Star. — London, England, 1805-07-05 00:00:00

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Public Forded Debt created in t:re:4. licit t:, for account of Ireiand unredeemed, utricii on the itt of l',!.rnary, 1833. wa. 24,224,5831. will amount to for thcoptration nt the sinking Eund during the curl Lin being .it i,nreate cI: Capital St, ck of *I he I.ong Annuities of Great Britain, which on the ift of February., 1803, Wtre 1,0:5.41C1. will amount to t,047,494L being 311 increafe of Annual Charge of The I.:ing Annuities ovate(' in Grt-it Britain far Account of Ireland, which on the tit of February, /B_l, WIT 9,7911. will amoont to 9t,a071, being an Ircreafe of Annual Charge of The Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bilia, which on the 1R of February. 1803 was 9.827.4001. will a mount to t t ocol. being an increafa of The Unfunded Debt in Navy Bills, which on the ad of February, t 8o t, was 3.105,6484Wi1l amount to soct .5671 being an increafe oC - The Funded Debt created in Great Britain for Ac count of the Emperor of Germany, unredeemed, Which 011 the aft of February 1203, was s,t 27.4961. will be reduced to 6.952,4031. after dedueting 100,0001• for the operation of the Sinking Fund, dur ing the current Year, being a dim:nution of Capital Stock of . The Short Annuities of Great Britain, which on the of February were 559,9791. will be reduced to 486.c991. bring a Diminution of Annual Charge of The Outliancling Demards unprovided for, which on the ill of February, 1803, were 764,c6 a will be reduced to 625,743!. being a diminetion of The Sum applicable to the Redemption of Debt, 'Fetich on the lift of February, 1803, was, for the Debt of Great Britain 5,834.9861.; for Debit created in Great Britain for Account of Ireland 158,4341. for Debt created in Great Britain for Account of the Emperor of Germany 47,9471. making a Total of 6,141,3671.; will amount to 7.5.99• t 721. for the Debt of Great Bri tain; 473,612 L for the Debt created in Great Britain for Account of Ireland ; 56,1991. for the Debt created in Great Britain for Account of the Emperor of Ger many; making a Total of 8,118,7831, bring an increafe of • - - - 1,987,616 . That the Total Sum to be raifed in Great Britain, within the year aos, may be eftimated as follows : Interell on Public Funded Dcht,Chargos of Nlanage ment, and Sinking Fund, on the sth FetTuary, 18 -5 14,928,336 Intereft, Charges of Management, fte. to be paid betwcrn the sth February, 2835, and sth January, 1806, on Stock crew. dby Loans of the pretent Scf lion, to the amount of 3 4,400,c001. and on Increafe of Stock by Repayment of Loyalty Intercit on Exchequer Bills; the Amount iffued and bearing I,,tereft exceeting sopoo,oocL - - Civil Government of Scotland, Penfions on lieve rue, Militia and IX ferters' Warrants, Bounties for promoting Fifticries„ &c. eflimated to be the fame as in the year ending sth January, 1805 - - Charge. Colleding and Management of the Re game, eftiadged to be the fame as in the year coding stb January, 1805 - 1,1:5,176 Prorvtion to be defrayed by Great Britain of the Civil Likand other Charges on the Confulidated Fund of Great Britain (tile Charges on the Confolidated Fund of Ireland, which is likt.wil'd a joie! Cluirge, be ing included in the Suppiiti), Fifteen-kventeenths of 1,366,351 • Supplies voted in acs, for Great Britain each'. Early - - - 4d34P: 471 Surplies voted in 18.:5, for Great tain and lreland: Navy 1 4,645,630 Army 28,e83,t24 Ordnance 4,84 6 .904 'Mdcellancous 1,619,75 t Frgn.Subudies 3 Jco,oco /4438,316 3•,084 81,416 5,172.600 :4349 2 355, f A 9.5.919 1 73, 0 9 3 53,880 1 3 8 .3 1 3 1 ,43c:,9 31 z,000,o;:o 93 0 .3.36 1.306,045 Deft& the Provrtion of - Charge to he horn by Ireland, • Two-feverteenths 5P8f,474 !AMASS Inter& for Loans to the Emperor of Germany 497,428 Making in the whole the Sum of L. 74,773477 That the Funds applicable to difcharge the font required to be provided by Great Britain for the ycsr dos, may be tsirteda• 1016w: •., The grofs receipt of the Permanent Revenue, Revenue,lmpreft hinnies repaid (after • dcduaing . de repayment of over emit% draiv. ... back> Ste.), eftimated to produce the Line as oli a: . t : - an average of three years, ending stls Jan. i 8 .4 ',6oloAdti Egimated Produce to the Vita January, ifloo.ofthe, lit ./... . Perrnaacnt Taxes impacd in the pre.fent Stlion ' ".i,, 1 40.1:00 Malt and Pl.rfonal Eitates • . $.7,5 0 . 