The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-28 00:00:00

le 301 'oot, te) tth Aitte, Major. William Wright, from t t;e Major, vice Forster, who exchanges. e ,4th Milo, Captain James Graves to be Major, vice Clap hare. deceased. ' . . 18tb Ditto Lieutenant John Hoy to be Captain of a Com pativ , without purchase. Serjeant-Major john Atkins to be Quarter-i>-taster. ebth Ditto, Lieutenant EdwardShrarman to be Captain of a Cottthauyt.without purchase. Assistant-Surgeon Richard Ireland, from the 83d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Mitchel. 5011, pri,moted. , iEth' Ditto, Lieutenant john qarroll, from the York Ran. gers, to be Lieutenant, vice Chapman, proniotta' in the rot hilattaliott of ilteserve. , .• loth Ditto, Major lames Eurster, from the rith root; to be Majori.eilee Wright, *ha. cxctianges. Assistant- S9rgoun Kennedy, from the ,39th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice 'Browne, promoted, . 38th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry' Mason to be captain of a,Com patty, without purchase, vice Barclay, promoted in the 52a Foot. Lieutenant TlaoniA -Wiltshire to be Adjutant, vice Sutherland, promoted in tim 58th Foot. 40th Ditto, Ensign lecob Siterrard4ohe Lieutenant, by per. chase. Vice Phillips . ' feho.retire,si •,. • 441 Ditto. john Farquharson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 47th Ditto', fames Gardiner, Cent. to be Ensign, without porehek. , •, Ensign 'Richard Tatton to be Adjutant. 48th- Ditto', john Allman, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, „, sstli Ditto, Ensign llilliam Ritson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harvey, prumoted in the New South Wales Cerps. • sett( Ditto, Ensign John Cairns, froth the Louth Militia, to be Ensign. Ensign tieorge Colciough to be Adjutant, visa? Bradford, who resigns, retaining the Lieuteitaitcy. 37th, Ditto, Ensign li. Aitnesley, from the 48th Foot, to be Lienteeatit, without purchase. Ditto ; Captain John I halit e , from half-pay of the 40th Foot, to be Captain of a Compane. Lieutenant John" Alec depoott, from Half-pay of the late 7th West India Regi. nient, to be Lieutenant, vice Cotter, who exchanges., 59th Ditto, Thomas Skelton,. Cent. to be Ensign, by.pUr ,chase,, vice Butler, who retires. • 69th Ditto, Lieutenant). If, Holland, from the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Colthurst, who exchanges. ad Ditto, Min Smith, Gept. to be • Ensign by purchase, vice; Owen, promoted. 79th Ditto, Ensign Donald Campbell to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase. 9,th Ditto, John Birch, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase. Kenneth SnodgraSs, Cent. to be Edsign,.without Purchase, vice Fergusson, promoted. 47tri ;Ditto, Lieutenant; John B. Colthnrst, from the 69th Foot, tq be Licenenent e vico Holland, who exchanges. 96th Ditto, --r:- Archbald, Gent. to . be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Harkin., promoted. - Ludlow, Cent. to be , Ensign,- without • purchase. Richard Swill,. Gent% to be Assistapt..Surgeon, vice Sargent, who is superseded, being ah,ent. without leave. ' leittaliOn Of *Reserve, Colonel Hildebrand Oakes, from in, 26th Foot,•to, .Colutiel, vice Gower, appointed to the teth llattalion, .4te lie 'Lieutenant •W. E. VitzThoines, froM the' 3oth i.et , to be •Captain of a Company.. Lieutenant G,eorie Sit 1,1 n, fromdialf-pay,of the 6eil loot, to be Adjutant, ;thelic Rank of Lieutenant. 