Star. — London, England, 1803-08-23 00:00:00

*Ammo, INTBLLIGENCE. MAUS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W. All. DUE. ARIL. I Hamburg o Waterford Dutch o 0 French fel. 2 0 0 PLY MOUTH, AUG. 2 I.—Went up Hamoate to refit the Acesr♦ frigate, Capt. Woon.—Yenerday the red flag was flying at Maker Tower for a fleet of coafters going to the eAftward, from Milford, Swan &c. Etc. Yefterday arrived from Jerfey, full of French pri. loners, an armed cutter ; (he had only been 24 hours from the Eland ; by her is learnt that their's and the 3uernfey prirateers are daily bringing prizes ' the pri oners of which are (hipped direEtly, by order of Rear admiral Sir J. SIUMAREZ, K. B. on board the firft .rmed wird ready for lea, for Portfmouth, Wey nouth, and this port, by which precaution the Wands re kept free from a number of dangerous and &lets erfons, who, in cafe of invallon, might do a great of totfchief, The Viands are in a high (late of de fence, and all the prizes are fent out of the gray of the enemy, if any attempt at invalion fhould be made previous to their being fold. Came in from the fleet off Breit, the Datanwouottr, 'of 98 guns, Captain Baum to refit. PORTS MOUTH, Ara. 22.—Arrived the Charles Carter, Tom rams, from Virginia, and the Fame, Ktt.• LOCK. from Greenock. Wind N. N. E. Dam., Aut. tr.—Arrived the GLLoo Hoop of war, from the weftward with a convoy ; Asocial. frigate, &Lye La iloop of war, and Di scov Cal , bomb, from a cruise and remain. Wind N. by W. YIIRMOUTM, AUG. s:.--Sailed the Sufanna, MILLS, for Loaded I Mary, Baciwis, for Harwich. Arrived the Emanuel, jaconsts, from Soen; Faralket, Hoow, from Finland, hound to Hamburgh, fent in by the Foamiest frigate; Indultry, Boovit, from Chriftia sa ; Jerves, Pa►ttav ; and Conflant Trader, PLow. maw, from London; Hope, SsaMatt, from Har wich; Flying Fifh, Waitirr, from Hull; Jonge Ja• cob, DREWICE, from London.—Sailed the Calm& brig, on a cruize.—Sailed the FIRRETTI3. gun-veffel, Conn./sat . gun-brig, POUNCE of Wat.ss, and Sum mit. cutter.—The PRINCE of WALE/ cutter failed this morning to Tonningen, to convoy the Aurora, Wil. Liam Mofs, with bale goods---Remain the GILTS. MIA% Admiral THORNSOROUOH VISUMS and Bow gun brigs; and Hams. bomb. Wind N. W. JAMAICA FLEET. The arrival of the Jamaica fleet is an event which we announce with the greatefi fatisfatiion. The florin which it encountered was fo violent, that cot one of the fixty veffels, of which it confilied, efeaped without injury. But notwithflanding their crippled Gate, they have all arrived, except three, the Calypfo, which is laid to have foundered ; the Juno, Ross ; and the Lady Mackworth„ Eames. Since the year 1782, no Jamaica fleet has fullained fo much damage as that which is now arrived. The Captain of the Dale fates, that during the form he run foul of a wad, which foundered immediately. He is certain it was either the CALYPSO, of 16 guns, or the Juno, but thinks it was the former. The form came on with fo much violence, that the GoLum, which had the Trelawny Planter in tow, had nearly drawn her under the water; and which mull unavoidably have happened, if a failor, with a charaderific defiance of danger, had not cut the towing rope. The following is an account of the damage fur tained by the Well-India homeward-bound fleet, con. filling of 6o fail, under convoy of his Majefly's flips Gotams and CALrrso, in a florin, in the night of the 29th of July, let. 4+ N. long. :7. Well. ono* a 74 tens, loft all top mans, and (prim, main man Cidypte, of Ed guns, parted company in the Item, toad to hayo foutularol, sea et the hands loft. FOR LONDON. e s ti r, lon an Wk; Antenna War. kilt enlsemmalt, tom =aft. and fad; SIIDOP Taylor.lelt dun aermeelt. an Mk; Earl Si. Viecalt, loft top-mans; Reward, Ilan sere" "im malt, ferd.U, mallmop fall; George Zed" 101 l eapdails, Orpheus. left mina-malt, ftreik by Ughtnins, and anp-faiki lap-falls; John and Thomas, loft maineepornalla