Star. — London, England, 1802-03-08 00:00:00

THE MILITIA. n.fi of the London papers of Saturday fe'nnight c main remarks on a circular letter from the Horfe Guards, and add, that it is now pretty accurately a tc,rtained, that the difembodying of the Militia, and the reduaion of the Army, will tak e pl ace i n April. The fag, however, is, that the letter al. laded to was circulated for a very different reafon. an old (landing regulation in the army, all :ers on leave of abfence are obliged to join their corps on the loth of March, in order to attend th:: ufual field days, preparatory to the reviews in the fummer. But his Royal Highnefs the Com mander in Chief, with his accuflomed attention to the convenience of the army in general, and particularly now to that part of it who have fo lh.ndfotnely come forward for the defence of the country, as the militia officers have, (being for the molt part Gentlemen of landed property in the county, and of courfe having other concerns to think of than mere parade), conceiving that the wry hitt attention to the minutiz of the fervice ;night not, under the prefent circumaances of the country, be neceffary in corps of this defcription, has been gracioufly pleafed to difpenfe with the attendance of all Militia Officers (as is the cafe in the Line) on the loth of March, and has poltpon ed the day to the 14th April, by which time it may naturally be fuppofed that lonic certainty will be afcertained of the refult of the prefent negotiation. It cannot therefore be argued from the Letter al luded to, that the loth of March was the day first f.‘ed for the Difembodying the Militia, or that it is row paponed to the t4th of April. But as the remarks which have appeared tend not only greatly to miflead the Public, (having an official quotation annexed, the real meaning of which every one does not underiland), but alto to difappoint the hopes of the private Militia Men,who are in daily expatation of returning to their homes; (many of the Supplementary Men thinking them- Iclves, even now, hardly ufed in not berg dif charged, as they are entitled to be when the war hall be over, conceiving that period already ar rived) ; it is highly proper that the public fhould be informed refpeeting the real nature and inten tion of the above mentioned Letter; and we ate happy in having it in our power thus to fet them' right on the points alluded to. This m r..ingarrivedaMailfromLifbon,brought to Falmouth by the DUKL of YORK packet, in 13 days. Colonel Nowa, from Egypt and Malta, and the Ruffian Prince Baattmsky. came paffengers in the packet which brought the German mail on Saturday. A veffel has arrived from Jamaica, which left that ifland about the t 7th of January—at that nod no accounts of the French armament had been reccived. It had not arrived at St. Do mingo, nor did this veitel meet with any French• fleet on her way home. A veal from Italy has jult brought to Lady HAMILTON a prefent of a cafe of fay, udder,. . • We are inforined from the belt afithority s lthat tl!e Countefs of PoITS --/uTIi had neither a dance or a cat d party on Wednefday la% Alh Wednefday. Their Graces of MAR Lamtouc H have annouilced tlieir intention of holding a public day at Blenheim on Friday nrxt. The Duke of RUTLAND has purchafed Mr. WAN. DE LL's celebrated horfe for 400 guineas. The Earl of LAUDFtDALE is gone on a viiit for two or three days to Mr. Fox, at St. Anne's Hill. Vifs:OUla VALENTIA left town on Friday morn hr., for his feat of Arley Hall, near Bewdley, in Wt , rccaerihire. The Michels of NEWCASTLE is fucceeded in her honre in South Audley-areet by the Counters I%'•-•vagcr of AYLesavit Y. Mr. Jones's horfe, Blood•hack, on Wednefday ran twenty miles within an hour, at Newmarket. On Nlonday morning Taft, at eight o'clock Mr. Flctcher's hay mare, and Mr. Ofwald's grey, ftart cd to run the match of too miles over Doncafter cow fe. Peafe rode the grey, and Jackfon the bay mare ; the latter running away at nailing, went the firft time round the courfe in four Minutes.