Star. — London, England, 1803-10-22 00:00:00

LONDON. SATURDAY, (1,2 rOl3rR 22. PR:CT Cl:* S rt;(•::::1 - ii!ti DAY .11 . ON% O'CLOC.Ki pc, Ceiit. oir.ory, 33 Dato, •., 3 lur C. I:i..!tice:l3:i; ;ur PK IT7E OF SI'OCE Bank S:ock II)! 3 pLi . CA:I. ITcd tli 32 4 p.. 1. Ctf.!. 67; r-, Lent Aro. 8: l'.?; '797, h 7.1 COURSE OF EXC:IIANCI 3 G 9 a Of. C.idiz rip Naples Vo. at 11; ht 3 6 3 Dic :0 36 Lff. (411,4 46 IS TO s ur. 111.ultid pup Venice OS 11,nbur,„11' 34 ro 2 Ditto 36icff. Linson 6o Altona .14 11 2 Uf. /Mina 367 eIZ. Oporto Go Pa7i•l day's date 24 7 I I.cihorn so Dublin 16 Paris - 24 13 zVC I 4 3 .1 u on the Bank of Holland Bourdeius, ditto 14 15 5 t per Cent. DuiraN, Oc I'O3E 18.-5 per Cent. Gnv. Debtntures 87H. Courft. of Lachar:gt.—Dublin on London 13. mium 9 dif. I'ERDAY : Ann 15;- 7-16 I Int'ra Stork 162, 163 , rkc' eq. Nils par si dif. I tmtn,om dd . . llxtt•ry I •Lket• 171.15. Cont. tor we DirpatChei were yelerdav received from Sir _lnlay! S•UMARrz, dated &telt:fey Road, the 7th itillant. \tie underaand they bring intelligence that on the night of the 2.Bth ult. feventeen flat-bottomed boats had failed from G:anville, and got into a fmall port to the Eaftward, from uhence they proceeded the following night to Dieppe. They kept In ;lore in !here that it was impodible to get near them, and were efcorted along the coax by a demi brigade of dragoons. Inteliigence has been received by a refpcnable Weft India Houle, ia the City, that on the pit of Aug. LIR an expedition filled from Barbadoes, under the command of General GRINFJFLDp to take poffefTion of Demerara, which was expelled to fall an eafy conquefl. 'File hvellirence came by a veifel, arrived at Liverpool, uhich fai:ed the fame day the expedi• tion dcpa:tcd from Batbadoes. A letter from Dover, in one of the Morning Pa• pers, after mentioning the arrival of the Jamaica fleet, as Dated in this Paper yefterday, proceeds to give as information, received by come of the paffen gels, " our having captured the whole of the French fleet at St. Domingo, confifling of two feventylours and five fligates, together with a confiderable num• ber of rranfport vefTeli, that remained for fame time blockaded by our Iquadron."—And farther, " that the French army on lhore, in order to f.ve themfelves from ihe ungovernable fury and refentment of the Blacks, furrendered prifonery of war; and that in a Council of the Blacks, held immediately after the furrender of the French army and fleet to the Britiflt, it was refolved, una tare, to eftahlilh a regular Govern ment in the ifland of St. Domingo, and that no white man fhould be employed either in the civil or military department." We can only obferve on the above, that though we have no doubt of St. Domingo being, by thin time, is the poireffion of his Majelly's forces, we can ' not find that Any advices to that elFal have yet been Teceived, either by Government,or by Jamaicahoufes. Lord Ktrrit is at prefent much occupied in ar ranging a fy Rem of fignals on the Eatlern and South ern coalls, to anfuer any emergencies that may oc cur during the winter months. It is laid to be in fubordination to a gland plan of naval defence given Lim by the Board of Admiralty. Government has iifued orders for furrounding the Coaß of Ireland with Signal Polls, to be command. ed by Lieutenants, fimilar to the ellablifhment of fig nal rifts in England; they have alfo given dire lions for the equipment of a great number of fmall craft, to be employed under the command of Lord Gate wiz, for the defence of that part of the United King dom. aline of the Mooning Papers have denied that vef felt, clearing out for Spain and Portugal have been refuted clearances. If the Editors will take the trouble to go to Lloyd's, they will find the following notice Ruck tip thi.re : " All velfels bound to Spain and Portugal are pro hibiLd from clearing out at the Cullom Houfe till further orders." T; e general underßanding on this fubje& is, that the meafure is the precurfor of a declaration of war againrl both their powers. They are both funk under d