The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

Frain the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. iz, 1803. War. Offier, Nov 11, IEO3- * Chesterton lioluntert s. lebn Brigham Wiles, Esq. to he Captain. Thomas Ran. cook lohnson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John few, Gent. lobe Ensign. Cirencester Volunteer Infantry. lieutenant - Daubenny to be Captain. Ensign --- rauCks to bc Lieutenant. John Richardson, Gent. to be Ensign. Daniel Masters, Gent. to be Ensign. • • Clifton. Volunteer Infantry, ' • Richard Blake DeverelL Esq. .to be Captain. Thomas Hunt Andrews, Esq. to he ditto. .Richard Fraser, .Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Thomas Frampton, Gent. to be ditto. lames Lean, Gent. to be Ensign. Richard Edgel, Gent. to be Ensign. Richard Edgel, Gent. to be Surgeon.. • Downbion. Volunteer Ittfisntry. Henry Suffery, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. William Rowling,.Esq. to be Captain. Roger Tiffin, Gent. •to to Lieutenant. Thomas bouOity Payne, Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Wright, jun. Gent., to be Ensign.' Win. Miller, Gent. Donley Klunteet' . rnfantry. John Vizard, Esq. to be Captain.. Edward Wallington, Esq. to be ditto. Wit. Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant. George Vizard, Gent. to be ditto, Orlantlo , Huris, Gent. to be Ensign. Wm. Smith, 'jun. Gent. to be EnSign. ' Easton and Arrington Volunteer Injanby. Ensign Thonias Nevill to be Lieutenant, vice rargett, re. signed. Wm. Richard Targets, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nevin. • Font rdunteert. • John Crave, Cent. to be Lieutenant. FreteVidge Lynn 141untre , 1 , 210 , 16'. Rnthony'Harrunand, Esq, to be:Major-Commandant. john Turner Hales, Esq. to be Captain. Henry Elsden, Esq.' to be ditto. Henry Piest:ott Blencowe, Cent. to be Lieu tenant. lohn Brett, Gent. to be ditto. lames Coldhatn, jun. Gent, to be Ensign. Henry St4ndforci, Gent. to be "ditto. , . litl4ourft and.h4)9,. . ichard Creaves Townley; Esq. to be Captain. johnlnv, son, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Glamorgan .Rlfirmen. To be Lieutenants—Ensign a Evans. " I' es • Hawkins. Ensign -- Lewis. • 'Fa be Ensigns—John Jenkins, Gent. Samuel Waterman, Cent. • • • , , us, or ifiqteris ROmmi of Gl.v..forganshire Volunteirr. lam Llewellyn, Esq. to he, LieurenantXolonet-Command. ant. Thomas Wyndhair, Esq.. to he Lieutenant. Colonel. Richard Hesre Jenkins', Esq. ta.hc MOor. , *robe Captains—john Narliantel Myers, Esq. William Da vis, Elm.. Chriitopher liancome; Esq. John Morris, FAQ. George Wynch, Esq . . -John May, Esq. 'Min Coke. - Esq. George„lLlynes, Esq, Robert ,Sidney, Esq. Thomas Hobbes, Esq. Reynold Thomas Deere, Esq. nbe Lieutenants,—Tlinmas Leysons, Gent. :Lewis Tho mas, Gent. 101111 'Voss; Gent. Thomas Morris, Gent. Thomas Franklin,. m Cent. Edmund Saulers, Gent. Richard Penclrill, Gent. Edward HaWkins, Gent. Ri chard Llewellyn, Gent. Allen Page, Gent. Thomas Ed %lois, (lent. ,Toi. he Ensigns—EdWar4 Morgan, Gent. Solomon Bowen,' Cent, Thomas Eaves, Gent. Thomas Jackson Gent. Gent. lulu) 