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OUNCAN, Junior, M.I), ot . the Royal Colicge ws, Nutt Itoy4l So. ciety, of I. lilitic4rli ; Ann Associate of 147 Linwe:nt Society of Lootion, 3 , gkOut Volorne prlue R4..in boarcia," Annols at Year iSoz ; Cxltibiitq a Cutts:lse View of the i A l ts i •410 DiscriVelka . in Ml:divine anti medic A i phiinsopify, by A'N F.W DUNCAN, Sen. 41.0, pad ANDREW DiThcAN, bellows at the of I'hysiLi4m, LAniburgh, Volume 11. Lus‘rum i l_ iiriiitc4 in: r,,llanci iindrute; Edinburgh ; C. and . 1. Liefejw 044 }lodge*, L.P.ti4in and Piattr-1, LONDON, 14TCU.S'T 25, c BO3. Twitemorping a Mal; arrived from Dt4/br, with Lt-tter3 nnti Popery of the 22(1 just: but thcy cost, rain no intelligence of itoporrinee. On Wednesday afternoon Sir WI r.t.t NTT, aad Lady CRANLEY, arrived at Wiodsor, on a visit to the Royal Family. In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY walke4 on the Tthate ae IlStial. Yeiterday morning soon after eight o'clock, Hts MAjasTr, attended by General CARTwIt lain' and Lord WALSiNGRAM, viewed the,39111 Reginient of Foot as it marched through Wind,or. •. Soon after Breakfast His MAJCSTY, accompanied by .the Pa INC Ess Sort' 14 attended by . Lady PITT, Generals Ca.scrivit tGwr and Dasg.aoW, Lord WAL sINGIIANt, and Sir WILLIALt PITT, took an airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park, Hga MAJESTY and the Ps.lNcs,ses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETU, MAItY, and CHARLOTTE of WALlig, attended by Ladies AY LEs guaT, ELGIN, DAMER, CRANLIYind..STAWILL, took an airing In two cdachet to Frogmorc, where they walked for some time, and returned to the Lodge soon after one o'clock. Lady ISABELLA THYNNIt, who has been for some time past attending t h e p gructo4s , . y e s. terday morning left Wind sor . Yesterday Ilia Royal Highness the DOR F t of enht.. ORIOOI arrived in town from, Win kor, and this morning accompanied the Duita of YORK to inspect the Coast of Suffolk, Norfolk, &e. The RuSsian Squadron commanded by Adatiral KRUSIIISTERt/ o destined to circumnavigate , the was to set sail, on the 22.1 or 231 ult. The E Ito It Was eXixilqd.itt Crunstadt to Millen its departure. 4i ' • A Proclamation, dat t e4:'.the'l6ch of July, has been, issued by order-of the President of the I.loitedState s of America, for convening the Congress *on the ath of Ottuber next, on matters of groi 111111011" re. Accounts from America, dated luty t',s, state, that the Treaty concluded with France by Mr. MONKUIZ I had been received, by the President. France cedes Louisiana, to the United States fur the hum of 15,200,000 dollars, t ki9oo,c•oci, of Which are to be. paid ia new stook en be issued by the American Government, hearing 6, per cent, interest. The balance to be applied. to the payment of Ame rican Merchants to whom France is triclebted. November is the inpoth in which the French in, tend to favour us with a Visit. That month ill 140- verbial fur its, melancholy influe nce upon men. But we advise the French not to ref), upon ~ an old saying, for if t h ey ven t ure to approach 011 eveh at that gloomy period, they will assuredly find that the thorn of Englishmen will soon give way to . their Patriotism. A Letter from Paris says, it is now understood, in the best informed circles, that die FtasT Cox, tam, before his depart Ore to execute his grand pro. jcet and hi's plans of Campaign, will exercise the two principal privileges granted to him by a Sena• tits Consatum. By the lifllT s he will pass 'a'n am. nesty in 141/041' of all criminals in custody, except thoge confined for conspiring agai nst t h e S tate , f or murder, and eninap and that by the second he wilt depihit sit stmts. with the Senate the lum i na . don of his succe s sor. , The ildwiiieur denies that AnY Pifiurts were cx. peeted from Italy for th , ..! Muhr-tn at P;tri t , Th e French seem-willing to deny any idu n o er that does nut get safely to Illeiljhands. Account; leceived from nut Fleet a ir fi e l voet state that the Pfench Government 1144 matic a de. tplind fin four hundred Gun.boars, to he inune. d To. tely supplied for the Troops intended to 5 0 sent ag:.inst thin etiuntry. A grea drc;ught 1)211 been experience(' Noy in Plonnalk. ' ~~.. ~ lY if Y 111. N iir S TORT.;hintITII, AUG. Majesty's Ship Rowley is dropped down to St. Htlena,_preparatory to het sailing for the West Indies. Sailed His Majesty's - Ship Petteret, Capt. LAM. noit.N . , for Plymouth, with a Fleet cutler convoy. Arrived His Majesty's Cutter Nimble ; Lieut. COGEILAN, from Guerosey, with the following Ships under convoy, viz. Hoe, GROVES, John, PALLI SER, !lop ) CAITCUELL ) N . yrqb, TfloNirso,A, and Goodivq,4 W. ILL! ANIS. Dam., Also. 25.