minion of France, and front the Rate of nego ciati ,rt with tliem there kerns little hope of a hecelf. • ilke. locked wt fee none upon the principle on which 13 = mu! a.". The tranfports ordered to be got ready ate by t.,tre fuppofed to be for an expedition not unconneßed %via: the expefted war with Spain and Portugal. In addition to the rumour that the French troops would not embark, is a very current tepott that the gun boats are quite inadequate to the purpole for which they were intended. It i> faid that many of them have been funk by the very recoil of the pieces they carried. It is long fence we heard that the gun boats would be overlie in a rough fea by firing the guns they cat ried. 13ot much lircfs ta not to be laid on this experiment. The French boats unquentona bly are nt.t fit to make refinance ; they are meant merely to bring over troops when it can be done in favourable weather, without any danger of meeting rht op!) , fition of our navy. The boats the French have built arc, ve have no doubt, extremely unfit to nand the fn, and mud equally perith if they arc tackeJ :.itacr hr Usc elenscuts or by the Erin& navy NAUTIC4L INTELLIGEATE. MAILS THIS Mlt. nut:. Du! , !!r. ,t,:ford S.W. DV 2 . HAmburet e 2 Ptviktoccot,'Ocr. 20.—Came in the PHOENIX; of 36 guns, Captain HALSrio, from a cruize.—Sailed the DIANA, of 38 guns; la FL ECH F ; of 18 guns ; and the Ni MR01), of t 8 ditto, on a entire ; the Dutch fhip Juliana Matia, from Batavia, laden with fugar, cotLe, and pepper, taken by the Favourite letter of marque, of London, Captain PURI', lafl from Falmouth. DEAL, OCT. 2 I.—Sailed the IMMORTALITE frigate, GRIFFIN, and TARTAR armed cutter, for the Cuaa of Irance.—Sailed the SEAFLOWER (loop with the outward bound under Convoy, for Portfmouth. Arrived the Santa Margarcha higate, with the homeward-bound fleet from Jamaica, under convoy, molt of which. are failed for the River, with the La dy Andover, STADDEN ; Lady St. John, GREIC ; St. George, PALMER ; Ulyffes, DORMER ; Purfuit, NIONT GWIERT ; Ajar, Nl'LrutiNG ; Ann, ATKINS; Covet dale, Nl , Nlisrck ; and Kingdon, Ilthsor4, from Ja- maic.t. Came down from the Nore the Discovtiev bomb. Al rived the PLuTo flonp of war from off Dungenefs. Remain in the Downs his Majelly's Chip 11IoN ARCH : with the Lady Forbes, Cumberland, Hopewell, Ram. War, and Kingflon, from Jamaica for waiting for convoy. The STARLING gun I;rig has a fignal for convoy to the Northward. Sailed this morning :he Hon. Eall India Company's 'hips SIR EDWARD HUGHES, BURGESS; and BRITANN.A, BIRCH, for India. Wind N. N. W. YAKMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Ycflerday failed on a cruize, the Islacteal:NE frigate, CENSOR and PER. RE I'rt R gumveffels, and KING GEORGE and NANCY cutters. Sailed the tinge, CERN ERD BERXIN, to Embden, with goods; Forfakett, ERIC HooN, to London, with timber and deals. The Henrietta, Jo HAN PFTER SON mailer, front London, hound to Lubeck, laden with fugar, coffee, pepper, indigo, hardware, and merchand z:, is put in here leaky : the fhip mutt be unladen, and undergo a thorough repair. Ships of war in the Roads are, the Ruby, of 64 guns, Admiral THORN BOR °UGH'S flag flip; GELS' Z- H LIN of 68 guns; Gaeco armed Ihip ; CONSTANT gun brig ; and two revenue cutters. A large fleet of light colliers remain wind bound. The Hari ice, EP H ; and Minerva, BRISTOW ' of this port, bound to the North, are miffing, film:mid to have been cap 'tured by the pirate Blackman.—Wind N. W. AYR, OCTOBER 16.—Early yefierday morning the floop Elizabeth, of Dublin, ROIsER r Scv Leto% mailer, failed from this port with a cargo of coal for Dublin, and having Rood out channel a confide rabic way, a firong gale from the S. W. forced her back, when attempting to take the liar, the violence of the dorm drove her behind the North Dyke about half pail nine o'clock. The fitaation of the crew becoming pet ilous, and the fea running fo high that no common boat could go to their Alliance, the life boat and eleven men, under the direEtion of Captain WALLACE, went to their relief, and brought them all fafe on (bore, affording another fatisfaElory pool of its invaluable utility. GREENOCK, OCT. 18.