Star. — London, England, 1805-08-28 00:00:00

Mr k VICTUALLING OFFICE, Asp, sy. dos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLMG HIS M.I7EST7's NAVY, i berske fins Natio, hat the Advertdcrnent from this Office, dated the 59th indent, Appointing Friday the 30th irritant, to receive tenders in writ. log, (faded up,) and to treat " for Nett quantity of BISCUIT, made from Whole Mal, as the rtfpeaioe Mended:turas of , " that Article may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in a " Month, by weekly proportions, into .his Mais(ty's Vidtualling " Stares at Deptford," is hereby reveled and that Jolts:ad there of, th e raid Commidi.mers will be ready an the fame day, to re wive tenders in writing, (faded up) and to treat for the fpeeide quantity of ONE THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, to be made 1 from Whole Meal, and to be delivered in three weeks, by weekly proportions, irto His Majsfty's Viattalling Stores at Deptford, to be paid for by Bills payable with interclt ninety days after date. N. B. No 'fender for a Ids quantity than Three Hundred Bap will be admitted. l'he Conditions of the Contradt may be few at the Secretary's No regard will be bad to any 'Tender is which the jbice flail sot be infe►ted is word, at learb,or that /X not be delivered to the Board is fire Oar .'Clod ea the faid Friday the 30th itifiacrt, ger seclefs the Perfort who main the ?'ender, or fame Perjim se hie &haft, attends, aiifscw when called/or. PEMBROKESHIRE. -1- ''HE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CORNISH DOWN and SCOTSBOROUOH, with CAMS MILL, ad vertifed to ba fold by Audion at the Ball Inn, in 'Denby, no $311115. day the zsth of September, dos, is unavoidably deferred titil fur. ther notice.--Auguit 27, 1250.5. This day was pablifbed, in a pocket fize, price as. 6d. ' T HE GA ME LAW S ; being a comprehedi ve and familiar Treadle upon that Subjedt ; comprifing all the Statutes and Rcfo!utions of the Courts relating to Deer, Hares, Rabbits, Pheafants, Partridges , Groufe Felh, and other Objeets ' of Sport ; together with the alifieatiOns by Eftate and Certifi cate for killing Game; the Appointment and Authority of a Game Keeper ; the Mode of recovering Penalties under the Game Laws ; the Law concerning Trefpafs in the Purfuit of Game; and the general Law relating to 1)op. Fifth b:dition, corredted and en larged. London Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portapi-lbaet, Lincoln's Inn. .Fnee the LOPILiQN GAZBTTA 4a fl 27, WHITEHALL, AUG. 2S. This evening, about half pall eight o'clock, depart ed this life, at Glcuce(ler•houfc, after a long ill refs, his Royal Highnefs WILLIAM Hswes, Duke of Gloucefier, to the great grief of their Majellies and all the Royal Family. LOAD CHANIBEILLAtII I S OFFICE, AUQ. 27. Orders for the Court's going into Mourning on Sunday, the to of a. ptemher pext, for his late Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gloucefter, his Majelly's Bro Cher, viz. The Ladies to wear black Allt, plain m oflin, or long lawn, crape, or love hoods, black Mk Owes, black glazed gloves, and black paper fans. Undrcfs, black or dark grey unwatered tabbies. The Gentlemen to wear black cloth, without buttons on the &eves or pockets, plain muflin or long lawn cravats and weepers, bLek (words and buckles. Undrefs, dark grey frocks. The Earl Marihal's Order for a General Mourning for his late Royal Highilefil WILLIAM 1 - Ir N r,Duke of Gloucelter. In purfuince of his Majelly's commands, there are to give public Notice, that it is expefted that, upon the prefent occafion of the death of his late Royal Highncfs WILLIAM HENRY, Duke of Gloncef ter, all perfons do put themfelves into decent mour ning ; the Paid Mourning to begin on Sunday next, the aft day of September. (Signed) Noxtocx, Earl Martha]. Auguft 22, sgos. NORSE GUARDS, AUG. 27. Majelly does not require that the Officers of 'my fhould wear any other mourning on the melancholy occafion than a back crape round :ft arms, with their uniforms. By command Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, HARRY Car.varer, Adjutant General of the Forces. