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the banner , who will •e. is fixed on the trers received 111 Fleet of i 7 : cruising of ens to all the of Adnliniftra rant furloughs ach perfons to whatever, be. The*GenerAl T the fame re • 7 the Miaiiter e Body will be and that the governed, will V is arrived at m the Cape in patrage, from per, but of the the Englith.— t withi Gmilar le, which, frota altage. a Bru — feta, that road leading to t will be called of the Fuse will take place to Paris by a For of that an. I by all Civil. Was) captains 100 A° tablifigto it 96 .6021— Wit isterineree of an take place; CTIMID7 were to II MaptiTT, ac. 11111. took an air [glowed by the DWI and to the Q2eeres wanner in the 'need his inten ecrniting of the )rd MULGILAVZ Cour% place, Ireland; which le FirllLord of re him half the ring him rather rank and confe will be acceded I.—lt is a pretty e conduit of the degree credita- w be formed re s. for a time at scion. May we pJfGonate man by the change t the fecond or re partiality for sappy Contlitu t, who has ob. re their creation fermi neceffary iniiiration. All proper Glare in ,weyer, the new preceded it. and place; the coun change that has s fituation as one interviews yef- Admiralty. taming in town, tely, with Lord NIPIAW arrived ay. about t we've ord Haft Iwo's'', four. Aithafrador at his abferice. his se as Charge Inr to nor Court, ■nd propofed to o Bavaria. We of the arrival of rtlami-place, was rf the foul of the crated yefierdai utnn•Brcct, Soho- Wed, as well by and Gentry. A lAnguAge, was drew tomb from (AUTIC4L INTELLIGENCE. • MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S. All. Out. All. DUI. Dablts 0 Hansbursh o s Waterford & s Gouenbargh 0 0 Plums Aim MAY 15.-011 Sunday laft the Gaw• NET floop of war arrived, and remains. PLYMOUTH, MAY 17.—Admiral Sir J. COLTOYS, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Maje fly's (hips and veffels at this port, being appointed by his Makily one of the Lords of the Admiralty, will in a few days, or as loon as a new Port Admiral is appointed, flrike his flag on board Et. SALVADOR DEL MUNDO, of it z guns, Captain Dmitri, and fa off for town. From the arrival of feveral tenders, there are now on board the flag (hip 1800 prime (cameo and landmen, which, it is laid, will be diftributed on board the WARRIOR, of 74 guns, and le Tictits, of 84 guns, commiffioned yellerday, as loon as they are out of dock, and ready to receive men on board them.— Came in the HAWKE, of .8 guns, Capt. APTNORPR, frOm a cruize. This morning Rear Admiral Stir. TON hoilled his flag on board la Risot.tra flop (hip, iii Hamoaze, as fccond in command at this port, and Paying Commiflioner for (hips in the Sound and Cawfand Bay, vice Vice Admiral BRlNr t s promoted. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 18.--Artived, the Severn ttanfport from Cowes.—Sailed the MERCURY frigate on a mire off Guernfey.—Came into harbour the Ocean tranfport. Wind S. S. E. DIAL, MAY 18.—Sailed, the CRISCINT frigate, Capt. WILLIAM STUART, on a cruise off Fluffing. —Arrived, the CHARLOTTE fchooner, Lient. ALT, from Portfmouth, and the Izzorraions man of war, from off Boulogne..and remain ire the Downs with she MONARCH, Chien+, Varsaas, and &taaar men of war; l'lalitoitral.rra, CMawsiOM, Jawatea, and la Vignola frigates; quarts, DART, and Ufa (loop• of war; DEVASTATION) T as, Zenist, Filar, and LUCIFIR bOlOl3l/ WILLIAM, fffip; BASILISK, gtm•brig ; FLY...ST.I'4(OMT and etscuLaroa luggers ; Currants, Eah Indianan, find fetal other outward bound veffels. Yarrow:r, MAY 18.—Tuefday evening arrived here the MONMOUTH, of 64 gins; Captain HART, and on Wednefday morning Admiral Ronal. hoilled his flag. Thurfday failed the Clem gun brig, on a cruise. The AFRICAINR frigate has detained and lent in here, after a long chace in which the fired 4: thou; the Neptune, of Faverflam, in ballaft ; (be is fuppofed to be en,pk•yed by petfons in this country tb convey intelligence to the enemy, as four men made their efcape front the above vend, .Red landed on the Dutch coaft before the *as takes poffefficis of. The mallet who is on board will undergo an mini. n►tion: Remain in thefe Roads, the Mow nocurn, of 6 4 guns, Admiral RuszeL'i flag (hip ; the Vizaw and Sarre gun brigs; Patectss AUGUSTA, Azaar, and BAuose cutters. Wiud S. E. light breeze. