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SATURDAY URINTTS CAUTTE. kkainaltp.ol/Say. N.l It Dilitistritea reeeiwal from C.nonnviduse Howl, Centnitnier. hi-Chief Hi• Honrop's ships and reseals in the Leeward eneinse the f allowing teems, &drew& to iiim by !Aral. Cr!, Qii*. You liiturband, Cape. Shipley, Lieut. King, Ind Caps. : 14 , 4 Minerry's s-hooter SIR, St. John's Reads, Match 10. It is with great pleasure 1 have the honour to Amman( you, that on Tucw.lay the !nit instant, at two 1'.114. parsing English. Guadaloupe, in His Maimer's sehnoner under my command, I diwovered a o'hormer standing at the Northward; ea drawing near her she holirt...d a red penda•tt, stood into the f Mamie, and anchored close under the batteries. On 'tending in 1 discovered her to be a Fritsch privateer f u ll Gf men. The wind blowing fresh on share t'ru•n the westward, prevent...it inc sending th • cotter to attack her. At Meth snit laying off the Hayes, it ta.l cairn. Mee ptopoaed sanding the entier to attempt her, ' when Mr. Salvoes, the Muter miunteerzd this service, to lobes I consented, from the Its:vied(' I had of his molts- Ron and good conduct on former oemskins; and I hope, Sir, pit Win be of opinion he merits the xonfideue placed in him. The beat contataius only ben men, himself, and the Somme, mho was also a volunteer. At two A. M. the boat returned, Ism* captured rod brought out the privateer who ann- Mestol4l dying on them, as also the batteries, immediatelyi on their entering their harbour t the beat persevered, boarded, 'sad carried hey, alter a Moto renewer M ten minutes from the ems, cosseting, when boarded, of el men, well prepared to neeleeihem, and obliged afterwards to tow and sweep her set In a dead oda:, under a heavy fire from the enemy'. bet. Reiss, as also the musketry hem the shore. The Master m enial MO that the very gating condor of the men, together • with the assistance of the Surgeon, in opposition to all del • levities, enabled him to execute th is Mink*. She peeves to 104 Le Rene schooner privateer, carrying 50 men, well armed, and on, long brim Ylsounder; sails extremely fast, well found, end e.ctualled complete for three mouths for :di men ; lust going on a cruise. lam happy do add, that so loss has been serialised on the pass of the boat. On the pert of the enemy., fire men killed sod ten wounded, four of whom Iwo{ moribund, Including the Captaia, who wan woundcd on thlflret d the attack. To Itarenst Hood, Esq. Costsmodore, te. I have the honour to he, &c. W. CARR. 111, - Sloop Osprey, Radiedoes, March 28. beg lon to inform yes, that on the Mel instant, I disco vered four sail on the S. W. *saner l 1 immediately chased, and apes wearing them, I fogad thins to be a large frizate and three serchmit ships ; open arming Within hail of the frigate, i . emelt oslots,s, and arid*" broadside, which was hist:Bll4 retorted, and the dro ships sontinuod in close aftron for ill hear awl Ail winless, when the enemy ceased bring, and began to make id, sod liar convoy to sopiestsen different *Won 1 1 Own found with regret, heat she outsaded the O‘Prii end 't h e Sao-ails upon the cap , I Weever continua the *Me, hring isordiw thanes as bang is they could reach, Mat ow lostaight of her dodos die night. The French chip's grog, WI hull, wen very ma* cat ;ths Osprey has also eassad *ay mesh *bar stab and rigging ; and 1 as softy to 61, int se below ewe killed- said 18 mounded. Lieut. 0.61 w, the dllosni, and ship's couipanv, behaved with the Creliffeabanteill,4"theaOsaloyitYnriandli rip,pntumrtimhereswretiriinfkort'tlheysloruip, Reliance, and 1 am inform* loom the Fran+ Pr:se-Master, - Mist the dip the Oiproy ening*, woo the frigate Egyptienne, Ida *twit priests* by the aterehann d Bourdeaus, mount- We $S pee, and hating to board XSS men. I are, Sir. &e. G YOUNGIIIISBAND. To SUM W Hoed, Canywdore eN COninniodur in Chief, &c. SIN. Soap Hipoornenet, March 29. . bass the honour to acquaint you with the ca,ture of LTOptiosuaa French privateer (formerly a republican icor" annoting thirty-six gum, mime and nines, commanded is, PLlclud, Ltd snug 41x1 MOO on bawd, on the evening of the 27th, alms an arduous chore of Oftv.four hours, and a funning fight archive IMPS assiltwertty minute', by His jainy's MA l•orn undo my command, fur she struck the moment w- Ndi y got Allonittadir of her I feed snitch *astir* In saying fire Amu and isteJ behwred with that coulnew •iiil intrep i d ty ig . bootot ,io Englislimen ; and hN Me enemy &Jim I them a • .alawride, I mu cuusirmd her superior force weld not have asAii'd Mora much. However, I CUOMO fortm/r •VCORI . Meswhog turner protection my First Lieutmant, for ho goof • Mtarittat as this .ts on all former itecosioitt. The slight resist. 