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7w' VICTUALLING OFFICE, NOV. 5, 1905. ; COMMISSIONERS foe VigralGtr. He. L 4oirootor's Nary do herein, zve Noi;ee, T' tmo Fill IMF', the 5515 loorhoott, they will be rembi to rrerire lighters ~I t. (a , •-e.i ), Ond he.* I iDr TWELVE HUNDRED THOU N.‘315 GOLDsrince: - .. R44tWN WILLOW RODS (ao. teu them To , ty etght Joshes to 14.'0), lit for taakias C001.51R% TWIGS ; tr be L l Sstaarohls M Ommides to be frrrela.-ed • with the renderi. Fa be tlettrered by the thtt' April, IBM, in raga/ Meatihte Prop*. alio., in o Hir binints'o Vtetot Wins Storm it !hot food ; and le be paid pm by Bitla, ptyable, utak Intemst, !Part otter Doc. N N. Tender for a kr, Quantity Ago One Hood ed Mamma., Rods 4.:ift he admitted The Chroolotoooffh fof the Coto ea I may he yen at the Seerellll% Offire. tau tirforl all be bed to any ?soder, to which the shot; ma he stue.tr.t 01 Words at leachts, for the shott not be delivered to !ha ttoaat bvire One 11 . 0,4 IPS the said Friday, dor 13 , h Ltstart, R I F cotta th e Neu. &he astale• the Teddy., or sea. Pers.n on hit tabalf, Weisel., to *wirer when n:101 for. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S CAW! E. BY THE PROCL \MATIONT. GEORGE It hipre.t. our Parhameot sterol. prorogued to T:oitsday, the teenty-erghth day of Ow instant Nove.ober, w •, with the advice of our Privy Council, do heeday publish An i declare, that the said Parliamerst shall be further pew :gued on the rail twesity-eighth day of this instant November, tai day the seventh day of January next : and we have s ken under to our Chancellnr of that part of onr baited Kingdom cake' G•. at R oat ~ to reverses commotion for proossuo,g the LA,,•.. accre•lingir - and we 4., further h..rehy, with the adeac - :.sresai I, t..Clet. our Royal will and pleasure, that the sod Parliament nn the -aid seventh die rat January next, be held, and sit for the dispatch rat divert urgent and imparter), effete: and the Lord' Sointual and Temporal, and tlie Kiliehle, CL , tasty., and Reviews-, and the Cnintnitai•.n-rs fur B lir-. a .4 , targlit of the florae of Cs.n i.cno, are hereby re • raurreal arid commanded I ve their a:te .dance ao cuttingly at , Wast :ut uaree, en CO said terenth day of January next. Given at oar tkoin at the Queerer Palace, the seventh day • Narvernoesr, we frou'a ~ 1 eight hundre I and five, and it, the Erns-sixth year of our reign GOD SWF. THE KING. BY THE pßocimttrioN, TON A Si THANITSIGITIPM. GEOROE 11 —We tutors int o our mist series* reinrilera • tin,. the hid pentible sluts , which w.. owe •r. .klmiglity God, for the receut and •,g tat interposaron of Hit good Poavirlenee, in aiditien to the rattoi.l.l4 and mesh/»/011e Rm.err, whi - h the. , ki .edems have, f-n',, tone to tun., received at his baud", rna,efested My the oliessirl bestowed on our arms in the late s•elel 101 111 ; .1.51 THOrt obtain-d My our Hen lout r the ontrasnd of the Late Viee-ecln.iral Lord Viscount Nation, ore. tn, cuin!,.ne I lie ••. ot Prance and Spain, bare thought bt, by It. adv re tf err Potty C statzil, 1.. ir. ie CO. ow tOy.I prod 'melee, b Yr.tby appoieting and erennia•rding that a Got tral ising to Vaiiiality God, Tor Melt TIA mere cies, he obssrved Omits tout Ctote pa tv of our Mittel king dom ra il e d inl 4,4 Ir..atitl. the filth day of -eember hest; and, far the !setter and more orderly so lemnizing the ions, we hay, toren il....rtions to the Mo,t Reerrend the Archbi-hopt, and Rigirt Reverend the Roltops, of En i ciad. I • ,atupou.. a form of prityrre imitable to the occa sion, to be nal in an churches and chapels. and other AVM of public warenu to take care (or tne timely ths,erslog of the same thresh:trout their tespective diocese.: arid we do strictly charge and Coinellil i , th.t tile said I.uhhc day of flunk...2loer; retigusu.ly nhserve Iby ad our 10. 