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FRENC,II PAPERS. 1 3 AVOINE, DEC. '19.•---No military event has ttken place for . some days in nor neighbourhdod. 'd.sterday; only,.the enemy make. two reeonntiis saeccs• from the side of St.: Martin d'Arberone : they were repulsed. 4114141dr011S Of the• 2lst, ehassedirs charged and overthrew two squadrons of 'the lath Englith dragoomi.: The Thee Duke of Dalmatia has caused the right hank Of the Adoiir, asndi both banks of the•Bidassoa, lo•he inundated. "Ltro't,: DEC. 21.--The a1.:11,y assembled at Aot • 'weep "andin its neighbourhood, is advancing upon 'Breda, where, it was supposed, it wourd enter on . the Nth. • This intelligerig(ik , confirmed bylet ters from. Antwerp, dat•cd at .eiglbt o'clock in the • • evening of the 1 6th, Dec.24.---To-day, at ten A.M. his Ma c• ••. jesty rOrewed, in the Court Of the Thniller;es, a reg - intent of infantry of hiS guard : after the re view„ Ice walked for.a 'considerable time discours. ieg.with a General Officer. The audience of • his lio‘ecneney the Minister A t War,- which was to loive'vicen place to-clay, has been deferred to Sa turday, 1:m..8: ' I ,2oLOoNs, {Marie), DEC .11. 7 , -We have just learned 'that a detachment of Prussian troops, ‘Vbich had passed the Waal before Nitteguen, had been . driven back Ilto that river ; the greater part teas obliged to . surf ender at discretion. is tranquil on the Rhine. !Locraitsie, Dr:o.--,According to accounts from .. Italy, the ?rine:: Viceroy not only maintains him self in the positions which he bad judged proper td make the army occupy aldng the Adige,'. but 1, 0 ; gained successes at different points. The Austdan General Foelseis, who commands the-extreinity of the lett wing of the Austrian army, hlS'e..:perienced a defeat, between Legnago and II:\ ilac General Sommarivn, who °CCU ' pied I.ltc _ontebaltlo, upon the Trente road, has bevii towards'Roveredo. The bauksof the ;iige are Cov'ered with troops and entunchments, Oeurral I3ilier haS discovered, -that, he could not attempt any important attack, without exposing flimsell to a battle, which he bas•not chosen to Lizard ; and, in consequence, has,thought proper to remain upon the deft usiVe.. 'General Maschall had passed the Adige, near Bonra, and for a mo ment oecupied'Rovign, MHO, and.Lorio ; but ha has been attacked by an Italian. division, which obligtal-birpl6 'precipitately repass the .Adige. , -;- The Austrian regiment ot Benyowski suffered much this affair. Some days after General Stahrem berg marched to the enviroas., , ,of Rovigo, to operate his junction with •General Nugent, who advanced. from the c9asis . of 41rd Adriatie to Ferrara; bet the bad seccess of .General.. Nugent's expeditioo obliged Count .Stahremberg to also eject his retreat. ,Gerteral'Nugeni ., haS received .sonte reinforcements, but they :Are not sufficient' t enable Ilion to rCS tithe the offensive. Luc;:', Dec. 18.---As we predicted on the IGth (4 December, the retreat of the eneno,'s parti ravns in the environs of Bois,le-Dne, Eyndovin,,• • and Ikeda, has been cut off, and. 500 have been pr isoners. o;i:ereeii ht.' 11C VIA Ott inyVise;" hug' (kJ iiited from his attempts on that point. It ap pears, that noon the whole line. of , the Rhine, the coalesced Powers have discovered the impas- • sibility of successfully making the least attack:— Reiaforeements contioue to arrive. • . .Cor.ocii4E, DEC. 18.