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PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's Coffee,houfe, Augaft tS, /30i. T tI GENERAL MEETitsiG of the Col\lll4ll - TEE for managing the ['ATM() EIC FUND, at LLOYD'S toffee-Haute. held this day, at Nlereh.iut Searnai.'s Cake. Refolred, Th it the following Ft cf mint inns be printed, and copies rant to Betijandu Weft, F.fq. Preielent of the Wool Academy. itli a requelt that he will circulate them in rue:. ,manner as ter fluil think proper. The Committee entertaining an opinion, that eke midtances may ....ire it....:ittribution of this Fund 3.1101%,;(1 the meritnnou. Defenders of their Cunnrry, when a mark of t ion wh:eh may be tratiimitted to their policrity by the gallant Of ficers of our Sailors and Soldiers would hr accepted, althou ;h the offer ot pecuniary reward may be declined, are defirous of being prepared with fuch bonourside pledges of the gr.iteful approbation of the Subferibers to this Fund, at the (am, time, to combine the ikal and tape of the Anifts of the United Kintilion with the !Ru rality which h. , . already been manitefieil, the Committee hereby refolve tfinffir a reward of 3.3 guineas for the heft defign, so ditto for the fume!, so ditto fur the third (of a medal, a (Word, or a waft, all or either of them) filch ilefigne to he font to the Secretary, fated up, art or before the lit of November neat. The Committee further unlit, that they may look to the difitn guiified talents of the United Kingdom for appropriate inferiptions, either in the Latin nr Ilegleh languages; for which purpofe a de icripti n of the dcfigns which may be chorea, will be Mkned in the New/Inapt-re in proper time. The Committee taking into confidcration the gallant anion per formed by three boats detached from his Majesty's Dip the Loire, and commanded by Lieutenant Temple, Lieutenant Bowen, and Mr. Prkft, li boarding and tutting out the French brig the VC*. tens, irons under tbc Battery' of the Me de Has, Relayed, That Reward:be given to thole who are mentirmeclin a letter (men Captain Temple, to have diftinguithed themfelvee and were wounded on the occafion, viz. 401. Mr. M'Guiie, Boadvrain ; 401 John O'Reilly, Private Marine ; Sol. Robert Coleman ; , 2JI. John William; aol. John Whitaker; 201. A Sailor, name yet on known. Refidved, That when the Committee fh.t l have decided upon the &lips, which it is hoped Artifts or the United Kingdom will deliver, they will propore honorary marks of diftinetion to the Young and gallant OfSteers who conununded the boats on that Occafion. Read a Letter from the Lord Blthop of DoanAm, dated from Auckland Cattle, Auguft 23d, 1)303 : " At a County Alerting nolden yeiterday at Durhmn, I was r-- qucited to tranfrnit to you the Lift of the Subferibers to the Patri otic Fuial from the County of Durham, with their refpedive fums, amounting to 44 141 tos. fubfcribed; together with the Refolutions then agreed to, whir% relate to the Fund under your care. The Meeting was of opinion, that a portion thould be referved from the General Contribution for the objedts requiring more immediate at tention than can be received from you, on account of your diftance from the metropolis, and the numerous applications you mutt ne celfarily have in the moment of difficulty; therefore, the Sub. furthers are to intimate, whether their Sabferiptions are to be mot s:lifted to you for the General Pnrpofes of the Fund ; or whether they are to be confined to this County ? I need not trouble you with the local contr;hutions. "I mutt ohferve,that on account of the money concerns of this County, at this time, it has been thought expedient that the rub fcriptlons to the General purples of the Patriotic Fund &mid be paid by four monthly initalments, which will be remitted to you conformably to the