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THE H. lders of Bills of Exchange drawn or in. dulled by the Owners of Kenton Colliery, John Robinfon, or IVleffrs. RobiolOn and Co are requeftcd to fend the par ticulars th:rtot to Mr. Walters, Solicitor, Veweaftle upon Tyne, in ord..r th.L, n...y before a fleeting of Creditors, to be :uld on Friday cnh day Svpteutber natant. N.r.v.c..111. upon I - ph, :a Sept. 'S.:3. I ! ; • 10 BE SOU). O TISDEN HALL, conlifting of a good and fp4- wrhi vf•ry ufaul and neeefrary Leilding, Sta bling r, iiCh'kb. a UM-Walled Garden, of neatly two Acres; Cottages, Q 2 ,it•R, ra, fine,, Woods, will Rucked Game, tnz. • her situ :thl.llt a thou and el errt, of Land, nearly in a Ring Fence, part in hand, and the remainder let to relpsElable 7'e n:lms. !cafes i-xpire at Mich., Intas SO4, bting ;41 Freehold. !A is lite:l;es! about la Miles from New - 1142riet, :live iv NI Bury. - - Fur tarthcr particulars only to Juan Smith, Efq. Ourato-Hall, near N.-vi mark, t. - N. 13. if tit , Advowfon of the Re Rory of Onfden is particularly dewed, it n...y be hail at a fair valuation, I - Lb: i e.:l to the life .f the Th. day was publifticd, ID Odtavo, price BUONAPARTE; or the Free-Boocer. A Dra:na, In . rhree Aas. By JOHN SCOTT RIPON, Efq. London : Printed for S. Highley (fucceifor to the late Mr. John Murray) No. 24, Flaet-Greet ; E. Laurence, 378, Strand ; J. Hatchord and J. Ginger, Piccadilly; and J. Afperne, Combat. This Drama is well fuited to the times, and merits to be read. Corfcan Hero unfolds his own ambitious Charadtr, and fore• tells his miferable and ignominious fall, with which the Play ter rninates."—Monthly Mirror, Auguft rBO3. MILITARY INSTRUMENTS, manufalured and laid by CLEMENT! and Co. Mufie Sellers to their Majefliess,..d the Royiil Lundy, No. 26, Chrapfide ; Concert Horns Bats Daims Bui,le Horns Side Drums Brats Horns Clarinets Trumpets BetfliOnS, with Trumpet tops Cymbals 113u:boys Tambourines o..ttaye Flutes Tri..ngler, Serpents Fifes, &c. &c. CLENII7.NTI and CO. beg leave to acquaint the Public, that the above Military loft r unualts are finifhed by tin molt experienced Workmen. and regularly fubmitted to the Infpedlion of uminent Profeffors,fu that Itegtments may depend upon being fupplied with Inflruments of a very fuperior defeription. N. B. Lately publifbed, Two f is of Military Mithe, by Eley. alfo the following much admire! Songs, viz. The Negotiation, or John Bull, verfus Bonaparte. is. The Chapter of Knights. as. The Chapter of Politicians. is. How happy the Seafon, by Carnaby. is 6d. LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t 3 Per Cent. Douro' 34i4—0k1 5 per Cans. 86187. Ominum, diL PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY; 3 par C, ConIT IT India Stack 6 dif. ack 166 4 INK Cent. 70 Imp. Ann. d 5 per Cent. 86 17 O man Long Ann. 16 Conf. for Acc.s4/ 53 541 DUBLIN, SEPTLICIII 2.-5 per Cent. 89 Courfc of Exchange—Lublin ou Louden 18 a sq. The Tranfport Board has received orders to pro. *ide tranfports to convey to France thole Aliens who come within the meaning of the Proclamation given in this Paper on Sault-day. This is as it ought to be. In another part of thi.Paper. our Readers will find the proceedings of the Special Commiflion, appoint. ed to try at Dublin, the perfons accufed of high trea fon. Several of them have been convieted, one of them, viz. Edward Kraray. executed; and, con. trary to the threat in the rebel proclamation, " that the execution of the firft man who fhould !lifter as a traitor, fhould be the lignal of a general riling," all has remained quiet, and the cont.::: ..f Office been no way impeded. It was the above threat that caufed the military to be furnilhed with ball cartridges when the Court was to fit, and which probably gave rife to the idle rumour which we contradieted on Saturday, of an intended new riling of the difaffeCted. Yeflerday the ROYAL FAN:II Y. with their filite, at tended Divine fervice, in St. G::,ur!.,e's Chapel, Wind. for, where a fermon was preached by the Key. Dr. DoDswoaTH, from the 3d chap. of Ecclefiaites, v. 17. Saturday their MAJISTIF S, and the Princi:lies