrenor s b. e. Barstelie - - - r Mr Wilbso% b. e. Stately - a Mr.l.Vyndham's els. e. Ile Carrent , r - - 3 lA. G. It Cavendlas% ch. e. Sorrel, by Volunteer - dr D. of Grafton% br. f. Pell & • - dr Sit to 4 againik Bagatelle—even betting on Stately. Fifty Guineas, free for any horfe, dec. 4 yr. olds carrying 711. 4. 1 . b. 5 yr. olds 811. slb. 6 yr. olds 811. i lib. and 'aged 9ft. B.C. Mr. Howortb's b. c Strap. 4 pre bld. walked over lA. F. rt.cinsorne's b. I blizebetb. 4 yrs. old - - dr . Sit C. Banbury's b. m. Eleanor, 6 irs. old - . dr D. of brafton's b. f. Parafol. 4 yrs. old - dr. Mr. Lzkes h. b. Giles, 6 yes. old . - . dr. Mr. Grime Radcliffes gr t. N.tre. a yrs old - dr. Mr. F. Neale's Brainwurrni 711. 71b. beat D. of St. Altian's Merryman, Bd. Ab. M. cogs. h. ft.-.-Two Ito 1 on Biainworm. Rona FAmmr. WITNOUTH, OCT. Z.—The Royal Family were fo I.tte before they came on thore 1,111 night, that the pignets were diftuilied by the Officers. This morninG his Maitsry was on horfeback be tween lie and (even o'clock, and returned about eight to the Lodge. Soon after ten o'clock the Royal Fa 'wily, attended by Lady Itcassria and daughters, Mrs. DIAZ, Mrs. llaa: Gansverma, Lady G. But.g- LPLY, the Honourable Mrs. Eassztas, Earls Rossm, PAULIT, UXBRIDGE, Lords WALSINCIIIAM and RI VERS, Generals GARTH, MANNFRS, MANNINGHaM, and the Aid du Camp, went on board the yacht. On Saturday Mr. Ps .NN gives a grand fete at his houfe at Portland, and it is expeCted the Royal Fa mily will honour it with their prefence. There are three new privateers ready to fail from this port. CORK, SEPT.:B. Yeflerday morning h s Majeny's loop ARe3ll5, Capt. KITYOE, arrived in car harbour from a cruize. On Tucfday Major-General Sir EYRt Coors vi- Cited the batteries at Cove. While he remained at Camden Fort, feveral Telegraphic Signals were in terchanged between that place and the TWIT, Hof pital (hip, with great celerity and very great accuracy, and thole too of an tine peklled and untilual kind. The burning of fome kelp in the vicinity of one of the fignal polls upon our coall, lately excited no in conliderable fort of ARM, RS it was apprehended to have been a figtral made to announce the approach of a Orange fleet. A rumour to this Oka fpreads is fell very generally ; and it was not until the retarn of the Earls Sr eac r It cutter which had been difpatch ed from Cove to afcertain the caufe of the fuppofed lignal, that the matter was properly underflood. At an early hour this morning the Garrifon of this City marched into the country, and we underhand were to be met by the Garrifons of Kinfale and Ban don, for the purpofe of having a hunt battle, Cox H r ATH CA m P.—The Officers gave their fecond Dramatic Entertainment on Saturd•ty night. The performance was The Fief! Pare V . king Hen►y the Routh. The charaCters were all refpedtably fuitain ed. Captain BRADYLE, of the Guards, in the part of fliy.f, received and mclited the londelt teftimo flies of approbation. There was no after-piece, we fuppofe owing to the length of the Pay, and the night of performance being Saturday ; but before the curtain was drawn tip, a very neat and approptiate Prologue was fpoken by Capt. Idiots, of the Guards. The concluding lines of it, which drew a contrail be tween the caufes in which PERCY and ABIRCROMAY fell, produced a very confiderable fenfation. Among the centprn y prefent were, The Earl end Counteft of Chat- Lord and Lady Havarti:wry ham Lard Romney sad family Lard and Lady Temple Lady Le Defpencer Lord and Lady Southampton General laird, tee. &c. - . The Selllions for Sorrey clofed yeflerday at King- Ron ; •ery few prifoners were on the calendar. and thole conviCted were for trivial offences only. Cos ENT GA RDIN.