— They both ran the firft ten miles in aWnt 38 mi nutes—went 4o miles before they baited, and then changed riders. After having gone 68 miles the hay mare tired, when Mr. Fletcher gave in. Lord FREDERIC MONTAGUR'S carriage broke down in liill•ftreet, on Thurfday night, as his Lordlhip was going to the Countefs of Mousy llncc u MBE'S rout. We have the pleainre toactd, that no further accident happened. A Lae trial has thrown a great light on the Inviieries of love Ipirs, and will afford falutary leifons to the young of both fens. The grave counfellors expatiated on the caprices of the tender paftion with a perfect knowledge of the fubjet, and laid down MEOW Of tourAit, like men Oi CX. perience in the law of wooing A tradefmAn's wife at Cambridge, poreffed of eonfiderable property, was lalt week detefted in Pealing a card of lace and a pair of filk Rockings, from a mercer's (hop in that town. Tnefday afternoon, as tome workmen were ce lebrating the completion of a chimney, at a new• built houfe on the Surrey fide of Blackfriats-bridge (a cullom among builders), one of them feattng hinSfelf carelefily on the top, with a gallon of beer upon his head, unfortunately fell into the Itreet, and, we arc forry to fay, was kill:d in the pretence of his companions. It has lately been afeertained, and is confirmed by the perfonal experience of Sir Jossru Banks, that the powder of ginger is an effeaual palliative of the gout. Sir Jour, takes two tea-fpoons heaped up with ginger-powder, in a pint of milk, boiled with bread and fweetened with fugar, re gularly for his breakfall, and, in confequence, the Ets of gout, which ufed to attack his head, loins, end ftomach, are now confined to his extremities, 2nd are of (porter duration. The ginger (hould be taken firfi in (mailer quantities, according to the rength of the ftomach. A SONG, ST TM! LAT! W. COWER; NOT IS HIS ►TINTED WORMS. The poplar* are fell'd, and adieu to a (fade, Aod the whifpering found of the cool colouade ! The winds play no longer, and fine in their leaves, Nor the Oufe on his furface their image receives. Twelve years had elapfed, fince I lift took a view Of my favourite field, and the bank where they grew ; When behold on their fides, in the graft they were laid, And I fat on the trees under which I had ftrayed. The black-bird has fought out another retreat, Where the hazels afford him a fcreen from the heat ; And the fcene where his notes have oft chanted me before, Shall refound with his fmooth flowing ditty no more. My fugitive years are all hafening away, And I omit myfeW lk as lowly as they; With a turf on my break and a ftone at my head, E'er another fueh grove rifer up in its Itead. , The change both my heart and my fancy employs, I retell on the frailty of man and his joys; Short-liv'd as we are, yet our pleafures, we fee, Have a Rill Aorta date, and die fooner than we ! FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENT FOR THE WEEK TIIISKIittnNG. Earl of Darnley's Dinner, Beriderfquare. Earl of Harrington's Dinner, Stable-yard. Earl Mountnorries Dinner, Stratford-place. Conntefs of Rothes's Rout, Upper Brook-Itreet. The Mare!goners of Sallibury's Rout, Arlington.ftreet. Lady Dallas's Rout, Harley-liner. Mrs. Smith's Card-party, Devorhire-ftreet. TOILSDAT. Earl of Weittnoreland's Private Dinner, Berkley-fquare. Lord Palmaiton's Private Dinner, Hanovcr-fquare. Earl Stair's Grand Dinner, Grofvenor-fquare. Lady Milman's Rout, Brook-firm. _ 11/ZDKISDAT. Earl of Da's Grand Ditanel,liOfvenor-fquare. Cnuntef of Carhampton's Rout, Bruton-ftreet. Counteft of Portfmouth's Rout, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Lady CunHires Rout, New Norfolk-ftreet. Lord Mahnibures