Star. — London, England, 1803-10-19 00:00:00

'ON TIM TIIREA / TENED INVASION. The Tyraries Menaces let's nobly brave Which dare oar juft Refcntment to provoke, He, freeborn Britons never &all endive, They learn to bow beneath Ms galling yoke. WisaL Omit a Briton give up all that's dear. And not defend his Sweetheart. Children, Wife! Forbid it HEAV . N...4011 much for man to beer s More dear to him thole BleOlop are than Lite. fraught on earth can move us to oppofe Redoubled efforts to the rutlilefs foe, Review the (tate.the compllcatrcl wora, Of thole now ft.bjedt to his !mighty law. The rain Uluiper mar hi. Hat allure By promb.'d plurd T on our fcrile But let pick rat meet with them h 11 . fess es'et He'll well reward th' Invaders for their psins. Their I•dking gun-boats and wart confcript dram Our gallant Tars are eager to chenille, 'Their itch far plunder, and their desilith craft. With all their threats.we equally dcfpife. Briton• united will be Britons Rill, Let Fr nehmen vent their oftentstious baulk. Mark but their proves—in b' attempt they urftt The fate eap,ricnee of a Pbaroab'. If Or lhould fume p rtial numbers leapt, perchance, RI. Ad in Brine (our dreaded wooden walla) John Bull on Chore would lead t►em filch adieu, Should make them (adly Lek of .E.A i k balk / Farehaas, OR. go, 1803. W. C. THR DURZ Or YORK'S. Or LOYAL MARY-LA RONNE Vett/orates.— At an early hour yefierday morning the Loyal Glnuceller Volunteers affembled in their urnal place of drill. Carter's Riding-houfe, South- Andley-ilreet, when a detachment was feleaed to keep the ground for the above very refpeaable corps. Lieutenant Colonel Boonzs, the Major, and the Ad jutant of the Loyal Gloucefter accompanied the de tachment. At to o'clock they arrived at Lotto's Cricket Ground, where they found the Loyal York. or Mary-la-bonne Volunteers tinder arms. A mutual falute was given.—The Loyal Gloncefter Volunteers then filed off, and formed a very fpacious circle, fa Scient t admit of the various evolutions of a body of near yeti men, which the Loyal York confills of. They accordingly went through all the manoeuvres of the manual and platoon exercife under the command of their Lieutenant colonel, with the titmoft regularity. At two o'clock her Grace the Duchefs of Memo saute appeared with a retinue of three carriages.— The firft contained the Earl of Et santouum in full uniform, the Cr , unters, CAROLIMI Sr. juseas and the two Miffes BARRY ; in the recosid were the Duchek of Duet-oestrus, Lady HARRIET CAVILNDIE/1, Lady C. Nisse, er. and Lady E. FOSTER ; in the third carriage, were Mr. Possosay and a party of Ladies. being faluted by the whole Carps tinder arms, 'with the roll of fifes and drums. 'They alighted from their carriages. and took their Rations in the pavillion under the canopy, when the band played.— .0 Goa rave the King." Her Grace was dreffed in a light blue filk fpencer, over a white robe, with a purple helmet bonnet, a gold twill loop, and gold liar button, and a fanciful plume of oftrich feathers In front. Lady H. Cavarraises her daughter, was drefred the fame. Her Grace looked divinely, and divided the admiration of the fpeaators with the fair and blooming Lady H. Cava psalm and her coufin Lady C. Pnissosay The Corps, who were drawn up in a fine for the reception of her Grace, im mediately prefented arms, a band playing at each extremity of the line, until her Grace came tip to a temporary pavilion which was fitted up on the outride of the tea-room, with the Devonfbire Arms placed in front of it, and alfo with the ground carpeted for fume dinettes in front, and matted on each fide. A chair, elegantly decorated, was placed in the box intended for her Grace to fit in, and the *whole of the pavilion was lined with green baize. Her Grace waited only a few minutes in converfation with the noble Counters wbet accompanied her, and fome other Ladies of dillinelion who furrounded the pavi lion. When fire came forward, one of the bands came up elofe to where the colours were to be prefented: A grand falute was then given by the corps, and all the znufic prefent joined in playing Gael Saes the Kiss.