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ENCE. , 0171'. s. each, to which 301. for 3 year is 6R. ;Ib. D.I. '- - s Wilkey • s rd - 4 Celia . s !Lout d i Either dr agit Precipitate; yr olds carrying do 81t. I slb. and I. beat Duke of Chuckle. 3yrs ivc to on Car- to Orlando, 7ft. a. 91b. Acrofo it of Young Eg. I. Grofvenor's f. filler to Mother b. ft. I a a gave an els. Richmond Part. r yeiterday to a de, St. James's is a large party Blenheim, Ox. !tool of St. Cyt, ►: 1, the Pruffiatt end who lus ;brays of . St. Cyr hay. or the KING of bee:la44yd 4. of take the bat overtly: I ral held at Wor. the Gloucefter • toted to 52 11.11 s, of furplus rno. Ditto at Glou. Sol. from Lord relent Were tha bey, Lord and Lady and Lady Somers, sand Lady Dough— d Lady, Sir Cbarka Myron sod Pamily, • aod Family, Klieg was held at the moos pupae% rwr to perform n!ght a young I". tteuernit, ne, in the cha of the Provoked milady formed IT, now on the e, and her voice . She appears and her general woman ; but effed her exec rne part of her fured, the will She was much 's Lod mid/ Pain po rt rat; was dignified, :idling m Lady were admirably v. D AAAA PORT, tneffed a more city than Era: r r yfit was a well to interior parts refpeBabdity, e was genteel. morning at fix tch Greys, and large fortunes, erd's Bugs, for rich took place Wales's Coffee C. at a difiance (hots, without and fucceeded ig, •bngt one panted by Cap crned in a lato turning home to change the t they were not momentous cri• ad aßeep, were lade by the af• them were fooe noife, and the The other two d a pejo of the hour, focceed• into caftody d on both fides, rer, having re• ad. The cap Is bottle, where quite at home. He threaten ugh the cabin. is menace into feized his arms e parties were k, to Marlho : reworded for each, and the slifcbergtd. NAUTICAL INTPLLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.•-•Wlnd N.H. ARR. DUE. bubltn o z Hambursh Waterford Alta. brit: 0 PBNZANCR, Ocr. 3.—Came in the French brig la JOly Pauline, from the Banks of Newfoundland, with Ells, oil, and fait, captured on the zd ult. by the ANNA MARIA Letter of Marque, of London, in lat. 45, 37. long. 18. retaken afterwards by the French privateer Aventure, from Bourdeaux, in lat. 47. zo. long. 174 (which left the prize in order to pro ceed on her cruize), when, fortunately, the Ajax privateer, of Guernfey (commanded by Captain Dor Ls) fell in with, and again retook her from the Frencb:—The wind is fair for Guernfey, but the pui in here, in ordtr to repair the damages fhe fultained in a gale of wind. The French privateer Aventure, is a !flip of about aso tons, copper bottomed, and is slated to have formerly belonged to Liverpool, and in the Guinea trade, but was taken war by la Mouthe, which was afterwards funk by hi. Makily's Sip DIAMOND. The Ann, of and from Yarn loath, Alexander mailer, with malt, and the Oak, of and rrom ditto, Hex mailer, are put in here wind bound, the former with malt, and bound to Liverpool, the latter in Waft, bound to Neath. PLywourtt, Ocr. 4.—C am e in the Swedifh chip Fortuna, Capt. A. WATtOR, from Barcelona, bound to Altona, with wine.—Sii'ed the DIANA, of 38 glms, with a fleet, under convoy for the Downs; and the Dt&moan, of 38 guns, to join the Channel fleet. Came in from a cruize the JestAlc♦ frigate, of 26 guns; Captain Ross, to wait for ordets. Came down from Hamoaze into Cawfand Bay, the Nour ti unite. Lawb, of 74 guns, Hon. Captain Cocalass ; the joint the Channel Beet in a few dayt; with vegetables and Hire tick. It ii4id, that Vice Admiral Sir C. Corroit is to relieve the Hon. Admiral CotawaLsit on the Breit Ration. Carne in the Nilsson cutter, Lieutenant O'Nsts., from a &size of the coact of Spain. Pdittsttntrya, Ocv. s.—Arrived the Edvprittillt frigate Horn the Sttalts, and it under quarantine ; and the Boaoscaa frigate from a mitt. leaky. The Writisoa CArn.t. of 0 guns, Captain Bra rte, It If aid, will be moored at the jack in the banset, near Lymington, which commands the en trance of the welt part bf this Wand and the South 'tampton river. DBAL. OCT. s.