Star. — London, England, 1803-08-29 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTtLLIGNdE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S.S. W. •11.1. 1101. 1 1 Ali. 1/01. Dublin Y i Hamburgh e Waturterd i I Litbun z o FALMOUTH, Avatar 26.—Yeaerday arrived the AUCKLAND packet, ScHurLea, in at days from Lit. bon : the brings an account of the capture of the IC:No Grottos packet, .Capt. Ysscomss, which was taken on the 3oth ult. by le Reprifal, French fchooner pri vateer. of 14 guns, after a very (mart engagement of 5o minutes, and carried into Vigo. Captain Yes comas was dangeroufly wounded, and died of his wounds on the 13th inR. on board a Swedifh galliott, which was chartered by the officers and late pain- Fers of the KING Gutzon packet, from Vigo for almouth, and this velfel the AoceLAND fell in with an the 12th ;nil. The Mate and three feamen of the Kum Gorto' packet were alto wounded, one of the atter badly, the others were nearly recovered : (he vas carried by boarding. The AUCKLAND failed in :ompany from Lifbon with his Majefly's (hip DIANA, laving a convoy for England : on the 14th inR. the )acket was brought to by the Conflance, of Liver-1 , one, Captain Jour, which had been out nine weeks. l and had made no captures. The Do cc or CUPIDS,. t.AND packet was fate arrived out, and expetted to fail with the mails for England about the t ath or 13th Ina. The (hip Sir Hyde Parker, from Honduras, which arrived a few days ago, (poke the (hip Fortune, Captain CALes Etas, on the 7th int. in lat. 45. 2. long. 30. 13. out 35 days, all well. The Doss 07 Yoke packet fails to-morrow, if fa. ♦ourable wind, with two mails for Lifbon.—The LADY ARANALLA packet is appointed to take out the Leeward Ifland mails, and is *tweed to fail about the Id September. The O us CSIAATOTTS packet, MUDOS, is appointed to take oat the mails of next (loath for Jamaica.—The LascasTaa packet, &Liar. as being the Senior Captain in the Weft India fer ric*, will now take his packet into the Lilbon ferrice, in confequenee of the death of Captain Yascomaa.— the latter was a young man, and much *licensed by all chore who had the pleaftire of knowing him : the poor of the village in which he retitled have much teafon to regret his lots. P. S. Sailed the Anna Maria, brig privateer, of t 4 guns, Captain CAIIIII., on a cruise ; the Villiers, Datron, for Swank& ; and the Mrsoas cutter, Deal-row, on a cruise.—A larr fchooner, fuppo fed to be a French privateer, pared this port this morning to the eaaward, thought to be a prize. ,ktrsourn. Avower 27.—Came in the HYDRA, of sfl guns, from a cruise. The Thomas, Captain TWONT, from Riga; the Sophia, Captain Bowman ; the Mariner, PITA ; and the Britifh 'far, ALLWARD, from Stockholm ; the Friendfltip, WaTsoa, from Memel ; all laden with naval Bores for this Port. Alfo the PLYARILL, of aft guns. from a cruise; the DeacsoN, of 74 guns ; from the Channel fleet, to re fit; and the French brig, Modefte, from Newfound land, laden with Mb and oil, for Bourdeaux, taken blr the CuLaons it, of 74 guns. Sailed the Seism, of IS guns, on a cruise; the Ramose, of 54 guns, with a fleet for Cork ; and the RESOLUTION cutter, on a cruise. PotTsmoorm, AUGUST A.—Sailed the ROMNEY man of war with the fleet under convoy for the EaR Indies, South Seas, rite.; and CKALI.OTT& fchooner, with a Beet for the Downs.—The Hope, of London, W. Gaon', matter, laden with wine, from Gum. fey, is feized by Captain STtLEs, of the Roseate Better. for having a quantity of liquor concealed under her ballaL—The DICADO frigate, Captain RUYIItIFORD, has fent into this port, the Portaged galliott, laden with fait, captured of Havre; and this morning the CNAILLOTTI fchooner, Lieutenant ALT, fent in the Mary, of Rye, laden with Goo tabs of brandy.