The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-21 00:00:00

13tidevvell,13ctillem, and the Found. dice pot rhargeabte. the navy all officer! , below the rank of Duster anti ()Itilinin , ler in ; the horse of dragoon's all:Akers below those holding' tht rank, .or reedy:rig' the pay of a field officer, shall be exempte.ti from vayit.g duty for a bery,mt; . and in the artillery, infantry, garrison battalions, or en. ginerb corps, any office' lt.e,eping' a servant wh:, is oCttlaily or a sailor to the regiment or ship itp which the tialter - belongs. : s. Of cers on half pay from the navy, army, or marines, 1c ping only cm servant, are albs:, e:;.- nu F. (To be continued.) MAILS. ♦RM SV.ZD. fialaugh r 2 r 0 PRICE OF STOCKS, , TktiS DAY At TWELVE O'CLOCK. COM,OIS 52 :113 Ornpittm - THE SUN. -g idis. 4ntsli Qvzs rcteg.:,z 7A.L.CUI.: AUDrA"r? LONi)9hr, OC7'ODER,zi, 4po;i: Tests morning advices were. receive] from Bar. badaer, that Cirenerai GRJ N? IF L D had sailed from that Thland nr; the 3oth of August last,, with : a strong Vor:-..e,. for Demerara,' which, there can be.no doubt, would he easily taken, i:YOSTERDAT ;an order wa§ sentHown 7 trout the Treasury to thc ,Cui , tc:-.)..Lousr, to' prohibit the clearing out of :any Bri:ish Vessels for any of ' c2rPortugAl, until aC,:vi r L y' should . he step, we may consider as prepara: t(C , avate .01 Iwar with both countries. , With • die former of 'these, had on:" Mir :tern; their ( joy, we should, it been,at. wAr. ;ong and the i mertse treasure which we have peripitte3 to ied into the pots of Srain, .shcathl has 4 been ou:.v mid) , lodbetL in the Banh. : of F.' , gl.intf. 'The weal; policy rind wavering corona of our Ministers, 'lave thuslorni%hed to.the Enemy the means of 'pro. the War aiainst us with vignar for years to come, and no doubt ton he entertained', but that the treasure thus obtoined by Spabi, will become fully available to France for the purposes of her onbition, Wz have the pleastne ationnilee tltc arrival yesterday in the Downs, of the Jamaica Fleet, under portvoy of the Santa 4 at'saretta Frigate. ~ A from I)u6/ig arrived this morning, with rapt rs of the !7th, but they are banal of intcili. kv. rce, Garite of la,t night contains an official pcacm .1 of Illt• Cartore of the 19)and of Saint ?tare, n4i)r ewfoundland, by. Capt. MALBON, Ship Aurora, the particalars of which we detailed in our Riper of the t7th ult. and,which diirer very little: from those given in the Gazette, .1 Aber taking, possession of Salta P;erri, Capt. im.uoil fitted out a Fishing S;hooner, as a Ten. der, anti gave the command to Lieut. DAVIES, xyltin proceeded to take possession of the Islands of Great and Little Aft'luelon, at neither of which, however, were any inh4bitants,or stores found. . , . . Yesttrci,v motnirg 11 . 1 s MAjesTY, the Dux or ict Ny, ailti Pa INC 1y ; .,3 S.or la i A (ilutc an" airing op h or3 eNick, ill Wir4vir Cire.iit Park', . , .. . "( 1„ a I\4 A I vs7l osrikt the Piet rict:Psmt'Au6iistA, Tv1: 1 / 4 ay, tiokt 504 , 0 A Ot CLOUC Zbllla tut ili an airing to - .11 . t , g0a01:. 'OlO PItINCrsSES ELIZABETH and AMELIA, ;rtt.