The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-26 00:00:00

BARRACKS. we. lster ittn l istl4lr, lawn Lieutenant in the soh Light to he a Barrack -Mager in - Great vice dc:ceaoed. AILMORAIrIAVII4. Tl‘e .).,ppointilletit of the. Honourable Robert Maude to be 1 . .t.34,0 in the Col.istreant ReKinleilt of Foot. Guards, as fit:I:v(1 in the Gat,:tto ot iko loth instant; has not ,t4KcJI Giftinn,.of the 30th Regiment iNS4I4tPiiI • _ VOot, helog absent wit:iout Abilgdior Vollentret . Terdittando l :Vtillogll., Cent. to be Coo t, vice Steele, re ,6l6tied. ii;ron,4'olanter (.'4l;airy. Th omas Peanon, :sq. , 'to' be Ciptdin: 'William' smith Gent.:to he LivitenAnt. Iltlward Best, Gent. to be Lietttenott. ISetward Hickniar ! , Cent. to be Cbmet. • / . Cumber/aid kw:ger:. Lieutenant Henry Potiittser, toli/Aajiitant, with the Brevet }Link of Captain,' vice Mosk, resigned. Cornet Richatd Lawry, to he , Litutenant, vice Pottiour. Gent: tu he Cornet, .vice Lowry. , Ih-6on VoltilitheCavaleY • Ittv. Francis Melhukts so' be Clcar)l4in: Dorlrsgeld Cent/t„ •anq 4 Yeuunv C.gvalry. Ilenry St. Julia. Gent. to be Ligutenant. , Noki.4(l , Ugh! His 141Anttert. Cornet Micbet to h. Lientenant,viee Ives, mign. ed. Crisp Broven, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Michel. Dr. same' Porstei be Chaplain. --- COlemin, Cent. to 40 Surgeon. , Sir flub Oturn,',.. Pembroeibire C;444.4 avid l'eativisnv • vaity. john Colby, Esq. ,to bc.Major. • South Itrgiosessi:of the Ins, 121dfng, Yorkatirs.Gvidou,n • . Yrostaacy CaNglrj, • Lieutco4nt Edward Cbodey, to be Captain, vice Gooch. tst 46erdren Poluweekr. Rev. George Gordon, Q. D. to be Chaplain. William LiJlttgston,' D. to be Surgeon: - • „ r. .11f0rd . 44 151 4 yik l e s . ; Rev. Reynold GidcPri Rowyer t to ; be.pli4plaih." Barmitaple . taliottort. + , Josiah Cratie,Gerte. to Ix, i l itltUitt‘f4l • • ii• : Bilston 4".daltfar ,10 :f ll#o. • Price; Rev. William Lee, to be Cl 4 4a,in Pric Cent ' • ,I to be Suyseon.,/ . • (Bradford lighttltor Infanity. . ; • . John Balm. !Esq. to be C4ptabt. ib bey Uns t igrisfrabciii Virrdenti Gent.. Centi..'G6orge'Aiced, CALL benjantin_ , fiviller. Thomas Pultan, Ocnt.. Richard'Pulbw, Gent. • '•l. o 4l.Pri.erigArolt,interrt: - .•• • Ditirptt; Es 4 '`'calitaim. vice Ducari.ll, pro. rnetitf. — ':FArillrer Ba i t"; 10- . 116 'Opt liii•Lictitcilatit.' ktey ..,iißry.MAS)ier, r jty 1. TO he Chapinln, 1 -e) 4l Burnt, kldwifee t , s, WilliiMinoulboe4 V48(1. W .c4ptinv,,,ike AO: homas Archer, Gent, to he/Lieu TC,114 04,419 , ,4 ioni;Gentrto,be Quarter-nratiter,', , V4teirarvfor, gird C,siervay Vaunter Battaior. ; • Ashton Smith, Esq. to he Lieutenant- Colonel-Coin:nand stilE*- leturtiallatrt,' . o cot, 404 be .Adjutant, . , ilattaiivn of ibe Ci mer y o rt . i4/ 0 „0,, , ,. Major 3,hp4 : to be Lientimant-COlOnel. Colonel Macalister, late of the Loyal 'Trades Nattalion Glat.gow Volunteers, to G' auto Legic;or,' Thqmis,f.;:ofiltshot, 4sq, to be Ciipt4ll). Tobp.l.leuteparits knalim Abraltarn' chattbetliiine. Thos' maa DeL,lacc, Gent. Robert Betism Gent. William' liargreitve4Gcnt. Thomas Moorly,ose, Gert. To be. Ensignt—Thom'is I 4.,,ner, Gent, Thomas Spencer, Gent. Robert 1-luilgson, Gent. folio Spencer, Gent. vice Emmet. Christopher Lancaster, Gent. • • :North Devon Rrifinstni of Viunieers. John Chustte6 Gent, to be Oinitter-waster. , i 11)0VON Geld/Caen and Vernon!) , RP Cartr. • Arthur Kelly, full. sy. to be Cap tain. t Richard ElitCOtt. Cent. to I.e First Licliteoaht. oho Wettes, Getlt. to be becolut Licuterkoit. proc* W. .tanklitt, Cent. to kottsul.