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. - - GIATIIIXD, MAY ill,—Pded by the Minerva, Badman, from Muffs:Mem; Jonge Lindor, Clack, from Windom Vrow Andolma, Rolf, tram Rotted= ; Vrow Anna, Deirdre; and the Vrow Jaw, Snider, front Embden —Salk d the Ezpedition, Gan- Rae, fee Vwell ; Maria, Mundy, for Ansa erdarn ; Wackfuenklet, Michaels; CArnelLt,Wycks, and the Twe Gebroders, E.mbden. Amtivem--Ano,Thenefont Denton, Poftletbwaite; Jamaica, Sam; Kitty, Bag; Film, Anderson; John. Dunest; Mamie, 14•Kellar ; Goveroor Pieta, Ritchie; and Ctlo, Wit, at Bar- Naas, from Clyde; Hekila. Stewart; and Scipio, Hoiden, of Greenock, at Liverpool from Norfolk, lUrginia ; and Imo, ivi'Lea, at Newfoundland, from Greenock. The Fla, Harland, from London, to Honduras. was taken lith Match, near &wallas, by two French privateers, and brown up. The Catherine, Ferritnan, from Honduras to London. pm into Antigua to flop a lack, and propoicd leaving that place the middle or latter end of April. Captiin CHARLES Foots, R. N. is appointed to the command of di.: FAYOUILITI 1100 p of war, at Sheer:refs. Captain Pic K roan is appointed to the command of the DiSCOVIRY bomb vette!. - - • • • Captain GRAHAM, of the Zc,H va Stefhip, has been promoted to the rank of Poi( Captain. A convoy waz appointed to fail from Tortola for England, about the 3oth of May. Wednefday evening the AucaLatin packet, Capt. llsmsioso, failed from Harwich for Gottenburgh; and the DIANA, Ossoaw, for Hulum, with the mails of the tsth ; and between to and it at night the Dosser packet, Capt. HAMMTON, arrived from Gottenburgh, with the Northern maih, but no par. (tmers. A Dutch fchuyt arrived, yeßerday at liar. with from Katwyck, with fix pagengers, which left that place on Tuefday evening. The ALIN/ICI Carrie, LIR Indianians which we Gated on Tkurfday to be on !bore, at Long Reach. was got off at fix o'clock that morning, but not until they had taken out all her guns. flatted all her water, and ?moved all her heavy goods. It is thought Ike cannot fail until after She has undergone .arepairin the dock, that will probably colt soca Accounts have been received from Commodore Mono, at Barbadoes, Rating, that the ECLAIR !loop having fent a boat, with the Mailer and t a men, to cut a French privateer (tom tinder the batteries of La Haves, at Guadaloupe, that (+lca was ascoas. plaited without any loft on our title. The Egyptienne privateer, captured by the Hip. reittivis, in t he Welt bulks, was. at the commence ment of the prefent war. given to the merc hants of Bourdeaux, for the purport of their fitting her nut. She carries 3z guns, has been a frigate in the French navy, and was called Ii Railleux. At a Court of Meatus. held at the Fall India Houle yefterday, the undermentioned Command e rs were (worn into the command of 'heir relpeetise defined for Bengal dire!!, viz. Captain Pa• ram( R•NIAGI, Lnao Kerrie Captain Tvo:4‘s *Tat:mazy, oeeee. The Court aic i surned at fix t: clock, till Tuaday nest, I s o'clock. SPORTING meLLlonthE. BEIIOM RACES, FRIDAY, MAY 16. The Oaks Stakes of sop. each, la ft. D. of Grafton% b. f. Palle, by Whllkey - a lA. Egresnoat's b. f. by preelpltate - - - $ Ld. Derby's f. by Sir Peter • - - Mr Coventry's f. by Overton ; Mr. Brown's f. !,y Pegahts; Ld. Somas Wagtail; and Sir F. Evelyn's Peuy, by Buzzard, alto flawed. _ Five and 6 to 4 en Paige *gale* the held—woo very ea " . Mr. Warrinstac'e c. by Guildford. beat Mr. Branthwayt C. by To Trios, the left mile, :cop. For the Sol. Plate. Lord Darlington's b e. Hlppocompos. 14. Egremoot;ti b. e. by Precipitate. Mr. Dawfon's b. c. Merryman. Mr. Faurick's Mire Coiner. I I 1 1 The moment the Oak Stakes had been run for, His Grace the Duke of Glt arron walked up to the winning poll to (peak to his rider, who had won the flakes. He was immediately furrounded by three well-dreffed men, who eafed him of,his purfe. A gentleman, well known in the city, of the name of Dixon, obferving the tranfailion, rufhed forward, and refcued the Duke out of their hands. RGrAL AcanEmr. EXHIBITION, 1304 171, 172. Lengeler.—J.l222TSol.—The defigns of this artift are plealing, and his piastres are exe cuted in a very fpirited Qile ; but he has fallen in to a (potty manner, peculiarly his own, which robs his produCtions of much of the merit which they would otherwife poffefs. 