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ifl ~ f ~ II PTC!IN *)::D,AITGUSIv, 1803. \ -- V AN FED iturncehately, an ASSISTANT to a SURGEON ind APOII"LCARY. 1 eaten aVrefresl to T. H. S. at Miffs W. nod I. Buck:al:l6,lh Nrtfea Too n, Hants, will be forwarded to the ALL Gentlemen of the County of Sul r- v who have cot delivered in their final offers of Service on this day, are defired to tranfinit the fame to the Lord Lieutenantof the County, at Wctmone, on or beforc the :7th inf. By order of the Fart of Onflow, SIBTHORPE, C. G. M. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, Auguf 19. tBO.l. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT. 1. TES of the PATRIOTIC EUND,at LLOYD' Coßee-tloufe, TuefJoy the Loth Auroft. ad& S:r FRANCiS BARING, But. in the Chair: Reedved a I.ettis from the Right Has. lord Radftock, want ing a Lift of. St.t.-n.r. ions front the " Women of England," to the Patriotic Ftod. Reared. 'chit the Thanks of thkeetuntittee be returned to the Right Hon. Lord Redneck, for his zeal in promoting the In terefts of this Fund. Refor red, That a Book be opened at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee kook, for receiving Subfcriptlons from the " Women of England," In Sums not exordia( 'lwo Guineas each. The Committee have the fatisfatlion to Inform the Public, that in addition to the Stock In the 3 per Cent. Coofob, Winding in the names of the Trußees, sod amoupting to aoatool. the Sub feriptions in money amount to 131460. 41. 7d. and that from what has been received, the Committee of Tr.:dory have paraded aoopooL 3 per Cent. Capfuls. Sosa.-^oL 3 per Cent. reduced. Adjourned to Tuefday, 23d of Auguft. 2803, at 12 o'clock pro elfely. FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. . Letters for the Committee are delired to be addreffed to Mr. VitaLsrolo, Secretary to the Patriotic committee. Lloyd's Cot. fee-boufe. Amount advcrtifed 20,2001. 3 per Cent. Ceara& CAI 533,326 L sa. Ludes Hoff hull 50 0 0 Middleton and lanes sa to W. Bridges, W. H. A. Smith it 0 ton tos o o One Day's Pay from Rey. J. Davidfon to to o the Mors. Nem- V.ey. H. Heigham, =mullioned O. Parifh of Sheniten to 0 0 cers,Dru miners and Servants in the Fa- Priyatesof theWor- o z 5 6 ether Regiment of 2 o o Militia, per Janus Window - 5716 o 17 6 The Rt.Hou.the Lord Mayor - 100 0 Lord Gower - 500 5 3 0 Lieut.CoLMaedonald, Lord F. C. Olborue 52 to e a Lottery Ticket in Jere Rural too 0 0 4quarters,No.9s7s, Via Pike and Co. 24448,23,198, and Portfmouth, per Sir i 5.408. John Carter 105 0o T. Covington - fi Twyends and Son. W. Ramhy,Eaßlndia NewealtleAr.Strandsz o o Houfe - ss to Cal t. J. Gardne - , R. N. 21 o o Jame+ Cobb, ditto 2t o J. Maurice Lyre so to 0 From Mr. Cramer, Rev. J. Wood, Dupps s s o Proprietor of the Wm. Hunter to too Royal Spa Gardens, Colonel 'Wel& io to o Bennondfey 70 I Wm. Melba toy 0 o Stephen Silber 5 2 1 0 W. C. Chambers 25 0 0 Right Hon. Dowager Edw. Cumming s o Lady Amherit zoo o Ab. Turner, Footman Rev. Edw. Ward 1 a to Mr. Dunbar, for Young & Son, Chan- mill, ditto Partners, ate. ditto I 7 Labourers and a Boy, ditto Duncan Stewart,Capt. of the Eller Guinea n= I I Flannel, &&. I a 0 eery-lane - 31 10 0 W. Frances, Ediabree . S. Brooking,Ca7t.R N. s s o Gale, Strand s 2 o Major W.hicigh,Dur- P. Fedor. Dower too o o ham Militia - to to o Iheferiptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this Bade. AT a Numerous and moll refpeaable Meeting. AT held at the Black Horfc in Skipton,t,a Tuefilay the 