The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-15 00:00:00

West, Gent. William lohnson (lent. Thomas C: rounds, Gent. John White - , dent. Kilbv, Gent. To b. Ensigns—Edward. (iroutnk, =Gent, - - William Staff; t. nt. William lump, Cent. Yarn:writ) Poltiiorer Infakijr. . . To lut Captains--William Gould, Esq. Samuel Paget. Esq. Samuel Barker, Esq. Pavid Toltue, EEC, • Isaac Preston, Esq. Samuel Hell, Esq. John Goate Fisher, Esq. 'To be Lieutenants--lohn Shelly, Cent. Nathaniel Palmer, Gent, John Sayers, Gent. Jacobson, Gent. Robert Baas, Gent. R Miller, Cent. --Edmond. Preston, Gent. VI. N. Worship, Gent. James Bravey, Gent. Pexat Forster, Gent.. To -,:be Eusignsr-Robert Wall, Gent. Inhn Palmer, Cent, - lames . fiarrnan, Gent. Joseph Com , latn, Gent. Dailiel Morlint, Gent. Miri6R. A NDIJM. Lieutenant Henry Renuells; of • t he' itoth Light Dragoons, who was superseded in the Gazette of add April List, is reinstated in his Rank. • • • Lkurenant Oswald Wilkins, of the ssth Foot, is superseded. Hospital Mate - Flood, is dismissed the Service.. ERRATA in' the Gazette of 'the lath instant. Loyal S.:..irtkvark VoinNeent; . . For Captain. Henry Arr./rive, read Captain lienry'Ardowe. } , or Captain Robert tianion . ,- read Captain Rohort'Usen.rm. For Captain fosepit 4irons, tracKaptairt Jsc,pll. ; Simmt. amtlssions in !be East Kent Militia, sfgard ly the .L.:rd Lier..lenale; ..L.• To he Captains—John Alexander Claringbould,;Esq. Dated ..Jlt;t: 3, 1803; Dyne, Esq. firsM 61d Rebiritent of Foot: oiled lune to, tBO3. Thomas liaektiouse; Esq. Dated. - ltme IS, 1803. Peter Pentell, Esq. Dated' Ju1y , 16,..t80 3 . he Lleutenants—fletijanun , R ieketts,.Gent. Dated July 6, 1803. Wyatt . l'asstnghorn Castle, Gent. Dated as alNiVe. lVilli..m Ratolittb, Gent p,,ted as above: John Neaines ' Cent. I)ated aS above.,!: , Geiirge. Part Hart, Gent. Dated:as'above. , ~ , M ichael Chitty, Gent, Disted 4270,V,q. Diekor, Gent. Dated as above. • Edward Brinne t Gent. Dated flay O. • ' • Ti be Lnaigits—Nyvatt Pa:isingba‘n Castle, GetAy. Dated aB,ApriaB, Witham Radcli'd , ,,, Gent. D::•cd May !2, John. •Ne;itnes, Gent. Dated June '3, 0103. NVillt.int Appleton, Cent. Dated lune 4, 1803. Thomas b,l(lock, Gent. Dated July 6, 1803. %Valiant (;hand. Ge4,lt. Datc.das above. Charles Kingsley, Gent. Dated . August I, Thornag Colville, Gent. Dated August 29, 18;4. Charles Kirbv, Gent. Dated as Above. To b," (uarter.:Alaster—Thomas Miller, Gent. Dated July 6, .18:)3. t".%mmis.ti..2tts let the Noithumboubtui Militiisignrd iy tbe Mayor' of ilerukk,purxmaxi to filt o f Parliament. LArted 4figtm 4, 1203. • - To be. Derinty- Lieu tetuut , .l for the Borough of Berrviok—Aoh. sowier, Berry, E6:l, M MLS. Du 11. Hamburg s t ..... o PRICE OF S'H'UCKS, ' THU, DAY AT TWCLVIL O'CLOCK. COZISOIS Otunium A~gAlvto. 7~ THE SUN. 401.111 (juts Dicta& /ALaL►! ‘l,Posaz LONDON; SEPTEMBER 15, 1803. BY the Chesterfield Pa,cket, which arrived at FAL mouth on Stuiday night from Jamaica, we have an account, which we hope will be confirmed, of Admiral Ducto,votwes Squadron having taken Prcnvh 7 1 gun Ship, and part of it hay. ing gone in chace of another. if this account be corren, these are probably the two French Line of Rattle Ships which our Squadron had for some time been bhxking up at Cape Frdocoi3. Yesterday morning abciut half past ,nine o'clock the' ROYAL 1.4 .. A141 t. Y left Windsor for, Kewl. ~;In their arrival there they were met by the DUKE Of KENT, who accompanied Hts MAJESTY to in,: speet the new. Parace .''Soon after rwcfve o'clock THEIR Mittr.STrEs and the PRlNcEssts.AtiousTA and ELI ZAHETII, attended by -, Lady ST&WEL left liew•for London, and arrived at St, jarnes's.Pdhice about 4 quarter before one, Hem MAI gsfy and the PI INCEsSEs honoured 'Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH with a vieit, and continued. -with her• Ladyship till near three o'clock, when' they left the .Palace for Kew. About half pat one the