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letermined up ith to be beta Jerson having 1;141 cannot be Lye dctermineti further pro. lIIIPERI4 PAR LIAMENt HOUSE OF ttians, Al.)NroiN, Nov. 1; regar d to 11; 1 icif demanded Who was .9' illUttnAY► ,a 11), has beel give his r for Geiler4; t Sicily t 0 . till alter 66 Ili le wre ot'e rt .v v, c !,. 1e \ te r iot ,11 005' „11 (411611 tet ti. " 101 ''" in Oil septeol cithCf It, a fter or dere d I x periel let a i - 1 31v:el l I Vibe lea s --- 5 ot Cii) v ir t ,o4.f t , ft Ss ' .11 ';11 H err, lt iC ' ,wig , '" i"I It i se Ci" l l tlP (' , ' Caw Le oiL .bit PINk , PROROGATION. This da y , at half-past three ' o'CloCk, the Loan tRANGELLOR, the • L or d President (Earl of LLin kokray) and the Lord Privy .Seal (Earl`WesTsloar.- 1440 came down to the House, and being .j'lobed, their Lordship's took their seats as his Ma esty'h Co mmissio(lerS, oil the Bench in front of the 'lb roil e. Air. QUAICSIE, Acting Usher of the 'Black Rod, Iras then dispatched to order the iintnediate at telidaace of the Commons, who. forthwith, being tePresented on this occasion, by Mr. LEY, jun. t 'e of the principal Ckrks,, and by other Officers of the House appeared at the Bar. i lThe P RINCE ItEoeterts ' Commission, authoris ttiig the Lords ther e i n name d , or any three or more tht ill, to d ec l are and notify his Royal High neHi s ' ' S plea sure for the further Prorogation of Par }, Ill ' et n, Until Thursday, the 4th i nF t . " t h en t o " u ilulden aud Sit for the consideration and disk I , 4 ' a 41 " of (live rs weighty " s and important affairs," cri s , (bell read. ' After which, the LO KI) C HAN -. ed I i 611) ' Organ of th e Commissioners, address (' l e Asseatbly as follows : . " at). I` `, By v . -naps Avu Grxrcencs, ' ' ,il ia Qthetr/tle of the Commission under . the Great Seal , to t o t i. e c r Lords directed, mid now rem:, we do, in al; Wales, i tt ,,, ; _ i _ . ommand a of his Royal Highness the Prince 0 . t , : in ! ti.tieltot tht: United Kingdom, /tors_,.behdif of his Majesty, Prorogue this Parliainui _ ln t e l and acting in the nam e nu t 1141 1 ,..`"Yi the 4th day of November, instant, to be then ~,t d . : _ tli,:••9.,tuni sit.,Ad this Parliameiit is accordingly Pr?p„ a :,..iii:day, ti 4 t h • -,le out. to be thcit here holden. H W C "'"lons then withdrew to the i r own (il lse, aud their Lordships retired. garrison of 6000 troops, which MintAT left u . l, liies, has b een ordered to it)111 BEAU HARNOIS, 1 , •°' eillg thicatened in his rear by the Ilavariaos ~ _ ?'ted to the Tyrole ans , i s expected soon to fall ua.ck towards the l'agliamento. Ae er , ult. tints from Alicant, to the date of the 9th ithi tit, , lte that the little station of Dcnia, with c ii.: ' 2 ° Men in the Castle, still held out This nilt' tl e 'l"t4 ' lee i s attributed to the number of French ~,,," 1-' "r persons of French descent in the-coati- t tb .'ls tow, which may consist of .about 5000 in riv.t.lts and iroin whout It is presumed the gar 7 ." have acquired easily nll the necessary sup l'hes. waYesterday, at three o'clock, it,Cabinet Counei. Art s' Ili'l at the Foivign Office for the _ ngia g the arses, REGENT's Speech foi. the purpose of Ll*l/I ''sl °f tlie&tssion of Parliament. . Vest ..I til e , tl U t . s s t the LORD CHANCELLOR bad an ail 411,1efLth,c.PIZTNCS REGUNT. Lords LatvEspoot. IIigi;#44:4sLLEAGLI had also audiences of his Royal \,i'vets,,tiei-ilay,.' at two o'clock, the Duke of V°.II.KI ji b r i i , . iti twom tram Oatlands. Soon after he am „I,!:ileet% to }t ic Royal brother the iluiNes Re of eit ( !% 11 !„ I' te tUrn trom the country. l'he Duke I.