1,141n5, Gent. flopkin Rces, , Pent, David Fowell,Gent. Llewellyn Llewellyn, Gent. John Laughame Popkin, Vunt. Edward Bowen,,Vent. Ensign Win 31, or . Railer*, Regligrat of Glirkorgandire 1 4 ;11,rogors,, Cohn Price, Esq. to be Lieutenant. Colonel commandant. Whit Richards, Esq. to lag Lieutenant-Colonel. (ohn Bassett, ,Esq. to be Major. TO'he Captains—Wyndham Lewis, jun. Esq. Daniel tones, Esq. William Meyrick, Esq. Robert 'ones, Esq. Tho. nuts Thomas, Esq. Watkin George, sti, john Bruce Knight, Esq. Wyndham )..ewis, Esq., Thomas Mark ham, Esq. Cann Wilkins, Esq. Thopas Lewis, Esq. Evan Samuel. Esq. To be Lieutenants--Edwprd 'Atwell's', Gent. John lanes, COIL DAVid Williams, Gent, David Edwards, Gent. Thomas Pierce, Gent. William Bruce I night, Gent. john kcal, Gent. Whitlock Nichol', ent. • Henry iones,Gent. William Evans, Gent. Edw. Thomas, Gent. To b,.! Ensigns—Daniel Hooper, Gent.. Elias Bassett . , Gent. Lewis Williams, Gent, David llopkini, Gent. William t'errott, Gent. lolin Llewcllin, Gcnt. Thomas Rees, Gent. Richard Reece, Gent. I Iti4 Nichol', Gent. WO.. Bain Williams, Gent. William Edmunds, Gent. illtunford, Gent. Clouce.yes: Infant:v. lobo Elton, Esq. tube Captain. Cliaries Nines, Cent. to be Poutenant and Qoarter-master. jams Witttle, to be Adjutant. Ilavant Voluntrert. • To be Captains—Archibald Clifford Blackwell Craufurd, Geo. flaiibitry Mite,hell, Esq. lames Brown„ Eq. Ityd•A Maxim. Li g& kfantry. Earle But wer,'. Etq. to be Nlajor. lohri Dawson COplatid, Esq. to be Captain.. !ohm Rood, Esq. to be ditto. john Robyns, Gent, to be Virst Lieutenant. Wit !lams Mays,_ Cent. to be ditto. Benjamin Goldsmith, Cent, to be Second Lieutenant. Robert Bacon, Gent. to he ditto. _ . If.,rnixeseei MIN; reuniter; . John Wylde„, -Col: to be Captain 'Commandant; Mark fittWn, Esq. - to be Captain. lonatban Fyson ? Gent. to he Lieurmtant. GeotAe liulten .Gent. to be ditto. ,john Moore, Gent. to be E 11 5 .1613, edward Curtis, Gout. to be ditto. - it:hrerth Polunifer4, Minian Dallantyne, Esq, to he Captain: Robert M 4 Kay, Gent to bo!LirOtervnt. Robert k wing, Cient. to to E ns,ign .t l ynx rehrititer Emig !) !oho Bailey StocrLde to be Lieutenant, vice Green, resigned. Pilbert Rarlter,• Cent. to be Ensign.. P. Rugley, Gent, to IN: Ensign. ltforsk4us Pobentter 4‘ . 1.4ne7. Wilifam Wincarls, jun. Egg/ to bC e aptain. James Porter, Cent.. to be Lieutenant. lames Parish, C;ent. Ensign. Norwich Volunieer klantly. Lieutenant Tay lor to be Captain... titsigil Lohr, to be Lieu, tenant.. Ens ign Charles Lardy tote ditto. To be Ensigns—itiehard Pay Squire, Cent. Ipltn Corabie Barnard, Cent. Seppings,,Cent. , William Kittle, Cent. .William booth, Gent. • ohn Beckwith, Gent. To be Ensign and, 4ssit-tantrStirgeOn— Deacon, (;eat. NO:U.llb !Verve'', Wm. Rialto, Esq. to be Captain. John Dere, Esq. to by' ditto: To be First Lientenplits—Carkliner Chapman, Cent. lames Sudbury', Gent. Saltine! Crinke, Gent . ' ' ' 'To he Sceund Lieutenants--" John Storey, tieni. john Clegg, , Pent. Seth . William Stevenson, Gent. • • To be Adjutant—Mark Peen Mingay, Cent. • TO be 'f,,itarter-rnastor--tfames Battirantr, Gent. • , • Poi 4411frtalynf POlONitcrs. r • john Campbell, E 9 to be Cait4it). Niul JamiesOrh'Pent. to be Lieutenant. Lamont, Gent. tp be 1: 1 1 01 0, RiNtwoo4 Vlriaterr Nano , . William Hooper, Etig. to be C.; fain, vice Nrcruntan„re ulgried. Struageways. Geol. to th: Liet.itermOt, ytt;el Marto, resist . , I. jallit:WCSiCutt, .Gent. xoteln. • Rothua r y Volaiterr Infantry. $ ,• . 