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\ = ACCIDENTS PREVENTED. lied ((ratan Enivtos), Price ges. 6d. With Ten Plates, ASTLEY's NEW EQUESTRIAN EDUCA TION.. 4 A GLNERAL KNOWLEDGE of fuels ufcful and noble .irquirensetus elfaittally contribute an the fafety of the Firm:lrian. when expofed to danger in the FIELD of HO NOUR, the CHACE, and on the ROAD. Alfo to Ladies and Gentlemen driving Carriages for Health and Picafure; tiara*/ pet-venting dreadful and hits] Accidents by Hee.% Ic. that ton frequently throw whole Paint:its into the grata WM eallneft and dares. To which lopriefited, INSTRUCTIONS tot GROOMING and FEEDING the HORSE, Plaftrting Its "Loki, Curing Wealth &c. This eLibnen'e new Work, or real utility to all ranks of per is founded on an etperlence of Forty Years fuccefsfol Practice at home and Abroad, including numerous excellent valuable Receipts for the Cure of Meares in Hotfcs—never before publifhed. CY Sketch of the Work: A Accidents, Ivor preventa - 2 3, 2 4. 2 5 Pa .79. lk Advice, Caicos, to Ladies and Oastltinen 77. to . Aids • $1,1%. 74, 73, 76. Air, definition of - . . tit. Aosufement, Fquellrlan, conducive to Health, (preface) 14. Antimony gulden, fuiphur of . - 115, 456. _ __ -- • 142. Apparatus, Equeltsian, engraving aid thick of 10,11,190. Appetite loft, aftcr hard riding, coadered .114,2213,121,126. Appui-telegraphic canimulication,AwAnthoe* idea of it - . 22.11. Apples, excelknt for Hocks - • 90 2 93 1 . Attack and Defence - -- 241, 11, 36, 416 Arvebufade, veterinary, the Author's preparation and oft of it - . . 1177• 2 79 , Arms, [mail, glittering of • • siS. Art and cunning, when neecffary . . 11. Arts andStiencea, how acquired • • 34. Aims • 130,163,1640 6 1. Age of an Horfc, how to know It - • 92.93 Back, fore, from the prefflare of the addle Backing and breaking colts • Bag, Sand, for what porpofe Ballorade, *Mon and Sketch of • Body, command of . . -- pliability of - - Bounty, royal . • - • Bridle, changing of, eonfidered dangertrus Bridle-band, direction of - &c. rlefeription of Bruifes Zialfarn, Tola 1 9• 4'44. it $9. 96. fl. as. $ 6 3. 104, 169, i 76. 138. Cadence, definition of Cabriole, &Mon and (ketch of Careffes, quick, when needfary CaveiTun, cord of--line of - Cambridge, Univerfity riding-fchool Canticts, condemned Carrots, excellent for halides - • Chambrtere, when necelfary - • Changing Dragoon Mew, the pradice of, con demned - - - 1114. 285.. Clarendon, Lord Chancellor, his opinion - 29. allelic and gripes, fyliiptoms of, and aura • 740, 142, College, veterinary - • - 6. Contufion . - • . 169. . Courbrtte, an and fketeh of • 1116. Conititution, how improved; howlwipairoi Vs 6. Cunwallls, Msrqals - ). in% ConmiMons in thst Army, (Preface) . • s% Croupsde, edl/ce and match of • . lig. Cough - . id , Cracked Heels, its. . • Mt 363. . . .3. 4. xis. . i ts, si v a to. - 7.9. Ss. 9, ts. 35, 56. Dathing forward, danger of - 103. • Dialogue, between the Author and a young Catslvy officer - - - 33- "—"--- with a traveller on preferring Horfes on a journey . - *if, - -- -..-...... with the late Mr Richard Jebb i veterinary medicines, Its. - - - 4 6 4* ;6y. Did, regimen of, in lots of appetite; fevers, Ice. isy, 130. Dilutes, to which Horfes are liable, conlidered 114, IS6. Difobedlcme in the Hoeft prevented 4ft PI pg • petition, furious - 74 Dragoons, Light, istb - - OW . Ladies, cootidered ; necefaty of groom, familiarifing Harks to filch - • - IL Drum, found of - 11. Iy. Dublin, lacked-jaw, experiment incfredlual ' i 53. IS4 4.12. 2 7. 34, 180. 3 1111 1r . z.ADFuL This slay was publiTh Ear, motors! Edocation, Equettrian Elcganee, (Preface) liquitatioo, Mange -- Errors—in liorfeniantbfp • - '... Exertlfes# Equeltrian ; Pope's Homer . S. 4I• Bemire, Sword - • 3 4. 