— lf any thing could poflibly have been wanting previ curly to increafe the loyal.) , and patriotifm of the corps, the cireumflance of their colours being prefent ed by a lady of Inch rank. to elevated above the dig nity of her title by her uniform attachment so patri otic principles for fuch a number of years, mull in it fell have been capable of epeittng the utmoA cola- Item in their en:nds. The value of the gift was ma terially enhanced by the following appropriate finals which her Grace delivered in the moll engaging man ner, on prefenting the colones to the two youngeft en figns, accompanied by the grenadiers of the cot : My Lord—l am happy to have the honour of prefenting the _Regiment of Royal York Mary-la home Volunteers, under your command. with their Wows, as it gives me ae ore:mune y of af 'sring you of my good willies and anzt.ty for your welfare. Tbefe itotiments are hectored by toe elute I. which you are engaged. ..or you are called upon todelend the happy indepet•dente of your country, and in filch a cattle will be found every thing that eau antmote your carrel:no. *1 he zeal and pattlotifm you have area ▪ fttewn, will increak with the dangers which may dercatai you. endue the (unit pledges of your ultimate freed's. The mkt and Ow Inters:ft I take in yours, my Lord, authordes me to fay, with • my hea:t, May GOD bkil and :voted you! Lord DUNCANUON, the Colonel, made the follow. ing anfwer:— Deeply irt preifed with this flattering mark of your approbation, allow me, in the name of the Corps, who have honoured ms with die chelte, to alike you my wirowft ecksowkdracrits. AM rested by the glorious cattle in which we are engaged, sod encou raged by yout.kindnefs. let me affu re you, that Zooid we be called upon to meet the enemy, the Colours we have this day received !rem your hands ate will defend through every peril, or ratio& only with ear lives. - • The taigas membed with the colours round the circle of fpeßators to the left of tl.e line, and then along in front of the line. till they came to their dation between the sth and 6th company. The C 0.,., faced to the tight about. and the ears paffing through the line difplayetl the colours to the other tront. The corp. tenting itfelf intn companies snatched twice round the ground with the band play ing the Duke of York's march. They again formed int.b line. and were proceeding to give the grand fa• lute as her Grace and friends quitted the grounds bat r s a young horfe in one of the carriages bein rather unt illy. compelled the Corps. as they ref ed the ir bk perfonages, to deptive thensfclves o the plea ewe of evils this mark at hoover. Dosing the time that the enlonrs were s piefenting. and all the other maneenvres 'which ate 'dual on Inch an occafion were perf , rming, the word of command was given by Lord Vifcount Dogmamoon, the Colonel of the Corps, ,n the moil audible manner. The crowd in the cricket ground was exceeding great, though riming confuting of people of a very genteel appearance; and the walls, the neighbouring fields, all the windows which commanded any view of the Corp and even feveral of the tops of adjoin ing houfes were alto exceedingly crowded. In the falhionable circle we noticed the Turkiffi and Portaguefe Ambalfadors, Lady Teserzarow, the Lady of Governor SEISM Mrs. Col. Suircev and two Mares SHIPLEY, Mrs. MACCRAY, Mr. CAM. noose. Lady Nos, and two Milks TURNER, Mrs. and Mils Wastocs, Mr. and Mrs. WETLAND, Milli Caseatnerrow. Mils Coulees, Mr. and Mrs. Jena Rose. Honourable Millis Urros, General Sir Teo-1 SEAS Mo.caave, Colonel Rotas , Captain Gouto, Mr. W TON. Mr. B R O OKES , Mr. BSNTHAM, &C. In a few minutes after the Duchefs and her party quitted the ground, the corps marched in companies to Upper Berkeley-greet. and drew up in front of Brunlwiek Chapel. They then counter-marched, and went into the church with trailed arms and bay onets unfixed. A moa excellent Sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Pm.lOl,D, taking his text from the ad Bock of Samuel, applying the cafe of the Ifrael ites at that time to the circumaances of the prefent times, and exhorting his congregation to imitate the fpirited and patriotic example which Holy Writ af fords, of unanimity in defence of their native land. After the Confeeratinn in the ufual manner, and when the Church fervice was entirely concluded, the corps marched in the mod; aria military order to the honk of Earl Bassoitouo a, in Cavendifh fquare, where they drew up in line, extending three deep acrofs the fquare. The colours were then depofited with the accustomed folemnity. The Loyal Glon cefler, or New St- George's, then marched to their orderly room in Mount•drect, and the Loyal York difperfed. The principal Officers of the Corps were invited to flop to dine with the noble Earl, the father of their Colonel : and the Officers of the Loyal Gloucefler, who had paid Inch polite attention to the former the whole day. were alto invited to be of the party, and the evening concluded with the utmoft cordiality and focial friendflsip. CITY Or LONDON AIRDWRIMINSTIR LIGHT HORSE Vissorimas.