0 0 0 I.ottcry, after dsdiAting the proportion of Ireland goo,coo \Val. Taxes, cftituated to produce tb the sth 'Of April, tBc6 - - • 14.5 0 6.0 0 d Surplus of Ways & Means for the veer it l o4 I,ista,i is Loan • . - 20,000„ecao 74A07,627 Thtte has likeWite been a Loan et 4 ore. Ma for the Service of Ireland, and 5,246,5c6i. will be levied, parochially, for the maintrnanee of the Pax, eitimating the fum required for this purrpef• to be the tame as was requited in the year ending Eat ter, tBo3. On the motion of Mr. HUSICISSON, it Wl4 ordered that the Statemtnts be taken into eonflderation on Tuefday neat. LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY S. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 01 1 / 4 111 O'CLOCICI Coeds, for July 541 60— PRICE OF STOi 3 per Rod AIM 4159583 3 per Cent. Coat Ann. glut 4 Per Cent. 7411 s per Cent. Navy Zhu SS 5 per Cent. t 797 98:i e d uce d ssi—oninium 41. A YESTERDAY: Lunn Ar.n, 16 is-16ths India Bands, as. a 3s. Inf. Ex. Bills, as. is. slit Omrtum, Siki Prem. Cont. for ac.c. 6of 60 We are happy to hate that, by Telegraph fignal, accounts have been received at the Admiralty, that la Dtsritte frigate, with the fleet under convoy from Jamaica, pared Portfoonth this morning at ten o'clock. This mornin7 difpatches were received at the Ad miralty frcm Jamaica, dated 14111 May, containing lttnonts of the capture of feveral Spanilll fhips.— Difpatches were likewife received from our fquadron Ferrol, dated the t6th ult. The enemy's force in that quarter appears ready for fea, and waiting for an opportunity to flip nut. The reported capture of Trinidad by the combined Rut, which we yelterday mentioned on authority of the French and Dutch papers, is mentioned in feveral private letters from Holland, which fay, that ad vices have been brought from St. Andero, Bayonne, and Bourdeanx, which agree in Rating the arrival at Vigo, of a French advice boat, with difpatches from the combined fquadron, containing intelligence of t: , e event. Nr;twithflanding there concurrent accounts, the .;,•nre of Trinidad is far from obtaining general be= .f. Had this event taken place at the time Rated. . 2 a (1,9 s after the combined fleet left Cadiz, it is fcareely poffible if fhould not have beak know* at Barbadoes wl.en the MERCURY failed...-The French and Spann fquadrons left Cadiz on the loth of April, to which, if we add 22 days, this will bring us down to the ad of May. From Trinidad to Barbadoes is not above three days fail at the moll, which would bring the intelligence there by the grh of May. The Msacuity did not leave that Wand before the 26th. But though improbable, it is not impoffible that ifland may have been captured; for two or three of the enemy's (hips may have been fent or left on that fervice, while tVe others proceeded on another Belli nation ; and though it is not likely the enemy could prevent the news from being known at the other illands in a few days, it is not impoilible they might prevent it. Our Readers will recoiled, that from the firti intelligence we cbferved the abfence of three (hips of the line, which we raid had probably been fent againit Trinidad. Attempts have been made to circulate an opinion in the City, that Lord Nexsoe may not have pro. ceeded for the Weft Indies. Indeed, a report Wa/ in. duflrioufly circulated lag night that bis Lordfhip had returned to Europe. We can pofitively Rate, that Lord lkitt.sow, when he failed, meant to proceed for the Weil Indies with all fail. Several letters from Commanders under him, dated the day before he quitted Lagos Bay, defired their relations to achirefs their next letters to them at Jamaica. And accounts have been received from his Lnrdfhip on