- ' l'lntmh,yoh - Volantet, infilmtv. Robert Hullin,'Gent. to be Surgeon. l link aid MI !area Yawata 1,1.1n0y, Thomas. King, Gent, ,to Exetrr Rtsintent of Vilmairer Wary. • Ralph Barnes, jun. Gent, to be LICUICIIIIIIt. Serjeant joint •beQuertr.triastcr. ~• ,23rasct6urgb Artillery Company, „, •• William Wilteitiy, Cent. tube Lieutenant. • • • • GodalstingPolunierrs. Lieutenant lames Colebrook to be Ca fain, vice Wood re... signed. -. Ensign - Chitty to be; tautepant k vice Cole. loook. .'latnes thykin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chitty. Glasvw Suprotioneracy ett,toitsfed llsmes (* . kilt. on tialf.p.iy of the cd Battalion of the t', ho'Ailjtstant. 'Rev. Dr. John Lockhart to be. Chityl:6ll. CilArleS isVilsollt, M.D. to be Surgeon. .uue , .. • , • l}//NKRUPTCY 1.1.V1,44r.GED.' ' r e f t ,•%,, G.-4)uncan CroAcy, factor, at ttn; at Culitlitall. NANKRUPT.V. john Perkins, of Ituntingclon, b.uticer, to , surrender Dee. VI, 10, :in i t. '4, tot .ten; : at • the Crown trot, 11untintAaht Attornies, Mr. S,veetitim, Huntingdon; Or. Niv&4ll. :Cooper and Low,:Soutit.iinoton-illotitlings ' Chancery,lane. .M Benjamin aynes, of l'epper.strect, Surrey, hatortalier, lan. 3,7, and Feb. 41 eleven; , at Quiltihall. Attorney, AP - , toilingwood,'St. Say iortr`e Church.yard, Srottthwaik. Thomas Morriri, I,ite of Petersfield, Son; hampton, vieittaller, en; t 6, .three, 17, at eleven, and 4, •ot twelve, at the Kett Peteratieht. Attornies, Mr. Cornthwaite loliti H ee.tori itcterstield ; or, Mr. , ,Vi il siren, ray's-Inn ervate, London. ...• ..; froes tray, of Oxforti.street, linen-draper, Pee. 27,3 r, aria Feb. 4, at.ten,..at G11'116;1211. Attorney, Mr. SVaiker, Coleman-street. • • , . William King, of Shaftesbury, Dorsetsbire, ttratur t iart, i 6, • 17, and Feb. 4, ateleven, at the. Red. Lion Inn, Shaftesbury. Attorney ' !Or. Bowles. Shaftesbury. Thomas Obey; of Utpet Clevelattd-otreet, bricklayer, Dec. 3t, lan. 3, at ten, ann Feb. 4, at Oilev.eit Attot nies', MetiSti. • V4ll lleyttutyson and. Cart, joitn-strea, Bcdtbrd.row.,, . • "'barna% Norris, of Nlancliester,,eottan.nterclpint, jail. 2, lb,: and Feb. 4; at three, at the 13ridgewiner- A rips, Mambester. Atturnies, Mr. Jones, lanchester ;or Mr. Edge, Inner. Temple. . • • rapt Parton, of Ratelifr, builder. DN. 31, lan. 7, And .N b. 4. at- ten, at Guildhall. .Attornles, Messrs, Walter and I,lnwin, John Nam), late. of Dean-street, ,Shadwell„ master-mariner, D ec , 27 , jan. 7, and Feb. 4. at•ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Ateilesoit, Ely-Place, London. William Hunt, late of Chapping Wy,combe Ducks, inn holder, Dec. 31, lan. 3; and I•eb. 4, at eleven, at Guild hall; London'. Attorniett. Mr. Criktts, 1110 Wycombe,. !lucks; of • • Deit'SOirit. Ekillat111(13 xnc boil, Lin coln's-Inn, London. Irtlitt Schofield, of Copy• Nook, Laneashhe, cotten..tnann . faeturer,• Jan. 6,9; and 1q1)., 4, at three, A the Unicorn iun, Manchester. Attornir;, Mr. Milne,, Manchester vor Mr, Ellis, enrsitor-street, London. .PatkArie TA Aston, WarsvicksDire, carrier, lan. t 3, 14, and Ft:l2. 