—The Duke of. Tarenttim is, still at Crevelth The fortress of Mirestricht has been pied:ft, ina respectable state. PA els, DEC . Lee i l,ctive Bcidy being assembled to the number of Meinhers prescribed Art, 90, of the .Act of ConsditutiOrts, of the 22(1 Fri Maire of the year t 3, (13th of December, 1799), proceeded to the norninatiou of five,Mern hrs, who, according to' the Decree of 'his Ma jesty, arc to compose, together with his Excel. frney the' PreSident, -the exreaOrdintiry Commis sfon pr:!seribed by the hula:hal Decree of the 20th o ills own Eh. , The names Of the persons chosen were fleclared by the President. They arc ds follow ne Chevalier Reynonard, Gallois, 11 7 1 ingergu is., and the (They/Ilia. Lemaine.'-de-Birart. The Legislative 'Body resolVed, . that A..:is hxcel lecree the President should trans m it the present Act of nomination 'to his Majesty the Emper'Or and King by a Message.---'-Adjohrned;' kEGISLATIVE BODY. iITIINfI O DRC. 23, UNDRILTUE PRESIDENCY OF THE PUKE OF tIASOA. 'Cfmnt Henry de Alontesg n i ou , and the Cheva, lloncliet, Felix, Falcon, and •Boicli b,L,iwg obtained the majority of votes, were dvelAred Vice-Presidents Of th e L eg i s l at i ve B o d y. 'E l be Ilre,ident received and communicated a hia l'itljesty. the, Emperor. and- Klatt, ttiise terms :--- '0,14e of Fitt;;:,, Pcesident of the Legislative Body.—Wo a ia, , the pramit,vealed .etter to yon tO inform you, that our iaccition is, thzt you should iepair to-morrow, the 21tl1 o'clock," to the residence of oat. cuifsin the pci;;o l , , Ar,ll. , eiizimie;liir of the Empire, with the commission ;Iwo :noel yesterday !iy the Li-gislatirti Body, in executionof tieerve of the 72 t which iv composed of the Line, Flangergucs, and Iliran .I..st far the p.;11,,i,e cognionce6,of the pieces r er 1') thn lit.goct.ition, as al,o of the deelayatien of the Powtrs", wide!' will be communicatinl by Count ',tate, and C , Uilit:iiiiiiterivp.,;iittiched to Osi who will .he3hp,tivarer of thq ,u,tl • . ititetitiou ir, also, tli'At °lir said COUSIII, alfall be A Presi , u " . . d.::lt 4)I thy oman.: on. '1;1e havir.g nv utter ui,ject, I Tray Cod tohavp yvq. holy keeping. i'd,te, lap (Signed) NAPOLEON. Ire eimsegersee or hitt httentiorl expre'sscd by his the members composirig they Vouttnission to-11'1°11.6w at 11 o'cti)i.lt, 7 afill...;'Palace m y th e Legh;h i ti ve Boelj, hi the hdl of . the'thronc, t ) tepait at the hmir appointed, with 11.0 Excd-. eelteney the D‘ike of l‘iissft, to his Highness !he Prince Arch-Chancellor Of the Eittpire. A first scrntiny-was artfr %%lards taken for the 011QiCe of foor definitive seeretwries, The collecting.of the votts not living given :in , absolute mujority, the termination - of the electiau was deferred to the sitting of ti?-nfrars ow. LEGISLATIVE BODY.—SITfrtiG or `Dec. 24. The Chevalier Riboud made a long speech in honour of the.deceased General'of DiVision D'Al lemag.ne, after which the scrutiny for the nomina tion of the four secretaries was , icontinued, when M. M. Barbier Delandre v i e '. tile' Chevalier de Bois Savary, Laborde, and Fau r e, were chosen, after which the sitting was Adjourned till Monday. FRENCH FUNDS, Dec.'2.l.---,54.fi; 65. HELIGOLAND MAIL. EXTRACT OP A LE2 4 TEIt PROD ALTONA, DATED DEC. 10. " The van-guard of the:Allies had 'pushed on to Keil, and taken possession of 'that town.