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Tilts Vsy WAS plMilbaccl_, Yll Vaitirries, () AY°, Is. in iNesarAq, DIUNCIPLES and PRACTICE of 'NAVAL and j. MILITARY COURTS.MAKII AL. - . With an A PPEN D IX, illustrativeof the Stilsjed. By JOHN NoII'ARTHUR , , - ; Fsq, tato Secretary to Admiral Lord Viscount ltood, dre. Ofti. elating Judge,Advocate at valions . Naval CoUrtS-lk , Liriial during the American War, - and . Author of " Financial and Political Facts of the Eighteenth and present Cen. f ury. ). London: Sold by Butterworth, in Fleet-street ;T. Eger. ton; Whitrnall ; R. Faulder, Bond-street; W. Miller, Al bemarle-weer ; and Messrs. Riehardsons, Corphill ; A. Constable anti Company, Edinburgh; and f. Cooke, sub )ln. Where may 4lso be had, the Fourth Edition of " Financial and Political Fadst" Duz —1 Gottenburgb, 3 Dublin, 5 Waterford. THE SU N. SOLL . NI aUld DICIIRE FALSUM UDEn ? L 0 N D 0 IV, bATU4PAXs OCTOBLR 26, 180,5. THE Troops which are to compose the 'Expedi tion being all embarked, the whole will all in the course of this day, if the wind continues 'to the Southward. With respe# to the ()hied of the Expedition, we think it proper to preserve a most guarded silence. We shall billy say, that we have the most confident hopts that the result will prove highly glorious and beneficial to this Country. General DON has already sailed in the Ariadne. The Force which lately sailed under the command of Sir HOME P01'11(01 is, it'is now generally, believed, destined for the reduction of the Ciipe of Good Hope; an object which there is great reison to exile& may be of eeted with little difficulty, and which,' when attained, will be of the greatest advantage to the commercial interests. of the Country. The Raisonable, one of the Ships of Sir Ho ME PorrIAM'S Squadron,'on het . Passage Co Madeira; it appears by Letteri (yom that Island, chafed the Topoze or two days, :mil ex)Canged several shot with her: By a failure of wind, however, added to the circum , tance of the Raihinables being fitted for foreigm service, the Wench Frigate wa, enabled to elle& her escape. Lord Miaow'ly and Mr. litotoxn sgt out to-rriorrow on their mission to tbq'Court of Berlin. TT Will be fie,;ll by oar Pl .. } wouth Letter . that Lady ELGIN had arrived. at that Pot t in a Nouwal ,§hip from France. Her Ladyship, we untLrstatel, quitted Paris on the 14. th ingtant. Ifefbre she sailed from France it was cohfideittly assorted that the' Freneit had obtained a decisive viaory over the Austrians, after an a&ion of three days, near Denauwerth, in which theA.ustrians had above 2,000 men killed and taken In isoners. This, we have no doubt, is only an exaggerated statement of the anir at Wertingen. Indeed we may expect that every anion, whatever may the real result of it, will be represented in the French Papers as a vi&ory over the Allies. In tl e present state of the Preis in France, BONAPARTE may publish whatever falsehoods be Pleases, and although they cannot obtain credit out of France, yet if they impose upon the People of that Country for a time, his purpose will be answered.