Star. — London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

e. sivTamizz 27. Ir. ch cc, the will September, the number of dcs..ths has been leis than for any of the five preceding years. Letters received in Town yefterday from Baiti more, dated the 24th init. Rate. that Port Republi- cain is evacuated by the French troops. Oevozrz 3.—The celebrated SAMUEL ADAMS, one of the founders of the American Revolution, died in this city yttlerday, in the Sad year of his age. The bells in the town tolled for half an hour, and the Clergy, State Officers, Public Itmetionaries, and 7orrign Confab, were invited, by public advertifc- Iment, to attend his funeral proceflion. In 'the Philadelphia Gazette of Wednefday lA, ap peared a paragraph, Rating, " that the Captain and crew of a Britifh frigate were lying under fentence of death at Antigua, for having plundered a Swe iiiiir drip at fn." As this paragraph was afcribed to Captain Cox, of the brig Concordia, he deems it due to juflice and truth, that one part of the fiatement Ihould bb correded. He dialed, and now afterts, that it was the Captain and crew of a (mall Britifh privateer, who were under fentence of death, and not the Captain and crew of a Britifh frigate, as was er coneonfty fitted: _ Yeßeyday morning his Majastr, Princefs goritta; knit the Duke of Care saioos, took au airing in the omit Park ) after which his MAJISTY took the wer4on of bunting with the harriers. Her Msissrv, and Prinreffes Aucvsra and ELI. hafts, attended by Ladiet C. WiLDEC RAVI! and M. WIN YARD, paid a lan to Mrs. H•tCOURT, at &t. Leonard's Hill. Princefs.Awittas, attended by Baronets Hoeza, took an airing by Blacirriefs and Sunning Hill. The Gazette a few days (ince contained his MA. lure's Licence and Authorhy to the Mop of LIN. cowl, so take and ufe the furname of TOMLIN!! only, ttt purfuance of the will of MARMADUICE TOMLIN'S, Sate of Riby Grove, in the Comity of Lincoln, Efq. deceafed, who left a confiderabie eflateto hisLordlhip. The Fire(hire militia Marched on Saturday fc'n• Right, from Dunbar camp into Haddington. It is reported that the French Government have ordered feVeral thoufand red uniforms to be lent is tote troops &dined for the invafion of this country, to occafion eonfufinn if a landing thould be effeded. It is necerary to be on our guard againa this ftrata gem, thould it be attempted. , The German legion now railing is to confift of 400 e men ; 1400 1. ive Already juitipt, and there is no doubt of the whole being f •••ts It is to be under the command ,of f,is Royal Higlinefs the Duke of Canstioor, and will be officered principal. ly by Hanoverian.; bat Tome of the Field Officers will be It is underftood they are stained for Ireland. It is expelled that thofe of the Army of Referve, Ilebo have not volunteered into the Guards or into the Third Marching Regiment, or Buffs, will be formed into a battalion to-morrow, and fent off to Ireland. Barracks are prepared in the City of Canterbury for &boot snap infantry. and loco more may be accommodated in quarters. Many of the troops, en. vamped on the Coall and in the interior, will be flat to beard of Grips. Three 64's one 54., and one so, ova ordered to be immediately ieted at Chatham to receive them. The (hips are to be moored along the Cosa as Dear as poffible to the refpeftive camps; fo that a body of men may be colleded on she (horteft notice. A Quite and lines are alfo forming in the rear of Eaftware Bay near Folkflone fo as to pre sent all advances into the interior of the country. The block Mips are fo completely equipped acrofs tbe Thames, that the Comnsiffioners of the Cullom' have polled op a notice in the long room, hating that it was not fafe even with a pilot to pals the Lower Hope at night. On Saturday morning, at near ten o'clock. the greater pare of the Bth Loyal London Volunteers alfaxibia at the houfe of the late Mr. Dewar, he- Aernging to that corps, at No. 45, Letinavel.fireet, Shoreditoh. It was the intention of the wbole corps to do him military honours. hut his relatives declined it. They accordingly met without their arms, and all the principatofficers of the Bth regiment attended. The body was carried from thence to Bunhill.fields, wbere it was interred