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soUTHCOTE HOUSE NEAR READING TO I.F.T. Unforniflie. l , comprifing thirteen Bed. ch. mbers, floe Melling Chfcts. four Sitting Room, all pro• per (Nieman p'e Stabling d obit. C0a...1-hotare, Cold Bath, walled Gard n. and fer.il • Meadow contiguous to the fame, altogether about ca. More Land MA'S be had.--Addrefa for particu- Lirt t;i 1. Hswacs, ltc.tillog —Lucia*, uniefspolt paid, will not be AT a matt nanierans and rerptaable Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the Coon ey Palatine of Lanoaftcr. held at the Court Houle in Prefton, on Friday the 19th day of Anglia, 1803, in purfeance of Public Notice from the High Sheriff, to confider of an Ades:tato his hlajcity, on the prim arduous fituation of the Country, ISAAC BLACKBURN, Erg. High Sheriff, in the Chair, The purport of the Meeting was Rated by the High Shaiffouid rime jolt encomiums paid by him to the Lord Lieutenant of the County. for the scat and aetivity he dgplays lu the execution a his Cada duties. The Lord Lieutenant In a very appropriate, eloquent, and ener getic fptccb, (hewed the uneaampled drfigns and objeaa of our prcfent enemy ; the neeeffity of the union of all ranks of people to epel the daring invakon with which this Country k threaten:di and the certainty of fuceefs in witkilanding any fuch attempt, if our means of defence are properly exerted. The Lord I.icutesant read and propofed the following Addrefs to his Matetty, which waa fetonded by the Earl of and unanimovil; agreed to: " kl.y it pleafe your Malelly, • - . " We yc;ur idajeft dutifta sta loyal S übjeffia, the High Sheriff; Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the Co .my palatine of Lancafter, humbly beg leave to addrefs your Majelly at the prefcnt momentous exile. • " At this awful period, when the vital Interefts of our Country r' at flake ; when the fair and aourifhing Fabric of our happy and unrivalled Conftitution ts menaced with deftruellon by an 'un principled and Inveterate foe, it is with juft and becoming pride that we ftep forth to declare our unthaken attachment to your Majefty's Pinfon and Government. Truly lenlible of the many flgnal bleffings we and our an celton have enjoyed under the mild Tway of our juft nerd equal laws, and grateful for that unexampled degree of stealth and prof perity which their benign influence has procured for this great commercial county, we thus declare to you, 'nor revered Sove reign, and to the world, our firm and unalterable determination to band or fall in their defence. " Permit us, Sire, to -eturn our molt unfeigned thanks for that unceafiug fslicitude which four Majelty has been pleated toevince lot the welfare of your people, and to 'Jure your Majeity that we will cheerfully unite hand and heart .or the fopport of thofe means which, In your Royal witilom, you may think fit to recom mend for the Jefence and iccurity of this happy Nation. o That the ALMICHITT Di a ecroa of events may long pre terve your Majetty, the bioved Sovereign of a grateful and prof- Perms people, is the enure prayer of your Majefty's faithful County Palatine of Lancafter, -.. ►SAAC ILACIESURNE, Sheriff." Prelton, Aug. 19, Refalsed—That the Members for the County be requetted to preterit this Addrefe to his Majefty, as loon as conveniently may be. The Lord Lieutenant moved the Thanks of the Meeting to the High Sheriff, for his readinefa in convening the Meeting, and for his able, judicious, and fpirit ed conduct in the Chair. The Proceedings of the Meeting were oriered to be infected in the STAR, Sun, Courier, and Provincial Newtpaperc ISAAC BLACKBURN, Shwa C X I' ORDSH !RE, AT a numerous and reiredaisle Meeting the AT b:)!iiiity, Clergy. and Freeholders. of the C..unty of en,•venc.l in the Town trail at Oxford, on Tuillay thc 2e l •! .y vf, At.:ol, 033, by public advertifement from Jams PI the High Sheriff, to confider of the propriety of ad dr. !nog Lis Atakity open the prefeut ethical ftate of public tfairs. 