144ckoy, tb. be` Captain. Archibald Brinnatyne, gent. to be Lieutenant. Williani - Robert 111'Kirdy, to be finisigh. • Sm(thd.vt "'fanny. Styleman, Esq to h CAotahl. eilr!i Sharpe, tent. to•be Lieutenant, T)ionia4 *ent. to be Luskin, /./0/wy, Ceoige.Alexander Swinton, Eitz. to .be Cuptait). Omits Hill, .Uq. to be ditto: 41iur Kent, Gent to be Lieitte . .. ;Ant.. .1.411.er• Coltisbrow, Gent., (o be itobe'et Whiting, Gent. to 'be . Ensign. Igni3 ,Clinitibers, Gent •to be ditto, - • . • • Stap4l4•l I/Mintier Lord Fraiscis Obbotne to tn. 5fre . 14441 1 1 14 , Y114, • : Vi OUM Cr-Anger, to he Wotan). Join Read, Geld. to Litut,nant, roilo Ilittgook r .Gent..to be linbigli f * - SleaPditipertilnYarttry . t . ..nr.i;; ny r to'be En s ign Wilt-itct be ditra., / 6.7,-714; . Peter !lit, t „ Cairf." t.. Ani x-, Gent.- to . loon 13orrill,(..ottil to h. : 15. 1p 11. „ • , ,(1,404,Mg,P,fi4- t,. illeibtlt.,N4wton LK:At:ll4ot, coop!, C,4, to be The:l4rd Pot vskot. Ensign (wept , turrelt to be Lieutenant, vice Faux, resign ed. Wm. Boughton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Butroll. - , ll'e'itae re Ylanteers. • Anthony Hammond,. Esq. to be Captain. Richard lion. mond, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Robert Hammond, licit. to. be Ensign. Great ltitchlngtrat Volunteers. Lieutenant. Colonel William Fitzroy to be Captain. Robert Burrows, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Peter Le Neave Fogicr. jun. Gent. to be Ensign. , . . Mist Watling Volunteers. 'lohn Hall, Esq. to be Captain. Hentylrest, Gent. to pe Lieutenant. , ERIkaiTA in Gazette of sth July, Menage Lval Volunteers. For Richard Skucs, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read Richard Mutes, Gent. tube Captain. Lieutenant. For. Oliver Hill, Gent. read Oliver Hill, Gent. to be Lieutenant In C;azette of filth Oaober. , Buckland Breuer ',Ultima,. !Vanity, For John Cattily, Esq. to be Captain, read Andrew Caddy, Esq. to be Captain. /Vodbrity Volunteer Infantry. For William Wogdman, EN. to be Captain, read William Cecly Trevillian, Esq. to be Captain. In Gazette of 6th October. Tutihridge Wills Volunteer:. For Sir loin Buggin to be Major, read Sir George 13 tiggin to be Major, In Gazette of tsth 0 aobey. • Kew Volunteers.. • For %VoilaAm T. Aston, Cent. to bc Ensign, read William T. Aiton, GOnt..to bz.Ensigif. MAILS. nose Altman, . , Hamburgh ; - -4, . . PRICE 01. STOCKS, TAts DAY AT TWRLV PIOLOCE. Consols . - s 3 I Omnium • 9 dis. T H E U N. 401.1111 {ISM ItAtsuyi AuD2Av7 ? LONDON, NOVEMBER q, zSo3. Yesterday foretiopti the Official Accounts Of the surrender of :Saritt - am, 'beyn' a - rat a a ;. anti rThice, reached Lord Hos Alti'S Office. At one o'clock the intelliryrn a was Cbdittiuhicate4 in the following N:Jte to the Lortp MAina, which we stopped the Press to insep, a,-id which wc this t iay reprint, for the satisfaaion of all our R,eadera, , , l Downing -street, Nov. 14, 1803. 