—His Majesty's Ships Gold and Apollo sailed last night to the Westward ; and the nurterelh and Gallo Sloops to the North ward. The Phaeton Fiigate sailed this morning for Portsmouth, and the Penrkr Bomb on a Cruize off the Coast of France. Remain' in the Downs, His Mrtjesty's Ships Utrecht, Melpomene, Camel Store.shiy, Rairzer Sloop of War, Deptforl and Dispatch Transports. LivEßpoot, AU0.22. There pre signals, hoisted at Bidston for a ship of war, for two fleets of ships, and three brigs ; there are also three signals on Mess. WALICZR and Co's pole, one on Mr. finest's, and some others; supposed the remains of the Jamaica fleet, for this part.--Four merchant vessels are cut out of Martinique by the Emerald frigate, who met an . African ship with 3so negroes going in, whom she also took, and brought them all ;mg, • Capt. Yongst is appointed to command the Pritief George, of 98 guns, at Portsmouth ; Capt. P.URVIB to command the briadliought, 0198 guns, at Pit. mouth, vice Capt. Banc s, appointed tv the Castor,. of 36 guns, lit Portsrnouth. A Boat belonging to the Sea. Gull Revenue Cut. ter, Cape. giotrsa, fell in with a Smuggling-boat . off' Portland, which she took, laden with spirits, and brought into Poole. Deal CorreToutlent has sent the following par i;wilic,FTl,-ittive to the,attack upon Boulogne: :Qiijutlitiy Jail, the 2.3 d inst. His Majesty's r Copt, Ow EN ,; the .Perseut , Point), Pao. M I sit ; and Terror Bonsis,. Capt.' flisitptNo, stood . into . 13oulogne Bay, aid CUM. menc,cl a-heavy. fire o f shot anti shells, which was returned. from the shore," and we understand that considerable damage has been done to the low'er I'own and,Mole. By informatinn from Calais we are: informed, that a number of lives were lost : it is said that sixteen 'persons were destroyed in one house, and that great alarm prevails on she whole coast for.lear of H similar visit. On Monday ni g ht the boats of the .fivisortaThe Frigate, and t he Pmeon and Terror Bombs, - Under 'the command of captain MELLISH, of the Permit, were Sent destroy some new works construded IJr the - defence of the entrance of the Bar, but b:•ing discovered, they were obliged to return, as the alarm was. general. The following night (liturtiday)i the Intfrytortafiti's, Pet-leaf., and Terror's boats renewed the attempt, went on shore, and Completely ,desfroyed every thing the French had erected, and returned without the l oss oe. A nam e notwithstanding a h eav y re of shut and Shells.. We have the pleasure to star* the arrival at the India Roust on Wednesday, of Mr. P. Joss, fur. ser of the Hon. East India Company's Ship the Fume, Capt. jcitiN VALgNriNI LIAR k, :from ßengal and Benctaden. 'She is safely anchored in the Downy. The Company's Ship the Cumberland, Captain WILLIAM WAKE/ FARR!It., arrived at Table Bay, outwattl.bouhd, on the za t h of Match, alter a pas sage of eight weeks from the Ask! of Wight. She was 10 sail for Madras no the Ist of April. The Com pany's Ship .the Huddart, Capt.l% BAYLIVIr, arrived safely, a-t the - Island 44 Sr, Helena, outward.: bound, on lhe. 7111 of June last, with stnrei a , After delivering her consigninc. ors,, she proceeds to Bute • bay. The Company's Ship the Wipidirirm,,bound to Ceylon iitid:ly "Tra's anti the Ship Alfred, bound to Chinit aired', were well at sea, tht former on the 241h,,0f, : 444vi,i,. in lat . . 