The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-16 00:00:00

OPIKI —Owen Ormsby, of PorkhAten, Esq.. George Forrester, of Willey, Esq: Rowland Hunt, of Lawton, Esq. -. sOta Ea RT I-II It Richard Thomas Coombe, of Earnshill, Est e John Raw Collins, of Hatch, Esq. John . Rogers, of `ir ar It noon, Esq. 61'.17f0aDSl4jalt—Sir George Pigot, of Pattishtill, Bart. john Swinfen, of Swinfen, Esq. -James Watti of Meath field, Esq. • COUNTY' OP SOUTFIAMPTOW—WaIterBIunt,of Nether Wal lop,' Esq. Sir Charlei - Mills, of Mottesfont, Bart'. • Thomas Coo (tread, of Alrest n rtl, IL Sq.' St' r r or.,x-:-Sir Robert Harland, of Worstead, Bart. Sir Pa.: . trick ttlak,, of ..Barton Mere, Bart, Sir Robert Pocklingi. too, or Clielswnirli, Kitt. • • esuarts..y,-f;oorge. illatkrnan, of Durdens, :Esq. William Borradaile, of Streatham, F.sq.. Nathaniel Hillier, of - Stoke- Park,. V , hq' S ;: jolin Dennet, -of Woodmancoat, Esq. William. Mar stun, of Ofthigton, Esq. Charles Marmon, of Sut ton-place, Esq . . WAR /CK§litat—Roger Vatighton,' of Sutton Culdfield, rancis Porrott, of Bedi.yorth, Esq. Thomas-Barker, of Springfield [louse, Esq. . WI T la 2. John 'Paul Paul, of A s hton 'Keynes, Esq. Sir , itiatard Colt ElOare, of Stour-head, Bart. ‘Vcdharn Lock, Rowd Ford, Esq. . Woricas•rtusartaE--Thomai Holrhei, relly, Esq. Sir parAingtoN .of Westwood, Bart, Edward Knighr,, of Woolverley, Elsq. • • . Yortastrta E —Henry Vane Cholniley, of Houscham, Esq )mes of lirantharn,Park, Esq. John Bacon Sawrey orritt, of Rokelvy, Esq. INCt' • RINCIr of WALES's 'COUNCIL, Nov. 12. et.iyitlTY oar colscrtwALL. The names of those .who 'wire nnminated for Sheriff's by he Coutwil of Hii Royal Highness the ritvlal Wale,,, at, His, Rnyal. Chamber and I)qt.eity-011icoi - Somerset-Place, on Saturday:the ; vb.* of Novembei, in the Forty'— , fourth 'Year. of. the : Reign of His Majesty King George the Third. •an.d , in the Year •of out Lord Sir Lionel Copley, of Bake . , Bart. }ratu.la'Rodd, of Trobartha.Hall; Gould, of Truro, Esq. . Fr °Pr, IS T O perfflbt! 15, I 213 , STAI. F. 'lobo Maw, Gent. to he Assistant-Commissary of stores, I'rovision and V drage 'to the I/ OtTCS'. Gent , . to he. 4n - Assistant Commissary of Stores,. Provisiorii, and. i:ordge on the I n ne §4rvico. ee r :tred'hy the Lie:gel:4w If 14 C ount y If Bed . ' ' ford. • To be Pepusy Lielitenants—Sir Jonathan Lovett, Barr. John )Iq.g:ot.,ort, Esq ' • A aftur ' Ciark Esq. )• rommi,,i,ds ill roe Ekcifordshire. ..fictie.i 4y the Lieutenant, k, s i g h I. it. to be' Lielitenatii. Dated August zg, Gent. ta ,bo Ensign. Dated 19 az^. !te tslorfulk lYlilitia, signe.l.4y.tbe 'rant , Woit . ern Reglinent—Freclerick I.lCevor, , Esq. tObe Contain, vice cordon, resigned. ,Dated N0N.,1,- 18 03 . '' • e.'oo/ 4k rih.rion, i, the Corps of River Marines. in the Harbour' . Service or the .Port of London, 4 igged by 114 414je0. Datt.d Tidy, 9, iSoj. Ctsgrge Cranstotin, (lent. to be Lieutenant. Tho. Wadit, t.:;cat. to be Lieutenant and Surgeon. svfolkarkr of Coalmen and Y eont.my Cavaky. E sq. it , b Major. To b Captains--john hietiows Theotuld,- Esq. Cot:It:114s Cotktt,. fsq. fQhn CowperthwAite, Esq. • • .To. be Lieutenatits—Willbon Pearsop. • Gent. ;On Stow 1141(lrev, Celt George Henry Errington, Gent. T o he vornets—John Meadows R,odwell,, Geot. Philip pyiteo; Gent. lohn Brooke, Gent. Warioc,43blei Gendenion and Yeantanr'p Fienne-s Sand.:r,,on MI tier, ,Gcnt,to be Coinc.r. • Gentknten . and YeNnanl C. , u 41?.. Lloya i Gent. to be Lieuten.u,t, reaign4. 