+o ' l il t - 11 4 k 4 40 visited the PEINeE REGeNr. Pik,bt r i e ( r „; l " l f t LE 'Ltv returned to town on Sunday mg of t ' 4113 t ell& Lodge, to attend the meet..- .4tril a Tile meat. . 44tily, onl y alterations making in the chambers of th e a l nent are, the new avenne for Members of tb .* 4(lll Se of Commons to the gallery leading- to ; 'tit tiuttbe, which pi eolocies the necessity of coin ;4lllirotigh the Waiting Rooms and the taking e 7 r . w aY of the fife place in the lower, or anti-lobby j the, Commons, which i s to b e replaced by a : r ge Rus s i an stove , w hi c h w i ll difThse a greater ;k 1 More equable warmth thro ug h. that necessary -P,tartmnt. I,;lie Speed!' packet sailed from M a l ta on t h e 2 11 nf S eptem b er, from Sicily on the 24th, and rlll Gibraltar alt the 18th of o(!toher. IVitli re tret vve learn, that when the Speedy left Malta, the idil, rag e d w i th great 0 a t t , t h r 4 aver aged 33 Tel' day, and the fev e r a t Gib . violence.—The fever at i lz also continued :-14 died LlailY• in At • Itiq I hWer to these very unpleasant statements, liih e .° l , h ,ling Piper states, that in Valetta the me cili,...Ny disorder with which the Island had been ‘,lel,tr, had wholly disappeared, and that the l'lges-;l4,,,,asioned by it were confined to the vii- 11 , ;, 1 : 14 4th er places ill the interior. , . ... . ii r Gibraltar, . wdiner to intelti criee , egard to th.ct , B.it euthined by the most respectable houses on .. lita .. jai l) , I. the state of the place had been Sc) far stotu,"4l, that the merchandize which had been *4 "hy letters conveyed in the precediog packet, thea.l.Nin ordered to be. shipped, to proceed by fill:4 o pportunity, to that fort s r i ess. scrii: ( l l % , (l3 Y the Loan MAYOR E.ect will be pre: • to m ' 111 state to the L otto CLIANCELL OR , at hi 0. Th e „, • -1 nekifor..l-piare. 11 41 4 - 4.'oiitWerulte says, " Alontlay, Sir . Je_itt_ r tg . . 1 4 1 , tu r , riart. was apprehended in Barb, bY 11 ,, ,. *4 14 ' In Y, of Sheptoir Mallet, on a. charge t t' . zzls ) 1 t I' ig King's stores about 20 years bevel:;smec.- e was charged with being. concerned with htl 4 EY, &e. in 'forging l 'iis 44 aq of Monmouthshire, and 500/. reward the will of . 1 1 cads • tre k ed For his apprehension."—ls this a ,r ili c t_ . - °l. 0, ttson from the jots/ BRIGGS, late al,►ie tait ;4i:tortoise,. wh o was , Tli , t h ` c , ? apprehended at Bath • Harts} c •aisforttine of DRS }JAYE'S) ~1 . ifit!ti it I. • -.. - • •' the mote it excites .ta t . II Ignation aganht• Tyrant of kt e i., Wili also be an exaniple to certain other tr i „ toers wt . vriti oti ' .40 may now he convinced that the 4 4:4 4 s fortunes acquired by British liberality 0 "cured by ti . British Constitution.. i a m otio s it .6),..4f ti t , :dy,es.ening last,- in a General ASSem -1'1(4- headenticians, held at their apirtinetils A 14 41./: s "Place, Mr. W. HILTON. and Mr. G. F t s' i 'litl eu ' 'vete elected Associates of the Royal icb44t4-‘4llliororigh-street • tt,i'' hitie . • Police 011 ice yesterday, I t , Y walk. Y t ars old, was charged with deli it -I.,,Nl.\tre.e Ing into the shop of a gr°eer , ' in ( K i otliDe„tt) and stealiou a five !L.' li t .i u e °IT the eohn t4 7i, with which lie run off. shilling paper 0 • t:,i4is4e interro I gated by G. Htcxs, Esq. q,, 11t i ilot i n ' e t ' i bor. 'stated that his- father i lild the 11., ,`, 4 ' f itu1.,,' - ;', l.ll e.sh - on. to cornai:t the rubbery, and • '' the i;,,,,i1l orble*re.tl to coufront the father. II11:11, t4,;li°ll a future day: . . • - li , I A iit Ikt: '''t .l Y,' ot Co,: name or poINTiN, re- `sir s • t1"1,,4111 / 4 1111"011- nitiltlintitt,..Mary•le-holle, -! , ',7 14 t1A '0:1;nv auras ,a. 0;1 Sunday nieit. and %Vila ~or,~ri.