Refolutions; and 1 hope, that the Committee of Managers appointed yellerday, for the Subfaiptiens for the County of Durham, will have to remit confiderable additions to the toms already fubfcribed. I am, Gentlemen, with high regard and titans, Your faithful humble fervent, S. DUNELM." Refolved, That the following anfwer be returned to the Lord Xibop of DORIIASI: MT LORD • 1.1.011 e,, AVM:MT 16, 1803. lam defire d by the Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund, to acknowledge the receipt of your Lordlbip's Letter, dated the sad loftiest, and to return their grateful thanks to the Subferibers, whole names you have been pleated to tranfmit me, for their very liberal mailman' in aid of the patriotic exertion of this Sub (caption, amounting to 41141. mi. It has been the fubjeet of frequent enquiry, from different places, whether the refavat inn mentioned by your Lordihip,lhoulti not be adopted for the benefit of natives or others, refident at a diltanee from the Metropolis; but the Committee astertained an opinion, that the apprnpnation will be more cornet and efficient, and par. ticuLarly las liable to fraud, if the fubferiptions in every part of the United Kingdom, merged Into the Fond at Lloyd's in the fiat Inftasce And ft is the intention of the committee to advert to means of diftributing rewards and relief to thole who may =fide In diftant places, without fubjeaing the parties to the trouble and expence of a journey to London, which they have restos to believe, from pelt experience, will not be difficult. But I am more pa rticularly (needled by the Committee to coo trey to your Lordihip, and to the Sulgetibers, the high kale they entertain of the diftinguithed public fpirit and zeal of mm, who extend their liberality beyond the bounds of their prefent conve nience, and who manifeit, by that means, an ono:basest to their Country, and gratitude towards its Defenders, which I truft will prove a brilliant and recedes!l example. I hive the honour to be, with great nerd, your Lordildp's troll obedient and molt humble Savant. FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. Adjourned to Friday, !Kept. 1803, at t a o'clock precifely. Letters for the QOM are to be addrefftd to Mr. With Secretary to the Pablo& Fond Committee, Lloyd's Coffee- Nog& - Ammo &dr:n.4l'6l 20 ,sco . 3 per Cent. Coach. Moog -140.3 . 26 i 61. 'Abraham Thorpe C.l a o Thomas Burke Wm. Davidfon, Ken- Denis Berke _ - I I 0 I I 0 Ragtag Chsva Pits too 0 o Henry Instil, H. Pei. - - 1.1/InkoloolitOreofcll.3is o 0 Ragby School 52 to 0 Anonymous, per Jetfe Thru Robertfon Ma- PhUlips.Tcmple of eager of the Illge the Mao 10 0 o tre, Spalding. t he _ _ .. Roper Sute Destroy entire • Receits of Roper,Liocolo's Inn s s o one Night's Per i:.ohms • ,g, • 0 forename 29 /1 6 Fr.oteis Forteco; The °Seers of tbe _ _. _ . . Itaclleigb, Suablk s s • Brigade of Foot •.B. J.S. . 5 0 o Guardembo [erred Woo.lolde, of Hotta- In Egypt sos 1 to molt, nor White- The Serfeants 1 days kayos • - to: 0 0 pay, the The Mayor sod Bur- Drumm= fele , s at Notting- vates, one da7's pay, - 107 o 0 and the Brigade of Etch Leyeefter, of Foot Guards who lAncoha's Inn 100 0 0 (caved in Egypt ice f 7 William Tillard 3o o o Wm. Cooke, of Mr- Ofgood Hanbury tiro o 0 minions, part of Capt. W. Catlyan to to 0 his Bounty as a Sub " Nab. Bortte,Coassty Batt to in the War . of Galway 10 to o wick Militia 3 3 0 W. M. Burke t t • J. T. Change not call lona Burka • z 1 0 ed for - • 9 o M. Basic - 1 1 0 AJcsander Marlow 5 5 0 Win. Poet, Glooccfer• The Triad of the • phbett - 52 to o Stump of Frio:stably t t 0 W. and E. Bray so so 0 Cul. Sir R. B. eget! Thos.flostbebf,ereat Brooke, Bart. Great Mallkngham 10 so 0 Oakley 31 to 0 Volletlinn at the Pro- Rev. Edw. 