41dbaraugh Palatka. r. • • • nilip"Wyntri,'Esq. to be Captain. Benjamin Bunser,s, • Geot, to liaLieutenant. Robert Melles, Gent. to be Ea- i~iy;t►, lityford Fauniter.r. $'P;l ilressr,'Esq. to be Captain Thomas IT ulme, Gent. . - tv be- lon Gent. Or be Ensign. &spay Widow s. Peter Forzter, Esq. trthi;.M4jof,, ; • • . • • to be Capt:ii:l::--Robert Alderson, Taq. I)an';el PAntiote, Eigl„ Koberr ilutelier; Esti'. • To be Lielitemailt—Rirluird Man, Cent. t;e i tt. I . :Atlas Abet, Cent. o t) FlispAns—Stvphon Citill4M, Gent. Aitlittr Welt, (seat. htivaraSp,ill, 13.7..47 141tentrpl. tohil Sit4y , Esq. to b.: . kV illiam Carrard,'Cott. to tolletttemitt. Pc.lit 1401, Gent. to be ditto, John Fit'. -tu be . Erisi‘ e ;il.: 4rlijord ligndred.l42lAintecrs. Sarnuril Cc,'let, F.:(1. to be' Captain. Riibert Cuigcr, Esci. u , . r!!tr.J. Cilaorteld, ..Cent. 'tu 'be 'Lieutenant. meo,Jows, Cent. to bc ditto. John Cutting, jun. {;Litt. to be Ens ign. Sinnuel Rust Meadows, ittit. to be • . rvik firun,4.4l M Vdrint . eci Afivinj . , ..- • . • yiWelton liiddolph, Esq. to be. Lfreutenant,Cntb,. Edward Vonde; Esq. to be C4ptain. .I„loyil,,Eq. to betinto. , • • T o bel, s nitro i olts - iphn Dickanc., Gent! ! , Robert Wiggins. .Gecit, EitAturti Wynne, Gent. John lorles,..L;imt. John G•ent. To he Ensigns:- John (ones, Gent. ; , Tiretriat Buseley, Gent. Goa. Edwarci Grog. Lirkiiith Morris, Gent.' , Car: TlGAngirr I. • ,f :woes IZe•yivolcia Ray, Gent, tube Lictitetunt. j. • tog, Gt,:tit. to be , Litsign. •, t:dttydiom RaPeyri. • : • , ‘, t y' j !Lulu, (; cot , to by Lieutenant, viee Af. 'net. restglatti. I ) .irry, Gant. to ))4.14113411, V)twiterte To be ,cart,lius -41404) Low: Vcu. :13ioke, Esq. V,:ntor, ;apt • I.lr.dgei Esq. TiLlw 1: 1011, 1tarit 4.,141) )11w awn, G jolitt CoOke, Thotg.t§, C (;ent. Stccte, Gent. ilzujorniti rtowell, Gvcit, (1 - 6.6( mtiimeed.) John Geo; Parr, Gent. B NKR UP ICY if RG : E . ,4 an. 14. Rmatiiiold Siismors: and R. 'Cro4kcy, late of Rasing. 1 - 1411,1ittert nierch4utilual ra.lOlA. at ten, at: Guittkhall. - • .o.4Atlit UPIS. Wm. Lord, of Shipston.upon.Stour, Worcestershire, drug. 'gist; yrocer, to stirrender Dec. 7, at four, 8, at tilcveti, at The Unicorn lon,. Stow, and z 7, at twelve; at the George Sitipstou upon Stour,' Gloucestershire. Attornies, l‘lr. Knight, Stow on the Vold _; or Messrs. Kinderley, Long; ;OW 1 ace, Syttionil%.lnn, Ch.inccry.lane London; Cater evek, of Great New -street, tallow-chart/11er, Nov. xiS, ;nut Dec. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr gl o w!, Gray's- ru,.lane Terrace. lltainhall and Patrick Bramhall, late of Portobello, cutlers and loaors, Dec. r, 3, alid 37, id one, at the Ton/Inc-Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. "Ogg, flattori- C.i.ii:..n, London j - or Ms. Badgers, Sheffield. lienty Kix, idte farningitum, Kent, taylor, Nov. ig, 26, atria Dee. 17, .at eleven, at GuililhaLt. Attorney, Mr. Finch-lane, Cornhill. tlie younger, of Great S - anmore, botcher, Nov. 2(1, 4114 Det: 2), at 2C9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Turner, Warwiek.court, Crays-Inn. ,Charle3 Lae. of I iverpool, porter..brevver, Dee. ft, j, tlvi27, Due, artiv Gc,irge Inn, Liverpool. Attor. ney,, Mr- i.."