1 11C•Ohit'AP, a. VIIIN moist the ratsoll of .‘ittliclity God, and iipo t pain of ciffeing tech puriohnient aa we may juoly Inflict sport all such wh t shall covens., or neglect the rams. Given at our C nrt at the Q.reen's Palace, the seventh day of November, one theesand oght loaralrcd and ire, to the fortyanxth year erect tett. GOD SAVE iIE KING. • BY THE KING —A PROCLAMATION. roe , a Pt:Ott Mier NO. GEOlint I Ve taking into our in et serious enmider . Con We indisp.,....tie duty oh ch we uwe tis AlesightiGed, few Ih' resent sod signal lntarpont•Oß of His go td Peoriaene.• in 0114.tien to the resorfold a id iu •.tuss a tu a b e . ie g is thaws kingdoms have. (torn tint: to tine, revoked et h s wianif sled be the ale-,i,:1 bestowal on our arms in the Lae lineal an 4 important a ictutv obta.n.d by our fiat, ender the uon.narwl el Ise late Vier-Moth .1 Lard Voesstint Stion, over the ceenhved fleets of France an I Spain, bane thatailt: it. by The of our Privy °aimed, to none 'hr. our royal pro de /OW.On. hereby •ppuiriting ltd tonimartiline, that a public Thanartgol. g to Almrchte God, fin throe his inerehr, h e ob• ousel tier elehoot that pot el our Itinsdeut called Seotland, se.si Thursday, the fi:lli car of Ekeentiser next t and tre du etr.l:y charge arid conarionti, that the raid public Thanks ,' s us Me reverent'y sort derwidy observed be all oar Loving SUOiC in Scotland, on Vl^ 13;4 fifth day of December neat, a. , vier tend., the bison, of Almighty God, and would avoid hn r ash yid in hg 'at, -it. A. 14 0,10.1 pain of such puni.hment • tee mar jowly littliet tau all such ar , contemn or neglect the h - fehelDell Of an rAllito • a duty t our will aril, pleasu re i s , t *refire, and we cha•ge. 111. it tit's am , proclamation wen, ye r. hTi 'with • tot r..-t-croe of Edinburgh, and all nth, phieve neelfisl, sod there, in nor 'ism* and authority, malts pubhatian the-of, thst none pretend igneranee: and our will and p atom it , th oer Sow or do cause p • ed copies h -rent to hrse..l the ~.riffs of the several shars, Sieerorts et - Ste•artrier, mid R rdif• of Reg at ties, and thr:r Clerks, wh .A. •• ordain to see the sane pub:iebed ; and we appoint the r, in *.(1.1 roltiPl t co-of to the several parish chorches within abet. boo 4s. that, upon the Lerd'r-Day immediately pr-v dung the day ahove-nientioned, the same may lam shed and read front the pulpits immediately after service the nat C nut at the Queen's Palace, the seventh d a y of No crabs-, one thong-And eight h..ndred and five, and in the fusty-iixth year of our res a ... GUI) SAVL niv KING. Adnir.lti, fe e , Nev. 0, 1905. His Majesty h siting been pleased to order the Rank of Admirals of the Red to he restored in His Majesty's Navy, the following Flag-officers were this day promoted in pursuance of the King's plea sure. viz.— ADMIRALS OF TUE WHITF., TO 1u ADMIRALS OF 1111.: RFD. Ra!dam, Esq N1C'..1124 Vincent, Esq. Robert nit's, Fan. Right Hos. At •x.ittiler Viscount litr.,trrirt, K. H Sir Gm- I.in^r Ogle, Knt Right Ilan. 9ainurl Viscniseit Huoi , tic Ki• chard B.rt. John Elliot,, Esq. Right flint \Vslama Loyd Franam, R tit 11... i Charles L•ird harliam, Str Richard ▪ eaq. Ilort. John Earl St. Vincent. IC. H Co. sr, Fog Cienish, Esq. John Brisla..m, F-9 Charles Widarricy, 11.1 Rival Highness Wiltia.o Ilan., hwkt of Cl‘c,nac, 5.,, Richard Olitlisw, Hatt Sir Hebert ▪ hlrfall!, Aar. Sir 11.4! Parker, Kat. Benjamin Caldwell, Hon. %.1.1111&1111 • ADMIRALS OF Tur RLUF, TO ISF. ADMIR US OF THE WHITE. . trles WO/ow. Evq. John Gell, EN It ..lot lirm.Atait %V..hsas Pyre VlNl.ains, Esq. NV TilOttleg Pacer, Ram Jvilsos Currormilig, Sir Joh.. C. , 44esy*, K. R. SW .agtots Litivrolce, E•4l. Grew Nivvitattu, Esq R.ltht Mgt 1...1.1 Keith. K.ll. James Pirm. E.q. Rivht lion. N I /a t. Markeluie, Esq. S.r Roger C K. 13. S., Ilarvey, K 11 VICE ADVIIR I.S OF THE RFD, TO RE ADMIRAL% t THE lease Prip.t.att. Jtattt Nately, T'rusa. S str ,1 t ) I. C %V To Ertt Jao' Gam.rtt.r Fril :dr `ot,lorw Vlttehr.). K. 11. Clitett"Chombetlaytto t rqad rittaat, Est. ..r Chang! Mut.c. P Ile, H..). VICE-1D %MI %I,S WIIITE, TO BE VICE Ail API %1.• OF THE WED. Joke 111.04/11. Is. J.dr. 1,..gh 11, vtig t a . E N w.ni v , ;411,11 Ca re. F. 1.11.6 , •1 PI PAC' Chid(' , e , li•witaPon. L. LI usnl4 lAI , tsy S,r (.'laths Ce•t• o, air 111 .^ Thomas, Esq. JAine. Rine, itsgi John Takcitiam, Sir Erasle (,user, Knt. Joba Itairway,Eact; \ xicE-AmatAca OF THPIALDF., 001'SE ME ADMIR.II.4 Of THE RED. • (Wine Wilsne, Eq. Sir Chilli , Hell" Knowte., Hoe. Timm.% Pakenhats, Robert Cuthbert Ihniwood, VICE-ADMIRALS OF THE BLUE. TO RE VICE AMUR ALS OF THE Well James Hawkins Whitslicd, Esq. Arthur Kenya., Erg Smith sq. Rieit Mtn Marl., Lord •1 ! min a. Tui. Eari Sir John Thuinas Duckworth, K. B. Sir ft..baet Caller, Raft . REAR ADMIRIILS OF THE RED. TO BE VICE- Al) 4IKALS OF THE WHITE James Richard Daeres, Esq Hun. G•orer R- , krkey, The. inu We,t, laines E.q. Pet,' Aphis Esq. Henry Savage, Esq. Barthenniew Samuel 14.ie1..y, 1.14. Sir Richard Birkeitosi, K. B. REAIt ADMIRALS OF THE RED. TO BE VICE AD .11RA LS OF THE BLUE. G 'mate ELIMItiI. Esq. Itrinert M.inragii, Esq. John remit. s •n. Esq Elaraid E.l.vards, Esq. Sir .1•411. Burlaee Warren, Ilan and K R E.leard Tyne; S MM. E.q. Sir Thomas K R Tipiinat Miculantara Russell, E.l Sylsmitts E.. 1 Sir Ile ry trollope, Ket. Henry Edwin Stan hope, El It•ibert Ms Durrell, EA. REAR-AD \DIALS OF THE WHITE, TO BE VICE ADMIRALS LW THE BLUE. Bill, D oug , " EA. John Wicker, E 4 ,1 Jiihn Eaq. J0:111 £wi John Knight, E.q. EJsrar.l Thoriihreogh. Ewa REAR-ADMIRALS OF THE. WHITE, TO BE REAR• ADMIRALS OF THE RED. Jattaaa Kessitiihrome, Esq. Sampson Edward., tn. George Camobe.l, Esq Henry Cre-44.41, Eq. Arthur Pailip, Esq. Sir William Gesirde ?Arras. Kne. Sir James Sawn tea, Kart. and K. I Thuniai Drury, Esq. Albemarle Bente, Esq. R•glit Hun. William Earl of . Northesk, James Vashoo, Esq. Ssi Willi tm Henry Douglas, Bart. 'Funnies Well.. Esq. Sir Ed. waiil Pullet, B.rt. Sir lune Colin, Bart. REAR-ADMIRALS OF THE BLUM, TO BE REAR ADMIRALS (I, THE RED. John Aylmer, Esq. SainuA Osborn, E.q. Richard Boger, REAR-ADMIRALS OF THE BLUE, TO BE REAR ADMIRALS OF THE WHITE. Junathan Faulkner, Esq. John Child Form., Esq. Theo. philus lawn, Esq. William Domed, K.I. W ilseley. Faq. J" 4 " Manley, Eq• Gin! Mums,, Eq. John Sutton, Rnhert Murray, Lig. Men." Alexander , Cochrane. Sir Thomas Troultredge. Batt. Joh* Markham, F q. Charles ',sir Sings Esq.. Henry EFE.terre Darby, Esq Eltaid Bow.iter. rya. George Palmer, Esq. Wilkens O'Brien Drury, Win. Essington, Esq. Thomas Louis, Esq. The undermentioned CAptains were also appoint ed Flag Officers of Ills Majesty's Fleet, viz. TO RE REAR-AOUIRALS OF THE RI.O E. John Nl'liustgall, Esq. Jamee Alms, E.q ENO. Herren, Esq. John Fritin, E.q. Sir Edosuorl N rills, Kur J..hn Welh, George E.. 1 Sir Ales:. John Ball. Rant. Sir Richard John Stravhan, Ran. Sir Minim SIAn-1 S pith, Kut. Thomas Sotneb,, E.q. FdvuA O'Brven, Esq. Nathan Brunton. Esq. Warns Ilaneock Kell', Eiq John Sehank, Esq. Hun. Michael Ds Caorey, Wi liam Eq Paul Mincnin, Eq. P:alifi D'Autertne, Prince of 8 tisulqn. altspOlice, Nov. 9, 1305. The King I. been pleased to appoint Ri:ltard GYoderin Keats, EY!. Elisldliti !Sutler, El. and the Id Itotret ford, sobs t ol , s eels of fits Majesty's Royal Moro? Fnree4, in the rens+ of G.