1111 m obi or& I can only attribute to the fear of being as se tossoly brat as she had been four days toonrious by the Osprey, who kidtd eight of her men mid mended !owmen, and %Use gallantry astonished thaw Mr. John Lloyd, mattais MO s et the only permit hurt on this °oration, ..!id is. slightly. bass farther m tot trui you of the timaiture °idle Reliance of Leaden. imbue by IMO abort (opts. I have the hewn, to be, &e. CONWAY SHIPLEY. • ir. •am.d fp.d. Esq. Cestmedeee, end Commeamier Is Chia. le. His Majesty's Seep Drake, March 17. • I Wye the lienour to etqueint you, ea the worming of the Mob inn elf Englsthmian's Head, Gaetaloupe, I fell in with • • PIMA privates+ atithener, and • large ship in company, ar poretitly her paty bet awl& net wthie up with either end the =wit en there user the Isetteriee at the Hoye : I codes • them me Ow schooner firma the protection of the fort, Ma was prevented doing in by Hi falling sale, and frequent der r of the wind, sad having the thaM-top shot away, and Os serf eat : another ship appearing in the offing, tied inside& as if imentienally to run a-shire, I made sad Mier a, two hosts, under the direction of Mr. Lathe, the Master,se watch the ship, liming pieweed her se he e lf the there, end M Meath her, should they case nut, which war oh _ shopi by he sompir• slasdosiag Inv at the approach of the • User, only keying ewe Maier crew, whir had net tithe to get has their bear. Hut Iwe lorry t.. add, when in possession of Me Pei rise thee MY en Mew, the blew up; by which acei a teathies wale, three seethes, and one marine were let ; ekeen, t••• wader, 'spieled a few heirs Mier, lad reveal ' tither§ nthelli bpaiaai. The name of the ship I could net lawn the losit H VON resented, and Ina • very largo slap.—The . flldest.sliirortaielt I oreepterval, proved to be the Enterprise, IrirlhMileeili. taken by the Decide. I am, ate. W. KLIG To imam' flood, rag . _ Cootemdase, frt. s irc Emeral4, off the Diashood, %fangs Pt. them the bosom P. inform yea, that ea the evading of the 110* of this routh, observing a doop and a schooner at Pert . arithablo, Liostomot Gregory, with the boats of tius ship, was draee.-il to bong *eta asst, which GM being able to 40, he let hot *sad **toyed them, •i have the humor to remain, J. 011RIEN. OW Of • LOW floe Rene-htletirsi Vas**, to W. Minden, dated at both, the 14th intt. In Toe k will be Oared b aegesiat the Lewis Coanniodosers of • aulaiehneskYi lot Ili Wooers ship the Ethalion arrived in Leith Wolf 'work, An phi and 1 berteAt iodate a letter Crory Cipta.n Start, givsug so account of the capture iif . the Dutch natiotwil brig, La UAW*, ofaixtern gam, which he bas brought us with him. 11.1, tc. J. VASHUN. titalion, off Bergen, May 10. SIR, I beg so acquaint yam, that last night, after +iv hiLiur. I 'Wood LUevenn, a Dutch not twig, fined uut by a ;Zswy of toeschoots, at Annandans.,,,canying eix•een lung end.* witx. and loot do possiden, and eighty one Mod, anions/ea by Captaio Chutes Theonewe, too ds.vs Isom Berge. L'Unitid is a tesnatkably fine nose', about /in torts, eover fasten...l, and in art opinion Cllcieate4 for alvviee. I have great eatt4actioti in e.mmunicAtir,e this ittniligetint, ao L'Uts,uo, in company ...in I.*E.piln, a Dunit convent., tatziy annoyed our trade on this I Ism the honour to be. &c. CIIAS. STUART. WanOAct, May 111. Regbooot of pontoon Guarde—Ctmet jchn Butkotartn to be raellteeteee, be totrehme, Doob.ye,o, obo r•-ro Corset J. Nor* Woot.:oreto.t to he 1.1..nte sant, by pJrch.t,,, Mee Gramm, promoted in the I.rr Sautla Watet Hearty Seri Gambia, Gerd to be Ceram, viz, Ibmateaster. 