'Ashby s 5 0 teems Ditfenting Dean and Chapter of bleeting-houk,Bat- Canterbury Ito 0 0 tette", after a Ser. John Delly,of Clophlll, atm by the Rey. Bedfordthire no 0 0 Mr. Hughes 46 tO 0 One day's pay of the light Hrs. Lord Vif- °Meer% Non-cnin taunt Killannity 105 0 0 ntlfanned OfEeers, R. U. Tesopk,of Roe- and Privates of the harnpron . sas 0 0 C. Crawford, !lowa. Eaft Kan Mthda ss 0 5 Meffrs.Keene so 0 o bury-fguare so so o Um. &sky Foyle, of D. C Young, Pork: on sos 0 0 of Ms Wetly's Ihip Tb i r=ful Corn -. _.. . . _ _ _ - - . . _ Warthomatorksd 3 3 0 patty of Setiacters se 10 o Tkrce Yonne Ladles Wm. Yotmg MS o o .as forte of tic • John Odell and Sae tos o o Ronny at Frisodtkip 3 3 0 George Taunt to 0 0 Rev. Matcyltootas, Thomas Porter (Royal . SIMON 1.411. r. &MT it 0 0 EiChallp Keeper 5 1 II 0 The Right co. The- lobo Way St 10 0 ems Steele 100 0 o 'it lrhard Ark wrlght 500 o • His those the Duke William Philips, G ruf . _ 4 Linde tos 0 0 venor.place ss to 0 Marko Dify,(Brinsf. Clinks Clown. isod •let.row, QLarea. Co. WO 0 0 uare) so 0 o W.T.I. to 0 o SubtenPim* raaeivad by . Dionast and Verb*, at tie Ike el Gbh Wife. • T o be peremptorily told, pnriliant tool decree of the L Rea Court of Chancrre, made in a Caufe wherein Thomas R and other, are Flaito ills, d Mary Prater and others are Def. ndatits,by Mr.jobn Stephens A netisneer,(the Pinion appointed by John Simeon, one or the MA. rs of the Paid Court) at the Rea Lion, at St. Coilin) Major, in the County of Cornwall, on Ft :day, the lath day of September neat, at One o'Clock in the Af tenirem, in Four Lots, the Freehold Menotti', Farms, and Lands of THOS. PRATER. late of St. Colo nib Major aforefaid, Gent. deceafed, fitnate in the Pad& of Newlyn, in the raid County, and now in the occupation of john Lawer and Mary Lawer, under kart for a term of years, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1804, and of John Bonythorn. tenant from year t o year —Particulars may be had gratis of Mcffrs. Price and Browne, No. z, Lincoln's Inn New-rquare, London ; and of Mr. Francs Paynter, Trekentilng, St. Columb Major aforefaid. KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. NOTICE is hereby given, That at a General Qltuterly Meeting of the Committee of Management of the Affairs and Bufioefs of the Company of Propricton of the KEN NET and AVON CANAL. NAVIGATION, held at the Town- Hall at Marlborough, in the County of Wilts, on Tucfday the sth day of July, 180 g, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, purfuant to the direftions of an Ad of Parliament pared In the 34th year of the Reign of his ptefent Majeity, for making the laid Canal, the laid Committee did find a Call from the feveral Proprietors of Three Thorfand New Shares authorized by an Ad of Parliament made and puffed in the Forty-firft Year of the Reign of his prefent Majeßy, entitled " An Aet for enabling the Company ofProprie tors of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION to complete the fame, and for amending the feveral Ads paired for making the raid Canal," to be taken and fubfcribed for in Shares and Half-Shares in the Navigation and Undertaking authorized to be made and carried on by the laid Company of Proprietors far the fum of sl. for and in r , fpeet of every fuck Whole mare, and al. tic for and in refpedt of every fuels half mare, to be wanting and neeeffary, in order to defray the expellees of, and to carry on the fame. And did make a call from the laid feveral Proprietors for the raid fum of sl.for and in refpedk of every fuck whole Mare, and al. toe. for and In refped of every (uch half thare, in the laid Navigation and Undertaking for thofe purprifes accordingly; and did appoint the fame to be paid Into the hands of Melte*. Harfords, Davis, and Co. Treafurers of the laid Company, in Milted, on or before the tsth day of September, 11103 By Order of tbefaid Committee, JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk. GERMANY'. HAMBURGH, AUGUST 13.