35: 40. S. and the latter on the Ii41;41 Of June, in lat. ji 40. S. anti lon. 2 5. W. We have to announce the ofir arrival in the Cove of Cork of the Ship Commerce, Cilptaiii LONG, from' the Suth Seas. On the rithjuly he was chaced 'by an A rmed Mg t supposed 1) be a French Privateer, , which gained so fast upon him, thAt he 'was under the necessity of sit4ciog a box of dispatches for the Esstandia Company, which was put on board by th Government of Sr. Helena ; also several ferret's, hich Ciptain'Lo.ita received from the CoMpink's outward-hound Ship the Prrston. Whatever may he the cause, we are concerned to find, that the measure of dirnitiishing the numbers in the Volunteer Corpsints isrotluced content and.' disappointment among them. ••The reduction . is, we understand, in the 'following proportion, in the Associations in the West end of the Town : the St. James's ,are to be reduced from . 1209 strong, and completely equipped, to 48o; the Mary.la.hone, from 24.00 to boo ; the Bloomsbury from tafoo to boo; .and the Hanover. square from.. 100. to '390. Lord ANIIIRRST, on parade, yesterday evening, expressed his hope to the St. James's Corps, that the reduction would not be general, hut said he had no official informationnpOn the subject. He hoped-to h i ve an interview with the Secretary at War at an early day, and that he should soon be able to giee the Corps a satisfaably explAta.s n. • a hisilleiktfi a ivere heard yesterday for the five Parishes sr , t h e Borough, at the new Sesiona How. rionget.l.l,,c, against t h e Retorna made under the General )),•I(::'nce A t The personl appe3ling were in general recommended, as , , at W estminster anti C I efice to join som e Volunteer Corls:4, and g et the drilled with the utmost expedition, that they might he entitled to die benefit they•:claitned. parish es . we r e to be heard.; nod to,. 'rids day t h e a p pea l s o f Limbelii, Newtogtoo, nnd Christ C 1 1 611 : 11 morrows those of the Chink, Rutlierbithe, and Cl a p.; ti V% LOWS. YIST%ft D NT being the Anniversary of ST. LotiTS, a Gyu l a an d S o l emn Mass was sung at Ili Frevcis Chapel in Kittg-street, Portman.squAre. The b oll , of the Chapel were ern.vdcd at a very early ho ur. brit none were admitrd without tickets. Afoul II o'clock MoN, UEUR. th kother of the KING , the Duke de BE R K 1 , his Soo,e,Or Dulte.of Oat. FAN:, the Prince de CciNDE, and theDoke de Bo tY r.tloN , his Son, entered the Chapel, proceeded to the fort her en& aid seated. them s elves near t Al tar. .They were ;ill dressed in blue, an:, wore PiAjOignia of the Ott! er of S. Louis. The Massa I.as performed by t he .Archhislior of Ma rrr r L it tt... ~ The Ficricli. Prince/ ...: i appeared devOutly to attend to the sei v ce , and at the proper season a rose, 'approached. 0 ' Altar, and made a liberal offering .to the Archlii4o., l'r.'Yr" wore offered up for the proteelion of the Kix° of FadMa e. There were many .French persons of do. tintlitm present, and among the rear the Archbishop' of NadtsoliNt,' Mons. BATIONTPN (Garde Sceault the Compte d'EscArt.6, 'arc. &c. The compagY were extremely selea, and among the Ladies moY of the younger 'ones were of superior lieautY " a elegance. The Maas 'continued till one o'clock, when the l e iince!. retired. • atnd_ltieissid'ctanttetlinin the political circles, Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Catholic Pervason, 0 Is : MA JIISiy, expressive o f i t ,' ) „,l t y an d Z C7II, :led of their abhorrence of the late atrocities in Itel' na ; at t he , same England, lately drew iip an Address time stating.their hopes'lliat illo,e Pen:il their Countrymen the disunion and discontents of thlt some Irish man w.aosb it :kijon: eir would soon he done away. This. Address they submitted for revision to a cerotioNo!4* connectedd.e perh aps, 7 u r i n th e to be hostile to the Catholic Interest. This, h i m 'returned lilitet,hCi:atli)viinine3ewtti:ra:rritictotw.:lctu:::is3s:kte 1::::: but N after keeping th'e Address for some days, ill it would not, in his opinior'l.' meet -; gr Aci tli recep tion. The Noble Lord suggested hi ; w . Oll that the allusion to catholic Finiaiseipatioi t 6 1, 0 111 , 1 be omit. that the idea of an Jed. In conlequence of this opiiiinn i t is tel'" ltea Address is. attute6er: E;ivesouuioup, A Gentleman who was apprelienri: i sle t2 ',:lo.4 ate ' on a charge of using „ expressiliii _of amemplit,ten* dency, era! was, in consequence `rogbf:,tp,towo and-examined at the Secretary. of §tate's,OlEC4 hal . proved to be a persOn . of i iispaiilciiiible prOptty Vv . loyal principles, oil.