his voy age, Rating expreilly that he expeEted to find the fleet of which he was in purfuit in the Weft Indies before him. Yefterday, in the Houle of Commons, Mr. With-- Besot) brought up the Report of the Committee ap pointed to prepare the Articles of Impeachment 2gainft Lr-rd Vircount M Lyn. Le, which was ordered to be ptirited and taken into confideration on Mon day. Froth his Ratement it appears, that the Com mittee have prepared eight fpecific articles or counts upon the following eight fpecific charges : t ft, to,oool. admitted by Lord Vifcount MeLviLLE to be in his hands at the time when Mr. Teorrse came into office ; 2dly, to,oool. for which his Lordfhip refufed to account—(This is the firm, the applicat; ,, n of which his Lotd(up had declared in that Houfe he never could reveal)—idly, 22,0001. advanced to him without littera ; 4th, 22,0001. for which in. tacit was paid; sth, to to; 20,0001. advanced to him out of the mixed fund. The retraining three articles, we underfland, charge a violation of the law in the mode of drawing the Naval money frorn the Bank ; a connivance at the milkondat of Mr. Teovrea, in appropriating it to his private ufe, and a participation in the profits. In the difcuffion which took place on the Indem nity Bill, Sir WM. ELTOILD fuggefted that Mr. Tam-- indemnification fhould be full and complete, ani in this he was fupported by the Cmorscsxxoe of the Excusqyaa, and fome other Members. This is a matter, we may be allowed to fay, of more than cominon iMportance ; and, as the further a - cuff - ton of the claufe !lands over to this day, we doubt not bot that it will have an adequate Glare of confidera tion. It is reported that Lord SIDNOUTN is no longer Prefident of the Council, having yellerday given in his refignation in perfod to His Mei srry, at the Qs_teen's Houle. We thou's] not be furprized if this report lhould prove to have as little foundation as many former ones of the Came nature, to which cur rency was given by clttain individuals, who anxioully with for fuch an event. A fimilar report was circulated a few days agn re fpeEling Mr. Forrat, Chancellor of the Exchequer for Leland. Indeed, fume affirm that that Office is now vacant ; that the rllioration of Mr. Coital' is fpoken of, but that Mr. PITT is endeavouring to pro mote a reconciliation between Mr. Form and the Noble Lord to whom it is fuppofed his politics were obnoxious; and that Mr. CROCIR is about to fet out for Dublin to convey the ultimatum of each to the other. • Yefterday, about twelvc o'clock, his Weft,. ar rived at the Queen's Houle from Windfor. His Majefty was handed out of his carriage by the Dukes of GLoucarrsa and Kum The Princefs of WALES, who had arrived a fhort time previous, had an inter view with his Majefty. In a fhort time after, Mr. Pours, the Oculift, Dr. Hrstaota, and Mr. Dug- DAS. of Richmond, vifited his Majefly, and had a confultation upon the Bate of his eyes ; and we un. derftand their report to be they were better. We have the pleafure to fay his Majefty enjoys moft ex cellent health. A fhort time before three o'clock his Majelly held a Privy Council, tvhich was attended by the Lord CHANCFLLOR, the Archbiihnp Of C•NTIREURY 2 _ the Duke of MONTROSE. Marquis of If sarroatt ; Earls WINCHELSRA, CAMDEN, CHATHAM, WESTMORLAND; Vifcounts SIDEIOUTH and CASTLEREAGH • Lords HAWKESBURY and HARROWRY, Sir CHAS. MORGAN, and Mr. PITT. Sir'S. COTTERELL and Mr. Fatma• /ERR, attended the Council as Clerks. After the Council, his Malay gave audience to Mr. Pirr, Ea r l s CHATHAMand CAMDEN, and Vircount CASTLIttIIAGH. At five o'clock his Majefty fet off for Windfor. His Royal Highnefs the Panics of Watts has been pleated to appoint the Rev. JOHN BARWIS. M. A. Reaor of Niton in the Ilk of Wight, one of his Royal Highnefs's Chaplains. Mr. Taotrsa and Air. Wit.som have been exa mined before the Committee of Impeachment, upon the fubjeft of the charges about to be exhibited againa Lord bdrioraLLs. ENAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY....-Wbad S. S. W. AIR. DUE. AS2. DIM Dublin a x Hataiburgh et s Waterford a a Got tenbergli et S Leeward Mande o o Lilboo o s PLYMOUTH, Jutir 3.--Came in la .Loran, of 4o guns, with the French thip privateer leValliant, taken on the 25th of June; too leagues Weft of Cape Clear: the is a very fine new vefrel, fitted at Bourdeaux, mounting 3o guns, long 18-pounders. and 287 men, been out only twenty days, and had captured on the tsth June, the Lord Charles Spencer, Fal mouth packet, from Halifax ; the Captain and great efl part of the crew :.re retaken on the pt ivateer.— Came in alto the Wilhelmina, Captain Lulls s, from Dantzick, with timber for the yard. Sailed the Favouttirs, of 18 guns, with difpatches for the Wcft Indies.—Wind W. S.W. PORTSMOO7H, Jinx +—Arrived the AURORA fri gate, from Bermuda. Wind S. W. SHEERNESS JULY 3. —The ELEPHANT, now lyi ng at the Note being completely manned, having had the whole of the INFLFEnst.i's crew and part of that of the MONMOUTH turned over to her, will fail for the Downs to-morrow to reinforce the Norm Sea fquadron. Great praife is due to the officers and crew of the ELEPHANT for their great exertions in getting her fitted for fea. - DEAL, JULY 4.—Sailed through the Downs, the Hercules, BISHOP, for Oporto • Union and the VAruna, —, for th e E a ft Indies • the ACTIVE frigate for Leith. and PUT ILE !loop o f for Dun genels. Arrived PlstsroarALlTE frigate, ARAB !loop of war, and feveral gun brigs, from off the French coail, and remain in the Downs with the reft of the (Lips as per lag. The ZS nitik bomb is undei weigh, with the outward-bound veffels under convoy. for Portfmouth ; alfo the Calais and Boulogne fquadrocs for their refpealve Rations.—Wind Ealterly. CHATHAM, Jour s.—The BOADMIA Went dOWEI to Sheernefs this day. The hrsaxista is getting her guns out at Gillingham, preparatory to her com ing up to Chatham, to be paid off on Thurfday af ternoon. Captain Davy yellerday hoilted his flag on board the AL[MAAR• FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, Ju Lir —Paffect by the Mart, ParEEErOll, from Drblin ; Succefs Walker, from Cork ; Friendthip, Schroder, from Tonningen ; Dodtor, Angelina, and the Minerva, &hooflop, from Charante.--Sailed Calypfo, Davey, for Tranquebar ; Vmw Muria, Lawrentz, Vrow Anna, Vrought, and the Jaime Pctronella, Ja cobs, for Tonningcn The LOIRE frigate arrived in Cork harbour on Thurfday tali , with the VaiDant privateer, of Bour deaux, of 3o guns and 2.}0 men, which fhe captured on Tuefday fe'r.night off Cape Clear, after a chace of twelve hours. The fuccefs of the gallant MAIT• LAND on this occafion, feems to have been owing to the moll judicious management. After prirfkring the enemy for four hours, he perceived that he gained nothing upon her; upon which he ordered his guns to be run in, the fhot to he removed off the gun-deck, and fet all his people below. In this fituation, as the feamenterm it,he overhauled the chace in eight hours. The MCLAINP us and Bat WA ter frigates hove in fight juft as the LOIRR WAS within gun blot of the priva teer. Yefierdar morning, the Swedifh and RnfGan Am bafradors tranfaaed bufinefs at Lord MULGZAVeI Office. At one o'clock a Cabinet Council was held at his Lordfhip's Office, which was attended by the Loan CHANCILLOR, Earls CAMDEN and WESTMORLAND, Vikount Cairteasaou, and Mr. Purr. We underfland the meeting to be held for the pur. pole of making arrangements for the Promgation of Parliament, and the refult was that it was found the public bufinels unfinilhed, would render it impoffible to clofe the &Ilion of Parliament before Thurfday or Friday next. It was likewife reported, the Council took into confideration the propriety of doling the Sedion of Parliament by Coramidion. At two o'clock , the Council adjourned to the Q2 . een's Hoofe, for the ' purpnfe of meeting his MAJESTY, and. it was under flood, to advife his Majtsrr upon this fubjed. Yekerday we received New York papers to the 27th, and Bolton papers to the 3 rft of May. inclufive. Their contents are of little importance. Nsw YORK, MAT 27.