—Arrived or. Saturday the Grocer tranfport, with the remainder of the 28th regiment on board. N'effels are now hiring for the purpofe of tranfporl..g the troops lately arrived here from Ireland, by the Grand Canal, to Grangemouth, whence they are te embark for Fort George. FROM I.LOYD's I.IsT. Glimmer ND, OL r. it.—FalTed by the fidward Foote, Bayley, from Grenada ; Thames, Todd, front Oporto ; Sovereign, Young. fnm Dublin; Eliza and Ann. Hunter, and True, Rodn.y, tto n Memel; Thetis, Vultrm, and Apollo, Hicttery. front Stettin.— Sail"! the Guardian, Kinston, and the Edward liendriat, for Eilinare. Aanivco—ln the Downs, the Thomas, Lswrenee. rid Antoi nette. --, from Cache; Rona and Bailey. Rieliardfon, iron, Virginia; Willoughby, I,ovct ; Champion, I.nve ; Concord, Sef ton ; William, Ewing; Emerald, Wood; %%Thornton, London, Kerr; St. George, Palmer; Arethufa, Rainey; Coons tine, Complx11; Albino, Warden; Margaret. Goodwin; K ng. Ron pocket, Itoble.fiiii; Teleman, Andrew I.al. Shore, Rofs ; Cumberland, Drummond; Lady Forbes, Goollos ; Hope, Nichols; Kingflott, ; Walls; l'ortuit, Plot ter, Coodue Ltd, birnpfaii, train Joni iCI At Cowes, George and Charles. —, and Endeavour, —, from lialt,more. Off Falmouth, Mary, Goodrich, from Virginia. At Liverpool, Chef terfie:.l, Nie helfon ; Charles, Carney ; Atlas, Stoekdak ; Auguflo, Hudfon ; Robert, Darbythirc; Tygc-, Hayes; Grange, Wation, Seholitatia, Erank:yn; Otway, Man; In lan Ft ader, Stolle; Suf ic:, ; Roltrek, Kelly, and Nancy, Nicholfon, from Jami e& ; learnt, Rarufay. from Harin•locs ; Albion, M•Lean, from G,:orgio ; Nancy, Davis. from Virginia; Morltortuib, Simplon, Iron Oporto. At Leith, Johns, Hutton, and the J'ne, Keith's., front the battle. At DubOn, Elko, —, cud Mends, Hunker, from London. At Code, Amphitrite. I logg, from Jamaica, and the St. Antonio. Jose, from Ovorto. At Hali fax, Kalif, Murray, front St. Vincent's. City of I.ymts. —..—,from the Mean( France to Bourticatta, is captured by the Sarah at.tl Ann, and atristd at Liverpool. lie Northern Gmeltalk, from Tanjur. for Genoa ; the Cem, Mart laws, Iran Lubec to Mark-dlr.; the Pri ripe de Afturial, from New Orleans to tarr. lona ; the Wmhiolzton, Andafrm, front Amlt.rdani to Naples; the Tergeod.l, ILlariu; and the Conception, Arinco, both front Cadiz to C.m...a ; and the Enia rod, Mont r, front Lilbm to thnoa,art diaaincd, and all lent into Gibraltar. I.c I.cmArs, Gir:.ud. from ; and l'Atalanre, trot,''. ban h01.nrw . .., 1•och tor Prlcictllcs, are cApturcd, And ear md ro The C.tmord. I faurafor.l: and Otivc Brlnch, liawfoo, from Stray to NIJIt•, wire uf•turad n 4 tee 401 of Augull, by la Feb cot prr.atc,t, carricd iaw i s tlith. 'f be B•41ora, Merrann, from Jamaicatoi ondon, put into St Lucia vela fire tof n•a::r to hcr hold. from rbc Mitoratiu, for I :Orient, is captur:d by a'. et I..vcriv,ol, 11oI hnt into Colt. The APGYS sloop of war, Captain KING, arrived at Cel( on file 3 , 11 Irons a CIInZe ; And nu the 14th 411 his Nl3:rity% Iliip MAJI,TIC, Lord BEAU r' xi , ati isicd Ll 4 : c Porttinaulla. .`,V d AL APPOINTIkTENT 3 . Captain R. IL SAVAGE is appointed to the corn mand of the BmtirTTA. Captain JAMES H. 7 AITE is appointcd to the tom mini of the V:,L.CANo bomb. Liewen.olit JAmis DicKtN , ON is arrnilltEd to the Vt ER. Lieuter %nt TOO MA, COLLINS to the CASTOR. Lieutenant. the Hon. M. INNIS to the COAM VION• Lieutenants T. R.Toict: a, and J. TAI LOR to the Lao rmtn. Lieutenant N. h. Ct tat ENTS !O the V. , Second Lieutenant T. meta to th_ ZErtiv a. Lieutenants F. SMO C K., and E. A. SIBLEY to the PAN DOUR. Yeticrday his Majelly's fhip the Woevsaens, Of 16 guns, was put into commiNion, and Captain H. GORDON appointed to the command ; and the VIcToR, of t 8 gums, was put in commillion, and Capt. C. G. SHORTLAND appointed to her. In confequence of the captut e of two of the Lifbon Packets, orders have been fent down to Falmouth, that the Lifbon Packet is now there, and about io fail, (hall not fail until a frigate be appointed to accompany her. The Tows:olEl4D packet. arrived from New York and Halifax, fpoke on her paff.ge an linglifh frigate, with a large French privateer in t..