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, AUG. 27. bfajefly cloth not require that the Officers of !et or Marines Mould wear any other mourning pt efent nuelancholy occafion of the death of his Highnefs the late Wir.r.ram HENRY, Duke of :(ter, than a black crape round their left arms, Aeir uniforms. (Signed) WM. MARSDEN. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAN OFFICE, AUGUST 27. ,oval Regiment of Horce Guards Lieutenant Johil Thoits to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe, vice Horfeley, who re - and Clement Hill, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, _ promoted. Dragoon Guards—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Fuller, the loth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, whit , purchafe, and Enfign Alexander htGregor, from the sth Jot, to be Cornet, without purchafe. , Regiment of Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Balfour to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchafe. h Ditto... Cornet Thomas Mackay to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice T. C. Browne, who retires. ‘ Regiment of 14.ght Dragoons—Captain Charles Palmer to be jor, without purehafe, vice Fuller, promoted in the lit Dra g Guards, and Lieutenant Simon George Newport, from f pay of Homperch's Muuntcd Riflemen, to be Lieutenant, shout purchafe. Ditto—Cornet Thanes Pryer to be Lieuttwast. without ..to—Edward Fulton Phelps, Gent. to be Cornet, without irchafe, vice Weitropp, promoted. — •to:-George Doherty, Gent. to be Cornet, without par ., .ice Mors, promoted. Ditto—Major Neil Talbot to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with -orchafe, and Enfign HoullounWallace, from the 911 k Foot, e Cornet, by purchafe, vice Stevenfon, promoted. Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Richard Augullus Sey to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchafe. Ao—Cornet John Halliday Martin to be Lieutenant, with irchafe. ..to--James Collier, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice Calder. !eafed. ,gllll,nt of Foot Guards—Enfign Jofeph Lautour to be Lien :nt, vice Sabine, deccaft.d. •gi-nent of Foot—Q2arter Maitor-Serjeant Thos. Richards, quarter-Mafia, vice Haugbton, who refigns. to—Enfign Henry Leptis Hopkins, from half pay of the Foot, to be Enfign, vice Drew, promoted in the 35th , and Harvey, Gent. to be Enfign, without purehafe, M'Gregar, apt olnted to the ift Dragoon Guards. • tto—Enfign Thomas Croft to be Lieutenant, without pur , vice Smith, fuperfecloci, and George Henry Danfoy, Gent. Enfign, vice Crofs. to—Enfign St. Leger Hill to be Lieutenant, without put !, vice Crcagh, promoted in the 95th Foot, and JaziesWhh- Got.t. to be Eidign, vice Hill Ditto--Lieutetant Hays to he Captain of a Coin. wi. hula purchafe. Honourable floury Cadogan, ftom the 53d , to hr LiciltMalit-Coloacl, by pluFbafe, vice elhogjainy retires. UR Dittos—Mater yawls Masi, keen kolf-pay tithe roft flar rifon Battalion, to be Meld., edge Taylor. who e use, and Lieutenant Robert Wham Twill", from the 4 7 00 4 to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. aath Ditto—Endo John Blake tope Lieutenant, by markt Tire Heddewlch, promoted In the Sth Weft India Regime*. 30th Ditto...tnagnOwen Wynne Grey to be Lieutenant: oriOlh purehatie, vice courtnay,proanoted in the 3d Garrifon Battalion ; Warrington Carden, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Grey. 35th Ditto..-Enfign Richard bre:we/ram the jib Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe; Hofpltal-Mate James Shelley to be AfEitant Surgeon. 40th Ditto--Chriltophor Clarke, Efq.late Captain in the 66th Foot, to be Paymafter of the ad Battalion, vice Apperley. 