in the molt private manner. On Sunday evening the inhabitarlts of Rocheffer and neighbourhood, were much alarmed by the un common luminous meteor which appeared to the air. The light was In great for the fpace of a minute, that ohjeas were difeerned at a conliderable was followed by a tremulous noife. A letter from Dover lays. on Sunday night. about nine o'clock. a beautiful meteor arofe in the fouth, and took a northern direaion c it had a tail twenty or thirty yar,is long : it illuminated the country for miles round ; and, when it burg, left a firms linen of fulphur behind. The Duke de BERRI, fon of Mowsteua, next bro. ther to the King of France, died Giddenly on Friday afternoon. at his father's houfe in Baker-ftreet.— While he was engaged in the exercife of the fmall (word with his fencing•maller, he complained of fudden inners, and expired alm.ft A private letter dated Liverpool, Nov. ta, lays, two perfons lately arrived from Philadelphia. in the fhip Penfylvania, have been taken up for improper rondua and expreffions during the voyage, and their papers taken from them and tranfaiitted to Ireland ; as they will be by the firft reel, Their names are, lames Moor Lett (who was tried at the bar of the Ring's Bench, and acquitted . legrtly after the reb e l. lido). the other John Tench, a native of the North of Ireland. Our accounts from Neweaftle, of Taft Saturday, inform us, that the fever is much abated ; feveral of the inhabitants have recovered. FlRE...Monday fennight, at half pall one (view k, an alarming fire broke out in a fitop at the call ett,l nl Genrrm's-areet, Glafgow, when the firemen attended with t le city engines; it was happily extingmlhed a .1 y (bort time, with the, damage via few clams, and fonte kitchen foraiturt. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE'. MAILS THIS DAY.— ^S aft. •era. DUE. ARR. OUR. Dublin z I Hamburgh o a Waterford PENZANCE, Nov. 12.—Arrived this day the flnap Brothers, of Ilfracombe, lalt from Cork, Datt.tmo mater, with provifions and feathers, for this place and Falmouth. Ptystouris. Nov. 13.—Went down the harbour, having been refitted in Hamoaze, the JAMAICA, of 26 guns, Capt. Ross: (he failed direEtly on a cruife to the weaward. By the Luta accounts from off Brea, our fquadrons have experienced the fury of the gales of wind at S. S. W. but had rode them out without any damage. It has blown here very hard at W. N. W. but without any injury to the men of war or tipping in this port. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 14—Came into harbour, the Nonpareil privateer. SHEERNESS, Nov. 14.—A convoy will fail for the Baltic on the r 7th infant. We are not certain what the %hip is to be, but we undernand it will be either the ORESTES IROW in the River) or the AMIABLE, which fhip came from Chatham the t 2th infant, and was paid. The Ira morra tire has got in a new foreman, and gone to the Little Nore : the SCOR. Hole Hoop is undocked and juft matted. CHATHAM, NOY. 14..—Undocked the BRILLIANT, and failed tbe Crummy, Capt. BROMLEY, for Sheer nefs. Arrived the Experiment, CHAPMAN, with timber, for the Dock-yard. Orders are received to fit all launches and failing veffels with guns without a moment's hots of time. The Atxuaaa and RE• a owe are ordered to be fitted for ftationary (hips. YARMOUTH, Nov. r4—Arrived from Koningfberg, with wheat, the Die Erndle, JOHAY SCIIURT ; the Memel. B. &owe, from Memel, with timber, and the Diana, BABBITT, from Chriaina, with deals.— The Dab, Capt. J. Beams, from Peterfburgh to London, laden with deals, hemp, and tar, is on Hap pitturgh Sand; the Captain and crew have left the veffel, bat the weather being moderate, it is expelled the (lip and cargo will be fared—Sailed to Embden, the Stad Flanfburgh, M. ScHaLleAr. and Hanna Maria, C. Roos, with goods ; Vrou Catharine, J. SARIN!, with OM, and Twe Gebroders, J. KRAMEe, with rye. The Getvitnaro, of 68 guns, is under failing orders for the Humber. Arrived the Botra gen-brig. The flips of war remain as per lat Wind S. W. Win TSTAIIIL 1, Now. t 2.