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f ; __ PATRIOTIC FUND. Dcc 17. 19:1. • A v lsll tt . „ /: i c A f t . h vi a ng m beon h re h cr ived ,ra, llol l ll Fits Majesty's Service, litiaccooloani..el with prnievr testinto otalo ; the Committee :idol,' Hos inode of givitiK notice, that CertOwstesere esceled of the iehniao in which the ciai oants stood to the (le....aced. att.' of their cir - unitsoces being s..c as to entitle then, to feint, .igoed be the Magistrate, Clerg. 111141, ore ime other epe laird ity, in the ;dace where they reside. Witlnw..are ion oested to •tivntnin minibor at their Children, with then resiorlise ag ”.; an,l PAiellt.: In fur. ni.n pr.rf, that the &owed hit Widow not Child. Navy Par -Office Co r_..c.stes of the P•irio, 11.i•t$Iii berm per mitted to reeriVe the wag.e of hone end,' whom they Own,. will be considered antlicient evidence of their beior the legal Repre, active: J. P. WF.l.Slft)ltlf, Srareta.7. CONTRIMITIONS. after Dryfire Service, on the DAY of THANKSG VING, 1.4 the 0 ELIFF of Ilia SFANIEN, SOLDILRS, M A !tllNGq..ohl VOLUNI EERS, Worowled; and the WIDIY.VS, ORPHANS. and RELATIVES ut Om, Killed, in His Majfity , Ser.ioe. Am lent of Solscriptiony 'Arcady elyortiaed 1..62,1146 17 3• •.• The Kamm fallout/ft Mt Pt ears if . orship, Ire Moe f . the Her. Gaut f.,rci TN, prta,llo.l. • P.ri.h of 11.nnock. Devon, -.--- - 2 11 • • Dino Droldisce.nbleigh, ditto, —.- 1 18 1 tlt St Paul, Exeter, f--..... el•dtery Shute, Fog Colorninffn mini of ekumin , ter, Dorris!, Go.. IF orforth, near Lee+, 3 Whitakor - . - 6 IS 3 • . Sp 5 o'' - I'3 9 3 - 10 6 6 , fiwarden Church, Inintshire, It. Creeve - 11 11 1 Ranh ' p Church, ditto, H Jones . - II 1 2 Th.: Coro...ration and Inhabitant, of S•73rb,fy..uoli 260 0 0 Alexander Grout, Esq. II all Pay ltuyeiter 01 D 0... , *tale - rovviAtyr of Sealbv . , - - . 5 5 0 -3 9 2 •Ir,enoftus of Clanghton and Stainton Dale . 1 14 0 ' Town•hi . of Eu. - ntston - •21thataan Catholic Chapel, at Scarishriek, near Ur h. kt. It, —... liairtillet4dieetines. Plymouth, ............ - 03 3 1 - •I I 5 6 - 13 1 14 10 1 Pit. 11 - try do Crept, GI turerter, W flaoa - 19 .7 II to o uteri ),Ireting how', ditto, —Aubrey It 0 6 tt i ;oref Pa.-tals, elm., Of. Chester . 'ley Pa. irth, chttro, dam arise Zwilona, 0,1*,-,1.1 he, 3 HA,. - - . 211 3 .3 3 6 . 7 10 0 Et Laurette* Church, 1.4.• 41 Thaaat, R. Harvey 23 6 6 Ramsote Chalet, R Harvey . . 45 6 0 R-v Geergeasawiterud'a Congregation - 21 2 1 Ru'v-er veins at Limes'. Weary GO the lnha'nfants of Ramagate ...d St Lawrence, inclnJ,ng 101. be Captain P-t- ea'. Company of Volunteer 4, and 51. by the o.fic:rs of the Custom house, Rants , rue - ufiaalditirk, Y•frist%fre. R nigh - rem a %foldout is a Pont. where no Callertu - in fwa: mode an the litilaik•girlfig Day Port, Church of alder, u:ar P.:hrhyo, Corneal, R. Ellen lelitto Church, MM., diito. eitt, . iOri 6 6 - ti 8 0 . 10 0 0 - 17 $ 0 .2 2 A i• Aid of the Cuts , otpttun at Col:tampion, H. K. I 1 0 arrival, Keut,Jolif. W.,;1 . dnif.r.,,,, iliaaa. aura . - • it xreell of Gdliogba ii.lte.•t, W. CA fey 1 - 11 5 6 . 9 14 1 . 100 0 0 Aker., Nen-efominiuiorted t/i6cf.i. and Gainers, - _. _ .........._.__ ______.., of the Chatham and o.3i.ignain Voliniteee Ai finery, by Willion Dia,. bi•lge, Captain Cow, rur. ,,. ..ut - - 27 10 0 ,:Set. J .1 , 06, Clue, SA , UnI - . s:s 0 itraulaugno ne, Collura& J. Whitaker . 616 10 onoxelli4 Church, Dr . W..rsley - - 10 6 6 IP.rialt or Milbeine. Dertirssini, Middleton 10 tlO Vtito tilkosond., ditto, %V. Pichtitil - 31 2 n Godard rhurcii - . . i 13 9 Greer W.lOsam Parish. -- - - 10 13 6 beeetins-hottsr. Cheloas6wd. ..-...- - 74 6 ',John Judd - • - - ~. 11 0 0 )Dope Cn.pel, Hull, John hfee.eby . 