Private Dinner, Spring-gardens. Madame Du&lkes Rout and Supper. TSURSD4 v. Lany Harewood's Rout, Hanover-fquare. Earl of Dertiy's Dinner, Grofvenor4quare. Earl Kenmore's Dinner, Portman•fquare. Mrs. Montague's Rout, Portman-filuse. ratese. powager Counters of Sefton's Rout, Hill-ftrest. Laiy Sheffield's Rout, Portland-place. Lady Cuntiffe's Rout, New Norfolk -Rreet. Counters of Effei's Rout, St. Janices-pLice. Mr. Robins's Rout, Albemarle-Rreet. SATURDAY. Mrs. Haffey's Root, 010 'tatter-place. Lady Le Derpencer's ru.dioßreaktalt, Hanover.fquarc. Speaker's Dinner. _ _ Mr. jolinfan's Dinner, Hanover-Num • - SUNDAY. The Counsels of Kenmare's The Counsels of Aldborough's Mule. Lady Hampdas's Mune. Mrs. Brooks's Mu(le, Hanky-Rent. Lady Palinerftone's Private party. Mrs. Abatis had a large party of fafhionables. at her houfe in Pall-Mall, on Wednefday laft. The Lady of Sir JOHN theetticron had a party of fafhionables, a'few days ago, at her houfe in Berkely-fquare. Lady Haeswoon had a finall party on Thud day evening in Hanover-fquare. COLONEL Gesvii.s.s's Pic-Nic.—On Friday night, at Dr. Bain's, in Bruton-fireet, Mr. Gas. VILLE'S meeting took place, it having been polt poned to that day by particular defire. The com pany afTembled about eleven o'clock in the princi pal drawing-room; tables, benches, &c. having been made for the occafion. The evening's amufe ment commenced with vocal and inflrumental mu • fie. A Pie-Nk fupper fucceeded about one o'clock ; catches and glees followed. Melfrs. DAWKINOS, MADLIOC IS, and Gaavisa.s, were amongft the belt fingers. The company amounted to about one hundred • among whom were, the Duchefs of Le EDS, ilarchionefs of Salifbury, Earl of Mou NT EDGICUMBE ; Counteffes of ALDBOROUGM, CHAT. HAM, aria MOUNT EDDICUMBII; Lord BORINGDON; Ladies MILNER and EMILY STRATFORD; Miles SMITH and MILNER. PARISIAN FASHIONS.—The hats a la Pamela, al though very fimple, and confequently eafy to copy, and of moderate price, are as yet confined to the opulent clots. In tome the leaf is of a breadth proportioned to the height of the crown. Others, which conflitute by far the greatelt number, have the leaf to broad, that the two ends of the ribbon intended to knot upon or under the chin, in bend ing the leaf down, make the edges almolt meet. Thefe ribbons, which are of velvet, were, at firft, orange colour, then cherry, then (cadet poppy, then white, and now cherry colour. The turbans, which at yet know no rivals in full drefs, fit very dole upon the temples, entirely hide the hair of the chignon, and have, of late, as a general fign of innovation, a circular bandeau, fiequently of lace, which comes down as low as the eye-brows. In half drefs, white fatin hats are the moll com mon, and next to them thofe of role Patin. The iky-blue, which was on the point of becoming ge neral, has nearly difappeared, and violet, which had been a long time forfaken, has, within there few days, made a very finable progrefs in public favour. We fee a great many lilac ribbons, and fume oftrich feathers, died in lilac. Except the turbans, almolt all the head dreffes are faitened under the chin ; but this fattening, 'offend of pal fing over the neck, croffes over the middle of the cheeks, and is knotted upon the tip of the chin.— Some eiviter appear in head dre(Tes of hair, with diadems of foliage, others, with diadems of plain Reel, but the g reaten number with golden arrows in the front of their heads. In the promenade, from two to four o'clock, we have remarked that ahnoß all the head drab, called night cc:dome, were - placed upon a bandeau of lace. We have alto noticed in them a great many muffin veils, em broidered on the edge. The chemife handkerchiefs have no collar. A few long and narrow cafimer (bawls of fcarlet poppy colour have made their re appearance. All our young men of fa(hion feem to be devoted to blue. There is nothing new in their cottume, but the angular points, forming two pita, in the lower part of their red waitcoat. C)RIV AMR KETS. • 1.1.11111-LAXE, MARCH 8. The fupply of Wheat to-day was extremely (port, and in confcqucnce it has fold readily at 4.5. to Bs. per quarter advance ; and Flour is ss. per fack dearer.