The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-04 00:00:00

N .1 74 L N E VS. PLYMouIII, A PR: L 2.--Attived the Brigheavee, of and from Lidenwith pipe-clay, &c. bound to Live r , 01! ; was captured nn the *oth ult. cff the Lirid'.i.Eilt!, by a French Privateer, and re.. 'take n on the 24th by the Decade Frigate. Sailed the Teeny . Lass Armed Ship with a Con. 'roy to the Eastward. The N. S . Delors Dolores, S. Miguel, St. ;hegira, and Anent Conformidad, four Prizes, sailed under her Convfloy, with a *large Fleet of CUasters• 1301etsmourn, Arm. 3..--Arrived the Hastik , 4 .6. vatter,. from Lisbon ; Defender Gun-brig, from a ttotze 'TIP/wailer Gun.brig, from a Cruize,i Bat ri )renunte Cutter, with Conroy, from Plymouth; and Intrepid -, from sea. Sailed the ArneeiC/3, ROB titsoti, for St. johns ; fur Lundao ; and . Craekir GutubtiZ, on a CrUiZt. SlitZklltsS, APRIL 3.—Went out of thrbour diniah le. fD Sai led the Prey' !pante for toe River, and Ardent Clitharn, tope 1)44 off: The P In 4 -"" "a an'd Valiwour will b e p a id I). , unty t" a4 l 3llec, ay(' proceed immediately ttl M Th tlit Afge armed tor armed Ship continues the " Can/o * y to the Elbe, Ln d will sail ed>chit the imuant. It t S h o iLat Olt Port-2414nd, Atincourt, Isis, Pomona , . ! W Y ., inc ? "e __ , :l ea bil C t ; g eres4 t 4414 Elclon, r i )l u l Ll L less nl of kang e e n r, e rvielphl, and 4:lPeester Arrned Ships; Lot.ust, Aim well, Fearless, and itlte Gun.bri gs several Fne-vessels and Homb-ten -4' 441 a large Csixvoy of Al erc.hant Vessels for the gibe-. eAri) APltt _ -L 3.—S His M.ijesty'3 Sloop 4'411111, With Convoy, for Portsmouth ; Blazer " 4 Tigress' Oun.brigs for their station off Calais. .town the Mariner,Glin.brig from the Nnie; ;b e , tr ? "'"lr Ligther from Sheerness fur iliac& for the ltd. Ani ve d fl it Frficstie Spaniih Privateer, Prize to the I <'''lJ Priv,i,eo”. of an Landon, Luc from Fulm:utli, d 64iled for the River. .......... • " We ar e ha another gallant i nstance ppy to record o f . ht ' v erY in our Mercantile Marine : . tz 1 ---i 1.. Op A LETTIII3 ;mom CAPT. NUN soon', 91 THP lifille bCAltrloitoUGH ) cli im NDo N. " aarlidoes, j.m. 27. " 1 aln happy t o ', f n v o f the arrival of the Scarbo tltlit°ooii rn.,1:11-iti g .l%l V 7 \ -- )e'r ° e " zepar. i t e d from the fleet un the beceniber, tile day After we Sailed from the Motherbank, 11 1 ,Vitet„ tiring iii,ciidispersed. Th e next day we fell in with, 111,,,,,,1e5tys 4,00 Swift, one of the Convoy, and kept with Al; ~,,,' I 'll more 3hips till the sth of January, whe we were , ''- i'' 1 f •tt the W. S. W. and 4, ~4,t,0, , . 1.1 4il MI, te 0 wint rom • , „:1,1,1', th 3 Daum CAM, NaWTON, and King ~, ,'Ke, ( „ %gpt, Co iTilt. W O all . agreed to keep company "",,ls:irb..'d,(4",. and.glvt- caCh o , her mittual bupport.._ Izt , , a lT,l,ne t6t.ti• or January (vesterday) we tell in with . a I 1, 0 " i, ri crdletr ot to guns; full of men jhy h e ' in n 111 _, e reLeived ,iince my arrival, not less than two hundrld), 4 ,T_l_lYipeople of tolour, trout G'ilacialoope, whichltis done ~;attlivieal of damage; having ea ptured several vessels. Th e e tta y e , . 14 I 64w tir the proteelinn of the three Ships, wer air;)l„;t4iSC'eallrtoPrilietigthi.6.ltutil.b°riiiji:rti:rt taonattl:';'innig wCheihr4etheQiirl ke n i*.rl:lC'"l'.' very hactsnol;tlr Complied with. I had ""ft. Ali v , i '" ti't )01,,,..t, anti five from the King George, who , At t,,,lllll::*rtql -ii,eir serviCcs in 'a very handsome manner. 414 0 4 , 1. Ck („liV,c U. 4 Enemy came a l ongs id e tit, gdarbokough, altar 1:61?