--Ettrad from the log book of the Panther, BROWN, from Kingßon, Jamaica : " The Panther left Kingßon May the ad; a few days previous to her failing, Admiral DACUS, with fit fail of the line left Port Royal in f earc h o f t h e French fleet.—May 4th, was boarded by the Prince(' Charlotte frigate. having in tow the (hip Benjamin, of New York, which had been previoully taken by a French privateer, and carried into an out port in Cuba, where the frigate cut ber ouL.—May toth,fell in with, and was boarded by a French or Spanills privateer. who treated our flag with their Our/ politenefs. in breaking open the hatches, plundering the veffel of Rotes and Rock, and the pallengers and Captain of their clothes, and every thing valuable they could lay their hands upon." Intelligence has been received here from Jamaica, I that a packet which had a r riv e d th ere from ngland, on the td of May, brought infltudions for the admit: lion of filch articles in American 'ails as the Gover. nor of that place should at any time think proper to grant. BoSTON. MAY 30--From Nantucket, May 20, 1803. The following article was found in a junk !wide, taken up at the fouthward of the vineyard by one of the pilot boats, on the 9th intl. The bottle in which it was found was ballalled with fix ounces of lead balls, and had a Itaff made fall to it, with a piece of filk handkerchief put through as a flag :-- " Fiend' Nationallp Silence - , April ro, dos. " One of his Britannic Majzfly's fubjefts, confined as a prifoner on board this (kip, embraces this mode of communicating information to his countrymen, (being the only meant left in his power) hoping that it may prove fuccefsful. If it fhould even fall into the hands of any of onr American well-wilhers, they no doubt will make it public, that a valuable Spanith fhip, with an immenfe quantity of fpecie, bound to Cadiz, would leave th e H avanna h a b out the 111 of this month. Such a prize is certainly wor thy the attention of any of his Majelly's fhips on this Ration looking after. The Spanilli veffel's force is only 16 guns, and but indifferently equipped. (Signed) ell THOMAS amts." at,fitzz..iiiE. • COIN lIXCRAIIOI9 MT S. We have but fe* further arrivals of Wheat to day, fine has ready file, at rather better price, other qualities have fcarce any Boyers—Good Barley in requeff, and rather dearer—Malt and Peas at finall variation—Beans of each fort are duil fide, and at ra ther lets—Tb:re are but few frefh Oats come in : this trade for good famples is dearer—Fine Flour is not very plentiful, feconds in full fupply. ' GENERAL CURRENCY AS - UNDER. Wheat. 44% 6u. pos. per qr. Grey Peale 4rn. to 4.5 1 6 Fine Ditto. 945. 986. od. Beans, 441 49 , 4 Rye. 455. .50.. od. Tick Ditto 425. 465, ad ' Barley,3u. 39s od. Oats, au s7s. 3 is. Matt, 645. 7os. od. Poland ditto, 311.34+ od. White Page, 411.498. od. Rape Seed, ow. ocs. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 755. to /los. Seconds 6.55. to 751. peeled& -WINDSOR, yuLr 2. We hive no news at Windtor, but that I fear the Kinn is fall lofing his fight : a cataraft has formed in each eye ; the operation is to be performed, but the fuccefs is doubtful ; he can with difficulty diftin guifh any perfon or thing. The Panics, as well as all the Royal Dukes, and Mr. Parr, ac. have been to fee him. OXIMRD, yuLr s. Oxman, Ju LT 2.—On Saturday evening IA come on the election at Exeter College : Two Devonfltire Fellowlhips were to be filled up, for which four Gen tlemen prefented themfelves, viz. Meru. Pausr, &awes, Mona', and atter. After an examina tion of three days, the Society affembled to delibe rate nn the choice of two, when. after an animated and interefting debate of near three hours long, in which feveral Gentlemen took a confpicuous part, the opinions were collated, beginning with the Junior Fellow, when there appeared for Mr. Pausr, Mr. BARNES, It; Mr. MOORS. 