—. Arrived the Camel Aare alp, Captain Ayscoucm. from the Downs, booed for the W. Indiera-Came into harbour the Gown. of 74 SIM , Captain BatillAMlL-..Mr. F. Econ, maises mate, and Mr. J. Szurnotsidatipman,,af the EGTPTIIIIII4 which brought into this port Pr.pervier correue, west into the magazine of that veal on Thurfday night, while . intoxicated, and imprudently attempted to light a candle with the lock of a pittol and fame picked oakum, the (parks of which fet Ere to force powder in the magazine, which blew op the ground floor, and otherwife confide:ably damaged the 'ref _ feL Thofe officers were taken to Hadar hofpital very much bruited, and yetiarday Mr. Eoa■ dial in con fequence of the hurt he nesived. Dem., A trG UST 25. —• Our gallant tars fill continue to annoy the enemy, anti to interrupt the labours which arc now carrying On in different points of the cola, and particularly at Boulogne. Capt. &traitors, who is now IL-.tioned of Portell, on the fouth fide of Boulogne Bay, to annoy the workmen employed in building (=anew batteries, never lures an oppor- tunity of haraffing them, either by,night or day.— On the night of the aad, while the French were very bury by torch light, that aftive and enterprifing offi cer ran in and gave them a whole broadlide ;—as it was perfedly dark the Republicans did not fee any thing of the Britifh tars, till the (hot rattled about their ears, on which they fcampered off as fait as they could, throwing their torches from them in every direa ion. DIAL, AUGUST 28.--Sailed the Itascza sloop, SulPll az bomb, and Swazi.ow cutter on a crnize : came down the I ' ozl man of war from Sheernds ; and TARTARUS boni t o, from Woolwich. Wind S. W. ditiltrfOct, Atteusi a6.—Capt. ALLAN of the brig Irvine, arrived here from Qt2ebec, fpoke off To ry, the brig Recovery, 800, of and from this port to New York. Captain Roasters, of the Eliza., from Halifax, fpoke on the zoth curt. in lat. 54. 45. N. and long. 9. se. W. the hark Hannah, of Newcaflle, RIDDLIY mailer, bound to Cheller, (Nova Scotia,) out 5 days from this port : arrived at Hull, on the zoth curt. from Pillau, the Sally, SHAW, of this port; left . Elftneur on the Bth curt. with a fleet of So fail, under convoy of the Ho u N D Hoop of war, and FAVOVILITZ cutter ; parted convoy on the I tth curt. off the Niece of Norway, in a fog, after which faw no more of ;he fleet : the America, RnatiisoN, ar rived at St. John's from Liverpool, upon the 26th July ; the Britannia, COWAN, of this port, at New. foundland from hence, 25th ultimo ; the Rofina, POTS' IR, of ditto, at ditto, from New Bronfwick ; the Atlive, BIAITHWAITE ; and Clyde, ASKEW, at Liverpool, from Jamaica; the Aaive, NEIL, at Belfall from ditto ; the Rofina, POTTER, at Ply mouth from Halifax. FROM LLOYDS LIST. G aaaaaa ND. A no. :B.—Paffed by the Edward, Henry; Chrif tiana, from Stettin; Male, —, from Davis'a Streights ; James, Ridley, from Virginia; Marlin, Smith, front Jamaica; Hope, from Palarnos ; Fame, Barker; Verona, Lawe, and Mar.hionefs of Exeter, Lock, from India. Sailed the P,tt, Mau rice, for Antigua ; Good Intent, Barron, for Barbados; Naviga tion, It °Kin, for Maltz; Juliana, Brown, for filLvir York; Olive, lirldeNfor Baltimore; Sally, Numll, for Cork; Maria Regina, —, for Luba& Drie Geb - oders, Vela ; Vrow Catbarina —; lonic Morcott, —; and Jaffrow Martha, —, for Emliden. Aa atvao —Off Falmouth, tbe Fawz, Hunter, from Virginia.— At Brigol, Harpooner, from Q2cliec. At Liverpool, Wil liam, Williams, from Africa; and Mai y, APlntogt. from Mae cbufetts. At Clyde, Eliza, Roberts, from Halifax. At Cork, Mark Anthony, Welm, fn m Peterlburgh. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY. The Moores, for the capture of le Turenne, will be paid as Tburflay, tho 13th of September, at No. 9, New Broad•ftreet. A diftribudon for the Pacific and the Surprik, will be made as follows, vis. to the Tremendous, on her arrival In any port of Great Britain : to the Jupiter, on the arrival of the Ville de Paris (an board which Ihip her crew are now feeling) at Plymouth, or aay aka port: to the Adamant and Star, at Nat 1, Cecil-street, the aft of September. A.fo to the three Salt oldie above flaps, as , above, tar as De Uric Broder. To tie Vi&orions, for the capture of the bark Drava, a difri• beam will be made oo Wcdocfday, the Sift Init. at No. 40, Cra ven-Rivet, Scrawl. We have the pleafure to announce the fafe ar rival in the River. of the Honourable Eaß•lndia Company's (hip, the Marchionefs of Exeter, Capt. JOHN Low, jun. from the Molueca Hands. Mr. .lEowaar. KING, the purfer, is arrived at the India Wive with his difpatches, from