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EDINBURG/1, Oc r . 8. On Thursday, his Excellency the Earl of Moira reviewed the Paisley Volunteers, and the Renfrew shire Yeomanry, in a field near Barnsford Bridge. In the afternoon, an elegant entertainment was given is the Town Hall, Paisley, to his Excellency and suite. and a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Coun‘y, Officers of Corps, &c. In the even ing, his t. Tdship and, suite returned to Glasgow, and on Friday morning set off for Greenock. On Friday, His Excellence the Earl of Moira, scrimp:sided by Lord Rai:elite, Lord Forbes, Sir William Keir, &c. and attended he Major-General Wemys s and Staff, also by Lord Elphinstone, and Mr. M.Dnerall of Carthland, Lord lieutenant of the County, reviewed the whole o f th e Volunteer force of Greenock. On his entering the 6 d d, a salute was fired by the artillery. When his Excel lency gained the centre. .1 general satire was given. He then rode along the lines after which, tbe cE:- ferent corps formed into open column of compani .s, =-id passed him in ordinary and quick times they the f.nrrici line and commenced tiring, and, as usual, themselves in a very superior style. • . the adlernoo, 'be following orders were issued: • Greenock, uct r , 1.04. the Ea , l'of Moira has do Tted Major G.Nicra: I'. • •• tii t.. vti.• 0..,4 which ae•.: in tare V, how u.,. high y hr. Li.c.1, 4 1,a wa• i•lcaseJ with tt - ...r a • .1 4• -lore and the 'we of tiro! .y an 10 such a feet Mt fur a that h, wi.i 1J re' w:h th- tat sati4e-tiqn, were nc, allO.l rid town against an ...mine. • In the afternoon, the M.scistrates give an elegant entettainment in the inky Hall, to His Excellency 7nl suite, Genoa! Wemeos, &c. &c. and the Field Officers and Captains the different Coops. In Lie even.ng there was a very htilli.tra assenobly. 03 Taursday last, the Magistrates d Town en c il of Renfrew conferre I the free.' rot that i.tnt burgh c.ri £ lel M nit esoirnati 'n ef hi, csertirins to pr f•t- -rtt Atitlu 'efe- t f ce ins 1:..$ inv ui•on nt its •.:I;:idevtrNi C7.:rat.n I) •-•:: • : a • I) -ea lite:y uith sum: • p:Ate, with insctirinnn., bv 5A'.l Camp -127:1 .173 CJ. • Ge.,tfrl7l.ll ¶e .‘1 ; Pit: which was 7-7.: .1t -.-r, in • , z •4%. t:•.;i: ar:y. ESCAPE OF VICE-PRESIDENT BURR. erreacr rftom A LETTER FROM COMMOMORE T IRETON, ADDRESILD TO A FRIER]) IN NEW VOtt MY DEAR SIR, Perth Amboy, 2 Ist Jody, tent. It has been extremely paisfril to me to hear of Sr. many eaoncous slat totems respecting Col. Burr's asrival and rrcep tion at this place, and I am induced, in Cnilli,quence there'rf, and inconsideration of some circumstances in which my name hat been frequently mentioned, to d• - :tail to you facts as they are at least in suh.tance. Mereprir.entatiOns cannot in the end he useful, or considered a.lviseable even in this case ; but, on the contrary, men of honour will want truth told with candour, awl sttelt quit. I wilt to gratify. I :IMAM and c msuler as inertia..., sible in a Virttlml4 community, and unworthy of my character, that unfounded civil: sliould have a tort men when I can relate the truth of what has mine within my own observation. On Sunday morning, the .T2'.l ind. between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, I was engaged in my stridy, when a ser vant cline to me, and said a gentleman wanted to see me Supposing it to be one of my neighhonrs, I desired him to ask the gentleman to be seated in the &Laing-room fur a few ail nutes,and I would wart upon hint. Soon after, Mrs. Truxton came in, and told 1112 it was the Vice Preddent. I immediately went down stairs, sad a it 1,1-1 boy walked up tr m r, whom I dal 11.4 at the in...resit re-ogni,r ; he raid that Col. Barr wa, in a ones, awl wished to see nee. I went one, anti discovered the boat that lauded the boy lay in.: otf .t A suit tl.tlailte Cram the shore, ant the barge-men on Its or oars, k. adore a p rsition opposite to my tanning pea: •. As so in 2. I a.,111 , ,A7h.: I trrit enough L. tha b .at, the Viee7Preselent and tny-elt enc .ang of salutations; the boat then cant., in, when he lan led imnr,tli at,:ly, as did Mr. Sea twout, wit rat its intra h: to me, never having seen that gentleman before. In welting up to my house, the Vice-Preeht.mt to!al me they had barn m rat oh the night oat t w toe ~ aid a dish of good coffee would oat come amiss. I told hnn it should be fur Willed with pleasure; and as soon as we gat on the plane, I orleriedtbrzakiar..shilt wet soon prepare 1, as the equ.:rage of V int meal w s not et rem - seed below. Aft:r braakfast, - Mr. Swtrtwout Warned to New York, and tie Vice President a.rce tine :1 horses were to be procured t LIAR hint on his , ;alr. ney farther southwtr4 Not believing (as it wit Sunday, awl as! afterwards was in armed) that he could be accommodate I with convenience in Cll4 I told tutu so, aad that he must cant :rat hr rase!, where he was. On LI tidal morning, however, I ordered up my own horses and amid took !Cm to Csaitherry, ahont twenty. miles frnm the, place, arid at t village he hi cd a cirri age arid horses t 3 proceed with him to tlie De - aware, sill I returned home. Daring the %nate. Cu!. Burr was with me, but little was said of the duel; d on his part, as we 1 was mine, prevented sorts co rversat ion. 11, siopcared 13 Me to fe.sri much more 11 , 111 . . W and teen than I hare ohseree I sit any other person on the oceosian ; thorigh I have oven maav u he exuressed urtfeigrisvi regret, and I waseert..in that they le?. it. In convermtioe, I took an upporetirityei n t rk . r .- ing soy woo fee;rngs on the •übjeet, and that Gen. Hamilton I mitc•:n:Als: an.nvalu able Irma otstesma , and d-r ; tit as a p.dit.cian, l ad , nir.ed hi.n always, and u 1 fart 1A aim as a . brother. These expression', were inale rather infoWnt tray, an:4 I wayssrry I male *ma -xi ttse =Air +.1.4 ‘3 i q rsawal Con in the breast of C.ehusel Burr, which ought not to have been made by me; brat it seemecl unavoidable. I added et the ante time, however, that I had and always Ita.l are onieigned and sincere regard for Col. Barr; and that, wh:he I regratte I the past event, I at the sane tone gave him a hearty welcome, as should have done '.en. Hamilton, had the lateral' their iris err:e w been revere 1 , and he had made me a visit. I Late taken time and pains to recd legit and relate as nearly vefsatont as pos sible, every material expression on the nattieet introduce! In consequsnce of the unfortunate catastrophe, err that pAS ,, d tv twecn us; and hip. it will prevent any (mete: niumpresenta ti3ll, at least as far as you can prevent it. I am, respectfully, and with esteem, Dear Sir, your friend and °hellcat meant, TIIOMAS TRU VTON. NV . . PRESENTATION OF COLOURS • A•r OAKLEY PARK. Last Friday, the Ludlow and Bishop's Castle Yeo manry Cavalry, commanded by Major Walcot, and the Ludlow and Cleobury Loyal Volunteers, com manded by Lieut. Col. Salwey, met in Oakely Park, to be inspeaed by Lieut. C ol. Chaytor. Pre vious to the inspeaion, Lady Powis, supported by her amisbk daughters. Ladies Harriet and Char lotte Clive, and attended by LordlClive, I.Vm. Clive, Esq. M. P. Col. Kynaston Powell, one of the wor thy representatives for this county. Colonel Brown, of the Montgomeryshire Militia, R. P. Knight, Esq. Al. P. Major Dallas. Lieut. Col. Chaytor, and a lArge party of respeaable neighbouring families, ap rr. ached the line drawn up in front of the mar crtees,—the Infantry commanded by Major Rogers, c a ptsins Green, Conmson, Morris, and Lloyd, in the centre; the Bishop's Castle Troops commanded by Captain Toldervey, on the right ; the Ludlow 2d Troop, commanded by Captain