— , The Danes retreated on all points into Sleswiek, and appeared as if they meant to take a position on the Eider, Not far from Wandsbuk the Allies . fell in with a division of Danes and French.' Two Jutland regiments, which had formerly suffered severely in the 11 , 1ecklenburgli territory, and had promised each other neither to .give or take quarter, received orders to attack the They pushed. forward with such wild .and 7 inconsiderate' beat, that they were, left to then-if:elves, by. the French,.whoarealwayssaspiciaus of ttachery and de sertion, even from the Dane $, uicl were surrounded . by the Allies. The battle was maintained %with . so much inveteracy, that Only' bet‘ceen three and four hunclred'men of both regiments returned to Altona, but who can no longer esee, as Ilzettoe and Penneberg are said to be already garrisoned. by the Allies.—Glnek,atadt mid Hatnbarglt are cot off from all communication with the main body of the Danes-, and both places are still more strictly enclosed than ever. A • h;if)py conclusion of the negociations continued with the Dani At. Cabinet is_ here expected, since the engage ment at ,Rahlsted, 'which proved • :so tmfor fortunate for the Danes, with so much .more pro bability, as all Holstein loudly sleelares 'itself in favour of the Allies and against the alliatiee with France. The HoLtein • Landweltr, front whi c h such great things were expected, has in most places dissolved itself, and Openly declared against' fighting the Allies. 'At'Wandsbnk, the laain welir was in vain called to arms ; instead whisreol, a picquet of, French troops-.marching through that place, were severely.-nhiltreated, in Pennelterg, the people have openly declared, that they were to take up am*: against the French-, -ss-lio ment unstortimes, but that they would never fight against Russia, under whose Government they had, formerly hzen happy. " The head-quarters of Royal Highness the Crown Prince of SWEDEN are said to be at Sege. berg. According to the statement of •a Dutch engineer, Hantbargli Is described not to. be near so, strong as reported. On some of the fortifica tiont: of that city French workmen only • were employed, and it is suspected that .se.rret mines are laid there. , Towards' the Dam..gate a consi ilerable star fort has been conttructed, " We are here in great fear for our town, on account of the continued operations against Hank burgh ; all hopes of a capitulation, haying vanish .ed. • The Allietitroopi are said to conduct ; selves.remarnably ;well, and pay for every thing in ready money."—(Bremen Paper, bee. 14.) j EXTIUCT OF it 'LETTER FROM ALTONA, DATED. PE'- CENSER 1 1 " Every thing is quiet here up to this moment, 11 o'clock in the morning. " The. Cossacks are in Elmshom, at Pennelnrg and 11zehOe, as likewise at Langenfeldt• They behave well every where, and take possession - of the Royal chests only, (‘ We entertain hopes that our Government has embraced the better side.. Cur advanced posts have oklers not to:fire on the Cossacks.',. The conmumication with Copenhilgen and Flinsherg is totally cut otr. .&nglislk hussars lime marched into Penneberg, " The gates of the city of liinnbitrgb were closeil on 111 4 e. 11tb,,and the contntunlcKtion sus penttecl."—(S'a me Paper.) BactitEN, Dip. 113.