The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-20 00:00:00

• vqtv'eoN.s; A l'lttiv VOLUNTEER 'CORPS. jti MAJES'lN'having been gracinuttly'pleased to approve and accept of the &fel of ALEXANt)Ekt AVISON, Esq. of St. I.Prries's Square, to raise a Corps of 'Volunteer infantry, to be styled " LO YA L lONS," the plan of which is. to, comtfine economy with utility, Ceptletnen who have not aleady enrolled themselves arc informed, that. the Unitorm Clothing of the alcove Corps wilt not amount to the Sum of Three Pounds, which, with a moderate‘Annual Subscription towards defraying Conlift oles, will be the whole Expence to which any Member ill be liable. This Corps not being confined , to any Parish, Gentlemen desirous of joining it arc requested to do so as early as possi ble, without being deterred by having, perhaps, a somewhat distant residence,' as'placcs for training will be appointed in ditkront ofthe Town. T. 4 .I)pclaration Book, is open for Signatures at the Office, No. 3 5 , Piccadilly (on the North side, between Swallow .vreit anti Air-street), where Attendance will be given from Ten o'Clock in the Morning tilt Eight at Night, and where the Uniform may he seen. (a" Gentlemen disposed to. contribute towards the ex. pence of the Establishment of this Corps, which holds out so Important an example to the Country, are informed that a l3ook, is opened, and Subscriptions will be received for that eUrpose, by Mr. SiOercon ju t . ' No. • • By Order, HENRY HILL; SLCRETAKY. BVITISII FIRE OFFICE, STRAN D AND •CORNHI 1.1. LONDON,,. ESTABLISFIED to inure Homes, Buildings, hiantsfaetoiies, Goods, Merchandize, Ships, Yessels, and Barges, FARMING STOCK, and other .Property in ,Great Liman), front Losa or Damage by Fire. This Office has, by its exertions and the ameliorations in. traduced into its regulations, and' modes of business by its minagenient, and equitable and'. fair equaliiatl , ll of Premiums `tor thd various.dt 4 grees of risque, 'raised ttsall to the first in rank of Fire Insurance Offices, which t the be,t proof to the Public of the solid foundation pa',., It OFFICE, ..And justifies, their ,hided weft:mice:. , • . The Proprietors' ail for them Selves ,, unionneCted with any similaCestablislunent ; they origin'ally made their iarringe., ments upon the best 'authorities 404.ndinitiation, ,and their. experience in theirlexteusive concerns, has iiianifi!sted the Midi of their principles. • Anxious to render themselves permanently useful ; they dq not endeavour to procure business but upon terms !di rccipro, VJI advantage to both Ott:or - et and insured ; they avid ail . fanciful and wild schenv-i ; make experience and tact 'their guide ; and by calculatiw; riteir, Rce elates of lusuran•with due regard .to pipe hazard arising (ruin process in 101u fatiories, situation of Prelin.a s, nature of Goat% 'and other, circumstances, endeavour to affix. such fait ratio, thatio per.. son shaft pay either more or less than he ought. They are happy to state that exoerience and 641; and the very great number of 1 nsurances grantedby t berry on FAR IN G STOCK, particularly on their improveit Plan. enables .them to reduce the Premiums thereon, to.as. tid e per Cent. ; per Alin. ' . • • • • 'this O ffi ce makes good