—Sailed the APULIA frigate for the coati of Trance..J-AtriVed • l'lnstoavaixre fri gate from a crniae, and remains.—Wind N. W. Gorrsitausa. Sur. a4.—ln my ftatement of the inft. of the (hips loft under convoy of the Ca ss. . I NT frigate, a miftake was made in one of the names, which ihould have been the Refuge, of Hull, inftead tf Ruby. Three (hips were loft. viz. Refuge, Pesos; (Hulls Peggy. Bogus. of Whitby; and John and .Vlary, Kato, of Hull $ part of the cargoes will be Paved $ the crews are all fafe. The John and Mary, tett), from Peteriburgh, has been fence got off with confiderable damage.—.. The Ca 'tic's? frigate having colle‘fted her convoy, failed from Marftrand on the 33d of Sept. for England. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Yeflerday a Court of Dire& rs of the Eafl India Company was held at the India Hoefe, when the fol lowing Commanders attended, and took their final lease of the Court, previous to their being dffpatch ed ; via.—Captain JONATHAN BIRCH ) of the Compa ny's fliip BRITANNIA; and Carain THOMAS BARROW. of the Company's Iltip Ste DWARD HUGIMI; the tome of there Chips has been increafed,foas to render them extremely formidable. The undermentioned times were fixed for the fol lowing dips taken up fall week I—Ciesecestaa,l GLATTOR. and the new !hip EARL TALROT, for Dom- I bay and China; and the BRUNSWICK, for St. Helena, Bencoolen, and China; to be afloat the tsth inflant, fail to Gravefend tht Stith, flay there so days, and be in the Dawns the sth of December. 1 1 10114 LI.OYIYS LIST. Ca annoy, Oir:4 , gbfrati by do Ratak Forgoiok raga Tobago; Qt" Lauri; Lecke% gem; and Ilegi ee lekfen, front Orem% • Vlgtory„lbeee, Mew Cart • Hind, . frau Ifertsedort ; Gneweettek, Lowe, from !be fiend Seas; ta, Low e; owner , froen Waterford; uwm, Wigan; lnian. ; Finney, and Darbaaa. Heuer, tram trent Memel ; Ham Sakti, Irani Peteribeaelt; Palo. ,from Drente ; Lord Dennsaill. Man. bon Ao- Wore, Attweed; Britannia Vadat. altd WabalL may. tram f 3 t othoe algbda.—•-ft faun dearessbets; A. Dee. front aid ; Nettie, Mks. thee Havannab ; Anfon'a How Rafabitten. ; Pitt/Liana. Nona Leming; and' =HIS Catketra, agergra7.—Aaned. the Igetgence, I 'far Mica; Two Fricsda,lWNA for Charteltowe ; An. ma, Stewart. far Haifa:; Linenball, Levtlogton, far Dubin; Si. f= Tic aebriSet, . ; and ail *Ening. Pat. talon, foe S•cttio. The Mary Steven+, Beard. from Liverpool tot Varies, is cap tured near Gibraltar. aodearried into Spain. The Twang Awel a, --, from tbe ids of Pitt fee Beer deaus, is taken and fent Imo Liverpool by the Kitty privateer. The Fumy, jennies, of and hen MIL booed to Aniseed, on her arrival out In tit. Jo. N. in • heavy puled wheat trues • leak, which obliged ha to make for Lerwick in Sitedeed, where, with the alliance of his lettediy%, ihipe hiegiciren and Cruiser, Ike got fie far repaired as to be able to retant back to Hall, and ..rrivirl off the erten in the navy poled wind en Wedeefdey feridgbt„ when bath enehors were let got bet the gale locroaling. in drove upon Sandhale, and II rock ones or twice. The crew ere then obliged to cot, and run mu to fee, with four feet water in the hold. The Dip continued to drive to the feetbward, sod ?he water loneafing. mad pumps being chocked. the Dip became Amer-logged. About Ineelock in the maim being keen err lingthe oes to the &&E. et Humber. the Maffer &melt r prodent, for prdervation of dirk ilves, to order the lowa •.'.t, on of which homedlately foe& He with ten of the crow got the other beet l the renaloder of the crew rddift t. lave he 04. the sea being to high. In Chit indigo the WW. need. .ced slooglide all debt, analog the beet wood be *end to ~ca every 1110118.11 L At day agbt nest resin tbe Mp went 'town, with fen men, on boy, and two women. peffel "hefted, whom k wee intpalfebee to got his, the bon. Mac. be .: no oelrels is lght , nor canvas nor bib M the beet, the crew -e driven by dee gale on the Norfolk melt, •sd snivel, Wet. '..fe the Dodgem Many light, at On o'clock the am emit!. I ' I, tre every ationtion wee paid them tide aortae 'Nada lit . 