-lorrolit . s, Chapel.•,:truct, Livetpout, .A. , 11) Chit of 'f fieyv Brnal-t-reet, milliner, Nov..i, and 3, 27, AT twelve, at Attornies, •TV4surs. aid Vol, Mittaiik.stree.t,.Westminruer, New ‘ ata le-upon-Tyne, woollen-draper, Dec, .• ticvck, at the Shakespear Taverb, New.. c::" . :iti , .:•111)6 . 6-Ty,li.'. A ttOßlieS, Mr . Nevyru s t ; Aftki Vlextiey, Chancery. n; Lottp.i4, • i''• Robert fameson and Sam. M'Qgpid o .of Sherbo, merchants, Nov. al, Dec ! 3, at • ten, and 27; at elgvers, Guildhall. Attornief, ?views; Barrow., Forhis, cock, gasinghall-street. a Thomas V-ion, of Bush-lane; , Cantn!n-sii;cetY,,,4l l- ac,,, Nov. 32, Pei:. ,7;.at ten. and '3,7,.at • leveo. a%P•HIP ,III4I 4' Attornies, Mr. Stuart, Bilston, Staftbidsitir2; or'-' 1 4141. Eger ton, Minos-Inn-square.: • • - • • Alex. Morison, of Waibtook„ Londop,,lnerchant s Np•ii, :9, • and Dee:6, 27, at ten, at Guildltil. ,Attornies, Ales:Jr.>. Swain and Stevens, Id e wry ' . Daniel Mesnard, of Shad-Thames,-„Harslertiown, ilealer, Nov. 19, 2.6, and Dec. 27 at eleven, at Guildhall'. At torney, Mr. Harman, Wine-Office -court, Fleet-street. Ann Farmer iitirrowes, of Middle-row', Holborn, habeniasher, 19, 29, and Dec. 27, at too, - at a nildriall...Attorney, Mr. Nov.,u rner, Margaret-street Cayenai‘h-sqoare.,, • Robert:Graham ind Wirt.'Graltiiii, of Making-Plate, `York shire, and, lames" , Graharti; of Aldentrumbury, cotton-ma- 4 miladurers, Nov. 23, at five, 21; and D00..27, at eleven, at the Old. Cock, Halif.i.x. Attornies, Mr. Mann, glland, Halifax; or.Mr.' gattye, ChancOiy.4arie, London. Win. Wryghte, of , Fenchurch-street,' wine and brandy merchant, Nov. ,r9s, 26,,anc1, Dec. 37, at eleven, at Guild hall. 'AttorneY, Mr. Fatry„ Thavie's-Inn, Holborn. john Keen - , of Cross.dane, - London, tadtor, Nov:. tS; 29, and Dec. 27, at ten,,at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Stow, Old South Sea-house. London. , joint Johnsen and Joseph Cullingworth;' of Leeds, joiners, -.,Nov. 3t, and Dec. s, 27, - at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds. , Attornies, Messrs. Holland and Atkinson, Leeds; or Messrs. Allen and Exley, Furnival's4nn. • George Goys, of Cawston, Norfolk, merchant and Maltster, Nov. 22, 23 and Dcc . 2 7, at eleven, at the Feather* Inn, Holt, Nortolk., Attorney, Mr. Withers, of Holt. DIPID4NDS., , • .• Die. 24._ Jahn Berritnan ; of Brewer-street, Pimlico, florist, at one, at Guildhall: •• Dec. - p. John Cox, of Leighton HUZZAH, Bedford s hire, corn and flour merc hant, at ele4en at Guildhall, London. DX.; John-Wright and Peter licavis, of_J3ristol, linen drapers, at eleven, at,Guildhall, London. . Dec. :7. Sam. Kempson, of Fleet-street, linen-diaper, at ten, at Guildhall. • , • - Dec. 6,. , James Hankie the elder, James Halfhide the younger, and lidtvard Half hide, of Merton, Surrey, c-olico printers, at ten, , at Guildhall, London. Dec. 12. Joseph Paine, late of New-street, Birminghani,' Upholsterer, at four, at Hart's Hotel, Birmingham: ' Dec. 6. 