loss'hy“Fire kohl •Lightitirg: , l''',litsurances upon :lily Property will be granted tortinyperiod ltaot of a Year. Agent 4 are appointed in most of the prineipal Cqtles gut Towns in Great Britain, of whom Proposals may he lead gratis, ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS uthl. SI-10ES. LDWARb MOGGRIDGE, No. 44, Ludgate.' hill, London, hegs,leaye.to inform his Friends atul•the Pohlie in gelidtai, that after many ytars attentiom arid'expr rienee, hehas to alter them BOWL'S and SHOES, W ,tI;`FE ^ P R 0( ) with perk a confilenco of their being farietiperior to an) ever made. He makes the lightest dress Shwa and Pouts Water-proot, preset wing the Leather soft and pliable. lie re. commends them on shooting excursions, as no water can pa netrate.• Likewise his New•-inventedSHOOTING 11001'S learlter prepared : in this "Way, has the alvantage - of lasting twice as long as Leather dres4ed in the cotnnion way, An article - of Stich general utility vill no doubt attract the attention of the Public, and induce those who nave it real 'value for their Inlaid] to apply at his Minulaaory„ - as above. 11,, has no connexion with any - other House in Louden. , will thank 'tlfust "of 'his. Friends, and tint Puhllc r who m a y f a v., o r Imo with their ordcrs, to apprize_ him :is earl as possible, 3 . * it will. Irnable him to execute then' Com. itt4nds without Oisapina nt ment. assortment of Boots and,Chnes, Wsterproof 5151 :1 Im 0/1f I • /441.1 nala Trade. Merchants and Laptains liberally trUtcd with. " MONEY REAIIY . TO ADVA'NCE. I.,aties and : Ge . ntlethen frc. . (pie nr I y uulicr great pecuniary inc.otiYettient. - e tram got O ..,1,1),,,yipg sonw.iespeLtable channel. diruuko 'IN hose t inay . l) actintimodate,,i witlitettipmasi pr pqia lutut Sums ut Moityy s all rvisoil, ptntwosion loco/ries arisniy, rnnit reenoiri, Cop , , 'loin, or Leasehold. Estates,, in Latin Monf'i in tn.: ['twits. Itamt•Cliinge*, Mar ti 'KV W kiows jointures, 1 , 14,:05,. 1.; lci - gy ;iny other c.:ertani Incolfc tin "L H..., -may ve tnipptfett w ith - tciaipurqY or P t " .,113 "vIII Mui,ey to.anyr.atfutint, itaying . atloilti4te An. Stnify Ititt'rea. tin the - lame s ' redcettyn }le any time at tfonr o%vn option. The Nobility and Gentry of kno:wti prop.nry, flay IN ,icLonaa.nit-.•il un their ~ crson.tl secititty ! , ;. - will he iet:eigiei every. day till Three anti. Letr,r3 Cwrespondents .1,11 Town Cotiinty ,viii pc'immeafately answeied, 'addressed' to 'lathe ana Co. at limit Annuity !sink, No, 9, t; vat fintfilg.street. Charing-Cross. ... TM'. LATE WAR. -- This Day 11,,ai Published, -' In Tw0,14-ge Volurno4, .Ito. illuarated ‘Oth Maps,. iiricc Three GIIIIICAS and A 11,11 f, in hoards, . - - ~ r''',l ORY •of thc, WAIO whith .irs , h4 out of the I.R,L,NCII R' VOt.) I'ION, from their C o _ Intliccntent in ‘701,, until the.SignAtare or the PIC11111111.111..::i Of l'evixbetWeell Lireat Within and Fronce. . To wino) is annexed, a Review o f the Causes, ?i)(1 early , Proe.;re,4 of - OK, French Revolution; also copious kiitlexe4, Clironulokical "l'ables, sic. &C ' By tl-I.L XAN RST F.P.IIIF.NS, or the I.lorumi4* ivocketY Or the Middle Teitiidc E 4. • Printed for lifoWrir Phillips, No, 7t, St. PstUllb c ' huroi. .