•rt I , y . Lidy CtitArtl.EY, took an airing through t h e 1),, v1 .,, t( ii, 01i 'by Eligivfield G en, and returned to Fr •grn.ire, where their ltoyal 1 lighnet.escline4l. Ycsteitily afternoon the Duttg of Kt;wr striv ed I.,ondo:i , any Windlor. His Royal Flightless the PR nice of WA LI'S, the Dutat-tis of .1)k VONSH IR F., Litt) , H. CirY TaofLl I)UNPANNON, a . tid the princjpa) Officers of the , RUVll;opliton Volunteer Corps, of which the Farbof Tivstiottoti+Qa j's Coitiml; dined on Wednesday 'at the Earl ,of BasnottotiGnis beautiful scat atAcie. hairrton. ,ortl*Hom ART, we understand, very soon retires fritn Cfltce, aid the Change, in the Admivilty, of which we have frequently given notice, will, ,we love no doubt, very soon take place. Lord IVlotstA will (ind in Scotland thousands of Loyal Volutiteers anxious to distinguish . thenbeivcs in the service of their Country, but they are. un. fortunately almost without arms, Upon an average, plunst one-fourth only of the Volunteers ofScotlaral have received Arms.• Upwirds of ;,3001. have been subscribed in 11.1 pounty of Edinburgh, in aid of the Volunteer CO r I), there; , Ocneral Fo*, it is said, is to be appointed Lieu. tenant. Governor of Gibraltar, bur circumstanced as Ile if, with Ministers, we hardly think he can ac cept,, any aPpoitoment from them I,,entral Te.ig,FT(,)N leaves_ Leland inconsequence of Lord CATHCAIT'S appointment to the Chief Command, as the former thought he had claims to the appointment hi:nit - if, he having served in that gpottcy 40 'ors as SccoLd in Command. M r . Skivßlpiof we understand is ap pointed by tti: Con)mander in Chief to a Cprnetcy In tiv4 Ppriceit; ,Ikrgift-Nrit t the Tenth I ght Pra.. otioi„ ;Old goes 'with Lord lVfola4 ,to utla as 0 4 1'0 Aidc.g.os,Co.mv, .NAPAL NEWS, on t 12 1 .0NDON CAZETTE, Oa. 20. dog.; Abtiraity-Ojice, Ott. 20, 1803. " I Copy of a Letter from Vice. Admiral Gambier, COM. tnander in Chief vr his Majesty's Ships and rel. sell at Ne:i'v:founsiland, to Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. dated on board the Isis, at St. John's,' the Roth tiugkst, 1803. SIR, I send herewith an Extran of a Letter from Capt. t'lalbon, of His Majesty's ship Aurora, giving an account of his having taken possession of the Islands of Sr. Pierre and Miquelon, which you will 'be pleased to lay before the Lords Commissioners of the-Admiralty. I have the honour to be, &c. • J. GAMBIER. Extraa.of a Letter from Capt. Malhon, command , ing h is Majesty's Ship Aurora, to Net-Admiral Gambier, Commander in Chief at Neuyeastrid. &c. On the 30th June, about four o'clock in' the morning, I Made the bland of Peters ; and at five sent the large cutter and launch, manned and armed with a tz-pound carronxle, under the command of Lieut. Richard Longheld Davies, and Lieut. Bailiif2, of the Marines, to oblige the Town to surrender, or begin the attack ; between 6 and 7 o'clock they en. Acted the hathour, under a very thick fog, anti per. ceiving a boat crossing from one side to the other, brought her to, r in which they found the Corn. miss:ay, who atied as Governor. The confusion that the place was thrown into from the, sudden at. • rack preven'ted the Inhabitantslrom assembling to. gether, and at half past seven the Commissary sur renjered the Island, by .. delivering the colours to 'Lieut. Davies., I Fram . what has been since learned there is, no doubt, that, if the Inhabitants could have had time to ,haVe colleaed themselves from their different situationti,. they would have made . 