43d DittorGearge Ridour, Gent. to be Enftgo, without Fireballs,. vice M'Neale, who refigns ; Serjeant David Fisk: to be (bas ter Mager, vice Barr, who rdigus. 47th Diun--Enfign James Warren to be Lieutenant, without put. chafe, vice Elwood.promoted in the 99th Foal ; Enka George Forger Sadlier to be Lieutenant, by perchate, vice Holeklufon, promoted; Philip Dundas, Gent. to be EnOgn, vice Warren. loth Ditto—Thorcas Bate, Gent. to be Entagn, by porchalp, lice Coleridge, promoted in the 524 Foot. 53d Ditto—Major John Mania, from half-pay of the late Surrey Rangers, tope Major, vice Sande, who exthatiges. 34th Llittu—John Huller, Gent. to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Darby, whole appointment has not taken place. 6oth Ditto Lieutenant Aubrey Carteret Bowers, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Anne/lel, who exchanges ; Milit ant Surgeon John Carroll to be Surgeon. eke !riedler.foperfeded. 62d Ditto—lieutenant C. W. Ker to be Captain, without map chafe, vice D'Alton, appointed to the . 9oth Foot. 66th Ditto John Manley, Fiq. to be Paymafter of the ad Bat talion. 78th Ditto—Charles Rolscrtfon, Gait. to be Enke, without pre chafe, vice Makay, whole appointment has not taken place; Morrifon, Gent, to be Eofign, vice Grant, who react= Sift Ditto--Licutmant Arnold Tboospion to be Paymafter oldie id Battalion. Sad Ditto—EnEgn Thomas Prof to be Lieutenant, ',Moot par chafe; Wa;ter Pearfe, Gent. to be EaUgo, vice Froft. 83d Ditto—Captain Jofephua Seelinger, from the King's German Legion, Ito be Captain of a Company, without porelmfe. 87th Ditto—Major Charles William Doyle, from the thels Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by porthole, vice Cochrane, wbo re tires; &dip and Adjutant Alexander Wilton to have the rank of Lieutenant 90th Ditto—ideutenint Francis Anneßey, from the 60th Foot, tot be Lieutenant, vice Bowers, who exchanges. tooth Ditto—Lirutenaut Samuel White, from the 9th LightDrs. goons, to be captain of a Company, without porcbak, vice Bel vaird, appointed to the 95th Foot. Royal Regiment of Malta—Hotpital Mate Clement Banks, and J. Camilliere, Gent. to be A Mont Surgeons. Royal Waggon Train—Affillarit Surgeon George Borkkgh, from the 38th Foot, to be Affiftant Surgeon. 3d Crarrifon Battalion—William Rote Winter, Gent. to be Infign, vice Hall, promoted. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon John Warren to be Deputy Intpaftor of iforpitalls. Deputy Purveyor Robert Stavin to the Purveyor to the Pfiffte& Royal Mang Fencibles—John Edward Lee, Gent. to be Baby, vice Moore, who refigns. Port/mouth Volunteers,-Gartrill iVIPdoe, Oa*. to be Ififkgs, vice Seam, who ears. I MIKOILAMDUK. • AlBßant Surgeon Walter Borlafe, of the ad iteighoent of Foot/ is fuperfeded. Lieutenant W. D. Taylor, of the Bth Regiment of Foot, Is fa perfedod, being able:at without leave. ERILATA in the Gazette of the scab July. sth Dragoon Guards. For Cornet 74,8 Wrizon to be Lieutenant without mask, Read Cornet Harry Wrizon to be Llentenant, whbauf purdah. I la the Gazette of the arch loft. 9th Light Dragoons. For James Maxwell. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Mu kenzie, promoted, Read James Maxwell Wallace, Gent. to be Cornets by Made vice Mackenzie, promoted. Commiaiens in the Gofport and Alverftoke Battalion of Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieu tenant of the County of Hants. Dated Augull 7 • 24, !Sof. Junes Neale, Efq. to be Captain. vice Halter, refired. Enfign Richard White to be Lieutenant, vice Node, promoted. Benjamin Fox, Gent. to be Enfign , vice White, promoted.' Commilfions in the North WoIJ Yeomanry Cava. ry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of 'he County of Lincoln. Dated July 30, 1805. Ili Troop. The Honourable Charles Pelham to be Captain ; John Upple- I by, Gent, to Licutenant; Thomas Harnes s Gent. to be Cornet 2d Troop. Sir Henry Neltborpe, But. to be Captain ; Chides Uzp o l not eby, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Edward Holgate, Gent to be Commiaions in the Dosfetthire Yeomanry Cavalry, • figned by the Lord Lieutenant. jams John Kirquharion, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Browne, promoted; Henry &yruer, Gent. to be. Cornet, 'vice Ballard, promoted. Dated Augult to, 180.5. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Grigg and Alexander Pouidea, of Portia, Hants, Ma ntes, folicitors, and conveyancers, November 18, 1806. Nathan Ruft and William Raven, at Mill End, Rickmanfworth, Herta, and at New Mills, near lieulay-ußon-Thames, Oxfottlibire. Auguft 23, 1805. Mary Marriott, Thom7s Marriott, John Marriott, and WU• that Rubinfon, at Manebettcr, cotton (planers, lune 2, alloy. Mary Collett, and Catharine Falkner, of oath, Pasnerfedblra wine and fpirit merchants, Auguft 'l,olos, 134NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. °etcher is. Charles Carson, of Ponces, Hants, flkopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Henry Geary, of Warrington, Laneaalike, linen and woollen-dra per, dealer and chapman, to furrender September I, 9, and October 4, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, IVlanchefter. Attorrdes, Men. Johnfou and Bailey, Manchefter. James Huddlefton ' now or late of Lasater, vietualler, dealer and • chapman, Auguft 29, at four, Auguft 30, and October 8, at twelve at the Plough, Hinkley, Lekdterfhire. Attomies Mr. litiekard Walter Forlats, • No. 8. Ely-place, Hatboro, Lo ndon; or Mr. Edward Thomley, Samuel Bunn, of Great Charlotte Itstet, Blackfrian-road, Surrey, merchant, dealer and chapman, Auguft 3t, September 14, and October 8, at ten, at Guildhall Anomie*, Marrs. French and WlMants, Caftle-ftreet John Mae, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and ehapman, Sept. IS, 17, and Odtober 8, at one, at the Globe Tavern, LivapooL-- Attornies, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool; or Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, London. Thomas Wood, late of Sculcoatts, Yorklktre, dealer In fpirittious liquors, and anima°, Auguft 30, Sept. 3, at eleven, and Oetober 8, at five, at the George Inn, Klngfton•upon Hall. Attornles, Meffrs. Sykes and Knowles, Befwell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Martin, Hull. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 25. William Allen, of Manclaiter, banker, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manehefter. Sept. 23. William Whittaker, o Manehefter, merchant; at four, at the Spread Eagle len, Manchefter: Sept. 17. George Loth, William LoOt and John Robinfon, of Newcaftle upon-Tyne, ironmongers, dealers, ehapmen, and partners, at eleven, at the Shakefpeare Tavern; ktewcaftle•apon- Tyne. • • Sept. 25. James Howell, late of Stratfitld Saye, Hants, farmer, dealer and alumnae), at one, at the White Hart, at Whitehurch, Hants. Sept. 19. Thomas Duffy, of Manchefter, manufacturer, dealer and avatars, at dna, at the Dog Tavern, Mancktfter. ' Si*. 24. James Curry, of Manchefter, merchant, dealer and chapman, at three, at tie Star Inn, Manchefter. Sept. 20. John Campheft, of Epworth, Lincolnfbire, mercer, dra per, tleakr and ehapman, at ten, at the Red Lion has Epworth. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Philip Rolfe% jun. late of the City of Limerick, tallow chandler, to furrender of the stets and lath September and sth Odtober mmt, at the Royal Exchange. LoNnom. WEDNESPAY, AUGUST at. •lIICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLO(!Rr Canfols, for money ;71i —for account 5” —Reduced SS fl Osmium at--Excla Bills, par is. prom. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 178 India Bonds, is. a as. diL per C. Red. Ana. Old Ejch. Bills, is. diE is. prem. 3 pa Cent. Cord 571 Oninia4.3,ll prem. 4pa Cent.lsl 76 7511 Ens%Di Tickets, 191.55. 