~r: To MISS STEPHEYg. - A RITArSOLiY, Wh:fliCi, when doubts or fears molest; By grief subdu'd, by toil oflln•est, For solace shall I ti ? What charm shall each sad hour beguile! The tousle of what: voice—what smile— The magic of fvbat eye? Enchantress sweet, I turn to thee, Oine alone my thoughtt to free From each devouring care ; Eut; ah ! whilst those which I endure Thou, only thou, Curia chase or cure, Thou plant'st another there. Angelic maid--low much 'tis thine, 'With touch of melody divine, To soothe the troubled heart ! Thine—o'er the soul full sway to gain, , With chasten'd note and melting strain, Beyond the reach of art. But thus while music's puw'r I own, Sweet Songstress, 'tis not that alone Which ravishes each sense That sparkling look--:that speaking eye, In whose soft radiaitee I descry The soul of innocency. That cherub smile—chaste Cynthia's tread, That coral lip of virgin red, Ne'er yet by mortal press'd; In native modesty array'il, These charms conspire, with music's aid, To fire my 'throbbing breast. When this thy earthly course is o'er, Sure Ilear'n, with future bliss in store, ' Shall bid thy spirit rise ; Desigted then, from thy earliest birth, To cliarma Syren here on earth— A Seraph in the skies. THE KING, &c. • His MAJESTY now orders and gives directions respecting his dinner. INIAsEsTY's establish ed Pages take their %yaks as usual upon him.— The QUEEN frequently visits the Kr NG, and holds conversation with him in the presence of the Doctors. Her AlAsesrv's visits arc repeated more than (thee in a day sometimes: WINDSOR, 'Nov. I.'---Her 'MAJESTY took .her usual airing to Frogmore, the day being remark ably line, the Princesses: walked to Frogniore. Princess SotinfA, with her usual attendants, rode on horseback in Windsor Little Park. PrinCess CnoLorrs, attended by the Duche,,s of titigDS and daughter, and Miss ENIGIIT, %valketl. This morning a great numbCr of sportsmen and spectators of all kinds, assembled at Salt Hill, to see the deer turned out for the day's diversion ; it was nearly eleven o'clock before he was. turned out of the cart ; surrounding spectators on foot soon lost sight of the diversion. The `day being tine, great numbers of people from Windsor and the snrrnundinevillages, attended. • FEMALE FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER. • (peons 4 ,„n ire.* Actent9le: of the' Prise:it Month) tioasmin Ditess.—ltourid dress ofjaconet muslin, made up to the throat, and buttoned down the back, which is still broader than they,Were Vi)fri lest Month; tht: MAISt is also a little, lust it is very little shorter tlidn they were then. Lr.m.; sleeve, which full much off the shoulder; it is very large an 4 loose, and fastens tightly at the wrist by .s letting-in of lace; the sleeve descends minima to the fingers, and is edged with lime. The trimming of this drew is extremely elegant; t< very broad flounce, of the same materials as the dress, is :insomnia ed by a rich embroidery in coloured silks, acid a slight b,rder, the pattern • a wave, goes round it at bottom. - Treble rutf of pointed lace. Hair cropped behind, and dressed in loose fall curls in front. Ear-rings of dead gold in shape of a heart; they are eery small. - Slippers of .slate-coloured LA, made much higher round the instep than they have been worn for . some time and trimmed with u Oland to . cerropond. • • lbsixua Mt:Esse—Frock of Devonshire hrown i erspe, made to display the back, bosom, and shunlders,. as much as pus- Sible. '1 his exquisitely•simple and becoming dress leaves us little to describe ; in the form of the hock there is nothing. new but the