16th day of Auguft 'Sot, for the purpofe of taking into confitteratioa the Ada lately paired for the Defence of the Country; PRESCNT, The Right Hon. Lord RIBBLESDALE, in the Chair, Stephen Tempe& Efq. John Baynes, Efq. William Wainman, Efq. William Moorhoure, Efq. Benjamin Ferranti, Efq. William Bitty/hiltle, Efq Matthew Wilton. Efq. Rcv. J. Dawfon John Coulthurit, Efq. John Fleets, Efq. Thomas Parker, big. Whliam Dixon, Efq. Thomas Garforth, Era. Rev. William Cur liter. Dr. Collins. Ab. Chamberlain, Efq. _...... .... . . POI. /OM PIN4OII Chambeilain, Efq. Rev. Heart Winkfwarth Capt. C. Packer, William Sidgwick, Efq. John Carr, Efq. Rohinfon Chippindale, Efq. William Baynes, F.fq. Menry Owen Cetiliffe, Ell. Thomas Peel, Efq. MO, Clarke Jokph Vernon, Efq. William Alcoa, Eh. Rev. Robert Dyneley Rs*. Mr. A. Wafoey tha w = Efq. Thom Clagebettain, Ek. Efq. and others. apish' Pieter Eefolved unanitnoutly.lltat threatened and endangered as ON Empire is, by the defperate projedta of an ambitious and cove. boned it is the bounden *sty •11 1 every Bridal fubjed to exert hdmfofis &knee of every this. • that can be deemed eltimable ei ther Is Politica, Social, or Doo;citic Life. ad. That in the opinion of this Meeting the molt prompt, and 'aloft efikaadous mode, by whi.la this diftridt can render the molt !feudal fervice to his Majeity sad the Country at this momentous fent, b by &Amadei the voluntary exertions of its Inhabitants.who, from , ! , c already enrolled as willing to ferve as Volun teer. s. .:L of cavalry and Infantry, fcem already to participate in the honourable rewadtendered by the Hook of CoUIMODS to fuck loyal and patriot e effort;. 3d. That the Chairman be requeßcd to Ilgalfy to his Majeßy through the Lord Ventrnant, the cordial loyalty and patriotic zeal of this Dada., and to trader what this Meeting judges Its belt Fenders on the prefect awful median, viz. the Enrolment and im mediate difeiplined . a Volunteer Corps of Ca7alry, and another Volunteer Corps of Infantry, without ezpence w Government, god without pay, until called out Into 'dual fcrvies.eater to the Adjutants, Non-Commilfioned Officers, Truiner.cts and Drum mere ; the whole or any portion of which to terve in any part of Great Britain when called upon by Ms Majefty, is cafe either of edam! (neglect or of imminent danger thereof, or other public dlf torbances. 4th. That 'this Maießy than be pleakd to accept the above do. WO offs,, the Right Hon. Lord Ribblefdak be humbly recom mended to his hiajsity as the Commandant of both Corps, and that his Lordedo, In confequenee of fuels acceptance, be ddircd im nicdiately I convene another Meeting of the principal inhabitants of the Arebdeaconey of Craven, for the purple of humbly recant. mcneleg to his Majcity loch other 'Akers as may appear heft qualified for the furtherance of fo important a defies. stb. Th it a Sobkripion be Immediately opened towards effec tuating a plan of Defence now become peculiarly honourable by the unanimous declaration of the Reprefentatives of the nimbus in Par liament, isod ebb Meeting begs leave to cards its warmeß hope that fuck perfons as may be incapacitated by any mean; front ten dering their perfonal key ices, will genernutly contribute to the cam. mon diet of all good and loyal men's contents, at the prefect enfis, by fuck pecuniary aids as may fide their libations in life. 64. That a Committee, confining of the Noble Chairman, and tic Gentlemen who called this Meeting, together with Stephen