1 2 U 0 Riittlionteish, near Ko.nse.. H e ists, —. 6 10 0 .1., r Patriot: Friend., ersoci.ting at Mn. Lad •. IST I lon, Nottitichani - - 51 10 0 Subsers,..usea trout Swansea, orporetion of Swansea . . 21 0 0 /Rapti* Coogrezatiou - - 1 to 2 161(511w:1,a. Meeting at (3reeshi3 - 1 7 0 - '5. Mar.% Church - 4 - i 6 0 191.. .i•tig Meeting home - 4 14 U tll ..iii.irtlxi's Chapel - IS 0 6 .1,4,t0n Ch.pel, Rev R Jones - 4 8 0 parish of Reyeelestoi, Rev. J Edwards 2 11 0 Uditideate at Swansea - - 71 0 6 --- 164 11 8 .The Mayor and Corp,eation of Wincheocr 50 0 n • Sir 11 P. St. Join Niild.nay, Batt. - - 10 0 0 'Sir lit ,hard G.iiiion, Rant - - I , i 0 0 82. Mil.loiav, Eel - -1.) 0 0 Zeman C.ittonc Chsoel, John Lee - 14 0 6 Parisi) of Horsley. John %Lash - . .l lb 5 'sa+ of North Ra , 111.11eV, ditto - 30 0 I, of Mon-,el. W N Nerbolt • 1 3 6 tinter Theatre. %4r. f hones (..,..:•ios, Manager 22 14 0 eenting Coogr gsfoui, Mir Adam. . 4 ta 0 • pirish of ISldsois Nalthini. Janice Ogle - 17 012 •••••—• of Winhall, Joiie Woodburn . 1 11 6 .----- of St. Peten,,Clieesehill, Winchester, Sir , 11 Iti•ers, lAA. - , - - 9 0 0 ...--- 8(0:tremolo, C. 11.aihcvste - 11 7 n ••••••••• of St. Lawn:ace, Woulneiter, H. SiMlllofll 13 17 0 e.---- of St' Thomas. ditto, T. Welt ins - 19 311 ........-- of St. Mich' .1, ditto. Wen. Barley 16 15 0 1 -.--- of Sr. Ranholoiness, ditto, C. Richaids 6 3 6 1.-.-- , el St. JeV us, ditto. Sir H Liven, liart. 7 0 6 ... v•---- o/Eatener, John Paine. • - 11 12 I 11nd. , idual Subscriptions Nue other Inhabita!its of t.. Winchester . . - - 24 14 0 *lb. Savage dear, of Horsily - - 22 0 a SubeeriAnois reireived from Vfaidsto:ie : efaiihione Church, J Re-ve - 37 19 0 jl , -soitoe.• Me-tiring, A H.r.l. - S 0 0 indeoetident Meeting, I R il l ils - 1.3 9 6 -111aptilt li4ei nog, Cs. beneliff . 11 4 7 . _ . Assembly &ad Bail at the Teens H.ll 75 3 0 tll4.ennit Lodge of Forrowt., Pro 341 14 0 0 J. and k Stowe, Id 5eh....t4,•• - 10 5. 0 lipl.. lual Stal+tri,.ttutt. flout Maid , steal -•- 31 0 6 ----.... VI 1 2 ohn Satchel% Linsehoose • - 5 0 opi.liffe Psinh, K. 5.11.ut , a. . - 119 16 imh Chore'', Ilitredy, oe •r Lo lluw, .1. Walcott 11 0 eg.ipta of a Cnneeri Eisen by the Musical Society at nose, Sompo,estore - - 5 16 Chunds, lloruu. neat Little, Y or kshi re , G. 11•100-0 10 1 Sleeting and Collection at Deinford and Wool wich. ....---.. - - - 14 13 ', f ini s h Chinch. 0'44(.41 St Clare, •—•-•-• 1 12 surs St FAlinoi.r., ---, - - $4O 12 kddrick Crunch, in Cresco, 11. Maui,. 17 8 Parish of Witliingtoo. Glothcestershio., .-- 20 3 ,a... H Dina el, 11.eter, St F•druno.l the king 1 1 Bubacrfittions rr..eive.l it.,,. Glasgow, for the diffe rent Charchve sod Cwier•gati os in the City and Sursuilw, b. JeHai fLiniilion, L ,rd Pov.t : boort High Chinch - - 149 0 61 tloter d tto - - 157 10 1 Wrod ili•tn • - 214 3 9 St And•row'r dltha - - 201 14 6 N.oth •-st d.ito - - 161 4 4j Fr...s alto - . - 164 V 2 C•dkage dd.* - . 71 13 10 St. touch's ditto - . 204 1 0 Cheisel aa se . - - 45 q 0 Collher• C , oin4 - • 64 0 6 1)14 GA•IiC dice. . -5) sbi Mee Goalie di . . to . - - II If 6 Lieu, Church and Chapel • . 122 II I 0.. .r. Chose!: - - 4'! 12 6 Buisco.isl Ctia-r : • • Cl 3 1,/ tl 4 E;tiPrOp.ll ' eat.kr g.tiwii - 10 0 0 Ilingher ditto - • 50 8 7i A.osetate Burgher &deo 52 2 6 Tab. *mete - ' . • 51 0 v 11..1iel Con rep ti ion, Cart pbell• al eet 1 , 1 I" 0; Litt... e.,tio. Lee-ball xi S JI Lk.. ~, .1 1.0- , t eet Clopai - - 7. 17 0 C.t.i,die iili, It - - I 3 11, II 1 I \ 1.. 