-,4t.thost titmcntious fi n,: of 'musketry ani,i , , grape . t,rni,4ll,attt:rninect once t'., bJarii, but was I . ,:pulsid , and ' ' "fl '- e • I ' t° shter off with a great lois , of - men ; I may , Y aturm Mot i ' .1 sit , i,els. than seventy. t kit' 4u r , / CO inform you, my first Officer, Mr. PfA."' 30(4,1,, ilingerquMy wounded, and I 'am almost afraid 4,,,1 t i, ;. "ne .of tnybo,ys shot dead, and' our hull, - ciiils; vil;l•+, ) gi much cut. Thc, fic3rhacougli, notwithstanding, "to iii r l t Y t 0 P r Pct'' abv to-ntorrow. i auk much indebt lAt,,,r,• rOtLPH W.: tsorr • of the 50th liegiment, who vo 4111°11g-41i i i i , i , s i ;t:rv i,ct. oh board ' the : Scarborltigh, and tUtiOit ;C ' t. tipi." --. Y . I'IY People behaved %veil. . the action Listed awi. 14,1 AN* of a hour, The St.arborough mounts 13 guns, Lyra iftri n wa.9.4111 ?Laonen and buys including those front the -• ••...../hg r-e " I' 4 • .11......61.110 • . The TON Wi . . I i 4 txtralt, ed from a Jamaica ~ rtg. ant,: c ler, 41 Ott 9th of FelacuitrY 4, .„,,_ ii k b t e t n e, leasta iligate, of elo guns, Captain We OD, is at- , .4 4 , : L I' grt R 0 3, 11, with the !fleet under.convoy from L ou. the pl" , Cork, The Lention fleet, -after sei►arating fr om trein,tevoy twi,ee, arrived 641 c at Barhadoes, where the t kat con y , w''7, which sailed on the .38th of Decetnber, nini . e r r trivAll.,M,lrte keinneer trig, of 18 gun's, Captain Ev 7X t A t 1 / 4 1`,1 F . I . tr W 2Z4 bit, and the flit lowin day the vessels to . th e 4 .eqs for this Islam prooceded and er the protedion of loco:a:la and Reindeer. tile 1l~ •mna was lett to windward. Tntot o v t Y tho v esels, to the different Isl;aufs. A , Detach -1,1,1 the Royal Artillery arrived ill the A igular, one of t a l r i . 4 44 , A Snaif,ish Schooner, detained by th • kcindeer, ate Ile fi o n e,, re,o4n i'l3..tlrti3y. "rhe Princess Ch,4flot te 1. 4 r E. ze: 'with 4 1 `....i r•rs,al33:xa, is arriv,til' here stre!gi a I 4P11411 Wit'? from itoston, bound to La Vet & C rux. " ..............• Thep "mite, Hs LmArr,. from Lo n d on f or D c. atttsta, " "i K , 41 all tAit:!l itt io, , or 46 with five sail t 4. 4.) itle° lll P a nYl lot t h at port. ~.. The arriv a l of the French Fleet is) the We In. sliel Wan. known at St. Vincent's on the 22d of f'thruary. . . The suits Sloop of War, with . three of her Con _ vtlt arr.ived at Lrbadnes on the . zs o, of January. Pit 814 '0 Was to sail frorn thence, with the Ship* at Jamaica,' on the sth of February. Ihe CaPiestv Sloo p of w ar has captured the 04.- 'l4'4l'4oV French Privateer, of 2 2 guns, after a .u n ,, . 4 "gletnent, and carried her into llartudoea. Ld?e Aletter from Harbadoei,' dated the 26th of Feb,. hy the Neil*" Schooner, , arrived at Ports' .rit':tith, cater , that the French Force, arrived in the. 17st ',die., e.,,,i.,.. 01. ix Sail of the Line, eight ng4teit, and a numbe r of Store.ships. 21311)tri--,i'qeerir rigate.arrived at Barbati.es on the f ro ,„ . ,:,' J in u4ry , with part I the Fleet that sailed .. 7 roetsniouth o n the 224 of December. Altouit 4 4ili wish th e Sloiii Shop of 'Nat, had separateu tioaa after sailing. A Fle e , r n tailed -° 1 Dements Called at the islands, and from Dominica on the lith of February lass. A t'fcet bi'sever,3l Sail Of hortiewarl.b:urA chantmen from Demerara,,Surinam, &c. urtJet 'coo. vey of three Ships of War, passed by Barbadoei ‘,ll the t 2th a February. : _ TORTOLA, FEB. 28.-.-The Cork Fleet has gr. rived, and turf of them are now sailing to the L. ward Wands. ARMALs.—AtSt. Thomas's, Canadian, Shadforth, .frown London; and the Marquis. of Huntley, —, front A frit..a. At Surinam, Recovery, Sabine, Andromeda, Darly, Com merce,- Close, Fortitude, Falloner, and Fairy, Fraiitts, from. 