Star. — London, England, 1803-08-19 00:00:00

MN • 14: . LINCOLNSIItRE,LINDSLY. A T a Meeting of Deputy Lieutenants, and other Gemicuen prefent, at Cie White Lion inn. in °lantern tl:t I:1 .I¢y of Anna, 18.:3. '1 he A't Pnliement lately pad. irrituled "AnAR to atn , nd And relkier more efrette.,l as Act raced in the pref.., *. . . no:: rf l'r.rh 3rnet•t, intituled an Aft to enable his ht jolty more :*ia.u.,ll; to provide for the defame and feorrity of the realm dm •og the preient w.tr, ai.d lot indermitylog perfons who yi uWer i th l jr propel ty, • : matures all IVY/ be necctrary fur thai - ploge.fr,utal to enaltle hit luj. fly more at dually and fperdily to •vreife hia an•ICM and undou'utt ri at orative, in requiring the MiLtarY StViiLt of his liege Suhistis, in rale of iuraßon Of the R Sego!" tal:en into eanfidci stionos ith a view of meeting the :ihe, of (;,0 . .-: - %to.nt to raft; Volunteers, aecordirg to the Adt.it ths, opinion of tht. Gentlemen pretent, that under influcocc Lid fuptrinteo.iance of the Right Hon. Charks Lord Vz.rborough, a body a 'Volum:tn. Cavalry and loran!' y,artuant fr., to not lets Olin men, may be railed within the fubdirifion ofltriag and Caftur, cerurr'fing the Vspentakes of h Later. Yar frruaz,h, Bradley Haverfloe,at,l Welfacroft. The Gentlemen prdtut requ,?.cd Si. Letdthlp to take the lead in promoting fue:i arritanie•it,aod further ds fired a Gmetal Mcet ing of the raid -uhelivii:nn to be holden at the %%like Lion Inn. in Clawi:erd Bri:Ts. on l'huifday the 2.th depot Auguft intl. to take 1:30 further coisfideratirn. the propolitione svhish have hex wad. misted front this Meeting to the Secretary of btair, through the medium of the I ord Lieutenant of this L'obtoty for the approb, (fun °Chia Ma Jay. By Oder of the Vleeti.s. RICHARD NICHOLSON. Clerk of SubdiviGon Mettings. Brizz, Anvil 13,1:03. BOROUGH OF PLYAIOUTH. T a very numerous and relpedabie Meetinß of the Inbabit•nts of the Town and torough of l'lymouth,lull at the Guildhall tile isth day of Anna, tBo3, The Woribiptid the Mayor in the cha:r, R _folced unanittionfly—That the mealurc of railing Vidor tecri,to exempt thi. Ton n from the arming and calling out the First ads of dirceted by the Ilchitc bill, Li highly es pedient, and 0:2 4 -ht to be adopted. That two Battalion* of hit:miry be mired. tinder the command ..1 a Colonel in Chief, and that Major Geticr.J England be Invited to take the command, and that each battalion do coati of eight companies, of fatty men. with one Lieutenant Colonel, one M joy, sight captain, tat lieutenant., lix endgm. and me adjutant. ' 'loci one Battalic a he commanded by John Hawker, Efq. the whet. by I'. Laugmead, That theft Battalions d receive the pay and allowances for cluothing provided by the Detente bill. That a Subfeription be catered into for the purport of defraying the extraordinary Ciri.Cl4 of clothing, accnutrements, aul ()the,' That Subfcriptions be reveled at the Plymourb and Navai Banks • and tba• ll;oding Coninth rev be appointed, to Collijit of (1e following gentlenun; fev‘n J 1 whotn null be competent to a to fuperiutead the affairs of the battalions, and to dilburic the funds. The Commit tee onniineteet ire The Mayor Mr. Langmtaid Mr. S Shepherd Rev. John Gandy Mr. Row Mr. J. B. Bally Mr. JufbeeCleatiter Mr Elliot Mr. - Henry Woolicombe Mr. Hardwood Mr. White Mr. p. Hardwood Mr. Duntlerville Mr. Ealtiake Mr. R. Julian Mr. I'uge Capt. Wil.ne Mr. l io Sauaders Mr. Archer Dr. Woulicontbe 11:r. .e Mr. Hawker eulvcd-.That thefc MOM:lnm be Bred by the Chairman. and printed and published in baud.bllla, and lu the STA'. Sun, U.:thorns, .ud Litter papers. J. C. LANGMEAD, Chairman. The Chairman hating quieted the chair. Rdetvetl-112:4 the Thanks of the Meeting be given to hini for hi. readiocis in convening the Martini. and Ilia proper condudt 111 the chair. Gnjlah B, Plymouth, Auguit £5. iBej PATRIOTIC FUND. - - Lloyd's, Austin 3. clio3. a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT. 