and falls= tenon, le& top-fails; Perfidy let Sad fall and fore-fan; Add, patted company In the 1111111 t ES:Tdke. hilt top fans. sad a bon from the nano; Tulle* CAM. let temfmli and fare-fall; 0~01111 Planter, lidt inhatimalt and maimeaminnant malt ; Marla, kilt termtep-rnaft and falls; Clelmen, loft linomp-maft and falls; Alfred, parted company In the Roma; Alfred (Whits haven), loft top-fallm Alfred (Sunderland). lon toy-fails ; Ann and Juno, parted company in the Roam; Ores.. loft &Wand Ind der ; Hope, loft fade ; !Nagel, lea raidnanall, ndsam-reaft. fore top gallant yards and fads; Mary and Onfannak paled company after the barn; Hermes left fait Jobs, loft adarweep-malt and fails; Dais. totally difmantled. loft bovapirit mad boats; Nem tnism-malt, malmyard. and um-falls; Olive Snack kit fors top-man and kik; and Jack Tar Deli. loft fans. rod BRISTOL. jermiee. taeatio-tep-atalle mei fails; Mask leR weer Maw.lr* t yards, an/ fens; Hermlee, leit feat Treliwtry. !ice Taylor. irisdWp , and Thetis. petal ma pay in tie Aim. ►OI LIVIIIIR l'oo L. Grand Duke lelhaserara, mukeasaft,lad farvaamad and Maas, leR aupfalls; Wall, he ado sad Was tua.aafte, parted fake; Elizabeth. Ma femeep ana and awful': Wed. aserelaud, lea Giles Jam. la* tare4lll, and sala-tep-idi; sad reakiruous, loft We. TOR ORISVOCII. Harmony. lad fame. =aft and arab upend; True bites, 11tfare•earalud aod Ms; sod Kitty. lea ambeemeadt. sod odo r." au& POI LAINCASTiII. WA loft Wm isprealltasil fade. IPOR WIIIITINAVIII. Cumbulaad.l.lll fete sod melt-tep aids sad raft. rea LIITN. tam ßeMlis. IoR Mb; sad Mee (sakerwo), parted coeval in the PROM LLOYD'S EMT. Tbe Dimes% Orb, fres tie Havesash for Lesbos. was tapered so the geb Who. by a Pres& privateer, awl recap tured ea the Es* bp the Game am of war. awl le *wield Is tie Downs. Thom. Ors availed and (eat Into IdM k Make, kow Martial's, so Veriest O RRRRRR ND. AVOUST sa....Painl by doe Oak, dtkhofoo, flak l 'lSarn: Yowls Paws, Pam; owl toe Two Sifters. for "4R, trow Emblem 11.1101 dos Inds rd, T for Coax; °warn rawokoce, Clerk for ; Es for lid i Cdll% Stalky, for Cuppeoges ; ad for Aklades. to tlio Dollar, the William, M`Crea, from &MP I Ha,..riou • t.uriftie ; Chimera, French; Sk e ddl ei 5, Smith ; Echo, Kendall; Alfred, Knowles; Earl St. Vincent's Mutt°, Charlotte, Kmt; Maria, Gardner; Etefolution, Dennet ; Au. &vitas Caen", Kirby; Reward, Leach; Generous Photo', Bea. tey; Tullock Cattle, Gardner; John and Thomas, Leach; Eu. ridyce, Compton; Nutwell, Popplewell; Rofalia, Staplesi Ann King; Purfu!t, Roberts; Catfar, Fowler; Olive Branch, Butler; and Augultos Clear, Joad, with feveral ethers, names unknown. —Off Weymouth, Merlin, Smith, from Jamaica.—Off Drier nets, Orpheus, Bevan, from Jamaica.—At Scilly, Denalt, Hun ter, from New krunfwick.—.At I.iverpool, Nereus, Braakhank," from New York; Polly, Bureell, from New Orleans; Anive, Clyde, tithed; and Will, Woodhoufe, from Jamaican. At Clyde, Commerce, Car irk, from Virginia; Juno, M'Lee ; and Diana, Roffulng; from New Brunfwick; Magnett, Ewing, from Jamaica. Commerce, M'Farlane; Brillal Planter, Jacques; Eagle, Wilfon ; and Cato, Taylor, from Quebee.—At Cork, Concord, Colley, from Virginia; Grand Duke, Galt; Weßmor land, Oliver; Ellis, Reynolds; Elizabeth, M`lotedia; Clifton, Bateman, True Briton, M`Dougall; Polthumous, Leign ; Har mony, Reid; and Cumberland, Barrow, from Jamaica.