41 MY LOAD, Ont P M. • 1 , I have the Honour to acquaint your Lordship, that. I luive this moment received the Intelligenie of the Surrender of Surinam, of 'the Colonies of Demerara :and EtreTaibo, on the :90 September, to His Majesty's Forces under the Conunind of qe. octal Glt I N I i:I.D and Commodore HOOD. 1 1 I have the Honour to be, 'Sre. (Signed) ,‘ HOBART. " To the Rig4q Hon, the Lord Akycr." .~._._ The Park and Tower .Guns, were fired it four o'clock yesterday afternoon upon this occasion, and the Dispatches are expeti,eki to appear in tlu Ga. zette of this rvan;o.4. A rumour prevailed in 014 course of yesteiday,,of the French Fleet having ;at tually put to sea: • This rumour originated in ',intelligence from Cork of the loth, which stated the arrival there of The Diamond Frigater-Copti•-E4wits/yroNs, which was-supposed • . . to have brought the.intelligence of this-event. A Cork Paper of the loth , htt , pe following A r tide ; 4 4 . 4 His .M3;9:fig's ftikate!tbe piamond. Captain I:: Lr 1114- 1111. sfirivcd yesterday evettins at cove, 'and sailed again at break, of day thiS morning The D' w hich b , ,tapagni, , L • • . to Admiral CoAxwitiArsls...Squadrorigati: Stu', fell: in With tre:oFrencb Line of fLiftte 51,1p5 , atntunne f rigates ; aryl in consequence of their not answering jeer signals, she stood theetherra in a N. W. course near s'sei'miles, when they shaped their course for Cape Clear. The pia:none; in„eon. sequence made rove Harbour, in order to upprizal.ord CA It 11 . 14 A Vf the circtimtfees and bit Lordship, With 'hit usual decision,and wigourp e lostaken such rtiCaS , lirC.6. that .wfs hope we may have to aofloiMce the arrival, of the iineinyrs' Squadron. in our Harbour in the 'courA: Oro sow da) s. IVat have tour Seventy-foUrs of the c2ake„apd It would be idle to mix any douhts . of the coniequendeS *4'114 must enstie from their falling in with the Enemy...4llc count upon their Cap. Lure as a moral certainty." The same report, it appears, had reached Brirtai. A raper printed In that City yesterday, says:: " A . Vessel 'arrived yesterday in this Port 'from Cork, %Ole' states, that on her pas Sage she met with ono o our "frivites, who informed her that .she had seen the 1;-:!t alien F . l. li ! T at,Fai";anti that had . made signal of the event to to our fleet 011111 e Irish station. Wo anstiousir wakt to ilaYe this'news confirmed, as . we have not A shAdovi of dto tithr but that our Nlect facto ry account, atid:tod ftesit laurels to our biavo Tars." • . We believe the atcount in the Cork Paper ' anti that in a Paper of this morning, publisher' here,. to ; b equAily uifonii c led, We know that Le*rihave keen 'received in Town from on hoard the Piam - ond, dated the 7th instant, then steerin; for Cnric l 'wbich make no mention of 'her having hen I ,l oricnt, or her having seen any French Ships, or of ,heri .carrying 4ny Ite.kui•.