'I'EE of the PATRIOTIC FUNV,at Laor Coffce-Houfe, Tuel.:. the 9th Auguß, Si: FRANCit. BAkIN(1, aut. in the Chair: Received a Letter Irene the Right Hon. I And Radltoeb, enclof ing A Lltt of Subleripoons (rout the ° Wooten of Woad," to the Patriotic Fund. Refolved. That the Thank. of the Committee be returned to tse itislit Hon. Lord Radltock, for his scot in promoting the In tercity of this Fond. ketoleed, That a Book be opened at the Bar of Lloyd's Cone hook. (or receiving SuLferiptio..l front the " Wo.ceo of England," In Sums not mew-ding Two Guineas each. Read a Letter from Join Puget. re. containing the following LerraZt of a Litter from Mr. IA Touche, of Dublin : .• Does the oubfeription In London extend to filch u raay (offer • is &fending Ireland,xither from tortign or demonic foes; as we ° are wide-avowing at a Sobfeription here, and I wilh to know on " what footing It ought to be, whether as sot aid to the Sollte-riP• o :ion In England, or as a feparate one for Ireland ?" Refolved. Tint the following Adorer be return d to Mr. Puget: " Str—The Fund at Lloyd • has been fieflitutini with the view of rewarding took Subjeds of the United Empire s. lip may tuir,r pr Serialize themfelves In the patient corner: with the common enemy; it was not the intestines of the Subferibere to advert to what was totally unexpated by then. to take plan in any part of the lJnited Kingdom, and by the mulatto's, a the Fund now en.; Ogled, the Committee do not feel themfelees at Shur, to aline to extend, a. this time, the hoicks intended, to any accidents or gowns which rebellion or information may *emboli. The Committee will le eatrenwly happy to unite the liberal Outriliotiout of the Sifter Kingdom with dude of Great Britain, and will feel eq oat fatisfatlion in attending with the lamedt we to the Claims and Merin of her Soldiers, Sailors. Vntuntentsc and others, or their Cididreh. Hives, or Wisest Relatives, whofe nurser.. pllitary, and esation. in all military achievements have ▪ brio honourable to thenifelves and highly liWui to the cow m on nitric of the United Countries. ° I have the honour to etbelo c you s few Copies of the Refuta tions of the SuMerihers and cown nee." Bead a Ler.er from Matthew Boohoo, Efq. dated Soho, lath Ainti 41303, in which he mention. the various eitahligunents In eenich he is co..cerned.and which have contributed to the defence ol the country; alfo, that a ichfeeption has been opened at Bir mingham, tor the benefit of perfoos belonging to that pat ins only. Ile, th:rvfore, ants feyeral pirlt;ons with regard to the ;import-. fur which this fund nee been inflitutel Refolved, bat the tollowa g Aufwer be returned to Matthew Potslion.y.4. SW-1 am directed by the Committee of the Patriotic Fuel, at linid's Coffee-home, tu inform you, Mu the Fund. of that sob liriptlon are applicabk t. the Relatives of every IA lender of his Countrv, and distributed to the individuals who may be melded to the Lure . model/ to eireomlta..ms, and will not preclude that who may he relieved (rum any other Patriotic Fond. 'They conceive. however, that as the hulafcription Is Intended to c anArace one otl and one molt, which is equally dcar ea all, and out, r the whole of the United Kingdoms, that at is to be slt• red , 'in partial Sobicriptiotis fl-old merge in the General FirtJ t • FRA IeiCIS BARING:, Chairmas. Amount advertUed 203001. 3 per Cent. Cooftla. CA& • 1: 0 3,;oEL411. 94. The Society of Fan Abel Mosley • - jg so o IniL Commarnlers 300 o 0 Patrick Celquhnun 10 to o Doet,r s 'llse Friendly Society Coirmous - lei 0 0 of Lice. f CUWA, di-el 16 s o Mr*, Proprietors of .hrce Young ladies 3 3 0 Me MumisigAdeer. 