'lb.: MI, r. 1... preven ted attending the hltet • ing. Fredrick Strsiton, Efq. of 'Few Perk, attendod , *or Lou ; ;; o3 f tan eloquent and appropriate fpecch, Rated the porpote fo• whtdt the ?sleeting was called. The Right Hon. the Earl of Macclesfiel•l then proptsfed, that an Li I,lr. fs ihnuld he prefented to his Ntajefly,which being feconded itt a moil energetic manner by H. R. Curzon, and John Coker, 1.1q:-..a Committee was appointed to prepare the fame, who with draw and prepared the addrefs, which being read, was noon:- !sway approved, and thc Sheriff was requefted to nip the fame in 0,- Panie of the lklectirg : . . lie • heriff and ths Men7bers for the Canny, accompanied by fi l ch Nollet.ien and Genthmen as may think propene attend, way rt qurited to pmf. nt the Addrefs to his Mildly, and to cafe of the continued in lil' o of the Six-iff, Mr. Strata@ was ravened to peels nt it tor hum . Ihe Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Sheriff for his ready compliance with the requi:ition to call the Mating. 'lle Chairman was then requefted to Ego the Refolutions in the name of the Meeting. and it was ordered that they Ewald be iu tutu' to the Ozford, Raiding, and two London Papers. GEO. FRED. STRATTON The Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimoufl y voted to him fur his fpliited and able '<unblt in the Chair, and fur his great attention to the Bufineff of the Meeting. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's Coffee-books Augue 33. 13 °' T a GENE RAT, MEETING of the COMM I T. TEE dsc PATRIOTIC FUND,at LLo YD's Collet-Mak lull this day, Sir FRANCIS BARING Dart. in the Chair: The Committee hewing received Letters from Matthew Balton, _ _ Efq. of Soho. flaring that a very confiderable Subleription for the Affiltanee and Relief of the Defenders of their Country bad been railed in Birmingham for the Benefit of the Inhabitants or Native; of that Town: from William Spurrier, Efq. Mayor of Poole, nientioking. that Subfcriptions for Martini; and encouraging Vo 111111tCCTI. and for the Relief of the Families of thofe who may be eall.d from home, or Rain in Defence of thole Country, are railed, or intended to be railed: from John C. Mortlrck. Efq. Mayor of Cambridge. that a Subfeription had been opened in that place for Cloathing fucb Volunteers as may require it ; and alto, for the Af "dance of inch Families as may Rand in need of it. Refolved, That the following Addrcfs be infected in the Public Papers:— The Committee. whilft they congratulate the Public an the fpirit and . nimation which appear throughout the Kingdom, and whilft the • return their Thanks to Matthew Bohan, Efq. William Spur rier. Elq. and to J. C. Mortlock, Efq. for the attention and zeal they manifeft on this occaßon ; think it ncerifary to offer tome oto (creations on thole Letters and others of a f lair defeription, that the mains for Willman& the Fund,and the objeft It has in view, essay be more dillindUy underflood. It was not in the contemplation of the SuVerlbers to turnilh any affiltance towards the preparations for Defence, which the univer fal fpirit and exertion of every place, and ahnoft every individual, has rendered wholly unneceffary; but to booth the minds, and re /Me the diftrefs of thole who may be wounded or fall in their Coun try's Cade, as well as to reward heroic anions. With this view the Subfaibas declared, that their bounty would be extended to every loyal Sufferer throughout all parts of the United Kingdom ; is the hope, that whilft their zeal embraced the whole of what is dear to us, the funs liberal difpofition would govern the condud of others, who food forward on to arduous an inc..tioe. The expence of arming or croathing of Volunteers, nor b.dced the eipence of fupporting their Families during their ah fenee (which is provided for by the Public) forms no part of the objeds for which this Fund has been railed; aid great numbers of the Subforibers are *dually contributors to the Ctwthiag, &c, of the Volunteenin their reparate Diftridts. Whatever may be the difpoadon of others, this Committee have nu intention to narrow their views, but to extend the bounty of a grateful Public to nay Defender of his Country; and of cowrie feed, as may participate in kcal Subforiptions, will not, for that rearon, be altogether excluded from the Fund at Lloyd's.