The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-05 00:00:00

r,or the LONDON G ,IZ'ETTE, Nov. 3, i 8 11. , 7 jr .Offier, .111ovom.5er 1. 1813. Alter and Pe:n.1,441 Gcnilvre7 aqd Yoenn,nny Henry Tichtume, rielt. to be L6a ieutent. Sir llcitry Pey ' ton, Bart. to he Cornet. iterleick(kby Grin!, men and Yro•namy C 4 Roberrsott, Gent. to be Adjutant. Thornati Murray, Gent. to be Situ,von. , Clark a rwa hy, • .Crawford Ta to be Captain. Gent. tti Liettieoinit. Join lairtieSon, jilt Colt. to li • • Cornet: Patrick , : 1,146e11. Gent. to he Surgeon. Tins Rev • AlexanderStitling to be Chaplain. . • • . Drprf, , d Ceutlesiren 4+llll . omaitr.l Cavalry. (ioodliew, Esti to be Capt:tin. Farly, Gent to he Lieutenint. Robert Ferguson, Gait. to be ditto Pct.:l - Blackwell, (lent. to be.Curnet. •Daniel Culey,Gettt to be Surgeon. . Sbroptkire Genemen and Ye - 1•1• ; *nry Cavalry. Major (film to: he Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. ‘Sir. R 1; Burt. to be b lirevet. Gornel Thoniaa Diekin .ro he Lieutenant, Oct P. Davies, pro.. tinned. Cornet Thomas 1.100 liayl yto be Lieutenant. To be Coniets-tVillliit Grinsell, Gent. vice- I)icken. George Down Ward, Gent, vice Bayley. Samuel D., Grin. sell, Gent. 117.11tchrtreb Geqtlemen and l'comanlyeavally. plvbi, Gent. to be Lieutenant. • joint Portal, Cent. to be Cornet. .11(3. - hq j.vd,14.110.qt liubmteer lq finery, Ccoriw Crutnp, F.sa, to be Captain. Dent, Cent. to he Lieutenant. F.dinund Geo. Charnock, Gent, to be Ensign. 4:l4y.de.ta..Zome6 li":l4mteer fir firohy. lonathan Woodhouse, F.SO. to ,he Captain. Leontrd docke, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Joseph Farrell, Gent: to be ditto. Samuel Timms, Gent. to be Ensign. Ba.tlngit4e rdq,nitter lq/mty. Charle.; May, Gent. to be Lieutenant. -- Warne, Gent. to be ditto. Pe.irrdsbire 14//eateir'cdvab y aid in fiqtLy. ,The• F, art rit ( tlpper Osse,ry to be Colonel in Chief. The Duke of 'Bedford to be LietttetrantColonel-Contmandat t of 4.7avalry. ut Battalion of 1n1'4;07. The Right lion, john Trtivor to be. Lieutenant*Coloneb Coininandant 241,/letaliert of Weepy, ron6ii Prrnni, nil. In be Lieutennt-Colottel-Common. &tn. Infin Miller, Esq. to, be Mint. john Horve), E%q. to he ditto: To be clitsins—The HOit, ~ St. Andrew. St. john, U. P. joint Otoiorn, Esq. M. P. (An Crawley, Esq. rah !! • Parker, Esq. Malcolm rifacqueen, Esq. John IV ; Jen. flings,l'kenrY BraidOth, L'sq. Tolin Higgins, juu, zsq, tcowilnit Al,tan t Esq. Joseph PASSFSCt; Esq. ' .Etni.tty, Lsq. Charles Street, Esq. to be Captain. Ensign NW' !Igor, . to be Licutenmrt, vice i‘brolioni Stapleton. linsiot (leo. Aikiu to be iiitto,•viee pities Stow. fOhn Cook, Gent. •• to be Ensign, vice Llgor. Gent& 'Street, Gent. to be •• :ditto, vice Attit. &Aver Castle Vo!wow infantry. The Duke of Rutland to be. Colonel. T be Cdtitailisz-Williani King E. George Filli.4,harn s E Elge Towdit s 'esq. 4,ne LitoichAnts—Tholit4t. Oliver, Got, • Richard Bar.. thtcn, Cirrot. •. , Ift.tbem4 cent. 'Nab, Whiteligrell, (1-ent. 'Photn. s Fitt in, Gent. .Gebrite Ashbourtt, Gent. Gent. l atries Sliktv,.Cent. I 4 ibe Eusigns.4tbbert Han 4, (Ica. Thontaa Wilford, Akt. Gent.' Thomas Shaw, Gent. I N' be ClLlirliin.'-.lthe 'Rev. S'enitzel Herbert, L 1... D. 