5 per C COL Navy Ulf Conf. for ace. 581 The following ilatement is copied from a moraing paper of this day.—We fincerely hope and firmly be hoe there is not one word of troth in it : r k is at length finally arranged, that the Bridih Army dented • to aa collie Continent, in ecinjonalon with the Auftrisn and ■ Ruffian Form, is to confift of so,ooo dr.:dive men, ender the ▪ following Commander., via. I. Lieut. •Ciketeral Ms Royal litglinfe tbe Mime CutiTgaLANDI 1 4 Commander in Chia Lieut.-Genenl Sir Pais, POLT=N tT b tO beSegood in Cons a mond; snd a Major-General Ns Royal Higheats the Doke of CArisivoa, ■ to have the eaausaad of the SwOltle Amy, with the German si Au:Narks to be thereunto attaehoi. " Whether tide impalement:a are under fruit/ aidie#o, sr as emanate from the ordinary gram OW Mlnifter. is not yet Ile s dwelt hat whey will mitare/ay occaikia matia - kalaa• 41fm1 . - " flon. we imp fael it oar duty to elks (ea iikaandaas spas a " Military Arrangement, foriahkh the public min" i certainly " ouprepared!" The arrangements between this country and Raffia are, we are stored, already formed s and the firft payment of the fubfidy of the latter IS now prepar ing to be fent to Petertborp,ll. Great quastities of dollap are congaing for this porpofe. Several of the Cabinet Minitters are now at Weymouth, with the Kum, in confequence of the way fstisfagorY nature of the left advice: received front Ruffle. We infert the fogowing communication fent yeller day to Lloyd's, a part of oar impreffion basing been worked off before the Note was fent into the City : ADMIRALTY OFFICE. AUGUST 27. P. letter from Admiral Crawlyactrs, dated the, aad inft. Dates, that on the preceding evening the Bre ft fleet, confifting of 2 t failof line of battle &fps, aad four frigates, appeared outfide of the harbour; the Admiral anchored his fleet off the Black Rock, and in the morning endeavoured to Wing the enemy to anion; but when their beadmoft fhip was within gun fhot the fired g broadfide and tacked, the reft doing the fame, and took their anchorage between the Point at the entrance of Bre. An at!. " tempt was made to cut off the fiernmoff drips, but' “ a heavy fire of (hot and (hells from their batteries " prevented its fuscels." A letter from an Officer on heard the Vp,Lit DI Piers Rates, , 4 that on Thnrfday bilk the in-ihoet fquadron off &eft informed Admiral Ctiaawaitts • that the French fleet were in Camaro Bay. He im mediately Rood in with his fleet, and anchored with out them, making the hgnal that at dawn of day the next morning the !hips were to weigh and attack the enemy, and that the Vitta Da Patti would lead into staion. This took place, but only the VILLA Di Pa s ass and two other tips were engaged, as the fleet Fut and flipped their cables, and got back to Brelt."if... (See ofD our Plymouth letter.) " 'The movements of the enemy were VI obferved by the Pacoima cutter, which had been ordered to watch the harbour. On the fignal being made, Ad miral CoenwaiLip, whole fleet confifts . of cighteepj fail of the line, prepared to giye battle licit morning,l and did what he could to bring on a general engage ment. The enemy. however, Gummed it, and it is very probable they had no with to come to dole ac tion, but rather intended to occupy the attention of our fquadron, and prevent detachments being fent from it in purfuit of the Combined Fleet. On the 22d the Dutch fleet in the Texel alfo made a movement, indicating a defign to come out, but Admiral Russ al's fleet heaving in fight, they aban doned their intention. It is not unlikely that this Movement may have bad a fimilar objea with that of the Breft fleet, to keep the whole force of the block ading fquadrons on their Rations. A letter which bas appeared in the French papers (hews that there bas been an aaion in the Mediterra nean between the Carthagena fleet and a Britifh fqua dron, probably the one commanded by Admiral Sir R. IficceaTom. Froth the outlet of the letter one would expealt to terminate with fome grand difplay of Spanifh bravery ; but it ends far otherwife— the fire of the Britifh obliged the Span& van to hauttheir wind. In other words, they Red ; and yet they boat that the Admiral, by his inane:row only, castled our Mips to (land off. The Spanifh fleet re turned into port the next day. The following is the I letter to which we allude : MADRID, JULY 30.