---As further proof of :the gross impositions which are praaised by the French Government upon the People of the Great Nation, placards were stuck up in almost every street in Paris, stating that the Rochefort Squadron had taken the Calcutta and thirty Sail tf East foamier?, and that they had all arrived safely at Ferrol, The greater part...of the Garrison of Paris had marched from that City to wards the Rhine, but the National Guard had not been called out to supply their place. The French National Bank has, we understand, resumed its payments. THERE appears now little doubt that the KING ofPRUSiIA will join the Allies. The Prussian Con sul, in pursuance of instruaions from M. JAoont, the Prussian Minister here, yesterday sent the fol lowing notice to LLoyp's Coffee-House: " 1104 kt 25, OS-I " Tim Prussian Consul has heat authorised to warn all Masters of Prossiiiit Ships in this Country, against entering any of the 'Ports of !'trance arid thereby their Vessels might be brotiztit into (Imager:" This seems amply to confirm all that wu have stated respeaing the disposition of the KING of Pays stn, and certaittly proves that I lostilitics between that m ona rch and France are shortly; expeded to corn. , inenCe. It is even said, tnat tilt; l'rutimn Veclara tie!) of W:n . had aattally issued. This, however, is probably premature ; but, according to Let lets front Berlin, every thing was-expelled to be arranged by the tzith or iiith of 'this month. The Prussian Troops were expo leil to, enter Hanover, 'and Fran conia and it is confidently stated that Hesse, Saxo ny) and even Denmark, will make common came with Prus:ia. It would be almost insulting the discernment of OW Readers to attempt to point out the vdventages which ran scarcely fail to result from the accession: of pruisik to the Coahtion against T?r,4lce. 1n the position in wtkich liptisPAßTz had placed himself in the march, q( a bey of pt. Lola!), Troops, pletely hemming him in, and rendering his retreat nearly iropostiible. We sincerely rejoict at the pros. pea which ,pow opens before us of the deliverance of furoPe from the ambitious projetfs of the Ruler of France. caws as Van= WOUla ha' - C. the er''. OZ CCIl1• IT is said that Opposition mean to bring forward the, Catholic Claims again next Session. As the subjeet, hooter, underwent so temperate and so liberal a discussion before, it is hardly to be expetted that it will be again submitted to Parliamentary irt ve.Aigation, at least . at the present critical moment, when Government has enough upon its hands, and when the people, in general are chiefly intent upon preserving the security and independence of the Ern. pirc from the designs of a restless, ambitious, and implacable Enemy. Yesterday at twelve o'clock TnEln MAJESTIES, the Dumi; of Kt:NT, and the five PnINCESStS, with several attendants, in three carriages and four, arrived at Windsor Castle, escorted by a party of the Royal Horse Guards, from Kew. A party of the Royal Horse Guards, and the King's own Militia, were drawn up to receive them on their return to the Castle. • Yesterday. the Prussian and Hanoverian Ambaski dors, and the Secretary of the Russian Ambassador, transaEted business with Lord M43;.GItAVE, at his A Privy Council was yesterday held again on the subjea, rumour aliys, of the late Dispatches received from Berlin. - His Royal Highness the DUKE' of YORK had yes, terday an interview with Mr, PITT for upwards of an hour, at his house in DoWning-street. Their Royal Highnesses the DUKES of YORK and CAMBRIDGE had yesterday a long conference with Lord MULGRAVE, ak his Office in Downing-street._ His Royal Highness the Delis. of YORK left. Town yesterday, on a visit to THEIR MAJESTIES at Windsor., where His Royal Highness dined. The folowing Appointments took One yesterday in form : tr The Eat of IiAItkINGTON to be Com►nancter in Chief of the Army in Ireland, but not Lord Lieutenant. Lord HA w Rows y to be Ainbassitd , ir EXtraor3inary tr, the Court of Berlin. • Mr. U A MONO to be