-••••LailliOlt the Comedy of dm Poor Geld/muss was 'Red at this Theatre. While the different Performers that appear in it continue upon the Rage, it is likely to retain a certain i„;egrec of po pularity ; as it has the merit uf affording all of them an opportunity of difplaying their Haling talents or humourous peculiarities. What Sir .Robera Bramble and his man Hwoohrey DoLliaa wonid be in other hands we know riot ' • but when reprefented by Mumma and WADDV. nothlng can be more entertaining than their bluntnefs, their oddities and their argumentations.— lo the fcene where he finds out that Lieutenant Worth ington took him for' bailiff, the expreffirli of his court. tenaoce was lo irrefitlibly lodiaous. that Mr. MUR RAY, who performed the part of Lieut:ole, was un able to command his countenance. and, while fop poled to be litongly under the indirence of grief, was obliged to tarn round to indulge is) a laugh. The au dience nbferved it, and a peal of oppiaufe 'citified their approbation of the Mkt. Dr. °Paled, in the perfon of nil/CIT. makes thoufands take the fahitai y esercife of lhaking their fides. Frekriri is an outline very able filled up by Lewis ; sad the punAilious Poor Gentleman is well coated to the folemnity of Moe. lac. Mr. Emile? in Skjbas Ifarrew6y,and Mrs. Mar- Tot as in the Ifoooora4 Laurens Nadal, were defer red ly applauded ; the tall Teemed to be very unwell dur ing the whole of the performance. and the audience generoufly eocooraged her by repeated plaudits.— The alter Piece was " Tie ijeles," in which Mr. s. CLIIDON introduced the long of " The Vora," which was loudly and unreerfaUy encored. The lintife was crowded; and, owing to the Rate of the weather, the heat in the Upper Ho tea became almott infutierable. Monday fentright, as the young Rnfoios was per forming the part of &wok, at the Sheffseld Theatre. sad Mr. Hamar that of Horatio, the latter Gentleman Rapped upon a trap, near the back part of the Haw, which had been incautaurilly lett »nfecu.ed, and he inflantly fell thrnotth a fpace more than la feet. A large ho. k cAciy,ll: the 11:eve of his diets in his fall. which it. in (rime mealnie, broke, Luz hirerate)l arm Ihoskingly. lie was iAltzn np 'sib very little fymptims of life. McdicAl aff otar:e bang on the (pot, Ise was imn.zdieely bled. a'J caned hfertr to his apartmeo t • GENERAL ORDERS: ; At a Genera! Court Martial, held at Edinburgh Cattle, nn Monday, the toth day of September, tScr4, whereof Lieutenaro Colonel WILLIAM Pon son BY, of the sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards was Prefident, for the trial of the following fix prifoners: - - - • L. Joan ADAMS, Private Soldier in the ph Dragoott Guards. Cu/toe—For detesting horn his Majefty's yth Regiment a Dragoon Guards upon the asd day of April, tiles• Sim re:err or me Coeia r—The Court are of *sloth that the pritonrr, John Mama, is guilty of deferting; and therefore do fenteme him to be ttesdported for Bfe as a felon. Approved by °mortal the Ent of Bilotti. IL ALEXANDER SLAT, Private SAlier In the Sixth Royal Whim C,l.i 401—For Ruling a resift oat of the Ktnes Stores. while a duty there, en. the tea at September, dna. SE N 're her Olt TR! COLIZTrbe Court having mutant? Eell • berated on the evidmcc for and gala!! the painter, Alereembie Kray, cod likcince on what he has fined la his &knee, is ot gin Woo, that he is guilty of the crime eliargoimptioft hem; irblA ► lag a breach of the anklet of war. they feotaiee Mu to receive i lathes, at fuels time and place as General the Earl of Moira than dire& Approvtd by Gettual the Earl of M. DONALD MACDONALD; and IV. JAmis Baum Private Soldiers le the Can adian rencible Itegiment. DOA cc.