18 S. Execution, Equeltrian -a 2. Eyes, difcafes of . - 13$, see. Eye, Horfe'S, knnwledge derived therefrom . 48. Ethiois Woad . - . * LA. Euphorbium - - . ida. F. FaOtions of tfte day difadvantagnsaa to a Hatfentlell 37. 3s, Feeding, properly, diforders prevented by HO, tat. Yeet, preferring of, on a journey . 126, SS& Fever, Route, glitter - 1 3.- Flagg, waving o • • ifs. Ge01;11 Force, its impropriety Prune . • $B. 49 , s'. 59. Is 151, 490 t • Gallop, eonackeed . 102, 103. Call, between the fore legs i enre • 1 47. Generals, modem and oid faced • ad s 111, Pis. Oiddinchs, remedy - 4 ' 144. Glanders * deferipdmwood remedy • • 1 3.1. t.IL Glytter - . • ICI Good or evil, dude of . • 17. - .Gracefulnefs, (Preface) • • • 11. . Granby, Lord • - • illfs. Graft, defertpt lon of ; preventive and ewe - .161, 163. Gripes, froptoms of, and tutu - . I" LS& Grooming. property, In as and wtater. after a day's journey • - Icd, tog. . Gruel. water - - • 130. Ground ivy . . . - 136. Gunpowder., - • - • Um Germany. . • • a. Hi Habits, bad • Ha!, and corn, fulilikates for. kW 1 of appetite Ilud. lofty, necalky of, la We combat . lies, ins. in the Horfe Heel, ob.& tat to It - Heath6rld, Lord _ _ 3 8 . 117, 130. 14, 18s. • 9. • 6g. . -- - Horsey and treacle. excellent far Horfes • - tan, Honour, ISM of, danger, Ike. - - 72. Hoeft, defcription anti utility, (Preface) -7, S, .....-.--. your; - - - 41. •------ draught, fatal accidents prevented - 106,107. .-- refractory - - - - dominion fret? - - • 103, net, friary precautions in purehaang 9 2 ----- indiferimsnaNdy 'demoting. practice condemned 78. - learning to dryw i • the Author's fyltem of tap, to?, Hyde-Park, (Preface) 15. I. and J. Jaw, Inel,ed. es perinwe.s 'hereon Ineffedlual • as 2, 153, 154. mp.. f. Minn, of Hort; s 9 2 . Ilf.•,try rrr.,e!. .. . - - tB5. Irtrn.!.,, fin... toe Author's. to the Fmp•ror of Cer many, by bit koturt Murray Kdtb, ai: ‘ .. pa, lot 174 a • ' a.'• 30, zt. Trot Japaest sad Juhlee, the Autbar'ildea at . So, Sr. K. Leith, Sir Robert Murray ; Min* at Vain Sit 30. 3 1 - KULA a poen, by a Hock. • 6. We, Aim sod midst —lO • ' 35 ' Landas,rewisan of - - . is. Lackner, Geskral ' - . t 8& - Lard, Hog's • - . via. Legs, bracts - • .• • ass . . M. . Mange, fee. getters] cuIV . • - 1 49. Miner Elotfe, capacity • ago. Mange, defcaiption of - .. . 1 Merit, order of, given to the Author Ind Sod, by Lewis XVI. at Verfailles - rpo. • Meadows, Sir Sidney - • 18. Mind, Equeftrian Exereife, u(dul to . . 35. Minuet 1 defcription of that, danced,. It the Am phitheatre of Arts, Weitminfter Bridge 74, 7.fs 76, Mouth, of the Hark, refrdhing of .. 3 1 - Mercury . . 1 49. Mange, in Dogs . - . rit. • Milk . • Ibid. N. Noire, unufaal, familiarizing Harrel thereto a it. Nourithment, part affected - - 170. Natural Paces of the Hoare . tot, ion, 103, 104. Neceffary Precaution. in pureliallug a Hark 91, 91, 93. 94. Noeellay Information to Officers • 33 to 76. - . o. Ointment, green, fee creaked heels. Etc. 148. • ..-.-...... veterinary. 11gypdan, preparation, &•• 160. •••••••••w veterinary tar, preparation. kr- • Did. Opodeldoe veterinary, the Author's preparation and method of tiling it - - 169, 176. *Ozford, votive:Sty of, neeeflity of riding.fehools . 29. Dbiedt, danger confide-red • 2 3. 21 .1 —..... ferocity ditto • • 23 '1 011, Lighted . • • 132. "•-' Tlurn l L l, 4 '' • P. Ibid. 1 1 Pats, natural and artificial. soalidered 41. 1 0 /. 1 0 3. Palk, ketch of - • 212. Pearson apples, by way of reward. ecu. • 9, 12, 12 °' Pardswee, Earl of - - is. Paroling, Author's mode of obtaining a guide . 224. Perfettions .. - - 3 I Plaffe, (ketch of - • 189. Pinch the Havre • . 69, - - Pirouette, *etch of - as. Pillar or pillars t ditto tope and collar 56, 63. 