-&-A dreadful fcene happen. ed here Litt night near to us, no farther off than our oyller ground: as the boat'of the gun brig called the Idsc•rs, with ten men in it, was going to Fe verfham, but the weather bcing bad, they returned ; and going alongfide of the Ship, the fails of the beta which they were in backed, and in a moment the op- Cet ; Seven out of the crew were drowned ; one of the other three Swam to the (fern of the (hip, and fared his life ; the other two Swam to the buoy, celled the Cul linbin Buoy, and were taken off by another boat that belonged to the jolly boat. The other lufferers were the dodo, and a Midfhipman, two fine men p—the other four were common men, They threw over. board almolt every thing on she deck, thinking they might lay hold of Something and fare themfelvm ; but in vain. The (kip fired guns of dined's, and hoifted a black flag. Some of our boats wear of to their affiffance, butte no purpofe. Ma Roars, Mov. 3,—The high winds which have blown for feveral days from the South-weft have produced the molt meisncBely confequences. The boat of the Bose gun ►rtts'gg bringing on !bore the Cap tain. Surgeon, one Ididlhipenan, and manned with fe•en tailors, nn Saturday morning unfortunately up yet. A Margate boat happening to be near at the time. picked up four of the men ; but Capt. C a sr: a, the Surgeon, Midflipman, and three fedora were un fortunately drowned. Captain Cuesvaa was hulband of Mrs. Cu ants, who, in partnerfbip with Mrs. Pia. coca, keeps the very refpeaable Ladies Boarding fchool upon the Fort at Margate, and was very de fervedly refpetted by all who knew him. A Wall Indiaman and another vefel have been 101 l upon the Goodwin Sands, and we have the misfor. tune to add that every foul on board the former pi bused. I will give you the melancholy particulars is my next letter. A brig ran upon the rocks oppo6te Birchingron yefterday morning, but fortunately got off at high water. Another brig is nor upon the Sand► in the Queen's Channel, and the Margate boats arc gone to her aiZaance. Gl/111110“, Nov. v.—Arrived at Liverpool, the Hopewell. Balms, from hence...At Cork, America, HAGGART, from hence—At Newfoundland, Peggy, Baerrocc, from hence. The Dunrohin C a in e , *Banos, of this port, failed from Liverpool for Virginia on the 3t a ult. Taefday lea another Ming fmack from Loch Long for Glafgow, went down Item forenton, as nearly as poiGbre in the time place as that mentioned in my letter of the ifi intl. lo an inftant boats were oat from the veld& in the roads, and the people picked up. and foam part of the cargo (eyed. FROM LLOYD'S MT. _ _ Maven its, Now. s4—Fried by Os Favourite., Kdtb, from the South ices; Three F asset, from Mogadore i Iminftry, Yaks, IVVIIII Bilbao' Hibernia, , sod Martha, Levtington, best Dublin. Sailed the Hellos. Mead, for Africa; Bddl • Wardlow Pikapieth,lkevaidon ; Jamb, Pryor ; Echo, ; and Hanover, Mambo, for Jamaica; Atari, Lichordo, for Barbados; Maims Marla, and Gawk% tor Norway; aircdc. tor Stettin; Pam, AdaMlda. Trion*, Marlidrek far Varcll ; Haim, Sager% for Waterford; Pomona. —: Hawk" Kraeai Telegraph, Radcliff; Peter, Ram; Vraw Twee Gehifters.-w-.-; Prow ;ream Vrom Tawka. Ma nua; Verarakr.; and jaw foe Erabara. ARRIVED. At Baebednes. Ilartniders Ranter, linedhoste.front der I Sir W.,i:ann Denginn Magri Crekent, Hares; and eroge.Tce. from Africa. In the Dowse. Tlisonan. green Trlnided ; Trlendt". from Tame; &sty of Cart. Rkinerten I.ewls; and Mastba. Lewistown, front Diable At che c ut a . ir sc ei c % CMS 1/9/.. As Palk. Abiall. Walter Lifter. Blake ; and liarkfloo, Larafion, from Newfound land. At faln.outh, Pifervurius. Mailer, from the roan of Spain. At grind, St. linoicifeu du Paulo ' —, from billow ; Triton and Indultry, Brown, from Africa. At Liverpool, Lucy, Williams, from Barbadoeu Hannah, Davis, from Afri,:a Jona Adams, Wood. from. Benton; Marriott, Cuttr.lbigs, (rm. NArva; Autphion, Blanchard; and Mount Vernon, from Arrived at Gibraltar from the loth of Oaober to the 17th of Oaolier : _ _ The Ottoman polacre S. Nicola. C. Cbipares, 17days from I ex horn, with when, tor Lifb.m.— the American brig Elperiment, J. I). Burger, 41 il.tys f, n m Naples, with wine anti drugs. for New York.—The American fbip Prudence, B. Crowninfhield, 17 days front MeMna, with wine and merchandize, for Naples. BLEUSED ADMITTANCE AT GIBRALTAR. The Sweat& brig &Ilona, Jacob K tilt n, (even days from Ma laga, with wine and fruit, for Embden.