§he was mire. ay charged we . believe, ,with sPme'r 'Yale commit: nication' from .lanitat,Coni4W , Al;f3 to Adiniral ; • •^4.- -•- -Lord CrAtiDillat, proklfily cOntArl9g aP, account of his ()bier vAtiops .on tfir Encmy 'S strength ;r 'Brest, and:.of their - prObable . intentions, should they oue-1 ceed in idjp,singc-our unnbaetved hy ,the bl , ckatjingl Fleet. flail the.Diamo'nd been:,conVeXingi n t e lli_c ger, ce of tie :I;:ar my ' 0 Fie4l : ' natural e;tHgh 11.4,t it shon!A have breen,r` bentfoncti. in the Letters of die 7th, to which we allude, and which'.were dropped on board a vessel coming up Channel. We are,inelined trilbelieTe that the re. port of the Frena Fleet, or an it part . of it, be ing .at. Sea, marhave arisen' out ''of the tircum. stance merely of the Diamond's having been dis. _patched to Cork by Admiral _Coat:mm.l.ls. It jinatfsell to supppse,, that had such been the fad, Admiral CoRNWALLIS would havedispatched some small Vessel home, with the account; and we Must have received it sooner than by the circuitous route of Cori. A day or two, however, . perhaps indeed a few hours, will probably put us in complete pos. session of the - fa4l, Which:we apprehend, though we • do not presume to pronounce posititelY, will be ~fond as we have surmised. , . . Notwithstanding all that has been ' said:in some of rapers,,of another intended PombardMent of Botilope, we have reason to believe that no such thing is lncontemplation• at the present mo. =IA. It is seen from experience, that the damage we can do to the French preparations ercithin.their Harbours, does not compensate fur the expenditure olpowderand,shot, and the, injury ,our Ships sus, lain in'auch a continued cannonade. We shall pro, 'ably wait till the French venture out, before we attack them again. • Yesterday morning the DUKE 'of:S(ORK artived at Windsor on a visit .to THelit.MA ESTI ES, and . afterwards returned to Oittlands; Soon after breakfast His MAsys:ry, accompanied . by the DUKE OfCAMBRIDGE and PRINCIIIISSOPHIA, attended by Sir Wm. and• Lady PITT %Lord swot-lAm, the. Earl, of VXDRIDGE, dplonels MAN liiI4GliAM and I)isisitow, with a numerous field of •Gtentlemen, diverted themselves with hunting with the Harriers in the Great Park. • • - • HER MAJF.STX; tend Itie - Pat.riclSSls - AucuSiA and Et. tznarrit, took an airing in A,Coitch.and _ four by S t . -Leonard's Hill, and honoured the Hon. Mrs. liesitcbtitti . with a visit.- " • • I'RICESS AMELIA took an airing by' Blackness' and Sunning Hill. ; , c "Pie • Staffordshire Militia hatt gripti Fiel4 Day 'in the Little Park. I • • It ... I is said that Lord HAwArSainix has been , called up to' the House of Peers, - by •the-litle of BaronitswitEriokY. . Every thins is preparing, we can state from the best information, for 1113 MAJICSTY.'t hOiSting his Standard the moment the alarm is given c t an Enemy, appearing upon, the Coast.