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LORD NELSON'S VICTORY. Lloyd's Coffee-book, London, December 20,1E04. AT a MEETING of the COMMIT LEE appoint. ed to manage the Srbfcription tailed for the Benefit of the WOUNDED, and the Families or Relatives of fuch as were KIL LED in the ever memorable Adtion of the la of Auguß. t y , ,lii JOHN JULIUS ANGERS TEIN, EN. in the Chair, The Committee with pkafurc report. that through the exertions and information of the Commander. and Officers of the (hips en gaged in this Adler', and of the aid and affißanee received from the Magiftrates, Gentry, and Clergy of every part of the United Kingdom, they have been enablvl to afford relief and fupport to 319 cafes oat of 921, officially returned as Killed and, Wounded ; and the Committee, being Rill defirous of granting relief to every perfon entitled to partake of the fubfeription, herewith fulijoin a Lift of the Killed and Wounded not yet found out, and alto the names of thole who have nut, by thengelves or families, been paid In full. Rcfolved, That application be made by letter to Mr. Thomas White, the Secretary, at this houfe, Welted by the Minilter and Churchwardens of the places to which the parties fo applying re fpeelively belang, and the claims of the Wounded, who may be on dwy in any of his Maielty's Mips, mutt be certified by their prefent Commanding Officers. Refolved, That the period for receiving Claims be confined to the tit of January, x bib, and that, after that time, a General Meeting of the Subleribers (hall be called, to determine upon the difpofal of the money then unclaimed. LIST OF THE KILLED witost IVES HAVE NOT BEEN FOUND OUT. Ships. Names. , ,Zitably an 1 fitptlid Pkes al Birth. Alexander M. Dabnahoy • Quarter Gunner, Edinburgh Peter Item Ord. Foreigner BellerophonChrift. Coleman • Ab. Newcaftle William Howe Ab. AJklerfgateAreet John jaekfon Marine, County of Kildare Dennis Molloy Ditto, Marlborough Thus. Andcrfon Ab. Lacellon, near hfaldon I.Savidati Serleant of Marines.= Auftrian . Bruckell Marine, Ditto William Carroll Ditto John Coleman Ditto, Little London, Suffice ames Halton L. M. Neweaftle, Durham illiam Hsu Swabber, Maklitotte Samuel Read Ord. Deptford Edward Hadden Midlhipman Henry Boyd Marine M.Birmingleint Ab. George Church Marine John Duncan Al,. Thomas Johanna Ab. Rohm Kemp . Ah. Robert Max well Ah. Wiliam Milcon Ab. Francis Ryder Marine . Pell. Tuckers Ab. die Samuel Angram Ord. New York Godfrey Clemons Ab. Prelim Samuel Clarke L. M. Weftmeath William Curzman Marine, 4 , 5 Company Alex Gillender Sailmaker a Crew. Aberdeen Joreph Gonfalves Ah. St. Domingo William Millard Boy, London • John Matnatnara Ah. Carom, Ireland , Andrew O'Keaue Marine, tai Company Minotaur Wilburn Rogers Corporalut Marines William nuncio Ab. Wm.Startenborg Marine ranguard Thomas Baffin Ditto Francis Caste Ab. Malta Samuel Hope Marine Barn tby Kearman Ab. Dublin lames Nichols Ab. Plymouth Dock William Smith Boy, America George Whateley Marine, Bell laurel, Wexford. . or Tat WOUNDED WOO HAVE NOT BEEN VC 61: 4 OUT. audacious J•dm Kindroph Marine Siert lead Thomas Martha Ab. re a p Defence John Dean L. M. Ditto Thomas Vidlor Ord. Ditto Matin Lawrofe Ord. Leander Thomas Avila° Alt. James Bennett Captain'sfervant Hugh t.oyle AS. William Davis Ab. John Exton Ab. George Eaton Ab. Peter Granger Ab. WilliansHarrington Ab. William Marie Ab. Timothy h:urphy Ab. John H. Obetorfe AL. Andrew Webb Ah. Edward Williams Ah. lidaJellie ohn S ut h er l a nd Midihipmcn Since doll 1 obn Baptilta tnry Davis Boatfwalu's Mate Ditto 4 Ord. Ditto George Smith Ab. Ditto James Smith Ah. Ditto Minotaur Samuel Barker Ab. Michael Coghlin L. M. Lawrence Dempfey Marine John Lane Ord. Since Dead Samuel Bawilins Ab. Richard Brown Ab. tohn Brooks Ord. hn Brown Ah. kit. Cavannagh Ord. . John Cox Marine Peter Cox Ab. Tames Dumble Malice ohn Humphreys Ditto Ames Irvin Ab. --- Laufetty Ab. John Mah4 hl -Irina obert Moyer Obi. Corn. Regan OM. 1 4 0 4 h: M Stutter AA. ohn Shearer 44 :Ile ;thew Seundle Ab. lames Williams Ord. William Folface At,. ranguard John Campbell Secretary Robert Garrett Quarter Mailer's Mate Richard Bright L.M. Wjames Organ . Ab. William Pedwin Ab. William Scott lib. William Waiters Abr. William Willock K. M. . Since dead Zealous Treley Myre I. M. Robert Rutledge Carpenter's Crew Daniel Conner Marine Janes Murphy Ditto LIST OF THOSE KILLED woos; TAIIIILIES NAVE NOT BEEN PAIN IN TOLL. 