11..0.c., to proeunt titer. - • Eannet e..ideonta. W. R. Drown, Morn. Blark.ta or any ing Adv. mice Gate j s o ocher Comforts cos 0 0 William Moffat • so; o 0 J. baring, of Mount O. R. W. Hltibat g. j o 0 Radrorel, Exeter goo o o iiibilarta, cod Dr. Jenrer - so o Furrier • • • not 0 o I. De rU and Sons lej 0 0 jam Platt - 3 5 o Worthipfed Society of &mod Plate - - s s o Apotheecrim • g•j 0 0 Dome, Hannuts, and Greens and Hadford tom o o hieeesge,lancob's- Locus and Spencers 50 0 0 hie • • • - 30 0 0 Ldw. Dowell - - .13 to o HeneyEgelontipley. Mr. Datifun, Gran- per William Pen to to 0 with - - - 11 ra 0 Brello,Peatland Lan- Flret-ltren 5 5 o rafter - to o o Wet Davtfon 3 3 o Mr.". Anne Jae Mrs Darifon • - 3 3 o Cholmley - - s. o • MifsDavifon • 0 Edilovres - 3 o Sublitiptions received by Whom and White, mac lief 0' the 105 0 0 I r~ SUFFOLK. AGeneral Meeting of Lord Lieutenant, De puty Lieutenants and Magiarates of the county of Suffolk, held at the White Hart Inn, in Stawmarket, In the raid county, on 1 nefloy the 9th of August, aBO3, for the pitrpore of carrying lets execution as Ad of parliament, roide and paired in the ,3d year of the reign of his prefent Majcay, intituled, . An Ad to amend witi render morn effeiaual an Alt palred in the prefent Sri% Gen of Parliament, Jolitukd. an Aft to enable Ms M..jefty more effectually to provide for the Defence and Security of the Realm during the prefent War, and rot indemnifying perfons who may fuller in their property by fueh medusa as may be neeeirary for that purpefe : And to enable his Majefty more effeetually and fpeollly to eurcire his ancient and undoubted prerogative in re quiring the mil itary fervlce of his liege fubjeds, In cafe of Invakon of the Realm. " FR r.s kusr - I. The Right Hon. Lord EUUTON, Lord Lkutenaut. Right H. 1.1. Lord ROW Wlll. Middle", E N' Right Hon. Lord Vff. Brome Charles Demers, jun. Efq. Sir Charles Dover.. Bart. John H. Powell, Efq. Sir Wm. Rowley. Bart. P.l. Thelleffen. Er* Sir Robert Harland, Bart. Wm. Parker, Efq. Sir Themes Gooch, Bart. And. Areedeekne. F. 43. pines Alingay, Ely. George It. Nano, Efq. Ebonize Maynard. Efq. Richard Frank, I).D. Richard S. Lloyd, Efq. Jelin Higgs, Clerk Charles Blachley, Efq. Wm. Butts, Clerk D. E. Davy, Efq. George Stone, Clerk John lienjAcld, Efq. James Buck, Clerk ~ Plampin, Efq. Richard Merely, Clerk George Wren, lf.!ii. John G. Smith, Clerk Ruben Sparrow. FS+ H. G. Harrifie, Clerk T. S. Gooch, Erg. John Plampin, Perk. John Venom. Eli. Charles Cook. Clerk Jacob Whitbread, Era. . Henry Hill, Clerk Thomas W. Wootton, Er, Charles Davey, Clerk Richard Moore, EN. Peter Lathbury, Clerk James Denton, Efq. Henry Paticron, Clerk John Marriott, Efq. George Betts, Clerk Philip Bennett, Ef q. H. Heigbam, Clerk George Bolder% Orbell Ray, Clerk James Oakes, Efq. George Turner, Clerk J. Salt", 11q. . .. At this Meeting two Letters front Lord Hobart to the Lord Lieutenant were read, one dated July 30, 1803, and the other Auguft 3, 5303. Rae:yed imaniotoofly, That at a moment fo critical as the pre fmt, when our deareft interefts are threatened by an implacable and inveterate enemy, it is tee duty of every man, whatever his rank or station in life may be, to exert himfelf to the utmolt of his means to give cffca. to Isms, which the wlidom of Parliament, upon the molt mature confideration, has thought fit to meet, and the perfect execution of which n ill be the means of placing the coun try in a fituation fo commanding, as to bid defiance to every at tack weir ie the iii-diredted .r.Mbition of the dcfpotie Ruler of France can meditatemainit it. To NM exertions we the Lieutenant, De puty Liana:ants, and Maglftrates of the county of Suffolk, here affeiuhled, pledge ourfelves with all ferionfnefs, confiding (as we are well allured we can enclitic) in the adive, zealous, and earneft co-operatiou of all ranks Ow fellow-fiqe6ts, in carrying into immediate execution all hws,which have for their °Wet the fop • port of our Sovereign upon the Throne, the maintenance of our rights as a free and bidepedent nation, and the preforvation of our invaluable Conftitntion, againit every attack welch can be made upon it from whatever quarter of the world it may proceed. Refolved—That we upon whom the execution of the various laws for the internal defence of the country depends,will, in con formity to oar principles, here folemnly declared, proceed without delay to carry into acel tee above- mentioned