4 s trong 'resistance, having since discovered upwards of one ,huritircd . stand., of arms among them. tnowing the small-force in thelicats, I used my utmost eiforts to get .flis,,Majesty's sipinto the hittbour, bur,wa s as frequently prevented fiy thick fogs. About eleven, it being somewhat Jear, 1 entered under a very heavy press af.Sail, between the i , oclo, which Were not a cable's length across, and at P. M, brought to with the best bower in . fifteen fathom water. ',s oun d here a FrinCii 'Nlerthant Brig (I 4 Reines des Ankes) and at rchoot,er (I.,eOvoyter), with eleven tn•11l *milers, and npwards of one hundrel Bat. toes. 'lh Island contained stores, salt, and onerchandize of various 'descriptions; and, u,)on a 'rough survey, about two hundred and .twenty men were upon the bland and in the boats_; but they being so detached, several got ►►way in the ,craft, ,one of which, I have since been informed, .was tak6 off Liverpool in Nova Scotia, and an other at St. LaWrence, in NetVfounaland. On every thing being secured, I ordered one of the Fishing Schooners to be fitted as affei+dtr, and having her manned and armed with a wel% e-pound carronade, gave the command to - Lieut, ljavies, with► direttions to scour the coast, and 'take possession of the Islands of Great ,►r►d Little Miquelon, which he did, but no Inhabitants or Stores. were found 'at either of those t sees. • J. GAMBIER. Admiralty-Ofice, Off. 20, 1803. Extraa I f a Letter fi•om Admiral Sir John C.o(froys, K. It. Commander in Chief of ilia rll jeay'l at Plymouth, to Sir ivaa Nepeau, dart. dated ou hoardthe Salitadar'srlel Mundo, Hamoaze, iStb ()diver, tSO3. acciti:;int, you, • for the information of the' Lords Cornmil,ioners.of the Admiralty, that L'Aventure, French Pfivateer of twenty guns, and,one Hundred 410 fifty men, captured by the Acilsro, ie jusz at.. ri.y,ed. The Prize-master reports, that the Aeasto had also retaken the Ship Royal:Edward of London, ,and, the St. Mary's Plaurer of Liverpool, both fulfil jamaica,• whose late 'Commanders are arrived in L'h.VCiltlire. ildmiralty-Office, 08. 20, tBo3. Exll.'l.l qf a Letter froin Capt. Wolfe, Of His ltfa. jesty's Ship L' Sir Crown Napean, Bart. dated Downs, ad. tB, 803. , . I have to beg you will acquaint my Lords Com., tnissioners of the Admiralty, that, on the 27th ult. being of} Vigo, 1 captured, after several., hours chase, L'Alertc French Brig Privateer, of fo n urtee guns, French six- a n d f our p oun d e r s , . mid, tighty., four men, commanded by Bernard'Benjarnin Berard, on her return from. a Cruize,. having been sixty five days from Bourdeaux. Her mists, sails, and 'rig., kg are much Om l7y our shot, and the man at the helm (the'only man suffered on deck) dangerously vitiur..led. I have 'sent five wnnntied prisonets, on shore, to the care of the-French Consul at Oporto. PLYNiOUTH, OCT.• I9.—Arrived this morning the Dutch Ship De Areerttu, laden With sugar and coffee, from Batavia, bound tg, Amsterdam, captured by one at tae Cruizers ; and the Stijl) Yvan fililliam, of London, Capt. CHAILLES BACON, from Jamaica for London, captured by the Ateriture French Pri vateer (which arrived here yesterday), and retaken the draila Frigate. The two West Tndiamen mentioned in my last to be re-taken by the latter, arrived here this mgrning. The homeward-bound Jamaica Fleet-pasted by to t he Eafirward last night. Sailed the Diaq Frigate, and La Fled.. Sloop of War, on a Cruixe.. Si s a 11154 OCT. 30.