—The Field egnipase of Ills MAJ Oil - is in readiness, and,tbc, necessary arrangelienri ,are making in the depart ment of the Mastei of the Horse. ' • On Saturday and , yesterday fifteen Serjeantt and fifteen Corporals, from each of the three Battalion! i)f Foot Guards now in London, agreeably, to the: Order of the Commander i etitef, marched on !heir, way to the different depCtts . for the Army of Reserve, in order to. enivt,v stiFlt !it the m as .4are willing to elites into the,Guards, without limitation of service. ~ . The Volunteers o,Portirriouth are to take the several guards of the,Garrison at - that :place every Sunday. They 'commenced! their new duty on Sun. &ay last. .. . . . , , . On Sunday:afternoon the Kensington•Voltyiteers were reviewed by His Royal Hiihneds the tltti E 'of CLAII. INCE in . their' : Drill Ground bear . Nu r sing. ton. The buKe arrived about iuto,:ii'cloCk*, in a coach and four from Richmond, and procdedcti mediately !q .. . firkt, aqompatiio by party of itie Knightsbridge Vciluntee es, as a rind of honuurk The Troopi being' ti c ri.wil up in line, Vi.. 4 anyal Highness proceeded., from right, tO left cf the 81ft,., Winn, and, , then 4otvic:. his station.: n front. • Thf Battalion then wheeled to the left; tbv eomparliesi and marched - by, in - Ordinary and very capital,stile, Aftc whichthe "#attaliQp halt ell, wheeled irittiline,fina.weni thiO , ngb the /lanai and.platono exercise,, to tire-entire, ;x4ri l lAi nn bf His•Ros.al Highness, who expressed bis-highesuip4 prob•t t ion ,of t,he .prog re3s they had, An sit) siliftt tin4e. 7,, Measurei are at length 4,l..titi,liAlAi'in,.".4 o o r , the, emist of Yotkihire.in rnotb.itspetlahle postufei • tionsiderable quiiititY•al c heivy Ar Um' s ; iy stated to:have been sent from Woolwich for the • Northern Distrid, and One or mote a ddi. tiOnstl Companies,o('Royal' , Artillery,,, with a_ train of Field-pieces and , urriele.guns, &ow are saki to brnow• on their mardh for titill.,.,'Re.ar,4kdthirai Kvsst ,who hoist d ' his kih at 'tat-mouth, on.bood of . the 9..e . friei4. is expe4leti ihortly 1Q trail-fox the' flunitiet, where bias understoUtl fie is , to be stationed. ; ; • The.Lieuteniiky of liampshire .have ordered di. fit'pal meetings' to be holden immediately , for.the )iurp4ite, of, 4%ip g protici . depots ,tp ci tyllch in. ,gro : ,permons, wymicri and children titaibe ectuovcd, andcattle,:driren in case - of alarm.. - , -.'TheSussex Guimiea , commanded by Capt. SHAD.. wvi r., ofßinghier, , near, Lewes, have beehassembled in.that town, to rcceivc,their cloathing anti to take the oath of allegian,ce:,- Those of r.the Rapes of Chichester and Arundel' Were convened 'at Chiches fce for dr; s o m o purpiise t guards, at the file, beacons`, have also , heen circulated. The Sri lrencil les at , f ristnl have increased to „ nearly 4 000 men, a ll armed :. with, pikts. On Fiiday se'ntught the Teesdale Volunteers re cei4itl theft-C(,lours from Miss 11/foitt ITT, sister to 8.. S.' M o R it t , Esa,' Commander of the Corps, after which the tonsisting of boo rrieni - wire regaled tyith 'roast beef alit.} ale by their A.single LAY in Lancashire, I.vha 'hay neith er father. nor.,litrother, to' defend her Country, has drmcd aliti clothed. six men at her pu.r,a% expellee. On Thursday next Lieut. Cal. 11.11 L s s PETER Afinnt NV 3 lives a dinner to the Officers of his Rt. gituent at his hutise' in Cleveland-row, N.l l / 4 1, NEWS. Dent., Nov. 4.