64, 66,67, 70, 72, 182, 184, 129. - piftol, explocton of . . 22,1,5, 17. Powder., veterinary, preparation of, for acute fewest ft:angles, vies, mange, impurities, hc. . rsB, 159. Powders, the Author's general reftorative . 268. Praditioners, young . . 4 1 , Ptiolniment . . 17, 6s. . Prodigality . - 62. :Ctarrelling with Horfes, reprob Q. ated - to, ft. Qs teition. and anfwers, relating to liorres, by Opal, - round, he. . - 13. Quick-eye, acc. . • g h , Is. R. Recruit', evalry S. Refolutioa, whet' Maga? 4 1 9 43. Reward' _ _ litiding.khools, feientifie - - . 5. Fiala. right fide. for what purpofe in leading Berke 4;, 48, I Reennwnendation • - - - I Itelikneo - . . - 59 anti 60. S. • Wilk Ede, sta_ts_ful rest - . 83. w.....r—.... thafiniptfon of - ?A Bc 4 mi.... 1,11.•• nahilin and dope of • 81. Saddle. ilt At e i t'ef ". - •- , $47. Seeing - - A Shakes in ihesider, raged( • : 144. Science, Equeltrian, Wilk anturentents, sce. - 74. noting, conftdercd - - - t is. Sounds, necelfary to diva the Hark in obedience 9, 13 Severekn, his patronage - - 29. - Strains • - - 144. fltE•agics, 41dtlipt1013 of and raitetiT • 131, 132. 1 8Pur • I - - - 47. 48. 70, 71, Seat, Ladles • - - _ So Seat . . - 3 3 , 39, 4 0 . Signals . - - /3. Stirrup, hi lencth - • '- 86. li -g -• 9. Sifter,' it Equcitrian Education, peculiar to the Author . - 190. Stupidity - - 61. Su m . ingle - • 10. SopirlOrity • - • ii: Submiifien • - . 38. Sueeefs . - ' - 63. Science - - • 14. Stirrups • - - 43. Saddle, length of - - ‘ 83 to 86. Spermaceti Liniment - - 148. T. .. _ - Tall, firm . . 34. Tempelance, neceirart - • .9. Term 4-ierre, adtion and Ma - Mach of 60, zo7. Tournaments - (Preface) - to. Teague - - 47. Training to Leap, I:ift method . 97, 9 8 . 99. Travelling, the Author's mode of . 1011. zo9. Treatment, cruel - 6. 48, .• 64. •49..•• • 4 6 , 42r 41. tor. Tender ufige of the Horfe Tr‘dtable Tobacco, water 1 _ U and V. Ungovernable Herres -2, s, 3. Untutored Sclueltrido a (Preface) ts. VllPVirenif - 148. Yoko. &wad of - - v t, IS. View, general, of the Author's Apparatus, En slaving, &c. - - 190. , Vie r Powders for - . • ;$B, 159. Vinegar - . !ICI '.. Walk of a Horfe wondered - .. tor s Ist, 103 Watering, properly, Ditaufes prevented thcerby i to, it i. WOW-galls, Cure for - 1 45. 1 46. Wnrockes, ike. - • - - 144. Waggon, perfons killed by 23. Young Horfev - - - 4ri 12 4,144, tB4. Young Praditionen " - - - 41. '' Zedoary -.— - 117. Sold by R. Creed, Agert and PubMier, No. a, Sorry-fide of Weftinlidier-bridse ; &If., in London, by ligenon, 'Whitehall ; asap*, Pall. Mall ; Miller, Bond-than ; Form, Piccadilly; Rana, Strand; Melia Tann , P. oyal Exchange ; Wilidnfon • Corn bill ; Lackington, Pildbury-fquare ; and Badlem, Illar.ktrian 'toad. And In the country. by Harm!, Bath; Bull, ditto; Bo!yin and Co. Brillol ; Brown..!i:to; Swinney, Birmingham ; Blink. ditto; Simmons, Blandiortl •, Ingram, Bury St. Edmund,; Combes. Cowes; Ronat•m, Coventry; Poole, Chetter; Sim mons and Co. Canterbury; Kerner, Colchnthr ; Mr= and C O . Chartgonl; I.ong. ; Fiona, Dover; Drury. Derby; Pmnington, Durham; Truman and Son, Exeter; Jubn thlar, Edinburgh; Smith, ditto; Conlon, (:.(port; Cole, Green-. vet& ; InPihotAki, f iltigow; P ec k, H u ll ; Brown, e.itto; Braitiewane, Kendal ; iii:l • t Ire . Liverpool; Clore. ditto; Mgr tit and C's. ditto; Birans, Leeils; Wahneby, lam-alter; I.eb, IA - vv. • ; Hopper and Co. Mancha act ; Brew, worth, New r.rt ; inevenfan, Norwich; Walker. Neweallie•upon-Tyne: iticlurds, Plymouth; Holland, Plymooth-Dock; Mottley, Porthantab; Smart awl Co. Reading; Hollis, Koinfey ; Col lins, Sabilon7; Skeiam. Noothmipton ; Baker, ditto; Broad r: k, Sevienrousgh; J.Jesanl% 17 ...wich; Krtheht. Wilulfor I • mt.