Levee corn. menced, which, wart ittended by Hi Royal Highness the DUKE, of CAMERID6E p the Bish,epri of -WIN. CIJLSTER and ERISTOL, the ]Litt? CHANCEL.LoE, tile CII ANC E LEosit of the EXC.:LIEQUER, the SECRE4. of. ST A the : Tut:op it 14 k' of the NA.V-Y i the CHIEF JUSTICE Of the Coutt'r of COMMON PLCAs,' the 1•;;I'No's• AnvOCA4E GENERAL, the. Loßn MA, ou, the SHEIt.IPPs Of LoNDON, the RE. coat:v.3. of 1.,0rin0:4, and the Duke 'qf Portland.. • Eaits.Atorrmey and Westmorland. rwlients-tiov'vc aid Iloott;• L,ris—CatheAtt, SritnurSiitt (in,waiting), Eldon, Ilubai . t, A lvanky and Cw):(iir. • • svani44, - Itussian, Dafilsh, Impe. ri.d and S..l;:nn. ,/71-1. Attbri, I , ophani, G. Shec, 1, It')sc', J. Nighois, t;. Ynngcandrß.Wrich. • anti St. john. Cilnels—Cookq, Elliott, 14;o:"C, M‘Qqarri.:, P.ehow, v.:x.34100 Darling, Ltarlovf, and Cidvert. A 1:: , or Cof,sar. Rev. Dr. I.ukin, (Dean of' Wells.) ..1./ . r viie:irs—S. Samplcin, Grin/itle, Addington, C, rrtd.iins, Swan, Price, — lierney, Rev. Ilutchtni, Faulk:. liouverie, carey, ,V;4oso.tart, .and Yorke, •• following were among the presentations to 'its MAlattrr ('oi. Cooke on hi 4 return front Ainerica, by Mr. Spencer Swish. • c o l. Elliot t on hi* promotion to that lank in the Westrnin,ter Cavalry. 1% , 1ai0; Cur,sar, on ha 3 prornution to that rank in the :,aync ps. , • Lierit, Cu). Illoore of the a3tl Light Dragoon!). late Deputy Act Gcneral to the Army or i!:gypt,.by LOIll ville en liii - )ort,ta to 1' irgianct. Mr. Sainirkin, by the American Mirtitter: Curiw;eilur Swan 'by the I old in Waiting. The Btstior of W txcuusTEg preichitul an tirsei to Els ESTY [rum the"ClergY 'of hi* Diocoie. • Sir Jo:it; St. Aunytr presented an Address from' the Inhabitants cif Plymcuth Duck. The f,evee closed at half past two o'.clock,..when nil MAJEsCEY held a Privy Council,- which . mt a eonsiderahle time. After ,IVIAJESTY held ,lootliel Council for the empt:ess.. purpose of receiving Recorder's - Report Of the persons capitally eonviCied at the last July Sessions, to the number r i l4fteen, Thompson, tonvincd highway robbery was or. aerecil for execution mtxt Werinesdity. Ills MAjavry enc,;k private Audiences to :vit. ADD' zi oN, ',tisk:4 : :,.w o. '44 T, Lord How a, and Lord CATHCART, who is supposed to have 1 taken,leave of His MAJESTY previously to his going to Ireland as Commander in Chief: his Lordship is expetied to go in the course (4 - a few (130. About half past four tits MAJESTY left Sr. James's for Kew. ' About a mile distant from Portsmouth the PRINCE of WisLis was met by General WHITELOCK e and his Staff. The different Troops under command of the Major. General, were drawn ,up in single files from ,the. Market.place, to near a mile distant. The l'itits - c e, 'on approaching the Geneial, left his carriage 'and inOunted his horse, when the Bands of the iespedive Regiments played God w sa . the Kin,7, he'paiied. On his coming within the Land.port gate, a Royal Salute was fired from, the bastion,. which lasted till His Royal Highness arrived, at. the.linuse of .Adm. MONTAGU, where he ; remained a few minutes ; . and then, accompanied by Admiral MONTAtsu,Rear,Adm. HOLLOWAY, Ge!l WIIITELOCKE t &c. proceeded to the new Sally..l port, where the PRINCR embarked in the Port-Ad mind's barge for Spithead, A lm. MUNTACT/ lead ing the way, Rear-Adm. HoLLowAy- following His Royal Highness, arid the different Captains in ;heir barges according .seniority. .A. salute was fired as the Royal Standard passed the Platform. When 'His Royal Highness went on board the Windsor Castle,. of: 9 . 