AR. At this Meeting precepts were ordered to be iffued. and Sped by the Clerk of the General Meetings, to the Chief Conitables of the (metal hundreds and diftriets, and Mayors and Bailiffs of Bo rough towns within the feversl fohdivilions of the county, requir. in; them to ilfue orders under their hands to the (mural Con ftebles, Trtbiornen, Headlrirumes, or others, officers within their Paid hundreds and diftriefts, to return to the Deputy Lien . tenants wind.; their refpeCtivc (Odic illons, at the times and paws hereafter mention d. fair and true lifts in writing, in the warmer by the faid Art dis tart, of the 'iamb of an men Amity at that time divellivi within each refrain gangue, between the ages of t 7 sod 53 years. Oda is to f a) Far Suhdivition, onday, the 29th Aug. Init, at the Shire Han, Ipfwleh. Boccles Subdiviftmn, containing the hundreds of tePangford and Motion!, and Lothingland, fame day, King's Had, Bcce,lcs. Blything Hundred, farm day, Throe Tues. Yoxford. Woodbridge Sulu:U.llMo, fame e 47. Shire-hall, Woodbridge. Heine Hartfinere - I Same day, Swan, Hoene. • Thredling Bury Same day, Angel, buy. Is worth Medford same day, Swan, Laaenhans. This Meeting dada molt carneftly recommold to the forreetiee Minding, Clatireltwardens, and other parochial oaken of every garifh, egreeabte to the tats (rebut of the beforvenentioned Ad, to be aiding and atbfting, by every lawful means In their power, the Coollabks or other °deers, In making nut the Me direeted to be taken by virtue of the fail Adt, and dividing and chafing the men therein to be returned, and that Come one of them du figs the Paid Lifts. itdolved—lliat the proecedinp of this Meeting be fired by the Lord Lieutenant, and adeertired in the STAR, Sun,'llmes, and the iptwich 'wanAl, And Bury P&L (Signed) EUSTON , County Lieutenant. . _ . . . Lord Roos haviiig rakes:lthe Chair, Ref°tired unanimoully—That the Thanks of this Meeting be riven to the Lord Lieutenant, tor his attention :o the bolincfs of the Meeting. RODS. LONDON. An AwnsAlsaris r it fo happy in ridiculing the idle fears of certain individuals, th.t we would willingly infers his Article, if by fo doing It would only meet their eyes—but It would be ■ publillsed In ruQ k and proelisnAl in the amt. of Paris," which we think improper. FRIDAY, AMIDST r 9. PRICY' OF STOCKS THIS VAT AT ONE 0 ct.ncs. e Old s per Cent. 115 4....: per Cent. Reduced, 351 4 3 pa Cent. Canfols,s3 i 4 ...—1 Ain Ann. tA I 3-16 0111•1111111 11 4 4 if. -4 per COIN 69 i PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per C. Rod. 5341 India Stock t6t 4 3 per C Cunt. 11 53 4 Imp. Anne 9} 4 per Cent. 68{ Esehets 11101, 41.111. dlr. 5 per Cent. 8 4 }IS Onsnium 8 4 7 484 S dlr. 5 per C.i797.814 i F. 14411 Tickets i 7t. 38. Long Ann. siS 4 Cant. far KC. 33 4 4 We have received Tome letters fro.) Gibraltar, but being anterior in date to fume before received, the only new fad they prefent is the following ; Capt. Rio ti• RDS of theVicvoa it usa brig, which arrived here on the gth July, was fent on the 26th of June, to look into T..ulon, wh: e he faw feven fail of the line at anchi r, four of them ready for fca, and the other three newly fo. betides five frigates, and three corvettes." We have been informed by a Gentleman who ar rived from France within thefe few days, that the comrades for building boats for the invafion of this. country, bind the builders to have them all 4niftted by the end of Oaraber nest, and that in all the places where they are fitting them out, it is underllood they will be atitsally employed in November. The Gen tleman to whom we allude had a good opportunity for obtaining info, marina ; previoufly to his get. tang on board the American veltil which brought him over, he had join:d himfelf to an Anserieaa Merchant, who paired him for Lu clerk. With him he taavr.r.ed over the gmtcr part of the route followed by the FIRiT CONSVL in his late tour, till he game to 714:ing. There he embarked with abaut 20 other Britifh fubjeCts on board an American veffel. They