—The diftrefs occafioned in this city by the blockade of the Elbe, becomes every day more apparent. Upwards of thirty fuicides have been committed here in the fhort fpace of one week. The French in Hanover are making every exertion to fit out flat bottomed boats for the expedi tion againft England. All the carpenters in that country are preffed into-the fervice, and large offers are made to the fhip builders on this fide the Elbe.— The forefts of Lauenburg Alone are to furnifh fhip timber fufficient to build 160 flat bottomed armed veffels. Their &ft objet is to drive from what is called the Wait= thole fmall Britifh ve,ffels of war which now complete the blockade of the Elbe, and have by their vigilance intercepted a number of fhips, moflly laden with cora. This is the avowed purpofe of a number of fmall velels of war now fitting out at Stade and Harburgh. They have within thefe few days begun to rade a legion of natives, who are obliged to take the oath of allegiance and fidelity to the French Republic. Thofe, however, who have hitherto enlifled are very few, and among them there is not one of the brave Hanoverian armyi LONDON. FRIDAY, SEI FIRE or tor/now—No Enfineft PATCH OF STOCK Bank Stock 14443* 3 Pat C. Cant 54 4 per Cant. 71 7 5 per Cant. S6l 5 per Cent. 1 797, rat LoagAILLI6I -111 ~ PTEMBER 1. N at tie Bank or Stock Exchange. S YES fERDc . IY Short Sall. 3I Imp. Ana. 91 °maim 601 (DC Usti& Tickets IA is. Coaf. for Ott.. aa0446 By the Dublin mail of this morning, we have re ceived a letter from our correfpondent, dated on Monday lalt. We are happy to (late that he makes no mention of any fi‘e having happened in that city, which he would not have failed to have done had there been any truth in the report pretended to haw.: been brought by a metrenger. A dv ices have been received from the Mediterranean, which !late, that Lord Nst.son, in the Astruton, of 32 guns, has been joined by Sir RICH. BICKIILTON'S fquadron off Toulon, confining of the following (hips of war : Ships. Kent Gans. Commanders. 74 Sir R. RICRIRTON So Kr R. J. &mums!, Z. So Cape. Reyna KrATS 7 4 Was TIT 74 Sir IL BARLOW 74 Capt. Walra 64 Senomsaao 64 HART 3* Goan 76 DORDAN a "mama? Js MOWIIRAT ja HILLICR Donn - Gibraltar . Soperb - &Ruffle • Triumph - Renown - A glnamrt Monmouth - Madura • Whsle - Termagant Maidibacie Niger • Raven The whole of the enemy's force at Toulon confifts of nine fall of the line, five frigates, and fevth cor vettes, all of which kern completely ready for fea.— Our tars with very much they would come out, but the French teem to confider Lord Ns times precuts as amounting to a kind of prohibition. In fat% they are for the prefent in a Hate of complete blockade. The whole of the AlgerineNavy is now at res. A convoy is appointed from Portfmouth to Gib rAltar, and will fail in the courfe of a few days. We mentionrd refterday, that our letters from Hamborgh Rated, as a revived report which gained confiderable credit, that the French troops were to evacuate Hanover, or at any rats the Bankt of the Elbe and the Wder. • A Morning Paper gives the following from another letter, dated the s3d ult.— .“ It is underßood that Pro& is to take is bpi Ha. nova-, and to keep so,ooo men there :—for this the', Kura of PRUSSIA is to pay France two millions of francs, which the Hanoverian Governsnent• is to refund."