—At Waterford, Porto packet, GAnet, from Oporto; and the Mary, Mill, from London. Alamo—in Yarmouth Roads, Norfolk, Calvert, and Mary Ann, Pottle, from Rip; Ploughman, Thompfon ; Progrer,, Ni ehelfon ; (Economy, —; Ranger, Orton, and Friends, Ranfon, from Petertburgh. At Clyde. Ann. M'lOnley, from Quebec. At Lisrpool, Venrrable,Kidd, , rom Jamaica. At Dabl:n, Elisabeth, Mathews, from Jamaica. At Virginia, Nelly, Jackfon, from Ll• verpool ; Roba and Pettey, —, from Nantz, and Fabius, Farrell, from Rotterdam. At New York, Alice Vridger, Junes, from An tigua. At Archangel, Maria, M.Bride, from London. At Tomlin gen, Willielmitta, Janfen, from London. Ai Gottcnburgh, Frede rica, Minton, from China. At Embden, Maria Caroline, PriaccEts, and Gultavus, Nixon, from China. Yefterday the arrival of the Marchionefi of Exeter from Madras and the Moluccas, was announced at the EA-India Houle. The Lady Burgos, whofe arrival we yeilerday an nounced, left Bengal on the :orb of March, and St. Helena, aid of June. The Baring had failed from Bengal for Madras. The paffengers by the Lady Burger, are.... General Stuart ; Colonel Shice ; Majors Scott and Weller i Captain Hardwick ; James Graham, Efq.; Mrs. Swinton, and Mars. Wade and Henderfon. The pafrengers by the Lord Nelfon expected from Bengal, are— Lieut. Col. Murray and Lady; Mr. and Mn Hart; Mrs n on ,hau mir s Lloyd „J. BanUdae, James Hutton. and W. Spottifwood, Efq t.; and Lints. Carnham and Pafeltanee. The SPEnswiLL and Ditaasscs, revenue cutters, are under orders to join Lord GARD,. ut at Cork. The Hercules, (Won, is arrived at Aberdeen, from the Davis's Weights Emery, with we AA. Duncan's bay.head bearing N. N E. dift. three or four Peace Saturday Auftult 13. The Ariel of Hull, (poke the John of Kirk misty. Captain Malcolm, fix weeks from New York, bawd to London. The French have st gun-boats at Concalle, and eight at St. Malots. The opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor Gene rals has been requelled upon the following point " Whether a Parith can, or oughi, to be drawn again, in which an individual, who has been ballotted, has -paid his fine for ow /Crying P and, in cafe it is exemp ted, how the Deputy-Lieutenants are to proceed in order to procure men for completing the militia, where the money arifing by fines is not fufficient to purchafe fulAitures ?" Anfwer.—" We are clearly of opinion, that under, the provifinns of the Militia Laws, there murk be frelb Ballot , in the parifh till its full quota is fupplied ; and even if there could have been any doubt upon this lqueftion upon the conßrultion of the 4ad Geo. HI. cap. go, which we do not think there could, that doubt is entirely removed by the provilions of the 43d Geo. 111. cap. go. which require all deficiencies how ever occafioned, to be fupplied by ballot." A few days fince, a fellow having feereted himfelf in the houfe of Mr. Hume, baker, at Prelim Pans, I entered the room where Mrs. H. lay with a tick child, and prefenting a piflol, made her inform him where her hufband kept his money, when he picked the lock of a drawer, and made off with 481. SIVINDLING.—On Friday lan, a great dealer in Wool from Glouceflerfhire, waited on the LOID Maros, and informed him that he had reafoo to be. lien that he had been (swindled out of god. worth of wool, and willsed for his Lordihip's advice as to the moll proper means to purfue for the recovery of it. He Rated, that three perfons from town had - called upon him at his manufactory in the country, and reprefenting themfelves to belong to a refpeaa ble merchant's houfe in London, he had fold them wool to the amount of gool. for which he received payment in bills. They were purported to be ac cepted by St. John Caulfield, and he believed them at the time to be good. A very short time after the tranfaaion took place, and the goods had been deli vered, he had reafon to fufpee the validity of the bills, and immediately came to town on the btifinefs. He was now convinced that his fufpicions were well founded t the wool, he Rated, was then at the Swan Inn, Holborn Bridge. On hearing this plain Rate tuent, and being made acquainted with the dealer's Igrounds of fulpicion, his Lordthip advifed him to take proper officers to the Swan Inn, and when any perfons came to demand the wool, to take them into cußody. Accordingly on Saturday morning. two men came to take it away, and were apprehended.