—For repeatedly being guilt, of (Liebman= el ar. den ; exciting mutiny, and being mutinous, by meshes mows& with their company whets ordered, and *Mang other sues to do the fame. _ 0;;;ToN AND SINTINCA OF TN% Cousr....Aftee swum des liberation en the whole evidence adduced on thews of the peck. colon, as well as wFat the prifonms have Bated in their defence, and the evidence they have adduced in (Import of k, the Court see of opinion, that the fint part of the charge, Repeated &fa. bedience of ordets, in raider to sate!," has been proved *pink both of the pilfoorts. Of the record part of the charge, els. w Licking nistiay," door are of opinion. that Bruce la Not Guilty. Wlth rcfpctto Maiderold, al:bevel it does net appear to the that the Mien of the ussiley is to be attributed to his, co to any premeditated darn or his part, yet he does maw to the Com a 00 /Mgt than one OVAIIOO, to have taken a lead in ddebedienew Thi Court, t.rerefort,being of 000104 the Paola% Joao Ektie and Donald Macdonald, hove been ity ef • WIWI eights ante ea of ear, do femme James Breve te receive irte Modred ham, and Donald Meedeasid to reedie eight hundred Isflank se tech time. and place as General the Earl of Moira Rail die 3. As, however. there appears to the Court a poßibslity,tisat, front the regiment being neither clothed nor armed, they may net have furpiled thernfilvea fubje& to the fame bapikit fantasy Gabsaillem as if the regiment bad bean regularly coganised; and as, &kis. Come &Dwane,/ may be made for the bewildered late admit Into which meshy of the men, 'and the pilfenen in perticuLw, had been throwo, by the Mirth or &kids of their which loft dreumtlance appears to have beat the fide eaufe of thelr ter undoing bebtod their company ou the 28th of Anse, the Court beg leave to recommend them to mercy. V. ANOCS MACW•ILLA at, Private Snbihr in the Camelia FM. cibie Regiment CRAIG r.—F. r quitting bb ranks OD the green. on the MOMS of the 23 ot/11 gait,sli34, sad behaving in a MOW lIIMMOIMI4 the cbaraaer ot a fiddler. Se NT CNC* Of TOR COVltTlilt Cain Web( auto* ilk& hewed on du: Lactose adduced agaioft the passer Asps War faricne, and what he has Rated In bit defame, Is of swish% Uwe he Is guilty of dr: Gime I sid to his char g e, which bebg larmeh Is the Articles of War, they do faunae h iss te receive five boadred lakes, at kW time sad place as General the End of Mew Iliad think It pro owev per. As, e:„ them appears a pikbility, that from their set be ing either clothed or armed, the loan Wen not foppish thanfdvos alkalis; fubleded to that military febonilion which they WOW have felt k their dury to cabftdt if they had been mere organised; end alto in ainbderaties of the youth nod once of the prifoner, awl yenta:see sianifeeed by him. an bcg leave to recommend him to mercy. VI. It ODEILIC Paws a, Private in the Camas Pantile Reglinent. CM I Oldllrar refilling Jobe Madam, of the hem 'fibril*. from the Hofpital Guard, on the evening of the Aid it Moak 1804, where be had been condood. Seri e set or 1 St Coo ar.