'Sam. Garr of Satmundliam, Suftblk, tailor and draper, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Saxtriunditam. Dec. 7, fairies Abbot, and Mark Falmer. of MonkWerti. Mouth Shore, Durham, sail-makers, at eleven, at the ' Btidge W oremout • • , • • CEIITIPICATE. • • Dec. 6. John• Peirce, of Lower Thamel-street, fisftmongm MAILS. AU ••• Iv sta. liambiugh 3 .... - • ritteli OF sTocKs, THIS ,DAY AT 1 - VoS4ft o'cLoclC. • Consols - • - 53 , f Onmium E dis, THE SUN. '413‘111111!Q,V11 DIMS 1 / 1 11:11tAll ituntalt I . , LONDON, NOVEMBER ; z.6,'t803' . WE have nothing further this morning respeaing the rumour of the French Fleet being at Sea. Had such been the case, we think we must have heard of it by this time through a direa channel from Admiral Cot;NwAt,t.ts himself. The Dublin Mails, two Of which, those of the t ath and zath, arrived 'this morning, bring us the same report from. Cork which appeared in the Paper published at that place on the .roth. The Dublin journal contains the following Extra& of a Letter from the Correspondent of that Paper \ • " CORK, Nov. 9.. 1 -- , This morning came, into Cove. the Diamond Frigate, from Admiral COR N W 141. Fleet off 13rest. She had observed two Sail of the Line and three - Frigates . escaping from that harbour, and had. followed them until she traced their course to be. towards,Cape 'Clear bay it% ascertanictlthictad,,the Diatocnd peaked for thia•Port and Admiral Lord,G Aso3 RN K has, giveat . ciirealons for . five: Sail of the. Line (now lying.: in Ucerlraven) to follow trio Enenty.!' • • • ' This is4vidently•the flame report; with the dif. ference that the French Ships were 'stated to.have come from L'Orient in place of 'Brea. it. is pos. sible that a Ship or two may have slipped out of some one of the French Ports, hitt we have no idea that their Fleet has put to Sea, though we have no doubt they mean to risk an Expedition to Ireland the very first opportunity. Co NT R. AR Y to expeaation the Official Dispatches in th,t Gazette.of last,rtight; from:General GRIN. Fll4O and Commodore 'Hoon, .contain litile or no details, of the Capture of Demerara and breip;bo further than were already knoWn. General qlt IN. : FlllO merely . announces the Surrender of , those Colonies by ,Capitulation on the r9th of September, 4 rtd commodore j-Woo adds; that, the.;Capittilation was signed on board the Heureux, and Aar. the • .Hippontortes .Ship Corvette, of i 8 guns, the only Vessel of 'the ` . .itataviin Republic a t Demerara, is . . . included' in the Capitulation. • Further Particulars • ... are promised:Abe first opporruniFy. Yesterday morning His MAlts.ry and the Du of CAMBR IDGe attended by Lord WALISINGHAM and Colonel MANNING/IAM, rode to the tight of Ascot Heath, where they met the Earl of SAND. wiott and a numerous field of Noblemen and Gen. tlemen, At eleven o'clock the Royal Deer was turnediont fur the day's cliveriion. HER MAJLATY anti the PatNcesitta took an air. ing to Langley, and there honoured Lady COUttr. t4ll Y With a visit. PRINCEst AMEI44 took an airin 4 3 by Winkfield Plain and Holly Grove, • The Earl and Countess of F.t.orts are at Pau , in Gascony, a ♦ery pleasant residertce about thirty miles from Bayonne. rotor SCOTT ) who was Physician to the Embassy at Constantinople, has obtained permission of the French Government to join his Lordship at Pau, and will soon leave this Country for that place. The inspeiling Engineers have, it is said, te.. putted to His toy t Highness tile Duiß of V . nut, .;, rt ip 44 Out-% ~ o)itiiiry weak poinc on tale lit N A rl2 NAWS. 1 3 1. - vt,lottrit, Nov. - —Arrived the Slitinih , Ship Nestor, laden with indigo, hides, tallow, Sc.. ' troin - ; 3 orto.Cav,allo, bound to. Cadii„ detainedby. the ilAverru s a PAvatcer r of Hull, commanded by Capt.