'robe Surgeop-ivionn,Wrigltt,A:lll. Ilerwicitlare rolwrteer lofrony., ROcrt 101instdik p ,10,q,' to'nei.iputenatit,,Colotter. — ltobi , rtsii," Esq. to bd.Major.. George Logan, Esq. to be •.ilitto. • ' • '• • To tie Varitains--lohn .Htntrq, !Eq. Pines Dickson, Esq. hsq. B.roa/i, i r ‘?1, VcAptieer M (witty. tretib , Willi.nns Esq. to lie lientenant.cOlot t el coniTnantl .lo4. RlchittlWiwies, Maj Or. Td cApt.inti—Fiugli,Bold, Ticlwrtrtl Morgan, Fnq. Richard Davy's, k:sq. Lancelot Morgan, ksq. Thotn.'4 N1(4,7.1n, to bo Lieutenants —Thomas Meredith, Gent. • Davki Walter r.),,vei 1, lenkin Reed, Gent. Howell Pritx,Gent. Walter Lloyd, Gent. Ensigns— Walter ICiajl.ry,Cent. kiaard Fryer,C'ent. ittlin.l)awnes, Cent- Rhya!Powell,. Gent. Morgan . Mot gan, Gent. 21 giffailoil of 1441 B) - ertnoci0frefolvoqr flifalgty, Henry Alien, Esq. to he Lieutenant. Colonel Commandant. Psq. to be Major. TollSe ritaimi--- lolnt'Pnee, E;sq, Henry - Wellington, Esq. Lsq. • john Williams, Esq. David Thomas, Lietitenarits l - , =gannigl *P., Vans Price , Gent. iVilliam Davis Gent. " ran.i.b.Boneer Gent. William Castletan by.tri . Ev.aba, Higgins, Gent. Thomas. Evans, •(;,int. 'Char 'as Pike, Geiit. 'David Pritchard, Gent. 31 - Bitr l m n of t,• . y.rl 11,eanock dory frolunfrer Alin/ ty . tOdbii4 C vvynite. 'to btiLielitenant.Vol'oltel•Conntiand lipt, Riebara Moises, Esq.:to he m a jo r . Io be Ca s H main:, Parry Wilkins, Esc 1. D 3 Vid Lloyd, 'Esq', • •Rienird Wilkins, Esq. fOlin Brock ustincl, , Esq. 31E0W/3M F fCOe, , E S i4L. Lief; tqlilitS7 Eulwird Martin, Gent. c Richard -Womb. Walte.'ttetit. omSs Wood, Gent, lOhn KnoviletiCent. To be Ensign,-- William Williams, Gent, Evan Parry, 'Levveliir Pkisser,,Gant. yrt• .; .ebertex Paul:leers. . Liesit,enrint, tletny Aowers t9l ) .tris . Captain. 311 . 0.41 Samuel '04% ,- iiet.o . .l;d'l:Feutenant, viim naivete. Rixamti /WILMA, to WO 40401, vice 'faltreDedtk-Uent. to be William Mvnia,,Hatitletson, Coot. to oe4tjp44l Mi It, ltkite Ralik ,of Captain. :, Clackmannan Poluntqr Infanay, To be captains—nt feos lloyti 1411. KM. GeOrgo Aber . ,croimby..lcitiliTllolllai 'Rrt TO be Liegtenogco—lrtitteqStotlrroo• • (tent. .10 11 0,140obray, Cent.. Robert .11d il, Gent, /antes ,t.tantlers, Cent. Tit 'be 'Roy, cor.' Anatew a fthh, Gent. Bald, Gent. Andrew. Stein, Gent. 1.2040t00 Indeteithat'le4unefr lajamhy, William Willis Ilailey, L:sq. to be Gamow.. ohcrt Piper, Gent. to Llotenant. Robert Boultbee, gent. to be ditto. Thoinad Kidger,•Geen. to be'linsign• ' Aral/tee' r4l4kittri. ' Sir ArehibAhl Dunbar to be Captain. John Brander, Esq. Gent to be Lienten4l4. Alexander C,{b ban, Gina. to'be ditto. George W at son; Galt. to be E. SIAls; 'Roinrt titOy,'Gent:. to be ditto. Itatonwerr. Thomas White, LAI. to be Captain. John Thompson, Ociit. to be Ensign. nytt.te rohilieer To loin; NN trlaw, (ient. Ce4tge'Peat, (;tilt. Utitit'3 trubter,•(;ent, To ih; Elitogita -4.;torgo 'Stew •Gent. Arch. 111sWhatt, ( 0 , ktcAlei nhenfrer Isfaat t y. Gr.ine; HO. 'tt be I:aptAlo. 'lea Ckant, Gent. to , by Lietitertgbt, (;rant, (;imt. to bo Ensigt. Eyemorth Poispiterr Injdrthy. jrnei M'lntosit, Gemr. -to be 4;teurenaut. .41.414ns Dodds, Cent. to b.: . &c, Infantry. • John Covey, (..ieht, to be Lieuteltant, vice' COppittgi 14er, Adtuni tube Cildpitkinr Fi ll diyal /4hiltieft Peterkinu, I. to bc Citptain. RlYenten. William yr ullocli; c . .; tit. to 0..; hrat Lieutenant. Bailie Alentawier edtatietatt:l, Guiit. to ti Sewatt Lieutenant. Grew ()he 114 !write,: la,6.levi.4•Pit Poliniterr Onkpetv. 144)! , Banotort act, I:. $41., WIN , 4 -1• 4 1 3 t, 4 1 . 