4th Diens.....Taines Latham, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Boyd, iimemed. let Regiment of Feat Gouda -.4ebett Adair, Gent. to be En- Itigo, by purcbaor. 5d Ditto—eHonoutable Edward Wtiown Irby, Page of Honour to II rt ‘lajetty, to be Ew•igu, wottout pH:haw, %ice Breton, pro,uuted. STAFF. Lieutenant Colonel Gidrm 54airpc, of the 9th Font, to be an Assf.tani Quarter Master General of the Forces serving in Ireland, •ire Forster, who frw i rot. Ensign James Speedy, front the 17th Foot, to be Provost Mar tial to the said Foreti. Leoriou rehotcer Gowiru, Captain John Collingdon, of the Southwark Yeeimenvy Ca valry, to be Captain. Lieutenant Samuel Wellimatt, of Ditto, to be Lieutenant. Coinet Thomas Fentlinen, of Ditto, to be Cornet. John J..affrnon, Gent. to be Sor geo.i. John Freer Bowl, Gent, to h• 4.4*Tal.t Surgeon. ilarthon, Gdslt. t 4 VeterillAry Stifle/I.n. Norfolk Geottemt mud l'eosotry reedy!, Raven. Cornet W. Money Ildl to be ',lentos:int, •ice Maine, re signed. St& Rezionot of Loyal 7.uNdou rave:err lefseiry. Philllinois Gideudo, Gent. to be Adjutant, rice Shint o resigned, 7th Dim:. En‘ign George Skelton to be Lieutenant, vice Knot, rraigned. Lieutenant Benjamia Bonn to ht. Queter.ltdaiter. Thu DM , WHIT Afcmpte—llolithe at the Public Offices. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 21. The blood of the Hou linos has not been shed in vain.—Princes who quietly looked on while nations were insulted, plundered, and depopulated, now begin to bestir themselves, and to resent the foul and atrocious murder of the Duke of ENCH Two Hamburgh Mails arrived yesterday, with pa pers of the 12th inst. from which it appears that a Cana Mourning has been officially announced at St. Petersburg}► for seven days, in consequence of that horrid event.--Cburt etiquette requires from the Members of the diplonutk corps their obser- Tante of form in such caaes.—Citizen HE nou. vista, Bon•esers's Emissary at St. Petersbrirgh, result therefore either put on mourning in condem nation of his guilty Master, or shut himself up for seven days from the public eye.—Citizen Macias, another French emissary, is in the same predica ment at Carlsruhe, as the King of Sw..nss has or derv,' a C mrt Mourning upon e-e same melancholy occasion for eight days —Even at Berlin, the ca- pital of a Prince who has proved himself ready to flatter and accommodate the infamous despot of France, the Russian Minister, and all Russian sub jects, have issen perinitted to follow tie example of their countrymen at home, and to put .m mourning fur the murdered Prince.—These c n-eq•r-nee; of the midnight assAssination of the Duke ci L:Nc al Err we ezefirsirelyannounced some tim. ago, upon the au thority of our private corre,irondents.— ['heir offr..i4; confirmation now must sorely afflict c. re of ottr contemporaries, sysich has proved itself the tirolor • of the French Revolution,and sf the crimes -4* ii a 4- Pa sz, which would sneer at the inte.hgemeor Others. while the bell-wether of a party, and the organ of &aim, it is itself t.ie lag of all the newspaper flock in every species of useful or loyal information. The public papers speak of military preparati-ns, both in Prussia and Hesse Cassel; but they do nut mention the cause of these appearances of a rupture with Franca Private infornxation says, however, tha the French have demanded, in the name of the States of Hanover, a large loan from the EL:Elor of Hesse CASSZL, the refusal of which has caused Bon APASTZ to held such threatening language, that His Elettoral Highness, as an ally and near re. lative to the House of Brandenburg, called upon the King of Pacsst♦ for succours and prougtion against the republican marauders, and that this was the object of his late journey to Ber En. The Elec tor of Hesse CASSEL is oie of the richest princes in Germany, and his treasure in gold is regarded as the greatest in Europe. Only fifteen miles separate the Republicans at Gottingen from his capital, Cassel, where this treasure is hoarded up; and it is therefore not surprising, that, under the modest