% aid. • This Day was pophshco, I.rice 041. or si. pvr 1)04. Luke. xii. 11,f that - liath ht) h%void lo him seli garment and buy one prc.,cliett baa Country Village, vrevititis to trio hirelinent tit Voloritcers, by the Rev.: CORNELIUS MILES, I{N`tor mid Captain. - • 6 6 G ent i e. j ir e ven '' Cut bisort . all interrnissioit ;stront to ( : rota; 41. 14 ing but. this fi e nd a Gallia, And ouTselVes ; . WI; hitt cintlwor(l'n letkolt set tut fbcapec '''.Newt more grant its inere) !" PrinwA 1,4 Booksell4r, tkith ; anti bold, by, Flaw Paternoster-row ; Aipernc, cproln11; and Ilatcliattt; •1.111111 , 411, • '• • _ Stilt nay wag pulitiqietti Dedicated, by iwtilds.don, to the !tight • 111:6,ter., vol. ra I, A NARR A TIV of the LOSS , f 1..", PAcK fi r tl“.• LADY I•l4 funttt , nit an ISLAND of ICI the A tiatitie Oce4n, vitit juste, Wit), partiettio i4ecount (t the Lscapeot the Crew In t wo open 1.41,it5. • , 1;} 14 lI.LIAIII 1)()101:1' 1:1 LLOWES, E 311. tOni ma tiger. etit“..!ti tor joint 4toilota!e, No. 181, eiceadill'y. wh4.00 ,1;1..y he h;id, No. I. to Xl.l. price 11, such o r 'FIR; I'a6,iirtellury Ik4eiutisr ul the pre4cnt St:;:sion : Uy Watiadi Wue‘itall. - . • , , , , • This Ddy wild 01 lidbed, in Bvu. Pricc ri. NAttRA'rlYl4; o' al.if 'Treat r3,. mcnt 'bp ENGLislt, ir=7o;dp i chit rt ... 1 %,1 ) Onverntitent at the Commencement 'of .11tratilitirs ; iklift the Tramaeliona . on arrivA La' tits Hrdt at .lA ni troc, Ulltratterwmat, dove); to the 14.1 vt Itd) . ; coma - ming some sc,:rci' Anecdetei of Bona. conl dent,al Commandant nt and an iic‘solint or the Ant nor's Lta;ape front theme tit :t Trunk. Jiy W .t 1.1,1 ;114 WRIGHT. - - LatrEngiisit interpreter to Generai Drahapc.(si, Comnlandanc at Calhis. B. The Trunk itse;ftnay be seen at Nu. ;3 l'Aternus. ' ter-row, :101)4100 Printed for T. tiadCOCk, l'AtentoStCr•TOW ; T. .Ginger, L ; I. A4perne, ; (;rcenlanti two 4.llAbliry•;:r.quare • . Ott .w Innn rtwy be tut, a New Citti,:ature—Tlic Aputitemis . I liunnurte. / • .PRICB OF. iiticxs, ynti nay AT 71104111 .o'e4t) Cit. Consols 4 . ' s4f,s4l.oiTut. , 6 1-1 do. H E S LI ,I\7 113L414 tlUll6 DICIIIIII. F•LiGIBI AUDIAT LONDON, Aupp ,3 7: 20, 1803. . Ws received this morninrthei Paris Palters to the 17th inst. Tile Fteneh Giiverlimeht appears to entertain the mist serious apiiehensions of an at .tacis•upon Hol&Id by the. English . ; and knowing how anxious the Inhabitants of that Country are.to be relieved, fromt the oppresSion which they at present: labour under, they will not trust the defence of any' place of,iniportante, particularly on the Coast, to . Dutch Troops. Almost every Fortified Town, is garrisimed by Frenchmen, who, with true military sang froid, areNv employed in cutting down' trees and knockinW'fiaw i l houses, to improve their ~ means of defencd,, Adz ntat vac" •.:te 1 . 006 troops in : tjig . ln of Itfty irtat'! l to the Sea Coasts, from wi,ich it is , itAirCit that', Ne Secret ExpeclitiOn . is. meditated ; but it is 'not very probable that they ..