— But it cannot be &eased unreaftwable, that Ischia rely entirely on the General Fund &add on the whole be placed in a preferable lituadon to others who may receive local relief In the Brit nation : and ft Ibould be clearly underiteod, that thole who an natives of places where local or rtial Funds have been ratted, moll be re lieved from thofe funds previous to my &Ratan= being given from the Sobteriptloo at Lloyd's. As the Committee have rearm to believe, that a mlftaken opl- Moo has prevailed in the minds of many well-carpeted perfons on this futsket, they fubmit thofe °ht.:nations to the confideration of a liberal Indulgent Public, on behalf of " the Defenders of their Couotry.' The Committee have the &tiara:Ulna to Inform the Public, that In addition to the Stock in the 3 per Cent. Coofoh, Rending in the names of the Truilece, and amounting to 20,2a0L the Sub fcriptions in money amounts to 114.7291.51. 4d. and that from what has ban received, the Committee of Treafury have porchskd oo,cool. 3 per Cent. Catfola reakocci. 3 per Cent. reduced. Adjourned to Friday, 66th of Augult, iSO3, at it o'clock twe e:Rely. FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. Letters for the Committee arc &fired to be addreffed tp Mr. 'W'aLsroari, ficentary to the Patriotic Committee, Lloyd s Ca ke-hada Amount &Quadrat 20,1001. 3 per Cent. Coofols. Rimer - 1 34,7 1 9 1 . • • Peter Amis. Septa roe o o Maid Servant P. M. Curator, Barns A Watch-nudger of the Exchequer zoo 0 0 Dicta Maid Servant J. Rowe, Secretary to HanwahVirme,Spisal the New River firtaro to to o Company 4 4 0 Barber Jon. Broad, Mrs- Rowe 0 Cooke s-court /0 o o Catherine Rows s 2 0 Mrs. Broad a o o Rebell& Rowe 1 0 Mr. Rich. Broad c o o Sarah Grace. Guild- Two Servants o to 6 ford-Rion at 0 0 E. D. • s o The full receipt alone Jedepb Leonard a o o Night'verformanse Wiliam Enna* 10 to at tbeThearre Royal /4. T. Hewitt ' at o 0 Weyrisouth.perMr. M. H. s 2 noshes the Manager so y o Marehionefs of Enter so 0 0 Thome Sheppard as o 0 Milo K. Illaehburn 10 0 0 C. F. Bohm, baker. Mils Ansa Blackburn to 0 0 New Brendan, s s 0 See. Prime, per Snow Tropherni .ffenjantes. and Co. so o o Stock Recharge • 10 10 J. S. Goedwia ,z o o John 0, Lubrurnaxl, Mrs. Goodwpt s s 0 Mrs. Etter Joon 5 5 0 log, Beeks 50. 0 0 Samuel More 51 to 0 Lord Brodalbane ors o o Sir Theoph. Metcalfe too o o N. R. s 2 0 Stephen Macy 51 10 o G•nrge Mount et o o Gee. Wilton, Upper Wm. Randall at o 0 Gower-ftreet sr o 0 Jacob Bransah 25 0 0 G. Dunnage. Strand 10 o o Rey. John Jeffery. so 0 o Chide, ClOWei 210 • o bubfericnions at Durham, (roan the Billiop of Dean Ala , Ws. The Lord Whop of Rev. E. S. Thurlow so 0 0 Perham mat c o Rev. w. Nesficid 25 0 0 jariz.trathraore !too o o Wert tram - to • o Sir E. H. 