-. Worn Rer; Border, Wm/herr; Robins, ditto; W, ymou:h; York; and Downcs, Varmt.uth. And ro •n hr I , .1 ..f MI the rlnzlpM Pnokfrilm in the Kirplop: lizt• ta and FROM THE NiIMBEIRCH MAIL. FICIIITEIERS of kUSSIA. &PT. 14.-...-TMs day palled through this place (what place is not men tioned) a Courier from the French Chef de Bri gade UROC, at Peter{burgh, g ain to Paris. This Courier is the bearer of his Is(realm. Ma esTY's approbation of an an-Ingestion of the dif ferences with the A.uffian Court, which had ben propofed to his IN IPTILIAL MAJzor by the French Government; and this with the aforance that this arrangement would be figned by the Ruffian Am baffacka, M. MARCOW, on his arrival at Paris. Hamm:Rea, SEPT. 22.—The Copenhagen offi cial Gazette of the t sth init. and private accounts announce, that the reflitution of the Danifh Well- India Hands bas hitherto been delayed, becaufe , the Dana Court not only refufes to content to the confifcation df the Freneb, Spanifh, and Dutch property accumulated there lace the year sy, but it everidesnands of the Englith to reflore thole • itlands in the fame (late in which they were fur.. o rendered. It farther requires an indemnification for the expences occalioned by its late hoftile ar nuuments againll Great Britain. The Britifh Mi nifiry, however, have not only refufed to grant (itch extravagant claims, but infill usnn the ftrid execution of that article in the capitulation which Ripulates the confifcatlon of enemies' property in the Danifh iflands. According to letters from Santa Cruz. this pro perty has aCtually been confifcated and fold, under a eommiffion appointed for that purpofe by the Engin Governor, Brigadier-General Feascis FULLst. • The Danifh Well-India Merchants, finding themfelves in a moil diftreffed condition, in conic quence of the long interruption of their trade have lately become Co clamorous, that their Go: vennnent have felt it neceffary to Rate the grounds of the delayed realtution of its Well-India pole!: lions. The Portuguefe Envoy Extraordinary at Pe teriburgh, has met with' a moil gracious reception on the part of the Imperial Court, and received affurances that the Emperor will interelt himfelf both by negotiation and other means, for the in dependence of his old and faithful ally Portugal. The Hon. AarKua PAGET has arrived at Vi enaa. Lord Miwro was preparing to quit that, capital in a few days, on his return to England. Bow APA ATE, by remonfirances and threats, has' at lag prevailed on the Court of Vienna to ac knowledge the new King of Etruria. On the other hand, it i s confidently reported, that at the re- . quell of the Pert the dignity of an EleCtor Arch bilhop of Cologne, and of a Prince Bilhop of Mon iker, is to be preferred. To pacify the Knit] of PRUSSIA, who fo firongly infifts upon the feculari zations, Anaria and Fiance are fail to be both willing that the Brifgaw than be granted as 'an equivalent to his Mara) , for the lots of the Bilbop ric of Milliner, and other indemnities which he ezpoeed to have in'Weftphalia. . . LONDON. WEDIESDAY, SEPTEMBER io. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Ccnt. Cong 5:11i —for ucount, jBf. °maim 6 51 1. • Minx, SEPT clout 26. S Per C. Goy. Deb. 291-4 per Cent. Growl Clin. Deb-PP .. 