-.r=e Marini. Esq. Sir R.ieltarClnhn Straclici, Bort. sad Sir William Sydney S.nith, Kit. amatointaii VIAg Ullosts dal. 111 .ja,ty'i 4imireltv.ofire. Ah o y. 9. Cosy of A Letter from the late Lod Vneount bieleno, X. A. Coostratsder is Chief of His Maiestv's %hies and Vtalletis F. tiIAS hil-diterra ,eas. to Wiliam Marsden, Feri d.,tel on hosed the Vi3iirt, off Catlis, the 13th of Oct. 1605. SI herewith tmesmit yen. fee the information of the Lords Commie-0-4n 4 the Admiralty, a letter fr,m CEW4•I:I Ho.te, of the Eurydice, dated the 7th Mat together with the I.st of vessels e ititure 1. as themi n • man rotted. sin onirelt pleased eith Captains Neste and Thomas, for there eversion. in getting the b;nryilice sn eepeditously off the Noel. particularly is, as she is stated to hare reorived no damage. lam, de. NELSON AND 'MONTE. Eurydice, Oft. 7, off Cape Umbria. MT I.ORD-J.l have the horwer to inform yoo, that yes terday olortime, Cape Umbria heart** N by N. seven or men miles, several sail Were seen coming along shore from the eastward. apparently from Se. Leen; and on its falling calm, the boats of Its Majesty's ships Eurydice and Arne were dis pasehed fir the purrinse of intercepting these. o.t their closing the easels, they were found to be under the convey of • large Spanish armed settee, mounting two long twin t) Gnu-penman in the bow, two twelve-pound earronades, and two four.pnund swivels, with • considerable number of men on beard. A heavy fire wee leapt up front this vessel as the boats approached tit • Lowrey, eahrith-taisding which, they gallantly Denweered, and secceeiel in capturing tour of them. Finding the Eury dice was egging fit with the armlet vessel, they desisted, till, under fire eif the ship they might attack her with (meter advan tage ; and from her appearing of lee great • force foe t h e heats to attach without i.ome vessel coveting them, 1 was ins dueed to run the Eurydice cheer in than 1 otherwise should hive done; and in the act of huffing up, to let gn my anther, unfintienately took ground on a sheet about half a mile from the main land Owing, however, to the see y great assistance I received from Captain Thorem,of the AA . *a bomb, and, in a treat measure, owing to the situation she wee placed in, and his exertions afterwards, the Eurydice was semi afloat again find rite armed vessel is • privateer. from Ctdis,bound to Nfortuer, to purchase wine Go their fleet. She had been three days out when captured, called La Soh/lad, Capt. Den Au gustin !wadi Greet praise is due to Limn. enemy first of the Eurydice, and the Officers and melt snider bite. for their ever lions in getting off the privateer, and the gailent manner in which they art irked t h e conga/411am the F.urydsee eluded with them. I enclose your I..tabhip• hit *lnseam capered. sre. shier the 31 instant i and &e. will Right 14. in. Lent Nelsen, K. R. Duke of Brunie, &e. Re. in:. - - An Account of Ships of War and Nferchanteen raptured and detained be His Majesty's 8140 jligrilmlN WAIN. HMO, Esq. Captain, between the e 4 and litho( Let. 1803. A Spanish Settee (nsme unknown), laden with Crud : run on 441nre and bilvd, en the sth of October, thol,etf the River M.,quer, the crew hay.rig deserted. A Spanish S•ttee ( name unknpwat), laden with pert char. coal ; run ashore and bilged, un the same day, off ditto, tire crew haying deserted. S;ianisn Mutton L.a Snle lad, Don A. tarok, Captain, of six guns. (rime Cadiz, hound to Lanett captured by Mr Croy, master's mate of the turydwe, ou N. GUI et 4.ktuher, 1804, eft ditio, tie crew haying de4erted. A Spanish Settee (name unkuue from Si Lucie, laden with wine: captured by the k . 