Teuspett, Coulthurlt, Efq. Matthew Wilton, Flq. the Rev. Defter Collins, ( the Rev. Mr. Winklwortis, the Rev. Mr. Loosokoes, P. ter Garforth, Efq. Thomas Peel, Efq. Major Clarke, Anthony Lifter, F.fq. William Clapham, Efq. Robbifon Cliippin. dale, Efq. John few, Ffq. jobs Greenwood, ?Sq. and all Sub kribers to the amount of sod and upwards. be appointed for pro awning tbe general Dem) of the foregoing Refolutiona. ytk. That tin Craven fl..nk be appoiniedTrearurers for receiving Subferirlons North of Gargrave, and the Skim. Sauk on die South oft. Etta. That the Thanks of the Meeting be gives to the Gentlemen for Weft it. SUBBLESDALE, Chairman. The Noble Chairman bads, left the Chair, It was moved by William Waltman, Efq and maarsiinoutly ref.bred, That the Gra ttude of ' try i• Zoe, and the warmrlt Thanks of this 111.. tin; ate tendered to .be Right Hon. Loc.! Ribbkfdale, for the gestoesit, and iosessdos easetkos which his Lordth.p has %gee upon I ten f.1111710T rrinj. 14. 1 11SCtilt STA: dangerous Warfare, i4iii 1... tit^ ardent I.o)..by..tberi!y. finned's. and pa. lMtk soils. which Ida Lualf..'.;;. et 7 oz the pt. I act µWoos otsailen. LEEDS, AUGUST 4, dog. - - AT a General tlecting of Lieutenancy and of the mrgatrato. and Gcutlente.• tg the Welt afalog of the County .f Yutk, Notaking into Tor I:aeration the Ara lately paired lur tLe Guacrat Dracut to the Re,11.11,. BACON ?RANK, Efq, in tba Char, Refoived nnanittioufly, That it appears to this Meeting. that un.les Gen. rah Defonee 5t...1 of 4.01 George 3. Cap. pd. all the kilt:.tilt on. of the Con.ny. of the age of feventeen years and rind. r the age of fifty-syr, are to be enrolled, and are to be di viuod into lour differe.it el .ffes: the Elea Oafs contilning all the Men of the age of &veins:en and under thirty years, bring un inirried ant h %ohm no c'tild under the age of ten years living—Se c rod Claft,,,lll mco uutn irri-d between the ages of thirty and fifty, buying uo ch!l4 !icing under the age of ten yesrs—Third Clara, A!! mat of the :-ge of feventeen, and under thirty years of age, who arc or have bear married, and not having more than two chfl• dren living under the age of ten years—Fourth Clafs,consprifes all 'nen of feventeen, and under fifty five years of age, not compelled hr the three former That it appears ago. that if In any county or parilh a corps of Volunteers to be enrolled under the terms prcferibed in fedtions 53 and 54 of that Adt, and confifting In number to the amount of theft-fourths of the men comprifed in the firft above-tuentioned Clefs of fuch county or parilb, than be offered and ihall be approv ed by his Majefty, t'tch Isis Majefty may Nips:n.l, within fuch county or patina, fuch of the provilionsof the Paid Adt as require the men enrolled for military (alike to be traitted,ftercifol, drawn out, affembled, or embodied. From hence it appears to be the opinion of the Legiflature, that a much (mailer body of men, listing as Volunteers, will be equally or more efficacious than the greater number tuning under the com pulfion of the Mt. Refolved. That it would be much to the honour, and confiftent with the fpiria of the Inhabitants of this Riding, to have none but Volunteers to nand forth to meet and refiit an eneafty, threatening us with invation and total deltrudtion. And this Meeting do unanimonfly and neon* recommend the forming of Inch Volun• teer corps in every placewhere it is poffible to Iv came, being con vinced, that Omuta& this mode be generally adopted through the kingdom, it