7tii Ditto, A. SalVill; Gent. late of the 33+ Foot, to be Lieu. etre with temporary Rank in . the Ariny. 1 4tto, Lieutenant William Williams, from the 27tft f vet, fo Captain ofa Company: • HOSPITAL STAFF. Sergerin James Pi`eairli to be ' , Assittatie- Inspeelcir to' the 1- orcee serving in Ireland. .-Surgeon Ebenezer Browne, irom the loth Foot,.to be Surgeon to the Forces. Surgeon eieorge elitcludsoe, trout the zothyobt, to iee Surgeon of a Vice Fitzgerald, deceaSed,e • - , . . 71 ENO& A NDUM. The Appointment of A pi,theear,)i. A, Stcw-irt, from Half , Pay, to U...., A I,,,th:,:caly t . ilc - FOrtxl;;:iittated in the Gazerfe 01 huts hut taken place. , The .e epeimieseit of Aseisraitt.:SurgeOn Settlers Higgins, fail Halve iv of: 'the 221 Light Dragoons; -tote Assistant bureeeii in the . sith 113141.1.4? Li iii the Gazette ;of the 3etni August la,t, has nut takenplice. leap of PriV )1 Light 114,e Po/unto-y.l. Clierles Joseph ll:nand,' Esq., to. be Captain. Ttrcrniali Antr,s, (,;etit. to be Lieutenent. Butler Claxton, Gum. its be Cornet. ' „ , sys.l” Diluent vasenteee lafeettry. Richard Thompson, Esq. to be LieutenautColonel-Com n !Main. Charles Biota; Esq. to be Lientenant.colenel. tuba Wycliffe; Esq. ,to be Illajor. To be Captains : --Sir Thomas C lary,es, 'Hart. l'hernas lilre Dalton, Esq , IVilharrt Esq, Robert 'loner, , gscly Benjamin Aga, ,t.? 9. Eugeni3 Thomas Whir,. • . ..• To be Licutcnants—Willlaiii Wilkinson,. Gent. William ChAripiley, jun: Gent. George Charripney, Cant.- Tho mas. Wilson - Preston, Gent. Peter Atlsinson, Gent. Fryer, jun. Gent. Nelson, Gent. John. W9rmald • ' Gent: • 'T . n .1 a Ist ---Tl; Rev. Robert Elliott. .' - James Eger, jun. Gent. u rgenn---WilharnCturnpnt.l, jun: Cent. Acginteq of Paisley Polsenicers. '-'rt Firit,rn, Esq. to be Lienterr'.un.Colonel. to be Iviajor , . ,ro caiiiiiins--441 1 1 1 : 1 . 4 vulsont 'hsq. William Twigg, Robert Orr,. Esq. John Pollock, Esq. 1 , 6.1 3 „ I,l c iirenanti—Alexindet Cent. (obs Motherwell, Gent.. Francis • Orr, Gent.. : ' -folirt Bell, juu.,•Gam. . be Ensign—Alexander Pollock, inn. Cent. larlei Jp)wie, Gent. Hugh Valiance, Gent. fames Wh) '.!; To be Stitgaort—Roirert Watt, Crnt. To be Quarter -master—Peter W right, Cent. Ptintefiaßl4l4nteee injanpy. Sidney Horton, Esq. to* be Captiin, vice C. Pr•rfe4; re. signed. Joshuiliepwortb, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice • :P ymont,•resigned. : „ To he Ernogrui---liluttet4 .Esnynerson, Gent. (km,.Robrxit Acaster, . John lard;:astle, Cent. lehn Pit el, Cunt. Pearson, Cent. . Port Glasgow Volustteiit),. Dunlop, Esti, to bet Caritain.Cortmanclant.'l Alexan eiet Msllei, Esq. to be Captain. Aletpingcr 116we$, Cent to he Lieutenant. Adam Gent.. to he ditto. lohn gokewell, jun. Geat, to be Ensign.' raines - 'Clellann, '• Gent. tolie ditjo. ; 'Alexander • liebfretohire Poi:intim" • Sir lohn NI:0cm!) I, Bart-. tp, be Lieutenant- Coloopli ~Robert to be Majci r, To be Captains—George Brown, Esq. Pines Muvioek, tsq. Robert illotripbott, 'Es(3. William Wilson, Esq. Ttibet Ltotitenotts--jarnes Etiouston, Gent. lames Sharp, Gent: ' lottn Hamilton, Gent. lames Sharp, Gent.' To be Ensigns—Robert Thotn, Gem.. j ;14106 `Nihon, Gen t . Anna Howie. Gent. lames Baird, .I?e,,,Pet.mhite Goirlense” awl Yeemary j ., Duncan Itiadougal, Gent. 1, l)C v:k,c IJL tit t.i Cd flip lxitl Rtnirety Coluraifyof lames. Iturns, RAI, to be I.l:aprain.