'Want", paid in part. Defence Oaah Defence Alexander John Jacobs Boy Siiter David Mackie I. M. Father Bellerophon Jaan Cordwainer Wide Family at Malta T.HazelloawHaugell Ab. Brother ohn Mitchell Mother John Follett Marine rhos. Robertfhaw Ab. Widow Robert Reader Mother Gana Thomas Driver Ab. Widow Leander Thomas Patterfon Ab. Father 'Mettle George Chapman Father William Stamford Drummer Sitter ohn Thorling Maxine Father Minotaur John Garrett Ab. Father John M•Carthy Ab. Mother Thefeus Benjamin Phillips Marine Mother vanguard Henry Sewell Ord. Sifter A LIST OF THE WOUNDED WHO HAVE NOT MN PAID IN POLL. A!csander Arthur Bradbcar . Marine 'Thomas Williams (barter Gonna Audacious William Cooper Ab. lines sad John I lobday Ab. Thomas Harrigan Marine, fines dead Bellerophon John Bouady Ab. . Thomas Brannon Ab. Lawrence Barry Ab. Rkhard Bennis Ab. S6Ol. N',013. r 231,14 and fe.ppofd Place cl 11:s16. 1 Bac:Whoa erernish Borne Ab. anus Coyle Ah. obn Chidlington Ab. Sine dead ohm Hood Ab. mud M•intoch Ab. Jofeph Nicholls Ab. David Pugh Marine George Read Ab. Anthony Rattliff Ab. Robert Williams Ab. William Young Ab. Jofeph Chains-too Ab. George Catling Ab. Mice dead, Edwad Lloyd Ab. George Smith Ab. Hugh Sihky Ab. Henry Willfon Ab. George Winton Ala. John Owens Quarter Matter NViillam Dugan Peter Strahan Sehoolataiter John Pemberton &leant of Marines khael Lee Matter Jacob Ayles Ab. ohn Barlett Jib. illiam Boyd Ab. Jofeph Brown Marine William Buck Ditto Patrick Byrne Ditto Lawrence Power Ab. William Titter Ab. Sive dead William Andcrfon 1.. M. Robert Barnett Qllll ter Gunner, Mice dead John Collins AS. Thomas Dizon Ab. Richard Han Ab. Thos. Homewood Ak. Robert Jeffers' Marine John Llddk Ab. Peter Matthews Marine Thomas M'Cowan L. M. Je remiah O'Brien, Ditto • ernes Pratt Ab. ohn Reefe Ah. George Vickaray Ab. Thomas Williams A black man Thomas Wiilfon Ab. ohn Williams Ah. Minotaur J ohn Foetal Q . :_.sarter Mailer oho Lawton Ditto dward Carrot Ord. Orion John Lewis Cockfwain Jofeph Bruce Ab. George Cole Ala. Thom'as Jones A h. Johr Stacc Ord. 'An Thomas (2d) Ms. Swirtfura John Hardlnn Ab. finer dead. Tilden, William Williams Ab. Vanguard John M. Adye Lieutenant George Antrim MidiLipman Andrew Glynis Qn irter Mager John Boyd Ab. Richard Cc. der L. M. John Guntery Ditto Richard Lambert Ab lime dead Philip Murphy L. M. Timothy Mills Ab. John Martian gLiarter Mailer Michael Sullivan Ab. lames Smith At. John Trip Ms. atrick Connor M.,rine Zealous James Connolly 1.. M. ADMIRALTY' 017FICE, Deenordet 15,1804. NOTICE w hereby given that a Srgon of Oyer and %raiser and Goal Dr/ewer's fee the Trial 4' Wester wirwit. td on& high Sea:, Within Ito yorifdielion of the Adarirakyi f Ear land, will be &Mat yoylice flail, in 54e Old Bailey. Lewin, en Wei,* das the 16th of yeuesarynext,al Bight o'Cloa to She Morning. WILLIAM MARSDEN. WHITEHALL, Decrater'29.l3o4. RICH and FERTILE TRACKS of ARABLE, MEADOW , MARSH, and WOOD LAND, In the ISLAND of PRINCE EDWARD, one of the nearer COLONIES belonging to GREAT BRITAIN. GOVERN:ALNT having obfervetl, with regret, the neglect of many of the original Proprietors of Land to fettle and improve fo fine an Maud, capable of proving ivy ad vantageous to the mother Crentry, came to a refoiution en forcing the payment of the arrears of qult-rem, or