Adams, on the left; th • Ludlow Ist Troop, having before received their stamiard from Colonel Clive, keeping the ground; two elezant standards, and a pair of beautiful co hors, the gift of her Ladyship, were consecrated with gre a solemnity, by the Rev. Mr. Alban. Her Ladyship, bearing in her hand the Pair of Colours, and Ladies Harriet and Charlotte Clive each a Standard, advanced. and delivered them to Major Waken Salwey, with the f0110.r. , ins impressive Address : " Gen , le _ " I have I •it it to be not lea a point of int:haat:on than of gist periemal respect which l nue to my fr.endsaild iseigifiours, to accede to the desire they Ii ire A.ne use the honour to ex press, of rogeis Si; from Inc hinds thoie military en.igns which are in Votive to distinguish than) aninicst the bands of Britous, voluntarily armed for the (Jamie, of this happy ta..d against the attacks and machinations of the moot to,g-irous and inyg triate enemy it has em had to contend with; and I trust, when it be recollected that I have ben attachd, from the time I •aii reamer .r, by ties of pr.:uliar affec• ion and regard to this spin, and to those who dwell around it, it will not be thought irreesanr, that in diicha whit this honourable and solemn dot. I have urvi.nralien to fierfm.n, I hare associated with myself these in whose protection and welare I fret au intatest supe rior to all personal cinsidernitow. " Tile ardour arid dia.ntere dad tires with *hich the Cmps kre asstenblui lure I.rod furili, ALI that zeal and constancy vier which, 03 , 171 f the watch:al gat Mbe.• of the olicars cam muslin/ them, they have adva iced in the C....21:thi ooints of Iselin, a:mi.*, and discip!ine, ithile they maze the h-,nour able sentiments obizh glow in their Much., a 4 Ilia patri.it real with which they are animated in the Daferica of our haat, ant Constitution, alike it untie !eseary fix me so point out what must by them be to much felt and a well ims derstood; die Devotion aim Reverence. with which they are is guard these Colours and S'andards which we is prcse.it, hh our earnest prayers, that if the time of battle till: come, tli:i mat lead to Vim WI and It mown.* Lienterant.Colonel Salwey, after thanking her Ladyship, in a very neat, appropriate, syecli, and much like an officer, for the distinguished:honour done the Corps, delivered them, with a suitable ad. dress. to the Cornets and Ensigns, who marched with them In front of the line, preceded by their ex cellent regimental band, thrl stave the kid'," and several martial air, :_;he whole was so. lemn. grand, and affeCling, and received with the gre::eu attention 'file two C irps then took their reseZtive ground for inspeEtion by the Lord Lieu tenant, the Earl of Pnwis, and Lieutenant-Colonel Cbaytor, who we:e pleased to erytreis themselves Wrblygratrfied by dr military app.:trance Afkilkill ofh3:h. They were then marched into the lawn in front of the mansion, where they sat down to an el cant and plentiful repast, hospitably provided by his Lordship, who joined the officers in the mariuee pitched in the cents of the extended tables. fhe scene was uncommonly gay, cheerful, and animat ing; mirth and gond humnor every where prevail ing ; the day being spent in the utmost hilarity and conviviality, the Corp. observing the criltest order and regularity. After the repair, the line was or dered to be formed by Leutenant.Colonel Chaytor, who took the command ; the Corps the" marched off the field, in divisions, by the In,ansi•as, saluting cordially its noble own.v, with v. hnse affa'illity and attention they were so highly pleased and delighted EMBASSY TO RUSSIA. Lord G. L. Gower, and suite, in a chaise and four, and four postchaises and pairs. with two out riders, left town yesterday evening, at 7 o'clock, for Yarmouth, upon his diplomatic mission to St. Pe