'addle sn) o 0 Rev. R. Rkbardron 21 0 o air R. Miln:mho 500 0 o Rev. H. Hardelte 50 0 • R. E. D. Shake 500 o o rdw. Shepperton sc 0 0 key. C. lam neap tee o o Rev. J. Farvatt it fa 0 P.,. D. PreaTer oc co a Rev. Edw. Darigto 20 0 o }"rl Hopper 305 o o Wm. C Hopper ' to • 0 I terry Witham 105 0 o Won. Hear • to o 0 Adam Alkew Soo 0 o Rev. Dr. Tharp 21 0 0 Rev. D. Prim roe 0 0 Thomas Hopper 10 10 0 R. Corr . roe o o Thrum Patina to so' • Bryan r. Salv ia nos o o Rev. Dr. Cray. Ogle to to 0 Total 4114 to n Sti.ftepeows raosived by Boman Ltd Whim, at 'the Bar of dila £. r. 1. o 2 6 • o O 1 6 THE SOLDIER'S COMPANION. COMMANDERS of Corps, Officers, and the Vo. lowlier% are Informed, that a new Edition (being the Forty fifth) of this ufervi Work will be pubildieJ on Monday neat, at Twelve &Cloak, Manned with Eighteen Figures,sleferipdve of THE MANUAL AND. PLATOON EXERCISES, for which new Plates have been engraved. Meffra. LANE, NEWMAN, aod Co. fincerely regret that they have not born able to (apply the Puny cateufive Orders they have received from t►e loyal and Patriotic Part of ebb Country, who, animated with the Amor Patris, sew bravely ftep forward in its Defence. That every Soldier may provide hlmfclf with this valu able Vade Mecum, it will be continued to be fold at the moderate Pries of SIXPENCE To be bad of every 13ookfeller in England, Scotland, Ireland, &c. let.; bat in Cafe of Difappointments, a Line to the Orme will be paid all due Attention. Minerva Mee, LeadealtaltAreet, Aria& the 6th, t got. IN CHARLES MIS"( OW"s BANKRUP THE ASSIGNEES of the Effate and Elk& of CHARLES BRISTOW, of Newgate-ftreet, in the Ciry of London, linen-drapers baying no melon at prdent to fifpedt the 4nkrupt of any fraud, are damps that be Ibould appetr to his Commillion at the next meeting, being the a 7th of September neat, when be may depend on receiving proteaion from them ; but Unsaid the Laid Charles Briftow &regard this notice, and nested appearing to his Commiffion, the Affignms will be induced to ad vertife the perfon of the Paid Charles Briftow, with a Reward for his dtkovery. FRANCE. PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, AUGUST io. After the arrival of a Ruflian and Pruffian Cou rier, yeflerday morning the Pruffian Ambaffador and the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires went to St. Cloud, and had conferences with the Fits Consul., and at their return expedited Couriers to their relpeftive Counts. The report is fence current that France has contented to witbdraw its troops from the borders of die Elbe and the Wefer, which are to be occupied by Prulli4n troops, and that Gcn. &yeasts, the Prut flan Commander in WellFhali.i, has fent orders to (eve:al regiments to hold themfelves ready to march for their deflination. It is (aid at the fame time, that except a column of ►o,ooo French troops, all the oti , ers are immedi• atcly to evacuate Hanover ; but as long as France keeps any troops in that country, it certainly governs and prevents the patTage of Englifh produßions to the interior of Germany ; many therefore doubt that England will accept of this arrangement, ad vantageous to PrufGa, whole merchants and. manu fafturers have not capitals enough to endure, with out their ruin, the prefent nagnation of stack for a twelvemonth. You may judge of the French influence at Con ilantinople from La BRUM being able to perfuade the Grand Seignior to propore to Auflria, Spain, Naples, and other powers in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea, to Gum an armed neutrality for the South, fimilar to that headed by Ruffia in the North of Eu. rope IA war. That fuch a propofal has been made I know from good authority, as well as that it has been declined. On board the Turtith fleet deflined to Egypt are no lets than fix French officers of the navy, eight engineers, and eghteen of t.ie artillery, with fifty French cannoneer'. An Aid du•Carop of General La Baum, who came 14re laft Monday with difpJtches, mentioned tliis yellers:lay in my pretence at the circle of Casimacre es, and that the Grand Vizier defires particularly to get fume Fresch men of the boric artillery to intim& the Turks. It is raid betides, that laR 'month four French*Gene raiz, accompanied by rout Matneluites, as havants, puffed ;email* through Vienna for Ccualantinople..