AUGUSTA, ELIAASETH, MARY, and SOPHIA, and the Duke of CAMIRIDGS, attended by Ladies STA. WILL, PITT, and C. DA rttH, in three CAI r:tges and four, with the ufnal client, %vela to Catlands, and dined with his Royal Hip,ht.cfs the Duke of Von I:, and returned to the Lodge :.bout half rat c:ght o'clock. Princely Am ELIA, attended by Ltd CR AN• LIT, in the evening tuck an airiug by Virginia 'Mater. Mcatta left town on Saturday for Raw Jock 13411, Yal White. General Du moueira left town ycfterdly morning for Tw•ickenbam. He was expected to return hi ti.c stewing. The Ditchers of Deem:sales had lan night a fe le& Nlulical Part,' and Petia .Souper, at her Villa at Chifwicic. The Counters of HAP a tr:Grow had laft niglu a fe le& Isturical Party at her houre, in the Stalik St. Jameeb. A Lady, who enjoyed the Ration or zrandlawther in the ntighlonob...sl of St. James's. tquitre. Bath, has juit (Lived %%jilt the ys,uthitil fon of an Ii 1h Baronet. Lord and Lady Duni.° let off' from thcii htiofe in Spring Cell dellb, on Saturday, for Ireland. With a view to prevent emigration horn Scotland to America, which has ni late taken place to the midi alarmiit extent, the Highland Society N.:c aslver. tiled a iv:ward of two guineas, over and Above Ail other bc.unties, to the Ara hundred men %Ito than enter for the Navy or Army ; and an addalonal bounty of two guineas to the first :too I s, refiding in any part of the Higl.lands, who may have intended to emigrate, tit who may alter di.ir dekr sLination before the tit of OElober. The late Dr- Wagon, fellow of Trinity College. in ;sailing through the Cor.cge S‘,tiare !morning, met tome Irithmen, who wa'ked without capping. The Maar called une fp, and aited him, " Do you know who I am ?"—" N Sir."—" How long have you been in ticht days, Sir."—" Oh ? very welt, (laid t h e Dater, walking away)Mtat don't op .n th:.r rye., tall du ruuM 5 dal.,. DEFZYCE OF 711 d COUNTI2r. Tue Royal College of Surgeons of Edinbuigh, have offered to put themfelves and fuch of their pu• pits as are capable of Aiding them in the cure of the lick or wounded, tinder the command of the Lot d Provo% to be employed, in cafe of an invalion, in v:hatever manner (hail appear to his Loedfltip and the Commander in Chief to be bea calculated to plo. mote the public gcod. It is with great fatisfaetion we Rate the following very handfome otTer, by PATRICK MILLFIt, Eiq. of Dalfwinton, in a letter to Davin Sratc, Eiq. Dc. put) , Lieutenant for Duinfriesthire Dalftvintuu Auguft ;Sl. _ _ Dear S:r—l-Taving expended, in a long tonere of pazard,,tts ex periments, ten thotAand guineas, with a view to beitat maiik Ltd, I ant now, perhaps, not fa rich av 1 WA,; but ant un iriaretul Of whit I have—and lam a greater ceconomilt. As mach, I with to infuremy property, my CUM in the Br.tili CoMtitininti, my fami ly, tnytelf, and to y relig o tl:c I :each incation. As a pre minim! ofiir to clothe, and arm with pikes, too Volunteers, to he raifed in this and any of the n, igNaottring paxilhec, and to turnip them with three light brats field pieces, ready for lacier. This way of Lmtlidcr as hum-kw with infantry for either at tack or defence, to that now in ure —but as to this Government mutt determine. I am ton old and ir firm to march with thefe men, but I (hall defire n.y oldelt fan to do fu—slie was ten years a Maier in the foot and horfe ferviee. _ _ In cafe of an invafion, I will he ready to funtial. when requeft ed, 26 :1063, z 6 carts, ..nd 16 drivers; and Government may command all my crops of bay, erawand grabt, which( eltimate at 16,y _o Stones of try, aelbs. to the fiance 1,4 1 0 Bolhele ..f per, 5 000 Babel.. of oats. Bulhrh ~ C You will plcafc to tranfinit my offer to the Lord Lieutessnt of the county. If the French are rath em'ugh to lanai on our &um, they will find, to their cal, that rielws acquired by ufeful mid honourable means, have not the offe."l to enervate a purple: on t:w contrary, riches fa obtained are fore profs of a happy tonal tutiun, and of a m.id i.rxeCting Government, to which all wife and good nwn mutt nt cetlarily he attached. I am, dear Sir, To DA,V!D 5 t Yourb Greatly, YA T. /A It.Lta. On