Star. — London, England, 1803-09-01 00:00:00

hey may incur br . betide th.fe two, into the fervic.: f the molt diftin mplc, M. HVFE• the fervice of 82- icd that the Uni- rernor has receiv. y Engin troops. with fix (hips of Wog off Cape St. received advice ken pollen - ton of probable that the upied by Britifh ue in poirelEon of Neapolitan troops Ulu, are all re. -*cure, and other ng in the harbour at frigates, a cut. del, their prize ; where four other Idiot. The Ame. r Sovereign for as :rrice, when this the =ft of pirates rprefs. The lalt ri the intelligence valets from Dit : red buoy : near i an Englifh fri- I armed floop, fo lockaded in the 1r afternoon, their Sweden and fuite, I wifbes of all the but for Co wort s overeign, . - rdung to oar gale Ida will break ap into their refpeo. fiance of a pnliitt• :en remarked that as bad numerous STOREY, and with From Holtkin, tit, of corn was, bout the Govan. imilance, to MTH which it is pre. ['pea of a fpeedy Mires. a violent Mock of e dirt lion frost Eng merchant 3 Sta g y ender coil* '4IVOIRITII cutter. Mionn did tationh at Nord* tareU at Nordkop tm at Archangel, up I and trade them rye is permitted, e quantity bought vernmeat. n the 31 a nh. his off, whore he wnl of the Emprefs brilliant manner. he Emprefs's unnfual magnifi. Prs, and other per. utperial family at uhlic mafquerade ably illuminated, 30,000 perfons and 7000 at the Imperial permed at a balco l feat, on which lay middle one with tired lamps. At )f tranfparent fire, .(parks of fire fell a beautiful fire. length the lower laming (tower of the balloon which m deßroyed both. talloons cog sOOO During the ban y furprifsd by the Samt-Wstusa. en GeRlll/11.11 he garden of the SAL FAMILY, end ien it was airy near Krafft , " time, not b) his L.twor, for which : his receipt was a 5,000 roubles be loft 12,000 at the )liged to him, as ; to recover by the price. whWls s, have taken way :fun faroay, who t4en recalled his zindeurned by rhe and to fay her MOM- irdarkel'e. Yeilerdar, at half after a 'o'clock ki, kt Ailo c c % c arrived at St. James's . . Their Royal Hig hne les the D u kes of YORK and Casttarnos received his Mayes. ,TY at the Garden Gate. and foon after, the Levee commenced. It was attended by the Arabi(hop of Canterbttry, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Pre(- t dent of 'the Council, the Lord Chamberlain, the, Chancellor of the Exchetwer, the Secretaries of tate, the Secretary at War, the Judge Martial, the At tome) , General, the Bi(hops of London and Rochef er. the Dean of Canterbury, Archdeacon of St. Alban's ; and by Baron Nolcken. , American, Malt, Sardinian, PrulEan, , ortugurfe, Imperial. Ruffian, and Neapolitan. The Imperial, the Poetoguere, the Pruffian, the American, and the Durant Envoys. His Grace the Duke of Portland. The Marquis of Salilbury. Earl.--Chatham, Harrington, Onliow, Macartacy, and Mae lekraneld. Vircounts--Caftlereagh and Seaford. Lords—Hobart, Cathcart Eldon, Anther& (In Waiting), Nawkribury, G. Cavendith, ;ad litadltoek. Sirs—S Cotten% J. Poynton, 0. Cornwall, C. Morgan, R. Williams, E. Nepean, G. Slue, C. R. Boughton, H. Strachey, and Montain. Re ! . D r . —Glare, Hamilton, Bullock, Edwards, Harper, An- Legge, and Buller. Generals— Gordon, Leflle, Legge, Dundas and Harcourt. Colonels—baron, Watfon, Stewart, Dc Grey, Read, M•Qpr kle, and Rainy. ...._,.._.... ..._____:, Legge, Draper, Lofack, Forbes, and Stretton. Marra—Brugge, Addington, C. Yorke, Irvine, Stretton, Le- Maitre, Hunter, Merry, Wilkins, Price, Munday, Morgan, Mar lin, Warner, Percival, Spencer Smith, Piampoint, Sheridan, Viation, Hay, and CotterelL Rev. Meats—Gilbert, Henley. Croats, and Sunderland. The following Gentlemen were prefented to his MAJESTY: Mr. Brugge, on his new appointment. Mr. Lemaitre, on his return from the Continent, by Baron Nolcken. Mr. Irwine, by