— Shortly after a foreigner called to enquire about one of the party, and be alto was taken into cußody. On the fame afternoon the three prifoners underwent a private examination before the Loan Marcia. The firs perfon examined Paid his name was Corrick, and acknowledged hianfelf to be a clerk to Mr. of Suffollaane,Cannon•Rreet ; and Paid, in' what he 'had done he had OW by the orders of his mailer, and a fuperior clerk of the name of Shovel. On the foreigner was found a bill of god. of the fame de fcripuon as thole already mentioned. As it was found neceffary to have Mr. H. and Mr. Shovel brought forward, the three prifoners were remanded until they could be found. On Saturday evening Shovel was apprehended in London, and the day fol lowing Mr. H. was taken into cuflOcly at Norwood. Yeßerday the whole party had a private hearing be fore the Lour MAYOR, when it appeared that the perfons who made the purchafe in GloucelterOsire, had about them at the time bills to the amount of good. which they endeavoured to circulate for arti cles of a different defcription. On a minute inn!. tiption, the bills appearing of a fraudulent nature, the Prifoncn were all remanded for further exa m ins tion. A perfon was examined• charged with uttering a BM of Exchange for a 561. knowing it to be Qoka.— Fie was remanded for further cumin/4m ie. the las •, of ling once Dan -3NA- snd had wed h the Radar 2 , t heir d other e. Be' nn furl the in• : Fast to 60 tt were with fo Santl l aratts ten lac 111 CUP leaf' esterous tiling as 4* Pig' r various THE ORACLE CONSULTED. What's a t , renchtttan ?—Slave y', tVhat's a Helton ?—Frew/over tool, Form'el to curb depaior rule— Fit With any foe to cope. What's the Frenchman's view ?...-Invefierm.. If be find &pi- oscafion. What's the Briton's l—Fsifikm/kafew That he'll kal the Frenchman's hope. What's the Frenchman's plcafure I—Plunder. What the Briton's ?—Aaron rborder. That null make the Frenchman woLder, If he dare intuit our krand. What's the end ?—To Frenehnien.•-•mainefi, Afirtfraixtlavet, Aisle, and fairdi Bat to Britons—lfery,gl4 , ofs, &As in their native land. Antall 3, 0103. warts. The Lord Lieutenant has formed the towns of Yarmouth tad Lynn into leparae divtilJns. The Volunteering for Bury, and throughout the County, now goes on with great (pith. The corps of 0. R. OAKES, Efq. and of J. BENJATIFLD, Efq. are completed. The Lynn Loyal Volunteers already mullet near boo rank and file, and the Sca Fencibles 400. Monday let - might the Rhyal Liniithgowfhire Yeo manry Cavalry marched into quarters at Edinburgh, and on Friday fe'nnight were reviewed by the Earl of Horeroun, Lord Lieutenant of the County. Pre vious to the review the fquadron made offer to ferve his Majefly in any part of Great Britain. in cafe of invafion, or imminent danger thew''. After there view the corps gave an elegant entertainment to the Lord Lieutenant, and the offizers of the z6th regi nient (or Cameronians): The Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry commanded by. Lord LESLIV, had a Grand Field Day yellerday on Clapham Common, and went through their manoeu vres in a flyle that would do credit to any regiment of cavalry in the fervice. LIGHT HORSE Vocvareves.—Yeßerday the Light Horfe Volunteers had a grand field day in Hyde- Park, preporatory to their review, which takes place to-morrow on Wimbledon Common, before Lord Haatiocrois They confided of fix troops, as many companies difmounted, one troop and one company of recruits. The number in the field was about boo. They muttered in Gray's Inn-lane about ten o'clock, and matched along Oxford Road to the Park. At one o'clock the various evolutions and Manoeuvres commenced—they terminated about four. The ac curacy and precifion with which the broad fword exercife was gone through, refleas the higheft credit on the Ready difcipline of the regiment. The (Lyle in which they wheeled in fquadrons, advanced, re treated and charged in column, in line, and schellon, entitle them to the higheß praife. A great number of fpeaators attended, and the Surrey