—The army of the G enera l of Artillery, Va t ; ifi c t.En, is to be strengthened by 60,000 Russians._( Bremen roper, some tidt •) The French. are fortifying Geneva and con, a certain proof that they no lunges consider Swam-hind as, a protection lot thei; stall heln departments.-0 ;rime Paper.) By the Ist of January all the cootingehts'ot the Pt inces formerly balcinging- to the Con!e4liono.of the Rhine, but who, as is known, have all joitied the great German Conttderatinn, most ic a ' ve t h e Rhine, and as they a- making, as f;rent a n d ev tra .. ordinary exertions, n Russia 'did before, the antotott of the troops of- tilt' tate Con'fedet . .a tiun of the Lich will by dig be c'u'rn ;doe, will amount to - A60,000 men to which, we fl ( l 4l .the,consideral>le.armies Of . littssia', Austria Prussia, and Sweden, we shall- not overrafe our alcu:atiOn in affirming that -.at the Commence ment of the year 1814, 800,000 valiant ,and dis ciplined warriors will be in readiness to conquer' the peace of the world.-,-(Bremen, Paper-046th,' , December.) - thAtcoLAND, -DEC. 22.--Since the commence ment of this Month upwards of an hundred small vessel's, Of about do) . tons burden, have nrrh'ed here front the Weser; and two or three from the Elbe. They come chiefly ballast, and return with colonial produce and English inanufactures. rlhe merchants bare found an excellent tingl4et, at Bremen,. for their goods, so malt soai-' nearly to empty the, Heligoland warehousßs., BREMEN, DEc. 16.—The territory. of Irolstein is now entirely occupied by the Allies. The Lanes retired behind the Eider, and posiess only the town of Rendsburg, on the 'Canal of Holstein. The surrender of Zemosc is confirmed by official accounts received to-day. Negotiations have also been entered into for the surrender of Modlin, which is the-last town still in the enemy's bands upon the Vistula—premen Gazetic, Dec. 1.7. wkrltAcTs FROM AMERICAN EWERS. THE NEW SUBLIME. A Captain Bird, of the 3d Uniter States Regi ment of lulantry, in a letter totientenant CorolK Russell, of tbat,Regiment, in which he complains of buying been I , irre.sted by Colonel Constant ; of having : l)mi much harassed ; and requests the ac ceptance of his resignation, concludes in the fol lowing lofty style _ • ", leaving the service,l am not abandoning *raw of Rvpublieimisto, but yet. hope to Jirandish the •glithring steel in the field, and - carve my way to a nu ne which stall prove itiy!eornitry's•fieglect; aud when this :aortal part 44 .11e, cinscied io the dust, alattlitc_siOnl shall Tr ug. (aprupp4 is !lire') its !light *forlbe regions above, in passing by the pale4.iced moon, I. shall hilt: my bat on brilliant Mars, mid mate a report to each superlative star, and arriving of the partalS of Heaven's high Chancery, shall demand of the attending A:4;cl to be ushered into the presence or Washington." „.. tile Mi s e Olt a :;l 4 l l er ri , Sp I ((tIV ITY ,. Orli.°:°Bkaittlitllla(t)Coen Wednesday from ivew Orltians„ was driven ashore upon Long Beach by the Plitniag6et, a' 74, which sent four boats men net] by 100 awn to "fief her off, when Commodore Lewishdving received information by 'the tele graph,. landed 150 men, %vim proceeded. six milds with great spettl to the spot, attaeltedthe English 4s the sloop, who returned a few fires, anti then retreated.to their ship with so much hurry. as to leave several cartOnch boxes, and to Omit setting - fife-to the schotiner.: .The Piantageqd then came tip aitehOr within a quarter of a mile, and opened herfitc,. by -which one man was killed. The vessel is lost, but her corgi), sails, and rigging upr saved. floii;e-Marine N'twx.