-:ntpany of twenty guns. The privateer had been manned by, and was cruizing along with the frigate. Yeflerday his MAJESTY and Princefs Sorn la, : t tended as tibial, took their morning tide on otic backk in the Great Park, Windfnr. Her Isfalisry and PrinceffesAvG user, and EI.I Z ALF" H, attended by La dy SIC/HEY, took an airing in a fociable and four by St. Leonard's Hill, acrofs the FOLA, through Sand pit Gate, over Engletield Green, and returned to The Lodge through Old Windfor. Princef, AraEL I A, at tended by Lady STAWELL, took an airing by Virgi• nia Water. All the accounts received from various parts of England, Rate, that the General Fall was ohlerved with the greateft fulemnity and devotion. All the Volunteers of every ciry, town, and village, marched to their refpcelive parish churches, where in general very excellent and appropriate fermons were deliver ed to them, in a Ryle peculiarly applicable to the lituation of affairs, and calculated to encour age and iaculcate nn ardent degree of pattiotifrn and exeitiou in defence of our couii:rv, and of every thing that can be reckoned valuable to Britons. A Court of AL:cr. - nen was held or Thurfelay after noon to conft.ler of die 111CillIS of calling out the per. eons in the different Wards of the City who have not entered themfelves as Volunteers, to be enrolled as conitables to preferve the peace t f the City in cafe that the Volunteers Ihall be withdrawn on afttial ter vice. It is propofed that the per-I;ms who fiom age, or from attention to their commercial purfuits cannot engage in mote alive duti (hall at leaft come for ward in aid of the Police in their refpettive drilr:tts, and a plan for their atiembiing and training ha. hem formed. The Court of Aldermen appreved of tie fehente, and it is forthwith to be carried into ciecu tiln through ali the \Va•ds in the City. Notice was given in the lag Court of Com n • Council, that the f,.itlwing queflion will be difcttfh•d previodly to protect:l44,w tl.e cleaion of a Common So-jeant, viz. " That in the optrinn of this Court It is not eonfißcnt with the dignity of the ation of lion . ..in, or with the adrni• niitrarion of jurtire at the Ohl Bailey. that the Cornea Serj:ant fhoulil iu future r-iztiee as an Advocate in that Court, cr In soy Court of hiferior jurildietion." General MAC IC &N hIL is gone to join the camp at Winehelfea. Major Gen:r.a SMITH has taken the command of the Brigade at Bromiwell Camp, lately under the orders of Sir EYRE Cnorc. The Honourable Col. &ram is returned to town. Commiffioner Orwav has an ;wed at Gibraltar, and taken the cl..trge of the Dock Yard at that place. The Ditchers of BF AUFORT and her amiable daughters all ived in towu laft night from Badming ton, Gloucenerthire. Lord Curros, fon to the Earl of DARNLay, was entered )eflerday at Fton College, The Duke of Yitait's fervants now in town and at Oatlands, have received new• fuits of re g imen tali, by the order of his Royal fliglinefs, and are daily cur dled in the ufe of arms. By the death of Its. E. Mar-maw, aunt to the Earl of ',LAID trF, his Lordlhip comes into the life tile of to,cocl. 3ocol. of which is petfonal property, and be queathed at his Lordthip's demife to Lady ELlZA licra ATI4FW, and the remainder to a landed ef. t.ce which devolves at the fame period to his fecond lit, the lion. Cti.oru.. MAT NSW. Lieutenant Goland MAI/TINDILL, and the Officers of the 2-i Bataiiiiii of the t3th Regiment, gave a very elegant fateweli ..iinne! to t.. - oloncl Sir Ewam BAILLIk, previous to ht, tore from Azim Ghur. The New Stibfcriinrin Rooms were on Friday opened at Bury, and on the following evening the ' Theatre : both has to hoaß the prefence of the molt dillinp Milted i-ei fonages for rank, beauty and falhion, • fence among :lir c mpany appeared -Übe Duke and Michel's of Bzdford, Duch& of Manchefter, Marquis