Star. — London, England, 1803-09-19 00:00:00

Knt. to he Colonel ; Edward Sifon, fig. to be Lieutenant-Co lonel; Hmry Wake, Lfq. to be Major. Deptlowl Compatties—To be Captamk—JAn William Nelfon, John Hooker, and William Stone, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—John Grout, Henry Dixon, and Matthew Wellington, Gents. To be Fcarnall, John Cndlip, and John Mor gan, jun. Gents. Woolwich Companies—To be Captains—Thomas Burnett, John Tylon, Thomas Roberts, and Benjamin Wilmott, Efqrs. To he Lieutenants—John l'inlsorn, Joirpli Brain, Richard Blake, and Samuel Smith, Gents. To be Enfigns—.Charles ' , erratum, William Coaftable, George Eden, widish° Buxton, Gents. Chatham Regiment. Charles Hope, Ell. to be Colonel ; Robert Seppings, Efq. to be Lieutenant. Colonel ; George Pallifer, Efq. to be Major. Chatham Companies. To be Captains..-John Aubin, John Burton, John William Lloyd, Philip Heir:, and William Plueknett, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants--John 'thompfon, John Yanall, Wiliam Bower, Watfon Fenwiek, and Franck Robert Smith, Gents. To be lEnfigns--William Spencer, Thomas Mean Haite, William Fanner, Pierce Edgcumbe, and James Smith, Gents. Sheernef s Companics. - • - - - - • - - - Robert John 2.48un, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant; George Gather, Efq. to be Captain ; John Hodgkin, and George Parkin, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Merman, and Penny, 1 Gents. to be Enfigns. Portfmouth Regiment. Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. to be Colonel; Nicholas D'Eddams,Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Thomas Grant, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—William Gilbert, George Smith, Henry Canhun, John Haynes, and Stephen John., Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Richard Lce Moire, James Alms Hill, Ed ward Thorpe, George Waller and John Cro fl ey, Gents. To be Enfigns—Thomas Radeliie, William Maddock, John N . J. chulfon, Charles Hawker, and Jofeph Seaton, Gents. Plymouth Regiment. Robert Fanlhaw, Efq. to be Colonel; Jofeph Tucker Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Richard Peeing, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—John Neve Salt, Thomas Hollinwurth, John Ancell, Thomas Strover, William Slure, and James Jagoe, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants--John Penfold, George Soddy, Robert Eller', Samuel Jones, James Barnes, and Benjamin Nankevil, gents. To be Enfigns—Edward Knapman, Jahn Hancock, John Ancell, William Parkin, William Wilkie Sum, and Jok-ph Skinner, Cents. Loyal London Volunteer Cavalry. . _ John Praetor Anderfon, Efq. to be Lkutenant.Colond ; Thomas Rowsroft, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains of Troops—Richard Hewitt, Thomas Whitehurft, and John Bayford, Mira To be Lieutenants—William Parrance, James °ignition, and Richard Lee, Gents. To be Cornets—Henry Gardner, John Cowie, jun. and Richard Price, Gents. tR Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Esnmel Birch, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colsod Commandant; lohn Anal'''. H.q. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Jofeph Vandercoru, Erg. to be Major; James Cooper, Big. to be Major. To be Captains of Companies--Andrew Julio Nafh, James Brooks, Knight Spencer, Thomas Herbert, John Walter, John Wood, Richard Turner, and John Ryland Maunder, Efqrs. To be Llentenants—Jacne Bate. jun. Thomas John Wldthy, Jo kph Gutty, Jun. George Pane Bates, Allen Perring, Jokph Dirket pukka, Jo f eph Blakey Spencer , William Conies, jun. Charles Sayer, Thomas Holdfworth Stphen Patterfal, George Amiga= Nalh, William Matthews, George &kaki, John Combs, and Edward Butler, Gents. To be Enligns--Williain Thomas, James Ebenezer Saunders, Ar chibald Corbett, Henry Dibben, William Limbrey Grorfnor, jun. Samuel Lawford, John Hilted Bell, and John Wade, Gents To be Adjutant, with the Rank of Captain—James Bate, Jun. Efq. sd Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer In fan