the Governments of Ceylon and St Helena. The Company's frigate, the Cornwallis, lately arrived from the Eaft Indies, is ordered to be newly rigged with all poffible expedition ; when, we on dergand, (he will be prefented for his Majarry's farvice. She is to carry 5o guns, and is a very prime failer. It appears by accounts received at the Admiralty, dated July 4, that Admiral Ducaworrit was off St. Domingo, blockading, at Cape Franc...h, two line of battle (hips, fir frigates and two corvettes. All means of fupply had been cnt off, and it was expeded that the whole of this force would (per day. furrender. The Bost (loop of war, early in July, fent into Antigua, a very valuable French prize, having on board 75 boxes of gold dull, 325 elephant's teeth, and 373 naves from Africa. She had alfo captured a Hoop loaded with coffee, near Dominique, and cut a fine (hip out of the harbour of St. Pierre, Martinique. A merchant in , the city has received a letter from a refpeetable correfpondent of his in the Idand of Jamaica, informing him that his Majelly's (hips, the MIJILON and Saari MARG•RITTA. of 36 guns each, fell in with the Bretagne French man of war, of 74 guns, jull coming out of St. Domingo, on the 2oth day of July lad, and, after a fma►t engage. went, captured her, and carried her into Port Royal In the Mud of Jamaica. The capture is valued at 74,0001. The Englifh had only four killed, and nine wounded, on board bosh frigates ; and of the French twenty-eight were killed, and fifty-fix wounded. The John, -, of Workington, from Droa thlem.bound to Dublin, with deals, was taken on the sth in& about three miles off the north end of Shet had, by a Dutch fchooner privateer , from Surinam to Holland ; was retaken on the Bth inf. by his Ma kay's Clip Cummins, and carried into Braffyfound the lath. The Captain of the John, and molt of the crew, were on board bid Dutchman, which failed to ward the coati of Norway. The American !hip Fanny, early in the prefent year, failed through BA llreights, which feparate Van Dieman's Land from New South Wales, in her pelage from Port Jackfon to Batavia. The difcovery of this pelage is of confiderable advantage to the commerce of that part of the world. The rumour of the loft of the CALYPSO (loop of war, is alarmed. She was run foul of by one of the (hips to which the was convoy. on the soth ult. and immediately went down. We deeply regret to add, that every foul peri%bed. The Naiad, Roberts, from Jamaica for Lasalle, nee . an Fortune Itland, mod ems obliged to threw too puncheon of nun, and go begikeeds arum overboard. L'Angulta, of goo tens. from St. Donnie for Iserdcanz. Is taken and fent into Gocenfey by the Here primmer, Capt. Tilley. The Wow Anna C.atharin, fromiliatans, Is inputted sr the Vkiary. Manikin, of Liverpool, and arrived at that pan. The Ceres, Captain Mackintolki, arrived at Leith frees Virgi tin, ink Anvil. (poke the Royal Sovereign. Captain J. &Dyer. 'et heuderland, let. 46.1iseg. jx.W. bound te Quebec. Royal Exchange State Lottery Office, No. BS. earner of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill, London. Nicnosson and Co. refpeltfully acquaint the Public, that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday next. The Lottery begins drawing next Monday. Mee's". H 0111111? and Co. No. 26, Cornbill, oppofite the Royal Exchange, London, refpeefully acquaint their friends and the public, that they are now fell ing on the moll moderate terms. Tickets, Halves, Quarter, Eighths, and Sixteenths. in the New Englifb State Lottery, which comprises only 24000 Tickets.—Schemes gratis. IRELAND. SPECIAL. COMMISSION. DURUM, WEDNESDAY' lUGUST 24. Ahnt onz "clock this day, the Commtilion was opened by the Honourable fudge Dowass (our Lord Chief julliee i T elpe&tiion) Judge Fl*UCAllfi. and Baron DA ty. The following molt relpedahle Ju rors for the City and County were (worn: CITY. A. Bradley King Arthur Stanley Nath. Craven HAIL Blackwood Jothua Bounden Artb. Goinucfs Cco. Carlton W. Colville,jun. Mark ktagrath Wm. Sparrow James H01m.