• larttct,i,c Cent. to be 1.n:41.01414, folin Cowbrougli, Gent. to be:Eti4i,n Rod' hoi °ugh Vduniter Ifilawty„ Coorge Hawker, Esq. to be Captain. Charles flawiter, Ccnt. to he Lieutensnt. l'hontas Rethiall Haycock, Gent. to b. ditto. Eciwaid (4:pt. t 9 tae Enxign. T - 1‘ jo) , er% Flint, C 0 Lieutenant. F.o! ent, , t.x I,ieutenant. ' elf ! ! tomas it,q,otte t,, Joseph Turnpt, popt. : :l9' be Stirve , w. it4eph flattiad 'ruiner, Gent,lo.bs;i4Ostant : Sitreon • A`afil4mry /islltll w, . ~ jioucher,,Esq, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Thomas Esl. to be MajO"o.- • Cain Juts -Thomas Chubb, Esq. latnos Sutton% Esq. t.thvarti . 6teveirt, Esq. .Jarries'- - Gotitiarti c Esq. Joseph • . I:4tmer t. Ebri. I aisles tf L sscy, 're) be Lsoutensuts -:ThArn33 Wilkie,: G en t. p en i min Wyetw, Gem, George Mackiell, Gent. John Match, . t;crit..--, Thomas AV ihnot, Gent. To be EttAign.i—Ect\v,,rd Dairies Gent.-. Noph Warden,, Cum. Wm. 800 cha, 'jun. dent. Chasuperiny Roche, Gent. I'llontes Brown, Gent: George Real,. Gent. Stead f ind Polftot Ildunker:. tasepti rtl(tn, 1.6 q. to be Captain. Edward Gillum ,Gent. t , ) be Lii:uu.b.viit. Almitaiar Dulirrrear, cent: 10 bil 51gP. Aivern RV, Voluntetri. Arncs (.1 itterbufk, Utot• to be Lieutotnt. tyrael ;rower Infan try. Charles Lewis relionet, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Steven Vevelb, Gent; t 6• be ditto. Stoneboure I",,luottn• lejanby. Bycott.asq. to be Captain. Nathaniel Ditniock, A. to be ditto. William Taylor, Gent. to be Lieuten. ant. Thomas Beard, Gent, to be ditto. Thomas Bitsvcr, to be Ensign. Thomas liarmar Sheppard, Gent. to be ditto. SA' k Pi; I, Trwkeshuty roluntier Istf.:ntry. _ - - To be Captains—Samuel Trugnan, Esq. , Thomas Veer. non; Esq. Itoberr Ila - lett, Esq. Tabe ,Lientenants, r TanleS Kingsbury, Gent. oMwell John Lloyd, Gent. rime's Cork, Gent. To be Ensigns—john Terrett; jun. Cent. William Smith, Gent.: ThOmas Danson Gent. .. To be Adjutant ;Austin Daker,..Gent. . . 7 Tocilligtan,rolfintegrr,,. Ensign Thomas Tones to be Lieutenant, vice Lines, resigned. john - .Powor, Gent. to !e Ensign, vice Jones. Thomas Hendy,, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Miller, resigned.. • Godley flreni;ed Volunteer Cavalry. Edgell Wyatt, Esq. to be Captain. Cornet William Clarke to be Lieutenant. Robert Williams, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Clarke. Centre Tr:op of Hert,lordtbire Centlemtw and Yeontamy Cavaby, Cornet Francis Carter Searancke to be. Lieutenant. Montn)utbrkiq Gentlemen and Yeantanry Cavalry. Richard Jones, .Esci to be Captain. John Jbnes, Gent. to Lieutenant. .hdward Cooke, Gent tote Cornet. Ed. round Bond Prosser, Gent: to be. Surgeon. • Ratterfea Volunteer Infantry; Thomas Horncastle, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas Hodg. . son, Esq. to be ditto. Thomas Load Gent. to be Lieute. tiara'. W llliam Flockton, Gent. to be ditto. John Atu.,. ristus Alderman, Gent, to be, Ensign. Joseph .k,routi Hodgson, Gent. to be,ditto. Wa...ll , :vorth Gendenteyz and reontan t i Cavalry. George 'Fri ELq. to he Captain. Char:es Morris,c;—ent, to be Lieutenant. A. Wright Cent to be Cornet . Wimbledon Cintlemo'n and roman , " Cavalry., Benjamin Paterson, Esq. to be Captain. Robert HaYward,' Gent. to be Lieutenant. . • AT 1 ; 1 • . .1 e .. l o.untetr Charles King.