--Rear.Adedrai DOD JOSE/ Jusro SAL. CIDo, Who is at Carthagtna, with the Mips under his command, has made feyeral cruises, during which he found an opportunity to alarm the enemy, and to =left his navigation in the Mediter ranean: Oa the a3d init. he fent a Report to the Government, that the Cost watch having on the Roth inf. at won-let, made the thaw! for leveret fail to the fouth of Carthagena, which they took for an enemy; and be having alto received intelligence that two tinglith brigs were above Portman, be refolved to furprim the lat ter, and to intercept the former. With that intention be order - ea four Blips, the Pauli, Guerro, Afia, and St. Ramon, to be towed out during the night, under the command of Dow pew Jour bloartwas, and early in the following morning, be got under weigh with the reit of lib (quadrat. The foremoft !hips were ob liged to haul their wind, from the incethint the of du enemy ; but when the Admient badjukswil the fquodroo, be the dimly, oily by his wommei b soak' sad -mo tote Pen the nut day." One of the clreurnflanees which tended to bri^l matters to a cries between France and Auftria wa , a declaration in the ultimatum of the former, g 4 ttat fisould Auftria permit Ruffian troops to put foot on her territories, whether by force or by fraud,it would be confidered as an at of aggrefiion on the part of FRANCIS 11. and tantamount to a declaration of war againft the Emperor of the French." The march of the Ruffian army, nOtwitbllanding this threat, thew, that the gmperor of Giamatti , had refolved to per. revere in his refolution to oppofe theta Wets encroach. menu made by Bowararra on the fafety and inde peudence of Europe. The King of Noss's too, there is force reafon to - believe, will follow a line of conduet very different from what moft men would ex pel from the general politics of the Court of Berlin for force years pail. On Monday, at half pall three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Mr. Pyre. houfe, in Downing areet, fuppofed to be in confequence of the interview s which Mtnifters bad with the Ruffian Ambafrador in the courfe of the morning. His Excellency was at, Lad Vlvicaeve's Office till fix o'clock. Three difpatches arrived in the eourfe of Monday from Ireland for Mr. Forrea. They were yefterslay feat down to him at Tunbridge Wells. Lor,d Karrn failed on Sunday to join Admiral Rosana:a Fleet off the Terel, and on Monday the Z tempt (loop of war failed with additional difpa tc h es fries the Admiralty. An Order of Council was iffitecton the tellt intl. for the eflablithileut of a Fourth Divifion of Royal Marines, to be &dotted at Woolwich, confifting o f thirty-one Companies; 'One Naval Colonel, one Co. hostel Commandant, one Second Colonel Cornwall. ink, three Colonels, three Majors, two Adjutants, cue Barrack Mailer, one . (tarter Matter, oueStrx . ron, &c. • • The Lords of the Treafury have lately determined got to rellore, in future .