tcrsburgh. Mr. Ruffe and Mr. Vick, King's Mes • s oigers, are in his Lordship's suite. They were to sleep last night at Witham. and will embark this day on board the iberikvsi frigate, waiting at Yarmouth to carry them to Russia. Mr. Stuart, his Lord ship'. Secretary, and suite, lett town in the mcrn ing, at 9 o'clock. for the same destination. Mr. Ross, his Lordship's private Secretary, with Mrs. Rios, and two children, kit town in a chaise and four, at three o'clock, with two private carriages. They set out from Lord Mahnsbury's house in Spring Gardens. It is said, that Sir J. B. %Var. ren will return in the !bat >l. Mr. Fosraa sailed on Monday from Deal, for ANY.l.irgton, in America, upon his dinlomatic mission, as Secretary of Legation to Mr. Mcaa v. An elegant entertainment, contisting of turt:e reni.on, and every delicacy t,f the season, %els on %fa: Jay given by tLe Rifle Corps, at the King's !Acid Inn, Canterbury, to Brig-adier-Genzral Mus a acsom, Lieutenant-Colonel Wens, 14.4 B 4 K CR, Esq. M.P. the Mayor, many rf the M:letarr• Of ficers, and a large party of the friends of the Corps. the afternoon was spent with the greatest harmony and convirial:ty ; many loyal and very elc.i:ea songs were sung, and mirth and good humo.a pre vailed to a late hour. Sunday, died at his house in Green Park-place, Bath, aged 73, Gtosas Pact. Nloxcn, Esq. the lineal descendant of General Gt.., a fiC MONCY. Dike •.1 ALLEM 4au a. This Gentleman was married to I. tly AKA UINTA BEKISFOILD, sister to the late NI :lois of WATIAI.JiILI, and vas tathtr to M•s. I'. 1..4%505. of an,!:::•. Lady of r.e Rtv. Gt.s AVLI Hssit, o.' Cie c .ti-ty of Wict,'„.••.-. He ss as a Gentleman cat the rra:de.t and o-t lishaa manners, and has rrsi.ied many yt.a-s Bath. lit the course of the last too. th, pat.:ll:s have Seen discnArged, cured. tr. m the Fever ilospi t.d, in DuWin, and tr.e•.? has been no death ; a fta, under all the circumstance-, perhaps not to be paraLeled in the annals of mcclicinc. colmrr Cqf SURR4Y._ ADJOURNED SESSIONS. SUSIONS SPOUSE, kIORSENIONGPII-LANt, THURSDAY, OCT. H. Plore the rhoirninn, THOMAS EVANCE. Esq. and the JI.SIICAS of Me PEACE for thal Cuttaty. FEL(.NIFS. Vainif Stanley and Irani Smith were indiaed for stealing two fowls. the property of Mr. liemming. On the 9th of September last, about three o'clock in the morning. the l':isoner., along As ith a third person, were challenged by a watchman, stationed in Georges.lane, near the prosecut.r's house, at a gateway leadiog into t! prosecutor's premises ; when he accosted them. they answered they had been out of town, and missed their way, upon which he chteefed them the road ; but wing them separate. and having some suspicions of them, he sprung hi; rattle, 4,1c1 they made off. lie, however, secured the Prisoner Stanley, while the next watchman seized Smith. Upon searching the former, at tlle watch-house, they found four fowls, tied up in a handkerchief, and one ii; each of his coat pockets; they also discovered two skeleton kis, and a small rhe,i gn fotted Stanley Grti/ty; but recommended him to mercy, and acquittirt 'The Court sentenced 'fhomas Stanley to Si: Mieth's latpt-ilonitnnt in the County gaol. Paul Smith was convided of stealing a qaantity of coffee out of the warehouse of Mr. 