—Arrive0 and proceeded up the River, the Baltic Fleet, which came home under convoy of His Majesty's Snips lii d, All tilligM? and Ricer/ Gun-brig. The Rraderscarp 'lo sting Battery, 'C pt, 7'11.14 WWI ;his day paid, and will iminediotly tier 4tati9ll at dig .4uoy of Ole Knob, D,Lfiti OCT. 2e...-14is Majesty's Ship Melfiormme came in early this morning from a Cruize off Havre. 'lit Majesty's ship Sant,a Margaretra, with a large Fleet of Merchant Ships from Jamaica, came in this afternoon, and remains. In the Downs—Morrarth, Utrecht, Melpomene, Intenortniiti, Ranges and VriltrixoSloopa,..l•44ifiwgi. Brig, Ear) Bomb, Bloodhosid, Starling, and Cow.. All Gun-brigs, Sir Edward Hugher.ami,ariterrgia East India Ships fur India, Ranger and Drisffird Transports, Waiting for a wind. Dova,., OCT. 19 -m-The Pouro, George, and the ,Mary brigs, with wine, from Oporto fc,r.this place and London, arrived here this day ; when they , iviled, Portugal was expeEted to be invaded every day. Sailed for Sheirness, the. Scorpion sloop of war, launched here a few days since; to be fitted for sea with all possible dispatch she is a very fine vessel of her Every thing seems quite still 'at present on .the French coast ; the gun boats at Boulogne, Calais, &c. keep ClOse in theiiVarbburs, and otr ertirreri are constantly watching theni; not a fishing boat can get ()qt. , A. small privateer escaped out of nonkirk in the dark, commanded by the noted Blackman, but she has been chased into Flushing, and very dearly taken. - Vatroles constantly go along the shore from Dover to Folkstone, and ten_ `tries are placed all along cur shorts within hail of each other. The London Gazette of last night announces the Capture:of the L'Aveuture 14 tench Priva teer. This Vessel, it will he recollected has been the most successful of all the Eneroy's Cruizers since the recommencement of hostilities, She was fitted out at the joint expetice — Of the Nuideaux Merchants ; ana her name has been on several OCC3_ sinna very conspicuous in the otlielial communications published in the Movitegr, by the French Ministry of Marine. Immediately Wore she was captured she had taken several, of the Jamaica Convoy, and was art the point et boarding two more, when the Acasla Frigate apitared in sight. The Std./lower Mau of . War, arrived at Deal, has brought advice, that the number of. Gun-boats at Havre, puulogne, and Ostend , is about boo. Letters from Liverpool mention, that a vent hot }less had taken plaCe there last 'Windily: A great number of able Seamen were collected. In the other Ports, in comegoenee of ftesh orders frOM -the Ad miralty, the same vigilance has been Intercked• in the Impress .11 T Attinent, and it is' supposed that our Naval strength will he'rectuited with several thousands of useful hands by 'the late various nr. rivaki' from Foreign Ports. Yesterday the LoRO MA'yote !telt - #' Cortfrof Aldermen at Guildhall, at whiell,,were present 24. Aldermen and City Officers ; the proceedings of lot Court being reaii, the Court proceeded to the Election of Rceoreer by ahem/ of hands,.and there bting only one Candidate, the Common Serjotibt Mr, Smv rtsrea, was unanimously elected thereto, and sworn into Office. A Court of Common Coun cil was held afttrwards for the Eiedtion of a City Solicitor, in.., the room of JOSEPH Btl , HtiAti t i.