—We quote this merely to thew that the Manna ef the information contained in kraal let. ten from Hamburgh goes to the time point—namely. that fome arrangement is in the crntemplation of the Nothern powers, for opening the navigation of the north of Germany. It may however be fome time before it be completed. Indeed tlie French, if con vinced that they mull abandon the Eleaorate, will delay the meafure as long as pollible, that they may in the mean time completely pillage and cabana the country. New Generals and large reinforcements of French troops arrive daily in Holland. Time magazines in the Netherlands are completed, and 36,000 men, it is Paid, are now between Dunkirk, Bruffels, and Oltend. There formidable preparations, however, are as much for the purpofe of defending themfelves from invafion, as for effeaing one on our thores.— Indeed, the one objea deferves as much care from them as the other. As to their invading this country, we have no fear for the result, but we are free to confers, we Ihould have promifed ourfclves an earlier viOory, if the fpirit of the country had not been checked as it has been. The arming of the nation we confidered as a complete prohibition to the enemy —the molt that any one can promife from the half meafures that have been adopted, is, that in the event of an invafion, the invaders will be deli toyed ; but that we should have counted on, even without any previous preparation, for free men cannot be con quered on their own foil if determined to remain free ! Yefterday morning his MAJESTY and Princefs So. •eta, attended by Lady PITT and Cannel FITZROY. took an airing on horfeback. The Qir as and Prin. eelTes Atiousra and ELIZAIIRTH, attended by. Lady CamtLlT, in a foci:tisk and four, took an airing in Windfor Foreft. Princefs AMELIA tried to ride on horfeback, but proceeded a very little way before the found the ez ercife too much for her, and got into a carriage, in which were Princefs MART and Lady STAWR LL.7hey took an airing in the Great Park near an hour. His Royal Highnefs the Pot :c a of WALE s arrived at Portfmouth, about eleven o'clock, on Wednefday morning, from Uppark, the feat of Sir HARRY FeAvextitsrmat ; and after infpeeing Miinckton Lines, and fever al Corps of Volunteers affembled on Hilfea Green, he proceeded to South Sea Common, where he reviewed, in one line, five regiments, and then paffed the line of I 700 Volunteers on the glacis ; wirh the whole of whore appearance he expreffed himfelf highly fatisfied. His Royal Highnefs after wardt went to Spithead, and landed at Stokes Bay, where Ire reviewed the Regulars and Volunteers of that fide of the water, inctexprefred his approbation of them in handlome terms. .In the evening he re• turned to dine with General Witirecncet. Hil Rnyid Highnefs the Duke of Cs:stsncs y terday infpelted the Teddington Corps, of which his Royal Highnefs is Commander. Mr. Titan fT has taken Lord Bova's villa at Pe terliiam, in Surrey. • Commit Loner Hoer is appointed Colonel. I. Sle eves, Efq. Lientesant Cdlonel, and Hue PALLISER. Ertl. .Major, of the five companies of Volunteers in Chathatn Yard. General the Earl of CHATHAM fucceeds Sir DA VID Dbllllll s in the command of the Chatham Dial-id, Sir Davit) having removed to that of Canterbury. Lord Hosaar will relent the Pimlico Volunteers with their colours, on Sunday , at Belgrave Place. Sir Ric N MID HILL, Bart. of Hawkftone, is railing and completely equipping a troop Of cavalry, to join the Norh Shropthire, under Major *Sir Davin Duritus had a general infpeBion on Sunday laft - of the Rorie Artillery, Guards, and Militia, Rationed in the neighbourhood of Chatham, previous to his leaving his prefent quarters for Can terbury. The Earl of CH AVILA'S is expeacd is a few days to take. the command. The Brigade of Royal ERR India Volunteers will have a field day to morrow in Hyde Park. The line wdl be formed. preeifely at half paR (even in the morning. On Sunday nest the Honourable Artillery Com pany mutter on their round, where they will be es• ercifed under their Field Officers, 'after which a dif courfe will be delivered to them at the drum-head by their Chaplain. This praSice is continued