trimming, which is o f w hi te sat i n , i s very novel and tasteful; it is laid on in folds, which are separated into small compartments log strings of real pearl. The sleeve,. which is of white satin,' - corresponds, h the flounce. , Hair partly twist e d up behin d, partly descending iii loose ringlets on the back of the ne‘k • the forehead is shaded by 'a few loose and beautiful ringlets; a wreath of half-blown roses is pet oa. rather to one side, and the whole air of the bead is as youth ful as possible. Pearl neck-lace, car-rings and bracelets. iVhite Fla slippers with silver rosettes. A rich scarf of le mon-colour shot with lilac, is occasionally,throwit over the shoulders; and a ridicule, with silver clasps and tassels, fi nishes the dress. . (li:NERAI; Otis FAIVATIONS.—in jewellery, cornelians, both white and red, are very much worn in half dress, and dead gold ornaments are also universal.—ln fo.l dress coloured stones have a decided pre-eminence over pearls, Emeralds slid rubles are highest in estiination ; bet sapphires, topazes, timploises, in short every kind of coloured stones .ire worn. —ittil-bouts of black and different coloured leather are uni vers it , in undress. Shoes or slippers are quite op the disclifte. White kid and white ',atm slippers, made much 'higher than' they liavo been worn ini tliz.• instep, are very gene,- ;I in fall dress; hut. Lk must fashionable is a white satin sandal, Tact - d with 4ilver cord. Fans continue the stow as last mooth.— Fashloriahle colour,: for thu mouth are ruby, purple!, sea green, brown, and slate colour. • S P It NG. NEWMARKET TIIIKD 0(s Uliz.t, • SPIt 41013611T0N, ,Ntwty.istAt 1. Sir d. Burthary's Smolensk(); heat Gen. Grosvenor's Red ' Mood, Sot. 71b. each. D. I. ioOgs. h. ft.--; to I on Sato. Mr. Vansittart's Selitna, 7st. beat Major Wilson's Singh:so, est. 71b. 100 p. b. ft,—S to I oil Saints: 1). of Grafton's >4st. 911). beat 14Stawell's Ciao, Bit. R. :rl. 4dOgs.—.7 to agst IVufttl, nsjor Wilsnu"s f. by Selim, 7st. 61b. beat D. of Itutland's wpstopebin, est. Y. C. lu3sio. h. ft.-2 to ton Major Wilson's filly. Mr. Craven's Pentagon,' beat 14 Jersey's Catcrii , l!_tr, Set. 41b. each. T. Y. C. lap. It. ft.—;s to 2 agst Peniatin. Mr. Payne's 0. Yalta, by Popinjay, 751.910. htt4t Ivir.Thorn - Historia, 84.91 b. A. F. 20t3trtt. h. It.--2 to lon Ytify. Mr. Lake's Pointer's, Bst. Bib. 13C it Ld G. IL Carendioh's Cut, tigt. 4117. T. Y. C. goOgs`.-5 to l on pointers. Pal lington's Cwrw, t ct. 71h. PeatAr.Sti.aliespear's Ify davit:l ust. Alt. NI. 2'..).)44.—tn t on_ w A WoNDEttytn AND sAhsattouiPeiipotimiozce...--- A bay ware, the property of ,,apt.lllAsir, of Kil burn, having. been tumefied to go 100 miles in 15 hours, the start was ininle yeiterriav ou the Hoer title road,, at three o'clock in the low.iiing. The did eight Miles an hour • for four hours be fore baiting. 'Atter half un hour's I%.:st, she wit; ro di'at_the nue of sixtrifles an hot ‘ii. tor three hours, and the match wa s won ‘vkli 'eight minute's to spare. but with much difficulty. The 014 1. . a was . NAVA L N ws. cii:tc, OCT. 2 . 9 . .--On Wednesday, the ack Arabella packet; from. Passage to Falmouth, WaS forced in here by contrary winds. The Lady Ara; Melia left Passage the 19th instant ; Captain CIA -11MN?, who brought dispatches from Matiuis \VELLINOTOI4, immaliately landed and prO6eded critic thein via Dublin. T:le packet had. about 60 Officers, passengers, Mostly wounded. Among them was Colonel Petlwrcx, Who lost Ids right leg, and Colonels A. and * GUY CAMPBELL. The troops had suffered severely front . the inclemency df the weather, and were gbing into winter guar-,. tees. Commonotta RoDoEtts. Admiral Tnontoo- ROUGH, we are informed, has received a letter in timating the capture of the President, American frigate, by his Majesty's shill Bellerophon, 74 guns. CORK, OCT. 27.