4, at ttvelvc, pt th 2 Shltesth:,lr 'l'..2.vern, Der. rningbariL' A trornie%, Mr, Nicholl2r, ravistock-Place, London ; of Mr. llird, Ilirotioghatti. William HAT, of I.‘Alitniry; lilagk..i l Hall faanr, Dec. 3 4 , at - two, Jan. y, 4n.t feel. t. at 4uilalllald. Attor. Tiles, Messrs. Swain atui Stevens, Old- retvry. Fia t tels 'Welton, , of. t 4 owcat le.- at I t, w n Ichoe. Outteri I)cc. 27, hit. T 7, and refo, 4, lt tgl,l,' at AtlottliCS, M-e 6 . 1 3.' Aitti GfCg' Sly re-l.ute. - • • DIVIDENDS. Feb, t 4.. G. Fryer, of 1t,.:(17-I.lon- - 4 . r:•ftet, Clerkertwell, fuer , citat)t, at fit), at Guildhall, I,9ndon, T a n, 27 , T. - L.l.v.vis 4 :of )1L41,9 . 10:. -- str.vet, covent-ga.i:de4 drug gist, at elven, at (;itilitttalt,' Lowtml. T a a,A7, MayOvvell2 of Wlte,_ltir.strect, ther 2114.(tryr,:drer.-Jt 'tel.,- at Cuticlll,ll4: L0r,d,.,x4„ 1;0 late fdr 1)11/lac, bail.ona‘ta. ;toil 31.11p io.rner,.at-teirOat.G4.4.ll.litt,lA.C.ter.drbuty.'. . . 16. 1. Barlow, of Ninin;lielitu‘kgsgeta, atttbrcc..., ; the t.•innov.:rcial Into, '.‘:ll h.srer. .• • ii) or (;rs!,it iintn-ttrp!r, at ttn, at Guildhall, ;.:::don. Tan. se. W. Entwine, late of Etttwisle, Latteashim cotton manuf‘aurer, a t eleven, at the Wheat S heat, rdgeworth. lan. 27. I. J. Millard, of Lime -street, inerthant, 41 eleven, at Guildhall, London. 1an..27. L, Hodgson, of Cola-Lute, apothecary. at ten, at G ui Jan. 27 I. I'ierpoiut, oftunhill-row, carpenter, at twelve, at (.; uild hal I. , Jana 27. L. Fellows, of Camberwell, Surrey, haberdasher, 'arten, t G Id it al r tonrion. fan. 214 . 1 V. Simpson, of Clemeitt's lane, merct , ant, at ten, _ at Guildhall. • lan, 28. 1 - 1. Gardner, of Thames.streot, secdsman, at ten, at ,Feb. 7 W. `Pipping, of Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds: Feb. 'l4. 13. Lane, of Ilalcer.:street, agent, at ten, at 18. W Ireland, N. Calvert, I. Overend, and C. Tom. linjion, of Lancaster, merchants, at eleven, at the White: Hart inn, Lancaster. Jan. 77. K. Smith, of Streatham, and C. Smith, of Croy. dna, Surrey, Brewers, at eleven, at c.;whinall. Feb.' 17. lames I-Lirdy, of Nightingale-lane, East Smith. Gneer, at ten, at Guildhall.. • Feh.il7. lames rTUrribull,' of Aldgate, grocer, at ten, at • Guildhall. ' dart. a 4 John Elton, of Liverpool; merchant, at one, At the House of Mr. Pritchard, 13ini.4treet, Liverpool. lan. ;27. C. NO, of Croydon, taller, at ten; at Guildhall. fel., 14. T. Deacon, or Quecn.s.Elin, Clieltea s carpenter, at ten, at guildhall. • • Feb; 17. J, Liihb, S. Cooper, and R. DftWill, -Of. Leaden. hall.streeti hosiers, at ten, at C3midhall. Jan., t 7. C.. Hall, of Drick.lane, Whitechapel, ribbon - wfaver, at eleven, at Guildhall. CAI? TF/C.ITES,. • jan. Li. I. Upton, of Red 'Lion -strut, elerkenwell, . picket-hook maker. . Alen. ArbUtlinott and R. Bracken, late: of Philpot-lane,• merchants. T. Johnson, of Saint Martin's-court, umbrella.maker. M. Mecltord , of ingbu ry- gquarc, merchant.. G. Matthews, and 'l'. Turnbull, of Budge=row, merchants. 