185. 71e Ntolesy.—J. Aaisn.—There is much e x prefGon io this piaure, particularly in the face of the anxious mother watching over her neeping infant. The colouring of the whole: however, is not very rich:l-The heads, we fuppofe, are portraits. t 30. ifoots/ight.--B. WHY, R. A.—This is i very highly finiftted pianre, in which, perhaps, conform ably to the romantic tafte of the age. the artift has I introduced a ghon, We think, however, the general colouring is too blue. The fcenery of the landfcape is that of the neighbourhood of Windfor, with which Mr. Weft is well acquainted ! 584. -Nara , of Haesihe4 &e.—H. B. Cnaton.— Not the Carthaginian General of that name. but a ' De:, the property of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York. This piaure is One of the ben of the kind in the Exhibition. 595. The Cies Comely Bair.—J. Nixon, H.—A fportive defign from an amateur pencil, which has produced a number of very pleafant things of the kind. This, however, is not one of his moft vigorous efforts. 303. 7he Shepteni—C. Caauseea.—Another pleat ing fpeeimen of the talents of an artift who; if he keep clear of piaorial trick., -by which he is apt to be led affray among the falfe lights of the prefent period. may rife to high reputation. There is a pleating glow in the colouring of this little Oates. Thurfday a Cockney rode his kit ej Wad fo hard to Epfons, that the latter dropped down dead on ar riving on the cond . .. A Patent has been granted to Mr. Josue Boa tau, of Thetford, for an Improved Thrallting Ma chin:, to thrall' tvAte at the fame time. We have received New York Papers to the 13th of April imitative. They contain nothing of any importance. We titre& only the following:— " Letters from Curracoa, dated 12th March, re ceived in New York, (late, that during the time the Bridal laid Gege to that place, proclamations were ifued by the Government of the Mad, offering a reward of four dollars for every Englifitman taken or deliroyed by the Negroes. “ The Port of Charisma' is Paid to be blockaded by a French cruizer, which flops the Tails as they go out, and atually lies in wait at the mouth of the harbour to catch the Brides veffels as they go to lea. te The LIANDII, of go guns, had arrived in Hamp ton toads from a cruise. Off the Capes of fhe fell in with the French frigate Pourfuivante, but could not bring her to a&iod, owing to the fuperiur failing of the enemy's (hip." General CIA in, Commander in Chief of the North Eaßern Digrift. reviewed the troops yefterday, at Ipfwicb. The Fiat Brigade of Volunteers. of the We(tern Diftrift, will be reviewed on Monday neat, by his Royal Highnefs the COMKANDaI la CHIEF, in Hyde Park. _ . Corps. Commanders. St. George's - Lord C■ Royal Wetttolofter - Colond ROSINION. Loyal Weltminfter - Hon. Colonel EDI It. Dula of Olouccfter's - • Lord CIitTWTHIP. Two Battalion et the fltwen's Lord HOSART. St. Cake and St. Georges 1 sir Jona Ntcotc Blowebory - -J On Tburfday the North Walibam Volunteers, commanded by Capt. Connie, marched into Var. mouth, to take the duty of that town. Lan week Colonel BAILLIS, after infpcfling the regiment of Glafgow Volunteers and the Glafgow regiment of Sharp Shooters, expreired, ;n the firongefl terms, his fatisfaaion with the high na.e of difcipline to which both Corps bad attained. Yetlcrday fensight. Colonel Batt.t.ii infpeaed in Glafgow Green, the Trades' regiment of Volunteers. They made a very refpeaable appearance. The Colonel. in the viarmeß manner, congratulated the officers and men on their great proficiency in the different military manceuvres, and in their difcipline. On Saturday left, the tath inflant, the Renfrew. !hire Yeomanry Infantry. commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Alacoowei.L, were infpeeed at Pauley, by Major General Witness and Colonel liami.ta. In fpeding Officer of the anti& who expreffed their approbation of the Rate of difcipline at which the Corps had arrived. Previous to the infpeßion, the colours were prefented to the Corps by Lieutenant Colonel Mac DOW/ILL. Amongft the lift of fafttionahles laft night at the Royal Circus, we difcovered the Right Honourable WILLIjIa Sir C Prays and family, Sir TANIS lamas, Lady Est:Astro