- IVAL . robl.. The latter is also_ arrived, and hashitt all her crew impressed. - „.. Arrived . the Endltnion Frigate from a Cruipi Al-aired the Mgr j , ,Cape. ,2tY AR ay, andthe Apia, Capt. both _from, Newioundlancl—Siled thenceisnder Convoy of the his, of so guns, Vice... Admiral GAMBTER, but - separated from the flei i ts about 87 Sail, a fortnight ago, too leagues West, of Scilly. • - Sailed the Pant, of Walt:, of 98 guns, Rear. Ad. ;.. nu . "rat 31f CALDER and Naaragent, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet,. • • 'PORTSMOUTH, Npv. Is.—Wthit out of Hal, bour, having been refitted, &lis Majesty's Shies Blonde and Zebra, to Shithead. Sailed the•Goliab, of 74 guna,.under sealed orders. Saited,the Noughtless, W. Davit, Dirk), W. 'faylor,',G.4o land, I. Fotlieringhasp, Martin,. for Sunk, land ; Fortuna, 1. Anderson, lot Dieppe ; Nekao„.G. and Recornniencrnent, G. Kinde, for Dantzie ; Cuti~a r, Skinner, for London, and krundkitaft, ttenburg, for Longsound. Arrived the Endeavour, T. Bennett,fr.m I\%.vinJuth. PE N ., ..N9v,..l . s,—Sailed the Starlife.Gun.blig. to the No;e, with French Prii.oners-rilkeii in the., Arrived the Malitieune from a Crulze off Flush., ing ; the Immortaliteifrom tlfe Nore ; the Raise:s.4 able, from Dungeness ; the Mariner Gun.brig from a Cruize off Boulogne, and brought in , with her the Prthsian Brig Constance, laden with sugar, rum, and coffee; which she detained, -.being bound .. to Dieppe. - . . In the 'Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, dtaisonable, Magi cienne, Imntortalitc, Squirrel, VA maraothe r Vulture, Lark, Hound, and Trompctise SloOps . ; Seafo‘%;er, PerseuS 4 ' Fury, Zebra, Conflia, and Mariner Gun-brigs; Viper Cut: ter; Plymouth, Supply, and SOssez Oak Transports. MARGATE; Nov. 1 3 —The hie) • Winds • which have blown.for. several days from the South-West, have produced the most melancholy circumstances; The boat of the. Boxer gun.brig, bringing on chore the Captain, Surgeon, one •Mitishipman, and man. ned with seven sailors, on Saturday Morning unfor tunately upset, A Margate boatbappening to be near at the time, picked up four of the men ; but Captain CHISTFE ) the Surgeon. Midshipman, anti three sailors, were unfortunately drowned. Caraiot CH 11'114'014 ••••43'huAmtil of Mrs. C a ;WU 11 whop' in-partnership With Mrs. PEACOciti.keepti the very reipeaible Boarding -school, upon. the Fort as Mar,. gate, and was very deservedlyrespgied by all who knew him. ..,„, • R oya l ~,, . -.. • , and „,, . .. 1 nit (4l,nriOtir rrxwess,flugusta‘ Yachts . have left peptford fit the Hope, where Sir H. NrA I E an d Capt, O R E y will command tiw Shimtitat: are t tationed for the defence of the River. . Capt. C„ Ei„PtviNsToNe is appointed to command the, Ariadne. Frigate at Sheerness. • • : The , D.ulte , of Bout t.Loti proceeds to jetsey immediately in.• the .4 4 truerir . , of 44 guns, robe wider • the ofde.rs of Sirj4mEs Sow stAtet. ' -i. . . A .convoy was :appointed to sail from the Lee— , ward Islands, bound to.