Yeomanry kept the ground. Their appearance was truly military, and their movements were railingnithed for peculiar rapidity. Sr. JAMES'S LOT•L VOL OM TE ItS.A circular letter was tali week diftriblited, announcing that the Bt. James's Loyal Volunteers would yelterday re ceive their colours in Burlington Gardens. In conic. quence of this notice, the praulace began toaffemble at twelve o'clock in York-llreet, jermyn-Rreet, and all the neighbourhood of Piccadilly. At half pall twelve, the corps began to affemble at Burlington- Houle, but the allemblage was not complete until half pall four, at which time Lord Amliaarr, their Colonel, difpatched a courier to Dr. Anotaws, the Reaor of St. James's, at whofe houfe the colours were &ponied, to inform him that the corps would be ready to receive them at five o'clock. A quarter to five a piquet guard was difpatched to clear the (guars for the corps to march through, and at five the whole corps, being too° ilrong, under the cons mond of Lord Annual. accompanied by an ex cellent Military Band, thirt y-fix in number, marched from Burlington ?inure, twenty a.breaß, rank and file, in columns three deep, forming in the whole twenty columns, down Piccadilly, the Hay-market, Pall-Mall, to St. James's-Rreet ; arrived oppofite Carlton-Houfe, the Corps halted, and the band played a grand voluntary. They then marched into St. jamees-rquare, wheeled from the left, and occu pied all the fides and angles, in which they performed various evolutions. The coop I'4l was moll booed. fill, all the windows and balconies of the fquare and greets adjoining, being filled with elegant women, (hewing, by their animated looks and gellures, the interea - which they felt in the fcene. A quarter before fix, the proceffion, with the colours, moved from St. James's Church down York-Brett, in the follow ing order : &sato, with gold and Giver maces, two and two; Rev. Dr. Madmen, Redo; fit Ma robes; Ile chaplain of Berweek-ftreet; Two Clarelkwardene, with a pair of edam; Mr. Willoek and Mr. potation the Magiftrates Overfeere of the Poor. Beadles and Conftables, two and two. They proceeded to the centre of the line, where Lord Aes us err difmounted to receive the proceffion. The Rev. Dr. AUDI sws then read, from a printed pOer, a manly and irnpreffive fpecch, which he delivered in his ufual (Lyle of pious oratory ; and, after informing his Lordthip that tht Colours were confecrated to one of the moll pions and belt of Kings; a King celebrated by fame, and adored by his (ch iral; his Lordfhip then Repped forward, bowed and received the colours, which he delivered to the pro- per officer. The proceffion then retired in the fame order to the Veßzy ; and the whole corps marched off with flying colours, through Pall Mall, and St. James's-Rreet, in open columns, to the Parade in Du four's Place, where they arrived at half pall fix. We are concerned to Rate that as Lord Am alert was returning to Burlington Houfe in the evening, moun ted upon a grey charger, the animal not being at cußomed to the military falute, and the noife of the drums, plunged forward, and after rearing four fe. veral times, fell to the ground. His Lordlhip's feet remained in the flirrups, and it was fuppofed that the leg under the bo de mull have been broken; but fortunately this apprehenfion was not realised. The horfe made a fudden fpring to recover his feet, in which he fucceeded, and his Lordthip, with' great prefence of mind, reused that opportunity to extri.' cate hirofelf, and jumped from the fiddle. His LordfLip did not appear to have fuliained any mate• tisul ipinle chant his belles and C 0111tinG re oa duty, itcLitribN& Me following Orders La►e been ifued from the War-Office, to the Generals of Dias ids, for :Ipz in formaticn and guidance of Colonels of Regiments, who are direlcd to fee them aridly complied with: MEAT. HoefeGuarda, Argoffi 4, Ito 3. ft appearing to the Commander in Chief that his Mak/lesiva cities