11.: nil t h e same day, off ditto, the crew laving deserted. A French Settee (name unknown), fitnn St Lin a, laden with erne : capt.trei iss , Thomas Tuttia,, quirtet•guastee, on 'MAO day, off ditto, the crew haying dwericil. w. ilusie, Captain. MIL! TART nioNtonoNs. ITsfLOO. V, Nei; b. STA FF. A , IVIVOS hroittehen, Ge.it. t be it , k. of Stores, r,ov : to Cie FO.C.i. GARRISON. The Rev. Iohilit;) Le amino ci Ir ettr,ilain to the Cs - wriest) 4 the 1,1a.n1 tot Mors, vie... Fall. , soogned. R Franc Stacey, Galt ta be • Dyuty Rs oek•Mester in .:.eat Bt fain. R tClert 7tb nn,e, Gent to he a Dvigy Bir•e4 Shaer in Warns, vice Os/lilts, p;111:1)0I:d, ~.,~ 23,000, who are on their full march to Holland. Levees, Nov. 5. Intelligence has been received from the NS* of Germany, that Prussia has taken possesaion of Hanover, only to prevent the Russians from doing it. It is very much doubted whether Pmssia will desist from her neutrality. In the mean time, her troops continue on their march towards Franconia and Westphalia, and arc close to our frontiers, and it appears they are ordered to encamp themselves along the Ems. The counties of Luigen aad Teckelentturg, which enjoyed hitherto a privilege which prevented young men from going into the army, on paying a yearly contribution, have had that privilege revoked, and they are now obliged to go into the army, to serve, as is customary in the Prussian dominions. sae's, NOV. I. The Eleventh Bulletin merely states, that the Em peror arrived en the Roth ult. at Munich, where he held a levee the next day. The town was tastefully illuminated. Prince Murat also arrived there; he praises the Imperial chasseurs and the carabineers, very much ; they took a prize of 200,000 gilder', which they delivered to the Commanding Officer, untouched, and continued to pursue the enemy. Prince Ferdinand escaped on a horse belonging to a Lieutenant of Cavalry. The French armies, commanded by Generals Bernadotte, Marmon, and Davoust, were expened on the Inn, on the t6th ult. to which place they are on their march. FROM • •RENCII PAPER. DATED LUCIkS, OCT. !Z. Lieutenant-Colonel Mugeret passed through this night as a courier; he reports, that the Austrians have been defeated, that the French have crossed the Adige on all points, and tale's Verona and Vicenza. entice, OCT., 26. The army of Marshal Augereau has passed Ri i ie near Hunningen. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. MONDAY, Nov axon It. A.VOTRER NAVAL virroßr. Lord WILLIAM FITZIWY arrived, on catorlay, at Plymouth, in the F:ereoia., from the A:et under Admiral Lord CoLtimcwoon. At half-past eight o'clock, last night, his Lordship reached the Admi ralty, and a &lard was immediately summoned, at which Admiral ain't'''. Mr. Dwain:ow, and Mr. PATTOM attended. We underdand, his Dispatches state, that Admiral Sir RICMARD SfILACHAM had fallen in with the reiidue of the Combined Fleet of France and Spain. which escaped on the glorious 21st of o.2.and w after a'srnart &Alpo, inwhich our loss in killed and sboanded was comparatively small, had captured the whole of them. Four of them, ships of the limy are said to have arrived in Plymouth Sound. • Admiral G•usten, after some time, waited upon Mr. PITT, at his house in Downing -street, with the dispatches. Messengers were also dispatched to His M•sarre, at Windsor, and to Lord B•na•st. at his