- England, about the z9th of . Ottoberk . _ . . La Confiante and La Braave, French Privateers, h4ve been ,capruyell by the . ravretvd,Liverpool, The following, English Ships . were lying itt he . River Tagus on the tat of No vem b er : • st Maigarel, - Griffith ' Queen, Dinnonil kl‘Master Ceres; Bennett • , Nancy, Wellste.d . , B at t Fanny, William . . Young William, Young Riga Packet, Stevenson': Hope. MillvtaPti • Antwerp, Dickson ' Ganuttort„:, . Nancy 114 Mary, Spagve Hope, 'Hodge ' Ceres, Bentley, Panic, KellUck. ' Good Intent, Seward Mary, DOYtt • • Insp.itch, Iloyfotd'- Mary, Shaw Queen of Nsplei, bather, Isabella, Quicksilver, Norton ' ' Alexander, Watkins • - Balaton • • BrOl)gar2OZA, Collins • Blacklet SpecutgliondokAsou. t• Brothers, Brown ' • ' ruth, Clement. , 1 Brothers, Davis . • - • • Yesterday the Lotto MAYOR prneeedeti in St eti from the Mansion House to hold .a Courvoil detmen, h being the-first Courtin the new filaytir r . sky ; his Lordship, on taking the Chair, '33 is usuiti,- addressed the Court in a neat Speech on the ec41... 5100. The .Court voted their unanimous Thanks to . CliataLlS Farce, Esq: late Lord Mayor, for his ~ g eneral good Condua during his Mayoralty. The Court, after strialy. examining the Meal_ weighers'. Returns of the prices of Wheat and Flour at the Corn Exchange, which being nearly same as last week, and the Principals of the Bikers' Company attendirrg, were called in, and informed that no alteration was to be made in the price of Breadp,therefore it continues at, sod. the Quartern Loaf Wheaten, and, Household Sid. , . One hundred Pounds was ordered to he paid each of . the Sheriffs out of the fines paid by Cientiemen. Las is usual) nominated to that office by tip' late Lord Mayor. Half a year's Interest of al, per cent. on the Orphan Stock; Will Ordered to be paid the Propri..!.. tors early in January next. The Court voted their usual Gifts and Gratuities, - and ordered the Wardtnote Precepts to issue for the Election of Common Councilmen on St. Thomas's Day next. Court of Common Council will be held to-. morrow, at G'oiltlhall, to settle tht Winch RAte, Sind to eta by ballot an Assistant to the Kill-keeper, ankaniothet business. rdrUNTEERS. • -•- • CIRCULAR LITTER FROM THE SECRETARY' ti •, yrATIt TO THE SEVERAL LORD LIEUTENANTS. • - -• . atY,Loatt, .• Nov. ra, 1303. A; swat inconvenience it .found.to,arlse from the freque , pittposals of alterations In theesfablfihments of Corps al • Companies-of-Volunteers, lam under-the netessiTy of a .prixini s your Lordship, that I shall think Ithurdutyth futu td...d4c, kw.: submittincithy proposition ortliat- n t attire.fo a.irr's•appr9bgt‘co, which has tbr U Oiled the redo' Sian or division, of any Troop or Ccitripant iMo TrbbPs Companies of smaltecotrentth,".UnlCSS of Oth taSOILS Callbe given for stick, reduttion diYISIOrt• take thus opportunity of requesting', that in fut Ute, Who your Lordship may have necauon to recommend any.. 4011 or Company of, Volunteers for His Majesty's acceptance, ti ptopesed 'es tabrishitteut t heti-OG . Olli p fete in every part iculo array be insetted in 6110'ot - the blank Returns wlsich'aecompall 51114:Letter, and that the Return Sfl filled up,' irial-be tram . mitted.to me at the same tirpe*with.theoliir. - It may . be convenient' that Jr:Shy:Ml(l applise your Loaf ship, 'on this'Occation, that, there . will , be no objeaion t grant -permapent, pay to.ast,•Adjutant whb has ser ved fog year at least as 4.Contraiisioned. Officer