the American Ambaffador. Captain Draper, on his return from St. Lucia. Lieutenant-kw‘et Watfon, on his appointment in the Bloomf bury Corps, by the Marquis of Salilbury. Addreffes were prefented from The See of Canterbury, by the Archbillsop and Dean of Can terbury. Harefartifidre. by Sit Gawp Cornwall. and John Gan Cone set, Efek Radnorthire, by Warm Wiliam. Efq. and Richard Price, Efq. v ile Coats of Bee on, by Sir C. Morgan; and from the town, by Mr. Margen. Bridport, by Sir Ivan Nepeas, Batt. Derbyihire, by Lord G. Cavendlih. Stafford, by the Hon. Siebert Motley Sheridan. After the Levee, his MAJESTY, feated on his 'Throne, received the Addrefs of the Clergy of the Diocefe of London. It was prefented by the Bifhop Of LONDON, Drs. GLASSE and HAMILTON. and up wards of so of th e principal Clew of the Diocefe. At a spatter before three o'clock, his Mayasry held a Privy Council, at which were prefent, the Duke of Portland. the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salilbury, Earl of Chatham, Lord Hobart, Lord dip a thcart, Mr. Addington, Mr. Charles Yorke, Mr. AmLord Amberft, and Sir Stephen CottA T LI. erli the Council, his MAJESTY gave private au • ence to Mr. Addington, Lord Hobart, Mr. Yorke, 'Mr. Bragge, Sir Charles Morgan, and Lord Berke ley. Hisi4syasry then took lime refreihment, and Ist five minutes after fix left the Palace on his return to Windfor. _ _ _ His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Aelterday afternoon, paid a vifit to Lady C. Buten, t her apartments at St. James's. Wanda'', their Royal Highne ff es the Dukes of 'l's,tt and Haar, dined with their Royal Brother the bake of Cass Baum a, at his apartments in St. James's. His Royal Higbnefs the Patsies of Wirat.as is on a tifit to Sir HAZILY FSATHEILSTOIIt h at Uppark, in Sofres. His Royal Highnefs the Doke of CLARINCI had yesterday an audience of the Lao, immediately be. fore the Levee. 1 It is confidently Itated, that Government will, in the courfe of a few days, Me letters of marque and treprifal against Spain. Authentic intelligence is laid ko have been received from Portugal, that French privateers are fitted out in the Spanilh ports, and that British prizes are carried in and fold there. On Saturday left Capt. WILLIAM STALWART. of the 3d Foot (ot Buffs), embarked at Gravefend, with 220 of the Middlefez Recruits, raifed for the Army of Iteferve, to join his regiment at Jerfey. Similar reinforcements have lately failed for the other corps Stationed at Guernfey and Jerky, fo that we have now little to apprehend from any attempt of the enemy on that quarter. Dual OP GILOVVISTRIL'S LAVAL VOLVIITIIIlle•••• Yeaerday evening, at fut o'clock, the Duke of Clouceller's Loyal Volunteers met at Carter's Rid ing lioure, in North Audiey Areet, to know the result of Lord Co arwv ND'S communication with the Secretary of State, relative to the declaration of the corps on Monday left, that " if their number was to be diminilked, they would not continue to be embodied." Lord Currwrito informed them, that he had ap. plied to the Right Hon. C Yoga, through the medium of the Marquis of Those:sin, the Lord Lieutenant of the County ; and by the fame channel ad received an anfwer. The letters which pallid on the occafion his Lordfhip then read to the Gentlemen affembled, with the propofal made to them by Go. verntnent, as follows b.. 04 That the corps thould con- fill of eight companies, of fixty men each, which, with the Officers and Non-comeniffioned Officers, would amount to 543 men." The pro al was re ceived with an unanimous alTent. Lord CIIITWYND then obferved, that, from the refignations which he had been requefted to receive, he had every reafon to believe that the Corps would not ar9nall7 exceed the limited number. At the fame time he informed them, that if there ihould be any fupernumerary