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P CHUDLEIGH FIRE. Crown and Anchor, Strand, June 23, itio7. AT an ADJOURNED MEETING of the COM . MI TEE. SAMUEL DREWE. Efq. in the Chair, It appeared that the under-mentioned Subteriptions had been re ceived, io addition to thole already publifhcd : Refnlved t. 1 hat there is Rill a very large deficiency to meet the diftretics of all the Sufferers—and therefore, that this Com mittee do continue their utmoft exertions to obtain further Sub• feriptiou a. 1. Thar Subferiber , he requetted to pay their Subfcriptions to any nr Or 'allowing dank ers: viz Mcffrs.Hanimerfley and Co.; Hoare and Co. Fleet-greet ; Hoare, Barnet, and Co.; Down, Thornton. and Co.; Forger, Lubbocks, and Co ; Glyn and Co. Congregation of St. Thomas's Earl of Cork 5 5 Chu-ch. Liverpool, by the Lady Cork S 5 Rev J Smith L. 63 15 7 E. W. a 0 Duke of Snnierfet Ss 0 N. M. S 0 Blihop of Durham so o Earl of Carlifle to 0 T Neale. Ffq 3o 0 Caroline and Juliana Har - P. Orel ard, Efq. at 0 dinge S 5 Lord dr I lunftaliville to o A. M. Raymond, Efq. 5 S Sir M Lope.. Bart. to to D. SA. 5 0 Sir W. Lemon. Bart. so to Colonel Drinkwater 2 2 S Thornton, Efq. to 10 W Merry, Etq I I A Z A. 30 0 E. W. Booth, Efq 10 10 The Proviift and Seim- Mr. A. Buller 3 3 lora of King'sColkge, W. L. Gower, Ffq. 5 5 Cambriege 31 0 Rev.W. J. Aiflabie, of Ho- Lil lii illonghby de Broke to to lywell Parfonage, St.lves 2 2 Baca.. or Brittol to to Mrs. Ahlabie I 1 L.irif H Petty 5 5 D. P. Hcarnden I 1 Dr Jol-n Filler. Bifhop R. S. Moody, Efq 1 1 of Rothbury (ad fub.) 10 to E. J. Moody, Efq 1 1 W. F. Spicer. Ffq. to to Lady Calthorpe S S Jo'll Pa-fons, Efq. 5 s A lady 1 0 Rev. T. Jervis 1 t Meffrs. Twining to to L g .: ) , r:alway a a j. Buller. Efq 10 10 R. Withrabini, Efq. 50H. C. Litchfield, Efq 5 5 Rev John Sanford 5 0 Mrs. E. L. 2 0 H. Schweizer, Efq. t 1 J. Brouneher, Efq 1 I Paxton!. ockereltandCo. to to C. Pinfold , Efq s 2 A Inriita. Ffq. 11S. W. Hayman, Efq 2 0 An unktiown perfon 1t W. Doidge Taunton, Efq 3 3 Mr. Perring 1 1 J Palmer, Efq I 1 Lieut. Col. J. M‘Donald 5 5 H. Manlier, Efq i I Rev. Dr. Pell 10 10 Wefton Helm, Efq 5 5 Mr.. Reeve S t S. H. 2 0 Mifa Reeve 2 2 Serjeant Shepherd s 0 Mr. J. I. ern& 1 a F. Newton, Efq 10 to Three young ladles 3 3 Rev. H. H. Edwards 5 s J. B. R. i t Mrs. T .W. S S M. 'Frytons, Ffq. to to S. C. Symond's Inn 1 t P P W. 2 2 Rev. Dr Becke SO 0 C. B Lonfeale, Efq. 10 to N. B. i t J. Peelle. Efq. to to Right Hon. N. Vanfittart S S Thomas Cater, vfq. to 10 George Bodley, Efq to to D Step"enfon, Efq of Philip Peering. Efq S 5 Guililo-d Area s 0 John Maud, Efq 5 5 John Thompfon, Efq. I t Mrs. Maud . 1 a M. I (wig, Efq. 5 0 Mrs. Sandon Chicheß.er 2 1 T. Naas Efq 5 5 M. K. it 1 S. Lawford jun.l 1 a L. P. 1 0 A Gentleman t I A. M. B. J. S 2 2 E. M. H Waymouth 5 5 S. M. Mr Crompton a o L. M. Mifs Compton a 0 (To he continued ) The Committee will meet again on Tnefilay, the soth of June infiant. 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 0 FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCI•OFFICE, JUNE 20. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain and Adjutant William Lloyd to be Captain,Ylee H. Crawford. Dated June 13, 1807. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Sheppy Volunteers. Captain Edward Bi(hop to be Major Commandant, Vice Bentham, taped. Dated June 16, 1807. Loyal Greenwich Volunteers. Captain Fdward Bate to be Major, vice Godby, refigned ; Litute sant Nathaniel Edward ittnaerney to be Captain, vice Bate ; Enfign John Rayley to be Lieutenant, vice Kinderfley; William Suter. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Rayky. Dated June 19, 'kr: Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Louth Volunteer Infantry. Stephen Gray, Efq. to be Major ; Thomas Efpin, Efq to he Cap tain ; William Hardy, Efq. to be ditto ; Samuel Taylor, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Timothy Allifon, Gent. to be ditto ; Francis Waleiby, Gent. to be Enfign ; Henry Lucas, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June tB. 184. Commifliuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Samerfet. 