% Richard Speer GoLitwin Pilfworth Mark Blosham John Stone Jo. Aflilcy WM. WaiSs Jas Hamilton John Oldham Rich. Wi'fon Win. Lea Francis Hamilton . R. Horner. Efqrs. COUNTY. F. J. Falkiner John Finley Thomas Raker Roht. Alexander Sir John Whyte Alex. Kirkpatrick Thos Kenny C. Clinch J. P. Meredith J. Garnett J. E a (haw W. M. Malkin Richard Evans Wm. Cowley W. B. Swan John Couleton Geo. Grierfun P. H. Gulfrey Wm. Rawlins Jas. Williams Robert Leigh. Win. Long C. Thorpe Judge Down rstlien add reffed the Juries in a charge not chat afterifed by any thing very novel, but deriv. in g confiderable interell from his Lordlhip's mode of delivery, and the peculiar circumnances of the times. —After telling them, in the ufual preparatory man ner, that they were called upon to enquire between his Map rry and the fubjeft, and to determine ,f juff grounds exilic! for finding the fereral Bills of Indiament which would go before them ; his Lord (hip obferved, that the Commiffion now inftituted, and under which they were called upon to aft as Jurors, was, in its appointment, not differing from tbofe which they were acculomed to fee in that place, the Judges of the land admininering the Law of the land, therefore it was the lets necelary to ex plain its general nature to the Gentlemen whom he was then addreffing. The peculiar circumftances of the times, however, called upon him to offer a few cbfervations.—The Jurors were called upon to affnme that conaitritional charafter, the proudelt we could betel, in unnfual times ; the Public Peace was via lently broken in a manner to which no man was a &ranger, and with an audacity, and fhoeking aggra vation of crime, inducing his Majelly's government in this country to lofe no time in bringing tht of fenders to judicial inquiry, as loon as the minds of men were fufficiently compofed to affift in punilbiug guilt without hazarding the impartiality of Juftice. From the afpea of the informations which he faw, he had reafon to believe that fome Indiaments, con taining charges of High Treafon, would go before the juries. A crime unknown to this country be fore the rebellion of 1798. Before that period, peace, tranquillity, and their attendant bleffings— public profperity and happinefs—pervaded the land; and there was no reafon to think that the people would not continue coulcious of fuch an happy Rate of foctety, and endeavour to preferve it; but unhappily artful and wicked men had too fix ed-dully reduced an ignorant multitude into their fchemes of impratticable independence, and after de nroying their legal Government, to fubftitute that wretched and pretended liberty, formed on the mo del of the violent and changing Wiens of French re volution, a fyftem which occafioned more mifery and wafte of human blond than ever curled mankind.— They meditated the deftruaion of a Conflitution, the freed upon earth, and hefirated not to call in the aid of a Foreign Power, the molt unprincipled and defpntic, to aid their prnjeas of fancied Liberty ; hoping to acquire by means of fuch inftruments what thole very inftruments themfelves did not pa les the Iltadow of. The exertions of his Majefty's government, however, aided by the loyalty of the land, crulbed the attempt, and havipg done to, that Government tried by clemency, as well as 6rmnefs, to bring back an erring and offending multitude to their duty, and to happinefs. Au aft of general pardon was paled, which might naturally have been expected to influence a deluded multitude, and doubt lefs on many, very many, that inflneace was effetted, and notwithftanding the recent infurreaions, there were the belt grounds for believing that the majority of thole engaged in the former rebellion would now, from a conviaion of their errors, the fallhoods of the doarines which reduced them, and the experience of the evils produced by French principles both at home and in other nations, afford to the King's Go vernment, on any neeeffity, foreign or domelitc, the moil effeaive aid. Unhappily, however, it would sill appear that there were men, fo log to every fade of duty, gratitude, and feeling of humanity, as to engage in new treafons, which would form the fubjeas of in quiry for the prefent Grand Jury: and to impel to outrages in which fome or all of the prifoners indiß ed would appear to have been engaged. - The learned Judge then proceeded to