'KC and they wac fat to Wdb the scat mooing. . - - • ABM WED. • • • At Cork, Young Daniel, --; and Brilliant, Gibbs, from Gibraltar. At Liverpool, Swan. Ycung, from New York. In the Downs, Auguaa, Purdy; and Friendthip, —, from Barba does ; Dreadnought, Wifeman ; and Brentball, Harvie, from St. Rites; Peggy of Hull, —, from New York; Lady Penryn, Burgers; Margaret Coulfon ; and Favourite, —, from Gre nada; Albion, Oftie, from Antigua; Elizabeth, Watt; Tobago, —; Alfred, M•Leod ; La Paiz, —; and Pepylyfs, —, from Tobago; Peggy, Rowe, from Montferratt; Rambler, Caffery, from St. Vincent's; Pallorenka, Olivera, from Oporto ; Ma, Dalrymple; and Leviathan, Lamont, from Trinidad At Portfmoath, Ann, Moreton, front Antigua. At Plymouth, Amphi trite, Brock ; and Nepturtus, —, from Saloe. Captain Grainger, of the Venus privateer, arrived at Falmouth laft week, fa s, that during his cruize he fell in with a large Ame rican flip, of 20 guns, and 6o men, Won Batavia, bound to Ham. burgh, baring in company two ether American Mips. Captain Grainger hoarded the armed (hip. exit examined her papers, and intimated to the American he Ihould detain the vac!, and fend them into a port in England,under ftafpicion of their beingenemy's property; upon w'ich the American obferved, his Rap was of fu perior force to the Yalu% and that if Captain Grainger t.ifered to detain him, he would raft ; on which Captain Grainger thought it prudent to let them pais. The American (hip is named the Sa muel Small. HIGH COURT Or ADMIRALTY.-..—YefterCli, the Right Hon. Bir WILLIAM Scorr determined the cafes of the following Slips and cargoes, which were detained for adjudication : Nra. Sra. Pair, ais El Vengador.—Thls (hip and eargn were claimed as Spanilh property. On the part of the captors it was Sub mitted • hat this property was fubjcd to confifeation, inalinuch as there had been reliftance made to viAtation and fearch, together with a fpollation nip tr vs by the neutral Matter, at the time the capture took place, but ti clearly appearing from the evidence produced aad the arguments adduced on behalf of the claimants, that this arofe from total ignorance of hoftilitles on the part of the Matter, and a mifappreheniion of the panics, the Court reftored the pro. pat? as claimed. _ - - . Jungc Roelof., Groot matter; Vromo Swantje. Jane matter. to tilde two cafes the (hips and cargoes were condemned. Nra. Sn. Aranzuza, I,e Anises. This thin was reliant!. Cohan taa.Maceimatttr. Furtberproot was ordered in thisitate. Orders have been , given to all the Captains and Commanders of his Mai ISTY'II hips at Spithead and in Porthuouth harbour, to sleep on board their re• fpentve (hips ; and no officer or feaman is on any pretence to he on Chore, or abfent from the Chip, after fun-let. This order is of courfe a general one to all the ports in this kingdom. A few days ago, Admiral MORTAGO and General WHITLOCK took a Purvey of the Needles' paGge, in order to afcertain the moil vulnerable points ; it being conjeaured an atteMpt will be made near Stoke's Bay. fhould the enemy &ape the vigilance of our cruizets. The AQplt.ow, 0E32 guns, has been hauled from her moorings in Portfittouth harbour to Blockhoufe. hole, where the is converted into a magazine for the gat boats, which, on a fignal being made, can in a few minutes repair along lido of that (hip and receive their ammunition, &c. and be at any point of fervice in as (boot a tittle as boats of any defcription can be poffibly moved. The WooLvvesse is hauled along tide the fheer hulk to get her mails in, and will be immediately eornmiffioned. The fingular conftruftion of this Chip renderi her at the prefent crifis of great confequence, as (he draws very little water, and carries heavy guns, which from the manner in which the is fitted, can be brought to bear in any direCtion. We do not yet know who is appointed to her. The plan of fitting men of war in the Bafon, as now adopted in Portfmouth harbour, inftead of hauling them out into the ftrearn, is one of thofe im provements which the experience