11d , c . • enseVtat;o4l - 130 7 1 • 1. , i • im l ie r Vil%ll, Iltiteltiosoit 3o 0 0 31el'i i.iist 121.0reli - 10 2 10i Albion-,ticet Chapel - -36 i 6 74 Anti-burger C•mgreg itioti,—Jto !triton 31 to 0 lZelief ditto ditto 37 7 0 A 4.6310 ditto, Cvniavell-gre3 30 2 G Baptist diet.., Geo,ge'e idreet 13 16 9 I ziterem from Bank, &c. - - 2 3 41 Goya q Church - 21 3 3 New Kilpatrick ditto li 3 61 59 6 91 Sclera at the Theatre Royal - 40 0 0 —.....—„,—.....2.391 0 10 To be continunl. XDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL, No. V. Thi. Dor rule, 3a. r HP. EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SUR- E GICA Jou NAL, Nt, V . cithibitinz a conci. , . V.ew of the late., arid tito.t import/111 Do:ovaries u, Mediinne, Sta ger), end Phareu, v. Printed for A reltwald Constable and Co. FAinburgiii arid told by June Min ray, 32, Fleet•stre. t a London. Of whom mar be lied, The fleet Velu.ne M it,. 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Rabelais par Duchat • Cook's hurt V9yag-, with the first impression of the Plates: ' Macarthev's Embassy, bap paper, with ditto s works of Horatio, Lord Walpole, 5 violo,-.Octeio, excellent Clossics„ Sze. Mn, he viewed this day, and te•morrow, and Catalogues then had at the Rouses, and at No. 22. Gulden-goy e• ----- KINGSTON I.I.4MAICAI, Nov. 9, 1805. The droger Mary, Kenny, put back here on the th instant, and brings information that two of the homeward-bound fleet, which left Port Royal on the 2J instant. have been captured. The fleet ap peared off here yesterday, not having been Akan get to windward. It is stared, that the Pelican brig of war will not accomrany them further than the place of rendezvous. wow. The Petra„ brig, with four of the homeward bound fleet under convoy, that had not doubled the east end, were spoken with a few days since. The neieren, Davidson, bound to London, was cap tured by a privateer, but, Oil being chased by the Divas frigate, the privateei's peop:e abandoned her, and she is in the fleet. The Mewl frigate, and the main body of the fleet, were off Port Merant on the 11tio Nov. 1803. The Londm, Stafford, for London, sailed from Anoto Bay on the 4th Nov. for the place of rendez vous ; in getting under weigh, she had nearly been on shore, and was obliged to cut away both her cables. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. TUESDAY, JAmmir 14. Apprehensions are entertaihed for the safety of the Captai,t, of 74 guns. She missed stays when approaching Falmouth harbour on Wednesday last, and got on shore to the eastward of St. Anthony Head; she was got off on Thursday night, and having received some damage, proceeded on Friday morning for Plymouth Dock ; but about one o'clock in the afternoon, she was observed about two leagues off Falmouth, with scarcely any sail set, making signals of distress, and apparently drifting before the wind, unmanageable ; the Homier armed sh;p, and Friendsinp tender, sailed about three o'eclock to her assistance ; the wind blew a hur ricane the whole of Friday, about West, varying to the N. W. when the squalls came on, which were very frequent and violent. Two small ves sels, probably the Iluar.s.r and the Frienish?, which were ser.t to the assistance of the Captain, from Fal mouth, could not approach, and were driven, in great distress, into Plymouth. There is reason to fear that the violent squally weather of the last week has done much damage at sea. Guns, as of a vessel in distress, were heard a few fights ago on the St. Agnes coast (about eight miles N. W. of Falmouth) but in the morning nothing was seen. The critical situation of oer troops in Hanover naturally excites great anxiety for the arrival of the two Hamburgh Mails now due. Accataxau's army was certainly destined for that Electorate; and al though it was only 17,u00 strong when it corn menceJ its march from Ulm, it would, no doubt, be swelled, before its arrival in