`..6.l. appOloted Comptroller : the Court, previous to the Elation, accepted of the resignation of JOHN Sft- VECTER, Esq. late Comtnon Serra:it, and .ippointed the next Court for the Elatiin of a 'CoromOn Ser jeant in his room. The Court then proceeded to the Ele6lion of a Solicitor by ballot, and on casting up the saute;. the numbers were as follows :--. WILLIAM Li, WI. NtwmAw, Esq. . Its 1 AMISS tSIOI4, E. 9; Fonast, Erg. it Whereupon his Lotdshiptieclared xxr..ILLIAM Lswts New MAN, Esq. duly clotted Solicitor for this City. Yesterday a, Court of DireEinrs was held at the East India House, when Capt. VI/Ai-Tett CAMPIRLI. was ?worn into the command of the new Ship Win ebdrea, as was Capt. CHARLAS DRUMMOND into that of the, Glatran. The Brupisiwick 'was stationed for China instead of St.'Heiens, Bencoolen, and China—and the ;Pal ?tar Cattle for St. Helena, Bencoolen, and China, instead .tit . China dirett. The Court adjourned at five .o'clock till Tlrrs dak next. - A G:ntleman.tvho left Paris on the sat instant, says, that on the 4th IioNAPARTit was at NOS, and reviewed a very large hotly of troops destined for the invasion of Eng Lind. He passed from thence to Holland, which he left on the r 3th inst. where, he adds, there were 42,000 men, who would be 'ready to embaik in the course of ten days. Letters from some respetlable merchants in fiol, land state, th,it the proposition of the French . Go. vernment for raising a loan in that country has to. tally failed of . success. An interest .of eight per cent was ufThred, and every exertion was made to induce the , monied part 111 the community to accept of the terms. The merchants cOntinuett obstinate in their refusal, and the measure was at length abandoned. Disappointed in this means of "raising the supplies necessary for defraying the expence of the present vast, preparations, the French agents wete under the necessity of having recourse to other expedients. It was accordingly determined to levy Contributions to an amount equal to the sum to he raised by the proposed loan. The mode in which these contributions are to be raised is by a tam - on property. Sunday tennight, one dale hutment: of the new iron bridge across the Thames , at Staine s , gave way, and tor some time created a considerable de. gree of alarm, as the mar serious consequences were apprehf,mded. Men were immediately em ployed in cleating away the stones and nibbish ; anti as.no part of the old bridge had been demolished, , the Commissioners.gave orders for it to be, re-open. p.rd the new one blocked abovc failure w 35 intirely owing to a vault having been' suffered to rema i n near the b43olents instes4l44eing gII '4l) - beli)te the bridge wk; or*, PATRIOTIC -To the very numerous and liberal Subscriber s to the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's, for she Relitf of the Widows and Orphans of those who may 1111 in their Country's Cause,.and for the reward at distinguish. ed exertions in the general service, it catmor but prove highly satisfadory to know that the Fund is managed with as much judgement - and - feeling, 31 honour and integrity. From the Re3olutions, of the'Committee, inserted in OM and other Papers, the Publ4.: are' .4re.4 quainted the handsome provision made for the , wiclOw of Licut. scoTr, 'commanding the rrixteit lAkzustiz hired armed cutter, who perished so nobly in anaftion ,with two Dttch Privateers. Th! Committee have settled an Annuity of 4.01. upon Mrs. SCOTT, and , of ;of. upon. her infant child , That this is ccinliderad by her friendt..at a r. , 06/egift we have the authority of Mrs. 55,0 - ,T's uncle, tv: 10 has addressed ,lie following Letter of a‘knov,.letig. rnent to the Committee: . 