'Thomas Coles, the younger. Sentenced to Our 31anth'i Itvrisoottnent. Walnut Cole was conviaed of stealing a wooden toil, some silver t, spoons, and other article., the property of Edward Dix. He was sentenced to Seten rear, trantpuilatia,, and to hard labour so Me Muse qf Correition is tbr mean ttme. .rtatet Bootton, a toy not more than fourteen years old, was convided of stealing a silver watch, the property of Francis Aspelon. The prosecutor, the prisoner, and his father, had lodged in the same apartment fur some time. Having left home on.: morning in a burry, the prosecutor forgot his watch under his pillow, and was for some months before he discovered any traces of it ; at last he found out that the prisoner, whom he had for a time before suspeard, had sold it to a y wog man who worked in the same fa.ory; the theft vas then brought home to the prisoner. When called upon for his defeiice, the unhappy, misguided youth, asserted, that the prosecutor had returned home drunk, and the next m - ir.iing he fund the watch in the streets and kicked against it in the gutter. lie was sen. sentenced to Oae Montro bud del Jar, and then to he ivately s: hooped, end di-rharged. .72.(114 Miler, alias Privy, and Aterantler bone, conviaed under the vagrant aft, and sentenced to Six Months ImpriJo.-ment and hard Water. ISSoLVENTS The several Inso'yew. Debtors who had beam re manded the last ti,:ssions, were brought up. Thomas Harris was opposed on the grounds of Iwittg. obtained goods upon false pretences. He Chi been a surgeon and apothecary for many years. One day he came to Mr. Baron's, an eminent drug 's*, h der; hasidsonse calariot, aatnmparded by a Mr. Itichlid Andrews: he told Mr. Baron be wanted a quantity of goods immediately, for exportation to the West Indies, and desired he would furnish his pieces, whicla,he accordingly u . The Prisoner then ordered more goods, amountii. in the whole to nearly 4001 in value; when he called for payment, ate Prisoner appeared exceedingly sorry he did not came sooner, as he had just paid away All the money he had, bneviould give him a bill on Mr. Andrews, who was a gmtletnan of large property, and then lodged with him: he agreed to take the bill, and a few days otter found that his goods had been sold to dif ferent persons through town. Suspeaing some fraud, he went to the Magi 'traces at Bow-street,itho advised aim to arrest the Prisoner; suspeaing he w. 14 a shy cock he invited him to his house, to V..e the peacr proclaimed, which was to take place the following day ; however the Door did not come, but sent a triend. Expeaing him, he had previously Concealed t :- bailiffs in the house ; !e then pretended one of his servants was sick, and requested the Dodoes friend would send him to administer, by which stratagem he contrived to have him arrested. The Prisoner answered, that he had been taken in by a parcel id:swindlers ; he had surivrei materially by Mr. Andrews; and the goods were chiefly taken by Messrs. Castle and Hill, who were his law agents, and had made him give them a warrant of attorney : he had been completely duped, which essicd in his total ruin. The Coart, not eoucciving the grounds sufficient to detain the Prisoner, ordered him to be discharged. Twenty-seven Insolvent Debtors wets discharged, among whom were the noted pugilist araiel Men doza. and Mr. John Locker Waiiiwrii;h:, lately con- Tided of conspiring to carry away a Word of Chan c,:yr ; he was, however, remandi:d till the time of his imprisonment for that off.ince s'ioulA expire. The Carieba, MtUr ti No, from Jamaica, for Liverpool, is on shore near Whitehaven. The running fight 01 our small crtisrt, with the Musquito Fleet, contiltued from Have to Cher burgh, into which part rn s..t of them escaped ; but they were pressed so c1. , .51y by the Inge4,st and the Coartea, that a large gun-brig and slugger were driven on the rocks uaar Cape 1,4 Vogue, and foun dered. One of the sneers states, that one of our smallest ships of sear chased and fired at lii-aud tiventi, of their largs.t brig s , an d compares t h e i r running away along their shorts, to a Hock of geese c! - .nsed by a terrier. It was reported yester3 ty, upon tl)e authority of a letter from Deal, that :he P., Hiles, home ward-bound East Indiaman, waich we stated ye‘ttreay to have pa:.s-ci from the iieet off the C.t,,e, on the !Bth of May, and was sup; used to have