4.. gOttert J. Sattm gartner, (!eilt. tt, Ue.nt. er'to (Yiiiv;tn,l;eot, to bk. f.! . llsl'ti h • • • ,4;11/4'ty. ta) iSc Piro' Littatenaht. C;eorge Morse 1 , to bu-Secopt4 Liententtat, . _ William French Major, Esq. to be Captain-Culittnapdatit. royts liwsley Attains, Esq. to be Captain. Witham At kins, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Charles Heygate, to be ditto. Thomas Green; Cent. to be Ensign. john Chum., Gent. to he ditto. lkrimg Wand Pcduntesr John Helier, Esq. to be Ciptairf. Stephen Rogers,. Cent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas : Clover, Gent. to be Ensign. Itgbchrt Voluntar 14:10,Y. Edward roster, jun. Cent. to be Lieutenant. Mund, flonble, and Ilunledon William Chainberlayne, Esq. ' to be Captain, vice Witcher, resigned. Thomas Lewin. Gent. to be Ideutenant, vice Mickley. ,George Witcher, Gun. to be ditto, ' vice Gicier. rodepotient Comtav of Puttepteers. Valentine Crzen, F.sq. td be Captain. Edward Gree n„ (kilt. to be Lieutenant. Samuel Weston; Gent. to be ditto. Thonta4 Belcher, Cent. to be Liisign.' Fast rem! . Mlieniefri. Lieutenant-Colonel.controandant George Finch. Hatton to be Colonel. lAngtbsorowg4lett/dent Ito!unreel' Infantcy. Henry Holland, Esq. to be Captain-Coirtruandant. James Boot, Eat]. to be Captain. John Teione, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ambrose nrewiti,. Gent. to be ditto. Da niel Furrow, Gent. to be Ensign Samuel Ella. Gent. to lac ditto. Rev: Richard Hardy, D, D. to be Chaplain. Lutterwctilb Volunteer Inj;intry. • Richard Watson, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas Footman, Gent. to he Lieutenant. George Nichols, Gent. to be ditto. William Paddy, Gent. to be Ensign. Lyntivon ' Volunteer infirntiy. John ling, Esq,. to beCaptain, vice,Rooke, resigned. • Mem-woke .Poleeriteer John Marshant, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Aylward. New ,fweet Rangere. To be First Lieutenants— Ensigit Edward 'roomer. Ensign Thomas Holloway. Ensiert George Adams. To he Second Lieutenants—=William Towsey;Gent. Richard • Nightingale, Gent. • . Perbleshirerlunteer Infantry. The lion. Alek. Murray to he Captai n, . vice fames Reid, re signed. Adam Adamson', 'Gent. to be Lieutenant: Robert liallantine, Gent. to be ditto, vice rWeedie, resigned. William Burnet, Cent. to be Ensign. William Burton, Ge n t. to be ditto, John Burton, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Captain. The Rev, Dr., Dalgleish to be Chaplain. , ' Plymoarth Volunteer Infantry, Two Battalions. Lieutenant-General Richard England to be Colonel. Rev. John Candy to be Cluplain. The Prbler of WAY/ 15 , mouth 8 4 11 4 11 04 . rohn Heivker, Esq. to 'be 'Lieutenant-Colonel.. 'Edmund Locker, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—Oeorge Hunt, Esq. Peterllirdwood, Esq. Richard Falls, Esq. lohn !Lilian, Esq. :.Nathaniel See cortex, Esq. lames Brodedek, Esq. George Coaringilon, Eaq, Thomas Locltver, Esq. To'be Lieutimants—Geerae Hine, Gent. Robert tortescue, Gent. Robert Wills, Gent. Edward Lyne, Gen t. john Nieolls Hawkor t , Gent. George Eastlake, jun. Gent. !, George Herbert. jun. Nicholas 11 pie, jun. Cent. C. 11 . Syrnons, Gent. William Moore, Gent. • • To be Eitsiglia-.Samuel: Dant Payne, Gent. William Lackycr, Gent. John Larnper Lewis, Gent. Richard Gurney, Gent. To be Adjutant—T. Abbott, Gent. PO , ntauth Rattah Lanitmead, Esq. , to be Lieutcnant4oleihel. . F 49. to be Major. To be Captains—lblin Clark Langmead, Esq. Addis Ar- , cher, Esq. lames Elliott, Esq. Savile Shop. herd, Esq. John Viel, E3CI. lObn Pridharn, Esq. Tito. Pridham; 'Co be' Lieutenants—Rlchard