Hanover, by the junetion of reinforcements from Holland, itc. to a very formidable force. It is evident, indeed. that BON AAAAAA is now at liberty to pour troops into Hanover, to an extent that mu-t preclude any possible chance of our being able to retain !hat country, and there can be little hope of the intetvention of Prussia to prevent its re-occupa tion by the French. Under these circumstances, howev •-. the honour of the British army cannot suif.r e:tht r by retreat cr discomEture ; and we. trust that measures have been taken to insure its safe return. A letter from Falmouth states, that serious ipprelren , ions are entertained of the loss of the Pierstogreet, c..t I 1 gum., on the coast of France. A letter from Dublin, of the stn inst says—" On Monday last, and not before, Mr. FOSTER entered into full aCtivity, as CHANCELLOR of the Escit; - gum Lord Domouots NOR', and some other Meui. bers of the Revenue Board, still, it is thought, im mediately resign their situations, in consequence of this event." • We have received Jamaica Papers to the 17th of November. They contain an account of the loss of His MAJESTY'S sloop of war Et Or f isizo, of 13 guns, Capt. BALDERSTON. She overset in a vio lent squall, on the 7th Nov. off Port Antonio. and sunk. Of 136 persons on board, including a detachment of the .6111 battalion of the (iOtli Regi ment (3 officers, and 50 men), 101 perished. The following is a list of officers and seamen, picked up by the meritorious exertions of the Pia d vin Wig ! of_ 18 guns, Capt C. Wails : " Arthur G lames Cock, master; J Ken. nedy, boatswasn ;• John Darden' master'a mate; Smart, Inkl.hiptnon ; Johl Dan, boats cal,IS mate; John Coiner, sol.maker ; Jame Lockheed, quarter ina•tor ; James Jones, James M'lntita, An d rew Montgomery, -Homy Httchins,Mnry Morrison, able —Thorn'Fox, James Wal l . ton, M Wilton, Ti:miss Jr , :kem, JnmesDenham, Richard' Worgan, Eases 'Finery, John' Doff, Afrcindee M'Cny, Richard Cocklin, °M inn.) —John Otiv, Edward Giii.artim, Nietedos Bryan, Edear4 Lama, boys.—Patrick Donovan, too 1,. the Redbridge schooner.—John Cork, lands non. PASslorers...-Gewite F. Giblne, LiesHANlSint Or the 60th Regiment ; Johannes Fernandes, seed Johan IPcs:ack, pritalcS ; will two black pioneers. " Since dml --M I plains., John Brown, Robert Pearce, and JALIVIII "Capt.BALDERSTON was fortunately onbo a rd die Pmerin, whea the a.:cident happened. 'The names of the two Officers of the 60th lost, are Voir Z and HASSINGLR, Ensigns. Captain BasosasToi has passed his Coutt-Maztial, and is honourably acquit ted." We are concerned to state, that the accounts from Putney, last night, stated Mr. Pirr's as worse than it was when he left Bath. Sir WALTER FAagVHAR has thought it advisable to call in another Physican. Yesterday the RUSSIAN A maAss %note was with Lord Moho n as , ' from one o'clock till near tour ; A genes al movement of the troops, throughollt the Southern distrin, is expelled to take place in the event of our army returning from the Continent. The transports which arrived in the Downs on Sunday last, having on board the 4.501 and 62.1 re. giments, from Ireland, and which were originally destined for Bremen, are ordered round to RAMS gate, for the purpose of immediate debarkation. The garrison of Thver is, at present, comprised of six corps of Militia, besides detachments of ca valry, engineers, and artillery; constituting in the whole, a force of nearly 10,000 men, under the command of NIAIOS•GeIIeT2I Lord FS:IRIDES , The Hereford, South Lincoln, and Renfrew Regiments, are quartered in the Castle. The Sorry, Cornwall Miners, and Ayrshire, occupy the heights. Two troops of the 9th Light Dragoons, are billeted in the town ; and