—The Conn having maturely de& berated on the evidence adduced againft the prifoner. Rederkk Prater, and ilkewlfe on what he has let forth he kis defame, le of ednial, that be is guilty tithe crime hid to his chine, which be ing a breads of the Articles of War, they femme him to receive one thoufaid lathes, at fuels time and place as Gesaal the lasi of Moira than thiuk proper. As r however, there appears a poillblky, diet, ism Heir bay nether clothed nor armed, the men might see kypefe tiesakkos carnally fuhic..R..l to that military fobellioe whit they wedk have felt it their duty to exhibit, if they bad hem mere regaled! organised; and, in confab:sr:lon of the posthaste exprelred by the prifoner, the Court beg leave to recessed kW to mercy. General the Earl of Moira approves the Awe Sew hotesem As he acmes entirely in the ocafideradow spas WWI the Owe has recommended the Fames: to loamy. he smelts the meats feverally adjudged, unceoditioselly in the cafes of Macdonald, Jame Bruce, and Angus Macfarlane ; in the ink at Roderick Feder, epos the eakildos that be kW engage for wh isked (cram In a rariment of the line. It having been hodukriodly clashed, that many sem Wd be, hawed to enlist In the Camadiaa regiment by dative presides which Government would oat have been based to fail. It Is ht. tog, oo this media% to fiats, that a Court of Romoky wee lag than at Ghfgow, for messy days, to ensiles into any fork alb sight be brought to them; and ktalwOaseral Wealth had intruttions to eau e it to be exphilned to the Tom that way eft who fufpetted Modell to be Impaled upon to bin especial's*. might by his cafe before the Court, Is tarter that be might reecho kis difcharge from the Earl rili Mara, if It appeared that k hash bassi skated under fable pretences. No cafe of the feat awned ; the ash/boasts at certain mean who hod bon capital epos falla cious reprefrousions byooe Wavelets (cow ipfl tar that armee) having been before di dared null and void, wide what the vldual himfelf. m eadination as the real terms had one by Go vernment, &fared that the agreement d,ouW Band goat. Adjutant-General's. 015ce Edusburgls.eepc sh, oho* It Is General the Eat of Musa A's order, that the faregoing charges, Centeno.% and recommendation, together with Me Lortl iLtp's ~cciftcas and ad,rectiota tt•cretmon. Ann be seed at the bead of every regiment and corps of the molar sad Wide Idea In North khan, and entered in their rap:dive ord•dy Wes. Some experiments were made Taft week on the Herd Sand, at low water, in throwing tells charged with motet balls, which were meant to explode jut over the bea.is of fuppofed invaders. The ism& de pended on the greeted ikiil is guaaery, and the trial was made to the satire fatisfattioa of many General Officers pietist. ST•TI Lo T MIRO Day.—No. 10,234. a prize of to,cocl.; Nos. Oat, 16,957, and 19,713, pri :es of tool. ; and 14,761, a prim of Sol. The very moderate Charge foe Tickets and Shares in the prefent State Lottery is irrefillible.—Thrfe who never ventured in a Lottery cannot refrain from indulging thenifelves in the mina grand Wheel. the excitement is incomparable, and the real chance truly beneficial. Three Prius of ao,oool. One of lo,oocl. Three of s000l• U.—The Foorth Day's Drawing will be ow Saturday sear. Tickets and Shares, warranted andrann, are felling at Hoaassv's and Co.',, :6, Curnholl. The Ticket t0,e34. drawn yellerday a Prize of to,cocl. was GI! in l►ne (2 . l2.attcr, Ore Eigh.h. and Ten Sixteenth Shatz'. at r.,••, Office., No. 4. enroll.ll, and N... 9, Charing Lr. 1.. witert the Ticket z.:.721, drawn a Pr'''. Pt :COO. en Satarthir 63, 'it l• at o f. 1.1 as..l try. fired. The f amuse holder% ni rircive n`.` •% nn e i t h er of ti:c aiwve ( h..rt and Shafts will continue no La,. watraotad unj• 4 Oth utwil haturday morning n me ..'clock, who.-. .he fourth Dare Draw w r.