2d Earl Sometfet Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Gem ge Per,ina, Geat. to be Lieutenant ;George Biggs Lax, Gent. to be Ftifign Dated Nov. 22 tBO6. Well Somerfet Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Ware, Gat.. to be Lieutenant; Nicholas Ware, Gp3t. to be Cornet. Dated February 4.1807. Rodney Stoke Volunteer Infantry. John Chapman, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated March 4,1807. %relict n Battalion of the ift Eall Sonserfet Regi ment cf Volunteer Infantry. William Clothier, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated April It, May. Beckingion Infantry. Janus Carpenter, Efq to be Captain. Dated April 15, 1807. Ilminfler Troop of the EaR Somerfet Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Vincent l.angworthy. Gent. to he Cornet. Dated April 30,1807. B.th Regiment ut Volunteer Infantry. Johann Phitlott, E'q. to be Captain ; Jofepb Barker, Gent. to be Lieutenant D. ted May 23 tB4. Dighy Cazeneau, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. t 9, 1806. William Brown. Gent. to he. Enfign. Dated May 23, ;807. Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Peter Daniell, Efq to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Dated June so 1807. George Tufon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; William Wilton, Efq to be Mi..jor ; George Balky Tufon, and William Poole, Efqrs to he Capt tm a ; Manilas Wadham Poole and Jeremiah Runny, Gent.. to he I. ituteilatits. D.tcel June 10,1807. EA It Suinetfet Battalion cf . Volunteer infantry. Jt.hn Strode. Ffq. to be Colonel. Dated as above. Curti mitt .n in the Royal Chefhire Militia, figned by the L4;rd Lieutenant. . - Richard Al.heton Etdarytan. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 9. tBz7. CommitE.:ns in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by*the Lord Lieutenant. Sc-tid Royal Regiment. Win Dnnald J. Munro to be Lieutenant, vice Half hide, reigned. Dated June 6 184. O'SbaughnalTy, Gm to be Enlign, vice juhnfon, fuperfeded. Dated May as 1807 Simon Kent. Cent. Cu be Fafign, vice Monru, promotcd. Dated June 6, 84. BANKRUPT'S. Elisabeth Kent. of Moeller, Oxfortifitire. drarr, to furrender June 30. July 7. a d Ansa 4. at metes, at Gaildhall. London. Attotnies, Pelt fret. Salida and aura Houk, St. Paul's ebtrth yard. William Wynn Atkins, of Alcciler, Warwiekihire, grocer, June 3:4, July 7, and Maga 4. at ten, at guildhall. Lon 00. Actor vie*, Mars Smith and Tilfon, Chapter Houle, Saint Paul's Church yati, B ro „k Milos of Little Newport-ftreet, Long Acre, Middletes, hen rtiAlher, dealer 'and charnaojine 2 , , July t t. and Auguß 4. at ten. at 7 Quildhalle •ttueney, Mr. utter, Staple's lon. Mary winia t tly, of \ - .iik•ttrett,l.orklon, yidlualler,l % lne 27, July slid Anita. 4 , at te n. at Guilditail. Anomie., Mean. ShcP° Acrd and A lingtoo - Bedford row • Jofbua 1411.4 I iy rpool, autalotteer, broker. dealer and charwan, J u ly f. aod Augt:fl At cle, at the Globe Tavern. Liverpool. Attdrinea, Thomas Witi..llT 101%111ln tt, Bedford row, Loudon; or Mr. E GrdE:lt, Lower Cadlc-ftrcet, Liverpool. William Brewer, late of tireneefter, Glonccitcriltire, dealer and chapman, July t, at five, July 3, and Aorta 4, it eleven, at the Fleece 'lnn, in Cirencelter. Anomie., Melia. Meredith aid Robins, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Thompfon, Cirenceiter Samuel Thurfton, late of Ipfwicb, Suffolk, maltfter, merchant , dealer and chapman, July 3,6, and Augoft 4, at eleven, at the Great White Honk, Ipfwich Anomie', Mr William Pearfon, of fpfwich ; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, of Southampton Buildings, Chancery lane. London. William Kennett, of Snow Hill, London, baker, dealer and chap man, June 17, July 4, and Auguß 4, at ten, at Guildhall... Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-line, London. William Machin, of Newington Caufeway. Surrey, nightmare, fcavenger, dealer and chapman, June a 7, July 4, and Auguß 4, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury. boar., Southwark. Jonathan Clinton, of Newport, Salop, thinner, July 1,2, and Auguit 4, at eleven, at the Elephant and Caftle Inn, Newport. Attoraies, Mr. Morris, in Newport ; or Meffrs. Benhow and Hope, Lincoln's Inn, London. Thomas Waghorn, of Romford, Elea draper and taylor, June 27, July 7, and Auguß 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. E. and T. Dawes, Angel-court, Tkrogmarton-ftreet. DIVIDENDS. June 