1 ; ' " DL4a `sza, /i-rs .6.llltien, y o t o . If I—o 3. • " I have received your,favour ot the inclusinA the itruty ii6eral Resolution of the Comini at lAilyn's, tut the benefit of the widow of My nepno ~ and which 1 Wye fotw«rded to her. I via:a wortltitg expiess feehuy,sort :the occasion, but 1 beg t Lit the Geniienicii Lae L'untinit tee will 'be assured that. hi. family Will evis wain a glue .sense of the , tyoorr and k tear of hts Cain,,jral by such approval of bi t evtrauel (as an Officer) in doing nib duty to our ucioved King an.i C o untry . scud l trust that our, widow in question, by T o a 4le g ift fronttheil i dutY. tif it' was the recent atteillion t " ° Country=ti /pi t criiis want twilling to stim u;ate them to must induce ;in energvtic_ Public condua. b eg . country:ll,-n, 6 4 I ‘ 4l:l ": t ou p r e o 3 4l " ig i ed rt obedient Servant, 64 1,,v. 7. P. 11;ltfcri, E. S':.-re.; yto tbf*Cotextiatct Livd's C;,j‘c. „ _. . g d S e m u . le i c i .4 ) ' , : l‘ll , °l e t :l T r i e x r v . 'er tei e hl 'i ra s 7 i Tf: vis e ie l 't o l O o t t i : o l ° s i l e : : : : : . :44' f ! , l a rli i l li k tou . 11 : tice i 11 1 1\s' 1°3115g tAttrilitra'; : i. 'lft°l .l lll g etYtti : ne , :i i rle : ' l .la: s tsi t '.;ri c :r1 1 :;'1 :1 1C1(.1ee E ecusrs f i : (3 : : : 41::11:11: 1 141 ' i i: t wo . . .t aniongs L CILIS ) Seamen and it will be seen .f l 4 the following Letter> 1 " )51 ' much he i 3 satisfied with the h3adsome attention raid' . • ' sta, ~:, a 3 e 6 l: ° no tl w t ' u teri li ge i . s t d he e' l Lie t r e Qtt e S e e. i7it l o t t i ' bs y t° -t 'a l l e i:lfel :l ii i lllCAi g i:fl i i "'d? o ,: i r iti t r . i tc l, 4:t t gtO inst.' handing mc a .itesaltition-paoc:1,1:0.1! fa ~ • ' 34 , rnanltirthe Patriotic - rut - 4, 4 1 k ;ks)44 fict to e- 11, -)aw, b.!' W1L.L.41 s ee the, thiVit Va— 1 gier the Sum of. Two tiundreil Pounds, as j r w3rd 14)r I ',lit:, it, the late action with the rri l ,; e s: Augusk 4 ' - ' 414; mid two Dutch Pr i r a.teers. . . . _ " j be to teqtiest you will accept My .1A*10441121 for the vets , handsome manner in 'whiet t ) ,,, i i have, ci'o t ,'' , o , ; to me this kesolutinn, and 'that you %vitt presentl°' lhC i n - r ° o; mittee at their next Meeting, in ) wou si,, , ,me autlN , -.'" ' Stun they have been pleased to a ,% ,r.tl inc. niet i t, W it i l l e e t n t :41 ? e n n o‘ i v n t% lY nd s t i t t c u t a t t h ic e n is ti a l t ici rio a ti C :Vu rn ht lit,tcce:crr'Cec'tvl'ti r it: ci their.aetionS with the wishes', as Well 04 the tnew's " - 1 ,1 0 ward them liberally,' I am well ..IS.itift:(l i r. , 111 my 0ven.,• ; .%; , _ ings oil thi s occasion , that nothi:l call ht ; SO irttly pAtIP' I ;I7, or can so essentially tout to induct vile old all, ri ) n i l i , } ,t ''''N' "ilia of exertion to 'the utmost, "in 1:10 itidenceoi 9. . V King a:1cl 9untry. I ain„ with great respca, ••• i• Sir, your mucliobliged, . . ar. ,7. ./f,..uireidsfo.j.rt,,fit,;:y.:bedroitiLle:,airb..,PtmoSh.:lt.:P4l'biel-ec'r"s.ell'irv°, '164 : 4 : )::".. ti c tin I r 4 P. S. C* Witt 3tad ROW are both here w ith - 1 ' c u. i teat ' , t happy to say recovering atilt; wouo;:s they 11 1 " 1 the latter will entirely lose the use of his IctS.. i(mas T !::",r e idadtiT: s etiu s t • r!hs k esadtetlr e caooyac i totat l eh l iriul t ase l i.etot r keroft v .a: In the • towns of . Lancaster, :—‘,.. , „._....