Cleverton, Gent. Richard Bayley, Gent. john Saundets, Gent. William' locobon, Cent. Joseph ‘Vbiteford, Gent. Samuel Kelly, Cent. William White, Gent. Peter Dunstettille, Gent. John rn Drake Pridha, Gent. Charlet Batley: Cent. To be Ensigns—Wilihtm Kent, Gent. Thomas Opie, Gent. Richard Johnson, Gent. Francis, Wilson, Gent. Henry Wills, Citric. John Wills, Gent. To be Adjutant- Thomas Owen, Gent. To , be.Surgeons--raims Stewaid, all. D. George Coobari, Cent. Voluntees Infainoy, RObert Denison, Esq. to be Major Commandant. Todie Captain's—William Berry, Esq. John Bell, Esq. Henry 1-10. son, Esq. , To be Lietttenants—Tohn Bagley, Gent. John Singleton, Gent. Thomas Richardson, Gent. George Bagley, Gent. .James A rkliam, Gent: To ha Ensigns —Tiunnas Stephenson, Gent. Joscl.a Green, Gent. George Clarkson, Gent, Porrorrouth, Perirt,r, •Efe. Paymfeerr. Elias Arnaud, ..jun. Gent to be Se con d Li eutenant o f A rt iL. lery. Martin White, Gant. to be Adjutant. • Portsmouth Vil7nalling Office Volunteers. To be Captains,-William Reeks, Esq, Samuel Kentish, Esq, John Wilmott, •Esq. - • To be. Lieutenants—lohn Valentine, Cent, Jas. Matthews, Gent. Charles March .Gent. Tho. Pitt, Gent. !obit Meredith; Gera'. Pules Collins, Gent. Yolunteer fait J ,, Jonathan GrAborts,iGent. to be Ensign. ScoiittO ilndeffendent Yohenttir Comply. John Edward Carter, Esq. to. be Captaiir: Joseph flit*, Gem. to be Lieutenant, ((oho Clarke, Gent. to be ditto. Robert King, Gent. to be Ensign.. Shetarthead and Garrendon- Poi mar crompailf • • Benj a mi n ir leeterc,o(lllllntettill, esti'. to be Captain. 'rho. Harloot Oliver, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Thomas ' 4144. low, Gent. to, be ditto, luseph Srnalicy, j un . G ent . to b e Entign. -• • • Saw/ay/ipso Comtnandant Josias Jackson to beilaitutonant•ColoneL.Com. matulant. William Lotner, be•Captaino ice Trim, resed.' To b urst ientenants—Thernas • Nlehollii, Gent. • Robert Kitson,'Gent. 'elm •T. North, Gent. Alex4fiklet 'Kink; Gent. To be Second Lieutenants—Thomas Shawe, Gent.. 'Wilscin Loaner, Gent. Richard Eldridge; Cent. Edward Biker, Gent. . Spontggth Volunteers. iglus Geddes, 'Esq. to be Captain., • ' ,P6ll,6'Sroitrl.tar Henry Caigcr, Esq. to be:Cliptaiii:'' Edward Brydgets, Gent. tube Lieutenant. lacoti•Gater, Gent. to be ditto, kohl's Crouch, Gent. to be Ensign. . • TiebAsi f l Vluntec.r. Ensign Robert Hewett to •be Lieutena:tt, vice - Brett. John Cooper, Gent. tube Ensign, vice Hewett., /Vague re hrfitairy.. • Sir Joseph Ryles to laes MaJor,Corrunindiutt. To be Captains—Thomas Hawker, Esq. , John Guy, Esq. John Hicks, Esq. To be Lieutenants—William Weeks, •Gent• Charles nett, Gent. Charles Osborne,. Gent • To be Ensigns--William Hedger,: Gent. Richard Lasham, John Earwaker, Gent. Wborsda Volunteer lulantly, William King, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Noyes, G ent. •to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Aleiander, Gent, to be ki n . Wickham Volunteer Infantry. 