would be the molt likely means to deter the enemy from the attempt of invafion, or flicsokl invafion take place. It would be by far the moll efficacious mode of repelling the enemy. Refolved, That if on failure of the objedt of the foregoing re commendation, it Ihould become Deceffary to put the above-men tioned Act in fun execution, it will be the duty of the Deputy Lieutenants in their refpeetive fubdivifions, as alfo of the Magif grates and Nobility and Gentry, in their own immediate and re. fpeetive neighbourhoods, to attend at the times and places appoint ed for training and ftercifc, and to give every Aflame in their power for the due execution of the Adt. Refolved, That for the purpofc of encouraging Volunteers un der this Adt, it is ftrongly recommended that a I uNcription be en ured into in the refpective parifhat, or fuch other diltriets as may be united for that purpofe, to defray the expences incident thereto. Refolved unanimouny, That a fubfeription be immediately en• tered into: every perfon limiting hie fubfcription locally where he thinks proper, and thofe not limited within a month from this time, to be confidered as a g enet al fuhfcription to the aid of Volun teers and for the general d efence of the country. Refolved unanimoony, That fuch mums as are locally fubfcribed (ball be paid to local Committees, and thofe fubfcribed generally to l a Committee to be chofen by fuch fubfcribers. Refolved,l'hat all the banking-houfes, in the different towns in the Welt Riding, be requelted to receive additional fulafcriptions for this patriotic purpofe. Ordered, That every Gentleman fuhfcribing generally the (um of one hundred pounds or upwards, be of the Comtnitte for manag ing fuch general fuhfcription. Ordered... That thofe Refblutions, together with a lift of the Subferiben, be advertifed once in all the Newfpapei s in the Weil Riding, and alto in a week or two afterwards in two a.oodon Pa per.; and that the Subfcription Paper he left at Mr. Boliand's Of fice, in Leeds, for further Subfcriptlon. Ordered, That this Meeting he adjourned to Thnrfday next, at the Hotelin Leech, at Eleven o'clock. BeloNed unanimoufly, That the Thanks of ;Li. Meeting be given to the Chairman. B. FRANK, Chairman. NAMES Of SURSCAMILS. 'Lord Harrwood - - 2000 0 0 B. Frank (locally) . - 176 5 0 W. Spencer Stanhope - coo 0 0 J. Smyth Heath - - coo 0 0 G. W. Wentworth . • 550 0 0 G. C. Yarborough - - 200 0 0 G. Cooke - • - 200 0 0 W. Fawkes - . soo 0 0 E. Lareelles - - son 0 0 Henry Lafcelles ' . - 500 .. 0 0 W. Fenton Scott . - '. 400 0 0 John Lifter Kaye - . 400 0 0 Benjamin Ferrand (locally) - - ICO 0 0 • Th Jolbua Walker • 300 0 0 Thomas Walter - 300 0 0 . Francis Edmunds - 150 0 0 - /tool. for General Purport:a W. Sotheron set Yeomanry Cavalry 1. 176 I 0 a 61.55. to Pantefraok Volunteers zcoL to Leeds Volunteers D.Wllfon iSol. Yeomanry Cavalry i 176 s 0 a6L ss. Pontefradt Volunteers , . Edward Wilton (locally) - - 200 0 0 Thomas Garet:lgoe (locally) - - - 150 0 o 1 Thomas Gaikolgnedun. (locally) so 0 o John Rafted= - - - - 100 0 0 William Wtightfon - - . - 200 0 0 James Fox - - - - - 300 o 01 lohn Beckett fur the Leeds Volunteers - sco o 0 Win Blayds . - - -- - 300 0 0 nthua Crompton (locally) - - - Soo 0 0 olhua Field (locally) - - . 