1, Braint, late of 11fonkgate, near York, butter and bacon fa tor. R. Islcwinatt, of Dartmouth, Devonshire, ship-builder. , • [This Gazette contains two drders in Council, dated the 2ISt December, the oneprobibiting the Exportation, and al lowing .the Importation of Provisions from and into this Country, until ,the asth of March, Isas—The other consti tuting .La VAtette in thelsland of Malta, a free Port, upon the same footing and conditions as Gibcaltar, and to tar, so consiaered ontil.sig months after the Signing of a Detnitive TreaW itf Peace). , L . b3AtLS. ' ' No: • DVS. Alta IVID. liamburglt - ". 0 THE SUN. 1101.111 tiVIS DICXIS ;lALdUtii AUI?p,AT LONDON, DECEMBEk 26, It3oj, We informed our Readers an Saturday of a report - having obtained at Portsmouth that the grench Filet had put to Sea, in cOnnequence of which the Slips Spithead were hurried out by the Port Admiral. The hit, of so guns, one ()Mese, we find, las 'joined Lord 161 TH 'in 'the Downs. This refloat, however, has received no confiemation, and we are inclined to think it wholly unfounded.' The joreph Cutlet arrive.l on Friday at Faimmtls with Dis patches from Admiral CoaNWALI.I4, whose' Fitt she left on Thursday evening dIV Brest, all well* The French Fleet was then still in a state of close 4locicade. We hope sincerely that our Fleet would be able to weather safely the dreadful kale which blew the greatest part of yesterday. It was'orie of the most severe which we have witnesied for some'iears. By our letters from Deal ;111,1 Portsmouth, we find that the Ships in the Downs and at • Spithead rode heavily, and some at both anchorages drove, but we I have nut yet heard of any loss. : B the last Overland Dispatch from 'lndia, the arrival of which we announced on Friday, there ace letters froin Calcutta of the 24th of June, which 'state the receipt there of the King's Me,:tage of the ith of March, communicated in Letters front Lon. don of the t tth of that month. These letters lament extremely the Surrender of the Care .ind the Mo. luccas, but add, that we fortunately still retained faiklickerry, Cochin, and Malts,'. We received this morning the Par;s Pattrt to the Bth inst, inclusive, but they are, completely un. interesting, as we have already received the French news of a much later date by the Dutch , Paperi, The Embroidered- Tapestry of MATT LnA, wife to W z LLIA).I the Conn eao R representing the Conquest of England by that Prince, is now exhibiting at the , Museum at Paris, and the attention of the Parisians has been° drawn to it by an article in she lifoitileur, of no less than eight Columns in length. The Frew CONSUL himself went to see chit famous piece of Embroidery, and was partial. lady struck with one part, which represents HAILOLD on his Throne, at the moment that he was'alarmed at the appearance of the. Meteor ‘vhich presaged his defeat. fleasked Messrs. DxvON and VISCONTI how•long the appearance of this. Meteor preceded the Invasion of WILLIAM, and tvasinformed that it was two months and, a h;ilf, or three months. The, ys•E COtUUL having ruminated ,"for sonic time with 4 rent gravity upon this most important piece of -informstion, continued his ".Examination. Vle are not able LI) dlt(Vi any decided inference from this anccdote,r:but it will ptollably enable more profound Polititeians to fax with securacy the day on whiet the