'Ensign Samuel Atkins to he Lieutenant, vice Holiest, jA. cola Holiest, Gent. to be Ensign, vies Atki n i, , •Me of 11 1 71 ht" Volunteers. South-East Battalion: George Arnold, Esq., to he I,ietite ,nant Colonel-Commandant. Robert Cole, Esq, to be rot,in. h n si gn charley Weisley to be Lieutenant, vice - rhorpaSe resigned. Smith-West-Battalion. Beard, Gent. to,be Adjutant. Winchester Suhistio Vol:urgers. Arthur Atherley, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Young, Gent. to 'be ditto:, • " • In G! azette 01 Tb,rwcy VolunteL4.r. Ultinv4 For Km King Esq. to be Captain-Commandant, read john Wing, I.isq. to be Captain-Commandant.: Comairrion in the Lanark Regiment of North British Militia, rived Ay the Lord Liefuettant. _ . Wm. Kelham, Cent. to lZc Lieutenant. Dated Ut. gt. tBo3. COMM4lidnt j 4 the Berwickshire, &c. Regiment of North Bri. tish Militia, slaws' by the a crd Lieztatatrt of the Cowtty cJ Linlithgow. • „ Ensign George Johnstone to be Lieutenant, vice Stalker, re signed., Dated Od. 12, 1803. William Ninuno, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shaw, resigned. pawl as above. - INVASION. Tor consequences. of a successful INVASION by the French would be .so dreadful, that however strongly we may be fortified by natural and moral powers, it Is incumbent on us to " MAKE AS. 6URANC6 DOUBLE SURF," and employ every pos. sible means to guard against the exterminating rage of those monsters in the shape of men. For this purpose we present to the public an Extraft 'from a Note to. The Pursidt, of Literatuiy, a work pre. eminent for learning, genius, and an ardent zeal in defence of our bet interests, religious and politi cal. The Note was written in the year 1798, and the events which have occurred since that period have given new force to the enlightened opinions and animated exhortations , of the Poet, whose horrence of French principles, and attachm en t to the English COnstittition; . ought to be impressed upon the heart of every Taue BRITON Such an union is now demanded of the minds, the talents, and fortunes, of the souls a n d bodi es , of all the Inhabitants Of Great Britain, at never before entered into the hearts of Englishmen to con ceive. We must be preserved from the tyranny and power of France, from all her principles, and from all her arms, open or concealed, mental, moral, and political.. I have pride and satisfaction in see ing, and feeling that, we are all so convinced. We knuW We'must die,, or defend ourselves from the monstrous .Repubtic I if we consider it from the commencement, it has threatened, devoted, and, given over all its. vidims to desolation, wretched. IIeSS, plunder, and final .death.. : Blood is the cement of the Republic of France. • " Same yktitos have bled forprinciple t others f°r example, soma .for funeral pomp, and some for civic feast : Blood must flow. Each faftion has delivered over its, predecessors to death. The ; Priests of Reason hold their tites in the .field of Mars. First indeed, they soothe a while their sa. vagenecs with song and festival ; but these are the preludes hf sanguinary crueltY, the stops and pauses Of their 'War- Symphoniel. With their laurel and r. cypress branches bound together and dipped in blood, they advance •to the , altar, and perform their I abhorred Instralion. The manes of all that is brave; !, and all that is fero c i ous , are i nvoked in their de. mocratie incantations to . Reason and her Republic. ol On the blood of their murdered Monarch they have sworn . hatred, to tyranny and they 'have esta. Whiled a Direeloryso. On 'the blood of innocence and virginity they have sworn to restore and to prated the female dignity ;' and they have annulled 'the bond 'of marriage, and the chari t i es of eon.. sanguinity. On the blood of :their Generals,' surnam ing on the scaffold, and on the blood of armies,par tially devoted by other Generals. itl the day of battle, they have sworn to •give honour and .en couragement to the defendets of the