200 0 0 rraneis 1.. Wood - - - - 200 0 0 Thomas Lloyd, the the Leeds Volunteers . zoo 0 0 John Brooke Anfthorpe - - - 100 0 0 Fdw.ull Smith (locally) - . . - 150 0 0 H. Parker (locally) - • - • 100 0 0 B. Brooklbank (locally) . - ZOO o 0 David Poole (locally) - zoo 0 0 J. P. Neville (lawny) • 100 0 0 WEllarn Markham (locatly - - zoo o 0 Samuel Buck, for the Let.ta Volunteers - 200 0 0 - Wade I , rown, ditto - - 100 0 0 lame- Arntltagc, ditto - - - 500 0 0 Edw •- I Arm - stage, ditto - zoo 0 0 • William Lee.(locally) - - zoo 0 0 B. Heywood (locally) - - - zoo 0 0 John )iaytor (locally) - - - . 100 0 0 Lomb (locally) • zoo o o (locally' Thomas York ( ---11) - - ;co 0 0 Joke Couldazaft (locally) - • 100 o • dill Plum?, Malty and City of York Volunteers Ica o o Jofeph Beckett - - too o o Llamas SUngiby, by B. Frank - 100 0 0 James Smith, Holbeck - - zoo • o hlicpley Waikato (locally) - Poo 0 0 l R. GIU - for Roytion Part& 25EZ S for Wakefield Pad& 25LS o 0 0 William Hey - - zoo 0 0 William Walker - - zoo 0 0 William Smithrno - - woo o o Ale' and Walker, for Birltall - so 0 0 James Manes, Thorne. Hoofe - lox) o 0 William RouLdelL Gledltooe Houk (locally) - tog o o Lady t ifciactitcfe Irwin - 300 0 0 His Grace the Arehbiikop of York, for _ IVi'clt Riding. yOoL . ? North Riding, scoL . 2000 0 0 l'aft Riding, Soot L:ity of York and MAT, 3 0 0 1 - r Waft Riding. $5Ol 1 J oh° Lambe . 1 Eat Riding, tIOL 1 ' 403 0 0 lore lin Prke, Camblestord (locally) - • 103 0 0 Matthew Wilfor, EN. Oticy (locally) haying alio to 1,44;:ti0e in lasteathirc . . - - . 42 0 0 William Gordon, Stockeld-parit - - 403 0 0 Frond, Itidfdate, Colicky Vniuserer,Faving with his porners previnuOy fuliktibod at 1-19 a urs, zosl. . sz zo o John Calverley, Leeds l'ohaterra . - aoo 0 0 St. Aadrcw Ward ... +.- - - 100 0 0 Pe regrime Wentworth lineally) • - ro 0 0 T. Rawfon, Warelfend ler cimbeld, do/ 1 Sheffield Voluntecrs, all. • lei 0 0 Yeomanry Cav4lry, ad Rd Greet. 1...vt. ntlwype, I locally) - . • 10-. 0 0 Jolt or., v. tikir.U.r. I !a.. k haunt.. ditto . •yo 0 0 0.1421001 BAUM cll. Ll' . ... %Vaasa= . so CO 0 LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST Vt. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK t 3 per Cent. Reduced. 54 1.31--T Cent. Cuoreht 53 i Omv•tem,diL PRICE OF 8 COCKS 'ESTERDAY Bank Stock 141 1 142 141 i India Stock .3 ixrC•Red-34i1 Imp. 3 per Cent.... 3 Ki r C. Cunt 54 .9 Ills Imp. Ann. 9 a z-z 6ths I 4 PCr Cent. 4 i Excheq. , 2.. it 31. dIE c per Cent. 86 1 85(t Ontnium 7 i di(. 5 Pcr C 1797. 89 i } I Fuel& Tickets a 7L 4a. Long Ann. a 6 i I CauL for Ar- 54 d 3 .1 i Our tars have again been giving the enemy a tam. ple of Britifh valour. Impatient of the tardinefs of the French in tending out their equipment, the boats belonging to the VILLA us PARIS, paid a vitit to the harbour of Ufhant, on the night of the 16th inftant. The party under the command ci Lieutenant WATT, entered the port, and fairly carried off a French armed •effel, which they had marked out for their prize. She proves to be a lugger, called the Mcsien ger, carrying 8 guns, and ao men. The French made but a feeble relifiance, and after the lots pf a few men, fubmittel We are hippy to add that our brave fellows got off with their prize without fu (lain- ing any lots. The particulars have been forwarded to the Admiralty, by Admiral CORNWALLIS, Mho fpeaks highly of the conduct and bravery of the peo. ple employed on this fervict. We have alfo received fome account of another aftion at Boulogne, but we have it not in our power to give a particular detail ; the letter which brings the intelligence having beep written in bane, after the departure of the poll from Deal, and forwarded by a fpecial Meffenger to overtake the mail