rca for Madaysear, was s-cn just before she Irted conspanY, in :Le utmost distry.s. Two days afsera-ardh, a great number ot pieces ot wreck v. ere tee s„ and it was feared she gone down. It is 5...4 that she had a greeor rstmJC: cf passenasrs on board than aLy sl.ij ir. ste !It. t. Yesterday twining, the house of M-. ArKi ssoh, sthue-mason, Gosweil-strer:, seas broke open, a;•d to'iLed of a quantity of plate, itc. with which tl.e vida:t.s, after having regaled themselves with grin• in the cellar, pude theit ai d. • IXTIACT . ritO3 THE kiwomAS o.4.zrrit, or TUX 23s or MARCH. Of:NKR/11. tIRDERS. BY THE COSIMANDESt tK Cllllll. Ifead•;;u tante neat tio,r4,, 10th Fria. le()4. The (:).:,ra-ial C:,t-1 has great •atrsfatLun w uirthi.g. ing his lingti s.•us: of tha..ll,tingoieb..l vertices of the merit cm,•+! •yed ct utr reJectioat of t:ic fortress of4ivaf ig-u - , l'll4 L•.•utauan-Culon.:f The a, nu: and iudginent by %Vitae, throughout the nintle • f thy, ar.t0 , ,,1% and import nit svr. ice, claim ht t:se,leney'fi Lest thi , nit% an.l warinett a:probation. tie C emh.,ndel in Chief derived great &utile front f.i.su. to int C.)! e.el WI; et,'s revert u( the .p , .rited and merito. ions enst•ln et Lruteru.d Lo'.ll.^l. Astv• • and Tav i. I •r, of Ma t mt D m :L • And ni sre.h. of tin and lit of the awls wider their regyeatve II .r.ectroiey deCae• C .I.mel White to signify to Lieute nant Co.i eon Al Custock, and 0th , :414 awl men of the I.t Kw- • 1411 i ; to Lieutenant Cithrii I Ash; Sell CIC hove at. 1 in •ii of toe YJ Banal tn.., 9th Regiment t w LtelkAy n F ayaaa, and (Ahem' and loci of V ;: 11 ot ,tte!i , l'Altelegtment; w Majur 1141•Leod, and offturt gad too et . s . t:, • 'liim,keau Flank Comporhes; and to the ullic-t• aati ine.t th a dltachnicit of the toll Regiment t elf& >1 pinks a 3 1....,,hati0n of the r .irit and whir het los 41 f 0 ,4 oc ant of t..e the-rfulrres, sit +4.4 r tw which they •tshmitted to •esete lahoor and fitistnti. t“iU Wood, of Engitmos, Ifs F.XCetlectr t gt , ady ohl get foe the .t h • esine-d in tht An. of the place of attaskoaa fur the 114.i1t wigelehacb u • zneksjetre cuns•ru• t d. The enmmand -r Chief is I=mi-utterly hags to .tnterthe valuaLle service. ui Cu: A:till,ry ertyinvei .3 Gael eller. anti I.), great etf.ct yr xit.:erl Itv the fire or th • b•Vert unt c.r- OPTIC I.kCe4 4/Ecnl.alv uni t waif-able, req-rts 1.• u:est the c,,w7Creer_ .14 the ArulletTs %h. officers a.uj tueu ugd.rr brs cum/hand. LORD NELSON and Hu LORD MAYOR. 1 The following Letter fum: Lord IMlLsnix to the Loon MAYOR will excite much public curiosity, , and be :ea.! with great attention : Mr I.oois. victory. ta d t, 11P4. I'd, day I tm homaired with your 1.•••10ti 1.-tter *flat, April 9, tran•ott•tmg me the It solut oflll Of Vie C0:A4 . ...t0u1l 'AA{ LAlndon, tbankoig sue as Command:us the fleet slo.ltaitu f g Trw!on do eau , * your Lo.d.lsio, that there is not th,t 'nen' i n , .110 sou• vaiue u ran tls:.• thanks of a:4 Fetkil l t a t I , Z 'lig of thin mvve.f ; but I ,horn I as rietiti• a •h arm t t, retlvre thert fora ion cu Of "woo. e, rn ,•k d II Ite , 111•1110, if I fe:t that I did n.t come willuVb.t hat of owl' win:, as I abound feel hunt at hour^ a great /*WV passed over I t.. yo•Ir Lard • that the. par of T neon has pater .drat `ay : quit • the re: rr.e. La •ry pa-. 0 hav offeed a..., fait t ; (..r it ,a. thy. f th a t t 1 rralive the L., e-• and .x eat lti.•ntsof ternary ; s. d I .ra.t that th..y sill n o t be di YO3. w I.,dee of my 1;4 s that all the Ju Y, Fa; °TWITS air rev:, •V•ne of the Cytlll.. 11.118.0P.' need ttl! Tha..lta of the Cr..r!...reufl est I. , onfloy. whOst th, J..,.t0r Flea IPscar• of the i lltela-rraneest er.umly ~mittvel —4 or. it b Ai itru-k sue v.:vy feeri ; f ur where , 10.rtnatuart f Ole Junta Fl C..;.t.ina of lother Fleets was d, the A,11.