name of loan, they desire to fraternise with his coffers. Hanover is now so entirely ruined by them, that it must soon be a burden to; the in vaders ; if, in the name of the pretended Hano verian States, BOY tart is unable to plunder ;he sun-minding natiot.s by loans, which. without the saisEtion of the Kiig of ENG'. *sr, are nothing but re►olutionary requisitions, that cannot be expeled to be rvaisi. Hamburgh, Bremen, Lubeck, and Frankfort, gave their share last year; and Denmark, Meeklenhurgh, Brurt.,wick, Prussia, and Hesse, may exisca, in their turn, the same demands from France, as Venice, Tuscany, Genoa, and Switaer land. whish were forced to purehas^ a temporary neutrality that ended in the 100 of their indepen• deuce as free states. 'the selfish policy of Prussia suffers besides greatly from these detachments, which &NAP A.ft t has sent to occupy bleppen, and some other nous:II towns is IVestphali.s, wad which imp. Je all trade betaceu Etabden, and the intoi )r of Germany. A lett,r from Constauthluple says, that cur troops have occupied the town and forts of A;ez:.r.dii.t, in Ftypt. As we have a:ready men- ironed, we have the same right to occupy that pro vince, that Franie has to occupy the kingdom of Naples, Tuscany, and the Papal Territory. The news from France, by the /lamburgh Mails. is not of so late a date as that which we have already laid before the public. The new Ministerial arrangements are now nearly completed ; among die few changes that remained to be made, we understand that the Marquis of HERTFORD succeeds the Earl of CHEST ART IF 1.0 as Master of the Horse. and that the Earl of WESTMEATH and Lord Am FICRi.T are removed from their places as Lords of the Bed Chamber. Lord fsluLottAve certainly succeeds Lord PELHAM j but, strange to say, the latter has received no official intimation of his removal from office.— The melancholy tidings will be probably com municated to his Lordship, in the form observ ed by Lord NORTH to Lord LYTTLETON, up on a similar occasion. "My Lord, in looking over the list of His MAJESTY ' S servants, I find your name. is omitted." The place of CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ;or Ireland has been offered to Mi. FOSTER, but has not been yet accepted by this Gentleman. Mr. FOSTER, as ci-d. vast Sivaker 411 the House of Commons of Ireland, enjoys a com pensation for the loss of that situation, which would be deduced from the emoluments of any office which he may fill. The office of CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUra, as it would add nothing to his in come,has no lucrative temptations about it,and there fore it has been proposed to make him a Lord of the 'treasury also, in the room of the Earl of SHAN. NOM. For this purpose, his Lordship's resignation has been requested ; but his assent has not been yet received. Mr. Fusrs a's support would Le dearly purchased. by offending the Earl of SHANNON, and therefore the resignation of the latter will no doubt be upon terms. We have received Dutch Papers to the 17th, from which we have made some eat ads. Saturday morning Mr. Pyre had an audience of His MAJESTY. Ab'•ut twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY, accom panied by the Duke of Camaattoce, in his post chariot, and followed by the Qusatt and PRIN• CUSSES, took an airing through several of the prin cipal streets in London, and by Hampstrad, and returned about two o'clock. At three o'clock, His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earls 1:12111)GT, and Woscuatssa, Lords liawitcssoey, and Rivets when the latter hail the h.nour to kiss His hi astrtv's hand, on his 14. ing appointed a Lord of the R.dchambet, in shop room of the Ettl of WittcuLLSEA. Saturd ty, the Dukes of Yoax, CUIMILAND, K evr. and C•)1111111)0t, dined with Her MAJESTY. Yesterday mor..ing, about eleven o'clock, the Lot CuANCILLoa and Mr. PITT had audiences of Hi, %4AJEST T. ish Int twelve o'clock, Their • Magmas, the Pniscessrs, and Dukes of CI:51 o, KEST, and CAMBRIDGe, took :in airing to Kew A letter from Carracoa, dated March 14, states that the British troops were re-embarked on the night of the tsth rebruary, and left the Island on the 27th (excepting the Blahche frigate, left cruising off the east end), having previously demolished the fort which they occupied. They had also destroyed a considerable part of the town. A St. Vincent paper of th* 24th March states, that the fleet which sailed from Cork, on the 4th of February, had fallen in with the Lindiat Beat (which had sailed from Portsmouth, Jan. 2), to windward of B.uhadoes, and had arrived together, to the number of 280 sail, in Carlisle Bay. One of the Cork ships having separated from t!