- I. , doegs Lo a Volunteer Corp.' tind:bas snbscribed sc,,D!. to Lloyd's . . . , . The Artists of England , after forming themfelve' i into a Carps, have been told by Lttrd Hoene'''. that their services cannot he:accepted, asigteilily more than the number thought net to the,defence of the kingdom are already enrolled. In-like manner , the offer of 'the' St..Anti's and the"..St, Luke's l'n• luoteers have been dispensed wi th. It is rbe' hard, however, that notice of the intention; of (°' vernment was delayed so long, as they lot ye gone " 1 the expellee of arming and clothing thereseire' not The second Corps. of Bristol VolusterTs ire i, accepted by Government , and the 041131 00 reduced to one thousand effective men. Tile Lard Lieutenant of the County o f Smner set has iiignified His Majesty's most gr4eintia nets :Mc& and .aPprobation of a Troop of C.tvalty rk e ‘ in the. City of Wells. They are commanded 11 Eoltemtb Tusort, Etq. His-MAJESTY has also accepted an oiler {tom THom C L IANONTLYS, Esq, o-A Orchardleight sTHOMAS mersetshire, of •a body of goo Volunteers, fortrlng three Troops of Cavalry, and five Compaoies of in' fintry, firoin Frome, Beekingttm, .ikc. entirely cnini posed of persons of property and respeasb. lo 2 111 ,. d t officered by the Gentlemen around them, all ot vitto— will aft free of any expenec to Gavernment. ~. His MAI esTv has signi fi ed his accept a nce of n' i ; offer of Service of the Loyal Bristol Light I • l°r ei l • Volunteers, consisting. of two Troops ot iii 'tinnithe Cavalry, and a dismounted Troop; • and . .1 1 '" , f ill 3ervicrs of the Vd.lunicers of Tockingt". ' 1 " me" „ • vicinity, amounting to nearly 5 00 rifest„ e commanded by S. P..PEACII, 'Esq. . r th e fourth n ,M,incliester a Corp is forming nt i n eigh. : class, to preserve the peaCe of-the town '"" S h ould bourbood, in case the lest of the Vilunte ers • The alacrity .in•Voluti!cering, in 11411}11',"'re' o f be called . upon to rn,4611 Tram the ii i - Witt. 1 . is . not confined to t h e E3 i,,,, , , p a rt of that vulpty4 I Which mention was made in our Paper of Tilestliq fc"l/11_ the quota to exempt the whole Cou nt y 11 e n t rat cimilmliory prOvisions of the AR I,r . Volon , Levy,' is. tinder' 5 , 0 , 3 , and nearly 20,000 sine „I. teens have already o ffe red themselees, isclo.tit7 Pioneers, &c. In a'Weitern dist ria of the (- ‘ 1 0 „, the Mt was - completely executed, and 114 ! ., - 1 ibit seers retutned, in t 6 days after ' it had Wov e ' Royal .isent.' -Atli the . , In -Scotland'the People are 311 aniliV4lce.„,4'l,tii-: I 'true enthosiasm of uncompleted C.iiew''''' „ o icte 'Edinburgh and Leith about 4000 Voltin tec , fi n e rfOtrOjedbebte 20 °Clems. diyiLliti ino r y- j ol Regiments of Infantry, a,Regiment of C,o":` ) ''. ,re right lield,pieces with their Companies :, ll' c ' t ( • ti s all cotnpletely trained, and will be all clo t "' 1 week or Mo. At the Inverness.shire Meeting of Lienten, 3° :, c l ' n on the 16t11 inst. an offer of service wa , giT ieu , tv_Proyost M Ace t NTOSH, otie of the Dein!, 4 , oo o tenants, from sixty Gentlemen, Clerks and ' ( " - ecd in the town of Inverness. . The Meeting res at h the ' this patriotic and public spirit ed offer wi th , warmest approbation. '' DAVID Ulan, Es q- of Strathmartine, log hero , ,L c appointed Regulating Naval O ff i cer for the 11`1 , Distrid. - , iio' Inspettor-Generat for the Army 01 Fse c r . c Colonel SCult, of nillenv, is apooiovii I'''t' ' .41 ~f Itectoliing Service in South , (I. tor On Friday the Berwtekshire Militia left th. racks , at Ayr;' five Compiinies- tnercited I. " r IC ' l9 ''' ' • nock, wider the willow - 1A of the Earl"c ", ." I ,i ' l-s the two 'tither, under ii,,.; ci , in tt.lsl4 t' l ' ''', : :, ro ci , CI Alit ~ are hi Ile , tett• in the t ow it, 'I . ' • ,f . • are to be,iieenpieti hy t he loots I . of 00, A ro9'- ` serve raised in that Ciapoy, • • f o r, slit' shut out o of die Army..o d f Re,erlet tuut Do' yi tern bivisioO of Laincaster, .march i FtidAy last to C.'u:Ci n