invasion will take place. teneli,Cov.crnioqui ~1 4 ft it 11 great g eN o.; ruiiy ordered t,„. : names of some English' tvier_ 0131)3, 'who 1).t1 iettltd at 13Jurtieaux under tl filth ('f Treaty of Peace, to be crazed from the list of Prisoners of War. ~ . t It, appears by the fo)lotying Olicial COmnannicie flop made by Lord 1-lA' w - lass URI' to the SwediSh Minister, and posted up at 14.0 Y o'S on Saturday, _that_iLliat heck judgE4 ... ex_vedient to issue orders, for the purpose of pceventlng All reileli an t Neural Colours from entering any' Port or Place on the Coast,-between the Elotulni and the-Downs, with! , the exception of Ymlnou.d.! ,I: l :4latli,ia the D )Wrs:: " • Copy of a retttr from tieelletiey Loiti HAIN* Its.. Su , i Y;: One .of lib M . osjwyla::Principal ti §ecr;etariels r of S St' e, to His Excellency Baroti(Di Sity,ntß,pll4;,:..*:. rioy t .. , fitTaor4i*it:itihd;Court of viarttritain, -by hint transMirted4o gi f .'ii ! d. i tzz.s.,,, Esii. iii, , .; 5),vL.:::.414 MAI,' s r x's comlTiireliP'Agent Ge. neral. . .. , . " l have the honour of informing you, that in consequence of the peculiar circumstances of the moment, at has been' judgad expedient to issue orders. 'preventing all sliiii i ,iinder Swetlish or other neutral colours from entering any , pert,or ; PIUS on tins coast betwcsn thellumber and'the Downs. with the exception of Yarmouth Roads and the Downs, to which . 'places they will be'sfill permitted . to resbrt. .1 hive 'Jost no' . time in enabling you to make an early communication of the measure:which,the King has thought f t to adopt, as it is Hi; Majesty's anxious Wish that the trade . of Neutral Nations may be subjed to no unnecessary impediment oc incon.. venience. " I have the honour, &c. . ' " HAWKESBURY.°' ./..?üb/in Mail of the zzd ariived . this morning, but brings nothing of importance. ThefMatquispf Staq sn URI', during the flolichfys, .entertains at Hatfield, MONSIEUR, Duc d'OR t_ EA Ns, Due de MoNTPlt3siEtt, Duc de-BOURBON, Prince CASTU LC,ICAL &e. &C. •'0 ', Ludy ELGIN lafely, repait4fq Ptiji!i) by 14.1 iitIL Lion of . the French Ooverntifent, tinder a promise that on her arrival there, a pasiport would be granted, t o enable her to return to England. On her journey she v,v.as:robbe4. at' every arti c l e o f va l ue s h e p os .• sesseti,.ana to aggravate her misfortunes, when she presented he,rselt to thelverich Minister, she was informed that the`Governtnetit had'alteied their de. , termination, and were:: :resolved that . no passport. shoultd be alloWed . her.' After receiving this brutal treatment, her Ladyship set, out on her return to the Pyrenees, where she is nowconfined with her noble htisband.. ..It is - with greapsatisfailion'we inform the Public, that the damageitistained-in: the Island of Madeira has.been much. less th.in had been supposeh and that the British Factory .having dispatched a:cOnft.dential . person from thence to this Country ) , be..a.s.. rivccl.here last Thursday, to ; quiet the fears of the Principals in England on , the subject . By hires .we learn, that nearly the. whole of the Vintage' was safely housed iii the warehouses Of thi,Brittsh tory ; and that v er y li tt l e loss in. that sewed ha's been sustained. Lady MART FOLIANIBI