—Yellerday morning at ten o'clock, nearly the whole of this truly refpalable Corps had a meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, in order to take the fenfe of the Corps as to the propriety of tendering their Cervices, without li mitation, to Government. Colonel Flames, on propofing the meafnre, laid, he had done it at the requeft of feveral Members, at whole instigation he had called the Meeting.—He then Rated the conflitution of the Corps, according to which their Cervices do not extend beyond the me tropolis, and tee miles round it ; and that Govern ment could not command their Cervices even to this extent, except in cal of invafion er rebellion. On the motion being put, a long and animated de bate took place. Several Gentlemen arongly tippled the mature, on the ground that their ahfence from bufinefs would be the total ruin of it ; but in cafe of aanal invafion all bufinea would be fufpended, and then no one could objet to meet the enemy wherever he might be found. The ATTORIMET GeNISAL, who is a Member of the Corps, Said, that they certainly would net be call ed upon to quit the Metropolis except in the lag ex tremity ; and in that cafe no Citizen of London. no fubjeft of his MAISIE'S, no Englithman could have any other bufinefs than that of Caving bis native land. He trusted that every true and loyal Member would come forward on this occafion, and heartily join in the meafure. The Arroasur G was followed by feveral others oa both fides of the quellion. Thofe who ar gued againft the meafure lamented they were oblig ed to do fo from the fituation of their affairs. The motion was loft by a great majority. and the following was unanimoufly carried, and fubflituted in its place. viz. " That in cafe of invafion, or appearance of it, they were ready to a man to march to any part of the coati ; or, if nece(lity required. to form a body-guard for their Patron, his molt gra cious MA J e lITG." On the latter part of the refotution being read. Colonel H Z Rai zs reminded the Corps, that they owed a debt of gratitude to his Mai try:. for the great at tention be had always (hewn the Corps. During the period he had been honoured with the command of this diainguifhed Corps, they had very often been reviewed by his Maissry, who never failed to defire him to fix his own time, as it was fuppofed he F-it knew what periods would be molt convenient for fo refpetlable a body of Merchants to give up their time ; a cireumltance which proved the goodnefs of his Stales-ries heart, and the anxiety be felt for the, accommodation of his faithful fubjetts. The Yarmouth Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry are to be reviewed on Thurfday next by General Sir JANIS CRAIG. The 6th divifion of the Oxford Blues, under Cc. loud Doan's'', entered Cantabury on Friday. The firft and fecond divilions of the fecond War wickfhire regiment of militia, commanded by Lieut. Col. Ss IPW I ru, are arrived at Hull from Doneafter. This regiment is about 100 Arong. In the event of an :ovation, and of the Loyal Volunteers being called into aaual fervice, it may be of the utmoft importance for tome of them (and efpecially the Officers) to have peeviordly learnt by what means they may be enabled to flop a violent effufion of blood from a recent wound, Ste. Mr. Meta is printing a Volume of Familiar Inftrudions on this and other fuhjeas. for the ufe of Military men, to be illuftrated by engravings : but as the emergency of the cafe demands that immediate in &relation Osould be given to thole individuals who art liable to be called forth into the ferirke of their csuntry. he has determined to allot one evening in' (eery week to the duty of teaching and exemplifying ttis fpeeies of pradical knowledge to any of the volunteers ; and for that purpolc. be invites Gen semen in attend Nu further awake) at the Bloomf fury Dfpanfary, No. 6a, Great Refeldlrert, ea Fri lay evenings. at eight o'clock prerisily....ro pre sent the intrufion of improper perfoas. it is fail, fiat to one will be admitted to this gratuitous