10 ; Mr. DARE.. 7-- whereupon the two former were declared by the Rec tor duly eluted. It was the arongelt conceit ever known. There were nineteen Fellows prefent, be fides the Rednr. Mr. MOOR e was inferior to none in the refult of his esaminvit.n. Mr. Laza being the only candidate for one of the Cornith Fellowfhips, was unanimoully elated ; as was Mr. CVTLL It to a vacant exhibition. CAMBRIDGE COMMENCEMEIVT: CAMBRIDGE. JULY 2.—The latt tnufical per fonrn• ance was on Thurfday, on which occafion there was the fulleff meeting ever known. Mifs PARKE • as difp/ayed her exquifite fweetnefs and refined tafte, amidst the molt univerfal and reiterated burgs of applaofe I and HARRISON and BALI-Larsen were never more foccefsful in their refpeeive exertions. On Saturday Bachelors Degrees were taken in the Senate Houfe, and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen took thole of Matters of Arts, viz.—Earl PERC r,Lord Crust as FITZROY, Lord HEADLT and the Hon. Mr. ASHBURNHAM, a y ounger f on of Lord ASHEURNNAM. A very fine Latin oration was deli. vered by Mr. OUTRAN, (a public orator) on the oc cafion. Mr. CARNAST WAS admitted Bachelor of b:ufic, and received his degree accordingly from Pro feffor HAGUE. There was a very brilliant difplay of Ladies, among whom were the Duchefs of Nos. vnumasizannand three Lady PERMS, Duchefs of GRAFTON, and a Inge party, Lady HARDWICK' ; both the Ducheffes Of RUTLAND were expefted, but did not come. Tut &lA.—There werefive hundred perform at the Commencement Ball on Monday, Earl Paacr (the Duke of NOITHUMBIRLAND'S elder fon), was Steward, and charmed every one by his general po. litenefs and affability's he has, molt handfomely too, given all the money that was paid for admiffions, to the Hofpital, and will defray the expences of the Ball and Supper hinsfelf, which will be feven hun dred pounds. About half pall nine the Ball began, when more than zoo conpla flood up, which wet* obliged to be diviied into fourfets ; Lord, Hamner and Lady Aortas Niter, called the firft dance, which was ‘ 4 lifureoth Delaney," Lord fora FITZROY danced with the fecond Lady Pea cr, and Lord BAR.. *AID with Lady Et.twarts Peacr. All the Nobi lity in the neighbourhood were prelEnt, and the la dies in general dreffed very fplendidly, particularly the Duchefs of Nostra uMBEILAND, who was in a red brown rope, embroidered richly in Myer, and a pro• fofion of diamonds—and Lady Haanwt c a in white and filver, and a bead drefs of feathers, and fuperb tiara, and feather of diamonds. The Town Hall was very handfomely illuminated with coloured lampi and flowers. The Supper was excellent. All forts of refreasment were ferved in the molt liberal manner, and during the whole of the evening. There never has been fo brilliant a Commencement altogether. The Ball continued till half pet fix— the Supper was at two o'clock. .. Yeßerday the Do&ors took their Degrees in the Senate Houle, which has terminated the Wines of the Commencement. An elegant public breakfafi was given, on Tuefday, by the Students of King's College to Earl Peactr and the Ladies. The entertainment took place in the Mall of that celebrated and ancient college. Friar' the very great fatigue of the preceding night, the attend ance was fo very thin, that until fix o'clock the corn.. pang did not attend. From feven until half pall nine, dancing took place on the College Green, and the finenefs of the evening adJed not a little to the plea lures of the fcene. An elegant hipper was fucceed ed by a ball, which was kept up with great fpitit and elegance until a late hour in the mozning. The following is the arrangement for the Summer encampments: At Weymouth —ii Troop of Horfe Artillery; t Carr Brigade ditto; tsth t ight Dragoons; King's German Light Dragoons; 11ft Foot tit ,Battalion; 3,rt Foot, tft Battalion; 35th Fo ot . ad Battalion ; i "ft Lane:thin Militia; zit and ad Somerfet I.tia ; and North 'Fork Militia. Faithiezt Downs, near Haßlogs, Sonia-40th Foot. Aft Bat talion ; and 88th Foot, zft Battsliok At Bezhill--4th Baitalion. German Legion, At Shorn C0...43d Foot, ill Battalion; and sad Foot, tit Battalion. At Chatham Linea—Cambridge and Denbigh Millets At Cliff End, near the village of Pat, Suffex--Eaft and Weft Milo.llcfca Militia.