in the Regular embodied 'Militia, Fencib/es; or' tast fndla Company's Set ..viet, for a corps of see ,eff4ctivb rank 'and tile it Infa nt ' , - °t:3 o c. rank ,antL if` .Cavajty ; or to a ,Serjeant-Majo who shall have "Seri/ed. thrke yedrs 4 1- Some Ills MA fasxy's • Forces, or those of :the diast -India Compaq tUr o. Corps of aeo.. ettetive rank and - file if Infantry rit.taa rank and file itCavalry : and that to a Corps of leo rank and file of idgintry, or 600 of Cavalry; both an Adjutan Serjeant-Majdr will ..bo 'allowed on permanent pay, qualified as a b ove described.; provided thin in • all sal cases Os _Corps to which these Stitt. Oiticera are - to b aitacheif nit perntanent pay, shall agree to be czr.As unt a faghty.4ive... d a ys at within the year to the p ber of days which the old .Corps .of•VoltAnteers, to what Adjutants have been allowed tioderthe Regulations of rum laaW are exile fed ii attaitic at . ekoreite), and . that -the Coo_ manners of the Coins rePei'velloaktall, Ose e d:nof h -tad year. certify dpon,nenout number of days on whic tip Cofps, shall have adAttruttentled exercise. ' •.tJnl r sites aod conditions, your I • Anlbibi I or tv'' be.always - at liberty tp, recotumen4..eitber 4d,i4t.c!nit 4 -cif inl jeant -Majors, .or both, aS, the c:Aie'niav require,. ;that the Collis is'of the fence required ; thaf the gtaftMiacr' fecosnmended have the .necessary qbalificationsk:shdtb_al ~th; Corps Ara. Commandhig. Officers assent tp,341; oplitio" prescribed. - I have the Honiiur to be, • • My Your lAsirclsiiipAslitost,ohedient h um ble Seryira* it • •To. ae_Lvigieutithvit .:‘ 7. AK cotinfif. On Saturday an order was issuer} frotztb 6W; l: —......... - - : —.......•••••www....10 Office, raaencio.t7ingsmcioatt:tici:r.:chee.oltfrmy, enjoining ~'"' f rP o i r 'e t d h e ffi fi r :Z r t .e 4 ; : o 6 t:.o . :7 l h e e tli - r l :cn oliii ililiagliv e leili r: ' :•a ertrir::j‘ .A lideir"; ? en na ca , t ti h O e na c t blanket penman ' il)ing:... ;is t . o g . i . g b i e l . t in o :zed ioi iriY ' l ' l ' 4 " . Regiment Yesteni " of Lifit.,Guarils,, Barticits; turned out being ~ titinuteiY inspected . ht, t h e i r C o nim'ondol 'OffiOeis,- 'Colonels; BkAostiA w:ind 0'.1.4.00 , 0; ::they were Otdered in 6 'ille Park, where' 'chi) , iiicbc" ' ilieir tents opposite ',the Bayraclo....the, hat.l49r3" loaded With:c4tnp;kettfesi &c. • and the - . forge.cal ls were out ;dui.." Thi !ben wei criiiiittuoied 1)Y. di-v i " sioni alternately, and pradised in. toading arid ten. loading,the horses, . and - i n w h a t other maiioJUVe9 -might be tteCes . saryi if ' aaually in eaMp. C)rders are j li:'fila iqcillita n r Ige're artier; lilll.-ittYniliiei FP : i i 1 1 : f o lk : shortly esipefied fora squadron fr6m,.eaeri Regiment to march ;- and, should the Enemy land, hothßegi. Mtn" will be itombdiately'inined by laid Rbkal .Re fitment of Horse Guard , ',Vitae), the 23d I:ight Dragoons, 'and some Abet Cavalryegimeors, fight . - - Monday abqut-306 anununiC - .with necessary Military stores-, set'olfftom O K capi. talon their -,‘ oAy to ciiffelent part of, the ePost) P C ' f6"11 a ' Royal Brigade.. tort: Fagg laden nine o f s h o e pissed along esto::tinainecla h av y e .. l o . . strong mpiatiltlaiviryaleksii;rii.?. 3 , o ti gi gh e. r , Y r : VC'estrriinstei.bri4F..,.., . ‘ ,‘,..: ' • • A Park of Artillery is -establishici at,Stitlingy-..