every alternate Sunday. and dues infinite credit to this repeSable corps for their attention to their moral as well as military condutt. The archives of the Artillery Company, which has now exilled for near three hundred years, tuna a number of very curious docome ts. They were en• trailed with the guard of London. at the time when the walls were mounted with cannon. The Princes of qVat. as, from time immemorial, have been its Commandants. At Birmingham, the fubfcription in aid of the Vo lunteer Corps amounts to t t.oool. at Borrowbridge, for Wcamoreland, t spool. at Hull, to,oool. Bre eonthire, 3000 L City of Norw•ch, near 6000 L and Maneheller upwards of I 8,0001. The Birmingham Infantry =mom already to !goo. and the Gentlemen of that Town have silo agreed to raife a corps of cavalry, to be equipped en tirely at their own expence. At a Meeting of the inhabitants of Glaßonbury, laR week, every man. from the age of 17 to 45, capable of bearing arms, immediately enrolled them. felves. Vottnirs las. who are now continued on the dia. bliffiment, and whole loyal and patriotic fpirit gives zeal • Ira to the dull& Pedant is eser Camp," Would do well to purchafe u the Swan s a's Cow Ira. stow," for ill* moderate price of Six-Piece. They are fully infirm:led is the duty aa BRITISH Sot.otaa. According to the prefent military fy Rem of France, one third of the commilLons that become vacant are filled up by the Flair CONSUL. one third by the Knitter at War. and the remaining third by the re giment in which they occur. . Royal Exchange State Lottery Office. No. 88, corner of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill, London. Meantime and Co. refpeafully acquaint the Public, that the Lottery begins chiming on Monday not. IRELIND. PRIVATE LETTER. DUBLIN, AvoUST 29.—Redmond, in whole houl the pikes were found, and who was taken in a fmack attempting his tfcape from Newry, was committed to Newgate on Saturday evening, after undergoing repeated examinations before the Privy Council. He was brought up before the Special Commiffioa which fat to-day, and Meffr.. Curran and M'Nally afligned to him as Counfel. The Attorney General gave notice, that he would proceed to his trial oa Monday. When he was brought to Newgate, the Lord Mayor was there, and aced him fome quer tions, and among others, why he fled if innocent, and where he was going from Newry ? to which be replied that he was going to Chefier to buy coals. Two other prifoners were alto afligned Counfel to day--Walter Clare, who declined to name his Coun fel on the former day, and John Kearney. Clare chore Mr. M'Nally, and Kearney, Mr. C. Bell. The order for taking up all perfous in coloured clothes after nine o'clock, is enforced with the utmoft attention, and without repel of perfons. MAjor Swan took up a Frenchman tall night and lodged him with the College Guard; it is laid, that he had on him a green belt fringed with gold, to which de. pended a dagger, and in his pocket were found tg Louis d'ors in gold and five guineas in gold—he rays he is a fervant. Hickfon, a woollen draper, has been acre led again —he was partner to Allen, who fl e d after the 23d, 'and who bad been tried at Maidaone with A. O'Connor. FROM THE DUBLIN RAMS. COILIF, AUGUST sy.—This day our Affises ended in the City : the county butiners is not yeti &lilted. Yellerday a fhip of solo tons, laden with flares for chips of the line. arrived at &attic : the gores are intended for the ufe of the fquadron about to be sp. pointed to this Ration. Lieutenant General r 4.4.. roa is appointed to the Chief Command in Muntler. with the County of Kilkenny attached to it. Qa Thurfday IA he reviewed the garrifon of Feintor., and manceuvred the troops over the mountains la that neighbourhood. This day the ssth regiment of Fobt landed at Monkliown from Portfmouth. and marched up to this city under toe command of Lieu. tenant-Colond STiVIA tr. This day. at four o'clock. Lieutenant General Taatorros arrived in this city. From the preparations which are nay going for ward, it is very evitiens, that inlicad of waiting for the enemy on our own (bores, oor brave foldievs will foon have an opportunity in fame more diftent quar ter. of adding trefb !iambi to thofe they . 