—Yesterday arrived his Ma jesty's sliip pusher, with a Beet front Falmouth, to - join convoy here for the West Indies. His Majesty's ships Barhanz, Capt.SPRANGLII cats, Hon. Capt. SEYMOUR ; Sizake and Dasher, arc to convoy them to Jamaica. The several ships composing this very valuable fleet, about 200 sail, are unmooring and getting under weigh. The transports with ti company of the Royal Ar tillery and Goth Regiment:of Foot, &c. proceed with the convoy for Barbadoes. His Majesty's ship Bacchus; Capt. Hot.n, sails to-day with the two convict ships, Catherine and Three Bees, to join convoy at Falmouth. His Majesty's sloop.th/con, Capt. MoNTansson, •on Mo,nlay,sailed for Belfast, She is gone on a five month's eruize between - this port and Lough swilly. • PLYMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Come 'in the Co/in, LO.- VELA, from Bristol for Trinidad, retaken by his Majesty's ship Bacchus ; Mermaid,' KELLY, from Cork tti N'ewfoundian.:l, retaken by the Mating' schooner.; the French chasse marile Marie Julie, from • Bourzleaux, prize to the Ajax man of war. Came•in the Am e riean seheiotier Chesapeake,' front Kintz • for Baltim-Ke; prize to his Majesty's ships Pyi aims and Hotspur ; Betsey, AIERRYWEATHER, from Bristol , to the West Indies, captured yester day by the True-Blooded Yankee American priva teer, and retaken by his 11/fujesty's ship Eurolas.--- The privateer fired into the Betsey, killed the Mate and wounded the Master, brit not, daogerously,— Arrived the Foxhound' from Falmouth. The True , Blooded Yankee carte out at Morlaix the 21st 'Oe ' tober, and took a light collier,' which she sunk. 'She also captured a large hanieward-thound ship, name unknown. The Prevoyante, Frtnch priva teer has captured the brig Maston, of Liverpool. Sailed the speedy packet, from Malta, for i_stati-' gate Creek: Arrived his Majesty's ship Hannibal rroni the Westward. Sailed his Majesty's ships Briton, Sultan, and others, in consequence of R report of two French frigates anti a corvette having beets seen to the West tvard. DOvca, Nov. I.—The Rose in June, fishing It $ yraer went 'out front here for the purpose of Ot. catching herrings, , hut in the evening a storm .coming on, there IS too intivh rettion to believe,. -from her nets being , picked up, that ber crew. consisting of eight in'en, perished —Captain elta nort, of the Britannia (170 tons), of Dublin, hound front thence to. London, was taken off Beachy Head, List night, by a French privateer, and recaptured brought hy in to his Majesty's sloop of war Ri iao, Dover harbour. PouTsmotrn, Noy. the • Sharp, , skater sloop of war, and the Queen. Charlotte cut ter, for the Guernsey station. Went out of har bour his Majesty's snip I,eziathan. FALMOUTH, OCT. 30,—ArriVdd" the Erpress pacl:et . from JBlll.liCil, in 40 days ; and from Her mula,in 20 nays. Arrived off this port the Prin cess Charlotte packet, from Malta and Gibraltar, and has sailed for Staugate Creek. The Nymph packet, for the West Indies, is gone into the Roads. D u r. Nov. the Queen to Ports rpo his Majesty's ships, Bedford anti o . I A . L. Arrived Cornwall from a cruise off Flushing. K IN GSTON, JAMAICA, SRPT. 18.—The ,Sappho b r ig, of 18 Captain O'GRADY, arrived this day front iivtintnia. 'bhc sailed tram St. George's on the Ist inst. and on the 2:1 boarded an Ameri can brig, from Castine . I)4zund to St. Baz.tholo mew's, which was cgs captured on the 28th ult. by the private ship of war initcpzil, of Guernsey, in Lit. 32. long. , 64. The prize left Madeira on utile alst of July, in company with the Superb, of ons, Menelaus frigate, of 38, and Ply ,loop of 'war, of 18 guns, in par - suit of Commodore Rono ERS to the Soul() ward.