'London. At Dominica, Mars. Mitchell, Progress, Frost, Stork; Hawkesbury, Carr, and the Mars, Mit. cliell, from London ; Richmond, Watson, and the Stapelton from Liverpool. At Barbasloes, Wanderer, Frank.' land, from iihields ; Dorset, Newton, 'Wive, Mil. lett, , Reward, Cullen, Ann,. King, Suffolk, Robinson, Siticlia, Barton, Augustus Caesar, Kirby, Atlantic, Sime, Venus, Tozer, Olive Branch, Good Intent, Par tridge, Aurora, Ansell,William Lushington, Kitchen, Augus tus Bell, Britannia, Smith, Friendship, Tho. masand M ary,i Mariton, Fingall, Kell, Sheddons, Smith,Ge nerous Planter Beaky,Swinger, flora, Barnet, Lama, McGrath, and the Scarborongli, Peacock, from London. At Sr. !Cat's, Master, Sarinan, Lady Nelson, Nelson, In. . tewity, Gardner, and riattheW . , Young, from London. At Montserrat, Liberty, Serge an t, from ditto. - At Berbice, Dal. umple, from ditto. At Tobago, Rose, —, Princess Royal, Irwin, Cove, Wyatt, Harway, Harvey, Ann, Sutton, w Recovery, Tler, Edward, Walker, Rosalia, Ferguson, lotto, andßrothers, Sparks, from London; Eliza, front Dublin; Margaret, and 'Hopewel, —, from Glasgow; and Mirvin, front ilrisbal. At Nevis, Peake, and Lady . Jane Hallitty, Chivers, from Lon don. At Demerara, Swift, Williams, from Africa ; Fa vourite, Holrnan,, Industry, M'Asgill, 'Perseverance, Curtis, Leviathan, Jackson, Tarleton, Stoddard, George, Puddi comb*, aml Princess Royal, Neve, from London. At Tor. testa. George, Purvis, from Liverpool. At Grenada. Thernis, Douglas, Margaret, Moffat, Lady Ann, Bainery, his, Phil lips, Lady Penrynn,'Burgess Queen, ,---, Blenheim, Mil ler, Juno, Clarkson and A melia, Young, from London ; Uryaue, prom Whitehaven ,• and lahcenis, Simpson, front Snields. At Jamaica, Ida, Marshall, 1211114iCa s Clark, Devon, Sparks, Maria, F airman William Pitt. ----,and Lord Nelson, Reise, from. ondon Nile, —, Alin, and Zedttyr, troth Bristol. At Antigua, Bristol Volun. teer, from brtatol ; Singleton, —., from Belfast ; Diana, from ‘Vititehaven ; Emerald, Cook, Nancy, Cook, Prince or Wales, Head, Aberdeen, Cummings Patriot, Strangeock, Albion, Ostle, and Kirby, Drysdale, ;rola! Lon. don.. At St, vincent's, St. Vincent's, Johnson, Nelson ' Main, Boddington, goal, Ealing Grove, Sin e , King George, Carter, Nelson, Herbert, and Suffolk, Moore, from London. ST. VINCENT, JAN. 4..—" Goveinor BENTINCK, of this Island, is rec.dieo, and Major-Gen. GEORGE BECKWITR, ((innerly Govirnor of the Bertnudit Islarkh.,' IS al pointed to succeed him, and daily ex. pecied here to . assume the Government, " We are momentarily in expettati , ni of a Spanish War. Two fine Spanish Ships and a prig have been brought in here by His Majesty's Ships. •' Bligadier.General DALRYMPLE has arrived to take, the command of the Troops in this Island until the arrival`of Maj. Gen. BECKWITH, when the fut. trier goes to the island of Dominica. " F E . 3.—There is a report to day from Bar. badoes, that a,strong Brig Privateer,s.out of GUiltia loupe, named the ,Gentral .Ernehyr, and mounting about th or 18 guns, has been taken by His Md. jesty Brig of War Curieux, Capt. EErreswoKTH, ,t.ito I, w , iuntied. The, loss on both sides is stated su shout 6o men. This quarter is swarming with Privateers.", CAPTURRS SY THE FRENCH. The Elizabeth, of so guns, from Liverpool to Africa, fell in, on the ad of February, with a French Privateer, and atter an engaoment, during which she lost all her ,masts, was obliged to stri . ke her Colours. --Le Publicirte, 'Mira, at. The Friendship, from 'Dublin to London, has beenrap. tUred near the Land's End by the GencrAt• Perignon French Privateer iirso the Gliry, from Exmouth, and a Ship re. turning !ruin t.is,bon.-1.61d. Som.. Ercncli sailors, who were prisoners on board the Easg. Lair. I;rig. Peg4y, rose on the crew at sea, and carried the Ves sel into Tenentle.