Friday the Sr. James's Volunteers, in confe quence of the communication made to them the pre ceding evening by Lot d Amtaxsy, came to a refolu tion, that unlciS Government would confider the whole of the corps as exempt from the operations of the Defence Bill, &c. they would refign their arms, fince they could not but regard the datinEtions at prefent pointed out, as highly invidious, and repug nant to the fpii it of loyalty and enterptife manifelled by every individual fince the formation of the Corps, as well as inconfatent with the provifions in the Sup plementary National Defetice Act- To-morrow afternoon at five o'clock, the Prince of WALES'S Volunteers will moiler in full uniform in the King's Mews, for the &It time. His Royal Highncfs Prince WiLciast of Gtoocrs. TER, arrived at Lleweney un Sunday the 28th ult., and was hoipitably entertained hy Lord KIRKWALL : he flept there, and the f :Bowing morning was wait ed upon by the Corporation of Denbigh, who pre fented his Royal Highnefs with a handome Addrefs, and the Freedom of the Borough in a gold box, which was molt glacinufly received. After bre:thrall his Royal Highnefs iiifpeeled the dilrerent Volunteer Corps in that neighbourhood, amounting to near a thoufand men, and then proceeded to Mold. The amiable and condefending manners of his Royal Highnefs have gained him the elteem and affeelion of every part of the Principality. Lord HOBART infprlted both the battalions of the Qtleen'i Royal Regiumit of Volunteers yellerday morning, in Mr. HOLLAND'S field, oppoilie Sloane (tree% and was highly pleated with their appearance. His Lor2.thip wilt fee them again next Sunday. We hear the Hon. Mr. Dir.t.ok, fon of Liird Dm. Low, has oinred to raife a regiment, on his fathci's eflates in Ireland, without any expence to Govern• silent, on cni,slit:im that he (hall be allowed ti) difpofe of the comn:itTr.ns. The offer, we under(tand, is under coniideraii m. l'wn troops (of the 4th Dragoons arrived at Don, caller Lift we;i: from York. They have fince pro• c:eded to Sht111:11 HATIALLD.—A letter from Carlisle, Anglia 31, Pays—" Hatfield continues to pats his time in writing to his friends and in leading. His appetite has fail , eel him, and he lives cl.ietly upon cotice. He applied this morning to one of the Clergymen who attends hint, Mr. PATTIRSON, to recommend him a nada man to mak: his coffin. Mr. Joss.pn Beskt sr, of this town, took meaftne of bins, and he did not ap , pear to be at all agitated. He ch:clincs having any Clergyman to attend bins to tile place of esectii ion; bet intends, I hear, to make a thort ad lief, to the fpenators, who may be alfembled to wiu,e6 the lati feene." Another Letter dated in the morning of Saturday lays, w This day, in the afternoon, J. Hat. fie!d, tried, found guilty, and condemned at the late altile held in' this city, for the county of Cum berland, will be executed on the Sands, between the bridges. His d'.incannur dining his impri fonment here, and efpccially fence lenience of death pall on him, has been fuels as to excite admira tion mingled with forrnw in those that vitited him : a/Imitation of his natural and acquired accompli(h. ments ; throw, that abilities uhich, if rightly em ployed, would have done honour to himfelf, and tended to the welfare of fikriety, have been, by dcvi. ation Flom the path of ralitude, fatally obleured and lid. Alas! his fun, which might have long (hone cach increafing brightnefs, is prematurely let in dal knels.—The Clergymen who hare been a means of preparing him, by their religious virus, for death and eternity, found him well acquainted with the fetiptures, and with the religion therein contained ; that his faith tells upon the broad bafis of the mercy and love a Gon to penitent liners, through the atonemcnt of Jr sits Cl4Rusr, without troubling him• iclhwitli the complexional dogmas of this or that re. ligious calomels and compolute of his mind are 170 weak proof ul fupernatural aid, which, we bor., u ill not tot fake him in the arduous conflie). Being , truly reniten!, he will find mercy with Con. which, countleutly v. ith order, could not be granted by the laws of his country.