Fua art's. Lady BIICIIT, &C. &c. &c. The above thea• Ire is now beccrne the only rani' of the Nobility and Gentry, and we do honour to their elation 6 the new Grand Spc:lacle mull outvie every recent produc tiers for merit, novelty, fplendid habiliments, hem'. tiful fernery, turerb decoration+, and every embcl lifluncnt that a .:9lllbinatwo of tw.ll aeJ elegance tan cE..41. GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE. FILL TTTTT lON OF COLOURS AT ■LACCNLATN TO THY LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTRIIRS. This interelling ceremony afforded one of the molt beautiful, and one of the grandea fpellecles this me. tropolis ever raw. At eight o'clock yellerday morning the different regiments repaired to the places appointed for em barkation. The different Regiments were thus arranged : In the firft boats, the Commander and Field Offi cers, Adjutants excepted.—ad. The Bind.-3d. The Regiment. The Grenadiers and L.glit Infantry preceding.-4th. The Adjutant and gloater Matter. After the embarkation, tome of the boats having to pars through London Bridge, it was ten o'clock before they all reached the place of rendezvous colT the Tower. Precifely at a quarter before nine o'clock, the Earl of Heal: worms arrived at the Manfson Houfe, ac companied by Lady liesetworom, Lord PlTtlt• SHAIPI, and Lady Ames MARIA Swoops, and his Staff. About the fame time arrived the Sheriffs of London. The whole party immediately let off to the Tower Stairs, in order of proceffion as they ar rived, preceded by the Lord Mayor's carriage and fix horres, in which were his family. Having reach ed the water fide. the Earl of Heettinorne and the LoaD Metro' alighted, and repaired to the Gover nor's of the Tower, where they met his Royal High nefs the Duke of Yoe it, and his four Aides-de-Camp, with whom they returned, and embarked immedi ately, together with the yell of their party, under a royal falute from the Tower,and proceeded without further delay, accompanied by the Committee's Barge for the day, and the Lord Nelfon Barge, in which were &sterol perfons of diftinaion. As this part of the flotilla moved along, they were preceded and followed by Come hundreds of .boaut, many of which were elegantly decorated. An equal number Rill remained with the River Fencible Boats, containing the Volunteer Regiments, which was attended with a happy effect; for had the whole of the flotilla moved off together. the attrailloo would bete been confined to one fpot, and the rive,/ would have been blocked up from their:lounce num-, her of boats. The Ihores on each fide the River were erouded with people, The tops of the houfes were covered ; nor was there a fpot in the whole difianee to Green wich unoccupied. It was expelled that the Chief Magiftrate of the City would have been cheered as he proceeded down the River, but no adequate idea could reafonably have been formed of the power of fuch a falute. The Chants from the Stentorian lungs of fo many Cellars berated in the air, with little interruption, during the whole of his paffage. The Enterprise (the tender) was decorated with the co lours of all nations, the Royal yacht at Deptford. and a fheer hulk off Greenwich,were each ornamented in the fame way. The colours of alma every nation in the commercial world were floating atvarions parts of the Thames, and exhibited loch a proud difplay of the extended trade of the metropolis, as would have made any foreigner envy us to fee it. The Royal Dock Yard Corps at Deptford, and the New Dock Corps at Blackwell, Calmed she windy as Iticy Faabilt and contributed very much to heighten the drat of the foci:lade. The whole of the bufinefs on the River was eon dulled with the greatelt regularity. Four River Fencible boats preceded the barges, to keep a clear paffage, and each boat mounted an 181 b. carroaade, and was well manned. On the Lord Mayor's barge arriving oppofite the Thames Police Office, the Vo lunteers belonging to that eftablifliment were drawn out in boats, and filleted it. The fame attention was paid by the Volunteers at the Well India docks, who appeared on the banks in military array, and fired three vollies with great precifion. At Deptford the Militia of the Tower Hamlets fainted. The feveral divifsons of boats did not proceed from the Tower until