33. Willlam Webb, late of Weltminiter Bridge Road, Sur rey, eoal.merekant, at one, at Guildhall. July 3. Thomas Jordan Hookham, of New Bond-that, Middle. fez, bookfeller, at ten, at Guildhall. July 2. William Champion, now or late of Workfop, Nottingham &ire, common brewer, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Workfop. June 30. John Lewis Topping, late of Bifhopfgate Itreet, London, grocer, at twelve, at GuildhalL June 23. George Gardner, of Ozford-Rtvet, Middlefea, linen draper, at one, at Guildh all June 23. John Hannan, late of Sloane Bred, Middlefez, mufie feller, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 3. John Ginger, of Piccadilly, Middiefa, bookfeller and flationer, at ten, at Guildhall. P4RLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23. About a quarter before three o'clock, the LORD CHANCELLOR and feveral Peers attended, and nuttily after Prayers (by the Junior Bi(hop) were read, Lord ELDON (Chancellor). and the Earl of AvLesvoan, and Lord WALSINONAM, as his Majetly's Commit• lioners, took their Seats in their Robes on the Bench in front of the Throne. Mr. Q . DARESI ( A ling Mier of the Black Rod) en was thdeputed to defire the attendance of the Commons • who forthwith, with Mr. Aasorr , their newly cho fen Speaker at their head, appeared at the Bar. The SPEAKER was fupported on the right by Mr. YORKE, and on the left by Mr. BAKKE!. On his arrival at the Bar, Mr. Assory addreffed the Lords Corm:amen nearly to the following effea : es My LORDS—The Commons of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament affembled, have, in obedience to his Majefty's direc tions, and according to their ancient and efiablinted right, proceeded to the choice of a Speaker, and it now becomes my duty to acquaint your Lordlitips, that their choice has once more fallen on me. • In humbly fubmitting that elation for his Ma jelly's Royal acceptation, I have the fatisfaelion to reflect, that in the event of its being his Majefty's Rcyal pleafure to difellow the choice of his faithful Commons, they will find no difficulty in finding among them many with greater qualifications, and far more capable of difcharging the important duties Gf the high office to which I have been elated, more to the fatisfaaion of his Majefty's faithful Coinmons, and to the advantage of his fubjeas at large." Lord ELDON (Chancellor).—" Mr. Abbott, his Majefty has commanded us to Rate to you. that be is lo perfealy fatisfied of your ample competence. and of your fufficiently tried ability to execute the great and important duties of the high office to which you have been repeatedly called—that his Majefty fully allows and approves of the choice of a Speaker made by his Majefty's faithful Commons—and ac cordingly he has commanded us to inform you, he allows of and confirms their choice." Mr. SPEAKER. then faid—" Since his Majefty has been gracioufly pleated to allow and to confirm the choice of a Speaker made by his faithful Com mons, it is my duty, with all humility, and to the utmoft of my power, to bow down to, and to endea your to fulfil the duties of thatoppointment in which his Majefly's royal grace and favour has confirmed me, and to acknowledge the fame with the moll profound gratitude. I have now, my Lords, in the name and on the behalf of his Majefty's faithful Commons, humbly to lay their claim for the full and free exercife of all their ancient rights and privileges, efpecially the freedom from arra, and all other moleflation of :heir perfons, fervants, and eliates— freedom of fpeeck and debate=free accels to his Majefly's Royal Perfon, as occafion may require— and, that all their proceedings do receive from his Majcfly the moll favourable conftruaion. For my fclf I have only to pray, that any errors I may commit in-the execution of that arduous and impor tant office in which I have been confirmed, may be imputed to rnyfelf alone, and not tonfidered as attri• butable to his Majefty's faithful Commons." Lord ELDON (Chancellor) replied to the follow ing cilia Mr. SPEAKIR, we ate commanded by his Majefty to fay, that his Majefty is to well con• vinced of the prudence, temper, moderation, and affeaion of his faithful Commons, that he molt freely allows and confirms all their rights and privileges, in as full and ample a manner as the fame have been heretofore fanaioned by his Majefty and his Royal Predeceffors. As to what you have Paid, Mr. Speaker, concerning yourfelf, your former conduit in the Ration in which you have been jolt confirmed., affords the cleareft evidence that you will not Rand in need of thofe allowances to which you advert.