—May the untimely and melancholy death of John Hatfield ck.nvey a legion of warnin. and in , trii.nrin ti the gay, the thoughtlefs, ..nd t!se'dittipat:d. They :Lit,' upon a precipice, and if pnlhed over by their pAfilt.l.s4 Juin will he the con leyntice. Leaving the Ittai A lit road of trash; he wandered in the by-wa)s at.d .oft himf4f. Such will be the col i,f all ulto yield obedience to their paffiuni, rAther than to t h e cLiatts of /calks and religion." Dublin Waurford NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA' AIR. DUI.' Y -WIND W. S. W. MLR. DCB , 2 i I Hamburgh • a a NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS. tienteeeet 1.. BOLDERSON to the Gollah. 11. HAYMOW/ Ditto. LieUtell.let I. HARRIS S3lrador del Mur.do. Lieuttnaut W. CRorr I'tNZANCE, &PT. 2.—On Wednefday the brig Brothers, of Salcombc, BALL mafter, front Oporto, put in here wind bound,on her voyage to Bri(lot, with wine and fhtunack, and yellerday failed for that port with a fair wind.— The GANNET (loop of war, Capt. Bess, is returned from a cruize, and the Pitovinetscr cutter, Capt. WORSEL, from Scilly. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—Came in the Pacstreutter, of 14 guns, Lieutenant WHITE, from the Jerfey Ra tion ; the Vanfkabet, Captain PADS, from Schien, and the Grim(lad, Captain SCHEN, from Dram, laden with timber and deals, for the dock•yard.— Alfo the Venus, Captain BEE, from Waterford.— Sailed the EAGLE excife cutter, Captain ADAMS, with a fleet for the ports in Wales; the Homers gun brig, with a fleet under convoy, for the Downs ; and the PIGMY cutter, on a cruize. SHEERNESS, SEPT. 3.—Sailed his Majefly's brig CONFLICT, Lieutenant FAGAN ; and the SPECULATOR hired armed lugger. The SEEM:MEL!. brig has gone out of harbour ; and the TourrEarr.El has come into dock. His btajefly's fhip Sr. ALsats's has come from Chatham, and gone to the Nore ; and the BOXER gun veffel is ready for fea. Great praife is due to Lieutenant CHESTER, Commander of the Box s a, for the great exertions he has made to get his brig ready for fea (he has fcarcely been out of dock a week, and is now in a (late fit for fervice. There is alto much ;smile due to Lieutenant FERNANDES of the SPEEDWELL, for his conchs& on the like occafion. CHATHAM. SEPT. 3..-laterdAy the SH•MMoa, of 36 guns, was hunched from the yard of Mefrr.. Bit: wins is, at Frinfbury, and this day fhe was taken into dock to be coppered.. Capt. Gore is expelled to commitlion her on Monday. The AT. Asamos, l Capt. TFairce, has tailed from Long Reach, for the Nore. DEAL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the MONARCH man of war, Admiral KEITH, from Margate ; and the RANGER !Lop of war from a cruize.—Sailed. the TERROR bomb, on a cruize. Wind N. N. W. SEPT. +—Sailed the WASP flnop of war, with a cnnvy for Portfmouth ; and DILIGIIIICI !loop of war, for Sheernefs. The French Rill continue employed in railing new piers at Boulogne and Porte'', and a great many new batteries ; but they are much annoyed by the fquadron under the command of Capt. Owiw. On the night of the igth ult. fome of the boats went in and cut away the pile drivers, and brought off the buoy at the mouth of the harbour. The MJMIX ar rived at Deal on Thurfday WI, with three men, who had deferted from that brig on the igth of Joh% while at anchor ar jerfcy ; as they had the middle watch, and one of them wa% centinel, they cut the boat from the (tern, and carried it off with them, but being driven into Guernsey, they were taken up as deferters, and in the coure of a few days will be brought to trial. L-rd Kr ITN arrived here yeller day, but on what occation I have not afcertained. RETRACT OF • LETTER FROM • SEAMAN ON BOARD HIS MAJLSTY'S SNIT CNA/IV/ILL, DATID ST. MALOL'S, ♦UGUaT 12. 