8 guns, the Port Admiral's flag w a s , hauled..dosyn „and the Standard hoisted; the whole; of the shipping at the same time saluting. His Royal , Highneis'alsn visited the'Mainjficent, 01,74 guns, Captain JERVIS ; on board of which 'ship he partook of an elegant cold collation. His Royal Highness returned in the same manner as. he went, and was saluted as befor6—the Proces. sign of barges going to the King's Stairs in the Dock. yard. On his landing, Sir C. SAXTONi missioner, contiuded the Royal Visitor through the different working departments and store-houses. In the rope-house, a large anchor was laid : at the smithy the tilikei of a large anchor were worked on : the Royal William was hauled out of Dock into the Bason ; and the Pandour from the Bason into the Dock. His Royal Highness was extremely minute in his inquiries, as he went through the various de partments, of, this 'grand repository of, our Naval strength. „;..After inspecting the, working Depart_ meats, the',PsotlZca visited the Academy.' Dispatches- have been received flans Admiral CoaNwAti.rs, off Ushant. No movement has taken place in the enemy's fleet ; and the Admiral had been joined by the Drags', of 74 guns, with live stock and vegetables from Plymouth. On Monday lst-, the tsf and zd Divisions of the Corps of Trinity House Royal Volunteer Artillery, were in training with' four pieces of ship ordnance. On Tuesday the 3d'and 4th Divisions were likewise in training, as were this day the sth and 6th, and the rest on subsequent days. The Address inserted in another column of our• Paper, has been read at the head of the Divisiona, explanatory of the nature of their services, and of those patriotic principles which have called forth even the energies of veterans, an example that highly merits the at. tentive emulation of every younger seaman. The Officers of the whole body were entertained ak the Landon Tavern on Monday, and there introduced to each other, and to their respedive Captains of Divisions, At a Meeting of the Lieutenancy of the Cinque Ports on Tuesday se'nnight, the quota for the Army of Reserve tá be furnished by the different Towns and Members was fixed, and it was also determined that the.price to be pail fora Substitute in the Army of Reserve, should in no case exceed thirty guineas. It was agreed, to raise a local subscription in each Port and . ,Nlmber towards defraying the expences Of Volunteer Corps, and a . general subscription in aid of the local one. , The general 'Subscription in . Kent towards the expeoces of the Volunteer corps iii that County, amounts to 50261.. iss. At. a :Meeting of the Com mittee of Lieutenancy, held on Monday, an uniform was adopted for those COrps . who shall claim assist. ante, from the general. Subscription, the whole ex penceot. which. amounts to 3 6d• An additional .Company of Vulmitecr ,Infantry (or the City of, .C.antcrbuty, to conAst of 400 rank and file, has beenaceepted by Government, The most magnificent offer made ilzy Lord Rini t.Esott, in consequence olthe Meeting at Skip ton, has . been graciously accepted by His M.AJPTY. Near 2000 'Volunteers have enrolled themselves for the 'Cavalry and Infantry Corps, which are to be commanded by his Lordship, under the denotni nation of The Craven Legion, and to co ns i st o f Regiment of Cavalry, and a Battalion of Infantry. The former, exclusive of ()Akers and non.conl. Miasioned, to be 200, the latter, 1200 Volun teers. • • Ministers have made ,another comproma i e w i t h respe6i rn the Volunteers, in the cast of the 131noinsbury. Corps.. It had been officially fied, ;hat that Corps, which is at present twelve hundred strong was to be reduced to seven hundred and twenty.;. those remaining, above the limited num.. ber to be considered as Supernumeraries. A . Requisi. tion was in consequence signed by several Members of the Association to call tt General Meeting of the Corps, to consider of the proposed, measure. In the mean time, however, another official letter has been tent stating, that the Corps maybe considerea in every' re.t urn, and as toevery efreaive purpose, 35 Corps of twelve hundred men, but that with respett to the f o rmality of exemption from 'the tallot for the Army of Reserve and Militia only 72 shall be re— turned in 'the Muster Roll to the Lord Lieutenant, a distinetion