try. John Smith, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; James Reed, Efq. to be Lieutenant Coked ; Thomas Halifax, and Henry Read, Efqrs. to be Majors. To be Captains of Co mpanicis--William Hardy, Philip James Knight, Jonathan Delver,George Paton, Jofeph Mailman, John Hilton, Henry Fourdtinler, Andrew Longtigui, John Banns tyne, and George I Whom, Efqrz To be Lieutenants... John Holt, Thongs Dowding, Richard Mont, James Harmer, Robert Hunt, Wii.6m Va-poing, Milken Rolfe, Samuel Calme Weft, Benjamin Cooke Grilbhoge, Henry Clot terbuek, Richard Stubbs, Robert Vaux, George Lackington, Richard Choefeweight, Solomak Skeldoo, Jonathan Hotline, Thomas Williams, Michael Gibbs, Stephen Median Barber, and John Cowie, Gents. To be Enligns—John Table, Jo hn Alexander Amid, Samuel Cartwright, William Annefs, Jo hn Thomas Rive „ Thomas Ar nold Lenity, yltomas Wall,'Siam Holmes Knight, Warner Phipps, and Miles Burkin, Gents. _ To be Adjutant—Henry Fourdrinier,Efq. Jd Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. ohn Pooley Kenficgtoo, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Coma mandant ; Matthew Wilton, Efq. to be Lieuteaant-Coloaci ; George Whitehead., jun. Efq. to be Major. To be Captains at trnpianiesTbonsas Nettlefhipp, Thomas Simeon, George Blackman, Francis Gorbag, Robert inher. jun. John Hancock, John Canad a Henry Kenungton, and .jefitat, Efqrs. To be La ohn-Nnneenots—Peter M.Taggart. Dudley Adams, Wiffiam • Basler, Henry Bates Smith, John Shaw, William Crawihay. °mama Adolphus Smith, Julio Preitan, Moles Laporte Mc rae, Thomas Atkinfon, Thomas Bracy, Edward Dunn. John Wakefield. William Graham, John Berger, &EONS Habbef. ton, Edmond Waller Runde% Chad's Rivas, Burned Berger, and Omega Clarke, Gents. To be Ertfigmei-Janes Pierrepont Graves, joie Murray, Benja min Annie, jun. Wawa Savour', Wiliam HcscHngton, and Robert Wick flied, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Henry To be Adjutant, with the rank of Captain—George Prier., Efq. To be (arter, Mailer, Robert Smith, Gent. To be Surgeno—Jsigi Hudock, Gent. 4th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Charlie Price, Efil. M.P. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; li of ionathau maids. Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; liampfuu maim, and Charles Price.jun. Efqrs. to be Majors. To beCaptains of COM ran ics—Ralpat Price, William Luke, Bak II ThOMPICaIs Jaeril Smith, Germ< Madgwick Davialfas, Thomas Hadland.Georg4L-.wis,Apilvy Peihtt. and Mark Morley,Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Minim Roberts, William Allen Jones. Mar. du Cutler, John Spicer Mier, Edward QM). Hugh Richards, Japer Taylor, jun. Roger Dewy, Richard Turds, Henry Stock, henry Ware, John Jefferfun, Jekpls Sandell, John Eines, Charles Edward lento°, Owen Rocs, JAWS Atlee. and %Mon Howeß,Clenta To be Spasm-410nm Price, :Noma Hndskinfon, Chetwood 51 ones, Gurney, Lilward Harper, jun. William /MTh, ufeyk Pocklington, and Richard Howell, jun. Gents. Regiment r,f Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Smith, Efq. to be Lit-atm:me Colonel Commandant; Thomas Smith, and William Cadwrli, Efqrs. to be Majors. To be Captains id Compankee—water bi r d. j 4 , 10, H owr n . John ihnith,Tbomas Cobb, John Minnit - , Edward Peony, Ri chard gyp. and Thome. Denning, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants--jorlyti U.w, Richard Zadveell, Charles Chit ty, Robert Weftwoud Tinrimat Sherwood, George Atithwiy, William i.e., Thomas CaraaCt, William Wisuboit, and Hcnry Holmes, Gent. To be Enfign —Charles Swims, James Crancy,Thomas Newman, Chariot Simptun, John Patrick, and Peter Gowan, Gems To be Chu plain—the Rev. Samcd Crowlier. in he Adjutant--john Shaw, Gcnt. To be Sargess—Thomas Ranicilen, Gent. Gtb Regiment of Loral London Volunteer Tnfantry. Robert Wigram, Efq. M. P. to be Lieutenant Colonel CUMUIIIO. . dant ; F•ir Wham Voiard. Km. to be Lieutenant Culund ; James Amos, and Robert Wigram.juo. Fiera to be /slalom To be Captains of Compsnics--.1•Mo inner, Joint David Da Silva, John Jaclif.m, Macs Brandon, Edward William Win. deo, Matth..w Weis, inferb (ion's. Samuel Xing. sod William rkin• To be Liesteasite.