at Can terbury. We fubjoin the letter " Deal, Auguft 22. " A report has this inflant reached Deal, that " fome of our Blips have bombarded Boulogne, and " fet the whole town on fire. We have not yet afeer " tained the particulars, but I hope -- arrived " there in time to have a fhare in the allion, and he " will no doubt give you the particulars as loon as " poffible. The poll is gone; have therefore only " time to fay that Captain Owsa of the Iramosra " LITE, and the Captain of the Sus? us. bomb, teem " the principal heroes." The Duel of C AAAAA Ck'S Birth-day was obferved yefterday by his Royal Highnefs's tradefmen with much fellivity. A Spanith Meffenger arrived yefterday morning with difpatches for the Spanilh Ambaffador. Private letters from Paris (late the failure of thir- teen Parifan Banks in one day. General Baum' is Paid to have demanded of the Pours the expulfion of all Briti flips from its har hours, and that the pelage of the Dardanelles fhould be Phut againit us. Yetlerciay Capt. &mama, of his Majefly's Ihip GOLIALH. of 74 paw.. arrived at the Admiralty with difpatches from Jamaica. We do not learn that he brings any thing new from that quarter. Orders have been fent to Dover for, a hundred Trinity Pilots to be in readinefs at a moment's notice. The Honourable Captain GARDNER is appointed to the HtRO, launched on Thnrfday at Blackwell ; Captain R. HALL to the RIIVOL OTIONA IR t. vice LOCK, and Lieutenant W. Ross ITSON to the TRIAL Cutter. A number of fiddles, fo conftrulled as to be capa ble of conveying tents and or les, by means of horfea only, without the ufe of waggons or any other car riage, have, it is laid, been got ready by order of Government. At a meeting of the Surgeons of Leeds, on Friday. at the Infirmary, it was unanimoufly agreed, that an offer of their Cervices, fo far as furgical Alliance might be neceffary fhould be made to Govern ment, to extend to any part of the county of York, in cafe of alual invafion. Accounts are Paid to have been received in town, that a very long and bloody battle had been fought between the French and the Blacks, near Cape Fran cois, in St. Domingo. where the French had col. idled their whole force. It lifted three days. when, wearied out with the contell, both parties were com pelled to repofe. The Concord. Beards, (poke by the Cato, which is arrived at Greenock. told the captain that they had been fpoken to by an Englifli brig, who inform ed them that the frnall illand of St. Pierre had been taken, and French Property found in it, (fo they re ported) to a confiderable amount. THOMAS WILLIAM COKE. Efq. M. P. is raifing a Corps of Volunteers in the neighbourhood of Hulk ham, for the defence of the couti.ry. CAMIBRIDGe ELECTION, AUG. rt.—The linfisefs of this day was opened from the balcony of the Role Inn, by Mr. Matma the Underfheriff, after which the late Member was propored, in a moll animated fpeech by Mr. Jammtwas, who enlarged with equal energy and efeft on the family claims, private vie rues and public merits of the Right Honourable Gen. tleman.—He was ably feconded by Sir EDWARD NIGHTINGALE, in whole encomiums we were happy to fe e that fame late perfonal differences had been abforhed.—The High Sheriff having then announced Mr. Yoser. as having been chofen without oppofi. don. that Right Honourable Gentleman. expreffed his fenfe of obligation to his contlituents, with all the eloquence of pathetic gratitude.