which is absurd in itself, and whi"ch , must entirely defeat its Own obi,a, G overnment hop i n f i a, i n direa qpppsition to the Ministerial' Official Letters,,which limited ; the Corps to seven; hundred and twenty, accepted it its a Corpsof twelve: hundred. order the more eft - eetually to promote the contributions of the Lailick of Manchester to the Patriotic Fund efitabiished there, the • Assembly Rooms are to be opened eor a Ball,on the 22(1 inst. The profits of which are to be appropri, ite d t b t h e Fund, and the company invited to give what NUM they please . for their ad toissiptt ahove-the fixed price. The Patriotic Fund at I\ancltester alr6tly n to near 20,0c01. NAVAL. NEWS. FALMOUTII, SEPT. gypley, M'INTAGERT, from Liverpool ;* Friends' Del ght, LLEWtti.Lim, from Cork ; ChdOW, RICE, from is:eath•:;• Louisa, RICHARDS, from Cork; and Ft ieNd.thip, HODGE, from Caernarvon. . Late last night , arrived the Chesterfield Packet, BLIGHT, in fifty clays from Jamaica.' A number of French Prizes were carried into that Island during the time . tl4 .Chisterfield lay'at Kingston, amongst which were La Yigilanti French Brig Corvette, of . i 6 guns, taken by . La Hercule, Schooner Lit Deux Antis, Sloop Klepa, cut Out of Jeremie; Ship Les Quatre Antis, frOM Atix*Cays,botind toNantz ;-Ship La Desiree, in ballast, and Schooner La Mre de Fa. pudic, laden with flour;' bouncl'to Jerernit, all taken by the Theseus ; Schooner Let DeU x Scours, Ittderi with cloathing for the French. Troops at Cape Nicola 'Mole; taken by the lianguisr4 Three days after the Chesterfield sailed from Ja.` mica, she spoke an American, who informed (hem • that he had been boarded by the boats of the Cr. • berland, of 74. guns, the Officer in which informed hiM, that their Squadron bad captured a French '74. gun Ship, and tliat'pzirt of the Squadron were gone • in' chace of another Ship of the same force. The Earl Spencer Cutter Privateer, of, Dover, 16 guns, -Captain CHITTY, arrived on Friday at Helftird from a. CrUize, having'captured a French Ship from St. Domingo,' a Bfig 'Schooner from Louisiana, and recaptured the Ship Rtiyal , CSar. lotto, of LondOD, Capt. HAM . ILTON,. from North Carolina,' bound . to Londen, which had been cap. ttired by La Venal Brig Privateer, of Nantz, of 14, inns and 77 men, Soon after the Earl Spencer fell in with La Venus, which she engaged some time, until she made off. .Captain CH 'ITT Y and.four men Were severely wounded, and two men killed.—On the 7th inst. about .zoo miles West' of Scilly, the Earl Spencer fell in with a Swedish Dagger, having on board part of the Crew of the King George (late Packet); three Gentlemen Passengers left the Dog ger, and came in the Earl Spencer. Sailed the (Lneen Charlotte, Mtsoat, with Mails for Barhadoes and Jainaica ; and Audland, Packet, SCHUYLER, with two Mail S-for Lisbon ; Brothers, tUC /I EY, for Swansea; Feversbami HA RDi NG, for Portsmouth; Nancy, RICHARDS, for Bury. POETSMOUTH t SEPT. 14,—Arrived at the Mo. therbank, and there put under quarantine, a large French Brig, mounting 14. guns, a Prize to L'Egyptienne Frigate. , She had captured a Brig belonging to Guernsey, of considerable value, which also was retaken by L'Egyptienne. Arrived the Providence, FRANCIS, from Water. ford, with butter. DOV ERA SEPT. 14...--..111e vessel' which sailed from hence with passengeri for Fran - cc a few days ago, returned again last night, the French having refused to admit her into the Harbor, or to land her Passentersi though nearly the whole of them • Were French. DEAL, SEPT. Majesty's Bomb Disco. *very came dowa last night from the Northward; and this morning the Ces4 7 l4Gon.bri g arrived from the Westward. SAtled the IfarAy Sloop, and Jackal! Gyn.brig, on a Cru4,ei and His Majesty's Ships Monarch, Utrecht, York, and L'Africable, remain. YARMOUTH,• SEPT. 14.. The Ilentietta East Indiaman, is sailed for the Nore under Convoy of the 'Galgo Armed Ship and Vesuviur Bcimb. The Pegasus Frigate, arrived in the Road, is waiting for a fair wind to proceed to Lynn, with French Prisoners from Portsmouth. •l)e Be/opin, Mtut.nysx, from the Dogger Bank,' with fish and silt, bound to Embden, is sent in here by theliwwk Armed Cutter. De . 