—The ildir7.erea frigate, of 32 gnus; Captain HAWKINS, arrived at 86- mutia front Halifax, oa the 3d nit. with a fleet - under convoy. • BRITISH NAVAL FOECE.-----The fOlowingstate. mein of the titunbCr and etlicithey of the British Naval Farce Is extracted Ituti4 the Official Returns to yesterday: Of the AT S EA. Line. fifties, frigatr. sloops. honi 4s. brirs, cutters.schosin era. 9t3 7 VII 155 83 48 IN reit r• AND rtrml. 49 3 30 27 I 9,1 S p °Aso Pl. 8 $ 4 . 0 0 0 0 UOI.I'ITAL SHIP; &C. 302.2 A 0 0 0 IN cOMIIVSION. 159 23 156 10$ 7 17d 41 c . O iNt °RUIN:AY. 6 3 13 68 41) , 4 11. BUILDING. 25 7 19 28 0 1 2 3 o 243 Tot a I 95$ 40 116 11 193 41 1,019 Ve s;l3. Of this force there are dit:tribttted in the Mediter neAn 93 A esieis-30 of the line ; in the clitnnel, 67-19 of the line ; North Se , t zina 82-7 of the line ; off Spain and Portng.ti, 6 ---16 of the line ; North Awe' icau Coust, 71-10 of the line, I NAVAL NEWS CONTINUED. The. capture of file '7 l rave took place on the 23d Olt. off Ushant. She waS . brought into Ply- Mout . cin'the same day .ith Vie Weser, her con- Sort : they had both Sailed in con! , T 4. the T,excl; and were disMaSted in the e g t.e. The Traver was first fallen in with by the ..e.ii:ttts brig of war, Captain Mon:moll, who kept dodging and engaging her some time, when-fortunately the dadrermache,. Ctiptain Tams, and the. Pyramid, Captain Durrinl, were discovered under a crowd of sail ; thelormer, we understand, was the head most ship, and to which, it is said, she struck her colours, after a few - minutes' action. The Cap tain's mune is Vita HAHAtd. We are happy in - being able to'contradict the reported loss of his Majesty's ship ill(xelle.--She joined'SirJoHN WARREN'S sqoadron on the Ist September, and was well, in' the Chesapeake, on the 3d of that month. The Express packet, with mails from Jamaica and the Leeward' arrivrd at Falmouth on Saturday. The Express sailed from Jamaica on the 26th September; from . Curacoa •on the 29th ; and from Bermuda on the 7th ult. The Sleeve squadron, consisting of . the .fiama dryad, Captain CIIETBAN Erdrus, Captain 1:Y -FORD; Ariel, Captain D. H 048; and Woodlark, Captain BYRON, have captured a number of btua II vessels and boats, crossing. from Jutland. His Majesty's ship Barham,' Daher, find &mkt, sailed from Cork the 27th ult. with upwards of .150 vessels, for the West Indies. The Morton, Iti!MILLAN, from Liverpool to .Cork, was taken. the 29th ult. off the Lir,trdi by the Bari/tole French schooner privateer, of 4 guns and 100 men. Another convoy will sail. from Leith Roads for Gottenborgh, on the rah of November. • NAVAL • APPOINTMENTS • ' Lieut. George Bettes worth (brother of Charles Bettes wOrth, Esq. of Portsea), to Command the Arno) Priateeit;• Licht. G. P. Browne, to the Surteillante; South, ditto; Lieut. W. T. Tullish., Montague ; 1 1.ient. It.. Diaten, fti,itent ; Lieut. E. Yorrel, Itaceiiorse.;,AL Browne,. Choker; Lieut. 0. A. Topper, Cornwall ; Santlys, Mercurius ; Herini , lghattr, Tigris; R. Vans, Leviathan ; Gill, Terror; Lieut. Rowley to the Centaur, 74; Lieut. r;reenwooat to tlie.Swinger stoop Lieut. 