Republic. Such . are their decrees sixth are their oaths .registered in Blood. All is cootraditilion. inthem, yet all 'is in adion. Principles , of the moment, principles Of reflation, principles of desolaiim, principles of safety, all have had their hour; all - have risen and fallen.' Banishment and deportatiun have now so-, perceded the axe of the guillotino, anti the .ofl ruffian massac re . H ow long e changes, with them ; all, but the fixed lust of plunder, and- a s ... granditenaene, and . the rooted hatred tn. Christian Religion,: and to the name, and 'Nation of Great Britain To every Government, and to every Establishment in Europe, they apply but oneaxiom, Whatever. Is, is Wrung Up " Wiluever stri.res to.reaist such an adversary, on principle and refleCtion, with eloquence,. or wisdom, or learLii%,...i t t the. robes of ,state, or in the vestments of religion or of law, with arms in his grasp, or.wrth welf.direCted opulence, lay coun. sel, by precept, t i t by e.xittitple,. t o ttililt be numbered aiitong the ft - tends - 4 mail. ## I am most serious in my words, and earnest in my thoughts ; I have beedinstrufted by these great events, to con,ider all adions'as of some weight, and that nothing is now to he negletied, as wholly unimportant. lt.the efforts of the.united genius, learning, poetry, and eloquence of a country cam dirated with strength aid.discretion, ill their properand natural courses, we -may yet have cod. fidence. Enterprizes of great, pith and Moment will uccetai, and ,a Righteous Security .ma-ba establialied. • • • ## Consider for a moment what is tte hOpe pf bad Men. The Orator Of Athens f has' declared, that their hake of safety i placed in the excess of their wickedness . and iniquity alue, 'The hauntr., and caves, and . tenements, and sktilking huts of sophistry, anarchy, rehcliidn, dernocracy, and jaco., binism, will at 'length he fully revealed, and finally leyelled and tintless. When the'riMer.aifis of hallow.. ed 'fire are once opened, and llowing wi t h li q uid purity in the silence. UT the'night, the which darkness would...conceal, are not' only • discovered,, 'but desftyed. • I' The force (if France .is inde , ?(l forrnidiiii!e •,. ~ . , but ner rine; - pics, w hcJ - eve r they t"a;:•.! ft,Of., and , grow, mid hear, are alone invincible.. If w.e think otherwise, I fear we d:.crive iwr,elves, 'and tht, truth is not with us. lcrlinee' iivvitc s every Euro. !man Government to suicide. HJ' - 'High, Priest told. lit-r long ago, slut r n ( 10 Verilitient could perid) `butiby itit 'own hand, and by' its .own consent, to • N a cou,sniaw, unler the runt; inhuman perfiaiotrs, and sanguinary of all : N r. I , 4.,PotEn Al jiq s A# A A rr.. bworn and tuno , :ait int • ..4y triciale Name and Na tion. LTimonTiGe :'voLTAlsts, LONDotr j , awe,' by BUCHANAN 114 4 XI ILA I'l, (of Bow-Street, C ( vent•Garden) ; 'and Publioyd hy AV s mAri r. k :iest IP? s (,)r :a() •tt, 1 1 . 1 {;itnr_strert.: Gino CilOr•sylarcji At t h e Sy N.Ori tc it, No. t t.s, St rand; Wherc Athr ierti " Ordcr t fop the P a pe r , L e it er; Co. .the Editor, &C;(toot-puidj, must bj addressed. 4.1 ) F: :WORMS: time itga a ,w; Anooptvfltiyio tie fOr.thp.cotn.tort ,;1 tfulite Are %vilh ..l ";; ,' are^d . ful 4ffi t o;ll4 ( till now) ccrt;fin vtnetiy foubti. -Msti,y;.great n)en 1.0,,10n. 54 '0? ' 4 + 44 P4 l-1, 4 it;tYClV,ftly_ikinr,vailo, too-stlt'l we ;".