-c convoy, had arrived in Kingston ; otherbhad arrived at De mararas Trinidad, &c. Accou:its reached town on Saturday from the Flushing squadron, stating that the Rettirr, Cap tain MASON, which joined it some days before, had tir2:l engaged with some of the enemy's flotilla, in its progress from the Scheldt to the Westward, in which he succeed-d in driving some of them on shore : the Assedute, with the Amelia and another frigate, were lying at anchor in the Sheonveldt.— The Cr:treat on Friday sailed from the Downs to rejoin tha.n. Thirty-sever. ships of the unfortunate West India convoy were at Madeira on the 1 lth ult. with the Carytrart. The Generals and Chiefs of 1-lati (.1 . -decent St. Domingo), on the Ist of January last, proclaimed JOHN J A MIA DEssa ars rs, Governor General for life, with the l o wers of natio:7 war and pace, and nomin.i• i his successor. The Generals have all sworn t,t, resist for ever the authority of France, and to die rather than live under its dominion. The following is a list of the majority in tbe Tri bunate. in favour of the proposition for making 134 naparte "Emperor of the French:" Fabre (de FAude), President; Arnnuld, lard- Panvillier, Simeon, Faure, Secretaries ; Gary ; .1. Allinson ; Savoye-Rollin ; Dangler ; Tarrible ; Fa vard; Chabaud ; Mouricault ; Mallarme ; Forme ard-Dulimbert ; Pinteville-Cernon ; Duvidal ; vier ; Ferree ; Challan; Lahary ; Chabot (de Err); Gillet-la-Jacquerniniere ; Joseph Moreau ; Da cier ; Perin ; Bose ; Curet-; Labrouste; Httii.ore Duveyrier ; Ch. Van liulthem; Goupil•Prefei.l; G. Males; Korth ; Thouret ; Jaubert (de la Gi ronde) ; Gallon ; Beauvais ; Pierre-Charles Chassi ron ; Carre ; Sahuc ; Max. V. Freville ; 1.. Cos taz ; Delaistre ; sarrion-Nizas ; Glavt (de Seine-et- Oise) ; Jube ; Delpierre. A letter was read from Citizen Lem; (de : 1 0rne), escu,ing his absence on account of indisposition. What became of the other 59 TriLunes ? Were they all sick ? ROYAL SOCIETY or musta&m. V*, Saturday being the Anniversary of this Satiety; a great number at Vocal and Instrumental performers assembled ar Wt Lt.'s's Rooms to celebrate it. Earl Foes:melte was in the Chair. After dinner the usual loyal and patriotic toter of the Kinn, the Prince of %Vacs", &c. were drank with enthusiastic plaudits. the health of the Noble President being drank with acclamation. Earl l.'ot r cscv E returned his thanks in an appropriate speech. The health of the Vice President was next drank, and Earl WILTON returned thanks in behalf of him. self and his colleagues. In the intervals, Mr. Ix et.suow sung several songs, particularly " Va7k ey'd Susan," with all his wowed excellence.—Th e toasts immediately following were : Adruirai Corunallia, and the hernet r.f the Brigigh N avy . The Volunteers of the United Kingdom. The extenlion of flarnrooy throughout the world. The health of Dr. Mount cs, Chaplain to the Royal Society, was next drank, and produced an apprapri.ec speech from that gentleman. It was followed by the health of DuEtors PGMEERTON and CI. A the Physicians to the Society. The lattcr gentleman concluded his address, by these word. " Gentlemen, I hope you will all live long, and not require the aid of Physicians." " Leas: Lie Borcas," " Craty Jane. &c." followed, and contri buted much to the hanmuny and ratsead happiaes6 of the evening. PROMENADES. The Parks ar.d Kensington Gardens yesterday displayed a more than usual number of, elegant women. Pink, blue, and nankeen coloured silk spencets were much worn. with Spanish hats, fea thers, and flowers. The reap d'wil was the most interesting that can be