had weighed anchor, and were abfolutely under fail, happy at the thoughts of having effeeted their efcape, when an order from the FIIST Consul,. who was there at the time, brought the veffel again into port : by the friendfhip, however, of the Captain, who dreffed him out as a failor, and appointed him Mate, he was allowed to proceed with the vefrel, after all the others were landed. He rays the preparations for invafion in all the places through which he paired, are immenfe. In the mean time we are not idle in our prepara- Lions to repel the invader. Indeed, if he do not make tulle to carry his threat into execution, he will pro. bably find employment for his whole force in defend.. ing his own (pores, inftead of invading others. A I plan t er attack. we undettland, has been adually de. termined upon, and the enterprize will have every uecefrary feature of vigour, and he concluded under men of the firft abilities. If this be conneded with the new political arrangements on the Continent, the ifrue may prove highly beneficial to Europe—lf otherwife, it will diflrad the enemy, and tend to keep hollilitie. from our own fhores. I I General DVMOVRIIIR is now in London. He ar rived at Harwich from the Continent the day befofe yefterday—but whether he merely leeks an afylum, or is to be employed by this country, we cannot take upon us to Rate. About two o'clock yetlerday he let off for Twickenham, on a rift, it is.fuppofcdi•to the Duke of 011.LCALNII. An addrefs from Dumfriesfhire was on Wednell day prefented to his MAJESTY at the Levee, by Sir RUSSET Lanais, Bart. Member for that county. Mr. MUSGRAVE. late Secretary to Lord PELNAII. yellerday fucceeded to the place of Principal Secre- tary of Patfports in the Alien Office, vacated by Mr. LULLIN. Colonel MAITLAND is appointed to the office of Public Secretary to the Duke of YOLK, in the War Department, in the room of Gen. Baowsetcoa. General blarrtatto, brother of the Earl of LAI/- RANDAL., is appointed one of the Commiffioners for the Board of Gamma, in the room of the Honoura ble W. Dunne:. FITZWILLIAN BARIIIIGTOW, Efq. has been up• pointed Central Commiffary of the le of Wight. Dr. SCOTT, late Phyfician to Lord Et.ci iv. at Conftantinople, left town yefterday. to attend his Lord!hip. who is now indifpofed at Paris. The Nephew and Niece of Madame Bo TN arrived at Dover on Wednefday. on their way to France. It has at length been agreed. that they be exchanged for the Young Ladies from the Board ing-fchooLat Rouen, now waiting at Calais. A car tel was expeeted to tail the next day. Yefterday morning a party of Recruits marched into Windfor. for the Staffordfhire Militia, whole ranks are now very nearly complete. The muficians of the band are exercifed daily in the fame manner as the common foldiers. Yefterday a genteel decried Foreigner was taken into cultody by two of the Bow-ltreet officeVs, at the Gloucefter coffee !Joule, Piccadilly, on fufpieion of being a fpy. The Turki(h gentleman, recently refident in Li verpool, has been fatkfaitorily retested frot‘his con finement in the prif-n of that town, a few days It may be inferred therefore, that the reports Rating him to have in his poffeffinn plans and founding' of reverel of our coati. and harbours, are perfeCtly un founded. On Sunday two foreigners, of a very fulpicions appearance, were apprehended at Perth, in Scotland. They remain in gaol, being unable to give a fatisfac. tory account of thernfelves. An Irithman was alfo committed, who pretended to have been Illipwrecked on a voyage from America, and exhibited a pats from the Mayor of Liverpool, which was an evident for- gery. Monday, an affair occurred in Greenock, which for fome time wore a ferinus appearance : a volunteer for the Navy having grown fomewhat relultant, was, on being taken down to the (bay for embarkation, mißaken by a body of carpenters for an imprefs of one of their number ; in confequence of which, they proceeded to refcue the man, and t ireatly maltreated the gang. Their fury was fo alarming, that