—David Smith. Rie:rd Ks Wit, Alcrarder Ras, Thomas Greenaway. jou. and blward Clarke, lie njinun hues. olto Perrlo. David Forl.es, Jorqb Nsghtingale, R, bertfon, James Lawrence, Jams Sc tinnling, John Petry Nt rrras t, jarcyls Wars; jobn Granitic Georg: W...1.11e, Siesta. To w Wall., Jelin R icbard pr.' 'nod ?lab, Juba; t:c non. Wag Vale s fuotuasi Smut, Gents To be Chlptains.-Wiltiafil toßyhtlfe, D. D. To be Adjutant—Richard Brown, Efq. late Captaln-Liettellatit and Adjutant of the 3d Battalion of Norfolk Militia. To be gliarteimafter—James Burton, Gent. To be Surgeon—Richard Clement Headineton, Gent. 7th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. James Shaw, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant i Wil liam Pratt, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains of Companies—William Hewfon, Samuel Ofborn, Ruffen . Skinner, Ed;card Colcbatch, Jofeph Batbo, Abraham Goldfrnid, jun. Efqra. To be Lieutenants—George Griffiths, Benjamin Bunn, John Fletcher,Derid Knox, William Wilron, jun. Alexander Goldfluid John Sheen Downes, and Samuel Moles Simnel, Gents. To be En figns—Andrew Charles Rai, George Skcaon, John Boote, Nathaniel Ponder, Gent.. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Andrew Hatt. • To be Adjutatit.-.Saniuel Ofborne, Gent. To be Surgcon—Thomas Blizard, Gent. Bth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Henry Coming, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Coloncl-Commandant, Ro bert Thorley, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Matthew Wood and Donald Maclean, Efqrs, to be Majors. To be Captains of Companies—Wilham W. Precott, Lewis Lloyd, --- George, Jacob Wood, John Simkin, Jofeph Mayor, William Turner, Henry Soamcs, Jonathan Sadler, and Witham Smart, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—James Barlow, John Stewart, WUliam Wood, Edward Down, Robert Meacock, Philip Weftern Wood, John MiU, Nathaniel Davits, John Weft, novas Gould, Charles Lancelot Hoggart, Richard Webb Jupp, James Barnes, Jofeph Cohen, William Gilman, William Walker, James Ye - Introit Je remiah George Stalkley, Charles Walker, and Thomas Alelan- der Beals, Gents. To be Enfigns—Edward Smith, William Deane, Edward Gant kin, William Courtney, John Crouch, Thomas Gouldmith, Jo feph Dalton Dcwick, George Ycatherd, Nicholas l'henc,jun. and William Hancock, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Thomas Twizg. To be Adjutant—James Barlow, Gent. To be Surgeon—Lewis Leefe, Gent. 9th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Sir William Curtis, Bart. M. P. to be Lieutenant-Colooel•Com• mandant John Peter Hanker, Efq. tope Major. To be Captains of Companies—Thomas Dawfon, George Mac kenzie, Theophilus Hearfey, John David 'Poodle, Thomas Bridges, Alexander Atiderfon, Charles Barnum, and Richard Jam;s,Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Benjamin Parry, William Cawthorn, Robert Steers, William sown, Joieph Starkey, Ge.:dca Mackenzie Slmpfon, Peter Clark, William LingLun, jun. Jobn Kimptoo, Edward Hamblet Noy, and Benjamin Bovill, Gents. To be Enfigno—Frederick Purdy, Samuel Kent, Anthony Brown, Jobn Jacques, Thomas Morris, William Hawkins, Peter Skip per, Robert Dutton, and William Wrangham, teats. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Thomas Wattrs. To be Surgeon—Jokph Steele, Gent. tolls Regiment of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Harvey ChriL Combe, EA. M. P. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant; Walter Powell, Efq. to be Major. Ta be Captains of Companim—Auguitus Robert Hrkeviradir Bourdiethei Thom; Saunders, Mika Makevr. James- Hammitt, rs.; &Ago James Graham, on hall-pay of the 37th Foot; Peter owes, Efq. and Henry George Barnett, Efq. To be Lieutenants—Jots -ph Miner, John Thomas Thorp, John Saunders, Thomas Webb Witmarfh, William Alm, John 'FiU, joreph Disoo, George Foote, and l'homas Price, Genii. To be Entigns—Stephen Lee, James &manure, John Croßh waite, Daniel Robert Rennington, James Robifon, William Pon. fonby Wilton, Henry Wiubolt Arkkrfon, and Andrew Daven port Welch, Gents. To be Chaplaln—The Rev. Richard Buck. _ To be Surgeon—James Simpfun, Gcnt. To be A ffiftant-Surgeon—licary Robinfon, Gent. .... A Corps of Loyal London Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Seikloo, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains of Companies—John Reid, George Pang, Theo dore Cox, and Samuel Sbarwood,Efqn. To be Lieutenants-- Jofeph Turner, George Seddon, James Hume Spry, James Wimp, fen. Rickard Galley, James Lounges, John Robinfon, and Thomas Dimfdale, Gana. To be Enfigns—Mathias Dupont King, Jofeph Fiber, Jams Bi ilsopjus. and Thomas Mayfield, Gents. To be Surgeon —James Hume Spry, Gent. The River Fencibles of the City of London. __ __ Matthias Lucas, Efq. to be Captain Commandant. To be Capuina—John Drinkald, Jun. Henry Grey, Jeffrey Smith, James Betts, John Clarkfon„ William Chapman, William Bur ris, and Henry Dudin. Mgrs. To be Lieutenanta..Henry Cooper, William Eafton, David Vds, Richard Rowed, Philip 'llortipkW, Thomas MeGiar4, George Gardner. and Thomas Davis, Gents. To be Ealigno--John Lucas, ; amen Barber, Jahn Critchlow, John Cooper, Thomas Forett, Thomas, William Howard, and William Humphrey. Gents. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. °Rohn as. Samuel Petrie, of Afaiseheller.ftreet, Mlddlefex, bat late of Hamburgh, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall• Nov. g. Charles Briltow, of Newgate ftreet, Leaden, lbseodraper, at ten, at GuildhalL Sept. aa. John Lonfdale, of Croadale• MU, Durham, paper-manu fadlurer, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. BANKRUPTS. John Barnett, late of Norton, Kent, thipwright, drake and chap man, to furrender September 26, Odober 8, and 29, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Faverfhain, Kent. Attorney, Mr.Toppendas, Fared lawn. John Wright, late of Roufe-Farm, parilh of Welt Wickham, Kent, brufh-malter, dealer and chapman, (bat now a prifoner in the King's Bent Prifou,) September 10, Odober a, and 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffea. Burgoyne and Fielder, Duke-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquarc. Charles Stanley, of Durham, ftationer, Odtober to, t t, at eleven, and Odtaber 29, at eve, at the Red Lion, in the North Balky, Durham. Attornles, Mr. Samuel Cattle, in Durham ; or Mr. Wrangbam, Seething-lane, London. Edmund Macs, of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, miner, dealer and chap man, Sept. :9, 30, and Odtober 29, at eleven, at the Sbaltefpear yavan t ln Nev!saftle-upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Jokph Bain- . . - Newcafile upon Tyne Thomas I.ec, of Pocklington ' Yorkfhirc, linen-draper, grocer, dealer and chapman, Oftober s, and 29, at Hewett, at the Talbot Inn, Mahon, Yor Mire. Attornim, Mr. Eosin, Yuma val's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Holmes, Pocklingtoo. Robert Nayler, of Balinghall-Rreet, London, merchant, dealer and Chapman, Sept. 2-, 28, and (Mobs: 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Drown, Little Friday-ltrtet, Cheapfide. loreph Redmond, of Liverpool, lineo•oterchant, dealer and Chap man, Odober r E,19, and )9, at one, at the Saddle Inn, Vernon ftreet, Liverponl. Anomie*. Mr. John Broad, Union-itran, Southwark ; or Mr. John Wallwotth, Liverpool. LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER tf,. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CIrICR 3 Per Cat. Congas 5 3/1 54-0 1 4 s per Cent. El. Onmium, 8 di[. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: 3 per C. Cont. sji l i Exchcq . Nth ta. au. dit t per Cent. NAvy 7f Ontnium Bfa InSia Bemis :s. a ja. dlt En 81.04 Tkkets 111. 