has liberally subscribed the sum °lone hundred and twenty guineas (being ten guineas to each Tioaph-tor-tbv 50.41vern,,P.4. mem of West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry, as corn:" mencement of a Lad Lee Subscription for the irrn'vid. tag Flannel Waistcoats or other comfortable Cloth ng • On Tuesday last. the French General Norturs, the Commandant Noov ES, his brother, and General IlloaoAN, with their relpedive Aides.de-Camp, and. several Officers who had been taken at St. Lucie, and were exchanged for English Officers, eitiberke‘i at Southampton, and 'sailed the same day. for. Morlaix. Dr. :SCOTT,' a Medical .Gentleman, had permission to , go by the same conveytenee, to attend .Lord Et.cm. • Captain SPOTTISWOOD. W!m so gallantly, cif..: . fentied the Lord Nehon East intliaman i retires from the Service, ' He is sucCeettea in 'the command of that ship by Cau_tiiin WiNtYIOAROCK, forinerly of the Rose. The Argo, of 4+ guns, Capt. Hnt.LowEta;, for Egypt, with the Mameluke. Chief, _ELF: _BIX, an board s ,sailed from Poftbmouth on Friday last.. Et.z•t NY was particularly gratified by ihe at. tentiori of the Pastrcz of WALCS, and absolutely yhc.•dl tears On parting with His Royal Highness. Aleno,t the last words, he uttered on , taking leave of this Country were expressive of his affeetion for the Prince, whom he mentioned by the title of Tits YOUNQ SULTAN. ,Ity Order of the. Privy'Council, on Thursday, there was delivered to their Lordshima numerous list of witnesses, many of whom are, at present, in the West Indies, who,..as well as those residing in Great Britain and Irel an d, are tolic summone d as evidence in the farther proceedings that are to take place on the criminal, charges , which have been under Investigation of. chi Council respefting General PictoN, late Governor of the Isle of Trinidad. It was then determined, that, in . the ~mean time, General-Pictoti should be admitted bail being, even In such cases, though contrary to cam. mon opinion, admissible. General Plc TO rea • hail is forty thousand pounds; himself in . twenty thou. sand pounds, and two sureties in ten thousand pounds each. • By a Packet Which has arrived from Husum, we learn that the frost has commenced on the Continent with severity ; and the ice ha v i ng a l rea d y exten d e d beyond the Rd-buoy, it is apprehended that we shall sustain a tempor ar y d e p r i vat i on of intelligence from that part of, the Continent. A severe frosi having set in to the northward, the'Prinee of Wide' packer, which returned to Har. wick on Wednesday, was under the necessity of landing her mails for Uusutn, at Heligoland, from whence they were conveyed to their place of des. Ciliation by ice boats, and the same means were pray. tised •to forward the mails frotrk Plusum to Heligo land for the packets. The ice reaches out beyond Itcd-buoY; An account frorn Lincoln mentions a large ship iteing on shore near Grainrhorpe ; craw are safe ; And part of the cargo will be recovered without d.anige. A RusSisn ,Ship, with eleven hands on boird, in company with the abovementioned vessel, foundered, and all ,on board perished, ROTTERDAM, Dec. r 9. Notwithstanding what has been said.in the Eng lish Papers, the preparations for invading England, ' . have never relaxed for a single day in this country, in this way indeed they are beyond their promises. _They are as sanguine and as certain of success (li taltan the French) as ev er ,and may depend 00 ~ ' n you . it the attempt will bemade, and in a Most TOrmid. ~ able shape. -.... -:..Their..preparationa and extraordinary-exertions ~.