Leant(' Who Mall out appear is aulitary %sans *SBORYCLIFTZ CAMP, OCT. r 7: Captain Howywooo's Troop of Kent Yeomanry Cavalry were reviewed sear this on Sandgate Plain by General CaitrwitiOnr, who exprelfed hinifelf highly pleated with their appearance and difcipline, and particularly noticed the very fine (Lyle in which the charge was made. He, however. obferved, that tome of the manoeuvres in which they were pratlifed were not calculated for the nature of the fervice on which it was probable they would be employed, and therefore faid he mould fend Tome non•commillioned officers to drill them in what only was abfolutely ne ceffary. Mr. PITT, who teems highly pleated with the troops at this place, paid us another vifit this morning, when the regiments of the line under Ma. jor General Mooaa were drawn out. and advanced in order of battle as far as Folktione. when they re turned to the camp acrofs the country, with the light infantry and rifle corps fkirmithing in front. It is laid that the &it and fecund Surrey regiments will march this day from Milford for Blaybourn Lees, to be encamped there. The barracks building at that place for 15,000 men are getting forward with amaz ing rapidity. LEWES, OCTOBER 17. The foldiers have made confiderable progrefs in throwing up redoubts at Pevenfey ; the fine weather has been highly favourable to their exertions, as well AS for the progrefs of barrack building, which has been very rapid indeed, ever fince its commence ment at the feveral places in this county. On Monday the firfl divifion of the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Dasx wools, commenced its march from Croydon to Canterbury ; and on Tuefday the fecond divifion, under the command of Major SSIOLSON, marched on the fame route. Lail week tcco men from Worcefterfhire, Lanca fhire, Chefhire, and IVarwickfhire, enrolled for the Army of Referve, and attached to the 39th infantry, marched through this town, in five diviftons, to Bat tle and Bexhill Barracks. The !aft divifion expeCted to have halted here yefterday, until late on Saturday night, when an exprefs arrived, and countermanded their former order. The other battalion, confining of about the fame number of men, proceeded to their daination, through Tunbridge wells and Eafk Grinftead. A part of the 48th regiment of infantry, recruited from the Lancashire Referve Corps, marched into Horfham Barracks on Saturday. Captain Warr has been lately appointed Maßer of the new Barracks ereEting here, Tome of which are now ready for the admiffion of troops, and it is ex. pe6ted will be occupied before the reft arc finifhed. DEFENCE OF SCOTLAND. sr 111 S ORACR TER DONE OF SOCCLRUOR, ADD Tilt RIONT wow. TOR LORD PROVOST. MSS MAJRITY'S LI I FOR TOR COUNTY AND CITY OF [DIN/UlOll. Whereas, in the event of the enemy making good a landing in the neighb ourhood of this city, it may be neeeffary to break up the roads around it, and thereby, and by the of carts and borfes for the ufe of his Majefty's army, and by driving the re:" anaindrrintothe interior, toprewent them from falling into the hands of the enemy, to flop the ordinary (opt:lles of the markets of Baia burgh. 'I herefore, we do earneftly reanomeod as (Wows : a. That the Corporation of Bakers, and Bakers of the Suburb., do forthwith provide a (apply of at lea* lipoo balk of dour, or if that is not pelEble, epon of door, and 4'.003 of Whom. Two thirds at lean of the Sour to be kept in their Men hada, or with in dais city, and immediate fuburba a. The. the Farmers of the neighbourhood be earneftly Invited to fend in, to the amount of 2,oce boils of oatmeal, for the ufe of the city, for which the Magill:atm will provide a proper granary for receiving sod iloring it : from whence It ray be Sid out to the inhabitants by a Aare-keeper. to be appointed by More farmers who kali to d in the drit 1,000 bolls to the granary. 3. That kris families as can afford it. do keep In their own books, at Ina ten days ronfompdon of Sour, meal. I Ikuit, and potatoes, for the ofe of their own families. And farther, they comedy recommend to all the farmers within the county, to threlk out their rot ns immediately, as, la the event of emergency, they can the more readily be removed. aweet.looll. Edinburgh. 