Princ:iplt Seer:t3rv, rut Mr. Mu W. T 44U t. Private Secretary, to J.tircl El I. It OlVey, •, Lord CATHCAKT to 13:t A trthasiador to th Court of St, Petersburgh: ' , . The folk4ing General Orders wore given out on Thursday to',the diffacor Regiments'in garrison at Ipswich " 1 itsPeaor General of hospitals and his Deputies are to visit ih . d4itals, ;etter4l' and regimental, and take nuance of the proceedings tirrein, at such times as they may judge expedient; and it is particularly enjoined that no in• terruption whatever shall be given to the pe,rforinance Of this essential, part of their duty. " General Offlcers, cenunanding Brigades of Militia, are authorised to grant leave:of absence to the Officers of the Regiments under their command, so that not less than one half of the Field Officers and two. thi rds,of the Cdptaitts anti Subaltern Officers be present with their respective Corps. " Furloughs,may atsu be granted to the, Non- commiss oned Officeto and private Nlert of IWiments, SO as tkOr to exceed .ten in every hundri.,! men.' And all 91Ji.cers receiving leave of alaseilee, and all Non-commissioned Officers and Private Men to'wholit furloughs may be, yrnteti, are con stantly to he toady to joiit their •Ittr,z,ini-tits at the shortest notice,.and thewhole Must return and be mustered at 'lead. quarters by the'lLtit of March next, (Signed) "'W. Alt RONG, A.A. G." On Thursday a detachment attic Royal Artillery, with six pieces of cannon, arrive I at Itr,wich from Holt, and yesterday proccedyd to. Colchester. .On Saturday the 2d Battalion of the 36th Foot ar rived at Cambridge, on their route from Chelmsford to Nottingham, most of their men liming been draft ed, and embarked at Tilbury Fort, to join the Ist Battalion, stationed at Kinsale, in Ireland. On Monday the second battalion of the 45th Foot arrived at Cambridge,, on their route from Notting ham to Chelmsford, where the first West York Militia arrived last week, to continue ; and a few dayq afterwards_ some companies of the oth IThot, or Rifle Corps, who are on their march for Ely. The Eact York and 3d We it York , Militia are marching the North Road for Hull, where are now stationed, the Battalion of the tsth Foot, Royal Bueks,Cumberland, Surrey and Warwick nts of Militia.. _ , Yesterday the first Division of the Berkshire litia marched into Brentwooil, on their route from Ipswich to Ttuuton,. in Somersetshire. In the,Sosiew. Distria, besides the march of the 4th, 14th; and .23tt Regiments tier Embarkation, the' following , movetnent4 of Troops have taken_ place :---"Tho 4,11 t or Queen's Own Dragoons from Lewes to Arundel and Chichester, the , nth ,Entiis killetv Dragoons from Brighton to Lewes, and the Ist Dragoon 43uards from Arundel and Chichester to Blightm. The Ist Somerset Militia are arrived suverhiltßarracles frOtu Weymouth, and the Sorter, et, M r i: i" I are cm their march for the, saute plate, The Derbyshire Militia are under orders to remove. front Eastbourne to I.•lor4tam in a ii3W. davg. Ivis said that Lieutenant-General FRANCIS DVN.. ( J ai w ill succ e e d to t h t command of the Sonthern Distria, /no tem phre, in the absence of General'Sir DAVID DUNDAS, who shortly oxpeeted to re moti! from itead-qtam ten, in Canterbury, fur his winter's residence at Chelsea. A general move is taking place, for winter quar ters, with the hecond Battalions of the Line and Mi litia Regiments, hat the first Battalions will remain under canvas till the middle of next month. Sittings appointed in NiideileseY. and London, be fore the flight Honour ìble EnwAnn, Lord LLI.P.N. BOROUGIi, Lord Chief Justice, Sze. in and after MichachuasTerna 1805: Loath" . • •, 1 1comilhor 12, Mititlielex. IN TTIIM. Itionday, Noventbqr 'ru,..,;(lity, sneurday, . 