otherwife to erre a fide thereof; in conference whereof, and from various other eircumilances of the Owners. SEVERAL THOUSANDS of ACRES of VALUABLE LAND, requiring the fame mirk of Hulbandry u In Great Britain, have been fold thcfe left twelve months.. To encourage Commerce and indußriOus "Agriculture, SUNDRY OTHER FERTILE TRACKS, equal to any in Eng. land, and having ?soft valuable Salt Malilles„ . AßE NOW TO BE SOLD, at only a tdW Shillings per Acre. Time will be given fOr payment of part of the purcbafe money. Further particulars to be bad of Samuel Carpenter Tuoke, Efq. Whitehall. In wort:gag= of the furrier advantages attached to thefe Lands, and the numherlcfs applicatloos of Merchants, Makftcrs, Brewers, Millers, Farmers, and Graziers, from all parts of the United Kingdom, to purchafe, it is utterly impoffible to anfwee every letter from fuels applicants, or give a full detail of thcir ad mired fituations on the banks of beautiful and navigable rivers, to idle and unmeaning Inquirers, who never would he fatisfied by cpiitolary demordration, defeription, or limeades', the Public therefore is hereby Informed, Friona, zpplieation only is attended to, at Whitehall, when all matters may be fully known. Books and Maps of the Maud may be had at Mr. Catchpole's, Smithfield, for Half-a. Crown. A Ship fails to the Ifiand in April neat. ADVERTISER'S DAILY MAGAZINE OFFICE, No. 29, LUDGATE.HILL, December 31. 0.04. THE PROPRIETORS of the ADVERTISER'S DAILY MAGAZINE baring, in their PROSPECTUS of .he 26th inftmt, anticipated the probability of au interefted op pofition to their plan, ware not furprifed to obferve in a weekly paper of yelterday, that fuck parts thereof as may be rendered fubfervkat to the purpore of inercafing the circulation of the paper alluded to, have, without ceremony, been adol•tel, and prefented to the Public as original. The Pt oprietors feel it to be their duty to put the Public on their guard againit fopalpable a Plagiary, and to entreat them to avoid being entrapped into portdve engagements, until they have maturely examined the merit and tendency of each publication. • WASHINGTON. MR. PHILLIPS refpeaiully "informs the P ubli c that the THIRD VOLUME of the LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, in Quarto, and in (Mayo, is now ready for de livery. This, u well as the two former Volumes, may be had of all Bookfeliers. No. 6, Bridge-Brat,Blackfriara, December 31, 184 JOHN WILKES. This day was publilbed, in elegant Volumes, poR (bravo, Price 335. in boards, Embellifhed with 1 ADC Portrait by CAROLINE WATSON, and with various Pac Similes, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of JOHN WILKES, interfperfed with his GENUINE CORRESPONDENCE and ORIGINAL PAPERS. Edited by JOHN ALMON, Author of the Life of the Evl of Chatham, and other Work% Printed for RICUARD Puittirs, No. 71, St. Patil's Church yard, and fold by all Bookfetirn. • Of whom may Oro be had, t. The L TTTT s and other Genuine Works of LADY MAST V i i‘IRTLIMI MONTAGU publithed by her grandfon the M 3 = Bute, ill fi ve elegant ;ohmic*, price al. in five /MA v olume, price ass. In boards. 1. The Lire and entire Correfroadenee Of SAICOLL RICHA RD. SON. publllhcd by his end-chtidren, and edited by Mrs. Bar bauld, in 6 elegant volumes, prict Ass. in boards. 3. The Lire of G WAIIII NO CON, drawn up from his Original Papers, and publlOsed by his a phew, the Hon. Bufhred Wal l ington, Valet, a, and 3, price to ts. fad. each, In quarti, L OC ICI. tod. each, in admen. ..~+,~ • Minatn Vanguat LIST o Audaeic Wane Caliph Lennie' Weft Minot • Orin Vann Zcak Belle GaL Lean ' Mak MID r ml Van, Mei And Beth SPAIN. MALAGA, Nov. 4.