• i”fuemetistp e.au'Ahave been gown of the Flag 0115,04 of thi. Fleet, awn* .s ; -Ind it was Me duty to 173 , 3, that v ate and Fla. sod Cs;Mains oo nut rraa.••• Op- British t•• , that, a. I have th.: !vetoer and Isa. , nLesl t.. CO a 'ea d. It leltewlo! appear., m• L wd, a es...it ectraordish. elrengo. at.. e; that Rear Ad.Litil fir Richard It &await, e15..u..1 heed haen,aa secs td wt colonand to tha lad ettitweeiteow 0 -teta .Writ passel over .or the C,rpnration 1,0,01u5.-I.see a te. it.. E;ydtlirs c edit,on, Arlen t-. 0 irst and e.rant.nd w•••rl thansari, ant now C.,sweilut h,t:, ‘4. It fleet, the Rea,-4A.n..:-.31 .Iced to let the tow r twill • he had an rrapt..t.,t.:ty personally to call upon tar d Mayas to account ter tuc ' an ext,autdio.ny onietaion: bur, ti.rn 1114 ascaltdou.isnoa, I awe it to that ex:a:lent Officer nix to p:at it lay. And I do assure emir L-ir Ishii', that the con.talr, aralmit, and cordial support I hare h it my eons nand Irani , ,1, Y.ar. A17111%11 Sir It ichi-1 R.:ed.-ton, and Rea-Ad 'sir., Ca ,y his S-on a ea 4 i.rt't all m • mil W. have shared ?•,:, .the. the ••••) • tart die .t.••• •• • -',.g •ayna t'• ,n fon t .en ,t sea, and as • ••eadv to .11' the •,t. and elOry of a d .•tre : toer• t • it .t g C4:l even ~.1% • 4be 6.! ,ifittsl I• 1 111.111 k, fro t? •a•ti ri:••• pone.* —.I h , , r.ut in fe11..., v.lty h• 413.111 legprct, your mo.t b NELSON AND /110:,a1. T,,e Right Flora. the Lm l M:yor I SIIREIPNBUR Y. Oct. 10. Th. Battalion of Shrewsbury Vtlun•eers *ere yesterday reviewed by ft- g tdier-General Withal.; • who expresszd himself h'ishlir satisfied with their discipline and steadiness. After they haJ goilk through their manceitvres, intelligence. was received that His Royal Hignn-ss the Duke of Gloucester was shortly to pas through the town on his era) , from Chester ; in consequence of wh ch the Bat tai :on matched into the town, ani formed a lm- in fie Castle.street, for the pur l ; ise of reteivinc hire , About tire o'clock His Royal Highness a rived, who • alighted from his carriar, and passe.: along the line, when the proper honours were paid him. He was graciously pl-iasecl to express to the Colo:: i Sir Charles Oaltely, his approuadon of the militarf appearance of the corps, and his stnae of the vacua- , 6412 paid to him. Wed:l.ll4y, at Marlbornugb-street, Coivret S. charged Lieutenant L of the Navy, wiCa him a challenge to fight a duel. I•he parties have been long fnends, and repaired to Drury-lane Theatre on !! -.Jay night, where a d.ffp-- noinion arose co;:ceri.ing tire mini! of M. A s. After the they repaired t•s rr.u.e ,:t Covent-gar.:.• r..here the dispnt• btearie In •ra warm. and ,ne blowy passed. Tare D 111,1‘ re paired to an a ins room, where lie err. •tea ch :I lenge, and sent !ti Mr. S. r.ees ring a meeting on the subsequent day. The chleien,e was ;.r •Juced, and the I)efendant tntered into sureties to keep al., A very sly's-Ling accident tint place a short time Igo:— . %i Mr. Mt, LISH was driving to New m irket in his coach and (our, he C:111). up with a hizgler, driving a chaise -tart, near Loughton, is tist , x. The man WAS obstinate, and witid sot stiffer Mr. MEL LISH to pass him hii cart :toots the r 04.1 to preve: heifer Oa: was on the read to coach-hiirtcs, and threw ail the lot Oa Mr. Mai.t.:sis pursuing his j. tcalc the min a' out half a mile fur he evinced the .ame obs:i tat,' as ' across the road at a very fast rate chaise caught a post, an.: threw The cart. Mr. Mcs.cisu sent for desired t'ie man to be taken case .it day. I place a short 4 is driving to New. • cam.e up with a tear Loughron, in r, and w- nid not ; and, on driving eat forced run between the tur animals down. jonrney, he over. tither on the road, before, in driving : the wheel of tbg the driver out of ✓ a surgeon, and e of, but be oboof Ye le► Inc !At rE !oi. • It