-IhaPPY.t9lsl,4 that sevgral nav from A tll.lt lotorntitlon, viz. one of :100 ti,..,:v_lorog. ii 4 .Serk ley-squire; onct lately ano t h er trou: A':, ; N:guting.oe,.No. C ipborl,4po. , letrect , 1101)"•Y ril- ' t!ii, is half au ;,;; tdete y•-trn' score;' $.,1 :Abets. ni.AY Lc 44'es' wslicvAs, N0 ,. 70, long *UM,:; d HQ - dite.b, by whose . they were expelled: 21) 4. awl for cilittitelt, as tAr.ykeN Sir I• '" 6 SOiti by all ()( Ittaitt.toes toy, t, am! ,ottn/q , a lat4v puinplltvt, tvitich will fitli}'sitistl' ii' i vit,c ev;:r . ; 2 , oil •;cii 11 o'clock evs:•nuig, IitZI4OIGANDVU. The Appointment iit_Cleorp Puchin, Gent. to be Enaigo in th► Itinianti Volunteer 114411E1'y, as stated in the (.i4,ct la of the 11th ult. i not to take place. ERRATA in the Gazette or the 4th Ultline, . Bedford rartnirer.r. For Thomas 'Gent. to be Adjutant, read, Chiries B a il e y. Gent. to be Adjutant. doyen:lncor of Great Britain bns no such consent. Her Xing, her Nobles. her Cur awfo, her •SoldterS, het Salo's; her Satan" h Spitearren,'het Lawyers, her Artists, her Ale chants, her Citizens, her Peasants, all maintain at declare with one voice, and with arms in 114 hands, 'Great Blitain has given noconsent to dis is She has not lifted up her arms against herself: al is willing aud. desirous to live. Sheints humble herself before God the. Judge of all, ,through ri gre.tt Mediator of ; elect knows ht strength and as felt her infirmity ; she is .ca'rt'el for her pres(lvationlkom her foes within anti with out; and having.done all, and still committing he; self and her cause to.flitn who judgeth tighienthlY she hopes yet to stand. . t , Whether theenci of all things may be at hand and what the Decrees of Eternal Yower,lVistiotp Justice, and Goodness . may intend in the- last re, sort, we acknowledge to, be inscrutable; But WI trust it cannot be deemed an unwarrantake pre. somption to.suggest or to affirm, that, it the atiri : butes of God are true ; if man is his creature, ant' governed by ibis laws, the opposers of this over. hearing, desolating, insulting, impious,. and mini Ver. .sal tyranny must, be justified before him 1 As to 1 " , the inhabitants of Great Britain, if we would exist' at all, we must be preserved as we are. Our Constitution is not lost, and the ramparts we have raised around i t , w ill m ai n tain it entire. our tics arc supp or t e d equa lly and aga inst arbitrary power, against the engines of licentiousness and demo cracy, Upon us the destiny of Europe, and per haps of the whole civilized world, oloroa!flY de pends : it JeCMS placed in out bands, a Icoftil and an awful charge." Provide/Ilia/ delivery . 1 4 roln the , tv..tery On Monday fast PAUL. ROBERTS. a sc:le.rorto, having been ;11.07:e for a few d.lys, lcapeti ,OVCr band from vnc of the ships lying in the Dock, whet+ taken out of the names was, to all appearance s dead man.—M t . M AXWELL , Of Poplar, one 1-4 th e Medical Assistants t u fihe llutdANa.Socittcr , Pe r ' severed with zeal in the usuil process of that ex cellent Institution, whits at length (cooled tiOs" liiliry and the ‘Leturn oflife. • SHIP 'NEWS. Os4►vx36sD, NOV. 3. vsuoil Passed by—the ; Winsfordt Magdalena, Vizors • Three Prothera, Eery YfpW Itgl*C"' Cover; and Cood s gonbung. ' Ironi Sailed—the Fanny, Prouting, for. Cork ; Ilellona, Scl i tx " Stettin ; Dreswell, lute ; Isabella, Vandrell ; and Hope, Kelly, for Einbden. • DIED.. At Breage, Dorset at the advanced age of 83, hit'. t ,,c 11 ,1 ii s 'i l io 4e th l a : le x ; l'oge ' r.s• et...inotst cci:cutsie :Manners . : In: had not neon " t ",,,' i ax r er ilpe ; othourishment was accustomed to lie on his back► an-, - 0 the goats .in the open fi -eida ; and when'he was saen gc."g it i s i be lis n u e s ti L t l4l of i'lf h t ee e arti a i s , aarilClWirinsetliTiAsi `,,,v-ti'lt money', 0 cam to his attorney to•lay (JUL at interest. !lurk " illalwaYs hid on his shoulder a sacki Ontain o ' course OF E 'Ci/.4NGS. Fit I DAY, N o v. 4. eh adrid ps o M 6 i Vitro 361 efftaive fititioa - - 36* Leglioo, . . 