—Sailed the Lt2pard, F9rtante, and Autwan S!oop, to join the Squadron at Dunge ness ; and the P llarpy- Sloop, Bbodpord, and Archer Gun.brigi, and Milbrooke Schooner, on a Cry'ye off the Coast of France. In the Downs—the Monarch, Utricbt,• Squirrd, L'Arngranthr, ruhurt, Lynx, Lark,' Hound , a rd ...—• ...MY,. • . . . TrOVeUk SLOOPS, Seaffa-w cr, Persen4 Fury, ani Zebra Bombs. Arrived and sailed for the River, theluarilenm. GARUNIIt i froin tl,: South Seas, and itilar. .garet, 'OIIEI/ 111 frog) Lisho'n. ••• YARMUUTti ‘ . Nov. Memel, or; tlai , Purr, BROWN master, frunt Memel, arrived here yestelday• Ori the t 2t!: ult►''she was chased int() Tridefotcl, in Norway, by a Mitch Schooner Pri vateer, The Trideford Pilots informed die Captain she had captured an English Brig, and sent her into Christiansand, and two English Brigs, which sLe sent for Holland. , The Dinh, • of Fioll, Bitoolcs master, from Sr, Tetersburgh 'bound to London, y es terd,ty got on. , tar, Sand. She is loaded 'with deals, iron, tars hemp, dcc. A small cart of her cargo is saved, but it is feared the ship anal remaining pot will b i t lost, she being fuil'of water. Passed through the Ituatis, a large• Fleet of Ships from the 4al!ie, ndcr, Cimvoy of thc Sloop. 4 convoy. is anwiiltca to sail from Yarmouth, ror the Baltic s i.ori the 17 . th inb.tant, The Ships dr. 111. ill will . prOceed to the Roads before that -trokii. under the prutettiori ofa Kiitg'v Ship. . .. , ' . T ll .c /1" ,, :z , , Frigate jsvir,thed in the - Ifumbo from the Baltic, ,wich ii Fie e.. . . ... ii.ic.:4Trho.e.ri:::::.nat:ti 0 f: 44. gons;CIpt..I3RoUGH TON, i 0 ,1 artery. , Slit is to be stationed at Sandp_sy, I , l : i :r ived in Bristol Channet, fitted. up is a 11:i0- . .. .. Th . e.following‘ i s an , t ' it f f, 17 .... is lli L I i t ta t: :_t 4 r , x ri- it u , o ; n is r: b o 7 l 3, l l:_a .i . prisoner t 4ei i alt, 4 t.p. r f ei s f ao ( nne s6 a i t o : Tranc e , f p.( li ,ri r l i t i o e :d t o. ' ,, ti i e t t t th er c l i d irs : 1 i l a ni ir ly a i l f , .: , .. CACet t bel ',' • - , X r,a, a ,, . , escapef .;:' cl-t f ,: uh o l ift da i r nm i t:fi ea y w - ri tel : e e2 ' i t : "P i l e s p t el Per gt althougheism: t igl itf hi , i,nevers it o n f f d l ; . r t 1: t I i' in gi t i C ))l3'-. it : i uu q ; a t know i i l n her i e‘ : :f : e n vr o :Ie W "Ilr , :e l :tlift ' e . o w u e r h c a a d pture he was much;:iffoentisic:dde,raliliater I thank Gee flow overennt ' e it. - A'hile We *era aground un der the liattecies, before th,ship strU ck , ' 9 men killed aria'a 4 wountleh itglong t ,, 1 I , C latter, biikbtly, was Mr. PEAR` omilliop nt s i c leave at Cherbourg, itiri' e R1C111. 