explain the laws of high treafon, in order to direft the jurors in finding the feveral bills—thofe laws, particularly that of Edward the Third, commonly called the declara tory Ratute, it is not necefary to repeat. After ap plying thole parts of the Ratute fpecifying the ima gining and compaffing the King's death, levying war againtt the King, and adhering to the King's ene mies, to the cafes which might coon under the en quiry of the prefent coramiffion, his Lordthip very feelingly adverted to the abominable and cowardly afaffination of Lord Kllwarden—he dwelt with pe culiar force on the lag words and conflitutional in jnnaion of that good and venerable Judge, when writhing in the agonies of death 1 and his Lord(hip became fo much overpowered by his feelings, as to be incapable of purfuing that part of his cubic& ; and it was with difficulty that he tenoned fufficient com mand of his voice to continue his charge. He con eluded with paying a bananas and deferved cum pliment to the mingled clemency and vigour of our government, and thole conflitutional principles which direa their admiaiftration ; and to the zeal and ala crity of our loyal and gallant Yeomanry he bore the warmed teninsony ; expreffing his firm confidence that with the fpirit now pervading the land, we had nothing to fear from foreign or domeftic enemies; he then terminated his charge in the cufttunary man. net. The following prifoners were then brought up, and counfel and Agents aligned them, viz. Ms Reside (proaderel a Reba Lambs), 014014 Corns mad Poodoody g Apo*. Wiling Laois Walker. Thom Dimly. °said. Ikblady; Aim 1.. 1 . 1 ` 14 1;27: Eileen. ffteafid. Corm and 11114fillyg Aro% MligraY. dad& is. km. do. de. Agat e L. bilidtb Jew Walter Clare (a bioeirieg fad, fail be had not the means cf e— . plow Cqunfel). Las. !free'', aims Web Coenfel. StNalir ; Ageat. Jun. _•_ _ . - Nick. Barren, do. di. 11ieh. Italy, do. do. Martin Burke, dn. Agent, James Como. Edward Kearney (very ill tavourzit—lo.ke4 deem- it til- Cnurt, and adweeed very chnety), Countel, utrthcli ; Ar. , •nt. i. Nl•Nally, jun. I'. Maxwell Roche (a very old ml. j, Cu ; Agent, 1. M.Nally, fun. John Begg, do. do. .t. M.Buire. Curran, d 3. do. J. lkiran, do. do. Liweii Kirwan, Curran. do. do. On the motion of the Attorney General, the Curt agreed to fit again for a (port time on Monday, to affign Counfel for loch other prifonors as fhould have!, bills found againfl them in the interim ; and on thel 31(1 intl. the Court is to telluric its fitting for trial of thofe perfons brodg . ht up td-day,and who will be ferved forthwith with copies of their indielments. The Fereei man of the two Juries returned thanks to Judge! Dowtas for his charge, and rex/belled permiffion to / have it publifbed. Except Fe!ix Rearke, who is raid to have been one of the mfurgent leaders on the e3d July, and ano ther tnan, all the prifoners appeared of the molt Vagabond defcription---fit indeed for treafons, mur ders, and fpoils—(lratagems they did not kern to have fuflicient intellea for. Road,- is, however, very (mart fella*, and of a good addrefs ; but he and the oiher man apart, all the reii were ragged, dirty, wretched, and igt.arant. J underhand, three of the prifonets brought up to-day will be tried for the murder of Lord KILW•IDNit. CORN-MARKRT, MARK-LANE, AUG. 29. The fupply of grain this day was very (mall, at the fame time the demand for moll articles at o r Market is very dull.;—Wheat had not fo good a file, and from lall Monday is. cheaper.—Barley is like wife a trine lower.—Malt almost without buyers.— B:ans fell rather more freely, but have fcarce any advance.L—Fine boiling Peas are in mach requell. —Hog Peas and Oats are unaltered.—Rape feed is very heavy in fale.—A few famples of milliard feed appear, which fell only !lowly at under quotations. Rog. What, 5 6a.5505. pew. Tiek BINIE., 321.331. floe Otto, 631.651. Hoy Pen , .30. 401. Floe Distzicditua, 50.595. Boilers, scs. sas. Rye, 31s 3aL Carrawariesd 5 as. 581. per ewe. Barley, 21$. 241. Cedasdcr, 340.365. Super One ditto, fiss. 6d. Canary, 75 y Ss. Malt, 56s 595. White Mallard Sced, 15e. 17$. 0101%12114 251.175. Brown ditto, 111. ads. Rorie Beans. 