7ottge Mina, Da .DUNCE IVIAnTEIt, is releas ed, and sailed for the River. The Shannqn of '36 guns, lately lau nc h e d at Chatham ) , is Ordered into commission, and Captain Gawßit appointed to the command. The CbeAterfieli Packet,.w hose arrival at Falmouth from Jamaica we yesterday announced, arrived at the Island on the 'l6th ofjuly, and.sailed from thence On . the 23d. She brings advice that the homeward ' bowid Fleet was appointed to sail 'from Port Royal an the 24. th Of July, und er C onvoy o f a Line of Battle Ship and a' Frigate. They intended' going ihitingh 'the Gulph. On the ':4th of August, in hit. 31. long. 66. she passed a large Fleet, supposed to be the Leeward island Fleet. After an absence of twelve years on duty in the west ',ak a , on Tuesday sennigh t marched into Maidstone, the 47th Regiment at FOJr, which toik their route the following morning hr Essex. Qn Thursday they Passed wiet at Tilbary Fort, on their route to Colchester barracks, wherethey are' to form a part. of that Garrison. - . Saturday night at 'nine o'clock, a fire brake out in the, rear of the Derby Regiment a(iliorapton, which entirely consumed 14.' huth hif u e g i„— to. , soldlets v.ho had 6inititts, pith -their z i)rp ertv, i the ,eat distress of the petit sufferer s ; - " - , TRINITY-110CVE POY.IL FOLUNTEERS. • ~, GENERAL ORDERS. The Lieutenant. Colonel thinks it due to the very respeable Volunteers who constitute the divisions of his Corps, to explain why they have not been earlier called upon to fulfil that part of their duty which consists in training for service, when the offers of the Corporation were accepted on the 19111. „ July, and the Country throughout producing the most animated exertion ,, —exertions that confer in.. , finite honour on the spirit and energy of the Btill 4ll ' Cbaratier, and which astonish surrounding . . Th.i delay has in part -arisen from the. eOrrieic.',' desire to obtain that sanction and, authority which , would have been mete analogous, to former habits and education, as well as more congenial to a Sea. -1 man's feelings. But the rigid rules of the. Naval Service, Oren' under the pressing exigency of affairs, it watt thought unadvisable 'to infringe : yet under such .. an exigency, it would have been.on our part unpar. &enable to have been tenacious—our Country .re. quired - our example and our services—we ought Father to revere the inflexible steadiness of the principle which constitutes. one of the chief hul., warks of that maritime pre.eminenee which digni. • Ties the Nati'irt, 'than either to arraign it, or he - ;disposed to consider 'it' as -an intentional disregard. Hte , M AJ a s ry, his Ministers, and the Country at iargc, entertain - a Most faroUrable opinion of charaC t ters. trained from early life to the use.offreatv - ' . guns. Our offers of service' were in a line not u'u al o were underitood to-be much wanted, and therefore ;;1 have,been accepted by fiiy Majesty in a manner that ,•;' confirms their value and importance. To be eminently useful' in such, a crisis, is be. e - c coming , the eliSraCter • elf British „Seamen : though many of us, from our "years,'• . .may be een• sidered as invalided, the occasion:. shall renovate us, and our hearts'and inclinationste in Unison with , those of the youngestlamongst us. •• • ire The Period is an awful one ; the stoke never fore so important ;—it is liberty or slavery slavery of the must 'direful- Charafter ;--.7 l ""`' er y rr .ntan's.heart suggest to hi m 'what he is to O We." " subdued—This thought alone reconciles all diffie-ul ties. in our • way to be fully prepared ; •We wilt realize the expectations of our Countrymen, and lea