-- They were recognifed by General HIDOVVILLS. Mr. d'Qu BRIT, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, fent this morning a tour* to Ct , unt Maexorr, drinking the waters at Baruges, to haaea his return. Two Bankers were lett Wednefday fent to the Temple. becaufe they had given Bills of Exchange upon Hamburgh and Frankfort for three millions of Eames, deained for the life of Louis XVIIL and which the Police has found out to have been (wetly fob fcribed by fame amebas at Paris, once his refidal to refign his right to the throne of France was pub tithed here. Remember this refufal was only known here the la init. and that theft three imam were fai frilled lore wily. Another letter Rates, that the invalion of England has become aill more the topic of converfation (ince the return of the Fiarr Consul.. It has been fignified to the Deputies of the Batavian Government, that if the gun and flat-bottomed boats to be employed in the expedition are not ready by the ftipnlated period, the Government of Holland (hall be changed, and a fe- MC contribution levied on the unfortunate inhabi. tants. The general opinion is. that with the great eft polible a.Rivity it is inmoffible to complete the preparations within the time required. It is now ge nerally believed that the FIRST CONSUL will not command the army in perfon. There are few per font in France who entertain very lofty ideas of the perfonal courage of hi: Confuter Majefly. He reckons much on the co-operation of the kith rebels in Ire land. He even goes fo far as to confider them as his natural allies. In the office of the Miniller for Foreign Affairs there are feveral bah interpreters, whore office is to receive all the reprefentations of their Irish partner. in treafon, and to furnifh them with (implies of money. The war is reprefented as being very far from popular in France. There is a fadion. indeed, conaantly railing egainft the perfidy and ambition of the Englifh Government ; but the people at large fee no nttional object in the profecution of the conteft, and they regard a derceast on this country, with our Qate of naval foperiority, as a hnpelefs project A fingle inftance of reverfe of fortune i. alone wanting to circulate over the coon. try a general fentiment of difguft againa the ambi tion of an.individual who, to the gratification of his own perfonal malignity, faerifices the tranquil lity of thirty millions of men. " Retl allured," fiys the writer. " that the war is not at all pcpular, but that 800 AAAAAA is committed to an attempt at inva lion. He will certainly attempt an expedition againa your country, not in perfon (for he wants courage for the enterprize,) but entrutted to fume of. his ob fcure Generals. Inch as MORTIER, whom he can controuL He looks on'y to fortune for the fuccef. of this hazardous enterprize. He expects to be able to (top in his attempt on the fira reverie of fortune, and he truth that the disappointment skill be over looked by propofals of peace to your government, while he is organizing his plans of conquest in the Levant." The plans to which the writer alludes refer to an expedition to the Morea, which many intelligent per. fans believe to be in the contemplation of the French Government. The letter concludes in the following manner : " Several perfoos lately returned from London date, that there are many who AR's-Et to reprefent the idea of invafion as chimerical. They found this opil.ion on-the authority of individuals arriving from France, who bring accounts that there is no formidable col legion of troops on the coal. It is very terrain that the troops are not exially on the !bore. but when tlie preparations for embarkation are completed, their march from the places where they are now Rationed. wouldoeciafion the delay of only a very few dais. The particular point where a deikent will be attempted, will not be fixed on till further intelligence is received from Ireland. Five or fix calks filled with Louis d'ors have lately found their way into that country." BY BRIGADIER-GENERAL COLIN