—Lati week attired a Greek v.effel, having on board the -crews of two Spanith velfels, bound from Montevido and Naples, to Bar celona, and captured on the 17th infant, in the Bay of Valentia by two Englifh fhips of the line and one frigate, the fame which had taken two Spanifli vont . - ports bound to Minorca, and two Swedifh ye:Teti - v.lth wheat, for Spanifh account. A coutier from our Court has brought orders far an Embargo upon all Englifh veffels : three were flopped in our port The Englifh Conful, and the Merchants of that WO lion, have a guard of Spanifh foldiers in their houfes. The epidemic diforder is not deferving of further notice; our port, however, remains fhut, and the communication with the interior is alto cut off; we do not know when thefe rariAions will be removed, and it is thought that the whole city will pre/knit)) , be fumigated, according to the advice of the phyfi dans. GERMAN?: VIENNA ' Dec. 8,-The EMPEROR has teßiße'd his particularfatisfadion to the wives and daughters of the inhabitants of Velthurn, a place in Tyrol, for having fo courageoufly fupported and afiltied their hatbands and fathers, in the year t 797, when the French penetrated by Brim : that the enemy, who repeatedly aormed the heights of Lattfonds, were repaired, was principally owing to their courage. Lowell Es.as Dec. tB.—The letters from Spain, to the : 4th of November, although they mention the departure of the Engin Ambaffador, Mr. Fails, from Madrid, and the orders for an embargo, Rate, " that no declaration of war was yet publifhed." The letters from Peteriburgh, of the IR of Decem ber, Rate, " that every thing was very quiet there, nor had any thing tranfpired relative to the Rate of politics. The interchange of couriers with the dif ferent Courts was very brill:. Nothing further was heard about the affembling of a large body of Ruffian troops on the Path frontier, nor was it known where thofe troops would be employed." PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Dec. s.—Baron Khoeetsooevr, the KING of Peussies Envoy Extraordinary at Paris, writes from thence, that he is treated with the great. eft dillinftion by the Emperor of the French, and that all Pruffiarefubjefts, who repaired to that capital to celebrate the Coronation, were very well received. For Come days pall a report has been current, that boffilities between France and England would be ter minated through the mediation of a Great Power. The /kW& Mini(lry have fent, by a Meffenger Extraordinary, to his PRussiaN MAPSTY, a letter of thanks relative to the affair of Sir Gao. Ru MCOLD. SWIIZEALAND. - Locum', Dec. 5.—A confpiracy has been dir covered in our Canton, headed by a Member of the Government, Col. Psivrtit, who was fi:cceffively in the fervice of France, a Swifs Emigrant, in the fer vice of England, and a Member f the famous' 'Council of War, at the time of the infiltration of Raman againt the Helvetian Government. This perfon, who afted various parts dating the French and Swifs Revolutions, on both fides, held a trea fonable correfpondence with one THOR M ANN, Chan cellor of the Canton of Berne, which had for its obje& the railing into rebellion the people, in ftigated by the Clergy, to overthrow the exifting Go vernment. It is fortunate that this plot was difco vered in time. He is already fnfpended from his fituation, and wilt be tried by his proper judges.— The Government will not tranfgrefs on this occafion the eftablifhed laws, convinced, that it is only by a faithful adherence to the aft of Mediation, that it can render the governed happy. HOLLAND. HAGUE, DEC. 23. —.-They write from Stockholm, the 7th intlant, that the Ba!do was fo full of ice, that it would not be poffible for the Royal Family of Sweden for fome time to leave Strait - Lind for that Capital. The article, dated Lucerne, Dec. 5, extraCted from fome French Papers, concerning a pretended confpiracy, is again pofitively contradined in the faMe papers. Such accounts appear to be invented cm porpofe to miflead the public, and to involve the charaders of perfons. Similar attempts are now making here, by means of inland intelligence, accre dited by forged fignatures, again(' wjtich we caution every perfon, efpecially the Editors of our Dutch Newfpapers. The crew of the ROMNEY is already exchanged for a like number of our fifhermen, who were pri (opera in England, and have now, moft of them, re turned to their homes. ROTTERDAM, DEC. t.