Cornwallis, Marchlonefs of UucAinLham, Lord and Lady Lrome, Lad) I emple, Lady Loud* Fltryey, Lady Mary :,rausillr, Lord and lady Caltkrrais, Lord liinchinhroke, Lord and Lady Templctown, Lord Strangtord, Lady Gurenanfton, A .1- miral Sir Hyde Parker and lady, Drivesgr..r Lady Gage. Sir Joins Sir '1 bonsai and Lady Cullum, Sir Chas. Banbury. Sir Thomas Gage, Fir Wm. and l.ady Rowley, Sir Ruben and Lady LI land, Su Parkk and lady Wake, Sir lit,t,rt and Lady Bux ton, do Rob rt am) Lady Pocklingtou, Hou. Colonel an Mrs. lC,ppel, &c. he. The following is an extras of a letter from an Officer on board the POLT %mow (loop of war, dated from I'nrt Royal, Jamaica:— " I at."•ed live in a fchooner taken by us; the vef fel was 1 4 11 of French palTengers flying from Aux Cayes to avoid the fury of the Blacks, who were pre. pat cif to Rio ni the town they left it. Nothing can exceed the miferable fituation of the inhabitants of St. Domingo; the impolitic meafures purfued by CLARC (cent to have made the Blacks defperate, and accommodation kvetween the patties impoffible. The French foldiers ate very fickly, and dare not Ric far from the muzzles of their Runs. However the Fissr Couset may be adn.ircd in Europe, his eon duel is held in the mini deteflable light in the Well Indies ; not an inhibiiaat in any of there Wands but foicerely witt.es to come under the Englifh go vcrnment, or plays very heartily fur a Niug rn France." VOLUNTEER CORPS. As different accounts have Rpfeared in fum e f ,f Morning Pdpers of the day fixed fur the review of : ,, e City Volunteers by his hlajelty, the folliming Cory of a Let:cr from the Right Himont-Able Earl if HARKING roN to the Right lionowable the Loan Mayult may be depended upon : Stable Yard, rat► Odaber, 1803. To the Right Honourable the Lord - - - Hi• Majetty pmpofing to review the Volunteers of the Lando* tin-id on Wedecfday thy 20th and Friday the IStb, the former of there days bds been allotted to the Corps of the City of I.op don, to whom 1 have to request your Lordihip will be pleated to fend initruaions, and llama defire that an Officer may be in Hyde Park on Monday neat, at la o'clock, to maA out the ground, &c. &c The Loan MAYOR immediately ordered letters to he wrote to the commanding Officers of the ten regi ments M•ith this information. Since which his Lordfhip has fent the following note to each of the Lieutenant Colonel.: Manfinn HoufugOaober 10, 1803. The Lord Mayor prefents his complimmts to Licutenmt Colo nel , and begs to inform him. it is the with or u• Majefty that a return &mild be made to Lieutenant Col laid Mac quarie, by the Offictrs who are to attend, to mark out tto grouts' on hlunday, of the expedled furze cicada regiment that is ill aUctw We fur thiteview on Weducfday. Yellerday morniag at t t o'clock, the ph London Loyal Volunteers, commanded by Lieutenant Colo nel Stir H, :mitered on their drill ground, Chrift Church liofpital, preparatory to their having a grand field day, from whence they marched to a field ad: joining Highbury Houle, where they went through the nt.inual and platoon exercifes, firing to rounds of cartridge. The firings in general were very good. After ;laving gone through the various evolutlhns uftral on field days, the corps retired to Higlibury Houle, where they partook of a cold collation, pro vided for the occalion by their Officer s . - The fecond battalion of the Qeen's Royal Chel fea Volunteers began tiu affemble yeflerday morning between five and fix o'clock, in Sloane Square, Knightfluidge. From thence they proceeded to a commodious field near to that place, where they were jollied by the firil battalion. The two regiments forming a Brigade, under the command of Lord Hossoty, went through a great many evolutions with much correetnels, and fired teveral rounds in excel lent time. The finenefs of the day attra6cti mulch con:piny. Lord HOBART expreffed Lindell in very flatraring terms to the Lieutenant Colonels t.f •:.ch regiment. Ti:ey both muttered very firong, and a Neu fine bey of men. The City Volunteers had yellerday