nearly half an hour after the Lord Mayor's barge. Each divifion was command ed by an Officer of the River Fencibles; and a (pace of about oso yards was allowed between each divi. lion. The firfi divifion, which comprifed the ill Regiment, was contained in 9 boats. The ad Regi ment occupied 12 boats; the 4th, to ; and the reit about the fame propel tion. The Bands of each Regiment played all the way, and produced a molt charming effect upon the water. The fame good order which had hitherto prevailed flailed at the difembarkation at Greenwich. The company in the Lord Mayor's Barge landed at the centre (lairs, and were all hofpitably received at the Governor's Houfe, until it was time to repair to the Heath. The other two City Barges, and the Duke of Manchefter's yacht, landed their companies at the fame place. The difembarkation having thus taken place, the Greenwich Penfioners lined the different corners of the Hofpital in their holiday clothes. The park of artillery from Woolwich, placed on the left of the landing, gave its repeated doieharges ; and the dif• ferent corps belonging to the neighbourhood lined the (bore from right to left, and prefented arms to each regiment. On their arrival at the bottom of Greenwich Hill, the whole formed into a kind of dole column, in order to proceed to Blackheath. — The River Feacibles, uodcr the command of Ccm• modore LUCAS, Allied by a detachment of the Wellminiter Light Horfe, formed an opening through that crowd, from the bottom of the hill to the gate, leading on to the Heath. The Committee led the van, preceded by a band, with the ten pair of co lours, and fiandards for the cavalry. On their salival at the tcp of the hill, they drew up on the right of the gate, and the Regiments paled them in companies, according to leniurity of number, headed by his Royal Highnefa the Duke of You, attended by his Staff. to the Heath, and took up their ground, which extended for full two miles, be ing the whole extremity of the fpot. On their being formed they flood nearly in the following order : On the right of the line were the London Volun teer Cavalry, with their field pieces, difmounted, in their flying cars. &e. ill, ad, and 4th, Regiments. formed on their lett, with their backs towards Wool wich, at the extremity of the Heath that way ; sth, 6th, 7th, Bth. and 9th, formed an angle on the ill. sd, and eth, and extended scoots towards the Lon don Rood ; the loth and i WI forming another angle on them, facing the aA, ad, and 4th. They be. m g now on full reaslinefs to receive the LORD Mar as, Committee, and Attendants. hie Royal Higl difpatched an Aid-de Camp to acquaint the M and Members of the Corporation that the tr were ready to receive them ; oa which his Lore headed the colours, and proceeded to the cam the troops, when, on a gun being fired, the w line prefented arms, officers calmed; drums beat. On another gun being fired, a tlandard guard If the London Volunteer Cavalry. and the grenad accompanied by the Enfigns, who were to rec the colours, and preceded by their refpeaive ba advanced to a pofition which Lord lIIIRRINO had marked for them io the centre, and where Royal Highnefs and the LORD Mayo& had ph themfelves. The eleven companies of grenadi and the flandard guard of the Cavalry, forme circle round them, in which were her Royal High the PILINCISS of Waifs, Princes CHAILOTTS WALES. the Lou) MAYOR'S party, and from 6 to perfuns of rank and diainaion. The ceremony of prefenting the colours, the ob of all the labour and wiffirs of the day, and wt (after all) is worthy of more than the moll refi pageantry can claim, the ceremony of prefenting colours was performed in a manner becoming great occafion : they were unfurled and confecrs in the moil folemn manner, after which the Enfi came forward, and kneeling down, received. ti with a fpeech front the Right Honourable the L MATOI, which being concluded, the Enfigns ref command, and placed themfelves with their Cola in the centre of their refpeaive companies, who fa to the right about, and marched in ordinary tim their regiments ; this was a grand fight indeed every dims was to be teen fiandards bees down to their Regintenta,firpported by companie Grenadier!. On the Colonn being paraded in front of e Regiment, the word was given to form circle of 1 taboo, olio the Commanding Officer of each kireffed his Regiment in a !hart fpeech on the cation. _ _ _ _ The OMR 'here facie three cheers, and being attothtt-fignal gun. thrown into line , they fired ti collies of battalions, from right ln left of the lime • mafierly flyle. 