—Authentic letters from Madrid, down to the 3oth of November, 'tate, that the King of SPAIN has fent orders to his Ambafrador at London, Chevalier d'ANDuaca, to demand his patTports, in order to quit London, with the whole of the Spanifh Legation. LEYDEN, DSc. 23.—One of our inland daily pa pers contains the following article : " The State Dire/tory of the Batavian Republic bad endeavoured, in confequence of treafonable re ports, originating with the enemies of good order, to circumfcribe, by their refolution of Nov. 2 3 , the command in chief over the Batavian troops, veiled in the hands of the French General in Chief by treaty, but on a fubfequent conlideration of their engagements, as well as of the true intereli of this country. they have Ihewn their zeal to give complete and public fatisfaition to the French General in Chief, by cancelling their firft refolution, as appears by the following decree, extratled from the Regiller of the Refolutiotu of the State DireCtory of the Ba tavian Republic, in their Extraordinary Sitting of Wednefday, December tz. " On the reprefentation made to the meeting, and for reafons thereunto moving, it is refolved, finally; to annul the Refolution, bearing date the 23d of November laft. The Secretary of State of the War Department is charged to acquaint the Officer:, and Commanders of the Batavian Republic with this dif pofition, and to Ate the necefEtry °Wet s for putting itiato execution.", ~.~--,-. EAST IKDIES. • The following are fome ofhe lateft Ceylon Civil A ppoifitustnts : 144 , Adent . Jvlajor General Davin DocotA tresavas, to he o the General Comdata , of ftuperintendance in Ceylon. Coy •Eirft /Mil ani to the Agent of Revenue, for a of Jaffnapstar. diftrit Mr. X EOEL, to be Medical Overfeer of the Jaffnapatarn Mr. SMITH, to be Medical Ovetfeer of the Matura 6in rid. Ilia Honen:rable JOIIN MOON ST IS appointed to faceted to the ofleeitVleeTredorer,vacant by the reLanat ion Of N. SAUMAR L 2 JouN D'Ortar, Efq. is appoint e d Agent of Revenue for the united dada of Gaits and Mature. WILLIAM MONTOOMIIIIT, Efq. Agent of Revenue for the dir tria otChilaw and Putlam. W. E. Cesarattt.,Efq. Agent of the Revenue for the diftriel of I Teammate. THOMAS TIACIMAT RCNNOLL, Efq. Firft Affiftant to ae Agent of Revepue for the diftriet of Haire and Matura. frliallall, JUNs fome time fince had to (late the capture of thefhip Henrietta. Capt. SOMER. viLLE, by one of Admiral Litiots' fquadron, to the Eaftward ;—Rte was carried by the captors to Bata via, where difeafe and death foon reduced the num ber of the Frenchmen to a froall and feeble band : the Syrium and Laffiars. who were kept on board, and obliged to work in the delivery of her cargo, obferving the diminifhed numbers of the enemy. formed a plan - for the recovery of the vefrel—this they effeeted with much fpirit, throwing a few of the Frenchmen overboard, making prifoners of the reft. and conditeling the Henrietta to Penang, where fhe has lince arrived in fafety. The French frigates Belle Pottle and Atalanta, ar. rived at the I fl e of France on the B th ult. with f eve. ral prizes. one of which, it has been faid, was pat ti cularly valuable : her name has pot yet been afcer taincd. The Dutch Covernment were felling the Opium captured in the Henrietta, at Public Attelion, from tour to nine thoufand paper &liars per theft; this currency is from fifty to froy per cent. difcount ; which reduces the price of Opium to about 45c0 Spanifh dollars per chef. Joi.y 7. —By an arrival at Tranquebar from the Me of France, we learn that Admiral LINOIS re. mainer! at the ifland with his whole fquadron ; that the whole of the privateers had returned, one ex cepted, ..