Members, they might attend duty in their regimen. tals whenever they pleafed ; but that fuch attendance would not exempt them from the Militia and Army of Referee. It was then moved by Mr. Lewis, that the Field Cornetts and two Gentlemen of each company Ihoold appointed as a Committee, to determine who were to form the fupernumerary part of the Corps ; furl determination to be fubjeti to a general meeting of it. Lord CHarVITIID then put the queflion, but finding a difficulty in collelting the votes, be left the bufinefs to be concluded by Mr. floontc, the Lieut. Colonel, and it was at length carried in favour of Mr. Lawn's Motion. IivrELiIGENeT.. MAUS THIS DAY—WIND Weitear. All. DUI. ARC 0 1 I Hamburgtt toublbt Waterford DOS. I The undermentioned flops were yefterday put into commilTion, and the Captains, whole names are af fixed, appointed to them : Euaus 32 guns, C T % T. TsINFS PRINCEISS Or ORANGE 74 P. LEOPARD 50 \ Capt. WaIGHT Is appointed to the CIIIIIIiI4IId of the T,lenuchus cutter; and Lieut. R. YOUNG, to the command of the Aetive cutter. FALMOUTH, Atrourr 29. —Arrived this day the following vellels, under convoy of his Majelly's brig ATALANTE, of 16 guns, Captain MAEEFIELD, from Oporto, after a palfage of 3 t days, viz.—The Mer cury, Captain EDINOTOM, General Prefeott, Captain PROUD, for Greenock ; Malizna, Captain K sire ; Favourite, Captain BUTLER ; and Phcenix, Captain TuMßLim,for Dublin; Perfeverance, Capt. STROUD ; and Brothers, Captain BALL, for Briftol ; all laden with wine : the remaining part of the fleet, being about ten in number, have proceeded to the eallward, under convoy of his Majefty's brig Wasp, of 18 guns, Honourable Captain AYLMER. Sailed on Saturday evening fall, the Duca OF You packet, Captain DRAKE, with the mail► of the 16th and 23d intl. for Lifbon ; and the RsouLus letter of Marque, of 20 guns, Captain WHITE, on a cruise. Arrived finee my laft, the MANCHESTER letter of marque, Captain PAGE, from Liverpool for the Well Indies : the brig Carr, Captain CALvarr, in 37 days from Wilming ton, North Carolina : (poke his Majelty's LsAN DER, of 5o guns. all well ; and a cutter privateer, of 18 guns, belonging to Weymouth, in long. t 64. all well, and bad made no captures ; alfo arrived the brig Veftal, BARBER, from Peterlburgh, in 64 days. The Duals or CUMBERLAND packet, from Lifbon ; land the PRINCE Easter packet, with mails from the Leeward Wands, may be hourly expeded. Wind W. PLYMOUTH, Au a. v.—Sailed, with live cattle and frefh vegetables for the fquadron off Brea and off the Black Rocks, the ARDENT, of 64 guns, Capt. WIN. THORP. By the lateß accounts by letters from off Brett, it appears that the French fquadron in the outer Road Rill continue there, and in fight of the Britifls in shore fquadron manoeuvre their (hips daily in furling, unfurling, and handing fails, exercifing great guns and (mall arms, and manceuving occa *wally with their bompards, or large gun-veffels.— Went down the harbour, being comp!etely fitted for lea, la TROMPEUBE, of 16 guns, Capt. Gootiwts fhe came to in the Sound to wait for orders. All the (mall veffels, particularly the gun brigs and thofe with aiding keels, ate ordered to be got ready as fart as poffible, as they are from their eafy draught of water fit for the defence of a line of coati, the entrance of rivers, &c. &c. Came in the Ardent, a tranfpor, with (cameo and landmen for the fleet, from the Itdb Channel. Vice Admiral Sir CHARLIE POLE, Bart. Prefident of the Board of Naval Commiaioners innituted by Atl of Parliament, to inquire into all the naval abufes what foever, and the refi of the Board, are arrived at Dxk; they proceed (tiredly to examine the Dock Yard, Vic tualling Office, South Down Brewery, and the Royal Naval Hofpital, to make fuch necefary inquiries, and reform fuch abufes as may appear to them fit and neceffAry, and for the good of his Majefiy's fervice. DEAL, Aoovsr v.