34e. 36a. Rape Seed, 411. per lA. flour, per lark, sos. 556. American Flour, 375. per barrel. POOkl TEC LONDON INIZZTTZ, IPATUILOOT, *VC. 17. Average Price oi Cure In Bagland aad Wales, Loin the retinas ending these:4i of Aug. 18.)3. Wheat. I Rye- Beans. I Pears a el. a. 4. a. 4. a. d. a. d. a. d. 53 1 s 36 9 24 It 22 1_34 3 38 3 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Itethrwt ma de In the week wading Aug. 34,1 444.6 d. per hundred weight. ratcas or GRAIN. AT Tilt ieLi O WINO NAIIICATIL Bastrartuan.—What sda od to boa ad periiianer. Barley oos ad to cos ad I Beans 34a od to 38s od Oats aas of to 26s ad Yetis sos cd to cos cd . . MaJoaxisau.--Wheat 56s od to 68s od per quarter._ Barley 32s ad to 26s 6d I Beans egos od to Cos od Oats sal od to ads od Pads cos od to Gas od Nawstisr.—Wheat, sas. ad to h 5. d. Per ( ismer* New ditto 6u. to 655. Barley su 6d to ads ad j Beans 37 5 ad to Goo ad Oats sas 64 tit Oa od bresfe od od to sos od litautat.—Wheat 54* cd to ads 64 per Quarter. Bang Co. od us 16a od Bars 3!'s ad is Gos od Oats s au od to sys 64 I Puts 311 s od to Gs. awl Radosmo..—Whod iss.od. to 675. *4 per Quarter. Bosley cos od to oos od I Baas Goo ad to 3vs od Oats ass 64 to aBs od Pa& 316 al to ass oil At Warminfter Market, on Saturday ha, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat. per qaarter, al. :6s. to 31. Barley, 11. pa. to :1. ti.. Oats, 11. p. to 11. ys. Beans, :1. tBL to al. aL ••••••• We an lorry to announce the death of that wor.. thy man and elegant feholar,lax as Baavrts„ L.L.D. late profefor of Moral Plnlofophy and Logic, in the Marifchal College, Aberdeen. He died w ;hat city on the 18th infant, in the 68th year of big age. _ _ Lady B. Waaaan ' jug arrived from Rua*, dined on Thurfday with Lord and Lady Hawarssuar u Addiiconsh. Lieutenant and Adjutant AMAMI'S& Gaair CARMICWAIL, of the 25th Foot, for behaving in a • fcandalous and unbecoming manner at Gibraltar, on the 15th of April, 1803, efpecially to Quarter. Mailer WM, whom he firuck in the face asbe fat at (upper, &c.has been ifrfakred from his blajeay'afervice. Lettere have been received at Plymouth. from the Loan LIIVTIWAST ' by Colonel BASTARD, Com manding Officer of Volunteers in that difiriet, who have lately made offer of fervice, and whole levy of ' men was almoß complete, Rating in the handfomeit terms, his Majesty's approbation of their loyalty at . the prefent momentous crifis ; but as the offers far . exceeded the moll fanguine wiffies of Government,' they willnot, for the prefent, be accepted: the num ber fixed for Devon was 9072. The offers of ferric° made previous to the 15th inflaist, were upwards of t 5,000, betides the greater part of the tenantry of Lord RoLse, which, when organifetl. would form u pw ar d s of 3000 cavalry and infantry, who only I waited his Lordibip's return for his regiment (South Devon), now in Cornwall, to offer their ferviees to any part of the kingdom. Taauss ro VoLurravas.—The fallowing letter circular has been tranfrnitted to the frveral - Lord% Lieutenants of Conntks, bythe Sreaxsa of eh: Houle of Commons : • Houk of Cameos, Aaiun to, tto3. " My Lords..ly ceromand of the Hoak of C mount. I have the boom denualmining to you their uneninteen Vote et runts to the feveral Vobioteer and Yeaminey Carps oldie Milted 'Lug dom, f o r the peemptinsdeand wed with wheal, at a mills the matt momentous es their country, they have &Rowland for its defence aeearnponkd wids so Orderollat • Return be revered, to he lai.l before the Hods le the agar Winn of Parliarseet, of ail Volun teers and Yeomanry Corps, *here kedges tall have beer then accepted by his Mowry, deferibirr ea& Corps, in order that fuck Ratans soy be entered on the journals of the Hostessed the patristic enempia of filch voluntary csertions morn:Lead to e rigrdn tide Reiolution and Order, I have the gram* fetida&loo, at the fame time, in beating teftioway to the oorddenee with which the Hoek is imperiled. that the fame fplelt end memplary seal will be crewed througimet the prefeot rooted, until, with the blame of Paeviste ace. it &X be brought to a &wines iike. I have the honour to be, M • Your LerdOdes molt limbic (crown, Coats. daISOT Splate . To the Itigkt Hoe. Lord &c. &c. 1 .'