of the Firft Lord of the Admiralty was alone capable of appreciating. The anificers now lore not a moment's time. They have only to Rep from the dock-yard to the Blip, and immediately commence their job; whereas, when afloat, if the (hip lay any diflance up the harbour, four or five hours of every day, upon an average, were expended in patting from the (hip to the &ors, and from the (hone to the (hip. Lail week, Captain G. BLA it it, of the Royal Navy, attended at Berkeley, to receive the names of Inch perfons as were defirous of enrollitg themfelves as Sea #encibles : when every owner, mailer, cowman, and filberman, moll readily came forward, and en. tered, and made an offer °fall their veffels and boats for the ufe of Government. The day following the above, the Berkeley Volunteers, under the command of Dr. Flinty Jamwee, D. Ku:mom, and J. Sr. NOSDS, Efqrs. affembled : they came unto the field in the mo ll patriotic and fpirited manner, with their bats decorated with (prigs of oak and laurel gilded. The Ifle of Thanet has !hewn peat fpirit and loy alty on the prefent occafino, not to be exceeded, we believe, in any diiirilt whatever. The prefent Vo- lunteer force now raifed in the (nand confifis of Ow Troop of Yeomanry vial ditto of lotaatry 700 Four Comps. of Artillery 010 Sea Feneibles 6so Two ditto of Ukases am, —.duo The whole population of Thanet, (whore pastel diameter is eight miles) does not exceed ssoo males. There are upwards of taoo workmen now employ ed in the erettton of Barracks at Ipfwich and Wood bridge ; the works are in a great Rate of forwardnefs. The building of a military bofpital at Dunmow, in Effe: is fuffiended for the prefent ; in cafe of ne ceffity ;he Churches are to be appropriated to the reception of the tick and wounded. A Military General Holpital is immediately to be eftablithed at Brighton, under the direiinn of Mr. Cw•maxas, the Pasties of WAL 11% Surgeon. The following Gentlemen are by Government ap pointed as Infpalinit Field Officers to the Yeomanry and Vatunteets in bollix and Kent :—Suffex, Major J. Mir:ln—Ea& Kent, Col. C. Mibluaoo—Welt Kent, Lieut. Col. H. TWYWIII. The following Centkmen were on Friday eleaed Lieutenants of the Royal Weriminlier Volunteers, in confequence of the augmentation of the regiment to 103 men per company : Saks Pox, Malin Pkree, !Align Cunningham, Sor)cont Secy. for& &lam Bolsity, &leant ?Amman, sarknow Scour, ideirm J. A.Twinioly, Pocock, Adams. It is Paid that no Rep has yet been taken in Surrey to carry into effeA the Ad which provides for the removal of cattle in the event of onvafion. When we confider the immenfe facilities -afforded to the enemy by the poffeffion of draft cattle, we become the more an:ions that Come arrangement to this cr ied &odd be adopted. A member of the lifarrla•bnane Volunteer Afo ciatios was yskerday tried by a Coort•Manial, (com pared of feveral °Seers of that Corps) for alias im. language to oft of the Mows. Tbs far proper ware that be &old be reprimanded. PULUNI"Z.ER CORPS. The Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding has fignified his Maielly's acceptance of the offer of CHARLES HOAR HARLAND, Efq. of Sutton, on the Fore% to raife a Corps of Volunteer Infantry. 'About eight o'clock yefferday morning the So. merfet Hoak Volunteers were infpeelcil by the Earl of HARRINGTON, who was pleafed to cxprcfs his approbation in the moll polite terms of their difci pline and military appearance. In the evening they paraded in Portland-field, where they went through the different orders of firing and wheeling, much to the fatisfaetion of their Colonel, Mr. 