—Arrived the Escorr and JACKAL!. gun veflels, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the Alexander tranfport, with troops for Jerfey, and feveral outward bound veffels. Wind North. POILTIIMOUTH, AVCRIST 3 I .—Sailed the STIRLING gun vette!, for Sheernefi. Wind N. N. W. THE BIMINI NAVY. Monthly statement of the Diaribution of the Naval Britith Force, to the if infant. List. ses Prg.Bj..tfte.9'sa la pert and sWez, & with (aid order, t sst Gond dips - - 3 6 o is h tie Ea gll& and Id& Channels 27 s se so 72 le the Dewar and North Sees 9 I 15 13 77 At the We& India Made, and as the Paine - Jamaica lades, ad en time garage America & Newfoundland Retinas Cape of Good Hope, raft Indies. lad on the Paige - Coe& ire Africa Portugal and Gibraltar - In tie Mediterranean & as PAL Kelpital and Prlhn tarps 3 o 10 T 3 7 o 3 10 • s 7 1, 1 o " s s o s • II t Is $ 70 3 0 Total la Cimailtion - $ a 114 167 Receiving air - - 6 7 7 Serviceable, end repaid,. fee kr- 7 vice . • to I Is s In pribeary - - Is 7 64 at • . - - io a 11 10 Total - t 94 13 la 147 'TATE Of TIE OILDISAIT AT BOOM POET. POrtfaUflith - - - 117 I 2S 7 Plracputh . - • 19 1 16 4 Chatham - - - 29 6 15 3 Sbceracts - - • - t 0 7 5 %Um • • • 2 0 23 8 • so 393 Is Total . 9 S 3 $7 FROM LLOYD'S LIST. O.Aineue, AVOVIIT 3t.--Palfed by, the laamorad,(a Mors* Star, Stewart, from Dort ; Hope. Mater* i Sae dux*. Boyd. sod !how Aaoe, from Rotterdam.. the Hebe.Owes.for Cart; tfabrlMOreen, far Charieflos ; Wel. mouth. Wets, for Tricae; sad Two Ganders, DIA; fat Torsohagen. Artemis—Of Dartmouth. the Prewar's, Peed*, from St. Croix; and Myrtle, Huta, from Damon-lb At Fahoroutb, Carr, Catirert. from Wilmington ; and Waal, Ifiarfrer, hum Pere4. bomb. At Correa, ByGeld, Crary from Marietta°. At Clyde. Mahe Odl, Green, from New York; Hero, Sanders, from Now forandland ; and Marina. Ad le6le, from Arttmartl. At Dobai, Farmer, Sttirtaran ; and Draper. Hoes. from La don; AIN" 'lwo% from Jamaica. At Cody Poetinsie, Plash:am. from rise), 3 - . N ew Y ° 11 ! ; Petal: Ceverdide ; and Will:ata anal Ann,. Skim. - from Quebec. At Malt. radce. Conway, froin 1-00 4(4. Oporto, Catharine, Toole; and Draprr, Taylor, from Doan. Swan, Hawkin s; Mentor, Chriftie ; and ICfnemill, South. from I.ondon• Commerce, Bat t on; and Swallow, from New foundlw;d. The Phenix frigate and Troe Blue privateer have rent into Briltul the Hannah, Ryan, from New Turk to Havre. The Vrouw Curnena Frederica. Sct:oll, front Ar.ftertlam to Brills'', is put Into Mounts Bay leaky, and difchargi tg cargo. - - - The Vrouwß ilhelmina, Styntjes; Vrouw Gcertlytte, Hinders Vrouw Angelina, Poker; and Vrouw Renelyna, s,eaai, each do , tallied at Yarmouth, have been liberated and failed for Embelen. NOTICE TO MARINEIts,—Lan week, the Lnw Light on the Spurn Point unfortunately took fir: in the night, and was burnt down. A light will continue to burn on one of the fend hills until a new one is ereEled. The arrival of the AMAZON frigate at Portfmouth was announced yeflerday. It is the more agreeable, as it was known that the had taken jewels on board at Lifbon, to the amount of soo,oool. and great appre• henfmns have lately been entertained for her falety. On Tuefday soo,oool. was done upon her at Lt.oyo's, at a very high premium. We underitand, that on the t sth of May laa, a French tighty.gun (hip, with a rear.admiralon board, and two frigates, were lying in Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, Paid to be defined for India. In the latitude of 16 degrees South, the Company's Chip th e ELPUINSTONIR paired a line of battle (hip under French colours: fhehad carried away allher top-math. A letter from Paris, dated Augurl zo, Bates as follows Two Bankers were tali Wednefdav fent to the Temple, becaufe they had