16 Weilnomigy v T uo day . 26 W etiqessl,iy, 1111.1411 TKR M. 4 24 3,l4lA:tab , . ErJoy, NAF4L NEWS. PLIP);OUTIT, OCT. g4.—Arrived here this morn-. tug the P 11481411, Brig \ Elizabeth, Capt. ITzwcur., front Roscon, in 'France, in which carne Passenger Lady ELGIN and Stiite, having obtained a Passport from the French Government. Lady ELGIN landed here,this morning, in better health than could have been expe4ted from the heavy gale of wind at E. S. E. which the vessel encountered in crossing the Channel, and especially as Lady ELGIN is apparently on the eve of her accoueitement. The vessel left Roscon yesterday. Lord FLOW remains still in France, at a small village near Fontainbleau, and is stated to be in goad health. Lady ELGIN and Suite left Paris on the 14th inst. —Her Ladyship will set off for London as soon as she is a little recovered from the effeets of her boister ous voyage. The Efiza'beth brings an account of the Austrians havingbeen dele,ated by the French ; also, that the Rochefort SqUadron, with their Prizes, were ail safe at Ferrol. Sailed the arieux Sloop of War, on a Cruize. , Arrived the Industrie, Scitut.Tz, from Dantzic ; Coneordia; 1-11.EttlAr i and the ziCiive, OST ER*7llOll, from Stockholm. Last night aS a Parlict -boat was goingup the Tamar from Saltash, under full sail, with five men and six 'women, the sail being belayed, and it blowing very hard at S.S.E. a sudden sLjuail laid her upon her booth-ends, .and 'before the Boatmen could let go the sheets she capsized, by which unfortunate accident two men and five •iVomen were drowned ; the rest floated tbr some time on the ma at, and were providentially picked up ty alNlon of NV - 3es boat poising by at the time: Among those whoperished were a young man and woman who were to have. been marridd this week, and were fotind both to. gether. Letters received here from the Eagle, 74, captain Co w, at Spithead, state, that she is ordered to fit for Foreign Service, 'supposed for the Streigi►ts, and that Rear Admiral THORNBROUOriIshi ft his Flag on board ,her, and proceed up the Streights to join some Ships 'on that Station. PORTSNOUTH, OCT. ,—Arrived the Eucharis, JUTOR, from Palamos ; Araa, BM. MAN, from Bar celona ; and Two Sisters, Flquots, from Memel. 841 ed the' : Amy Bomb, Ciipt. YELLAND, for a Cada. to.tiwg4itw A ra ; and the Er 4 44.„ Sloopp-pt / War, Capt. SANLMRS, on a Cruise off Havre. The Meteor Botub, Capt. JA SI Us, bre) detained and' sent into this Port the Maria, MANsoN, lima Got- tenbargh, bound to St. To-clay being the Anniversary of the'ite'dession of His 11Lin4sTY to the Throne, the day was ho noured at this place by the ringing. of bvils, and the .firing a Salute from the Platform, and from the Ships of War at Spithead At half past one the Russian ' Shipi of War also fired a Salute.—The Portsmouth and Portsea Companies of Volunteers were reviewed at Postdown Hill, by General PORTER. The men 'of the Squirrel Frigate, Capt. StioaT- L.t Vias turned over this morning to the Saturn, of 74 gaps, Lord 'A. EIiAUCLERC, CO complete her number. All' the seamen from the small Ships have been sent on board the Line-ot-Satite-Ships, for want of men. Sailed th Falcon Sloop, Captain Savtinitas, to join the Havre Squadron. Y.tamouTn, Oct. ..5.