- ion: Esy. to be Captain. William Prior, Gent, to be. lieutenant. Charles Paine, Gent. to be En. sign., St. 014'ile Voliinuer hefintly, . Samuel Burn, Gent. to be Ensign,. vii -e S. Llisha ret.ignecl: , • Surrey Yeomen Riflemen. . Lieutenant William Elfiott ty be Captain, vice Bonhen, who' resigns: Thomas Lack;-'Gut.. to,. be, Lienlent 4 i, N i ce Barnes, who resigns._ Mr, Armies' Conipav of Voluntiers, • John Reevei, be Cappio. ' William lturtert 4 Gent. to bq Lieutenant.. John 'Brewer, Gent. to be 4nsigli, Laid Altergavornj Pclwrierrs. Thomas Mqtgasn, biq. to bi CalilaititColihnandant. Rich ard gsq. to be .Certain. • To be LientenantsLewis - o . oi)hte; Ilent. • Baker Cabb, Gent. • Richard Steele, Gfigs A „NiereHerbert Smith, (;ent. To be Ensigris--fohn HarriTyLlti. 'Gent. ' Stiaket, Gent. f rtruV' Argyllshire itolsintor Lieutenant Allan Mel.ean to be Cartani, vice Hugh M‘Lean, deceased. Alexander 11 , 1 4 Lean, G`eilt, to , be I;ieut:nant, vice Allan W.Lean. • . • 441itional llarta#o,l of ,4rgyll4-Nre Ptluptteer Alexander 11 , 7 4 Lean, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.,. John Campbell, Esq., to be Allier. lo be Captatus—Altmander .Esq, john . Ap hog. Duncan Campbell, Eoq. Donald CaMobell, Esq. ANltibald Campbell, Esq. Duncan Campbell, Esq. Dual Campbell, Esq. l)utican Campbell, Esq.- - ander,Cameron, Esq. . . To be Li i utet:tants--lolin Canybell,C cut. Colin Campbell, c ro be Ensignt—Ranald 111 4 15.innott, Gent. Iledor 19aclean, Cent. • . Banf;bire&weer Infantop. The Earl of Eite to roc Colonel. . . . . . . ' &ft Battalion. , . ', • 4. . James Bat-tier, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. ,Alexander ,Stroitach t Esq. to be Major., • ', ' . . To be Captains--Stewart Souter,' la 1. krchib'aid Young, Esq. Peteetiameron, Esq. David Soutar, Esq. I'n be Lieutenants-,-Willianyliruce, :Gent. ' jarnet •Fro*r, ' Gent. Lewis Cruickshank, Gent. john,Sangsten, Gent. ThOnias Gta nt,Cent, 'A le xandcr Robertson, Gent. A li , :- I ander Ross, Gent.)', John RO;s, Gent. John O , Gent. , John C Unlink,. Gent. , . . Tbe . ErisigrisHttniesSirmpson, Gent. Isaac Coolter,Gent. Andrew • Madsen, Gent. George ,Sitiltiv Atont. , ' Peter Grant, Gent. To be 'Chaplain—Rey; Alexander Walker.:. .T ~ . To be Adjutant—Janes-Reid, Gent. To be Quarrer-Master-dohn Fraser, cane. ' . .:- ' :•.,. 1 To be Surgeon—James yVilliamson, Gent. : • ' - - ''..eirtillitYConttso. to At Attarted I , .)•th# Ulf llattallott.. Thomas Russell,. Esq. 'to be Cap ta i a , . George Forbes, ~ • Gent. to be Lieutenant.. (cut)ye Wilson, - Gent. to bey t.litto. Thomas Wilson, Gent. t o lieSetonci . l.ieuten?lit. 2‘l,llollakon, . . CeoTge Garden Robinson, •! 7 iq . tb )) Lieutenant-Colonel To be Ca stains- Janici tvl‘K illiren;;.l.:..sq. . John M'ltedn, Esq, ames Fyfe, Es:l. John Harden, Esq. John. Watt, Esq. liomavEtuart, 1 , ....q, To - beLieutenants—John qiitiwrar, Gelit: J. Donald, Gent. MoNander kobotiNon, Gym. Alexander Watson, Gent. , 'William Watson, t;enr. !'shit Loimmele, Gent. Arthur Scott, Gent. !antes I.nil‘;, G ~ i it. Win. !Whims'', Gent. Richard Bloaliain, Gent.:, lames Smith, Gent: James Latlil,.Gent: • : " ~, To bc Ensigits-lohn Fraser, . t.;'etit. , John Coen,- Gent, George. Machattie, Gent. James Druce,•Cent. Aleran. tier Robertson, Gent. • John Fy le, Ge nt .. , .: i .. To be Adjiitatit Robert Falder, , Gent. To be Quarter-master-HJernet