CAMPBELL, Commanding the North-EaR Divifion of the Northern Datil& WHEREAS an Outlaw, named THOMAS RUSSELL, formerly an Officer in the 64th Regiment of Font, and tome time confined at Fort George, In North Britain. ha+ publiffied a Proclamation, in which he Ryles himfeJf " General in Mel o( the Northern DifitriA, and Member of the Provibonal Government," addrefed to MEN of IRELAND! "Once more in Arms to eters the Rights of Mankind,and Liberate . - your Country!" he. &c. &c. Now, this is to give notice, That the Sum of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS will be paid by me. to any Perron or Perkins who (hall apprehend and deliver into Cultody, the abovernentiooed Traitor; or who (hall give fuels InformadOn at may lead to his appr .am 4 n. Here follows a Defcrip:ion of the Paid Thomas RulE•ll,--He is a tall handforne Man, about s Feet a t Inches High, stark Com pkzion, Aquiline Not, large Black Eye., with heavy Eye-brows good Teeth, full &cited, walks generally (aft and upright, sod has a military appearance, is about 4 years of Age. (peaks Imently, with a clear Voice, and has a gsod Addreik. Given at &daft, this tnth Day of Auguß, ao3. COLIN CAMPBELI., Brigadier-General LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST a 7. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK • s per CCM. Roluced, sot 11-4 per Cent. Confab so f} °mains. 7 6 dif. PRICE Or STOCKS YESTERDAY • PerCßed. sat Imp 3 Pee Cerd-53i 3 Per C. Cre 3 Es3 4 l 54.53 i Imp. Ann. 9 f 4 per ("mt. 7o t Fachel. Bab se a IL diL Spa Cc0•.861 S6l l + Omnium 71 S Per C. Ann. l 79' Pon I Englit6 Tichos 11.41. Long Ann. 16 s-z (Am Conf. for occ. ssi 541 Yeflerday difpatches were received at the Admi. ralty from Halifax. dated June 22. They bring no news of importance. The DRIVIR (loop. Captain FAME, had arrived there on the xoth, with difpatches om England. Capt. D'AUvERCIAI, NW& of Boutxxow, who is to have a principal command in a fecret expedition, was.yefterday appointed to the saysax, 1144 guns, at Worlwich. The following Ratement explains the caufe of Gen. Dumov a t ra's vilit to England : During the American war, that General was Commandant, or (timid in command at Cherburg, in the province of Normandy. At that time an in valion of this country was a favourite objeet with the Government cf France; and, as Dv MOU aisles tart' changer was perfealy underlined by the Klee, his Majelly ordered the General to digeß and arrange loch plans as he thought moll conducive to the ac. compliffiment of the intended enterprize. The like orders were fent to many other Officers of dißin guiffied reputation in the French army. It fo hap. pened, that Dossottisa's plans and communica tions were preferred ; but the local affairs of France were, &nay afterwards, deranged, and the projeft, of costae, abandoned. The papers, however, were placed in the port.folin of the Kies; but in the eficr• vefcenee of revolutionary convulfion, deli, with other State Papers, were delivered into the War- Ogler. and there preferved. 1)171400R' ER not con • caring th eft plans bad 'leaped the fury of the multi. tude, gave hipster so concern about them ; but bae. ing received- private #ost,ation, 'ohm in comma DUBLIN AUGUST 23. that the King's port-folio, together with his forme ? plans, were abfolutely in the polfe(Gon of Bona. ?ARM and that he propofed to follow the inftruc. lions laid down by the General relpeeting the Inva. lion of England. DUMOURIst inflantly wrote to the Dome of Gamuts*, who reflded in London, and requefled his Highncfs would immediately acquaint the Government here with the whole of the pul e . His letter on that occafion k we underhand, will be lafling and honourable tehimony of his loyalty and good lent:. He very properly obfervcd, that what he had formerly planned was done in obedience to 1 the command of his Sovereign, and of coorfe no apology was neceffary, even at