--Arrived the. Eli*aketh, ALUXIOUNA iietaaa. Masten frent Riga, with hemp, and the, times Boom, Garortaoz Master, from the 'North Sep► Fishery, sent in as prizes by the Foulard Gun-brig ; the Anna lk'ithie, RUGG Master, froirs the North Sea, sent in by the Majes tic ; the Stad Entbden, ROY MaStOr, from ditto. sent in by the Forivaid ; the Die Froze Marie, IsegOl Master, from Stockholm for Dort, sent in by the North Sea Fleet. A lugger-rigged Privateer was this morning seen off Lowestoft ;.'she boarded a fishing-boat, and took out some, fish, and gave brandy in return : she, has 7o men on board. A- Gun-brig is dispatched pursuit of her by Admiral DOUGLAS. His Majosty'i Gun-brig l'ixen is appointed to take the Gati.;(4, MATT '.414 11,0WLI MG, and Young likh ard, JOY i for-Hattiburgh, with goods ; they are ‘ ex . paled to sail to-morrow.. Yesteaty,seinnight, in a gale of wind at S., E. in .the day time, four light Vessels were driven on our, coast ; one of them . at Happisburgh, one at Hemp-, stead, QUiti at Palling, and the other at Waxham. No.lives were lost, and it is hoped, lithe weather continues! Moderate, they will be got to sea again: Two other Vessels are said to be on shore betweo4 Washarct and Yarmouth. Several -traders are put in here with loss of anchors. • "HA ItW IC 8, OCT. 25.—Our Agent htre has receive N 1 au order from the Pomaster-Geuerai, tbf the Packets to g to Cuxhaven instead of Ilusutu, and tlv.! iu t Mail wilt he made up for Cuxhaven on the ISt of November limo. [1:1 Al ~5~~ Ij American Ship Mg/Ird, ALEL MORGAN laden with cotton, &c. from Jamaica and X New York; and the Swedish Ship Oder, SVEN STBO Master, bound to the Mediter ran ori, laden w ith tar, &C' BY a Gentlem an, j ust landed out of a Vessel from Amsterdam, that left that place so late as Tuesday, we learn that a report prevailed there of an engage' ment having taken place between the. Austrians and French, but it was not credited by the Dutch People. DEAL, Oct. 24.—Sailed ibis ,Majesty's Ship rti• tune, Capt. BEN NETT, to Yarmouth. Arrived the Venus and Festal Frigates, and seve' the F rat other Ships of W ar from a Cruize of French Coast, \aid. remain in the Downs w ith a larg 'Fleet of Men of War , Bombs, Gun -brigs, Trans. ports, tirc. yal Last :night the 5.,3d Regiment (or Ro Welsh Fuzileers) arrived a t Deal Barrnits from ki iment lthci and this morning marched with the t4th Reg to Ilrinrote fur embarkation. A are The 4th Foot marc hed in this afternoon) an,- in Barracks. ..Gaf.nsncg, !oar), frotrf Grenada, and Eleanor, F 5 ' 511 : St..Tholnue s, • arrived in GourOC flay last n ight. The Ship Union, OCT. 23 iierritieh COW* A Brig (name unkuo'Vfl) W 35 seen beating lip, but is supposed also to havegone into Goarack 80. toPurt-GlasZow, put into nottiesly 4, on M °l3. day, by t 4 contrary wind. A letter received yesterday, from wa " The Lady Sinclair, from Jartmic ato I,eitt); abandoned at sea, and .set on tire, lio arrived at Bristol." of Coik, from' Trinidad . ' 4 'Ci4.16111A1.4, OCT. 23.--.011 Ylonaay afteill'lni riggiifslaunch was deep laden with ailch`3ll rt iu rowing down* the,itiVvr with a strut% .iidef l', as she got near the Avon, run attryart a .hawsea. upset: 'The anchors and boat went to the `)tt°117,,,,' but' providentially no lives were ioo, and evcrY la "; was "on up' out of the water by dux los Da -hand, tiolun : e l' i h d, e eredir P F ritg ii, oaaantded:rSpanish another hoo Frivate i„ e: ti ls : 4 li Pt ag tlrt3 4; % ll .4 o th ---....."