Simpson, Gent. .. To be S u il;eon —1 a meit Smith; Gent. ... Patrick ROW, Esq. to.bil John Sinitb ' Cent, to he Lieutenant,' 'George lrulush, C;cnt. to be ditto. john . Whyte, Gent. td be Surgeon. andord, Efendon, ee. 1 7 :,/unteers. . • Thomas Tait, Gent. tole Lieutenant. John Va,ux; G en i. Blechivi try "Yobitftet• fr . i lojan. • - Richard DeWdney, Gent.; to be Ensign, vice Webb, resigntid. r Peduntrer Henry, Peters, beg. tc) .be Calgain. tiatarct Esq, to be ditto. %Viiliant Edward party:that., Gent. to be lieu. tenant. , -,.Carikarks Pi:hi/neer hrfintrjr. curtis, ,Esq. to bt Captain— George, tavage James, Gent. to he Lieutenant, I:lines / C . 4;4Y, Gcntt,..to be...dnto: George Awl!, Gent. to .be Labigit. • ' • Chejiiow tralsmirert, 'touch Turton, Esq, to be Captain-Cominaiulant. John Downier, Esq.. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants— Methnitalem- ,Gent:.. ,Thomas. Berbon, Gent, 'rhoutasjJne..Gent: Tilliamn Eife, Gent. Toe-be Ensigns—Anthony Gardiner. Cent. James Evans, • To be Adjutant—Lieutenant Ntethii.,..lein Davis. IRR 1, 4 IA in the C; rZg T vi . tile 54ptenlbeti3St. litil i:00t, • , • . -• For Eusikn John . . Francis T3yrite to be Lieutenant, without purchase r -Nati LiL.tuten:T ho t 1,, FrAtteis Byrne,.frotit Halt iy4y• toe 4,th Foot, to .be Witliollt .pur , chase, vice raistrorig, pruntoted in' the 9th Battalion or Reserver For, ,Swaine;.tro:n the Ith Foot, to tig Ensign , lip itc,•„rgtd, Fusigo,‘Villiatn .SW4ifleo • 11 , 011) the sth•root,; to be Eitagii. Itt the. Gazette of 27tirttittruo. 4rb for Si,athwore, Star "NW of t he at igede, -" • , For Archer J a ne; Statme;l,,sq. to bel. ,, aritatrt, read Andrew, Archer, kou—to,be CaNtatn, 1416'4 Stowe, E4q. to he ditto. 1 , , , r Outtc.,in, try be Ensign, read Willi Ant Duff; Cent.; to be•Ensigit. • • I nrGazette litti ictst. • . • • • leer.ialeVarttifeer Wank*. For' Jonathan Horn, Esti , tube CaPtuin, 1 " 41 14trn, Vent. tole Lieutenant. In Gazette of 6th inst. ratrerkk' and Richmond Proinnuer. Infant r y . :116 For George Bay, Cent., to be LiebPsnailt, re4i (J;rorge Kay,l ..Cent, to be Lieutenant. For George Leiilon 'C vnt . to be' Fitsign iL . read Ceorge Linton, Gent. to be 6 1. ., 401. F „ t,4 14mes Todd, Geltt. to be Ensign,- read John Toda,.(i t nt, to be Ensign. Ist Gazette of 2oth vit. • For St, Maple Volunteers, read RhYdiark VOluntecrs, be rcatinurd, ) 17171VASS. VI 1 • Henry 'Dobson, of Godutanehestet, and Edward Dobson, of Bra3fiptoll, Huntinsclonshire, millers, to surrender Nov. sc, 16 - , - and Dec. Lac ign, at the Fountain Inn, Hunting. den, xttornies, Mr'Sweeting. Puntiggdon; or Messrs. Cooper., and Lot?, uthampta:n.Batliugs, Churery lane .London.`` „~ ~ MAILS. liarnhurgh 4 7 . 1 41. CO C;dttenburgh - "I" S U N. , ;;. SOLIAM Ajtll&4hiCZAZ P•LSiiit AUDY.A i f ? LONDON, ocron E R 1803. THts-day the rernaining half - of the Volunteers of the Metropolis were reviewed' in Hyde Park by . • His MAJESTY. The CereMony and. Evolutions were piecisely the same as on Wednesday, but owing to the thy being more favourable; the Spalacle had a mere brilliant effea.i, The firingiTvirete s. much better than ,on Wednesday, and the Corps • in general seemed .more ivrfea. Nothing could sift_ pass the regularity of the'rnarc,hing.,; The Speco: - tort were infinitely more numerous than before, Further particulars to-morrow. BY the Ardent, of 6+ guns, arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday., from the .Channel Fleet, we learn that there were six SAD of the Line and. ten Frizates in Brest Road, apparently, ready for sea. The Auckland Packet, for Lisbon, sailed from :Falnnuth on Tuesday, under; Convoy of the Sloop of 'War. ~She carried'a'Messenger, and Dia patches of importance to. the Court of A Mail'irdni , Gotteirbiirgb arrived this morning, but brings no intelligence of m uc h i nterest. • A Flail from 0 4 17,Jin arrived this morniog, with Papers of the 2.4.tb, but they bring nothing of irt4 portanee. t , , „ • The Gazette of last night,'Coritains an Order of His 111Algs1ic in COuncil, direaingVessels ing in the Ports of,Great frotp,Nc , .vV:ri or any Port . within the State olNew ilfork, form fourteen days Quarantine, in con , ;equente of the infettious distemper which still ,unhappily liiges in that 'City.. It we are to judge from the 'answer given by , Lord 'HAWK R5131141.' to the. opantsp. Tbassador, Ministers seem to have abandoned slight symp. tout of 4iOur and good sense ther.tnartifest. ed in giving an order tin t r 'Veul]s bh9t44,-4 permitted to sail for the Portsof Spain and Porttigal without.COnvpy. The , intentioripf ... l4is 'order wgs to intimate that there was some tlan4ot in our chants risking their property to either of those Countries, circumstanced as they are al present with Irgard to-France. A representation v or, perhaps a mare question from a roreign Minister has .4.vr been sufficient to 4riiilite n , . tar purliose whateyer was, :,,Facollie oft , Mittister;i to have arly inflitenc atrthe cornrite. cial specuktions of , otir' Murcharitgupe should be apprehensive of 3'lo:consequences to them, but ,we know,. , -thr4:iety . little reliance is ICIII .- 41 . on tlinit opinions, elnd ~,very little ,griditiziven to , their assurances; dir Mereliantil have been too often misled already .to be deluded imatir very material degree again ; . ,,but while Ministeri are wavering and hesitating upon what lioe,of,,cunduct they ought really tO'adoptlow:ird s Spain, bin about whiCh' no . doubt ought to.. have been entertained for the.last six' or eight months, and likewise towards Portugal who has it seems entwined her fate with that of, Spain, very serious apprehinsions,•are .entft,tained that French Infltten'te,' w'hicti. now ;so cbmpfettly J 4 .. predominat es at Likon, will' procure in. order for stopping the dekartoie from tharS ouil try Of the l3ritish . ,propeityand Shippin g which , remit; fi there, which would` eubjeCt the': PortOial Merchantv to: very serious losses. Such a , .inea,sure we understand to be vcry much ippro s 4enAe'd by the''best informed 'Merchants .concertied.in.' that t nide. Wt ha v r, lost the only eliance, by our own hupinenrsi and itnbecia;:, ty, of having controul over the eortiluCt of Spain, both With tespea to Portugal iiil'obtstiVes'i.- Had we brought i the ,Spanish 'treasure to this Country, the Court 'of-Madrid would not have ventetretho take a hostil 4 e , ,step against us, at leastnot soluttly compelled to it by the for4ti‘E.42,Ftertelt. arms, but 'situated as we are, our litsr interest, becoine.the of , French intrig°4e, and Ithe•re. . quest of!ii French Ambassador at 'either Court .may probably prove how inVirlittc;has bee n the forbe a r: ante and how fatal the • in'iletisionofthose who diadt 0ut:41448. The sErtglinh'- Merchants at - Lisbon' and