—The Dana brig Bona. pane, Jacob G. Hanlon, fir days from Malaga, with fruit, for I.ubec.--The Imperial flip Conflancia, F. kagulina, 91 days fr nt Odcfa and Malaga, with wheat, for Liibon.—The Imperial fin)) Ballcna, J. Punaleto,9l days from Oda and Malaga, with wheat, for Lilbon. Tne Sally, Reagan, from Peteriburgh for Plymouth, is on the Hind Sand, near Newcaltle. The Commerce, White, of Bolton, bound to j.ondon with oats, is captured near Blakeney. The flying Pith, from Gibraltar (or Cork, b 4. been taken and retaken, and arrived at Guurneey. The Sir A• drew Mitchell is loft In the Bay of Fundy. The Crefeent, Myra, from Africa, is arrived at Barbadors. When off the windward of Batbadoes, fell in with the Bonaparte French privateer, mounting t 4 gun., which the beat off. The ereerent mounts only four guns. A large French privateer, mounting 3o guns, was cruizing off Huntley Foot on the th inftant. The Commerce, White, from Bolton for London, was captured on the yth initant off Blakeney, by two ;utter privateers. The tranfpota which carried the 28th regiment to Ireland, have returned to Plymouth fur the 81 It re giment. The crew of the Dart privateer, of Portfmoutb. have mutinied, and carried her into Limerick ; ; ; of the crew got on !bore in the county of 'Corry, but were apprehended by the Yeomanry. By letters lately received from the Philippines, it appears that the Rev. THOMAS FYCHE PALMER had been driven by firers of weather into Manilla, whence he intended to return to England the firtt opportunity. A letter from a gentleman lately arrived at Balti more from England, mentions, that on their paffage they fell in with a velfel botuid to 13oflon from the Pacific Ocean, where the had been two years and a half. She had on board four natives of Otabeite.— The Captain Rated, that about 30 perfons, moftly ar tificers, had made their efcape from Botany Bay to Otabeite. They had built about 30 yards of nearly 3o tons horde*. A fhip of 300 tons was upon the Rocks. The Xing of that country is reprefented to be rather intelligent, and difpofed to encourage the introduaion of the Whites. The following is an extra& of a letter received from aa officer belonging to la Mi ERVI frigate, Cap tain &Borow, now a prifoner in France, dated Epi• nal. Sept. 14, 11103.—.66 I take an opportunity of writing to you by a fellow prifoner, who this day intends attempting his 'shape ; I am therefore fear• ful my letter may neier reach you ; however, the chance is pleating of letting you know that our gal lant Captain is now perfettly well, although for a con fiderable time after onr capture he was much *fleet ed, bat he has, I thank Gon, now overcome it. While we were aground under the batteries, before the fbip Itrnek, we bed nine men killed and fourteen woun ded ; among the latter, (lightly, was Mr. PaaRSOM (fon of Sir RICIIIIIO. Since our landing we have not had a Angle perfon fick, except Mr. Corneae', the Maßer, whom we were in eonfequence obliged to leave at derbourg, and have not fince heard of him, The crew are confined in a large nunnery, five in a room; the Captain vifits them very often, and every day a Mate or Midthipman attends to fee their rooms cleaned. The Officers are all on parole, and have leave to walk three miles from the town, which is pleafantly fi tuated ; we are as comfort able as prifoners can be, but lament exceedingly to learn the little probability of a fpeedy exchange. Phe in habitants here and throne; the country have behaved well to ns, they all heartily with for peace, except the (alien. Captain Bestrews has prayers read at his honk every bunday, as which all his officers are or. dared to attend." ROYAL HAIIIITe—Qn Saturday his btayasrv's Hunt cfnomenced for the feafon.