give.' Bills of Ex change upon Hamburgh and Frankfort for three mil lions of livres, deftined for the ufe of Louis XVIII. and which the Police has found out to have been fe cretly fubfcribed by f"me Royalilts at Paris, fince his refufal to reign his right to the throne of France was publifhed here. Remember this refufal was only known here on the intl. and that thofe three mil lions were fubfcribcd here only." General ROCHA/4111Att lately caufed the following curious article to be inferred in the Official Gazette at Cape Francois:— . .... " The General In Chief gives, In the molt formal manner, the lie to the letter of the Minifter of Marine, addrcffed to the Firft Conful. under date ith Roma!, Infected in the Maaitcar of the loth of the fame month. Thls letter falfely mimes the Go.. vernment Bills drawn on France, and particularly thofe of Alex. Undo. lam compelled to remove this notorious aalantny, and I owe It to General Leclerc, who alone with rue has Mired them, to unmak the falfehood of Itch an affection. (gne d) D. lIIttU." It is generally b Si elieved, that the iffand tOCllM f Sc.S Do. mingo is evacuated by the French at this moment, and that the whole of the marine and troops they had there have fallen into our hands. This opinion is not fo much founded on the fuccefsful progrefs of the Blacks, as on the fraud and fwind:ing of the French Government. All the bills drawn by the French Commanders in the Weil Indies, on their Govern. ment in Europe, have been refuted payment. This is not all : the French Government has declared that many of thofe bills are falfe, have been drawn with out authnrity, &c. Of thefe bills, there are in the city of London at prefent to the amount of 300,0001. which have been remitted by BMA merchants from the Well Indies. One Gentleman, Mr. LINDO, alone, has brought home about t 30,0001. of them. It was t,, authenticate the bills potreffed by Mr. LINDO that General Roc st arse AU publiflied the above notice, in cnntradi&ion to an article which appeared in the Moniker difereditiog them. ROCHAN UM/ diftinaly avows they were itfued by Gen. Lactlac, and him felf, in due form, and on doe authority,for the public fervice. He makes this publication evidently with Tome heat, forefeeing the calamities which the difcredit thrown on the bills might bring on himfelf and his army. In faa, the ccnfequence of the refufal to pay thofe Bills in Paris will be, that the French army and marine in St. Domingo mug furrender. They are preffed by the Blacks from the land, and by the Britiffi navy from the fea, without any other means of fubliftence but fuch as can be obtained from ad. venturous merchants ; and the redid to pay the bills of the Generals and Commiffaries, (till more the af fertion that they gre fraudulent, will prevent every merchant, American or others (Britilh merchants fometimes indirealy fend (applies to the enemy dur ing the war,when they are well paid), from furnifhing even the neeeflaries of life. Under thefe circutriftances the French in St. Domingo have no alternative left but to furrender to the Blacks, or to the Englillt. Royal Exchange State Lottery Office, No. 88, corner of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill, London. Nic Henson and Co. refpeetfolfy acqnaint the Public, that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday next. Sunday fe'nnight, about half all eight o'clock in the morning, a fire broke out at the Nunnery-Mill, near Douglas in the Ifle of Man. It proceeded from a barley mill on the fecond floor, near the centre of the building; which, it is fuppofcd, had taken fire the preceding evening ; but was not difcovered till the flames burg out. By the very great exertions of a number of adive perfons, the fire was got under, in about two hours ; but the damage is confiderable. HATIRAIt ET THEATI.I.