—, But, for your further encouragement and fupport in the executiort of the important will you have been appointed to fulfil, we have to add, that his Maeßy, in his royal goodnefs, will always put the mo lt fa vourable conftruaion upon your own official con duff." The SPEAKER then bowed, and retired with the Members, who were very numerous, to the Lower Houle, and the Lords Commiffioners withdrew to unrebe. On the returning of the Houle, the fwearing of the Peers prefent commenced. A great number in the courfe of the fitting took the Oaths. Among them we obferved the Duke of Beaufort; the Margulies of Stafford and Waterford; the Earls of Coventry, Cowman, Sandwich, Orford, Cholmondeley, Stabhope, Orford, Mount Fdgecumbe and Kinnoul; Vircounts Clifden and Neon: the Bithops of Winehefter, Litchfield, and • Roeheller ; and lords Yarborough, Sheffield, Braybroke, BorMgdou, Cabler, /Users, Beauchamp, and Hawke. At four o'clock the Route adjourned till to•mor• row. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Hosfe met this day, at three o'clock, and foon afterwards, Mr. %tame, the Deputy Ulber of the Black Road, appeared at the Table, and addref fed tit. Speaker, who at that time took the Chair, as follows " Mr. Speaker, the Lords, authorised by virtue of his Wei Ty's Coututilaoe difire the attendance. of tbh Houoarabk Houle, at The Isar of the Houfe of Lois's." The SPBAKEIL, accompanied by the Members pre fent, accordingly attended Paid fummons, and, on his return, he addreffed the Houfe as follows - " 46 I have to acquaint the Houfe, that I have been in the Houk of Lords, where his Majelty, by his Royal Commiffion, has been gracioufly pleated to approve and confirm the choice of this Houfe, in the elellion they have made of me humble their Speaker and that I there laid claim , by petition to his Majeny, for all our ancient and undoubted rights, in regard to the privileges of this Houfe ; and more efpecially, fafety from arreft and all moleftation for the Members of this Houfe, and their fervants ; freedom of fplech in debate ; and that all our pro ceedings may receive the molt favourable conftruc tion. His Majefty has been pleafed to concur in granting to this Houle the whole of thefe privileges, as folly, and in as ample a manner, as ever done by any of his Royal predeceffors. And now, Gentle men, placed in: this Chair, by the favour of the. Houk, for the fourth time, I have to repeat my humble and heartfelt acknowledgments to you for the higheft honour that any of its Members can pot fibly receive. In my endeavours to execute this troll, I mull entreat the continual affiftance of the Houle, in fupport of its own honour and authority, and for maintaining order in its proceedings ; affuring you, at the fame time, that it is my p ur p ofe to ad, in all matters of bufinefs, with the Meted delicacy, and impartiality, and the otrooft regularity and difpatch. I have only now to remind the Houfe, that the firft thing to be done, upon the prefent occafion, is, for the Members to take the neceffary and anal oaths of fupremacy, abjuration, and qualification;as by law required." The Honfe was accordingly fo occupied during the remainder of the fitting.—Adjourned till to-morrow. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. Motto/4MM DATA—No bufiners done at the Stock Ezchange. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bast Stock 2351 India Bonds, as. prem. per Cent. R. An. dila Imp. Ann 7 p-i6th 3 per Cent. Conf thut Eaeheq• Bills, par a 211 di( 4 per C. Conf. Si Solt Omnium I prcm. 5 per Cent Navy that Lottery Tickets 191.17'. Long. Ann. 171 1346 Confols for aee. 641 64 No frefh intelligence of any kind has been received this day from the Continent. Some French papers, a day later than thofe we announced yelterday, have come to hand, but their contents are of no im pOrtance. We underhand that by the !aft accounts received by Government from Lord Hyatt( mom, it appears that both the French and Ruffian armies are fo ftrongly entrenched, that which ever may firft pre. fume to attack the other may count upon a certain defeat. In fuch circumftances what is to be done. The French it is thought will endeavour to draw out the Ruffians, by undertaking another important liege. Nepotism by the double contingent voted to him by the Confederation of the Rhine, expeas to be able to (pare men for any fervice of this kind without weakening his main army. It is the opinion of many politicians that the preterit hate of things will probably lead to Come negotiation—a little time will Chew with what truth. THE EXPEDITION. The fecond part of the Expedition will fail as foon as poffible. An order to that effect was fent to the Downs on Sunday evening, in confequence of dif. patches received that morning from the Continent. The following are the accounts that have reached us this morning : 11 RAMSGATE. JUNE 21. a No left than thirteen tranfports arrived here yellerday. One of there, the Echo, Captain San• mar, lag from the Downs, was full of German troops: be was leaky, which was the reafon of her coming in here; the troops have been difembarked into the Melanto, another tranfport, and are failed again for their general rendezvous, the Downs. 0 A (mall embarkation took place this day, of fir companies of the ad battalion of the rifle corps of the German Legion: each company confißs of about soy men, they are embarked ip the Elizabeth, Maria, and Reliance, tranfports; the men were in high fpirits. The regimental band accompanied them along the pier to the tranfports, and continued play. ing during, and for Tome time after the embarkation. An amazing concourfe of Ladies and Gentlemen were witneffes of the intereßing fpeßacle. The him. zaing of the troops as they left the Pier, and their ardent withes cf " Goa blefs Old England I" were returned by all ranks on chore with congenial plan, dits: A report was current at the time that the Danes would not permit a Britifh force to pars the Sound : " then," Paid the German officers, " we will land, and form the Danith baueties !" 6 , An immenfe number of cavalry and infantry, are daily expeaed here for embarkation, in all, not lets than 40,000 men. The cavalry is Rated at zacto. Three horre tranfports came into the harbour this afte►noon. All the other tranfports of this defcrip- Idon have their flings ready for embarking. Is The Tranfport Board are now taking up, as flat as they can be cleared of their cargoes, a great part of the late hotncward•bound Eaft Country (hips, sod no citation or-expenfe i• (pared, in forwarding the grand objea in view. 66 Colonel Hamilton, of the Royal W.tggon Train, is immediately to proceed to the North, eft an i nk . portant ferret million. The Agent for I'ranfports at Ramfgate, is ordered to provide a velfel for hi nt and his attendants." r Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, th:ir hfeirmis. Princelfes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, SOMA, and Astssaa, arrived at the Qu een ' s Palace from Wind. for. Princefs MART remains at Windfor, beim* i n . difpofed. About two o'clock her MAJESTY and the Princeffes honoured Lady C. Frown with a sift at her apartments in St. James's Palace. In. the evening their May miss bad a Pelee tamp His MAISSYY held a private Levee today at the Queen's Palace. Yefterday evening their Royal . Hishneffes the Dukes ,rf You and Castaarnoa, moult moll of th e Gentlemen who ferved in the campaign is Flanders, dined together at the St. Alban's Tavern, Charles. ilreet, St. james's•fquare. An Auftrian Courier, with difpatcheslor Govern. meat and the Marian Minifter, reached town at as early hour yellerday morn ng. He came, we under Rand, by way of Holland. Yefterday a deputation from the Committee of Welt India Planters and Merchants, confilling of Mr. LYON, agent for Jamaica; Mr. MARACA r, agent for Trinidad; Mr. grasser and Mr. BOSASiVST, had a conference with the Criascitaoit of the Excms. ow se, at his houfe in Downing•Rreet. Thurfday the Duke of GLOUCESTER honoured Captain CoLLYIR, of the SURVEILLANT!, lying in Northeeet Reach, with a vifit. His Highnefs went on board about two o'clock, and was received with the honours due to his rank. After partaking of an elegant dinner, his Highnefs left the Suaysituosrs