4vc ever acquired, when men of abiNty and eaperleh Fd their protkffion have been placed at their head ; as we truft will he the cafe in the prefent inkince. Tranfports and armed veffels are 'now affembling in the Downs ; on board of which we hear, 'General Mocnia's Brigade, encamped at Shorn Cliff; is to embark. This brave and experienced Officer, it is hoped, will have the chief command, as his fervicei in COHICI, the Weil Indies, Holland, Ireland, and Egypt, in the courfe of which he received fix wounds', bear ample teftimorty of his courage and ability to fill fuck, a atuation. From the tried gallantry ofour troops led on by fuch a man , every thing may be es. peeled, and the country may rely, that though the refult of the expedition may be unfortunate. it will not terminate difbonourably to its leader, or to the brave men under his command. The troops in camp at Shorn Cliff, are the 4th or King's own regiment 52d (Light Infantry) ; .59th, both, and Rifle Carps. They are all, particularly the 4th, and gad Light Infantry, in the highefk order. Every meafure which a. neceffary caution can fig. gefl, has been adopted on the Eifel coaß. Aeolus lions have been entered into by the Clergy and Inha• bitants, to prevent as much as polLblii any falfe alarm arifing from accidental fires; weeds, haulm. or Rio. ver, are not to be burnt on the landein cafe the enemy fhould reach the (bore. Beacons are ere Sing on every high part of the furrounding country, and flags are to he bodied as fignals on every church, undo/ the immediate dirsition of the fuperintendant of the Fe rias only, in cafe of any - alarm. • . There are to be encamped, billetted, and in the barracks, incise Weflern Diana, 40,000 troops; the whole to be under the comma n d of Lieutenant•Cre neral Stuccos, and Major Generals ENGLAND and Cascaarr ; including dragoons of the lina v volun. teer yeomanry cavalry, regiments of foot. ;Arias, army of referee, militia, &c. The Gahartmen and Lightertnen on the River Clyde have made offer to Government of the Insure of their Gabarts and Lighters, being about limy is number, of from 40 to yo tons burthen each, with their own perfonsil exertions, for the tranfportaticn of troops, fibres, &c, or for whatever other firvice may be required of them by the Lords Lieutenants of the Counties of Renfrew, Lanark. and Dumbarton. • The Volunteer ftrength of the county of Angus will be about 2300, and will be brigaded as follows: —Dundee, two battalions, about 800 men. Mont• rote and Brechin, two battalions, 800. Forfar and Arbroath, two battalions, about you. The whole to be clothed in red, with yellow facings, as the Militia. About a thonfand of the men ballotted for the Army of Referee for Leeds, in Yorldbire, marched UR week for Sunderland barracks. The whole an to affemble at that place, being about soots meo• The parifh of Conlon, adjoining to Newton, St. Lee, which contains only 46 perfons, capable actual fervice. furnifbed 36 volunteers. Government has accepted offers made by Mr. of Hilly ADDINGTON of Langfoird Court, and Mr. Wnassav, of Wetaomb, to rails each, a battalinn from goo to toots men. They are to be united under . the name of the “ Mendip Legion." A trip Cavalry, and two pieces of artillery, are to be attached to each battalion. . • The Duke of CUIINIRLAND% Corps of Riflemen bad their offer of (ervice ysituday i ss aj o rd by Government. II liN