iateritions. :flowing to fiddlers the extra price of meat be yond a castain rate, as declared by his Majetty's Regulations of the atth May, 'yf, and enforced and explained by the Secretar7 at War's circular lister. hearies date the 2 tat of March, 1801, lave 11J: heirs ueivertany underitood and idled upon, with a due regard to economy hut that in fome intlancea, through the judi cious interference of the General Officers commanding in the dif vide, es:mails regulatiains have heat ha properly and cireffitsany eltablifhed on this bead, th t the interslts of the pubne have been entirely guarded front impufiti to, while the comfort and welfare of the foldiers have, at the fame time, been duly provided fur t And hi: Royal Highnefh hariiig been inflamed that in other dif trifts what- the fame faheary leterpofition had not been earned, the Charges for the extra price have been made at fo light a rate, us nut o n ly to Mann: ft a material decd in the interior weenorny of the rigiancnt, but to thew .ucha an obvious tairconeeptien of the principle no which alone fuel+ charge+ thoulil prep, rly he admitted againtt the pantie; the drat of whi:h aniftonception has evident ly tended to enhahce the price of meat upon the inhabitants in ge meat. The Commander in Chief thinks it proper to call the par titular attention bf all the General Officers on the Staff to this irts prcant obj.ret. and deares that they will fignify to the Command ing Officers of regiments, and infiroa them to explain, in the eicartft and matt explicit manner. to the non-eoesiniffianed offices, apd faiiicei, that although care it to be conitantly t ken that the mcat provided for the troops !hall he at all time: gond and whole. lonic, it never was his Mikity 's intention to burthen the public with the exeefs of price for meat of a quality fupe.rior to that which the men were aeconomed to purchafe for throat:lna oefore the bounty was extended to them, much Icf. taring it intended to aotho rife their purchafe of the prime pieces exchallvtly; and that their pearling In this pnetlce, which teems to have too generally pre vailed, may tend to bring In queltion the propriety of the allow ance being any longer continued to them. 1-1,. Royal flighnefs de fiers that the Genet.! Officers will further inftruel the cononand tog officers of regiments, that the careafe, the fn ;r, or the quarter of the beaft (ass circumttances may require), amid be purclaafed together, the excels of any being of coerce charged on the average price of the whole. The Commander in Chief is further pleated to order, that allure/tie-ate, in fuppost of the charges made in the regimental accounts for the exeds of the price of meat, if beyond 6d. per lb. thould hereafter, in conformity to a form which will be circulated from the War Office, be authenticated in all regiments keying in brigade, or in garrifons, or In cantonments, by the addi tional fignature of the general or otter officer coninsanding. And his Royal Highnefs molt confidently 10.. ks to the perfooal biduenee and exertions of general officers commanding dittridts, and an the general officers on the Rat, for fueh improvement of this branch of public expendatumas may prevent the fubjett from being again brought under his Royal Hightrcf.'s notice. Sy order of its Royal Memel. the Conunaudes in Chia Hamar Ca Adjutant-Oeocral of the Troops. Coke sl'. Horfe Guards, Revd 9, tfiby. Sir—l have received the Commander in Chief's diredione, to figolfy to you his Royal Highocies approbation of your difcretion in granting permiffion to a certain number of the royal infantry and miala :roops, Rationed in the diftrid under our eommand,not exceeding in number the fourth pan of ang hatta to aft in get ting in the approaching corn ham*. Ma Royal Higbee& tabu' that thb indulg=ice aloud be granted with extreme emblem, and to fuck men only as are to a cereal degree perfed in thdr dtuy, whore charades' entitle them to conlidence. Commanding