-nich is a country veffel difguifed as much u poffiblc, fo as to referable a pariah. The Pfyche had r_i Hoed in a very fluttered condi tion, from her engagement with his M:.jefty's fhip WILHEGMINA the Second Captain, two Lieute nants, and thirty men were killed, and thirty-feven officers and men were badly wounded. Juzir t.—The prifoners of war who have arrived here in the Elizabeth, fpeak in the higheft terms of the treatment they received from Admiral Limns and his Officers. The Commanders of veliels taken by him were accommodated at the Admiral's table. and experienced every indulgence in his power to I grant. LONDON. TUESDAY. JANUARY x. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per C. Red. Ann. 38{i India Bonds, is. a 3s. dim 3 per Cent. Cant AIM. OlUt. Imp. 3 per Cent...s7} 4 Per Cam 74kt • Escheq. Bills. 3s. a 216 dlt s pet Cent. Navy but Onmium 9} prem. • $ par Cent. 1797, April moil Engiiih Tickets in 245. Long Atm r 7 z-z6thsi Cons for ice. spit By a letter from Madrid, of the late date of Dec. 4, we learn. that aotwithftanding the arrival the French Mini(ler, Genfral BouRNOMMLi t at that ca pital, no new fyitem of ailivity had been adopted by the Spanilh Cabinet, and among thofe fuppofed usher bell acquainted with the meafures of the Court, an opinion prevailed, that no declaration of war would be iffued, although one of confiderable length had been prepared by the fpecial direftions of the'Petacs of Peace. AU Britifh property throughout Spain continues, however, to be reginered for confecation. Na mention is made of Mr. Fasts in the article above quoted. The Toy/ahead packet, hourly ex peded at Falmouth, had not arrived when our laft letters left that port. On Sunday evening their MA/ESTISS entertained a feleet party of nobility and gentry with a grand concei t of facred mune, in their elegant rooms in Windfor Cattle, which was performed by her MA JESTY'S Band and the Gentlemen of the Royal Choir at Windfor. Part of the telethon on this occalion was the Funeral Anthem, compofed by HANDEL, on the death of Q2een CAROLINE, with the Songs of " Oft on a Plat," and " Pleature my former Ways," was rang in a chaife and correet manner by Mr. &sir ii,formerly of St. Paul's Cathedral; and " Lnrd of Thee each Night and Day," by Mr. GRAY. The chorulfes for the conclufion were, " He gave them Hailftoneb," and" The Horfe and his Rider," which were executed in a mafterly manner, and gave great fatistatlion to the Royal Auditors. Yellerday morning loon after breakfaft his Ma- Jerry, with feveral attendants, walked to the Horfe Barracks, and infpeeted the Oxford Blues. After wards his MAJESTY took an airing in his chaife and four to Cumberland Lodge, attended by General SPENCER. At twelve o'clock her MAJESTY and the pRINCEss es took an airing in their carriages to Stoke Green, and honoured Mit* Vy ss with a vifh. Yellerday difpatches were received from Lord Nsesos, brought by the Cu icH smut ltore-fhip, at rived at Plymouth. They were forwarded to Lord MsiviLis, at Wimbledon. The watt of Paussta was delivered of a Prince on the 13th ultimo: His Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES is gone to Lord MOIRA'S feat in Leicefterfhire. Yefterday, at one o'clock, the Ruffian Ambaffador tranfatted buGnefs at Lord Harrowby's Office. The Earl of ST. Vitscser arrived in town yefter• day morning from his feats at Rochetts. • We regret to add, that his Lordlhip is confined it; his hold:by the gout in his foot. The Commander in Chief in Scotland has ;tilled ot "ders for 3co men to be added to each regiment of re gular cavalry in that kingdom. Yellerday morning the Duke of Rutr arrived at Windfor on a vifit to their Majellie;.