6 per Cent. Deb. 115. • By Tome accounts from the frontiers of linfro, but we know not how far they may be depended . upon, it would appear that the differences between France and Raffia have been adjtilled. Should this prove true, Doaot's milfion to Peteriburgh has been more fuccefsful than was generally be lieved. Some mifunderilanding is reported to ealll IEII between this country and Denmark, rerpeeling the property of countries at war with Britain found in the Danifit Well India Iflands, which, it is faicl, the Court of Copenhagen infilis on being reflored. RATISBOW, Sari. 14:—In the fitting of the Diet of this day, confiderablt progrefs was made. In the Eleiloml College the vote of Bohemia was to the following effea tit. It prapofed an extraordinary Deputation of the Empire, with unlimited power to carry into matt the gib and 7th Ir ticks of the Treaty of Luneville under the approbrion of the Emperor and the Empire. idly. That this Deputation Mould coda of Mentz, Bohe mia, Saxony, Erandenburgh, Bavaria. the (kind Matter of the Teutonic Order, Here Csfel, and Wlrtemberg. gdly That it ihoukl be referred to them in the dupe of in. Erudition', to treat the fuhket agreeably to the limited views which the deputation for the Peace of the Empire had acked upon in acknowledging the principle of fecularingions. The Ekttor of BRANDINIRMON acceded to this vote, but diirented from the initrations propnfcd, at they deferved to form the fubjett of a particular deliberation. Cologne and Mentz protefled againfl the fuf. pennon of the eleCtion of Bifhops. In the College of Princes, Aufkria voted to the fame effect as Bohemia; Magdeburgh as Brandenburg); ; Man Rer and Worms as Mentz and Cologne. Bam berg, Wurtilturg, and the Grand Mailer of the Teutonic Otdcr, voted for an unlimited power to the Enter so t on this occafion. Mott of the ftcc Imperial Cities woe for committing the matter to the ErePEROILINith full powers. Sm.. lg.—To the Note from the French Co. verument rapening the battening the etccu: inn of the 7th A:tide of the Treaty of Loineviile, (fee !the STAR of yeflerday), the pirr•Ctoral Body re 'turned fur aufwcr, that the ;thair had hitherto been earsied forward with es much frafpatch as th e forros of the Diet, and the Conftitution of the E ra . pine permitted. In the Deputation of the Diet for the arrang e . ment of the Indemnities, the Stater, the Courts and Imperial Cities, will take no part. It isfaid that the Deputation will not meet at Ra. tifbon, but at Tome other place unclerthe prefatlence of an Imperial Plenipotentiary,. A Cabinet Council was lall night held' at Lori HAWILLSBUILY'S Office, in Downing-ftreet, which Was attended by all his MllitSTl'S - Minifters : the deliberations, it is raid, related to the negociatioa now carrying en with the French Republic. - - - - In the Flag of Truce which, failed yeflerday from Dover to Calais, T. Tray ir, Efq. Privat e Secretaryto thePaleca Of WaLts, went paffenger. • . Accounts are Rated to have been yefterday re. ceived from Egypt, of General BAIRD, with the forte under his command, having joined General liirrculasou, and that the Combined Army had moved towards Alaxandria. Wednefday raft, the Bilhop of Dowita and hit family arrived at Datil from Harrowgate. General Rots, Surveyor General of the Brian; of Ordnance in England, arrived in Dublin on Tnefday fe'nnight, to arrange bufinefs between both countries in the Ordnance department. Saturday fe'nnight was a grand Geld day of the troops in the garnion at Dublin, who were e ureic ad by that indefatigable officer, General Drool. . On Friday the Plan of Defenfive Operations, in the event of an Invafion, was forwarded from the Szcretary of State's Office for the approbation and confideration of the different Lieutenants of Counties, who are to return•their opinions on the praairability of the - propofed Plan in their relive.. tive Dark's. Government has fent down r 5 waggons full ofi gunpowder, with f a me artillery, &c. to form 2 depot at Gloncefter ; but no place being prepared to receive the gunpowder, the Parfon of Saint Mary's has lod e ;ed it in the Church-yard till far. they orders. I,ord Corneal. is in treaty for a houfe at Lewes, where it is his Lordthip's intention to re fide during the time his Brigade, the