—About ten o'clock his MAUI/Tr and - the Duke of Call !RIDGE, attended by Lord WALSAIGII43II and Colonels Manytrom•ss and Snort), left Windfor, and rods to the right of Afcot Heath race pound, where the Royal Party met the Earl of Sarnwecn, and a numerous field of Noblemen and Gentlemen fportftnen. Immediately on the arrival of his Majarry, the Earl of Rano ' wtcn gave direCtions for tie Royal Deer to be turned out of the cart for the day's diverfion. The deer at aril flatting, ran with great fwiftnefs to the right of the Camp Ground, taking his courfe to the left by Swinley Park, leaving 'tower Hill to the right through Sunning Hill pn g s.and through Mr.Stest.a's inel•Jfures ' where he made feveral turns ; but being clofely pe rfued, he made into a pond at the bottom of Mr. Smora's pleafure-ground, and there kept the hounds at bay for tome time, when he was driven out, and the chace returned ; but being benumbed by remaining Inch a length of time in the water, the hounds came up with him, and he was taken by Mr. SMUTS'S grounds, near Sunning Hill Wells. His Mai sry and foils returned to the Lodge about two o'clock. Dituar-Lasa.—Mr. Dwrsa appeared Taft night to confider** advantage, as the Primer al !Yaks, in SNAICRIPiaas's hiftorical Play of Henry Me Fimirth.-- He has only to divert himfelf of Tome provhwial culiaritics to become an *ltor of great refpeaability. The heroic part of the dialogue he gave with much animation. and in room of the comic fituations he was very felicitous. 'there is not a better Faje now on the London liege, take it for all in all, than that of PALIIIRIL. Pores Militer was Taft night very fucqtfifully given and Mrs.' Altura!, koily Perry was a pltabits performance. The houfe was not crowded. Como r•Gattosar.e.-Mrs. Cassswest. loft night performed the pin of Opherra. in Hamlet, with much etre& She has an interefting perfon, and a very pleating voice, and we hare no doubt the will become as much a favourite in London as the has been in Dublin. Of the excellence of Karsas.s's Hawk , we nothing new to °Verve. This theatre olio wag pot filled till atm ball prim. SHORN CLIFF CAMP, NOT. 12. Our campaign is clofing to its end, as the troops are expeCted to march in' ,, winter quarters in the cour.., of a week or ten days, and indeed the fever ity of the weather requires it, as tr , twithllandlng the very great attention paid to the comfort of the men, they mull fuffer hardships tinder the thin covering of tingle canvas, when 'even the ofticerh' double mar quees are infufficient to refill the heavy tains that have fallen. A party of the 4'h and 59th regiments took pot feffion of Hythe Barracks velterdas. f', epar4ory to the reception of thofe regiments, the 53 I ant Rifle . 1 Corps, it is laid, will be quartered at Shorn Cliff Bat tery, and Fort Twifs, Sutherland and Moncrieff,on the Beach. The Berklbire arid Weft Kent are def. tined for Braboute Lees Barracks, near Milford ; and the Ealt Middiefex are to be quartered at Deal. I Such is the arrangement given tut on very refpeft.t. ble authority. The camp and the towns of Sandgate and Hythe were alarmed hill night by the report of a 24 pounder. At fir ft it was imagined to proceed from fume flop in diltrefs, but was afterwards ether. tamed to proceed from Fort Twifs : it Gems the cen i ranch gave notice of the approach of a 1411 which did ; not gave the neceirary fignal. The Officer command ing the detachment ordered a gun to be fired at her, on which the fheered off, but the troops were under arms in confequence. It is now conjeCtured the was • a fmuggling veffel, and is certainly indebted to the officer for driving her off, as there were a steutfidera ble number of Excifemen waiting for their prey on the leach. A 1. uggling veffel was feized 4 few nights ago, laden with aoo tubs of (piths, and (eve- 1 1 rah hundred rolls of tobacco, between Forts Stinder land and Twifs t. and indeed, though a praftice fo in jurious to the Revenue cannot be openly countenan ced, yet when it is confidered that thole adventurers bring the molt ufeful and authentic information from the enemy's coall, it may not be bad policy to wink at it in force inflames. The following ci:c:ilar letter has been tranfmittcd: to the different General Officers commanding Dill. triels in the United Kingdom : " Fla, G. 0. " ro:re Guards, Nov. tr, 1803, " It is tee Commander in Cbkrs onitr, that all toed, at potent keying as foldier, th, Army of Referve, 413111 be permitted to, extend their fervictg, by ettlilting, withart either with rirrea to tr„re~ pfaee , in the regiments In which they are pew fierv• mg, or in the Royal Artillery, Foot Guards, or any other regular