0d.14. is o 3. NUL at•evicaa. If the enemy invade Scotland, It will in all probe. bility be on the call coed. The retired fituation of the weft, and its natural (*flacks, efpecially where not mafked by Ireland, are Inch as to take away any ferions apprehenfion from this fide of the idand. The call coaft of Scotland poreffes no good harbour tooth of the Murray Frith, and the only roadltead in the fouth is oppofite to Leith. We take it for granted that the mouth of the Tay is fufficiently defended, it being narrow ; and that accefs to the Upper Forth is (hut by the points about Q2eensferry ; confequently the remaining points, to which chief attention ap- pears due, are both fides of the Forth lower down, particularly the fouthern fide. Let ns, however, fuppofe that the enemy has made good a landing; if north of the Forth, it behoves us to ihut up the paffige to the mouth fouth of the Forth, it would alto be our duty to debar him aced's to the north; and in both cafes a pofition near to Stirling ferves the purpofe. Stirling is the main key of Scotland. We than fuppofe, for example, that the enemy has landed near Predonpans, and that lie has gained fuch a viBory over us as to leave his oper.z• tieing free ; our troops would, it is prefumed, retreat behind the Carron, where another defeat would con do& them behind the Forth, and leave the enemy free courfe towards Glafgow. The forces in the weft, too few to defend this city. will join with rapidity on the heights towards Peaky, and in this pofition will cover Ayr(hire. and prevent the enemy from detach ing down Clyde. The forces further fouth and in the call, will take immediate polreffion cf the pat es lead log to England. and pulls held' of columns down the Clyde, and on the roads leading from the borders to Edinburgh, where the enemy would leave part nf his forte. Would the enemy in this fnuation, with his attention and his force divided. and hused night and day by furprifes and fkirmithes. croft the Clyde to attack the force nn the heights towards Aribire I He &nit not pulls them, for the corps retired to Stir. ling would now have advanced to the Carrots, rein forced from the north, and would either fall on his rear, or by a rapid march overwhelm his detachment at Edinburgh. There obfervistione are given in an Edinburgh Paper, to (hew the country at this crisis, that ev.ii without the Englilb reinto. cemeats, which woo! I quickly evolve. and with whom our ti.raanunication moil be kept open, there would be little difficulty in jig ,d+ng the eneeny.reducing him fpeedily to a igen- • Gee, sad {meter au, c..da by cos own ereorb• SPOltriVc INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND ocrOBER ME FTING, TU AWAY, OCT. IS. Fifty Pounds for a•yr old colts carr)irg BR. 21b fillies SO. Two -)r old C. Mr. W,lfoo'sk c. Merryman, by 8.. z Lard IA Grofvennes b. c. Funk • by juhu Bull - IA Ckrmont's br. c. by Mr. Tomsk Mr. Lullabies cb. c. Volostiers. by Volunteer Five to 4 on Merryman. The firft Clafs of the Walser °Aland, Stakes. B.M. f• üblkription of 3dgs. each, logs. ft. To be run by • hones of all ages, a yr. olds excepted. 1) of Grafron's Pie Nic. 4 years old. yil. 71b. - 2 Mr. Wilfoo's Surpriza, 6 years old, Sit. 91b. • - $ Mr. Howorth's Malta, 3 years old, ;it. bib. $ Mr. Wyndham's Flageolet, 4 years old, 6lt. z alb. 4 Mr. F. Neale's Bobtail, aged. yft. alb. 5 Mr. Howard's Creeper, 4 years old, 6R :31b. 6 IA Grotatenco's Montalto, 3 years old, 6ft. 'lb. 7 Five to r againit Pic Nic-4 to r againft Surprize —4 to r againit Flageolet-6 to 4 agaitut Bobtail. Mr. Panton's Allegretta, beat Gen. Grolvenor's f. Two Shoes, SR. zlb. each. Two•yr old C. 'cogs. h. ft.—Four to r on Two Shoes. Mr. F. Ncale's ch. e. Brair.worm, by Buzzard, aga Mr. Whaley's b. c. Lightning, by Pegafus, both z yrs old, 811. ilb. each. Two yr old C. yogi. Off by confent. General Grofvenor's ch. f. Humming Bird, by Potbos,'dam by Mambrino, rec. ft. from Sir C. Bun bury't ch. f. filter to Orlando, both now 2-yr old, 811. 91b. each. Two-yr old C. wogs. b. ft. IRELAND. I a 3 dr w BELFAST, Ocr. 4.—On Wednefday laft,Thoinas Rolfe' arrived in Downpatrick, under a &ring efcort, from Dublin, and was on that day arraigned, and ferved with a copy of his indictment for High Trea fon. His trial is appointed to come on on Wednef. day next, the Isith instant. Teherday, the Special Comminion for the trial of perfons accufed of High Treafon, in the county of Antrim, was opened at Carrickfergus, by Mr. Jutlice °smell a. After the Commiffion was read, the C..urt, without proceeding to any bufinefs, immediately adjourned to this morning. Duman, OCT. lg.