--,—..„. nit . - -"•., I the ,aentiewn o f t he 4 111 Li voi -. der the L teen Corps, Ve"tlY exempt from the compulsory or raC i `"": l have come to the resolutirn ot fora,: tog themselves into Corps at their o wn :xi ol ' e ' 1 Levy en Masse AO, and w ho arc corS u i ihrinneet * C.o t s ; :reda e waret , is:a s esebr t ryd a tah t :: i toee ,: sr n seitei s h.iziEsi a iagn o ;ret t ltt l iowi 9c d niatis u rc4eis t iMtxutieoi4:sr)'l,llerntlitt, )co:efceitiletlevt,:rcieitrir::aetiettilarlifn.n:s49 , accepted by Government. The Corp i$ alreali. street, from command of his Lordship's son, I, , ,rd.Apro9 sur :c The greater part of the ammunition Ann 'Ott! Tyne h m as ou b tl e i. en Orders tlie have been' issued for the removal of Leers, kt c at heavy bAggage belonging to the troops in the 17e ... "'tie District toildexham, and to furnibh each 0" with J2O rounds of ball cartridge• removed to ChLsrer.lc4 • i'" fanYtre;tCernamaYpamoyoraniingthaetits:l);A°l'CVVl°?:!CtM' tilrll'e,tLeriVllir'l re s 1 41' wt n e h l e e A ' t r ta l ' it l t nl t C h a lo a . i t tsr dn :4 - ;i rr ß r i e do i g no ur o i e g ct i :t n i h . , d d e c es , three e : n is rg 'o e t ,s io'U c b c p o C i a e f w i ih rt i k : a- v p ire s i kt i a , l l t i t oa r l Fo i r na i " fa dd were dr4l d :e a, ' ,t,shots w i t ese . v t i t eu r ' e l"hl :: l 4: ~1 , ) '1, 1 r 1 'u o l e ct i° 7 l C. reel.! i e , te1 1: 1 1 The Loyal North Britons are to he ir'Yf e :;,„k.. Lind HAlt R INC TON tomorrow, at their ne g. ? ) cx of I'3 in the . Customhouse of Landon, from .111 ' 'l' t „ n d f a o s r t " l:e 4 p s t: yesterday at the long room, to ego' t heir a n ame r p re o c s e e iv o e f d b o e r i t n ie g rs on Tuesday to . 0,06 i a volunteer Corp. It inslinecxcipieactleciTi' 1 : 3 ; 12°G strong. 12 ° 10 4 '',' 1 T;te Proprietors of ikanelagh lent t he '7 ,F„ s t to the Pimlico and Chel!ea Volunteers , a t l e ,ot Day, to hear DivineSer vice, to .whicli ` 1 ' f ,,. 1 . of in uniform, and in military order, to the !" 11 „hi) 1000 men, followed by at?;ito 300 ~cad'''',' 01 ~,,,a; pre,sed SO closely on Ranelagli door`, 1 .0 01 p ers ons would have been kill ed • ii they had i' v been admitted. et The Colour, of the Queen's Ran . gers , ( 4 l. l/ 0 4 )lq a n e t ::s Corps formed in the neighbourhood 01 . 10 • 0 s,c House, at Buckinghatn4oo sea tubc 4 L P i r,„ei;g o is said, . by Her MA3 es , TY in person? ' l .,* - 0 0 4 Rotunda ; that Corps -bearing Her 'MA) } 'lies` name, and being in some sort a go.lo I° lice 1 of residence. • 7 bUil r • fj 11173 r, 1 . On I.lllonday se'nnight a gat bottom ~ , . ov et! at North Shields, Carlieti across tier , ~i ): .1 ri . s i. waggons conveying the b.fsp ge ot tv at ` ier , , ,,,,ldi motet 01 Derby Militia ; inonedlocliY 1 a hartaiion of the-said tegituent ;'" ' 1 ," ohm , he another battalion, •Reing ' litgh ‘•."',:,,, 0 ,, firer machine t was first eMploycii, 'ft cal.‘“. .. - ,,„ber Morey' apti d 0 ) la, trip four waggons with their ~iiiiigta„ i o n f fclvacturnifno4lltog-ws:rs, such as v/94za. nit ".