38. Imp. 3 per Cent, 33f Coot. for ace. 33f f Imp. Ann. 9f Our Plymouth Letters confirm the intelligence communicated by our Jerfey Correfpondent in the STAY. of Saturd.iy. The force w hich paired that Illand on Tuefday haft conned of two large seals, fuppofcd to be of 5o guns, with (loops and..guts boats, amounting in all to about so fail. The pre vailing opinion at Jeffry was, that the fquadron was EnglA, under the command of that gallant °Seer Sir Jassis Saunas r z, from the hland of Guernfey, whcre we h ave fo r Pone time been colleting a force to tra•ch the motimis of the enemy, who haJ been making preparations in the neighbourhood fvr attacking Jerfey and Cructnk- The sting ' appeared to be at Granville, and we hope loon to %ear, that the enemy's force in that quarter has beets deftroyed. If our flotillas keep thus harafling the enemy in all their ports, it will be a long time before they can bring their preparations to foch a Rate as to threaten us with any very ferious mifchief, even if they fhould fucceed in now and then getting a few boats fmug gled in the dark nights from one port to another, as we find they did a few nights ago. • We have already informed our readers, that ac counts bad been received of fome of them having lately evaded our cruisers: we have this day re ceived a detail of the particulars. About eight o'clock on the evening of Wednef day laft, the fquadron off Boulogne was informed by the Bloodhound, which ran down from Calais for that purpofe, that 26 French gun-boats had been ken off the latter, deftined, as was fuppofed, for Boulogne. The Britifh fquadron which has been for fome time Rationed off that port, confining of the Au ru MN, MARINER, BLOODHOUND and AtCHlllt, immediately made a prefs of fail to windward, and kept clear for aelion all night, every moment expeCting the French flotilla, but to their great mortification did not get fight of it till day break, at which time one brig, two fchooners, and feven tuggers, were teen at anchor dole to Boulogne pier, it being then a pedal calm. Our little fquadron then anchored, but a breeze fpringing up foon after, they again got under fail. The enemy,however, the moment they law our veffels flirting, weighed anchor and ran into the harbour. It appears, by letters from our fleet, off Calais, dated Thurfday la% fix o'clock P. M. that the re mainder of the French flotilla had got into Calais, — Our valets could plainly difcern them in that har bour, but could do nothing with them at the time. The men, however, expeCted to be kept at quarters all night, to feize on any opportunity that might prefent itfelf for annoying the enemy. Our prefent accounts do not fay whence the enemy's flotilla came, but from the circumftances Rated, compared with former accounts, it is probable they were irons Dunkirk, and bound for Boulogne. In the mean time reinforcements are fending out to our little fquadrons. We find by our Deal letter. that another bomb veal has been fent to join thofe off Calais. Advices have been reccived,confirming the account given in this paper of the capture of the Wand of St. Pierre, or St. Peter's, by his Majefty's (hip Auaota, of 28 guns, commander! by Captain Masson, who failed thither from Newfoundland, and on the gosh of June, made - the ifland, and the weather being hazy and unfavourable for (landing clofe in, he hoifted out all his boats, and manning them, fent them in. About feven o'clock A. M. the boats got into the harbour, and fortunately fell in with a boat croffing from one fide of the harbour to the other, in which was the Commiffary, who aced as Governor, and who was taken prifoner. The place was thrown into the great eft confufion by this event, and the ifland was imme diately formally delivered up to Lieutenant DAVI a. who commanded the Englifh boats. About twenty (land of arms were delivered up, and about one hundred more were afterwards found. Captain Mar.- Bon, in the Auaoaa, entered the harbour in the courfe of the day, and found a French brig and fchooner, eleven !mall veffels, and about a hundred batteauzs. Captain Masao,. brought about 180 pri loners to St. John's, Newfoundland.