— /hid, The ' ' )',w-' a 1 airt De6ai:, of tech 2,3, asserts, that Rear- AcimiraT'Ssix Osy, who embar I at Nantes, on board an American. Vessel, to proceed to the Isle-de-France, has brcn captured contrary to the Rights of Neutrality, and carried to Eiigl4incL By a vessel which arrived yesterday from the Mecii , ervotemt, we learn that the ,War. St. (gorge, Eagle, Sfiartiaie, and. Veteran Men 01 War, w ere off Lisbon on the 9th of .March, in quest of the Rochefott Stiu4drort; and sent a bunt tow the Tagus for inferrtution. Arrived at Leith, the jokar, HUTTON, and fur. ten,' Anmasos, from Tonningeo came under convoy of His Majesty's armed Ship Maga'altve, J..L. l'optiAta, Esq. Commander. fly her we are sorry to learo i that the Eliza, Capt. 'Rumor/I),T 41e, that. went out tinder her convoy, was forced on shore by the ice, in the River Ryder, a few miles beliw Tonningen, and shortly afterwards bilged. The Captain writes, that great praise is due 'to . Captain Port.tAm• and his' Officers, who immediately upon being informed of this unfortunate accident, sent an Officer witifa number Of his Crew, through whose as , .iStaficti a Consideriibte part of the Elizet cargO w.is g6t (.tit'arid landed. • The Priltess Royal, of and from Workington to Liverpool, sunk off the Isla of Mna on the loth sAve4.l. At the present moment the following brief :ie_ count r)f Duminica, taken from a well writt en tory of the:British Colonies in the West Indies, may not be unacceptable to our Readers : " Dominica, one of the dependencies of St. Vin. cent, is :5 miles in length and i 6 in breadth, con. tains 186436,acres of well watered land, and is di. Vidal into parishes. Roseau, the capital of the Island, , is situated in the parish of Si, George, about 7 leagued from Prince Rupert's Bay, on a point of land at the S. W. side of ..the Island : it is about half a mile in length, and contains Soo houses. " On the 7th September, 1778, a French 40. gun Ship, three Frigates, anti about 30 sail of armed Sloops and Schooners, having on board 2000 Re. gulars, anti 4 lawless Banditti of zoo . ° Volunteers, appeared oft' the Island under the command of the Marquis Dr BOUILLI, who soon Made himself mas. ter of the Capit a l, a f te i a most ga ll ant b ut in effec. tual resistance, which was kept up from,Fort to Fort. Thtre times was the Enemy driven out of Fort Loubiere, and twice were the colours hoisted there. 'on shot away. It is very remarkable, that the Troops which thus gallantly contested thispowerful attaek,'enosisted of 6 Officers and 94. Privates, Re. guirs, and about i* Officers and Is° men,of the " The French kept possessian.norit the Peace of 1733 again restored the Isiands to Great Brilain, and the much injured inhabitants tee the peachid en. joyment of their comforts and privileges, of which they had been wholly deprived for Sift years a:Ai three months, during which time the French had it in pauesiiun.o T,11E1,17'b.h..4R1 1 Tut Anniversary Dinner in honour of this tic. colien , Institution- was held yesterday at the Crown aml Anchor T4vern. Lilnt -CHICHRSTItit was in' the Chair. As soon as the Dinner (which was a very good one) was over, he gave the Health of Hts MAJESTY; which was drank with enthusiasm. The Qui art' and the rest Of the ROYAI, FAMILY were given in succession. Lord CHictitursa informed the company, that as the PRINCE Of WALES;' who is the Parton of the Invitution, understood that the Society wore in W4Dt Of a •House to transact busi_ nest, keep that records, &c. he had heneVolehtly set apart goof. a year to defray the expence attend. ing such a House. Lord Cklctiarreit's Address,and the information it announced, were received wish the warmest applause. After his Lordship, who was exhausted by .the fatigues of the day, left the Chair (having &SIMI Mr. FITZGEKALD to apologize to the Company in his name); it was taken by Al derman Row caurr, who made