• The guns and stores were convey ed.: tiont. Lejth F"'el YeStelttly.. Scinflighi•• ' :., outli ,li ', • • ye. sea Th e Tr oo ps •in garrison at .Yrn t i Figs etivett each man, 20 .rn.un'ili btol:cartriage.' ' slgnals are ready in case the ;perry should atternil laudin g in the-night rand the sorfo.lit Ran;,, lola 11. , iflemen patrole the beach in. the night.: They es. * . et, in, the course cf next weoe., Au seceive aln mentatiO n o f iood TrOopS; wiiich will be lodged I the bariacks.' ' . I. `" I- . Peibtaniiit iii4:foi fort night , ar IVl.tit',lLe„ B . :lre ratio, - aria- r el ied 'the 13,:egillars therel . rbdvl tifie C r t e dl : o ll lN l : t il i n P n ° t 'ci t ln e nt l Y e a.s r Y s e t t , i al' i k e tn , ee l% ": 4 'c a el\lll ; a9.: i tt aa:t o il' i n C lL: te il e n r\ te iit-id r_ ri b ljl4l: :: tte'r i t: a 44. • et?ri-nttlelr : :gi e :I) t ni 'rite Magistrates cook . Place On. Monday 11104ni°14 1 3 tli:!GuildhalJ, when it was., resolVed to fel - ,' 4 principal - hOusekee pets, .w.lp are• not eng 3 g e ' d i '. ir ; ;fi l l : ,riwci. or r riliabale:tsowi•lmli,loitary: : 1 11:::::: ,,,, , a: d r 3 'fist and zd classes s of the ..deneral Deffic e ': tie fr a re t'wear t'llern. IR to aCt as extra.Constabk",o,,' i,,ijates have 13 bt:,forpied 4 40 di u i , n d ,tliedb4Js. A r - 1 .d. , 4 Ate t4cm:to appor" 1' u ..,,,,., for e4s ). tvitann. ~ Cener. • . ' 'l.' i na p t- 1 ova' ale ° al Sir JAiitrs Put.Tirtalt 1 I : Companies of the • Roy a l . S t aff Corp; ~ imrnedi3r4 y ::froioiii,v, oi - eiviiian..ortli'a ortof'h e &l:l ndurl i :3 ° -: , ' .. i . 0 , Lieutensncy of the.'County.M "'..- i'' t In t i, s,in . d ' ,.,i,fy,of Edinburellhave directed the enio'llo to :t i nplo lf ye e d 4 i ii n e i t s h l ' e :E4bi ren ' ''' A ` rt.&.fi ' t: ir'''b'niamln:Jttlicilli City and ifs IrCled , o ici.. _'Companies,: for the put pose of their bAing i al ,,, r , ks, - us Pioneers and Arti fi cers, ro cOnstroet . fie l ' : - he !ice baSsiofdoes, „ p6ll . down houses, (6:;e• .fr"' . . _ t . ve 'T ! h t e7 f O l ffic l e i r i s ne o th f YZelfi4nrfsitinbga.ttalion.o'f ..th'e 6inqae • Port Volunte e rs, on Sariirtl4v, gavo•an elegan t (ha ( ner ' at Witz°ll4l.l holeli-Dover,-. to rileii-CoU'ig ' Right Hon.. Wat. PITT and . hi's friends. L' ) " -I e 1 . „ 31 , el a z t NG:roN, Lord Me4toN,.Gencral ?Hirt's, (3° ,,,; Pito oe R I CZ, , and several `other' .Milit , it't Gd p u st .- Inerl were preseht,'. • Sunday - the - earns sOt 0 , 1 0 " 7 0 their Colonel, .on: parade, if it .‘stivs e pg we r.iti le • no them to turn. out. o n constant duty .f.r t'lirr'°o ,day!, when the wholes torps.:Were ntioninWils r''' fu r out and do garrison .0r any other duty-tor the als! v i ii mentioned. tittle: the time (;r gaud servico.* commence, on Sllriday .next. I, JO. . , COlOnel MACKE rrzt E of the cl Lig - ` I . ° t ~' , , try,. was unfortunately thrown 'fro,n his . "" - ,101 -Sh6rncliffe, a few dab's since, and it is apple"'• i ,. has received . a violent coneUssion , of the b" ' 1 Doulits are, entertained . of his recovery. - , r it . s .. At Epping Fair, in Es,ex, on 10011(13Y 3/1a t he day last, there was .a large b h o %s r . o f be;WS o f 0 Scotch, Irish, and Welch kinds, which ctrl "` t ° at off freely at reduced prices • many i s WC" 4 ..-.,.1,4