0. Addis to the tiebroS frigate; Licit. Woulaough to .the Blazer sloop; the ltev. J. Jones. to Ire Chnittain of the Prince; Mr. 0. Davies to be PUrser of the Qtteidee sloop ; Kr.. R. Mites, of the Ned Etch; slooP, to . be Purer of the. Va lorous; Mr. Gri ffi ths, late Clerk of th e Ptillonit, to be Ptirser of the Brazen; Mr. C.. Davies, !Bold, to the Martin; 141%. Huggins to the Ruby, vice Lucas deceased; It. E. Brice to be Chaplain of the Medway. Trip ARMY.. It is conjectured, that the 4rirish regiments st Stralsund, which report mentioned as having. been ordered to embark toy another destination, kill proceed to the,Weser, in 'order. to 't4c . advantage of the opportunity afforded, by the estahlishmeut of the Russians in ,Bremen 'and Qltleiilaiirg, for raising the standard of-the %viol Sovereign in the- Electorate of Hanover.. These regiments are lorthiVieh to be augiuented to thc full str eng th o r , 1000 men each battalion, .by the admission of Ger man recruits. Lieutenant-General Sir -Taos. PiCTOWS health being in a great degree re-established, it is said he will soon proceed to Spain, to takt . the com mand of the Etotern Army. flit Coldstream Guards, the 37th and 88th re giments, were the most sueesstill cotys in ob taining men during the late volunteering front the Detachments of the 88th and 42d regiments, embarked at Portsmouth on Saturday fur Por tugal TA detachment of upwards of 100 horses of the Royal Waggon Train, embarked on Saturday morning at Portsmouth, with an otAeer and a pro portionatenumber of men, for Spain. Thu Royal Cardigan Militia have marched to Portchester. The 2d battalion of the :Sib regiment of foot has been ordered trom Exeter, to be placed under the command of General ACLAND, iii the Eastern district. The Light Cavalry Depots have received u~ission to turn nut a proportion of horses into straw-yards, for the winter. The: Commander in Chief has lately directed, that DragoOns should not be employed in convey ing Military Orders, except on urgent occasions, which may require immediate disp3tch. A circular letter his been transmitted to the Lords Lieutenant of Counties, by the Secretary .of the Home Department, forthe purpose of ren &ring entire effective, and of more general ns-p, that valuable corps the yeomanry cavalry. With a view to this important object. Lord Stonou'rx recommends the forming the separate troops, or small corps, into regiments, consisting of not less than ; six troops, where there are so many 'fa the county, and that each regiment should per form its annual exercise of twelve days, as per manent duty, at one and the santv period, kind be object - during that time to one inspection. Corps so formed, and consenting to assemble annually for the period Above mentioned, are in future, in lieu.of present allowances, to receive the same pay and allowances as are granted . to the regular cavalry. The - 3d 'Royal Lancashire Rei;iment of Militia, comanandeil by Colonel 011 Tuesday, reviewed in the Etc. ntx. Park, Dublin: by Major General . BARKY. This very excellent, Regirnezit, which, For gond conduct. clomliness: and diSelpliUc, ' cannot be surpassed by any in hi , l iftlajc:stY's service, through, several. evoin. highly sat i•enutory to the,General. r. inspected and rizvietved w a i t lo pt c lu x t p f i r .e ie s s sio by hi t i l itles i n .i; ThurSchty se`ninv,ht, the Dumfries Mili t i a were ' chn. AlowroorvLltY, strong teritts' of ;Approbation, respe . eting that aP pearance and discipline ,of the rnen. '.)Jereerot. jug into site line commenced on Tuesday; anti 27 of the corps enlisted. • „_. . • Th e Oiford .comffrinfled by Coionel LANGTON, arrivitl on Monflay w'imight tt t Cork from Bri3tol. • • " A private named tiontes Gready, of the Sts or Itvgiinent, taken anton 4 the tnelty ;lt "Money Cieck, iit Jilne tit, ttOd a Twilate of this naeied Terence il , vrt, I n e hvell shat for ,erti , ni, Itl pursillitec thcir -;etttetice by Omits. Martial at Kingston, had ou ate I!;.ith and h