some divisions of the artillery are stationed in the different forts and batteries along the beach. The artificers are busily employed, when the weather permits, in sinking shafts, making roads, and constrmlling works, cenneard with the immense fortifications which have been for some time past ereeling nn the hills to the westward. A letterfrom Plymouth states, that considerable fears were entertained for the Rerubitiortaa.reftigate, which was supposed to have been lost on the Slack Rocks; but those fears were unfounded ; she was embayed lot some time, but fortunately got off without receiving any damage. The &widen, Flacons, from Penzance, is de tained by the French, at Leghorn. The storm of Thursday night and Friday morn ing, was fdt all along the western and southern coasts. Several Officers of the Navy and Army were on Weilnesday last taken before SaNLEL JELL ICOF, Esq. and the Rev. RICHARD BINGE A SI, for having been guilty of :s riot in the Gosport Theatre, on the preceding evening, and assaulting several of the constables, who, in the execution of their duty at tempted to take them into custody. They appeared perteCtly seshible of the impropriety of their condu6l, offered to make any acknowledgement of their error, and to compensate in any way that should be desired, to Mr. I HORNTON and the Constables, for the injury severally sustained by them. Mr. Tmonn tos and the Constables each expressing a desire that the matter might be suffered to be so ACCOIIi• modated, the Maoist- e•res acquiesced, and the young men signed a written apology, and agreed to pay the sum of 401. which Mr. THORNTON and the Constables refusing to apply to their own use, the MAOISTR A T/LS proposed, that it should be paid towards the Patriotic Fund at Lno VD's, to which all the parties consenting, the hIAGISTIATES kindly undertook to remit the same to the Treasurers of that Fund. It is but justice to Mr. Taoism] us to observe, that althotight these persons had for many succe.sive evening behaved in a very improper man ner, and interrupted the performance, they no sooner expressed themselves senstele of their error, than he was the first to step forward in their behalf ; and, indeed, on several similar occasions, he has shewn the same desire to :Ave the rartres accused the dis grace and inconvenience consequent on a public trial. firiMW. P3 , 16' NJ1. , 011. clagsis Britanni.. s tricsimi I rarmni, q.•i Vieratiorponern Masses, sig-siii . no Alltl4l DO W 1803, ma:cll.:se gander's, et walla e 144. • ACRPSTICHfS . Hants.! Ile•oetn team, !erste defittictuin, is p.ipufi, in worsts lactase.. I. , erveso Ruiteut oc•de ab • SerapOito, *Orli, retie pa►riosom, ()biting' ainetent„ supra pennis creases t Nua resale) uteri: ,nl titers *gamins. ENGLISH TRAM.LATIqN., T.. the Ntenwry of I fr.ratio, bird N...sion, a fen t illsterecrie Admiral of the H•it..i Filet ; ahn , in tb- r, utp.ro uf v.. Pity. agamst V.: Vaned Fleets of our Eno utea, ei Iwe.tty•llnt day qi•toher, in Vie 'roar of (.1.4 I..rJ, %cry usuth rquicing, and greatly resigned, died. AN ACROStTC. Nate th) slain ! gl in.!! j.,in in plaintive strain, 1.. t tens bedew Meth Opt! Seraph., Lear a iOott" On your wings, to realms abets: Never mow to di, Newington 'hots: TIMATRE. • COVIENT-0 A ADEN. This house was rnmereurly attended last night. 