country seat. with the pleasing intelligence. Abort eleven °Week, instructions were stmt to the Gazette Office to prepare an Euranrdinary Gazette, which, we andetssaaJ, will be published this morn ing. The Perk and Tower pm will also be fired, in honour of the victory. Another account, which we received at a late hour, stated, that the enmity's ships taken by Sir R. STIAC 4AII, were the Rwhe. fort squadron. Just as this Paper was puttiag to Press, we re. i =ivied, by Emus, Dutch Papers to the 7tla. con taining the Paris news to the 41 inst. The Eleventh Bulletin of the Grand Army had reached Rath on the 31st last. It states. that I3JAArARrt had ar. rived at Munich on the 21th of O9ober, where be held a Levee on the neat day. Prince Mu. edir had also arrived in that city. The divisions under Rairttaoor rt, NIARMONC, and Davousr. were on their march for the Inn, where they were expeted to arrive on the 23th. An article, dated I.ucern, OR. 42, purporting to have been copied from a French paper, states a report that tl:e Arch duke CiIARLILS I.:IS been defeated, and that the French have crossed the Adige, on sever. 4 points, aid taken Verona and Vicenza. For some days past, Prussia has been looked uri.n ai committed in the confederacy against Fiance, and the doubt in allizh her system of p 'bey was involeed, had vs. -.Shad. At this mo:nent, hx.over, when wo coo ' siJered iwr as the thel and de , ntniaed enemy of 1$ ,NAP %VI?, we ar eis,ured in an article from Ler , de;,, of el? 5 it, th it Nrtlii'l ha. ozcapi,:d Ilanov.zr. tut, b; . FOREilyi !NTS LLIOW•UPPok , • Dumf.! PAIIEBS (BY itPAZSIF is, Rot. ben Col- - may- s. - Two thousand fends troops have arrived on VICE- our frontiers ; this is said to be part of an army of _ . 1 1111r:' merely to pre►e .t its Qectipation by llass;a, it is not yet certain that she will depart from i .. system of neutrality. previous to the 20th of Oetober. Dispatches from India, brought by chi nice neach Bombay cruiser. Captain Jour WA Let, mere received by Government and the Court of Diredors. on Saturday. The Trigcover4 left Bengal the 14th of 'June, arrived at St. Helena the sth, and left it the Bth of September. She was detained in the Channel for nearly siateen days, by cont•ary winds, and suffered severely from several violent gales. be. fore she could make Plymouth. where she arrived on Thursday evening. The &deices brought by the Teigereensh state, that a Treaty of Peace has been coaeluded with the Rajah of Bina - renal, and several of the neighbouring Chiefs nn that lisle of India. General IiaItCOUST has met with great success in forming Treaties with the Chiefs, dad RAJ ANS IN COTT•CII, and in the Bundlecuad, for the proteltioa of their natithal interests ; ani tran quillity was restored in ell the Provinces belonging to the Company, and also in those recently acquired. Apprehensions were. however, entertained, that Hotta* would be able to eolled..forces sufficient to disturb the general tranquillity, although great numbers of his followers bad deserted him, and entered into the services of the East India Com pany, the Rajah of 'Slime, and SCINDI A. General Lard Lacs was about to adopt measures, which, it was hoped, would defeat the hostile schemes a this restless Chieftain. Detachments were to be sfittlisii. ed in the several distrids, to ad together, in case of emergency, and particularly to defend the inhabit ants exposed to his predatory incursions, which were always attended with ads of extreme cruelty and avarice. The troops in Fort %Wiliam were in a very bad state of health, and several of them died daily. The following letter was received in