convived. It suggested the idea of the Paradise of Mahomet ; but while the eye beheld such groupes of beauty with admira tion, the heart could not withhold a sigh upon the painful recolleetion that' the Loves and the Graces fly with rapid wing. Youth and beauty shine but for a moment upon the theatre of society, and disappear." A foreign lady of distinelins, dressed in white. trimmed with lilac and silver, was the superlative gaze of the day. Her dress was elegant, but in grace and loveliness she rivalled the Visas de Medici benelf. The Countess of 11a111111MOTON, and her charming family, were in the numerous list of fashionable prome naders. The equestrians were, in general, mounted upon the genuine breed of Prg.issu, an.l Ed pis; and the half crown a-side panty; which so often disgrace Rotten-row, made but a thin appearance. In the perpetual grind of carriages rolling alotig the sandy tine, were those of the Tuattsm ilateassa Do:, Earl Segues', Sm. The Prince of WaLts gave a grand imner on Saturday to the Duke of NORFOLK. she Earl of Gottroan, and upwards of thirty No:Amen and Gentlemen of the first rank and charades, at Carl ton-House. Earl Fi TZWILLI AII gave a void dimes yestee. day, at his house in Grosvenor-square, t. the fol lowing distinguished personages:—the Duke of Deco Nftl aa, Marquis of Bun meow* M, Earl C•lt. LISLI, Lord Ga En trt Li, Mr. Fos, General Farr- PATRICK, Mr. WIN DH•11, Mr. THOMAS Gin. VILLX, &C. Countess TAL not gives a grand route on the first of June. Lady Hutt will receive her friends en Wedoes. day. The Duchess of Bouros's splendid party on Sa• turday was attended by all the hire ton. HE•vsto4r gives a party on the3oth inst. Mrs. Joux WILLIAMS will give a Concert on Thursday next to amateurt. The Countess of HARRINGTON will give a grant entertainment on the 2ith inst. Lady Lu m n will give a route and supper this night at her house in Argyle street. Mrs. HAttillill WATSON has issued two hunched cards, for her parity on this night. Lady LOUISA MAMIla.s WI, on Wednesday next. is expeCted to equal the late explosion of gastpouda• A N T) a s. Baroness Notts, gives music to b. blench, oa the 24th and Slit inn. The Amateur's First Concert takes place this eves ing. It has excited great expectation. The Theatres were shut on Saturday, it being Whitsun Eve. A general rehearsal of the approaching theatri cals took place on Saturday hot. at Brandenburgh House, and report speaks highly in its favour. A comedy of good report is in a sate of great forwardness at the Haymarket : the moat prominent charaeters are the keeper of a country Circulating Library, a la Pewees. and an honest blundering West Countryman: Some lunatic has discovered. that a hike in the moon is opt fire. A schism has taken place between the East Brit ton and Southwark Corps, relative to precedency. The Duke of GRAFTON was hustled at E. , ‘arr. on Friday, by some pick-poc'aets, and robbed oi ...;• purse ; he was rescued from further violence, t , f the spirited' xertions of a Gentleman of the city. In the li't of recent marriages is that of Mr. C." to Mks 31 'a ••On g both of Market Harborough, by the Rev. Mr. Grai.ro. ' A very neat Chapel, in the Gothic style of archi tedure, calculated to hold upwards of 1,200 per sons, is ere Ring in St Gr Age's Fields, annexed to the buildings of the Philanthropic Reform, for the use of that Institution. I A blorning Paper, describing a fashionable router says, the Ladies were , 4 more or ksa dressed." Thursday died, in Brook -street, Batt, Gen" (Massey) Lord CI ARIIIA, aged 87 ; 4 brave, an ' hanonrab!e, and an honeit mall. I laving been cor,- stantly employed in his military profession, he had sec's great and arduous service. In the year 17 r . he WA; wounded at the battle of Cuilodom ; was I-1 the head of the g.enadiers who stormed and tor,' the Havannah, where he was again wounded t am at the taking of Martinien. Lord CLAP(' 'l l l was or i of the last of General Wotrt's companions. Ile it I succeed:l in Lis titles by his son, Colonel Maestv • I of the Enniskeilen regiment. entp pro' divi Fns, poll mai 821 ba ca DI 0 111 IP E to r d •' Il n `• a to •e r. 1 Elba.