a very' eloquent speech in favour of the , Institution. Other Gen. elomen spoke., One of them proposed that the . Ftiunsier of , the Society, Mr. DAVID WILLIAMS, should be reqUested to sit for his Piture, to be m placed in the 'ac so gtnerously provided by the PRINCI of WALSS. This motion was warmly adopted ; and Mr. 1111,:i1)LD (son of the Ate Dr. Almoto) , offered to,paint the Portrait and tore. sent ii to the Society. Mr..FITZOERALD spoke a very animated and elegant Address, in his usual spirited Manner, for which we have. nut room to-day, but shall endeavour : to insert tomorrow. Mr. Pra also furnished an Address on the occasitlp,, which was excellent in itself, and was very well delivered by Mr. GRA HAM, the Magistrate. • • , MessfS. INCL*DON, TAYLOR, KELLNER, Ltryrox,*andSkliELD, gratified the Compri)* by Slngs, Glees, &c. Many Loyal, Constitutional, and appropriate. Toasts were given, and the day passed off with the utmost good humour and convi. viality. The Company were Mote numerous than on arl former oecasion i and we have reason to hope that this admirable Institution will increase every year in prosperity. Thc - ftillowing Glee, written by Mr. FIT,ZGE. .R A 1.1:1, and cArnp9sed by Mr. SIII &LI) ) excited very high archway: WHEN warm With Rope in Life's aspiring morn, The tints of Faitei - ev'ry scent atturn; ' The&lowing landscape charms the poet's view, ' And Youth believes the fairy prosped true ! ' But soon Experience proves his eyes betray'd, And all the pidure darkens into shade. The noble fervour of his early days, His thirst of Fame, his love of honest praise ; All that could make his ardent mind aspire, And kindle fair sacred fire I Like fleeting visions of the heated brain, DissolVe in Poverty, and end in pain. But the wartst boasts your Patronage bestow.;, Shalt dissipate, at,unce, the Muse's woes ltaiw to blight hopes, and h t mu late to Fame. The Bard, mho else ixaci died without a name 1 ANCIENT MUSIC. THEM MAJESTIES, the PhtNeft at W 41.111, and the Pk I NC EtEtti, With other branches of the 1101;11. Few' Ly, were present 1,1,t night at the lianover•seinate Ro,ns. ',lie Earl of DARtmsy was the I)irector fir the night. Mrs. BILLINaToN, GRASSINI, Nribi, TENNANT, KNY. „VETT, 13Ait Lt. EMAN, anti wete,the Va. cal Performers. The whole went off with giant! effett, and seemed particularly gratifying to ;he Royal Party. The rem* of the out rAge tliat took place at Covent Garden Thcatre on Monday is, that it is evident BR AFIAM have performed on Thursday, as he knew , that his appearance was announced in the Newspapers and Play-bills of the day, which were issued lung befOre he wrote his Letter to BR aNDptl, had the interview :with the chief PrOprietor. It ie painful to a Mimil mind to see a man like KEMBL a, at the head of ii mural protession v iritrusted with the direaionof our great national Amusement, 'and c*. ',,able of giving energy to the page of SH AKsr L'..4 unnecessarily dragged by the caprice and violence. of . an audience from a society to which he has raised • himself by hit attainments, talents and'charatter (he dined at-the Duke of NOR FO WS), to be involved in a degrading squabble on a pitiful question of mere sipti: song. "The French have at length consented to accept of 100,000 arks bane°, of the City, of Libec, instead in 500,000. -which they' tletnandtd in the first in. stance; As d An from the States of Hanover. The sturdy Republicans at Guadaloupe, we un. derstand, were in general ,much dissatisfied-with the idea of BONAP/ATRib becoming Emperor of France. When Eit :lour, the Governor, mounted the stage, to atlmit . ii,ter the Oath of Fidelity to the Troop, some of them exclaimed, Yes, we yoit are all d -a rascals." Though the Emr ROll of GERMANY may find it , necessary to enter into IN.llitiCdl CoM4eXIWIE w i t h the Corsican thurper, for the troprary security of his own territories, it is nut, we concitive, equally necessary fur him to Elegraile the race of the CifisAß 5, by ente,ring into apo Joao/ ;nig:view with a san guinary Upstart, whose whole conduCt in life has been marked not only isy the want of every virtue, but by the pradtice of every vice. The Mail Coach Road Bill, brought into Parlia ment by Mr. FOSTER t will have the best efFecls in preventing the fr equent robbery, of the. bye.rnails in Ireland. We should sow hope to see the tolls taken at the turnpike gates in that country sufficient to keep the roads in frplir i ,. At pliient ik costs the occupiers of land a RALF se ta.t os Annually for the repairing of roads alid bridges in Ireland. This Jens is raised by what are called Grand Jury Pre. sentrnents, which the Toasts are obliged to investi gate,; to prevent, if possible, an , improvident ex pentlitare of the public. Roney. Any ,othe, made of, taxation would be preferahlt to these Present- In-n vs, as-they sic the source of perpetual conientiort bet wqert the judge* at.4l the Cualny Grand juries. AMERIC NFw YOK, FEB. 21.—A Leiter (rani a Meni. tier*of Conaress of the.dertvicratic side, says, g• It i s doubtful wilethe i r Jetige CHAvc will be condemn. ed. It is a two.thijds Tirstiun, and theme Ate (II: mast to decide," Fes. Massachusetts Legi4ature have unanirbouily 'concurred in the Amientimen+ to t h e Vederal Constitution, proposed by North Cniotina, to, authorize Congress to prohibit the Wither Ira portation or Slaves. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM It IN. DIA TO HIS FRIEND IN WEsT LoTHI ." Camp rear the River Gaavely, Sep. 23, t 80.4. tr DEAR. • 11 >i7irtni- will be anxious to !earn every particalali reining to our transactions in this pater of the glohe,; . and as I have now moreleisma than fir this ~m e time pait, I will erideavttur to aeteribe,them AVe %vete attached to General WELLEsl..,Es'earnsy ; our operations Commenced with tilting l'oonalt, and . thereby prevented ittt being plundered a third, And probbly a last cline, ,A era sT RoW, tifiurper, had' intended setting it on fire ; but a forced march saved it. It id one of the' fittest built . name Lines in . 4 , We then march e d to Rua= SCINDEAU's try ; we began by taking. by sturni the strong ? o r. ttes,s of Alunednagur (where wt were tolerati& re. warded), we then matched after Sc t N,D hitntelf, and hod the good fortune ri come up with him at a place called Assays, amazindly itrong, ith every advantage of iittratinn ; he had. rob hundred men to 'our one (which has been since. po , itivtly ascertain. rd). and one huldred and forty guns wi:h•the latter, , which were well served; they mowed down whole ' ranks of our Army ; We overcame, however, all op. positiOn, and gained a complete viiioty With it, and in the pursuit we took` one hundred .. ot t ten of his', guns. lam really surprised, the Native I'rucps stood as well as ours did. rs Your bTother.in.l.w, HE 6tY ,DA.VIII, though only a Lietatnnant, and 22 years of age,' mom/I n dia OUr Coro (Ist Battalion Bth Native Ittlantry, which must say 'is a iery fine one), his superiors, in rank having other rommand4, anti the C .ntaanding Officer present buying charge of Pietio:ls of the Army, titti Bth led the way, and suffel eel much, in Which NOT IigNILY was concerned, 'bring Shot in ,the belly, and carried` off. ti:e field, but recovered aufficirntly to go with' tee Army on its return' snme tine sifter that way, apti was at the finishing blow with the Raj:th of SERA*, and &tlstDigAH. " We have been in the field three Nivsonns lowing, a citcuinstance unkn iwn in for,mer wars. We this day ,celebrate in Camp the