afrnudsternatteinrgpri: enterprising .of p n e i tivietful, one of means under Divine Providence, - ' o' To explain the nature of the service we lave ur'' dertaken, is to facilitate its execution. V A line of Ships. is to Le Stationed acrom the .en trance of the Thamer, above the Louder 11,:pe and to be, so connected as to form - a Bonin fin'4 Battery, as far as pradicable, that will obstrud rite. passage of an Enemy up the River—this Pali i t ' iS • our province to defend—the service is stationary , but important; and the whole I\laritiine Commu nity will join us in the probable event of Invasinii; we are engaged also to man Batteries on ti River's banks, or thrown up within tell rni . le i s a : the Ivietropolis : the. Battery and S:iio,g9nr with , but in use of the board:ng.pike, will be our chief we I and our own safety May ,00nsist in field artillery . t pikes : hence the .nteessity of being Insr ue their use ; the hand grenridoe and the carbine rny,,, occasionally be retorted to, wilco vutnbers increa serc I and thus be fully competent to 'noted and A e l l e nd , proceeding from one. post to another, our our post. A portion of the corps, ,not eXcecu t one-fourth, is proposed to be afloat, a week g .ri • time—arrangements must therefore be ma de ; vatiohs must be undergone ; but in a cause like, present—it would be ir;tliscreditable as irnpoittL". to relax in our exertions, and the Lieutenant-L:01_ nel fully relies On tile attention, energy , and read fo ) ; 1 compliance of the Volunteers to fit ilienticives &dual and efficient service. tlta We have much ratisfattion in communicating following Letters to the Public :-- otie Fund Committee, AAllit ROYAL, LIVtRPOOL, " tatb 4•epre..01., iso3, " Messrs, LEWIS and r.::: a nr, P.l;:n4, , ers efl ic 'Pa tie Royal, Li; , ,eri)ool, have the gratification of,treithti,Erlng to . Sir FIAN " 5 W4RING, Bart, as ChArtnan 0 .111 P tri- Theatre Royal, Liverpnol, amounting to 3 171, rs• At • the same time, they beg leave t , , add, that the ahnve Bene fit was supported with the wArinet 7:::11 .t . Loyllty, b' ail Ranks ; and the principal Parts..in tlw Pl.:y .:1..1 i 0 . .: , the Produce of,a.Benefit Night at the were generously underzaken, on this Patriotic Occt,i,,o, by the Gentlemen of the Arr/ty, Sat!;', anA Mum 1 1)1 41 • ' :*•./..'.' .. ' "-r.Ew is AN4 KNIG HT, i'vlana,-;`'r.t.,,. THEATRE ROYAL DRVVZ-LAOrg: a rrea4u9.-Olice, lac 3. T 3 SIR FIANcIS DARING, 13AP:T. CiI I O MAN " i "'si a, THE PATRIOTIC FUND COMMITTEE. " 1 am direeled by the Proprietors and Partners in this Property to,transmit to ;o;t the entire- 14.1.,ciet Night of Performpt:e a this Theatre s3Bl. 611 . il l °rder tll3 ' they, together with the Company, who have all cheaftillY - given up their Night's Pay,. may have the .honour of cr~tti' tribtiting to the Patriotic Fund over witkli you "so worthili., preside, and whose excellent ;)bjea. constitutes a claim 00 " the Loyalty and Pit:iotitot of the whole Community. " I harp ;he- Honour to tic " Sir, your nic,lto4clßnt humWe servant " R. PEAK E, For the farther security of the Metttipoli 9, measure (which we sotnetitne since Mentioned 09 ic ir tended) is now adopted, and 'even begun to be po in execution,. which svill effeetually .protett it, . 1° the eastern side, for an extent of nearly z 6 A Dam is to be constrkted on the Le., 1-tlvert' which will enable Government , o n the shortest 0"' tice of the landing of the Enemy - 1 ,' to overflo w 1 , 1/ #4 6 ' whole vatic y front war Ware, to the'Thatne,i. 17. Sutveyors were employed upon the business on "oc!' day last; and the Workmen are expated to commence their operations. Yestirday a Court of DireCtors was held at th e,. East India House, which adjourned a t six o f el oc ' till to marrow. Mr. LEACH, a Gentleman eminetti . in. th e P i r :; fession of the LaW, ha% ,ileeeeded Mk. 1 3 L"'" ! p t in the POlice-011ice Hatton...Garden , that blithe Clerk or tht .Couiity Court. as Well it!