three Batta lions of the 4th Regiment of Foot, continue in Suffix. The firft and fecond Battalions of the above Regiment are at Hurfharn, and the third in Lewes barracks, All the Regimenu of Light Horn' are in future to have ordnance attached to them, preparatory In which, about so men from the Paine' s Regi• went, and an equal number from the rub and) sth Regiments, in the contra of laft week, arrived at Brighton, to be inftruded In the ufe of the great guns, by the flying artillery Ilationed there.' Reviews„—.Monday Morning the ad I, g irnent of Scotch Greys were reviewed by his MAJESTY on Monckton and Bincombe Down. They are a fine fet of men, and well difcipllned, They filed .remarkably regular. and went through every evo lution with elailnefs. The IC ma and Prince ADOcrifus, and PrincefsSorota, were on hark back; the glass land re:Nauss s in two phetoas and a focia 1 After the Rorie*, their MAJESTIES went to Icingfton Houfe, the feat of Wittiest Moarox Pirr,,Efifr : where Mrs. MOILTON PITT, and Mift Pt rr, received their MAJESTIES Mr. MORTON Pt bettiret prefent with the Di:efet Regiment. A veryrhandfome refrefbment was handy prepared ; atid, for whatever conld be wanting in confequence of the Royal vifit being ierprompia, the elegant and interefling manners tethe engsEng mother and . daughter fully compenfated. Th eir MAJESTIES remained two hours, and :walked about the !mute and gardens, and were pleated to expects their ap•-• prebatson at the improvemenu. Their MAJESTIES ipftets vifited this noble manfion during the life: 'time of Mr. JOHN tsTT, Monday the garrifon of Colchetter was reviewed by Highnefs the Duke of Yoite. Marquis CORNWALLIS ckeumanded. The different Brigadcs formed elote column on their arrival at the groun,. The Artillery on the right; the r3th Light Dra goons ow the left of the line. The Duke came on the ground at one o'clock. His arrival was an nounced by a difcharge of artillery on the right ; after which the line was formed by a . fignal-gun ; ad gun, opened their ranks ; 3d gun, general fa. laze. The ranks then dated, and his Royal High nets went along the line, which changed their front to the right, in two lines ; then changed to their original front, pared by, and went of thegroun . d. The r3th Regiment of Light Drigoons remained in the field, and was infpefted by hi'. Royal High nets, who expected great fatisfaition at the fine appearance of the Regiment, both men and bode' It is not four ' , earl since the Regiment returned (corn the Welt Indies, with about 6o men and officers; they are now near 900 ftmag. The Duke clinzd with Lord COR NW A LLI e. So great was the ' coneourfe of people on the ground to behold the brilliain fight, that a trqop of the z 3th was dbliged Ito keep the carriages off. His Royal Highnefs the next day went to Ipfwiels to infpea that garrifon. The Cornwall Lieutenancy were to meet yeller day, on the fubjed of defence, agreeable to the furnmona ofEarl Moon v-Etiocv m se. That county :a divided into two military Diftrias, and its Vo lunteers are In igasled into two divifions; the Wel tern divifion linJer the command of Lord Dc Dux srawrita.e, with the rarik of Brigadier-General . and the Ea:tern Divid o n tinder that of Colonel Rom), of the Royal Cornwall Militia, with thn canie'rank. The Pendennis Artillery Volunteers ale attached to the Cattle which commands th.: town of kid/north and harbour, nnicr the com mand of Lieutenant-Governor Met.s , ii.ce t where proviftons and ante: are laid in for their ace/mu:no dit ion. A vigilant watch is kept at all the Sig nal-pas along that cull, and fignals appointed in cafe of the appearance of an enemy, for alarm' tog the interior, and calling together the di/fit:tot Corps at then appointed rallying rib.