—Laft night a new piece, under the title of Nicer/um is DOcir, made its firft and final appearance at thib or we believe any other theatre in the kingdom. 'We (ball not infult our readers fo far as to offer any regular critique on a produelion in every point of view moll contemptible and abford. We do not ore herds language when we fay, that even a Farce, in every refpelt fo vulgar and fenfclefs, was hardly ever attempted to be palmed on the public. From the opening to the dote there is nothing brnught forward but the Imre& extrava gance, which even the rudeß part of the audience was albamed of and defpifcd. It is needle(' to add, that it was univerfaUi limited. Mr. Ewsron ap. pealed the clamour which it had excited, by an. nouncing that it was withdrawn fee even We really pitied the performers v.—their (iteration was It uly aukward and difagreeable. Several of them teemed to feel thib (evetely. Mrs. Gies' in particu lar appeared much agitated in going through apart affigned to her. It has been attributed to a Lady of of tank well known in the fafkioaable circles. We cannot allow oorfelves to believe that fuch fluff could be the pro dueti,n of auy one acquainted with genteel life or eler,..nt tale; and we muff, therefore, reject this at trmpt to put the public in polfedlon of the fource from %thence fuck a rhapfully originated. DEFENCE OF THE c(,11.V7 RT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. in r•vter,Algift 29. 0 6, 1 As a loyal fuhjed, and a to my coulitt; , necellar) to 'late to 300, tl.e y • feds produced in this gi eat mat:Li:he c•oo.cv, t' I.l;tent wavering and undecided roc : .1 • t . jelly's Minillers, refpedin , " the Y,on.aci v a , d lioneers, by which mean:, trey ha ve W.t dtrript the ardour and fpirit of the ccuatv Dzytin, have thrown the L:4l Licuteoai.: of the cocr.: and the Deputy Lieutenancy into the :null per plc: ing embus-lament. I believe it would be neecllers for me tl Rate !II loyalty, zeal, and fpir;t, which has ma:.ilefled throughout the whole county, and I can fairly elf mate the numbers offered for enrollment at 75,0 c; men : out of that number i gopoo have been accepte, by Lord Foittascua and the Deputy Lientcnanti and though the Carnation of the Cava] r and Lamar . was tegulated by the printed inflrudions Wiled b Government, and Ilridly enjoined by the letters c tervice granted by Lnrd Foley ESC a, yet the Govern ment have, by a narrow minded policy, committe• a breach of faith with the Office+ s and wen who en rolled themfelves, and were accepted before the 3i of Augult, the day on which Lord lionarr's circula letter was dated. The allowance for appointments particularly of Yeomanry, pay for permanent ler jeants and ti umpeters, contingencies, &c. &c. wa printed in the margin of their regulations. Fo there allowances the Offi -ers pledged themfelves t, the men, under the faith of Government. But thougi Come thoufands have been embodied ever fence June and have frequently affembled, they are not ye: Gazetted, clothed, nor armed. Lord HosacT ha checked their ezpedations by his fatal letter. Tht men are talking of difbanding, and the Officers haw the melancholy profped of being left burthened wit] debts incurred by the orders given for the equipment of the troops. Lord HOBA ter has not condefeendec to anfwer any letters written to him on the fobjed and apprizing him of the confequerces. The talk and the difficulty of feletliug 9072 men out of the tgooo accepted, is thrown on Loud ForrEscus.