1 140.i Since our larictiog %iir have not hslia 1i,f,..5:,"; . single person -iiik f except Mr. CogititAtt,.gt e master, whet we 'weie in colsequence oblIge:. a, him. The crew are „confined in a Ilrge narincry, five in a rilom , the Caiiant visits then? yey,ostetoc:- i and every di y a Mate oe Midshipman'Aitcntis ! see their rooms cleanid.' The Offweis Are all on t: parole, and, hivelea,V,e;'to, w,alk.three'mUe! from th e have 'um since heard o f town, which is pleasantly situated ; we are as cool' forr4ge prisonerican be, to learn the littlo prohabillty,of a speed,' exc ba rg!,: - The inhabitants here and through the county} 44'''', ' hehaved WllO ti . t hey .11 'Li 'wily wishlor peace. c t 1, .l . C, Pa "cepi the - , soldiers. Clpt, LIR ENToN has pray e r s re -exceedingly' re 3 t l •• - tt.stlis. house every:Sunday, at which all - htak' 0fA;,..~,1,:. , %ilAfe or d e r e d to. A letter f,nm an Officer on board the,Bellirspboili on Cie j3a6ica ktition," confradias the statement ~"ne.. time ago ilublished in. the Newspapers, re: 9 Pediita mortality Aid, of liiivi pievaiied 06. bold that l Ship,: In the puticse of fourteen mpnths* an r four had died - of fever; and those were .'4olitary tiiii.. -.. • .'- - ..- ' . . '-• ' 7— ' . 7 ' . - - - ' • • { . . ..* ... . ... • . .. '" ' Ne\c-Y..41:: rapers to .the 6th ult. inclusive, It gill cane to 'hand. W e are"Cencerued to find,. cw" oc t4rleyer continues. t o rage-not °Mir 'a . 11 .0!', 1)4 ;at • Philagelphil . antt Alexandt ria. Acr , cording. to iiie .‘ . "rig. of tilt:C6lllllliitee Of I - W ith ar'!;..ret':Ytifits 'eleVen' death:, and .Iwen!P!rfovteicri cedita gays, Private: 4 `ISArIY 1,6 4- 0.11im... nu m ber .oc . e . titted °"' b° tw° l ll of ir ne t ' v t'ise 4 ri'da o ccurred within die hit I W r- ` 1 , 15h. ib. Letters op tO the I ° ll lid ~_,( l i differ in their accoutits'ofthe Otogress..:. 0131%0V -Of Ate fever. I. Some say it has C"su e 'm -ably li i hA.'tt: a i ,----; Plats,. 'that it has eased. . cap h i 'lt' . a . ' e t l4 i l e i ci' e i‘ s , .. t e t: A c r e j t i l e tu :e F ic a e "fi r st d d i zi n t : l t i . : : a n .' i : Is e i G entleman, 1 11-r'sl- di o l 1.e . -le(ill l l l llie e nile°e st i ‘u' a gB c s : n r E c i l i ; ll t ol3gg a i W n r i yie11°413114..i as W,lt..°ll43:ls:iiilCri:Ciitr; r : pqn - afwAys a n d Me a ns' in the' House of Con"”""b Board - of Cunt idol. ' , . .. , n The three Hottentots lately arrived in 'Ll'ecia wch,' Mr: KtTFItERItit; the Dutch Mi i _SS unary., Preacher, have atiended: at - the Alien .Cilice , '',-, (1 been Cipitnined bel:re one of the Secretaries. ti'l. § - 1 I .un ay . ... a ternoonthey-rtitei‘ded divine lieu' tile Perman Lutheran Chapelin the Savoy, where sh e Y were stated near the Coinmuniciti table, Ws_k i l-i. „: ClifitEß Silt with them; a s .iusinber of (rotor, were .p.tOi)osed to them * by..-tlse. Minister ,ai 614 ` Congregatibn,. through the tnediUrn of Mb. i< l . ll- . CH..,litß, 1420.":atied as their ituerpretcr, relati! Cu- their embracing the clheirines of , the Go 6 PC'' which they answered in the must satisfatlarY malt.- ce it ner. I.,,iyain in their own linguage!, - . The staterneni of the F , ...cr at 'Newcastle hAv II3I . . . tPt been intrOduccd there by 'the 6er:Ond Re.giltien As StiitfortiShire Miiiiiii,' has bet' n formally ccntrethet7 by Chl. ELIOT, commanding that Regimnt: .. . e , Th-e_cli“,,ii,e which has '-ticen prevalent for - sr!" time at 'News:aide. is now, asccrOhled w b e . 0 1111 more than the common whirr fever.