at eight o'clock, and returned in his barge, under a royal falute, to Greenhithe, where his carriage was in waiting. Mr. THosmott, of Caftlaßreet, Leiceller-fqnare, has received a letter from Mr. CHARLES STUIT, dated at Bitch, in France, myth May, Rating that the accufation *gala him of bin taking plans of Boulngoo and the flotilla, is entirely talk; and, that after a long confinement, he was proved innocent, his accufers not having been able to bring the ilighteß proof againe him. The whole originated in private ;wine, and ti molt nefarious plan to extort money from him. The ad Royal Lancaffiire Regiment of Militia, commanded by Lord Sreatuar, arrived at Liverpool IA week. The gth Regiment of Foot, it on its march from; Burton in Lancashire to Chelmsford Barracks. The ad battalion of the both Regiment, is at pre. fent quartered at Newport in the We of. Wight. Tuefday the 25th regiment, under the command . of Lieutenant Colonel STEWART, marched into Cork from Doneraile, and proceeded next morning- to Kinfale, to replace the 33d regiment, who are under orders for embarkation. The t 13th dragoons, at prefent op Dublin duty, are under orders for foreign fervice at the fhortell notice, A divifion of the fire regiment of -the light Go man Legion have arrived in Dublin, from their fats country quarters at Gort, siad other parts of the country in that neighbourhood. The light companies, of the ..a6th and 3141 Regi. meats Rationed in garaifon at Limerick, and which, were to have proceeded on Saturday left for Dublia, have been countermanded. The camp which is forming in the Pheeniz Park, Dublin, is, we underßand, to be compofed entirely of a light brigade, that is, of the light companies of feveral regiments formed together. On the Anniverfary of the KING'S Birth-day, the 2d battalion of the Sad Regiment of Foot quartered at Worcefter, affembled at that place in order to cc. lebrate the day.—This fine battalion, co: Ailing of nearly Soo men, has been raifed fince the order of the Bth of December let, and their Rate of difeipline and foldier-like appearance does great honour to Colonel roma, their commanding officer. On the above occallon the Colours of the battalion were prefented to the Enfigns by Colonel Powell, who delivered an elegant addrefs to the men, thanking them for their Ready and orderly conduit while under his corn nand. The Officers afterwards entertained a large party at dinner, sit the Hop-Pole Inn, in Worcefier, when (*event Loyal and Patriotic 'Nails were drank, and the day concluded with the hisheft harmony and conviviality. A Court Martial was held on Friday, at Plymouth, 011 Mr. E. HANDfIaLD, Midthipman of the Folmar, on a charge of having occalioned the death of JONli WILLIAMS, (Vilna°, of that (hip. 'Mr. HAMDfiaLn was fent by his Captain for his pillol when going up with them to the quarter. deck, Mr. H. had to ftoop under a rope, the pitkol in his right hand wit off, and lodged,the contents in the body of Wil" Liana. It was proved to be unpremeditated rad perfeely accidental. A Court Martial has been held on Lientecant ~Coraav, Commander of the Woosselcu fchooners for the lots of that (hip, in a gale of wind, at Mr deira. There not appearing to be any blame dee; Lieutenant C. was acquitted. • - comber!. Jana 13. His Mararry has been pleafed to approve the pro. ceedings of a General Court Martial, helcLat Canter. bury Barracks, on the 25th and 26th of May fall, for the trial of Chrryittpher teymmen, Freeferich Wilhelm I* Nth Mortimer, Fraceir Rettmeyer, and ileithemy relict private foldiers of the Bth infantry battalion of tbe German Legion, for having defined from the fair regiment, from Weft Gate Barracks; near Margot in the night of the . 22d of April left ; who, brill feverally found guilty, were fentenced as f0110w...! Layman and Hofe to ferve abroad for life in nl corps his MAJISTY may direft.—Mortimer to rialto 800 lathes.—Rettmeyer and Volger, Goo lathes oaf but, in confideration of the good cidrater, yoed ► and inexperience of Rettmeyer, the Court rot* mended him to mercy, and his Mayasi.v hai pardons( him. The fentence un Mortimer 41,d Volger, carried into execution, at ten o'clock, this day, at King's Barracks, and the w!tole o the pram' Canterbury, including the Royal Artillery, error. dared to be pießat. - .