-The very great quantity of Barley at Market has reduced it in value full is. or near ts. 6d. per quarter.-Malt is the fame. -Rye is 2s. dearer, and fine Oats as much higher. -Beans, a brifiter ale, on Friday's terms.-Hog Peas unaltered ; Boilers full 2s. higher.-Grafs Seeds are fold brilltly at our annexed prices. Engin Wheat, 565. primell, 86s. Foreign Ditto, 465. 745. 78s. Rye, 4os. 425. Barley, 265. 385.-(Malting) 4os. 455. Malt, 445. 505.-Fineft, 515. 536. Oats, t6s. 24.5. 265. Hone Beans, (New) 3os. 343. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 325. Hug Peafe, 335. 365. Boilers, 345. 4as. 445. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. per buffiel.; Carraway Seed, 365. to 4ts. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 2gs. per cwt. • Canary, 84.5. to gos. per cwt, Rape Seed, 34.1. to 371. per laft. Flour, 6os. 655. per fack. Red Clover, 545. 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 78s. to+s, 13os. 1455. Trefoil, 265. 4os. 565. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 6. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re turns ending the 27th of Februa!y, Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Peale. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s . d s d. 72 47 3 39 9 20 8 39 7 42 9 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 3d of March, is 38s. sod. per hundred weight. PRICES Of GRAIN, AT int FOLLOWING MAREETS. BASINuSTOtt.-..Wheat 663 od to 76s od per Quarter. Barley 34s od to 40$ od I Beans 369 od to 435 od Oat, 21$ od to alls cd Peale 375 od to 441 od MAIDENHEAD.-Wheat 685 od to 875 od per quarter. Barley 395 od to 435 cd I Beans 30$ cd to szs od Oats Od to 28s Od Peale 39s od to 44$ ed NZWBURY....WhanS, 361. od. to 795. od. per Quarter. Barley 335 od to 395 oil I Beans 345 od to 4os od Oats as 6d to 301 cd Peale 385 od to 435 od !Usti v.-Wheat 6o oil to R3I od per Quarter. Bide) , 31$ cd to 425 od I Beans 34s Od to 46$ cd Oats 285 od to 235 Od Pezfe 38s od to 43s 64 READING.-Wheat 665. ad. to 831. Od. per Quarter. Barley 33s od to 44s 011 Beans 573 oil to ecs od Oats 285 6d to 335 od Peale 38s od to 44s cd At Warminfter market, on Saturday Jail, the prices of Britifb Corn were as follow : wheat, by the quarter, 21. 18s. to 31.65. ; barley, 11. Bs. to 21. ; oats, 11. to 45.; beansol. 16s. to 21. 12s. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W. DU!. •RItIVID. 1 DUMhI, I Waterford, a Hamburg!), • Dutch, • Lifbon, PLYMOUTH, MARCH 6. Came in from Torbay the ACHILLE, of 74 guns, Capt. BULLER. Came in from a cruife the SIRIUS. Of 36 guns, Capt. KING; MECARAi of 14 guns, Capt. NEWHOUSE ; and the SYLPH, of :8 guns, Ca pt. GOATS.—Sailcd on a cruize the MAGICIENN of 32 guns. Orders are Paid to be received here to fit out immediately his Majefly's (hips PLANTAGENET, of 74 guns, and the CONQIEROR, of 74 guns, both new fhips, that were brought here from .he ea& ward to be laid up in ordinary : other Ships are alto Paid to be ordered for immediate equipment, which makes the well withers for Peace look a little gloomy in this neighbourhood. Sailed for Torbay the BRAE LEUR, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral Cowriowooo, and the LONDON, of, 98 guns, Capt. MURRAY. Came in from the Ealtward the NAMUR, of, 90 guns, Captain Ds COURCEY, and the CANADA, of 7+ guns, Captain YOR KR. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7. Yefterday arrived from Yarmouth his Majefty's fhips STANDARD and Rimy, and 'aft night his Ma jetty's (hip CARysrovr ; alto the Fidelity, WEIR, from New Orleans for London, with tobacco ; Deptford, Cow, from London, with ordnance fibres; Fly, Huowim, from Lynn; and Friends, MERCER, from Plymouth, with oats; James, HOFF, from London, with nult.—Sailed his Majelly's fhips RESISTANCE and RENARD on a cruize.—This evening his Majefty's (hip RESISTANCE, Captain Dicuy, is coming up from St. Helen's.—Arrived the EXPERIMENT (loop with oats from Cowes.— SHEERNESS, MARCH. 7. Arrived from the. Downs and failed again for the River, the DIADEM, of 64 guns, Captain Las moult, and la MODEST& fr igate, Captain HINTON, both lately from the Mediterranean.—Arrived and failed again for Yarmouth, with drafts of feamen for Admiral DUCKWORTH'S fleet, the DILIGENCE and ALON zo (loops, with the Birrsari (loop, and BOLD gun brig.—Came down from Deptford the ACUTE gun brig, and Rill fail for Chatham. Went out of harbour, having undergone a thorough re• pair, the JAMAICA frigate; the had wages paid yef terday, and will fail immediately for the Downs. Came in the Aaaow !loop of war to be docked. —Arrived from Shields the Lincoln of Scarbo rough with coals, for the merchants. Wind N. E. moderate. I.TVI:R2001, MARCH Th, Abbey, liam LIN, from this port, is fl.rand ed near Bangor, crew faved. • The Brothers, HAYS, from Lifbon for this port. wa•. lo thz: 24th ult.at Holyhead, one man &0w... ed, ib: Captain much bruited. The Tamer, DROWN, in 29 days from Bahama... came to at the buoys laft. night, fpoke on the 2:1 Fel). the Sifters; PiCR ET, 28 days from London,.boolid to Charlellon, lat. 30. o. N. long. 70. W. all well ; Captain BROWN informs that his Majefty's lhip STORK 'arrived at New Providence, the 29111 Ja nuary, with the Governor on board, after a pat fage of 28 days from England. Arrived—Liverpool Packet, Waite, from Charletton ; Grace, Bartley,from hence at Londonderry ; John Bull, Wright, from ditto at Africa; Lochnell, M'Dougall, from ditto at Leghorn ; and Thomas and Robert, Church, from savannah, at Bowden's. MARCH _4. A ita tvr o—The Windfor Caftic, Curry; Arthur Howe, Bain ; and ACtive, Mills, from hence at Africa; Mary Ellen, Jump; Royal Edward, Griffith; and Ceres, Ellie, from hence at Old Calabar; John Bull, Wright, from hence at Camerooons; Commerce, Poftichwaite, from hence at Tortola; Endeavour, Sherwood, front hence at Grenada; Lady Cretinonic, from hence at Antigua; Eliza, M‘Lean,from hence at Trinidad ; Penelope, Parker,from hence at Dominica; Apollo, Pitt, from hence at Martinico; Two Sifters, Sinclair, from Africa at De merara; Adelaide, Munn, from hence at Baltimore. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, MARCH 7.—Remain in the Downs the 'hips as per la R.—Wind E. N. E. . GRAVESEND, MARCH 7.—Pafred by the Hope, —, from Lilbon ; Harmony, —, from Mid dleburgh • Three Friends, DRANcY , from Calais ; Albion, fIARPER ; and Princefs, LIGHTLY, from Hamburgh. Sailed the BENGAL, CARMINE ; UNITED KINGDOMS, BULLOCK; and LORD NEL SON, SPOTTIEWOOD, for India; Sufannah, SKEL• Tow ; and Ann, —, for St. Kitts ; Fortuna, SCHULTZ, for Rouen ; Liberty, —, for New. foundland; Helena, HARRIS ; and Bolina, WHIT. MELD, for Hamburgh. At Philadelphia The Kin ;Ron, Morris. from Calcutta. At New Providence--Enterprize, from Clyde; and Hamilton, Hyndman, from London. At Liverpool—Tamer, Brown, from Bahamas; Liverpool Packet, Waite, from Charleftown ; Nabby, Jackfon, from KW calla ; &trey. —, from New York; and Mars, Sheffield, from Charleltown. At Demarara—Two Sifters, Sinclair, from Africa. At Rclfaft—Patty, Snell, front Philadelphia. At Newry—Maria Magdalena, —, from Meant At Hoy:ake—Fame, Harvey ; and Maria, Pike, from Lifson. At Trinidad—Eliza, hiPLean, from Liverpool. At Antigua—Lady Cremorne, Gibfon, from Liverpool. At Grenade—Endeavour, Sherwood, from Liverpool. At New York—BeMilt, Waterman, from London. The Two Brothers, Orloff, from Amfterdam for Rochelle, got on lhore near Fecamp, azd February. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the NAIAD, for the capture of the Maria and Elizabeth, a diftribution will be made on the NAIAD'S arrival at port. For the Spanill brig San Rafael, and the Genoefe polacco la Vittoriofo, captured by the Cu LLODEN,TH FSEUS,SEA HORSE,ALLIANCE,BULL Doc, and Peas cos, a diftribution will be made on Monday, the 29th init. at Arundel-ttreet, Strand. On Friday Advice was received at the India- Houfe of the fife arrival, off Dover, of the GANGES, freighted with a cargo of rice from Ben gal, which Prefidency the left the latter end of Auguil. The GANGES is a regular rice-(hip, and was licenfed ha year by the Honourable the Court of Direetors to proceed to India for grain. The Difpatehes for Madras and Bengal by the (hips LORD Net.sois and BENGAL, were finally doled - at the EaR India-Houfe on Saturday, and delivered to their refpeetive Purfers : there are the laft regular Coaft and Bay (hips of the feafon: Paffengers per LORD Net soN.—For Bengal—Lieutenant Colonel. James Macgregor, Lady and Daughter; Melfrs. H. Shakefpear, and Riven Grindall, Welters ; Mr. Grayfun HaU, Affiftant Surgeon ; Mr. Patrick Stewart ; Mitfes Barbara Dunbar, Anna Stewart, Sophia Wilhelmina and Louifa Fle ming, arah BamPton, and Elizabeth Gordilera For Madras—Mr. Jof. Dacre, Writer. Per Be sroat..—For Bengal—Mr. Charles Ray Martin, and M. H. Turnbull, Writers • R. Williams, and John Fullarton, A ffiftant Surgeons ; Edutund Craigie, W. G. Mackenzie, and Thos. Watfou, Cadets ; and Mils Janet Robenfon. For Madras—rMeffrs. Wm. Williams, and Henry Fowle, Af fißant Surgeons. The Premiums-of Infurance on Vetfels failing from the Port of London to feveral different parts, experienced a further reduCtion during the lait week, viz. • • To Weymouth, Plymouth, &c. from 2U. to IV. 9d. per Cent. Alderney, Guernfey, and Jerfey, Briftol, Wales, and the Coat! of Lanealldre ; and the Southern, Eaftern, and Northern Coafts of Ireland, from 1 .54. to 214. The Weftern Coati of Ireland, from 3rs Ed. to 26.. 3d. Rotterdam, Amflerciam, and Embden, from 31s. 6si. to 211. Bremen and Hamburgh, 315.6 d. to 265. 3d. Neutral (hips to India, from 61 to 51. The infurance from any of the !rah Ports to the Baltic, has been lowered from 5 to 3 Guineas per cent.—to Portugal, from 24 to 11—to America, from 51. to 21. 'The aduiarice on VeffelsfrOm the Baltic to any Britifh Port. is reduced from five Guineas to one and a half. From the Leeward Itlands to England or Ireland, from 3 to a Guineas : • and from Otebee to ditto, 4 to 3 Guineas. The premiums on Vents from Jamaica to Great Britain and Ireland have advanced from 3 Guineas to 4 per Ccnt. The brig Favourite of Irvine, Co use It marl er, from Tobago, with fugar and rum, for Port Glafgow, was driven on the rocks at a fmall port near Boy -1 igh, county of Donegal, in the dreadful florm of th!' 2 ft January !aft, and Ibortly after went to pieces. The Captain and crew, the mate excepted, happily got to land; but the unfeeling rople on the coati not only plundered them of every thing which floated to the !bore, but even Role, as they if ripped themfelves, the clothes which they took from their backs to dry, and left them almoit completely def titute. Nor could they get even any thing to car, till they reached Glenculag. Here the minitter of the parifh, the Rev. Mr. RAWLTON, mot humanely fupported them for two days, and Capt. DODP, of the Northumberland regiment, and Mi. Mosyroo MERV of Mount Charles, fupplicd them with othet needful matters. At Ballythannon, the officers of the Northumberland regiment made afublcription for them amounting to 51. 13s. 6d Bradt' ; and at Ennitkillen the ferjeants and privates of the 21 ft regiment (Scotch Futileers) moil generoutly fob. fcribed amongll themielves, for their farther aid, 161. 165. id. 1