—T4 occafion drew from him loch jut olifervations on the war in which we are engaged, itch refleltions on the inveterate foe with whom we have to tentend, fuch - glowing nate menus of the motives which called us into anion. that white the hearers hung with attention on his words, their hearts thrilled in unifon with his anti ments.—lt is unneeeffary to fay, that the banters of the day wa: condneted with all the lattsfaft inn which could strife from the approbation of his conflituents, and ell that decorum which tepee for worth to natu rally unfpires.—The Rattling ditlindion n reprefent ing the County of Cambridge is thus for this fifth tipar bellowed on Mr. Your. DRO-M STAIRS, AUGUST 21*. Since my vifit to the Tile of Thanet I have taken no my refidence in this charming and agreeable place, where (though not full of company) the time is beguiled away in the moll pleafant manner, as the fcene is Amon continually varying for our amufe• ment. Yefterday all was buftle. Mirth and gaiety beyond conception, occafioned by the launch of 4 tine new fhip of nearjoo tons, from Wm ire's Yard, named the Venus, belonging to Captain Car.vtar, one of the Elder Brothers of the Trinity Houfe : the day being fine drew t ty_ther a prodigious concotirfc of (pc/laws; among the company prefent were her Grace the Duchefs of RUTLAKIE,Lord Dts.Lon, Lord and Lady MOLASIVORTH, and the Honourable Mrs. HILL, Lord and Lady &arnica, Lady Attasata.s. WARD, Lady CUNNINGHAM, and Honourable Mils hvarom ; Sir Jesus and Lady Nutmeat( ' Sir WM. Cuarts, General and Mrs. Caosaia, Gen. and Mifs RAINSFORD, Colonel O'HAR•, Mr. and Mrs. Tows- Lev, Mr. and Mrs. FuRETTH, Mr. and Mrs. GAR- Row, many Officers of the Navy, and of Royal Staff Corgis, and likewifc moll of the Officers of the Not tingham Militia were prefent, who were all well fa tisfied, not only with the interefling fight of the but alfo at the elegant entertainment given , afterwards by Mr. C ALVERT , on t h e occa fi on , b e f ore I his hr.ufe, to upwards of 200 of the principal vifitors and irthabitants of the Ifle of Thanet. The tables were profufely fpread with all the delicacies of the feafun, after which the merry dance commenced in a large tent, crated for the purpofe, and kept up for fcveral hours with the greaten fpit it; the whole went off with the greaten eclat, and the company all de. parted highly fenfible of Mr. CaLvtirr's polite at tention. About ten days fence we had a very agree able dance, and well attended, at &emus's Li. brary, who has a good room for the purpofe ; it was kept up till a late hoar, and the whole company retired much pleafed with their evening's amtifernent. It is now propoted to renew the fame every Csrtnight during the fealOn, as it pallcs an evening with very pleafant latisfaetton. Niue conntics, viz. Yorkfliire, Lancafliire, Devon., (hire, Kent, Staff,rd, Norfolk, Qloucetier, Surrey,and Eirer, furnilh upwards of one million of men, ca pable of bearing arms i and London and ets invironr will, it is computed, produce upwards of two hun dred thonfand warriors. A Vulunteer Corps, to coofitl of soo men, is in. tented to be railed at Chefier-le-Street, under the patronage of the Earl of Scattaoacwom, who has rubfcribed liberally towards it. In Huddersfield so° Volunteers (Infantry) have enrolled thanfelves under Sir Groaos Aitevraos, Bart Lieutenant Colonel of their late Corps. It is all() intended to raife a Troop of Cavalry in that town, tr , be commanded by 1014PN RADCLI!ig. Erg. Lord Casmsaaacm, as Colonel of the Antrint Militia, on Tuefday lall, declined the hopour of ac