Anniversary of the'srietory of Assaye, anddrinis, a bumper rn ~or beloved Gen. W st.t. est, ItY, wl t usi we regret much, having left us fur Distria" . (the - 11.1ysor e l, W e are now on our march for ,Chandnre, a tl'orr of flowtAtt's, said to be extremely strong., We b are lost an Immense number of cattle ; , this country (the Mahratta) . has • none left to till its ground ; the wars ihlt have been* in it for many yearft pAht 11.!rrily lek an inhabitant in the villages, scarcely one in ten that are not In ruin's; the few people re. ,raining are starving (dr Want of the comnon cessarica afire, , " am 'it.tppy res Inform you that, though the intelligence:lt-rim Col. Morroots is of the most sin. pleasant nature, your brother, ir`fctt?Gßivu Dtor te, whos,e•RegiMent (ad.H.ttalicti . of tho 8,0, was wrill Cie Colonel, 'has ew.rpecl.ttolturr; not in his next, as usual, comploin of booing seen no service, white his younget brother, Ettray,• has' been much. Adieu. Write sotto, and live us European 11121,11.," • Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, lite foliow. ing Corps of Loyal London Voistoteers parad , d. at their akin posts, pursuant to.oeder,' fur the puti.ose of irtarChii% out tb Kennington ..Girnotan, and third to be in4>eoe.4 and brigade 4 l under Ott cutninod. ut grigadier pcneral'MAßToN. R, l :kt: Loyal I.ortrio.l, Cal. K.Kus ENGTO4: tytit ditlo, • Col. IA: N. 1-I.%N4ity. Anti loth ditto, Colt it t HANKVe. Soon after they marched in,they %vett gunned in line ,the 3,1 leading an the.!igliu, atid to;:i ott the lefr, and the 9th in the'centre. The usual Inspettion was made, and the whale passed in review in quick .nut vrditiary time before the Brigadier; Ind, on regaining thttir original po. shiers, proceeded to go thronglvall the usual- field • mancouvrea of forming close acid. open coluMns, wheelins, marches, charges, and firings, bath ~a* battalions separately, and a eompa6l brigade, all of which were doe steadily and spiritedly. The lade was not over till past Seven o'clock,' when the Corps, by ,scpararc routes, re,turned to town, Tbe muster of the whole was about 700 rank and tile, exclusively of Officers, Serjeants, and BAtldS sit Mu. sic, Drums, &a. touch smaller than their number on, paper. Yesterday the Loyal North Britons, Lieutenant... Collnel Lord Re Ay, ,and tilt Rifie Corps. which is attached to it, were inspected it Hyde Park, by "Lieurenant-Co)onel JRNMI'MON, They were after wards to have been reviewed by Brigadier. General PHirps. This, however, wasshe first time of their being out this season ;,their tmus:er was cnnseqtitnt. Iy not so strong.asit is likely to be When they he. come more accustomed to that strict attention which military-duty imposes, and the teview was tut oft until further orders. The nan-attentiance of ti`4iiu~: teens has, indeed, 'become the lulled' ,of generid complaint with the Reviewing Officers. The 'Royal York Mary-te l t. one Volunteers, Co lonel Lard Viscount DuticAtatox, %sere itYpened by. Lieutenanr.Colonel JENxiNmom, on Backrli.a. hill, Hyde PArk. ' They were after ward; revirwr. Ity Crmeral the Earl of Brstsauty, and t ra4to,td the new tnat , C.Cuvrs,,s which have been Amiertit his Royal . Hrghoeis the Conttnatkly in Chieto—v , When - the Review was ilniihtdi ttie Corps W 44 . (itawn'upin the facto of a m•inillc , with thei t' t)wr l C TlC l e m ;w el o '''' 'lNT ;l oh th ie e in tlisrn i; ?unt(necO'ilti in sn arA G=" d o; 11 : 11 said lie thanked 'the , wit 4e G)tps_sinetrely , for toef,r attention to tlisciplinCi-i- They inusteted upwat of 40a tank itn,l file. 'A ,Gentleman in tits fi,:crimi 1t.t4:1 one of his fingers badly woot-1::$ by the his en; t o f anot h er , in h tt o g i ng his piece up to the sh;ll,ll , jer i ii hsr having loaded.