4. Avail then ! my boy, do not have fuch an opi nion of us, for I am going to give you an inflame ait.rsjn I u ill thew you we know how to catch them napping. Yetterday morning, in company with the Cr It Skil US, IN-ottar, and Minx gun brigs,we took a tithing boat off Granville. The fellow in her told us of an expedition fitting out againft Jerfey, and in the night would pilot the boats into a creek, where a number of them were lying, and affured us we could either take or dettroy them. Accordingly, the fignal for Loats, manned and armed, was made by the Commodore. Our large cotter, with the Pirll Lieutenant, a Midfhipman, and twelve men, were fent on board the CEREERVS ; feven boats flioved off from her at nine P. M. and rowed towards the (bore ; at five A. M. they returned with four prizes. After having patted feveral batteries, and gone two miles up St. %Titre Creek, they boarded them, and brought them au ay from under the fire of near Soo troops, drawn up in a regular line, and keeping lip a conflant fire as•our men were malting their retreat, but all would not do, for they brought them off with out any lots ; but the pilot was near paying for his villainy to his country: a mufket ball paired through the fide of his jacket. When we can take there boats nut of their own harbours, pray what fort of a met. (hail we make of them when we get them in the (pen lea ! It will puzzle;Borra►Aßrs and all his Invtnci bles to fend off our grape (hot." FROM LLOYD', LIST. CRAW :Sew-, Fry's. 4 —Palled by the Benjamin, Butcher. frnm I.rehui ; Sarjeant, from Barcelona; Llizabath, W, at.. front Memel; Clastotte Venni:Mita, trent kMb den ; Bane, r, ; Aeventure, White ; Wallington, Brovm ; aa4 Mercury, Bother, nom Oporto. Salted the Perfevernce, Curtis, fur . 1 rinidad ; Lens, Valey, for Yucatan; 'Pore totter', for !timbre' • Geode Werwageng, —, f or E ui bticn Ma ntor, impfon ; an d Elena, for Embdm. Aaatveo.—Off Plymouth, the Fame, Flood ; Zephyr, Grcaves; Ate,. Frampton ; Adventure, White; and the Helen, Jondriwane. from Opt. to. At Liverpool, Juno, M•l.ca, from Nova Scotia; d.d the Lord Milan, Weltmn, from the Havaimalt. At I.imerick, Zephyr, Gran/ilk, from London. At Waterford, Alinerva, Chap man, UAL*. At Martha, Lewingt on & ditto. Came:wit, Sur. 2.—Arrives here on V.% :r e f day, the Ann, Captain Lusx, from gliebec, a; ;,•r pairage of 19 days. Spoke no vetrels on her pat: Tbe Ocean, BROWN, came up yellerday from the r.. lie ; the Martha, HODGSON, of this port, failed fci, • days before hcr, and kept company with the liett:v, BROWN, until the 9th ult. when they parted off Cape Ray, Newfoundland ; left loading for Newcaftle, Ifahclla, SHARP, of this port. The William, GAS,,. HER, at rived hill night from Qi2ebec, after a patCge of 26 days ; fpoke two French (hips, prizes to his Ma. jelly's Hap Isis, of 5o guns, in lat. 48. long. 47. bound to St. John. The Jane, OMAY, at Lilbon from hence. The Gaossaan, at Diana (in Portugal) from New foundland. The Mercury. EDINGTON, at Oporto from Lifbon. The Louifa, CAMERON, at Nafrau from the Clyde. The Mary, JAMIESON, at Belfatt from Peterfburgh The Hawke, CRAWFORD, at New. foundland from Liverpool. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEPTIMBIR 3. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Lord Vifcount NELS4If, K. B. Commander in chief of his Majetty's Ships and Veffels io the Mediterranean, to Sir EVAN NCAPEAN, Bart. dated on . . board the AMPHION, at Sea, the 17th of junc: Sit—l herewith tranfmit to you, for the informa tion of the Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, copy of a Letter from Captain Mowszer, of his Majefly's fhip NIAIDSTONS, which was delivered to me by the Lieutenant fent in with the yard therein. mentioned, on the morning of the 17th inflant. as the Am PH lON was getting under weigh from Malta. I am, Sm. a cSiAned) N t LSON •ND BROWS'S. His Majefty's p MAID/TONIC, June 14, 18:33, fourtem leagues Weft from Ille Faro. My Loan—l do myfelf the honour to inform yon, that his Majcfly's (hip under my command fell in with and captured, at fir this morning, a brig in the fervice of the French Republic, called l'Arab, carrying eight four pounders and fifty-eight men, commanded by Captain MATHS/RIM TNIODORI Az vusam Illse was on her return to L'Oricut from Athens. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) a. H. SIOVRBRAT. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The noon htentlovi, En the capture of the three French gun. boats, la Refslee, l'Eclair, and La Vierge d7n, on Thurfday the ;ad init. at No. 9, New Broad-ftreet. On Saturday, precifely at three o l clock, a fine 74 gun fhip was launched, from Mai& Randall and Co.'s dock, Rotherhithe. The day was uncommonly propitious, and an immenfe crowd of fpelators at. tended. The River was covered with boats filled with parties of falltionable people. The Chip is call. l ed the Illoßrious. She went off very gradually but in fine fiyle. The fleet that failed from Cork on the aid of July, under convoy of la Ploys frigate, for the Weft In. dies, were all well on the 3d of Auguli, in lat. 39. 20. N. long. 13. W. and intended touching at Madeira. On the 3t it of July, the Peoitst captured the Union, from Guadaloupe, for Bourdeaux. Saturday we had letters from Guernfey, dated on Wednefday • one of our eruizers Tnefday, flood into Concale Bay, but the enemy's gun boats were Rationed beyond the reach of her guns. They ap peared in the fame condition they were in a fort night fince. By the PYLADES (loop of war, Capt. Buntowce, arrived at Portfmouth, we have received a letter from Sierra Leona. The colony was nearly exhaufted by feveral months of alarm and watching, and at the date of our letters was threatened with famine, there nor beigg more rice in the fettlement than was ne ceffary for a fortnight's confumption, and the rain lesion, fo injurious to the faders, had comment . The Pr Lams was detained there fix months, to pro. tea the colony from the threatened attack of the natives; a new Governor, however, lately arrived there, who had given a favourable turn to th e p o lid cal relations of the fettlement. When the Prsams failed, we underaand every caufe of jealnufy had beep removed, and our principal opponent driven from the neighbourhood by fume powerful Chiefs, friendly t the colony. The Diamond, from the Havannah, which lately wrecked at the mouth of the Thames, on Con vey Ifland, owing to the ignorance and inattention o the pilot, was got off during the late fpring tides having been greatly lightened. About 800 boxes fugar have been damaged : the tell of her carg which was worth 60,qc01. has been Caved. The PYLADII4 which on Friday arrived at Pore. mouth, from the coax of Africa, has brought jute!. ligence of the lots of the (hip St. Juan, under Spaniak colours, but fuppofed to be EnglA property. SU was cut off by the Haves, who murdered all her pee. ple, excepting one Tailor and a boy, and run the thip on (Lore near the Rigo Pongos, where the was wrecli ed,:ind very little of the property it was thought cou p be recovered by the fattors in the neighbourhood. A letter from an Officer on board the Assiut dated the 31a ult. off Helvoetfluirs, Pays, " This a horrible Place for cruizing ; nnthing to be feen be two French frigates, which only make our ttet water, as they cannot be got at. If they were In cowards they might come out and engage us, as force is only equal to theirs. A few days ago, L rinbv fent than in a challenge, and gave his ha nnur, no other Britith (hips Humid interfere wire them, if they would come out." Hia Maj. fl (hip Warp has captured le Delefpuir rree: r .a•ctt. Me Columbus' from Emonlcaox to Virginia, la Cut i iverponi by the Retrieve of that port. Hi, Majetty's (hip la Sophie ha.. fent into Yarmouth de [elm -na:frosit D atrie to Bremen with wheat. The Goede Hoop, C. F. Kier,. from Trrtublade to Amgen] fa Itrauded at Oneml; the is full of watcr slikh will fpoil gn :—the crew are raved. Ihe Benjamin, coiltna, from Newfoundland for Gibral-lr, takco by a French prtratc,:r, c u d Carlini into Teneride. The Wakefield Volunteer Corps of Infantry' . the amount of eight bund l ed and tiny, have la'' . the nath of allegiance. The Lcvy•en-MafTe Att h Is been furperied ir. si , Wall-Riding of York, owing to the number or ‘%, lunteers being ts,ooo, and tote due ploportion bor only 14,500. The whole of the levies for the Army of Rciery within the North Midl an d Un t ie, a re to be tta.nt and exercifed at Nottingham. On Monday lait a me ting tork place at Dolls in Clackmanr.anthire, of •h: hrt itor and . of the parifh, when the whole !it tor berins as unanimoufly ligned an offer of gervice. 1 s o