'Mr. Coots, fey the fit sr time this season, petform ed the p.rt. of Richard. Ads .IGlo*.cer. in the I've.: gedy of Kik, Air-hard IteThird. Hd played it w'th his tonal tscellence, and received distinguished ap plause ; tut appeared to 60 more than tonally loarte. Mks Bert Obi s for the first titre, tuck the part ef Ledo , dams, and supported it with grtat ryspefta. bility, Yesterday morning. His MAJesy esrv, Duke of CA V- Princvsses AHOUSTA, SOPHIA, and A mA LIA, attended by General ElTHROV,*(...derei TAY'. tot, on bcrAeback, and Mrs. Eragertsw, io 4 chaise. took an airing, in ,V. dsur Park. Princess MAR S• followed in a carriage. , Her Main/ Y and 4 17/ incets ELl:antra took an airing to Frogrnore. „The ROYAL FAMILY are expaled in totytt to. morrow. His NIAJrITY is not esneaed to gn in state to t h e House of Peers to open the idtssion , f Parliament. which, in that case, will be opened by comm:--:-- H•RD*ICEL honoured Dr. WiLlEssloN . : Left ore on Galvanism wish his presen.:e, on Tuesday evening, in Dublin. Hi s Royal Highness the Prince of WALES left town, on Sunii-,y afternoon, for Brighton. F.l; Royal Highness the Dake of Gisove est re is IskpeSt..l in town, this dwy, from Lancashire ; an i I iti-murriiw intends reviewing his Royal Regimen; of Sr. Clement Danes Volunteers, in I lyde Park. Viscount MILTON, only so, of the Earl if Firs wtr..4 IA NO, by accounts received frorn - Milton Abbe), yesterday, we are much concerned to state. is not e7-peSed to live. His Lordship is a very fit e y ,, 51.1g min, poases.ing great talents, and highly Sliscsm - plished. He is in his 20th year. The Marquis of Wet nest c• is arranging a super's donie-tic establishment for the winter. It wit: be on the most princely scale. Capt. ANDLRSON arrived, yesterday, at his how, South Audley-street, from Lancashire. A grand solemn funeral service has been perferrn ed in all the churches at Naples, in honour of Lord NELSON : the churches were all hung in black. Lord Rivers is expelled at MINOT'S hotel, King street, St. James's, this day, from Hampshire. A grani Bill and Supper are announced for the 20th, at Exeter, in honour of Her MAJILSTIes Birth day. Money appears to he so plenty in Cork, that the MA voa is obliged to issue a mandate to compel the inha'.itants to take good Mint halfpence. The Earl of Anent:ire:es Orooaoko was eonsidt r. NI a cAI eyes -re at the Prio:y theatrical.. His love scenes were given with all the ardour that such an Iwo Ilda as the beautiful Mrs. IIestLTIIIC could expel to meet. Mr. I. AWItENCE, the artist, in .44•11, es was all that paieties emit.' express." General Earl CONYNGIIAM has arrived at Ennit kilien, in the forth of Iteland the town was hr.:- li intly illurnimeed , n the o: cation. The Limerick city regiment of militia gave a grand entertaamert. to wh•ch his Lordsfii • was invited. Arrivals, I.n Satvi ! iv, in Portman.square—Lo,!: Jta.ta. Dav:siss, from S'an.tlynch, Wilts: Coion-1 BE•ENONT and family, frill, Britton Hall, Yoe:- shire; and HENRY GRANT, Efq. and family, Isom Horse-place, Surrey. Mrs. WiLsoe will have a earl party. this even ing, at her house, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. the bialchiceiess of Down:wag will leavr Brighton in a few days. The Hon. Lieutenant-General Lamm: has now the permanent command of the Sussex district. Thornville Royal, the magnificent seat of prince ly festivity, and g...neral hospitaUty, far so many years in the posse:sien of Colonel Tilos NTON, was, on Monday, the this inst. surrendered to his *leCers. sot, the present purchaser, Lord ST (IC le TM'. HENRY Pa prizi.t., Esq. the sew Member for the Queen's County, is son-in-law to the Lite Earl t I PORT A IILINGTON, and not the Marquis of BUTS, ,1 stated in our paper of yesterday. On W ednese.Ay, The School of &form ; r, How Rids • Hintawl, was performed at the Sheffield thr..- tre, by desire of Colonel the EArl of Er rINGOAL. and the officers and privates of the Sheffield Vol - teer Infantry. Mr. &VCR 1/IDre With gallant rality. gave free adra:ssion to all the wives of 1 lonteers, who accompanieJ their husbands to • V ' air 6 POETRY.