—Several boats full of people got off from different parts of the ifland, his force being fo fmall he could not attend to all the points at once. Great credit is due to Captain Mas son, his officers, and (hip's company, for this gallant and fuccefsful enterprise. In the London Gazette will be found accounts of tome other important captures made by our brave tars in different quarters. By a Gentleman who left Amfterdarn, in a Prnf flan galliot, on Thtufday laR, we learn the following intereßing particulars of the Rate of that country, with refpea to the preparations for the Invafion— There are now in the Tele' sso boats ready for tea, betides eight fail of the line, and a great many frigates.—At Fluffing, and the other ports of Hol land, there are soo boats, and feveral frigates.— Thefe boats are 5o feet long, and so broad, calcu• lated to contain so men, and carry two large car• ronsdes in their bows. There are, betides, as many more about to be laid down, and getting forward, but it does not appear that any of them are calcu lated for horfe or artillery. Indeed, at relent, there are but few of die former in Holland. Four regi ments of dragoons are all that are attached to the French army in that country ; but 4000 Hanoverian horfes are now on their march to iacreafe their num• bers. The Dutch force expelled to be employed nn the Expedition is sopooo men. Theft are to be blued in the proportion of one Dutch Regiment to two French. At prefent there are tB,coo French men in Zealand, making, with the proportionate ad. dition of Dutch, 24,000. The French have complete pofeffion of the country, and confider the Dutch Government fornething in the light of Par yb Ofeers, or Tex Gatherer:. They lately impoied a contribu tion of two per cent. on all capital, being a tax equal to forty per cent. on income. This was tegulasly levied, and lodged in the Confuter coffer,. At Mtr'og,two Fter.ca fa igAtss t:,:c port, end piiiiiiatTois tomb the Invanon are there pro. fecuted by the French with great fpirit. Nothing can exceed the indignation with which the Hest- CONSUL, and his Government is fpoken of in Holland ; but the poor Dutch are watched with in. quifitorial jealoufy—their own ports and garrifons are not in their poll (lion, but under the abfolute con. troul of French forces. It is expetied there that the Invalion will be at. tempted on a grand fcale at once, from all the pot% ethic points of departure, and be direded against every affailable paint of our coaft from Scotland to the Land's End. It was even kid that 40,c00 men were deflined to Berwick and Newcaftle. On Monday lall, one of BONAPARTE'S Aid-de. Camps arrived at Amflerdam from Park, with pofitite dire Lions, that all the forces, naval and mi. litary, now in preparation throughout the Batavian Republic, fhould be ready by the Rad of this month. Has Aid-dc-Camp alfo declares publicly, that it was the filed determination of BONAPARTE to embark himfelf on the expedition, and (hare for good or evil the fate of his army. If one of his divifions teacind ()tore, it was all he afked, wifhing no fares omen of faccek than to be oppofed to The PrufGan galliot, after the paged Admiral Tuotwßoaoucu's fquadron off the *rep', was not hailed by any &ha cruizer till the came dofe in with the (bore. In a late communication from one of our cone. fpondents who reticles on the French coati, we hay, the following poncript Onr preparations for invading you are nearly completed. In el opinion, the embarkation of out troops will take place very fhortly. There is an un. ufual buflle along the coati, and we fcarcely find an individual but contributes either his money er labour with cheerfulnefs. There are many, I may fay bun. dreds, who have lately travelled from Paris and the South, to the Northern Ports, for the purppfe only of beholding the departure of our armament.—lf cup fail, eve are ruined; if we faceted, you are no wore a Ratios. At this hour HEAVEN can alone tell the ifue." The Gazette of Saturday contains an order of his MAJRSTY. in Council, for proroguing the Par Homes; from the 6th of Oaober to the 3d of November. The Gazette of Saturday contains proclamations direaing a general Lift and humiliation throughout England and Ireland on Wednefday the ipth of nee; month ; and in Scotland on the following day. Dvitz.