49 WaViCi GOO • '" Vstige " 5w e . . Lisbon Go ()pow . . I)ublin . .16 Amsterdam : 4 1 6 7 z i)itto,.at sight 36 , 1 RI - Atte:dam -3& S fla4liburgli - 34 4 OS. Algona - 34 5 z P4riSl day's da. 24 Taris, ditto, 24 IS 2 C 5. liotirdcaux, do. 2-1, IS - - in DittO - 36 thicAlve 0_ tghbournood : tit Zi o I l i . k i 3 :.i oA. E ity S t ilti . fkat it i. t l icc N AK C st f v : v E L ( S i SCVTLAN 14,, TO .RE 50.1,D• • i:n...v..,:i.nshestilisnic:inwas:iiiii.iteter.co'rE:tTh:AstTEo,lsE:rilliNT THE NORT 0 " THERE is to be itriedlal c me i. t.vett Estates are beautifully situated in the hi ..‘str o t • of tie thriving.and ,popuPts RaYili - iw' v locii is U Inverness. Fort - Georg ~ and the Caledanian.o anal. , '',, ~... d u , w b egun. The terms aro in general sulliciei tIY,;„T. . and /lirivin Pl. .. ' •of Woo 4 Am on g the 11 ' a l g All..itligit. . . . advanta e• •tle Se e ' de l br i and in good enter, with /louses, ()Ilice-housc's. Vl2;:y, i haveg 4, a great 'part of Th'..: Estates,tre along ~ , 2 . 0 tea the benefit of the Sea • Ware, The Extensive, abound wixh.Gaine. The Lands end o f 3 : i 1 , 1 C T RE n t IS i : D I: Cl O : G ig. I 4 1, 1 ' l 4De I 'e.). N C: 1. k , 'FaittSie : li n e' e A :I 1:1 : r : Kint ea a l va tlehil . l, with theLliirgh' of Barony, era l_wl_d_ ttieftnii_ ber IC 1 atlord a Freehold Qualitiottiorr to vote Tor a sq rars ,, G r a serve in , Parliament tor County of Inve . _,. tds in th e Now. r. cotl3l:ti, Will SeldQm Mid auclio,ll.sirabli: properties in t AI MArket • • , , bei lior i lurq," i nto . rimit i c ,' ota ppliention to be erode CorIV• S . e i:k " nti v 6 :::: . 0:11: V11:0 1 ::: Lal ' ---..------"--7.-"_ • Stit:pp-Office, Blandon], Nov. zt, To Dr. SOLOMON, Liveipoor, 31%, • • :, IN c e rd if t S . F : II is .a..BAnk Note, vilitte, o l i c a f t:off 7 ; 143, 4 ; ygtoxxiiirivaiittu4raolhtulleklithltlittlitCpci:dl::),:%raiclrylouleirldau}' P C l' u b rfir"° - r ''''')." 1 1 • . • 4tn. bir, ~,..;,:„br„iieu,ser."6,i,ii.os, SA M U J2f I , S rvii , To Samuel Solontrin ''t ' ) ' il er i "l. Dear Sir, ' 'i. .4. 1 ' - c ould' hor Wile, :It LOC , age or 43 - Was taken ill, V ti . ' t Sil ' i'''' , . • ~• • the not walk. out of the house, ar,d wa3 for 'war tltiq Y ca l ( itqiit fined 'to her hod with extreme , w She ‘V' ts j oirteki Ca Hess. • 1 . 'With strong nervous:nikettions., trembling, d,:t,i;:tys. ; v i t o , of spirits, auci subjed to Ns, ly.AYlll4:it :;14i; %"'-; ` .. " 14 ,41. a mere skeletrat ; atrer ,frking thQ test. aiiVlce in our n :4,, i i ie bout-hood in vain, she had roiottrse . to yoar ColAi t rolaittk, Ci11:14,1,, which was purchatxd 0f...i%1r Siduttoluist °- ' l ireo' tort, by tAkittg Our bottles of which :Ala it cotirtlY 4...,„1„.• sotre time - shied; add remains vertet.tly Well, to the Otor , ' meat of all her noighbottrs, . • • - . I . inn, Dor ir,• ctr ':;" Witnkses, v . tall . oar übilged humble - , F i ,1., • William Shave, I)verseer. of What. -1014 N t; 14. 11 coMbe. near kihtruiford. . 4dtoitery 11 ' )i * mite.l Simitionds f Biantltor .