-. are much beyond tive estitn.tte I sometimes see in the:English,Prints. In the street I resided inhere, ~.),-.:' there were no less than see kueired and seven large ~.1.; beam laid down on - their stoat, on the 13 r aq 91 Aigitst last. These vessels were every one launched into , the water by the art day 'of Odober. "..Their e f t ) metl d is, to complete the vessels , as-high as the Second se t i d t. g :oi e st. h ‘ i :l r i s ile t - o '.u c ti o . m th p e le st te oc , k v s h , i le a nd ail i c l::) ; ila v ti ls ec rt h ," 'they. lay a second set on the same stocks; whiCh jsist now completed. 'During this pc- rind they have also built no less than twelve large ,vessels like Frigates, the came place. The ut. most expedition 'is used' by the workmen, 'and' is. (soon as a vessel is'rigged, she is filled with neces:y . : sary stores, and immediately forwarded by the ca nals, tonne of the places of general rendezvotts. . Every thing tends to show that iluihini will ' :be one of the principat-plices-otrendezvous for-the - ITlvading-•Army - ; for thong, `die cyoizers can prevenviessels entering /iv' ulogne, 'they cannot touch the hundreds, nay. thousands, of vessels that are daily resorting to Flushing ? 'sty' Means of the k 'canals and rivers, from Amsterdam, Ghent, Lou. valp,„;lioges, 'lll:dines, IYen&rmord, A n twerp, e 7 Rottercarn, Dort, and twenty other places in the United Provinees, Invader : . In England,. you have expeCted he from the da y re i;slp:.l his threat, not ‘contidering.i, the necessity of preliaration first ; l an d'from delay , you begin to etinelude the dinaer e ast, , —very dif. ferentis the:SOgitilf.rit' lief C ':---WC See . that 'sys te. , t , m#ie and unrelaxed exertions have follower) defer. ruination, and that ev.er' ) . .',lo7 ripcn it for q(eclAf,i°,l. namely, Sailors; for it is a cuttods' ITlthetilviiagngtrOefatonEexopte-dtiltlieoen,ltieist,rvegyrnyisitei,. hoVever, that. the Sailctih.ar 4his place refused to take the finished tificate from the Government 'that they VeslelS to Hushing, until they had obtained a cer. be detained there for the. faa, seriously felt,, Expedition, turn tO their families, VlliCli:Certirate w 39 .1:,,, i ; vidually granted. Every Vessel ha' ' ne 7 d wlt a cannon, and some two or more, on bo a t ' quantity of oars. yester.: ~ ' Fii7 - 3 HIN G , DEC. 4.—ln the course of day'and to.day a great number' of flat-hottomed,„ L,... sslbuouttilidd teroc:: loaiv, with their guns on board, have arrived here , c i with„ their join. the Flotilla, being the remainder of thQ. se -. that passed by Dort from Amst erdam and Ilaitig.: dam and to-day arrived the Adjutant Geners.l, RIMEL,' who is appointed Assistant to Comma.... , dote VSkiiitiUL.' The Northampton YeoMartry' Infantry, corn. nianded by luhe in nniftlgt (01 TlieSdaY a4t ; on. Wh.ich day ties. were ins ed by :Licutenaot.t.oinnei, par : A.. Earl