'l', ERN !Y. The Volunteers of St. Marpret's and St. John's prodded firing at a target for a confiderable time, in a field near Chalk Earm. The St. Pancras Volunteers were alfo out, firing at a mark. The St. Martin's, or Prince of WALss's Loyal Volunteers, were infpeeled by Earl HARRINGTON in the Green Park. Mixis Psrsa ANDREWS, Efq. commands them; and by (pedal order they ;were permitted to be infpeeted in the Green Park. A little after ten o'clock Earl Haaassrron, accompa nied by his fon and his Aid-de-camp, came on the ground. The corps went through the various evolu tions of the manual and platoon exercife in a man ner highly creditable to thvmfelves, for which they received the thanks of the noble Lord who was the reviewing General: they mullered about goo in number. Their uniform is moll fuperb. After his Lordfhip had quitted the ground, the corps conti nued for Come time, with their band playing f.veral martial airs. They then marched back to the King's Mews, and were difmired. The Earl of HARRINGTON has fignified his inters. tion to the Commanding Officer of the Duke of GLOUCISTER'S Loyal Volunteers, that he will infped them on Friday the 14th inflant, in Hyde Park, at three o'clock. Yetterday the third Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, commanded by Colonel KFNSINCTON, had a field day at tioniCcy, where a mock fight took place, in which the diftipline and military cha rafter of this refpeitable Corps appeared to great advantage. The Blnom (bury, Maryla bonne, Prince of Wad. as's, and St. James's Regiments of Volunteers, are to be brigaded, and the &it field day of the brigade will take place on the aoth init. in Hyde Park. The Spelthorne Legion Volunteers, commanded by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARE NCI. have received orders to march on Monday neat for the coati of Suffer. The Borough Volurteers, under the command of Mr. Tuasar , met on Tuefday morning at Mr. SIMS'S Warehoufe, in the Swan Yard, Blackman. beet where every Membe r too k t h e oat h o f allegi ance before Mr. Yourto and Sir Jogs PIMMOI.2, Ma. gifirates, except one, who refufed to du fa, without affigning any reafon whatever. This Member, of courfe, was immediately expelled On Friday laft the Southwark Volunteer Cavalry received orders from their Commanding Officer, Captain Coccinonow, that they were to mailer on Kennington Common on the afternoon of the fallow ing day, and to come prepared with a change of linen. They were not to bring a fervant, as it was intended they fbould march out of town. The place of deftination was not mentioned. The Members next day mufiered very firong ; a few envied them. (elves on account of bufinefa, and two fent in their refignations to the Captain, who refuted to accept them. Jull before dark on Saturday, the Members who had met, fet off from Kennington Common, and took the Brighton road, which gave rife to the flatement that they had gone on duty to that place. They however halted at Sutton, where they took up their quarters that night. Next morning early, at the found of the bugle, every Gentleman appeared in his undrefs, and watered and dreffed his own horfe. The Corps remained two days in the deighbourhood, having gone through their exercife regularly, and returned to the Borough on Tuefday evening. They are.to be infpeeted on Kennington Common to moe. row, by Lieutenant General the Earl of Haat 'moron. The parifh of Invere& (in Scotland), has made tender of the ufe of 294 horfes, 219 carts, and 12 coaches and chai(es, in safe of invafion. The feveral regiments which have been Come time encamped at Muffelburgh had a grand field day on Saturday. The brigade, confiding of the Forfar, Renfrew, Argyle, Edinburgh, and Dumfries regi ments of militia, met in the Duke of Bucccavon s park, at ten o'clock in the morning, and were drawn up in the following order : the Batik companies of the brigade formed into battalion ; the Renfrew, DWI). fries, Edinburgh, Argyle, and Forfar, with their field pieces on eachfiank, waited the arrival of Gene rals Don, and Sir JAMES Sr. CLAIR EI2EIIII. When they arrived oppolite the centre of the brigade, the whole line prefented arses, they then (bouldered, and the Generals rode round the line, which, when done. the line wheeled back in open column of companies, right in front, and marched pail the Generals, and took up politions in the tall field in two lines, the firft commanded by the Earl of DALRBITH, the fe cond by the Duke of Buccxsuon. When the lines were formed, the firfl advanced