—General Lord CATHCART and his faire arrived yefterday from England. Hi, Lord fhip is to be Commander of the forces in this country, t in the room of General Fox, who returns to England. Yefterday, Michael Quigley, of Rathcoffey, in the county Kildare, builder ; Nicholas Stafford, a baker, I ,!_ i of James's-hat ; and one Perot, a painter and gla. zier, of Lucan, were brought prifoners to the Cattle. I .! Three hundred pounds reward hays been advertifed for the apprehenfion of the two firft mentioned, who 41 are charged with having been leaders of infurgents on the night of the 23d laft. They were arretted on Wednefday laft, at Ardfry, in, the county of I Galway, at the houfe of one Perot, a farmer, fa:her to the perfon above-mentioned. They underwent examination by the Right Hon. Mr. WICK HA ea, and were afterwards committed to Kilmainham gaol : they are able looking men, and them to be under 40 years of age they appeared not to be under much concern at their fitnation ; and, we underhand, that (trigley, in coming to town, (poke with rope confi dence of the object of his nefarious purfuits. It is • fuppofed they will be tried at the Common of Oyer and Terminer, which will commence the 29th infant. The new law arrangements rumoured here are, the Hon. Baron Daiv to be a Judge of the King's Bench. and the Solicitor-General. Mr. WC 14 to foe. ceed to the Exchequer Bench; Mr. PLUVIERT. to be Solicitor-General. The Captain of i Privateer is ordered to be pro. fecuted for piracy, having plundered fevetal Spanilh (hips of confislerable quantities of fpecie. The Mate and another of his crew are committed to Pena mouth jail, until his trial takes place, when they will be brought forward to give evidence againll him. . A Court Martial was Jately held on Lieutenant W. D. Roaserson, of the Edinburgh Militia, on a charge of unfoldierlike conduit, &c. preferred againit him by Captain Wil.tiastson, cf the fame regiment. The Court thought that the conduit of both o;licers had been extremely improper, and fentenced Lieute nant Roasarson to be reprimanded. His MAJISTY has approved the fentence, and direaed Gen. Vv.' Da notify a in General Orders throughout the Dittria. To-morrow the prifoners, who iland fully com mitted on. fufpicion of various felonies, will be re moved from the feveral gaol, in the city and county to Newgate, preparatory to their taking their trials at the enfoing Old Bailey Sefflons, which commence on Wednefday next,the26th ink. Sittings appointed in bfkldlefez and London before the Right Hon. RICHARD P , Lord Airmistr, Lord Chief Junice of his Majelly's COart of Com. mon Pleas at Weilminfter, in aid after Michaelmas Term, rBo3 I■ TRIM. MIDDLCIIM Thuriday, - Nov. so Friday - Wednefday - 16 Thud:lay Wainciday - 13 Tlnuiday AAAAA Taasa. Turfday . Nov. ay I wedetently - Nov. 33. Oa Saturday afternoon. a Grarefend boat consaig up the River under full fail, and with a (relit wind wcf. telly. came infide the tier, off the Jutty of the London Docks.—Going at the rate of (even cr eight miles the hour, (mall boats had hardly a chance of getting out of her way; and one wherry, in which wet two gen tlemen and the wateriness, was literally run over by her. The waterman on board the Gravefend boat. and one gentleman (Captain St. Baena. of Itatclitf) was enabled, from his fituation, to thatch hold of a rope under the bowfprit. which he held faft. and was cart icd on with the vefel, hanging partly in the ure ter i but the other parenger (a Mr. Ma are et, of Ante rkaTquare) was funk with the wherry, and the °reverend boat went over both. In a thou time he rote, and twain towards a pairing lighter, arid nAs providentially enabled to hold on by the oar of tl e lighter tiles wherry, which had pot off from the flair' t,, ta l e Captain Se. Butte from his perilous lima. tion, came alto to his cakue. We are happy to date that the Gentlemen are well, except that Mr. Mat- Tr N ha , both his legs bridled, and has received a fe very blow no' his head, foppored to be aptinit the 6ravefen•l boat's bottom when tifing the fit it lime alter Ili. bring run down, and by which he was look again. It is however hoped that no bad effc& will cufue, as he was bled foot after being take* co i1.0.e. LONDON. IV if Nov. i t : 1 • ivi!l Ins to tat an a if Tian the rons this 32414 in 2 w•:I -:ray, ohn, lam iclia, nyr nada, boa. , the kotn St. Yde. will mit e er la aio tut. fey. uth