St)uNcF a., appeared for the first hrough 'their exet.,-, ?ark about noon, and went t , n. cise in : a manner which refle.fted•.great credit - o , : vm., • The.three.Companier, assembled so Althorp con 4 h doned into the Ball , and pleutifu ll y r g true o ld English them. After the ins i nc.lion, the men %vete - : heel, plurnb..pudding, &c. in the • stile of hospitality. ColOnl' other Officers had afterward* the honour of dtnteg With .his Lordship. - . , :i .. . . the jd Lincoln ' Saturday the itst division of . , - _. _.• -_,.. , , Ds LAVAL and...the litia were to tn,arch tor Hutt ; die 2p .diyiiion were. to Zfollotv command of .the Earl of BUCICIFI CI4AII49BIRE• yesterday.' This Regiment. The followin g lidiCtlioUs article irextraEletYfrJrn a Pnrch paper, under the head Hague, Dec, 16. 1 1 When. the FIRST CcltiottL is under thc was PCBQulope, he pass.ed. in an Open boar before the British irigare4 that were firing u pon cite batteries, and ob s e rved, that the cannon from the English did muchinjary to the ramparts, while the French guns were tumble to. reach the British vesiels ; • he therefore ordircd him- ' salt to be towed on shore, and.cotninanded the ar. tilleiY•nleo,to Put, in .:. .triple quantity of powder Ile, however, perceived a relut tance in one . of the I men to:fire s . which he attributed to an apprehensio n that the cannon would burst ; the CoNsuL , theret fore, - with great coolness, desire d he would-U.4nd out; of the way, .while ' he' himself discharge( !kilt gun, and, with the first: ShOt, , cad 0.1 r 4 bowsprit of an English frigate 1 ! I",. '•' - for Several transportiovith flour, c lothing;`&c . a. the. troops at Guernsey and Jersey. are winda)°"- at-Southampton, ~ ...; ~.•. . ' ThOcaroity of Silver Coin still remains a 'gre ' , t and seriou iCos P—overtieke, Tradesm en are ,Oil:, compelled :to. send customers away from_ their shol' , , urt.served for want of change' to give chem. - Some- . thing ought to be done immediately for the purp os e of remedying this great and increasing, evil. On Friday, the Reyiar SlOop made a.signal, for all the Masters. of the West India Ships at P orts' mouth to repair - on board him, anti acquainte d inern that they must Moor their shirt in the best way they could devise for their safety, under the present. ctr., cutnstances, as their. Commodore had left their! for. another. ,service. On Monday. last, four Fienchmen attempted ICI, escape -froth,. the .pristin' at "YarmOuth, ''by getting through the roof into . the garret of the house ail.: joining. Being soon . ,:however, discovered and pr., sued, two of them have lieen"retakett. ' . The importation of O.tts continues no he Aw l ' slant, anti the prices are in .cOniequencefalling , Poring the last week. 17,583 quarters were reeeived from Holland, 5790 - quarters frAn Embden, 262 from Ireland, 1 too from Tonningen, with sonar smaller supplies from other parts. Saturday morning, between three and four o'clock? a 'melancholy accident happened at Mt. ELL.toit, brewhouse, Pimlico : a poor man _employed thre e fell pinto the copper of boiling liquor, and o ti ,' ; scalded to death before lie could be got out. 0* has left a wife andsCour 5;1141! children. b a I r ~, A i t X I ( I 1 fi a -~ • 1 ' 1