s quick time, co. vered by the fecond, which was advancing in °nib nary time ; the &It line baked, and fired once by battalion, from right to left ; they then retreated in line, and on the march filed to the rear by companies, through intervals of the fecond line, the locoed then fired as the firkand retreated in the fame manner. The fir(t line was then thrown into tchslas, and !orated from its centre in double columns, and formed in VW of the firil lino; the firft line fired by companies from right to left, and commenced an independent firing for the (pace of ten minutes, when the whole re• treated ; they then halted, faced about, advanced again, and baked. The firlt line broke into column of feftioas, and marched into the field where the line was fiat formed; the locoed line remained in the Ana field. The whole formed line on the banks of the river Efts, the light companies in extended order. The line at this time extended about two miles. By a fire' given, the whole commenced an independent firing, which was kept with great regularity for half an hour. when the terminated, and the corps marched to their refpelkive quarters, a fter being under arms 4ght boars. The Generals ezpreihd their high approbatime‘of er is s a rareaces difetpHas, sad sostled of the tilde CORR, OCrOBER t. Ye Arida y Lieutenant• General Taut tarots ani left town I()r hexd•quarters. lull as the Genera preparing for hi, departure, he was infnrme Lieutenant. Colonel LYONS, that about too men regimen:, he Q2ecn's Germans, were expeding difeharge, their peri , d i.f fervice having expire The Genelal immediately proceeded to the barr where the regimen• was drawn nit. He °Veered, " that this was of all others the moment w' molt he midt pair fill 70 the country to be deprived oldie ail of thoft who had fcrved it with loyalty and zeal ; that, hon their engage n.ents muff be fulfilkd that no bvianza was found, in whit% °mirror:lcm had ever forfeited its promiies foldier, and that it wool] not hegin now; it was therefoee ii power of many I the heave fellows he now addreffed. tome any quarter of the glo'oe; that they were now 39 fre • as the indepeneb nt of the community ; that he was ready to fend d without any ezpenec to them, to any part of the Brititb Em they might defire, and they mould receive their pay until the of their arrival there; but he fubsnitted to their confaleritiow ther this was not a glorious opportunity for every real fakes enrol Idnifilf under the Standard of loyalty, to protedt that I and country which now fupported and upheld she ee ti zed we that he earnefily hoped they would maturely reft.et an all bleffings they enjoyed under h 5 aufnices • and that if, after tw e four hours confideration, any of them ll;msid come to , the boo, able refoludon of returning to their ;soft, he mould, from his private pork, pay halt:a-guinea to every individual: it wouk the turnout of his ambition to lead fuels experictic.d warriors honourable snterprize, by the rathsof Alper and renown. He fired them to relied! on the (ciliation% their reticles'. fuldiers (am whom he was happy to recoguize Lutz) matt coluy its tonfeqta of his (Lutz s) glorious atchievements in Egyrt, where he wrtt with his fin& hand, their darks: flawdard from the boaftiog guider : 7 • __ - This war a well•timedcompliment. It is not in power of words to exprefs the fenfations of the mr moll of them inflantly volunreereJ, to each of wh the General paid half s guinea on the fpot ; and LUTZ, who, he obferved, could not be confidered an ordinary man, he &ire twelve guineas. CAMP. NEAR CliATlfilif, OCT. 4. It is to be hoped that the fpecies of military del ' quency, referred to in the following circular Letts and of which the Public have had Etch esrcilsle r. ' lons to complain for upwards of three mi.nths, at length be checked ; anJ that the poniihment flitted on the guilty will operate in terrorra on all fu as may henceforward be tempted to follow In per cions an example, and fo unworthy of Englifluni threatened by a ferocious enemy : (CIRCULAR.) 0. o.