of regiments mid be refportfibk that their men are not permitted to work, except in the vicinity of their camp or quartas; that rho adjutant make hinsfelf ceimaloted with the names and places of abode ado perfons with whom they work ; and that an the eft alarm every man repair immediately to his company. I have the honour to be, lac. ate. Re. CALVIIILT. I•MDt. Hark Garda. Area 6, Ana. It Is Ms Majeny's pleating, that in regiments hoeing basis et mufic, not more than one private foldier of each troop sr than be permitted to aft es mailelans„ and that awe finned onker than be anew dto ail as mace of the bona Than men are to be drilkd and hattrudted in die eneraife, and is oak of adios) fervice, are to fan in with their refpeddive omega et emnpw. nice, completely armed and accoutred. His Royal ffi l ibacia yen Commander in Chief deems the general Akers trommending At tridts win Immediately communicate the above order to the fevend regiments under their command. and Redly enforce its ebiermantm By order of Ids Royal Hi em& the Commander In MO. (wed) cat vaaT. SLT weasel. Mode Onariq Aura 10; An. Sir—l an commanded by his ltoyal=efe die antammailer in Chief to acquaint you,that when bet heleoghig tildgadee and regiments cannot be accommodated by Mae, dish helm are to be pile ar4 The Deputy C.emmilfery General et the dlitridt will obey your orders es to lilting. in fach aka, the gaol enticed • of forage. (SltDed) a. saannintom FORAOi. • 3b --I a &retied by Lieutenant Coked Geodes. A Quarter Matter General. to trade* you the following espy of a letter es the Cabled of peoviding forego for but harks I brae dss honorer to be. Ike. ata saaresess have the conneende of the 04/betel to scq yes. l it is the dkedieos olds Royal Highs& the Commarelerr a Z, that the bet Melee et the Is bomb are to be es the poplars dhe ettbota bends : sedthara of sighasate la quarters, ere. Is tike sinew. to be funeral sia publease, the Si.. rates bele; pit ter dregoon herbs t awl elan oestrodare .Si be handed by the eeersendleg to pea. oh tb s s with sea—ft is to be dearly dna the bet bodes of eadi maps arson no areales.to named the nander be. died In the gamed intradiess of be Royal Hlglads the Car aseader W. Gootoon, The number of Volunteers entered at Chefler, on Monday left, was 5853, for the infantry j 89 for ar. tillery, and 543 for the cavalry. Upwards of i4OO petrol's enrolled themfelves to form a Volunteer Corps, st Derby, fail week, and the fubfcription already railed in rapport of the fawn amounts to upwards of 26031. The whole of the coal! and vale of Glamorgan is already in arms. There are no left than fixing' com panies of Volunteer Infantry, and four troops acts. valry, whore offers of fervice have been accepted by Government, independent of other affoeiations yet forming--and the whole are expeCted very lhortly to amble at Swanks. The following are the new Deputy Lieutenants for the county and city of Edinburgh ; The Right Hoo. Cmnataa Hort, Lord Advocate ; DAVID Hums, Efq. Advocate ; Lieutenant Colonel Tmomas Pans -01.1 ; ARCNISALD CAISPIIII.I, Efq. of Claduck. Ad. rocas, ; and Baia WaTT, W. S. Five companies of the Renfrewfbire militia, under tke command of Lieutenant Colonel MURIt t bare marched for Haddington, three to Preflonpans, and two to Tranent, from their late quarters at Kirkcaldy. Three companies of the Ayrthire militia have arrived at Kirkcaldy, and the remainder of the regiment have arrived at Perth. In the parillt of Largo on Saturday te'nnight, 7o excellent men enrolled as volunteers at one meeting. and at a meeting or the inhabitants of Blantyre parilh, on Monday laff, alth , lngh but a tingle day's notice was given, they refolved unanimoufly to Oil, their feirices as a olunteer Corps of Infantry, sad the molt refpeitable young people of the parith pris. fent inttantly fubkribed their names (or that and, we believe, the number intended to be Wit tltst pain, is alreadr swirly cosugetad.