--,-Arrived, yesterday, the two-horseer a nd ent - r i gge d. and- :roee.-built • boat Free Trade, days froMilartfor3, in di s tres. txti:let. , : from her lo!;-book " 6 . - - iittiC-DLit over, to take a drop at, comfort, discovered a five-oxen frigate bearing down from windward, and before we could hear away (the sea being Very rough) was ran fpul of and t brOW n • upon our beam ends. It is very affecting to add, that be,tore she'conld be righted, mucli,•water. was made, and the boat's cargo of eggs, butter, and cheese thrown into a pretty. pickle..--s.ip o k e , on Monday night last, in the lat. of li.oxbury, (h t wo- wheel boat Dispatch, Capt. 11.. front Boston, It, I, or Va.; was inform ed' she balliast'before been chased; brought to, and boarded front a dashing striadron of 'music-mew ers, armed with a , bassoon, and • flute; wilt); sovecting the Dispatch to he tt smuggler, 'orer hauled. h er cargo, hut finding it cons i sted of ready made clOaths for the President, and sole leather to mend pump-boxes, permitted her to proceed, after Capt. B. had paid half a pint of ruin.,ransoin'.l.' TUC EX PED 11' 1 . 0 N 'I'() HOLLAND. poItAcT op A LETTER PROS! AN. OFFICER OP ONE OP UN fkIA4E,STV'S SHIPS OF THE ISLAND UP THOLEN, DEC, 20. Admiral YOUNG is . now at anchor in thq, Roompot, on board tiie 1 inpregumble, havin.4 muter his command the Chatham, Par Admiral . Scti r kt,.Captain Maunsel ; Warrior, Captain Loaf Torrington ; Cressy,, Captain Dashwood , No . rge, Captain 3.'S. Rainer ; Colossus, Captain Alexan. tier ; 'Montague, Captain Heywood ; York, Cape, SChowberg ; 'rriief;m4, Capt. Prowse; Nyinplren, Captain Hancock ; Fqrth, Captain Sir W. 13 ton ; several smaller vessels, and two Russian line-of-battle• Ships and a frigate, The advanced squadron, off the island Of Tholes and .the Zayder 0)1;6%611, :Captain. .Owen ; Grampus, Captain Crtillier; Horatio, cot. Lord G. Stuarr ; Ulysses, Captain Browne ; and:Amphion, Captaz4l StcWart. cletachinlit s.Allitines from the squadron has .been landed on North l3eveland, but nothing has yet takes ~The army under General GitA LIAM, consisting ofthes2d, ;;;;th, 7th, 566, or, Pompadours, and tilith, with the Royal and Alerine Artillery, were l an d e d from the troop— .ships on the Island of' Tholen, on the 21st which is to lie t the bead-qua.rters., of the General.. '[he French are at Bergen.op-Zoonr, which is the, only place where they are sititl to be iu force: A ;reinfeixec:iient from Fingland is looked for, land4is itot experts d and' thing of consequence will he attempted till their, arrival, the present force being. inadequate. The I ,f reoch. fleet art; nt 'Aiityverp; 7 , thsi,c of 21 sail of tlia seven ► small cilia." . . ANPRFW. 1 ; ,54, O 'Essex-street, in the' trand, a. Solicitor 4,ol6ll{:flee, has a carriage, 4 Ivhich. we.oth.lcrst,and lte has•ttitvelled upwards . 01,•i we've hundred tniivA with only one phial% of the Pittemt .. I .ottli7,sit ion, the cost • iii the not oCceed -tire or sixpence, and tio.• thin: vise was 'applivd to wheel and 'axle ttues. NA r - . 1 t • nnrf.