—Judge Advocate Gmerars odt. r. sib Haying bad the honour of 'lying bdoft the /Wnk procoodi of a Unreel! Court Martial, hoiden by your order at Chatham, the ark of Aogult let, and on fubfequeot days, upon the trial feveral Prifoners hertlaaftenneotiancd, I am to acquaint yen. tl his Mar !ITT has been plcafed to approve the opinion of the Co Martial with relpedt to William Cannon and Robert Stuart, we foidiets In the Ift Battalion Royal Army of *fem, w being aceufed and found guilty of bowleg deleted from Chant Derricks, were each of Man adjudged m reedwpatrtbsth Lan on their bare back with a eat-mine. e; with nips!. John Cope and John Davies, private folders In the hat Ikatal of the Royal Army of Referee, alfo tried one twatitt guilty of feting tram Chatham Barracks. and adjudged tads of Bib es wive one tboofand lathes on their back with the cat-reninotal bis Mammy has kkewife confirmed the fentenee of the 0 Court Martial agaloß William Chetiman and James pk4at , p ware rowers In the Royal Army of Reform, tried anithend gull of defusing from Abferd Samar, who were ahludged set them to receive one thaufand hats as the timbal*. ea. Ira. John Cape and John Davies's lissome for de fame crime is al approved al by the Bove' rum. 1 lame the hamar to be, To Owed Sir David Diodes, K. B. CIIMILIS hatillGa , wry. 0 . 1 ,1. / laestarret-Oeseral NW of Caarnam will be dada ft ID the aceeihry eiders the fanweet en the hid Whit Canine. Robin Stumm and Jahn Davis, of she Dattalloo Royal Atmy of • and db dm de abiwrosem William wit Chafe= dchy and jams Pain, beget duet to Barrackswithout . (filened) 3. CUL To Lieat.Cata. Earl of Chatham. Ike. The above (entente, we exped, will be put V t ecution tomorrow morning. We have two peifon Grips here full of Freneiriam who, unacquainted with the force sad propriety. e exprerson, call thetafelves republicapi. •It appeal that his Royal Highnefs, ever alive to, N M sit di alert for, the good - of the ferrite. and attending the various complaints laid before hint, relative I the introdoeion of bangers, and others, very had proper perfoos, into filch prifon.thips,. who gravy" au illegal intercourfe with th e f e captrir and that his Royal Highnefs elf*. the Officers dohs duty over thetkprillimerea bishly of their thwofebree tee with the Moak 1 has been that h geepeyfon,sakes ployed. be to to le ea sly and that ea gamed amid seolido munications with the pedant to *AA! 4 their duty. Yetterday fe'nnigbt was held, at Cattle Hower Inn, the annual thew of tattle and theepp.. predate on Lord CAILLISLes teats% in the neighbomrhed 4 Cattle Howard, when various premiums were site by his Lordthip, for the bee Stock, as approved Mr. Paoons. of Hovinghata ; Mr. Wilms% 4 South-Holm and Mr. 'ravtoa, if wh were appointed judges on the tom/O& • ' The Cattle dealers of Stirliaglike have had meeting refpciting the efiablitirthint of a Dahl 'market at Stirling. when it was relieved that braid be held in Augnit, September a nd yearly. The bra atarket will ea the sot gallant. • In the hot.honfe of the Royal ill Gawks. I Leith Walk, there is at prelim "I'M Illeue tht fpleudid pleat nee. Dona. ZLi. is *sated grad a Botanic rarity as any io the Miry of Midi Horticulture. About two o'clock ea Thorillar minim lest dreadful fire broke out in the barn near to the dere ling hook of jamas elturner. Efq. at Airfield Lode Suffolk. which. together with the gumming , am other out beadier ailjoinieg. were meanly COlifile ed. The barn was full of wheat. and there was confiderable quantity of limbed Mien its the gram ries, all of which was deboyed. By the timely et anions of the neighbouring tants. and therm mute CirCUalibUlClt of there Wog no wise] Rimini the dwelling hook and ogees. with eleven tech corn, hay, he. (although link mare than tea difiant from the coo ration) were mar pederved. The accident is fuppofed to hare bee ocesflooed by the negligence of leaving Come ealieel ed lime in the barn, which had been wetted in tt centre, and the (hovel kik therein, the haw& of whit leant again& the Gds of the heating, mad taking fir cointouaiestedto the farm