— ' They have unfortunately calculated the numbers for this great county, with a vaft extentive coal], on tax fmall an eftimate, and only in ploportion to the in. land counties: and Lally, they have compelled the Lieutenancy of the Maginracy of De.vonfliire, whc met on Friday lag, at the Cale of Exeter, to enter into (hong refolutions and remonarances on the Cub. jed of their breach of faith, and their Miferable ea> nomy. Experienced Officers, who are not over-bur: thened with fortune, and have famides, are involved •in difficulty, and even the noblemen and kntlemen of fortune are ditußed. Thus are the fiurited ex, ertions of this county, and others, likely to be fruf trated by a little policy, of a pound or two allowance for appointments, co , tailed from the 6ra encourage, ment held out by Government. There are fads, Sir, which you may rely en. The high (pith of this county has been trifled with, and a deadly blow bat been given to the nerve of this populous county. l am a conftant reader of your Paper, and a great admirer of its principles, and I truft you will make a proper ere of this information, and apprize the Go. vernment of their miaaken policy. In the meat time, we are left in a Rate of fig - pence, and the Lori Lieutenant has declined the feledion, by referring i to General Succor, who, I fear, will not End tht cloys men difpofed to accept the prefent trarrinicas terms. You will have the goodnefs to accept the of furance of the truth of this report. The anemia( you are difpofed to Phew it, will be a great induci ment for the regulation of my future commoitica, lions. lam your very obedient bumble Fe rvent, OW MIRK. Earl Mote* is fo much recovefil tltiat ite has to rived in Town. The Court Martial held on Captain Ban Lovr,ll4. P for Coventry, concloded on Saturday fennWor r We underftand that he was honourably acq o every charge *Hedged againß bitn. • The Royal Glouceder Voltariteers are a bwre general meter on Monday evenidg, in the yard o Devonfkire houfe, to form Companies, and to after min the entire &twit of the Corps, and, on dm a ith are to mailer for the RA time in full uniform. If the number of the Members of the Sloomfbar, and Inns of Court Affveiation, are reduced from taco to boo, the lots of thole Members who mut withdraw will exceed upwards of rjasool. as tit expellees each of them have incurred for arms, Sce is, upon an average, Including their fubkription 171. a man. The Royal Wellminfter Volunteers are to reeeivi their Colours on Thurfdey nett at Sc. Clement' Church, their own being under ttpair. The City Artillery are to have a Grand Field-dal to-morrow, on Sydenhaa Common, where they art to pitch and ftrike theft tehts, and be exercifid in tb Foot and Flying Artillery. The tneafures adopted in Mancheller to affiß Go vernment in the prefent cries, as they race the high el credit on tke patriotifm of its Inhabitants are not le .s gratifying to every well•wilber of his C o untry. A meeting of the Inhabitants of Manchetler ant S Mord was held on the itch ultimo, to determum upon the mot effeenal means of affor ding affidanc, in the Defence of the Country s when it was smug moldy agreed. That the eflablithment of the Old Vblontter °woe and the formation ogneur ones s wculd be mod facet] to anfwer the deGred end. and a (obtiriptioo immeiiatcly entered for their rapport, which ahead] amounts to near to,opol. MR* EDIT the eontfe of my reading, I heel lively met with a palLsge, that is peculiarly applicabh to ,the prefent important erifis. But one word mote—. Not the moil bottle, and rcfolute attempts of Ibsen' , my can injure us, ankle we indulge a tooftee/jackrityl Nothing can ace us, if we ar e p re p are d I if wit, we may be - forprifed, as the following paffige in the 13th chapter of (lissom's Roman Ilittory, relative to the Itorafinn of I:ritain by Cowsram Tit , ' in the yeant96, will fufficiently inform us, " Under the cover of a thick fog, they efc.yed the fleet of As Lrc rus, which had been Rationed off the Ilk of Wight to receive them, and landed in &fay on Cum part of the weß ern coati ; and rearisied the Brit.', oho afitjerierey navalfirervb wit ag a'tv.7r ectri rrir P•tn•by fr,• of foreip ilatseen." • Taus Amami