it became neceffary to require the fervices of the detachment of Berwickfhire Militia, quartered in Greenock, who under the command of Captain Duiti.oe, and under direetion of the Magiaries, marched with much alacrity to the builders yard where the carpenters were alfembled, and finding it barricaded and the carpenters in great number, armed with their tools polled behind, the Militia prepared to force the en trance ; but this extremity, which undouStediy would have been produttive of bloodfhed, was avoid ed by the foil iced and proper condua of Waxvca R ircno a, Efq. Deputy Lieutenant, and Mr. SCOTT fhipbuilder, who having entered alone, fubdued the fpirit of reftilance ; and thereafter, feveral of the carpenters were atreßed, and will, no doubt, fill fer filch punifhment es may deter others from pro. ceeding to fuch unwarrantable outrages in (attire. The following is an extralt of a letter from Cork, dated Ansa to:—“ Yetterday, in confespeace of fome injury received by the proper waggons for the conveyance of powder from the manufa&ory to the place of export, it became neccifary to employ fome common cars for tranfporting a few barrels the re mainder of the way. In palling down George's. Greet, one of the barrels became fo look, that the powder fell in a trainfalong the Greet ; and one of the car horfes having (truck fire with his Riots, while endeavouring to recover himfelf from a Ramble, the powder on the ground became ignited and bkw up. Fortunately the areal 'precautions on theft occaGous were competent to guard againfl any communication of tbe fire; and the alacrity which was ufed by the pe r ana generally employed in the fuperintenclance of this Winch cars fo effeCtive, as to tranquiUife the minds of feveral of the bye flandets, whole cornier nation at firs wax extreme." COLV-MARKZT, ALIRICL,II‘I, AUG. There was very little Wheat remaining on ha!,‘ from Wednefday's market, and none arriving of cot. fequence this morning, the prices are unaltered:— good limples have a bra file.—Floor fells er: freely, the fupply not exceeding the demand,—Beat. and bog peas go off more heavily, and are each trifle cheaper.—Oats hardly maintain hit quotation. Other article, have no alteration. Eng. Wkeat.s6l. sot. percir. Horfe Sawn, 341.36 a. Fine ditto, 631. 661. I,k BM", 321.33;. Fine Bantzieditto, Se. 6cs. Het Peastl9w Rye, sas 3.(5. Enders, scs. sas. limits, 21.. ' 141. CarrawaySeedse ,l s4t.per tr Superfine diau, 261. 6d Coriander, 345. 374. Malt, 561 s9l. Canary, 84,. 861. Oats, zas. as. as. Kaye Seed, 40. Per Wt. • Fluor, per fack, 500.'5 ce. American Hoar, 36.. per barrel INIPSCTORS RITURN FROM R1P11.1136t. •VG. it Wheat, per Load, from i 11. t sa. to .61. Sc. Barley, per Quarter, from 11.65. to 11. Bs. Oats, per uarter, from 11. 6s. to 11. Bs. Beans, per Quarter, from IL 16s. to 21. or. Peale, per Quarter, from 21. os. to 21. 2S, Saturday lafi was married by (pedal licence, C Dove t.p.s, to the third daughter of CI,- Duke of BuccLR ucH, at his Grace's feat near Rid. mond. The new marred couple fet off immediately for Sir Charles's feat at Ditton, where they will pars the honey-moon. The licence being obtained on Fri. day from the Ai clibifhop of CANTERBURY, at Tun. bridge Wells, the ceremony was performed in a pri- vate manner by his Graze's Chaplain. Yeßerday the Right Hon. the Louts Mayoa held a Board of Commifrioner s of Land Tar, at G uildhall, to r ehoofe by ballot feven gentlemen. to aEI as Commit. %loners on property, when the following were dee*, : W. 38 taw, Mr. Dep. Pinder a.; Votes. Mr. :I n enixon n ._ t . Mr. Thos. Poyadce 23 Mr. asJb Beak 3t • Mr: Jas. Patioxy ss Mr. Lkp. Blailand a The following were cbcofei . as Affiftaat tominip [inners : Mr. helloes so vases. Mr. S. Mope •ss Voss Mr. Piaigar 30 Mr Hadley is Mr. Weddell so Mr Dep. Lariats 24 Mr, Jaeks 3$ Wedoefday Mr. Eisen's was unanimouGy chorea Lieutenant-colonel, and Rem, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn, Major of the Law Allbeiation. Yetterday evening the Royal %Omfatter