-3' ntlm ot7 rli , arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ships Duncan and Minstrel, with the Outward-bdund ships, from Portswont , b and this -port for Passage, Bilboa, St, Sebastians, Ca- Lisbon, Gibraltar, t and, different ports in the Mediterranean also the Prince Ernest packet a nd Lady Louisa packet for. Passage, Lady Arabella packet for Lisbon, and the. Sandwich packet for NTimaica, all iwith. mails -and- patwtgerx- The niesenger who arrired yesterdaY from, with &spat:Ales .for Lord WELLINGTON, s ailed on board the Prince Ernest. kudva DEAL, °R.•,-;Sailed the Badger hired cut. ter, with dispatches for .fkiuiral YOUNG,. in the Itoompot. • PoturssioUpt,lDEe. 2.S.—Arrived his Majestt l ship Kangaroo from the Baltic. Sailed his Afr jesty's ship Tyrian on a cruise, and the SprigbdY! cutter to.the westward. Came down from the Downs the Caroline,.for Jamaigt, Bnterris e .' for St. Vetersbargh, and three London coasters. !, • PLYMOUTH, DEL:. ‘27.—Sa i led the Owen Char. lotte man til war. for off Brest. -No 4111 ' 143 -11 c. the Amity. • • a E l .l: Od. r ui ss l pe N a lD ti tac) l ni : ll l. (e,s ,S t 1 11. ships,t:l, ir l e l e N 1te G i::11: I.tic:, c‘tiitioe,ecirta)ioltit.t Yesterday the s th et c .s j Oi s t t he in T Ilip-i 81-cuanti,ast.C:a7pitllilisieut;ri;::%:37,iiit::ltli:lit,oi,,:,:..F.tl),Liinituar, .u• -- • .'-• in N t i aY! ......1 • ovine. •J• c. Lackner; L i lyilva J. Birch ; Nei'L lule ' iial.47:, cid, ill ) ; :.... r a s s p tie t: . 1 , .ca;li:,.vil:nr.rrtiineg.—ton st7;:elieelenan.....a,:rAstiattviiii:i: ;.:_ tl a a e n " :l l ; ir :ii . l ‘ y l , va N ti l: a . il l d l;r r r it i tu ng it t y o , n and Family h ir '' l ' : i.' u oed nii s 0 . Per' 6 .as, Enst ,, n dames Ramsay. Azi'e of - ..mr i/Gmhay—For, Boriinay,--MCr.u.Giar.iNethilalsriulittolgs.ll, toed P titter J. M.Dowali, It. iNlotishy; Vol, Bon). 1 1 1" i "'„,.tod* sn is Neptunc- r - Boinbay—A. Henderson, 1; ,, l , 41 „ : , e1 . 1 .'srss 1: , I,trp.;l4; r o o : 4 r z.. ; R : (l/ 1 ; 7 ,, E i: . 1 1 . -; l.:.e .f; ti la r. y : iN ti ta nil dra e ;,..m . B 1:: fr 3 c : ;: ii r, ;: rf - ie ' s, - "I '0 " 4 l'ur,..9,7captaits C: boa's in and Lad - Cantain a q' to „ -ft,u"....1.; Nis , L. Barnes ; 'Messrs. J. Pa'tteron , \ ll. ' -`). ' 'As'l,l; baillief int. cadets; 'l'. Gosley, Vol. Bot.marine. ..... ./..;/p.Vii.itt/he--Beiigiti—Mr. E. W. Itay, free marl"rii. B"rubay—Ms. B. Allen, free ui . riner ; Coljuel VI. )31°Q .-' ~, lessrs..C. D. Beresford,artillerv, T. It. Jervis, I.lol' ' ttigineers, cadets ; 'l'. Nish vol.' Bout. marine. Per Cooldua--liolubay—.6. W...Aner.son Esq. an' l i l l 1: j ' .t.Drummond; W, Gourley,. iditi. surge" ... o f: Assima:it-snr,..eon Hewett drid Lady,. NI iss M. Hewett; )1,&11, Kentish, U. Greenhill, R. Boyd,'writers ; Morses . i 7 , 1 1, mood, 11. Brown ; Messrs. C. Waddington, engineer, ~•6, Reid, infantry, J. A. Davis, .1. Walker, artillery, ciitic! 3 ,'. v, ' Vernon, vol. licia. marine. ,Ceylon-..11,ev, 'f. Culler l''' T . and Lady, W. ti. Howard and Lady; Missionary, Nlr. Suiter. For Canto:v.-Lanz:slit/nit, Chinese merchant. .............,ezo..