their firri grand military exhibition ; three regiments were but, sac together. The iii, commanded by Lieuteliatt 1 illel SANIIIRL BIRCH, Efq. the 3d, by Jena BuoLEY KENSINGTON, Etq. and the 4:11, by CHARLIE BRICR. Efq 1$ P. They took the fame pofition as that which was occupied by the Corps which were bri gaded the day before in Hyde Park. The Earl of HARR INc TON, as General if the DillriCt of the me ta gave his direftions to Brigadier General lit:Ramo), who gave the word of command to the whole Brigade, which was repeated by the Colonels of each Corps. The evolutions were lo exactly fi milar in their nature to thole which were reported in yeflerday's STAR as performed by the St. James's, Prince of Wales's, Duke of York's, and BlOom(but y i..l..iations, that a repetition of the defcriptio3 would he totally onneeeffary to our residers. Sriffi it to fay that all the Corps aged together in the molt uniform and Heady manner, for which the refpeeive Colonels recci e 1 the compliments of Earl HARRIN°. Tort exprefed in the politell terms. At one o'clock the whole haring palled in review by companies, marched off the ground to their different places of miler. A troop of the tit Life Guards kept the ground. The Earl of Haaaraornet was accompa nied by his Aids de Camp and Lord PATERAHAI4. A great number of fpeaators were prefent, and they had a very favourable day for the enjoyment of the fpeEtacle. The St. James's Volunteers are to be furnithed with every neceffary requiSte for aftnal fervice immediate ly, ac Lord AMHERST., their Colonel, told them they muff be in conftant expellation of being called out at an hour's notice. The Royal North Lincoln Militia were reviewed a ftill days lince at Norman Croft, by Major General Srv•ar, who was pleated to exprets, in gensrsl or. del s, the ltighea fatisfadlion at the perfea Ra:c of difcipline of the Regiment. _ _ _ At Lancafler, ManchetLer, and Tewkefbury, the gentlemen of the4th dais, under the Levy en Mall Aft, and who are confequontly exempt from the compulfory operations of that Ilatute, have come to the refolution of forming themftives into Corps, in or. der to take the (lotions and duties of tire Volunteers. in cafe the exigencies of the country Mould call the latter forth into allual fervice. _ The fervices of the Wolverhampton Volunteer Corps are unconditionally accepted by Govetnment. On Sunday morning lull, Colonel MAlrritV/ corn municated to the Volunteers of the city of Hereford, the contents of a letter be had received from the Commander of the dittria, fluting, that their fervices would loon be required to guard the fignal polls about to be vetted in the neighbourhood of tilt city, and which communicate with others throughout the kingdom. _ _ On Tharfday lan, the Volunteer Cavalry of Yar mouth, commanded by Capt. Limon, and the In fantry by Colonel Govt.°, were reviewed by General Mt Ltd La, who fpnke in terms of the higheß commen dation for their tleadinefs in performing their various evolutions: the General alto vifited the fort and bat teries upon that coall. The Ealing and Brentford Volunteers had their firlt general field day yetterday, when they received their colours from the hands of their Chaplain, Mr. CARR, who delivered a very fuitable and imprellive difcoutfe on the oceation. After which they repaired to a field belonging to their Commandant, where they were infpeaeof by General Daum., pia, who eaprefied himfell very highly pleafed at the torre& manner in which they went through their feveral manoeuvres. Indeed their matching could nor have been furpaffed by any regular regiment. The Cot pi confilt of about 350 men, including the Aaon com pany, which is to be attached to them on tied days, and is commanded by Lieutenant Colonel DRINK' WATIR• who has taken uncommon pains in render t: as effe&ive in every refped as potlible. The colours belonged to the late Bret:U . ord Armed Allocauon. 113 fo ne evi Lc tril Di me di( ed ma poi on a alp a( the and cub fchi 100 l ed 1 tali Eat IL a di( ants In lie 0 of A M tit day I Park ! OM a Mr. the ti the g