Volun teers afembled in uniform in the Mews; they , mu( tered above boo rank and file • and, eodfidenng th e confined ( pace in which they h ad to aa, went through their evolutions with great preci6on. The Prince CIWA L as's corps yefiaday met at the Mews, and proceeded to the choice of Captains ; the following Gentlemen were eleUed :—Mr. icesseerc, Mr. BRUER,' Mr. Cocos, Mr. Dyerectec, fdr.Gre sear, Mr. GlOl,ll, Mr. Hata, and Mr. MsjPas• The Chriß Church, Surrey, Armed Alrociation, yellerciay met to ballot for three Captains. The Gentlemen, op whom the choi;e fell, were, Mr. Cowsow, Mr. Larcarrsa, and Mr. 1414.1.. Mr. THOMPSON, of Pnrtman.fquare. is raffia, a corps of sco cavalry and light infantry, at Wpmly Abbey. near Farnham. Surrey. for which be obtained perrnMon from the Kowa on Tnefday. The KING has accepted the very fplendid offer made by the Marquis of Bucairomau, of giving to each of the three thnufand five hundred and ninety four Volunteers called for in Buckinghamlhire by the Training Bill, a bounty of one guinea, fo foot as th ey (half be certified fit for fervice. This mag nificent propofition has already bad the beft roffibk elk& ; the county fees Wilt* relieved from all the compulfory obligations of the late A&, and the Vo. lunteers who crowd to be enrolled find theinfelves reimhurfed for their lofs of time in training. Mr. Dar, tsos, of St. James's-fquare, whole exam ple in the Volunteer Corps of eg Loyal Britons" is likely to be of filch eminent public advantage, feat in his offer to Government, a week before Mr. SIP R IDA N noticed the extravagance of Volunteer Cloth ing in the Houfe of Commons. The Complete Uni form of the " Loyal Britons," which is as handfnme as any Gentleman ought to wear in the ranks, colts el. rBs. and may now be feen at the office, No. 35. Piccadilly, near St. James's Church, where we find with pleafure Volunteers enrolling tbeenfelves in gent numbers every day.—Places for trailing will be appointed in different 'parts of the town, agreeably to the plan laid down, which plan is to fubjeft each member to the leaf' poQible inconvenience, On Monday there was a Meeting of the inhabitants of Teddington, when above So turned out as Volun teers of Infantry and Cavalry, in cafe their Orrin' Mould be wanted. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CL ARR OCR attended the Meeting ; and after in forming thole who hrd enrolled of the dnty required of them, entered his name •in the ranks, and told them, be would not only go with them wherever ttey were ordered, but would nay by them till they rt• turned to their home. A private letter from Hansburgb, dated the tzth of Austin, Rates, That during the lag week. the blockade of the Elbe, owing to the heavy Ries of wind, bas been kfs Arid than before. The w fn• gates on that Ration are not ft:trident to that its •311 entrance from the point of Heligoland, particularly in bad weather, as the (hips null pot to fea, for fear of being dallied spina the rocks. To blockade it more eEedually, a number of cutters and light bot tomed vefTels teem to be abfolutely necelTary. Ft ons the want of theft precautions, five thips from di Vie- rent parts Safely came up the river lag week with tut being obferved by the Brines fruiters. Among tl was a Hamburgh gelid from Triefte, and auot het from Newcaille, with coals. On the 4th infant the Senate of Bremen retei Tea official intelligence of the blockade of the Wefer.-- The fame day, however, feveial (tips arrived there unmoletled. Only one was brought to by a Bri tub cotter.and afterwards permitted to purfue her veil tr. The Captain of the cutter informed the biaßer of the vele, that he had intelligence of the blockade a s an article of News, and th a t h e o nly wa i te d for o l der; and inilrudions to ad accordingly. The French agents on the Continent ufe all the influence of corruption and fubornation to b tickers the Britifk charater, and to reprefent the Brispi na tion as the authors of the misfortunes of the t toeib of Europe by tit: blockade.