this time, for his difcharging a duty impaled upon hint by his matter but as be had lived to fee an Ufaitir rein on the Throne of Prance, and avow his intention of invad. inn a country where the Princes of the Hoofe of Bourbon had found an afyluna in the hour of their dihrefs, he could not be talent at limb a period, but frankly and openly difeover to the Government of England what he had formerly projeeted. This let, ter, we believe, was immediately !hewn by the Dux a of 0111.11 ANS to the Commander in Chief, who ex preffed a wills that his Highnefs would invite Gene ral Dumont= to this country, and under an af furance that he would be proteBed by the Govern. went. In eonfequence of this invitation, we under !land, the General took his departure from Germans, and arrived in London. We Gall only add, on the prefent otcafion, that :, man fo perfeelly competent to ferve this country the prefeat trills, as General DUMOURICR, and whc, perhaps, in a (port time. May be the objet of gene. ral commendation, thould be treated with refpeet, and not be calumniated upon the mere affertion of a ccn. cealed writer in a public journal of the country. We are happy to Rate that by our letters fmn; Dublin, received this morning, we find filch meafure; of precaution, vigilance, and vigimr are adopting, that little is apprehended from any attempt of the difaffeeted. Even the Proclaiming two Counties hss only been done for the purpofe of more efreattay executing thole meantres which are deerre I ne ed:try for the public fafety. Our letters of ais morning are filent relptaing any intended tiling, an.l we hope the rumour was circulated without any real grounds. Many of the dillria or divitional conferrers" of the peace, were (worn iato office to day, having had adminifiered to them the oath of a conßable that their authority &fluid not be queftioned, they are to have a uniform, I believed blue coat, with red cape and cuff's, a diflinaive badge of Come kind, end to be armed with a (word and pieols, when circurn• fiances and extraordinary haeards render more defenfive precaution necelTary ! A man, charged with having been a leader on the 23d of July, was taken this day in the liberties of the City. Two men, one appat ently a common labourer, and the other a farmer, were brought ;rt from the country, and fent to the Prevot prifon tinder nn escort 'of I.ldiers.—Snme days ago, a reffel from aim. burgh, laden with naves and with hark; arrived is the port of Drogheda, and was immediately hnardesi by a magifirate and military party. and tilt captain and crew made prisoners: the cause of this I have afcertained to have been, the discovery in that' twig* bourhood of goo fiend of arms of foreign manufac. tare, and it was fuppofed they were landed from this reffel.—The captain having been interrogated as to We acquaintance and connellions in this City, named the fon of an eminent znanufafterer, and who had been implicated in the rebellion of tyoft.--Aftee young man immediate search was made, but he fur thereof, went and furrendered himfdf, denyirt all previous knowledge of the recent infurreaion any cooperation with rebellion. Barrier gates are to be placed on all the bridge!, within the City; two upon each bridge, and Om are conflruaing moveable camp (beds to be made of wood, andcapable of containing front xoto ;omen : we (ball felon, indeed we are already able to bid defi..nce to every attempt of intimation in this City: —ln the country parts all contiroes quiet, although it hat been deemed neectrary to proclaim the counties ofl Kildare and Meath. To render the Cervices of our brave Yeomanry the more efficient, I underhand they are to be brigadc4 with the regular military. Yellerday the Londondery regiment, a fine of men, marched into quarters in this city. Lord A AAAAA oat GORDON. fon to the Duke Comma. is arrived in town from geodand. Difpafches were on Thurfday