1 On mother liral gun being fired, the whole *heeled backwards by tornpanies, and by III)01 fignal gun being fired, Rapped of altogether in o awry time toAals the Royal Party in review or Her Royal gbilere t h e p t i u .th, of Watts. i elofe carriage, was on the right about 300 ya and PrincdiCtIMLLOTTS with her; the young P evil Rood at the carriage window, and, by . ordes 'his Royal Highoefo the Dote of Yalta received fi each company. as they pared , a Royal Salute. ' C,olnurs of each waved on the ground. as pared her Highoefs ; which compliments the re ed with a wave of her hand from her bofom,l very attraaive manner. Her Royal Highnefs the Prioccfs of Watts, the Duke of Yoaa i received alto, as the Regis palled, a Royal Salute. After the London I meats were paired the Royal Party, the Royal tillery Company, with their field-pure% the 664 London and Wrilminittr Light Hoek Weft with their difinounted Cavalry. and elitist...PP , rortheir nignm The grodnd was kept, is an admirable manner by following'Corps : Loudon Lfralet Keefe Velediefei Odomeidi Velhenerro. Wettisiater Vokuseer Cry*. Duped Ilellmesers. tie. James's Velment.. leapt Mawr Cu pay Ctiltoafrientk liegimeot. The latter Regiment embarked with their I on board the boats that brought the others ds and. under the command of the Naval Officers Captain Lucas, were fafely landed in London. ten London Regiments marched into town. al eight o'clock in the evening, under the commas their refpetiiire Colonels ; having undoobtedly dergone a moR revere day's duty for fuch young diers, but the weather was as favourable as they c with, with the exception of tome dull being n upon the roads by the march of fo many men, s the weather would have made the roads pleafan a few. The Kent road. in fact, was fo crowded, the pafrage was at many times choaked up, ant caravans, coaches, Sec. obliged to Rop until the before diem was cleared; this happened fo friqu, that tome perfons in carriages were nettled at 11 the pedellnans get before them, and they ad alighted from their carriages, in order to reach journey's end the fooner. Of that imoscufe cros Blackheath, notwithßanding the treat quantii horfes and carriages, it mud be laid it was pert orderly. We do not know that we ever law a occafion fo free from partial blats. The Captain of the Marine Society's Sip, in to add to the intereft of the fcene, and to difpla objeft of that excellent infiitution, arranged the in the mod judicious manner in the rigging, they cheered the Duke of YORK, the LORD M, and the rerpe&ive Regiments, as they paired. ral Governors and Gentlemen were on board. It is with pleafure we add, that no accidet cured to in•Lrrupt the general fatisfaliti"n. the bufluefs of the day was concluded, the Mercer& fet off to town in his coach and fit, to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of You, the E HAP.RINCTON, and the Field Officers of the dil Corps, at dinner at the Manfion-houfe, whe evening was (pent in the greatefl hilarity. the corps dined in feparate parties, at various to The whole of this does honour to every perfu cerned in it; and every Btiteth heart will extol (eerie of Inch fplendour to his country. Ths wac at once brilliant, and fraught with moral quences, which we deem as great and as vale can belong to the human race. Thefe were h touched upon, both in the delivery of the cola the regiments, and in the anfwers given by C A/incisor( of the London Cavalry, and C Macre of the tft regiment, in behalf of the ginsents. The interell which the public felt in this firers may be espretred, in a 11;ght degree, by Italia while it paired Blackheath. the wall Wemed emptied; the Court,. of plaice were unattende ftreets appeared amid &titled. Among the treatkee oert— The Du.tacr. o. Ot•neruar, I ady WOlOllO7 CA• Fart and Cr,Jntrtis cf fiAosor.fow, I ',iv A. \f SrA Lord Pr f fI,II.AW,CMFINtef • 4 t l CFI. • and the um.. ST 11.11KC.111/Aii. AlliZalklUtfiat WILLI (WIT, ant Lamy 110 X .IX. Among the neu Officers were Colvitel Jos and Gcncral 'Ranh