Oporto , are norso much alarineti xs are our'Meichants-iiet4, ate the unexpVicd triumph .of Frenu,h,tntraggtover , the ,Court - .of Portugal. but they basic not . an port Unity of viewing in the•larnelight the toottd. inveteracy of the /14ST Colistit, against as,- aria I tfte malice !with which he piotecutes every means that can affect our Commerce. To cut up the roots our trade with Portugal has long be'en a favourite scheme, and he is now certainly in the high road to its accomplishment. He likewise wants` the Ports of Portugal, and the use of her for - the purpose of carrying orr-his-favourite projeft of the Invasion of Ireland,. It will . only 'mil. quire,i4ittle time to develope his views in this re .spea, and we only pay that our fore-trdings, founded.upott very solid and competent judgments, may prove lobe untrue. . His Royal Highness the Duu Svssuct i lviT' the Convoy which lately arrived sailed from Per. tugal t was abuut to emliark on board a Frigate for England-. ° Yesterday morning-His MAJ its.r.r, Accompanied V y the:ll:ss of Kitty and CAmistisos, walked in.Kew and Richmond Gardens, and inapeeted the and whet-improvements Making there. Soodlfter breakfast THEIRVAJESTIRS, the lilitx tESSES, DoKsA.,of KENT. and . CAtIBIIDGE, at. tended .by Ladies CARDIGAN and WALDEOItArit took an airing through Kingston and Richmond, and returned through:Richmond Park. , - :Yesterday the DUKES Of KENT and C A MIIIIISO . dined with . THiiß MAJESTIES at Kew.' .` • ening Tit I MAJESTIES 110CI•a Scle Party at Kew Palace ; among the Company were, • the Countesses of WALDEGEAVE, CAEDIGAN) _ ifatooess HOWE, and Lady.CATFICART. At: .the Levee on - Wednesday, Mr. LAvoFoglit. kissed His MAJESTY'S hand, on bei n g a pp ointe d; in Barbary, i T o ri P p e ol H i, is Majesty's Agent and C9n4n.4General at Pis MAJESTY on Wednesday cable yin his po l itic raise n twenty-fit-o'minutes from Kew to tile A Barracks of the Life-Guards in Hyde.Potk, whoe, his Charger was in waiting for and which he. immediatelytimmediatelymOunted. • Lord MoIi4A left Town last night for Scotland, to take the command in Chief of: the Norco ia that -- ----- -- ----- Country, . . • . . .. ,f4rderican Papers are ree'eliied—tO:_tike, ;all ultq: The accounts from all .quarte:,:. state. ibe,-Vellovi ' , ever to . be making an alarming ~roiiihMitisugh ' - , tint the Whole of the Linked State • BOards of :Health are..now- e\tablished ~'“ phjiadephia, Alace 1- ••andria, flaston , and New-York; At the; latter pl I,t (ii.eful efizts of the Fever have been 11 1031 see :Jely felt. On . the.. 20th and 2 tit of Sept, !lle i avetag t e -was' about It: deaths and 2,z Case 4, P" ,! day. - AKiitAlle - same time .at Philadelph ia, "'e re were few . deaths, but several cas'e r s; 'Ai - A.0 0063, • on the.i7oolith';: and tgth ON the deaths averageti wc jits b e 4ti ; t ait Y rs la ir l i 4 t r ig ' "lacnccluutilltetsca;reosinS• e c V 7 1 : e Fran. 1 eOl5 V ,j7llli T i rr: Bll3 : erterttreri'br. Which it appea rS shat' iEet i7(olli ' ll'ACSl, 4 to be .clolely blockaded hY to the 51-I.' squadron. The:„4"lgncli were reduced t rtatest - distresq' and the inhabitlints embracing yes, :teV .escape, Jaquemel a nd , Aug I lk; --. werc W4p ,closely besieged by the BrigTl_Bl ilitt44* OTtkifdity ex gaeti to be surreTicrea 7 :.11411Slii'''' 'The' Anllericans are eXteethrigly cX ,i,7,e. s oupy-plundered . al t e gii "1 ' 3 : (. .. the . cOndtka of saw! of L,l' vessels ?'4'...,tee'atc.il .otheiS with great' severitY• • (V , is taken up . seriously, and is to be l'aii- 11 2ett a r, e e*ogress -as soon as it is conveneci. i" •"1 41 ,,, di1 ., 3 e , isAg-ii* . announced to.. have saile d -Pgßinsf. Demo, ::c ra uu ,r . ,Iti•therlast.eittremity. . " yartial io yawl : ).8"::::7 , an d . • .., . ' Admiral Bltti t X who pros been chosen icauPerlin.: 11 .4., tl , e cOnveyance of the Freneh Troops 10 r h )r a Ve:f tkker , by Lord ROD N EY. De GRASse W 3B ler/ tOrnO ti°ll of Whiel) say theY. Will hula out hafo Ti ea #, - re fie ,:itras: properly to it. „\. l ' A lt to' titiissp-returned to , France,and w i g t hfab -- .. 5 '414.14." his defeat, ;among 'other c liarges, he ''''',` l :Atcused , of hiving promoted Officers irregola4.a. &t 'tine proof could' be adduced in sUpp.litrof lilt' under h e , i , m G NI A i is:t w n: charge, and that.: was in the instance of . 131 T, canie forward into • who came forward as a voluntary witness to jug ° I' l Ille iiccusation against his .Patron whenindistressx: Such are the amiable. auspices Mndet.Whie,ll Bitu!'r public life, and from such a moO t l c t of-ingratitudt .what could. F.pglishmen meet 1,-• „ ilall'fitd.that thl t i,initn is so partial tothe agill'l; vadors succeeded it tha 1, 43 1 his a(lvice„a machine ef that kind s • "' ft , attached to every vessel, and, no doubt, if ille ;;" i at .yity. upuu the stubborn necks of ,otte COilnt r ,„” 4 " e ire i 7;ll7 l` 47 g : ', l e'a ti ';. ' ' ' ::m e b s e h r ew7 of ut: V dhe e b s ie s e e ap l s s urt ' ° w ih-n e jt r e l ac p i: :::: : ::: t ej ‘7 ll -i .; tialvitql,lastWcak,' on •behalf of Governroe°4 !Ile VC l: : r a p r o e se co of ne be ern in ed 'c t i O n v s e t r a t t e e d , 3111;irtyht, ,at, wile:ders 1-opes•are ho • wever . ,entertain i te n hid t a o t t G ohna u t i r ld r b ii : je a s t ;' ,..os t , s Nice' • • Sir I n • i 1 with parr. yit ..ai ..,011-N...-Icit WEE,SC.Zei,. a 1 ' . -1 ' t liCktV et ..:.., , v ~cil ill , raper say ' s, it s ii:ot very well u nderst — v - og .: 'cvYtit . Corp's . Mr . A.;;D•trtOrot4 has beets l' lie durug the summer. We can settle 'that foll l ' -- , , ,3 N it ..., 41i..12e'n employed • in chi r' eciuliiiis sepv• ice , : Ar j has incansequence airady brought to his',St'T- c a. 'one Geverai and two Lieutenant Colonels, viz. s' i tenant Colonels Ti E. NV i and Sti E 1: I I) AN. . - .. r „ The.. L Duke of Ru f AND, in addition 11) - 1 0 rieral , subscripicon, towards the VolunteerCA''.•• . O , ti o• ttle county of I.eicester, • has oVade an offer t i g h. iterrunerit th raise a Corps.of 4.00 mep in the 1'.;,-;11, lisPther4Sl.4,ola K oir,. and to furniSh .111 00 1 :. ' C lo n cloaths - and Arms, -iat.. his own - cXPer r e e, e % t h to he' thtfs raise'd hive requested his Grace Oa for , may be . at taehettiO the iLeidestershire NI il itih ' lf vc 'i vi m the'e'vent of i ‘ i4if .einergericy,.they , mays t ill I ' .1 1. i es. fhe liippintsi olatting'under his Graces* aol' -e r • ..... - -• . - .. . s arr IL .. foe . e -- , IVIIICI/ i s now ft4isitt , 1.) .sUbsc'tiption. . 'Chester for cloarhing the Volunteers ' of thog, eiLl ' '' b - y OP' . . Married o n: the zsili ins t. t)t .St. John ~0 IVIr. C rO PI ., ping, by the- Rev. Dr. l'Attsoris) ..! ijo, I NORTON, of City of Lincoln,, to NISI + 1 . i Niece of the Rev. Dr. l'Aglois, ' _ .. - , ± 1 ~~