regiment rf inttotry, provided they lignify their inclinations fo to do to their Commanding Officers, any time from the sift day of chi, month, November, to the both days Inclulive. " The Commander in Chief iirigt/y enjoins all °Seers com manding Regiments, which have received men from the Army of Referve, to promote the recruiting fervice, in conformity to the above orders, to the uta,oft of their power, and, at the fame dine. to life their endeavour. to check every fpedes of Irregulark y, (bunk= ends, or infubonlinatioa,dnring the above period. " By order of his Royal Highnas the Commander in Chief, (Signed) " HARRY C " Adjutant-General to the knee On Saturday and yellerday fifteen ferjeants and fifteen corporals from each of the three battalions of Font Quards now in London, agreeable to the order of tha Commander in Chief, marched on their way to the different depots for the Army of Referee. in order to engage fuch of them as fhould be willing to enter into the Guards without limitation of terms or time. Lieut. General DUNDAS, with G•eral ct►er •S. cers, yeilerday infpe&d the encarrramat titbit 4 IF Went re • to at Chatham. Nothing has yet treat:4 as ut the time when the, amp ureak up. Three troops of the waggon train marched into Croydon Barracks from Canterbury on Santhday lat. The troops in garrifon at Yarmouth have received each man, so rounds ball•cartridge. Fire fignala are ready in cafe the enemy 1h0u.14 attempt landing in the night; and the Norfolk Rangers and Rifle, men patrole the beach in the night. They &Veit, in the courfe of next week, to receive an augmentation of woo troops, which will be lodged in the barracks. It is in contemplation at Edinburgh to throw up fame works on Crantond, Illand, and the *limos [bore. • The offictys of the firm battalion of amine Pbet Volunteers, oa Saturday, gave an elegant dinner, IS Wright's hotel, Dover, to their Colonel, Right Hen.. Wrixrass.Pirr, and his friends. Lord CAlititlToll4 Lord Mauna, General Ppo Ms Colonel &optima, and feveral other military Gentlemen, were prefent. —Sunday the corps was asked by their Colpnel.,on parade, if it was agreeable to them to torn out con flint duty for s t days, when the whole eve unanimous to turn out and do garriro4 or any duty for the above-mentioned time I die Oki f 44 "Anal fervice will conmnence on Sunday Deft, The camp at Mufelburgh broke op palixdas Muriel:. The Edinburgh militia marched on don forenoon to Dalkeith, and the blunfriesildre inter the temporary barracks newly boat sear Blakia. An, the Tuefday following, the ForfarthirensPitiaktorchoet Into quarters in Muffelbuigh, Fifher-row, kr, iq *ft of the Renfrewfhire. whoave gone into barracks in a large building near biliffelbareg:= His Royal genies the Duke of COVIISIILLIM will review the Battalion of Poole Volunteer lafaac try, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel JITTIIIIT, to. morrow. Colonel CLATIMIIIO (the General of the. Diarie) will at the fame time infpest the BensSem. On Bundny aftet noon the Kenfington Volunteer, were reviewed by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLAltlllet t in their Drill Ground, near Kenfmgtoa. The Duke arrived about two o'clock, in a coach and four from Richmond, and proceeded immediately to the field, accompanied by a party of Knightfbri e ig. Volunteers, as a guard of honour. The troops le. iog drawn op in line, his Royal Highnefs proceeded from right to left of the Banshee, and then took his Ration in front. The Battalion then wheeled to the left, by companies. and marched by in ordinary and quick time, to a very capital Rile. After which the Battalion halted, wheeled into the line, and went through the manual and platoon exercife, to the entire fausfaßion of his Royal Highnef., whb et prefed his highefi *probation of the progrefs they had made in fo (tort a time. The finenef. of the af terneon attratled a call affemblage of fpe&tors amongli whom we noticed f I LaJiesofthe high er! dillineion. Upon the who'e. we have (eldem form a more pleafing sad gra. trying tight ; the Doke r•fCLattawca appeared in high ipi:its, and conc., tea very freely with the officers. The ground was kept by a large detachment ,of Knightsbridge Loyal Vey . Mantras. - 1