---- be'ernhtealkkennii,tyre:-Iter7"--b; til.,re°AnietNi:tewsfs°llo"l4l4:;llll3::: and arrived at Plymouth On I‘lo[2(iy, NyiviJ he ' An English frigatc,. stated to be the . k. was lAtely cri...'sing au Boston, and bad set 4 COL . ICrige to , the Consttotion ill dig port, which IT'‘' IMCCI• bad aCCerted, una wits Bulking n yery preps t r i I:4:til'ttsi;(;:loit'iurette t h *‘ , ll t ae o rr tl' i l l 'l l l q v i c ti tl r l e t'l3r i Y t i : C c— o ld :t o : e'':il\iricl°ttiripid:sPliilC'es: aft tending-ran accident 08 t c h i c . o ß n u i l l i e va r r p k a , ss u a y ge st It'irt(Tibtahnet s,Dhoipwrutsinn to 1111, fro i between the 23d and 25th. of November, 1813 ;, and to try L S P ENCER SMITH, who was the Officer of the Watch, for his cond uct on t re hat occasion. The ient, Court agreed, That it appead.that the,aceideat was caused by the eNtrente negligence and DIP . tention Oldie Master and' Mate of the ach:nit -ship iii not hearing up in stifficient time, in COn: ,formity to the general usage of the sea, and ' l ' not having diets 11 lights when she did.bear'ap, al, 'directed by tbc convoy instructions ; and 14iciiternint SPENCER SlidiTil did every thing ill I d iv; 'power, to the best ót his judgment, and as ' l n , viscid by his. superior Oqicer, to. avoid runalgil; ‘,, board the said merchant ship ; alit, that no 1011- . ' ‘ , vhatcver was Imputable to the said-Lieutcont t be on the occasion, and did adjudge liiiil `- be accisiitted,—lteur Ad m i ra l . 1), C, 1..)0 01 . 4,6 President. . . ~ Mat THE ARMY. . . . ' ....._............--.. - . - Chid Rh Royal Highness the Commander in held . 4 Military Levee at the Horse .Guarcis Ye s " .. . day, which was attended by • Lieutenant-Gener4ls Leslie, Ffagt.4l3rerdol), itC, Sir U. stiv:are on hNo rth 4 Iris return from AMerira, Major-General Lethbridge fr om ditto .. ' The 3Ekrtitiis of Tweedule. Colonels Dorville, Grant, and Cameron. The Members of the three troops,of Wort c;rc r shire Yeomanry C ava l r y„ commanded by ..' l9 the lion. J. S. Cock:3 ; the 'Officers of the '" L ; cester Local Militia commanded by t ieuteal Colonel SMITH and the Offieers of the • I'l° f rp ' .. l " Worcester Lerch!' Militia-oommuntied by - tre l ; to nant-Colonel WlLLtams, hove alt volanteeren' • _ extend their services under the new Act. The Officers of the Bnbergh Regithent, e° 11 :,; mantled *by Lieut.-Colonel ituitsmAnolcE , h 4 1 4. offered their services to Government,. througa la Lord Lieutenant of Surrot.x., to do duty, dal' the time of their being embodied, in anY per t a . , Great Britain. ' , The Herefordshire county regular Militia ha."' commenced volunteering under. the Act of .Parlf. intent i 116 have already volunteered fur the U.' 113# wliotu 22 have joined the Guards,' 7:7. the 3 . t'kgitnent, and the rest, the Royal Waggon !tac o' and the 9.lth Rides, and 'DO have vOlnuteere d ` Q Nrilitia extension service. • . We understand that on Wednesdaylast. body of men. tha 120 battalion of Yecom"% u l e . fantry, in the County of Antrim, consisting of the . Lkhtirn, *Derryagliy, and Poieglass c _ urps, i i, r ' e a 4 also the Lisburn Cavalry otnaniniontzly vnicf" te i len that la: their services to any part of the kingdom' ' .. , rigatreo. . . i I _ .................. w....••.0r0.••.,...i.........r. r' Last iveek, a tvoinau was 'brought before the.. Yagitrates at Live - rpoui, charge,' with the a t ." ) ,i - : /c;rilis .tkfien( e of haying, with a large knif e, 'gWe. she's (24 14 ' nose of anotler winpa' n, fivitil whom ' quarrelling. She ..va. vottnuitted for trial ...._, _ .....-- ‘v ai t 4 Rol tit tic