—o bear s ave:r.et i- (jU bDQN, from 'Grenada to Clyde, a said to 01' .esterday the Jfinery a, a floe fir-built rriPteti was ttunctied at.D..ptiord Duck -yard, is ,veti in 40 - bl4O at three oclock in a gt.,od st) le, but,.,b_ .bn"lellce of not drOpiong aiictior .)lii elloub:i . ...O,6W,Uug against the vessels in toe ir,' ond loivcl74 ott part ot her sterh.work. The `p si xa' l!'' a numerous, and the Dock Volantet 0, 145.11Aed vY.,. Party IA the Tow er Hamlets Aliti,i,' preielleu t,; g,sreat°lst 'l"‘ler• No accident. I.4.3:Atred 0 1. ''' L° `-'l,st,',qttence. , ..........................."''''''.o4 PsnYyemsteur:itaeyretdheati..\sl oSnutrrptellYiellregUairnrtlecilitsa,l3i(ni!siCcal.itallui (8)AI having . 3 sham tight with the LoYal LaiTl,,,l)c..L's Dat the ether Corps. The day was proptoeuif _,. I __ i,b t,is'airli:dt, S'sutartrieoyu!tad dthhearclitliytt,lnituarecul,te,aidot:i‘th a t ' ir il 14,w'eat, !!lan an °nicer arrivi.:d with a message, stali"gior the only Corps which had mustered wa il t '' " e d t, Beth ; but the numbers were so disproyertioo L., i e Enemy they were to contend with, di:4ff; atl declinedtime eucounter. The. Yirst Stitl'el in't7o, e y directed its march to Kenoingtou Cotolloth where . the Lambeth had previously artiocid* host tit . .e Corps stied together. 1.1213ey %Olt 1t,..)..:Lia01i 01 the battalion movements,. while the DP-4"l',A" rel ers extended entirely SClO$ the Commool '",iti:tic reefed . their operauons. The whole perforal...'-„isik. military exercises with great spirit. lime . lo t riim-r- hi t v i re . was that of corning the botlew oh" btitlarCiiiii4 .lis ' , song position they Kept up im indepentkot rdo tor several rounds. Time square formed line, a,' t o r_ittl‘s talsing open order, niath‘xl ii) tioe., svilltot Band playea.-r-At tit.: halt tue witolePri'Ntitr .4 at9l.‘eve three cheers in honour of tue Anil.' l i '' r o or fits IVIA3ss tY' s Accossion. Ine Likills: a r t)d up near tile 110trAuCe 01 the. t;oitnili.ni, AV fe to at tau present while the Flr,t Surrey toarcit,,,,l iiii Troops diffeCtilt evolUtiooS Direr, 1‘e? 1 ir4ATS till 11. vi.ls dirli • The inCeollll oti_.,ll4:ooi up by the hollow square in the evetlitli P r , ' 00 1 " uthtll e&4. Ints,Coips weie inarelt,c3, ..„ 0 distance up the ' road and dismissed. 4,,:.,,,%''yered scarcely been discilarzeu, when it rcJi u l ' l , l Bir that a tii eh. al brolton out at tvir, 11..ioso$'01 .110! F,',240r, Within a low doors of tile VistimoiVri apioi i'vu!wss- hid people -. of the ho-Lise weegnot, ahoOt in the utmost censternation,.c.illult; '''',;Dat vi !1,13c01. *.,l'he Volunteers instantly {.tides . up 4 1 Pio lc tue uouse, and would not suiTer tiny el ill ~,oi Pa: 4 . A soak 'wilt rfartiber V/Qllt intl.) t iv: I'imilil by great exertiens had the oil tort tine to eA t" 0 the flames baron the arrival of the cogihett. 1 ic, Oa ViethleAlor evening,- about seven dot, D brilliant aiti most ueaut.lin meteor Was °bier w il rainy persons in Yarmouth. iltube wilO! 00 . ‘,Yliolvprogress cie.scribe. it. as rising. troll . 1 .2 1 e; 0 , 4astern horizon,- a.:d eonsequenny tipPoilr'",°olitl) .14Alillg from ,the stye; it seemed to ti 10 1.,,, atla.' alert dliappOrtcl, leaving a lielliootis clorto a large magnitude, apparentlY fixed. - 41 .. . ° e Ilii was a strong breeze tibia tbo, S. E. at the tit" Liiij cloutLchttappeftred by slow degree 4, -ilia 01 ' r IV. i S. A it'le te4 .l r - : l ia . :b b a L g ll o ii -' t u s t i ' :l s gl!l t i t A le r i. w‘ttOb':d:llll:t rtes . 14 - 1) t' Ll r 4 ". -'i-gt ay . 41i e l' CoUntry Church nut tu.tay atties,lruin Wuotwllo Tilt. kit'LL4rootn ',v,,,ts uitwitnis ulttovt,.ntY! 11,10,1! bride Jost but ~)t. oer teens.. 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