town, yesterday, front Calcutta. dated the 18th 'of June, brought to Plymouth by the re:gm:south : " 1 flare only Lae to writs you a few lines et prosellts.all the Irsigemoutn leases taw place 3t a very short nwice, with the Ratifintios of Peace between the Rajah of Ilhertient and the British Government. I shall waste you tutors tulle by the shipe that are appointed to sail frem heir- on the 17:h, namely, the amen, Harriet, Lori Keith, and Nudism. Their cm. goes are already en board, and everyshireg in valances foe sail. ing The seas 's' here has been iraten , .:!y hot ; awl, notyrith itanding it is so far ralvinced, the ra.n- bare !an yet art in " A great alteration has tikes place in tit r pierwitiom about the Government-house, since accounts hive hem reeeiv.4 from England, of tord Curnwalliss ap,mintrwent It is a alcolla stance, hawever, which gives universal %untie-ion The act demerit which was *4+llll4ll*d in 1303, by the NlFirquh WO ' !miry, on the eland of It ilarnhangeo, I. about to lie withdraw , ' by wile, of Cott of Dirac-tins ; arid the following ships are among the number chartered to can" , swat the 1101 9 4 and store; alerchant, Auspicious, Triton, sell Mar gin' Werlesley, a ship of 1,100 tens burthen. " Sir Edgard Pence is doing ev.sry tsliwt in his power to make the naval rtairartntent of this country H^ has purchased several large ',lir, for the narrow of converting them tube frigates. Thu Carron and Kaiitufroo are among the number, sod have been fitted up in a 'cry short time; the former i.eallet the Lod DUAGI.I, and the latter Eel Howe, The PAN has been taken up to cse7 eaves to China, and would have been purchased by Sir Edward for a frigate, bad she ant been French built. " The crops of cation and Indigo this venal ar, abundant ; and the latter will hi of the very best rtualdy, provided we hove a 'apply of rain shortly." The general packets containing shipping InUili genee. having not been brought up by the Captain from the Teiganunth, we have not been able to pro cure any information respeding the ships left at Beagal. The Teignesetoh did not touch at Madras but the latest accounts received from thence, at Ben gal, were satisfactory. The distrids under that Government was in a perfect state of tranquillity. Mr. Ewsa, the Commissioner at the East India Company's settlement, at Fort Marlbro' on the Coast of Sumatra, is recalled; and Mr. Tunes.. PARR, a civil servant, on the Bengal establishment, is appointed Resident at that seultment. His Royal Highness dee Duke of Cs re sitinne it to coanmand the &mats Legion. and not the Duke of Cumeant.•rio, as stated so the list of the Staff Officers for the expedition, in our Paper of Satur day. We are the snore anxious to correft this mis take. as the paragraph has been copied into alt the London Papers since puhlished. In the event of the embarkation of the Duke of Yoe X. for the Con tinent, the Office of Commander in Chief at Home, is, we understand, to be executed by a Board of General Officers, constituted, according to report, of the following Members : Gseerels—ser Ge ege o.boreo, 4oh Fat; lloi W. Ila , court, 16th bpi I:ll , Agenne; kneph W .lon, Aiillery. I.e iterunt Faerv,t, ,4 Foot Goon's; Heilry Roo', lit Life I:mirth; Thomas It.iwte, I L'lth Fuel Hon Henry aniner, Pith Foot • Brigadier General G mst t.t.. on the Star of e - .c Landon astria, embarks with his resi:iient, ass Ist Guards. • Major General But R RD i. to VIM Thllla the two Briv.a.les of Git trill. emisaike.l for Forei, .errke. A csfasiderahl: proportio:t of the M.ij••r-;;:,tam's cm the the el untinf Ory ••I pas; suffici Lot fitct A Rirc ' , C" HARI Set 1. ce al a i,