received al {ht Ati nairalty horn Admiral Coatiwat.Lis. Captain Ova arms of the Ists. of yo guns. *Fried' at the Admiralty yellerday. from gir A. Mitrcass.t, K. B. Commoner at Halifax. Nova Scotia. Difpatahes were yeiarday received from Sir SAUX•RIII, at Gueinfey, which Bate that the Frock continue to make the utinoll etertionr that the ifland was well prepared to rtieive•an attack. Some of the prints tactile the rejeBinn of farther offers of military ferrite, no the ground that the te• turns of the Volunteer Corps notified. that 1' cv amounted to upwards nf a an7.ives gave! How 'fief Are (rune penpls at arithmetic ? Do thole who know the amount of our pomilition J Had we etta million of men in arms. it is highly impnlilic tha nitnststr: Ir is an iqfult to eery man wir is rejiffyd—ta doible infult to Nora tga difmriJ fort the filll PittliPcif i efir f aF P.* T t . ldslOst •• • ag. • Olio. together a ith his forme' , in the poffeffion of Boma. •opofed to follow the infirm. General refpeaing the Intro. touaisa inflantly wrote to the Rho refided in London, and would immediately acquaint with the whole of the proje& fion k we underflands will be a tenimony of his loyalty and properly obferved, that what ed was done in obedience to • Sovereign, and of conrfe no , even at this time, for his ofed upon him by his mailer , o fee an Ufstitee rein on the • aro* his intention of in va d, he Princes of the Houfe of afyltua in the hour of their e filent at fuels a period, but 'over to the Government of ormerly projeeted. This let, nediately !hewn by the Dust outlander in Chief, who er. Highnefs would invite Gene- s country, and under an al- e protaled by the Govern- of this invitation, we under his departure from Germans, the prefent otcafion, that tent to serve this country 'era' Dumouttisa, and whe, May be the objet of gent. d be treated with refpeft, end t the mete affertion of a cca- journal of the country. to that by our letters helm ming, we find foch meafure; , and vigour are adopting, d from any attempt of the 'reclaiming two Counties his purpofe of more efreauey es which are deeme I ne- fifety. Our letters of this ling any intended t iiing, circulated without any real , AUGUST 23. or divillocial conferrer)" t iato office to day. having n the oath of a it-liftable tld not be queltionecl. they believe a blue coat, with red ye badge of Come kind, stnd d and piftols, when circum- r haaards fli ill render snore .(fury. having been a leader on the tic day in the liberties of the , A entl y a common labourer, were brought ; fl from the 'revot prifon tinder inefcort ago, a reffel from (lam. I and with bark, arrived in was immediately hoarded tary party. and tin captain : the cause of this, 1 have the difcnvery in that twig* f arms of foreign manufac. they were landed from this ;rig been interrogated as to sellions in this City, named nanufafterer, and who hid hellion of 17508.--After th arch was made, but he bey, irrendered himfdf, denying f the recent infurreaion u p▪ laced on all the bridge! pon e cam ea p ch a bri eds dge, tobe an m d a [di e :tor of tiningfrom rote ;omen: we already able to bid defiance reftion in this City: —ln the although o ti o e f it t o roc u ci r u l i b a e ra i t t ey e vo c n o c ount i es T i i t es h a it a i: Ind they are to be brigaded dery regiment. a sae body trters in this city. la DON. (on to the Duke 05 rn from Scotland. I) u me r o f l d ws a :a y si: i zir e s o g o d a n t s . 1 h i Fr e ; A n t , y. from tiir A. bilurcssui liras, Nova Scotia. day received from Sir 1. which Rate that the French nod erections prtdible. • , ^ 4l epared to receiveau Aukc k ' isle the rejeaion of (..whet no the ground that t re te ; Corps notified. that t e. o enti p 'i s c i . li r t pn ir .f *n 4" l th li nlfe .d wfi t h r "o r vi e l ":":i is highly impii!ic ink to every mien . v to 1'64 olio 4(1 d':'" Ire J 1 10% II cfli* ~!