* apy turpottine, hemp, or other naval floyes, which may be feized for mg* 9f their being inferted is alp proper docnnegtkara being fent coaftwife. • •••• YsQerday afternoon,' ;beat half pall three o'elock, Vircount C AST L 11A,6 0, Lord Mvsoaava, Mr. PITT, and Mr. LONG,* walked from Mr. PITT'S house to the Stairs in New Palace-yard, where one of the ref. Ibis invented by Sir Stoney SMITH was waiting for them. They flopped frame time till a letter was brow ht to Mr. Pirr, and after he had read it they lit o r e down the River.. Sir Smarm Settru cause is *out ten minutes after,..jp,a poft chaife, with trov kvs go, pad o gun„ig 'bas hand ; he got into ; wherry, and ordered . cb watermeo to f,410w ;be party with all poffibls five . d. The machine, npo which about twenty perfous flood, paired through Illickfriar's.bridge with fuch rapidity, that not* of the watermen's !wail could keep pace with it. The gafconading pote in the Moniker (lay before ant Readers'yefterday) fags; is You know as well as ire do whet you (the Englills) have to expert from: contell by Lind." ? ...,-,-Yes-..the events that took place in Egypt have informed us, that fhould llye , enemy efeape our naval force and reach our thorn, Britons can conquer Frenchmen on land.—" It is true" fay; the fame article, " that in Maritime War you un- , doubtedly have acquired, and hitherto preferred a , reel fuperiority ; but you are indebted for it to treachery." Let us appeal to - the common Ade of ) mankind. Were the victories of Earl Howl, Ertl Sy: Vawcawr, Lord Dormer!, and Lord Nscson; gained by treachery ? Were the Combined Squadrons • driven from the WO /min by treachery ? Hare the Navies of Great Britain been enabled to form 0.1 girdle round the wojld" by treachery t aetatnein himfelf knows this to n falfe. The French (perhaps the Imperial) Editor ;ads, that French fquadrons attack us upon our own coalls and that " the Shannon it Molded by a fist ad *whoa km." Is this a mere flip of the pen, or is it one of TitLantearr's rvfie els loserre ? The hint is important when we combine with i t the failing of the combined fleet, and the attempt of the Breit and Texel Ulu. drone to pat to lea. ' Private accounts from France Rate that the French and Spanifh fleets are to co-operate in the expedition againit England ; and that a fquadron of five fail of the line and four frigates, with fevers' tranfports, arc now ready for fea at Toulon, having ro,ooo troops on board. This force is fuppofed to be defined to attack the Ruffians at Corfu. • His MAMMY'S Chile= at Kew is proceeding It fan as pffible. By the ereaion of a callellated range of buildings, oppofite the north front, with a Gothic gateway to the centre, the difagreeable appearance at Brentford is nearly bidden from the entrance of the houfe. Great alterations are making in the gar dens, and feveral new plantations and walks have been formed, with a view to the future difpolition of the grounds, in conquence of the fituation of INS new refidence. MoR of the temples have been re cently repaired and painted, and a foffe is now dig ging in a fetnicircular dircai6n, ',dad, win the houfe from that part of the gardens is which the public may be permitted to walk. The gallant Captain WWI, of the Blanche, is a fon of the celebrated Dr. MUDGII, of Plymouth, the Intimate friend of Sir JosH U• R RTIIo6Dt.. •. - Prince WILLIAM FREDERICK'S Loyal Volunteers will be infpeeted to-morrow, in Hyde-park. LaR Monday the. Grenadier Company of the Whitechapel Volunteer Regiment, commanded by Captain MADDOCICS, marched to WeR Ham to fire at a target for a Inver cup inlaid with gold, value 5o guineas, the gift of Captain MADDOCIS, which was won by Mr. Creighton, of Lemon fireet; after which the Company were elegantly entertained at the Adam and Eve, Wefk Ham, by their Captain. The 3d Battalion of Birmingham Volunteers have offered to extend their fervices, at this moment, to any part of Great Britain. The offer has been ac• cepted. The ad Battalion of the Bth Regiment of Foot, lately quartered at Doncafler, have arrived at Brid lington. On Tuefday fe'nnight, a company of the stR Re giment of Infantry, commanded by Captain marched into Whitby, at which plays they are Cl f petted to ba quartered foot time, Sunday, the Highnefs th • ther, viz. The Ladies ' or love hoods,) fans. Undrcfs, bla The Gentle! 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