—On Wednefday evening, at hidf paR five o'clock, two military officers met to fettle an affair of honour, attended by their friends, at the Worm ley Scrubs, between Harrow and Shepherd's Both, when, after exchanging fhots, the byline fs wa s adju fled. Papers to the 6th of Austin, from New York, take no notice of any fever prevailing there at the time. Yet the papers give notice of nearly fifty families re tiring from New York for the precast. A BMA frigate, fuppofed to be the Bolton, arrived in Hamp ton Ro ads on the 27th nit. The Britilk frigate Woodward, is es& away off Cape St. Vincent, after being out twelve hours from Lifbon. • A letter from Barbadoes, dated 27th July, Rates that an expedition was preparing to take poreffioli of Demerara. " The Dutch Governor, appnfed of the intention of our Commanders, had ordered all the Englifh in the fettlement to join the garrifon; and on their refofal to take up arm* aga.R their country, he culled them to be imprifoned. Letters from the Weft Indies contain the follow ing Decree : Is THE NAME OF THE TRENCH 4 0 1IFIVIFPWT. The General in Chief, Captain General of the Co lony of St. Domingo, conlidering that the hotlilitice committed on the coatis of St. Domingo by Englith (hips do not leave the leaft doubts of a rapture be tween France and England : Confidering that it it abfolutely neceffary to cut off all communication be. tween the interior and exterior enemy: Confidering alto that the Colony, fitness& as it is, can and ought to be governed by a tingle Adminiftratintek under ign- . mediate orders of the Military Authority- F rDeave% Att. t. fit.Doisingo la declared in a ftateuf a. All civil sod judiciary authorides are fife 3. The prefent decree Otall be executed wider the eise of Geliee cal Thoevenot, Cbief of the Staff o ( be Army is the !Dope. ask the day of tide publication, in the chief places, Wace it ihaS be pew ed, Pte. polled up, and infected in the Mill Oosene. At the head sooners of the Cape, r 7th Meador. Year to pay 6. slot). Dna. ROCpt otstaigt. General Secretary of the Colony, FONT/UM tOth Moor. Year tr. (J uly 9, 11103) The General in Cief orders that every peffport foe the exterior of the Colony be good and valid only during 1 month from its date. Any one who would not have made life of it during the faid time, and at tempt, notwithfianding this regulation, to make nth of it, 11011 be arrelled, and punted by eight days ion, prifonment. This meafure is only for the Cape. Saws Sou c I.—This favourite place of amufement opened on Saturolay, with a very powerful patriotic atriums called BRITONS STIIICS Flows, in which Mr. Thelma difplayed that firong union of poetical sod mama talents for which he is fo remarkable.— Taking his labours in any point of view, it is honor,. little to (peak too handfornely of them. He has held out an incitement and a ftimulus to the public duty of his countrymen in fo winning a manner, that ; though the cireumftance, as a Icahn, is completely nuneceffary, every man, through fuch a medium, Miens with fatisladion to a reiteration of his own heartfelt fent iments. The vehicle of this entertainment is the humours of a camp, at which a variety of cha rade» meet who are tbmwn into many whimfical and longhair!, fithations. The tongs , though all tending to that fub)jed fo laudably treated, are greatly diver gibed. A Welch, an trills, and a Scotch sung, are haFiv pity introduced, and the Call e lissecor,the Sollser's Oath of Alle:imore, and the Sulfiription at Lloyd's, ere full of animation and effed. Several longs, and hi particu lar the Nosey of this year, were loudly encored. Mr, I)isnia piddles in this exhibition to inculcate the doarine of union and conciliation, an effort for which he will be thanked, and of tom fe encourageeby every lover of his country. Britons St rike N oe was given Cot for . this evcii:Pg ith the applauk.