cepting the command of the Eaft Sheen Volunteers, conceiving the two duties to be incompluible. Colonel ST svett sow, cf Adani-nreet, is railing, for the ufe of :he Well Indies, a Regiment of Lifaxs, Molattne , , &c. in London. This is a merit merito rious aft, !.ie truly grateful to every humane eye, that cannt , : look into a (tree' in this populous city, without being offer Jed with many men of that defctir , '^a, in the moll deplorable and difgulling Rate of diarefs. The Court• Martial which fat at Woolwich on Mon day the tsth init. for the trial of Captain of th.c Royal Artillery, for ilriking bis Cnmmanding C icer at Teignmouth, is now dela The . fentence has not as yet tranfpired. M. Cnaptartu, late 4 French teacher in Greenock and M. Dv Gova n, of the fame profeiGon in Dun dee, have been 'ken to Edinburgh in cultody. Coa -1 PEROU arrived .nt Monday at eleven at night, and was cat t ied dire `.t to the Caqle. When taken he had in his perfT,liion plans of the Clyde with the found, ings, and other particulars! Do Gouas, with the perfons brought from Perth on SatUrday fe'nnight, remains in the gaol. The following curious anecdote has ju(t come to nor knowledge :—The Governor of Marfeilles lately met with a fall from hit both, by which accident he diflocated his fhonlder. The Surgeon if course pro• ceed,d to take off his coat, &c. but the g xid man put a pofitive negative upon being (tripped, till he was told his valuable life was in imminent danger ; he then rein/tinily fubrnitted, and on his arm were found the marks cA a thief and murderer. The dill corery made fuch a noife in the town that he thought it prudent to retire, and C de la Cana Inc ceeds him, whole charm:ter needs not lobe commented upon. A few weeks ago, in removing Tome rubbilli among the ruins of the old Calle of Kinclaven, Were found four very antient filer coins. One of the coins was inferibed, Donald If. Rne &owes i—tentht* bears on one fide Lodge Civitah on the reverfe, the folloiving Latin charaaers G. D. Re. au. Rut- S. 1094 ;—Thewing to be a coin of Witiras Rufus, who fucceeded the Cmiquernr. On the other piece is infcribed, Aleitaiseler Dei Gracia Rest Seotorame. Ailt• ANDIR began to re4n in 1 toy. Theft pieces mud be interefling to the antiquarian. The Caine of Kin claven is faid rn have beta the Palace of Donato 11. a place of confiderable ilreagth, and was deitreyed by fire in the t 3th century. PICEN•Ie public PS was yellerdal attended by a vall multitude, eager to gratify their curiofity with a fight of the birds, beats, and other wonderful creatures exhibited in the Caravans. Be. fides the puppet.fhews, ufually prefented upon fuck occalions, appeared many piaures, in which the un valion of Old England was anticipated, the Four ConsoF annihilated, and the Invaders fent to the bottom of the tea. Some of there exhibitions were fo well• managed, end the event anticipated wish 60 much confidence, that many linnet Kent and Sorel Farmers went home perfealy fatisfied,that Bost APIs r had aaually attempted a lauding, and had been lent to the bottom.—The fight of hand protein!s e zer• cited their art with the greateß ability in the Jiff r ent bnoths; while the rare bumble and lefs dear:rout dikiples of the greet performers were prAttifiug es private as pnffible among the populace. whole Pc' 1 kers. of confequeoce, werereleafed from dug yawn butilost tai SR Gc 291 lel soya Tech !rf On nod C pastel morel Peak Hai MR fa •Jp um Cu Rote lenn. 'arum !oral 'be D The r"Rbon IP dr, • -c'• 11