• . will attem pt tiny Expedition upon a large scale while We have so large a Fleet in the Mediterranean, and that Fleet cOnithanded by Lord ate 1, SON, • 'Ma' blockade cif the Elbe and Iffeset seems to hive . irritated the French Politicians and Journalists beyond all bounds Of modetation : the Colnonis of the Mviitair are filled with the most : virulent abnke against the . King and the People of Ragland; though ~•. pethaps'this may in some ine44ifi l iVeNecounted lbr 01-fti t i by the return of the l'irso.:o;po„w:rratitt. The French Papers 'annoitpcaraleW, trifling cap. thies.from the English, •- 'III; Funds arc s+. 60.. On Thursday evening fits M4Jt.sTY accomrtnied by the DUKV Of CAMTIKIDOV, the VitlNc•Ewks OtT,TAo , MAR y and Soptt : t with a "numerous at. ten,l:irce of Nobiroy,..vvolkca un tho I::crrace at Windsor. HER MAJESTY accompanied by tl•oe PR OJC ESSE ELTz All ETU and AmataA,, took .an airin g i n a sociable, in, Ole .Great Parii, and returned ro'Ac. Lodge, about eit ht, tit cock ; .after which TH E it MAI ESTI ES had a seled party at the Castle. Lord and Lady H Lord and Lady W. di LsIN i ; and Mr. and 'Mrs. .were of the Parry. Yesterday morning about' half past nine o'clock M.A3 Y, accompanied by the DUKE Of RR MGR and the. PKTN6ISB t3OPHIA,' at trndeti,by Lady J. THYNNR, Lord WAr , %lNCliitrul, std Gerle ral4 CittvrwitQwr GIN r4Nu. t r,„ e l al) 41:1 ► , op horseback and vie we d t h e .d rt i erent Farms In t .e Great Park, -and returned about one o'clock to•the ' Their Royal Highness es t h e Px INCRSSRS MARY 411 a . NMEL lA, a t troded by Lady C. DAmEtt, rode' in Windsor GTC4( Park, , . This ,day. a Privy Cogneil tt..t., held at Winuior t for, the intiptise of is , bing Letters of Marque agaimit. .certain States in the ,Mediterr.incan ,depentlent on. France, Whether Spain is included in, them, or whether they eunsig only of IGilian States, we 114 1 /C S not heard ; lint" fle Grzette of this evening will probably etplain t•: the Public. "GoVernment would have been justified in declaring against mote of the-ItAisn Stat e s some time , _ . Much mistake h” ariseturisjiioing a letter which Et.etits,rosri, cii",the Kki - I . ; , ,ian Navy, has' addres,ed to hi's friends'irrytiatalit`'..",..uotry, Captain NhToNie inetely 'states to•his friends his hav trig been appointed r, the. cotnamtl 'of a .54. gun 'Frigate,, and as a rettv-a„ty, ' that a Russian Squadron was to conic to Ei.tglanti in the Autumn, •A Central Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, ,, a rid Yreeholiterc, elf Warwickfihire, 09 Thursday,. the-•C:unty 'convened b 3. public notice from the High Sheriff, af which 4 most dutiful and loyal Adtices3 was v.uted MAI • The Military NVorlts on GaHeywood Common are oartyi t% on will) the vcatestakerity. Not leas than *zoo men, we arc informed," are now ployed on that linport , int service. In 'addition to the redpulits tpb4 I iiity:ti the lines of int r , :tich. mem, n thiily-gun battery -wilt-be ettteted ,;,) the mos t cthpinaritMog sittLit 104 and the whole cedif, works are to be constru;:t , ;(l on a forrnilible plan 01 offerilve and defensive operation,. I(OI3ERT \V 1 r:AtAkip .t. has preseitted his Corps with goo stand of Arms from his 'lndia Ships, in ennsetitteilec of the demand by 'Yolunte.eni for Muskets. Ye;terdayshe First Regiment Of LifeGuarrls•hait a grand- fi6d Illy in IlYdePark, and witztit'ilifo'ygli their different evolution, much-to - the sarisfatiiim of Earl . HAtt it 11.1 G TON, their'Cornniander. 'His MAIETy having been pleased, as a mark of his mgst . 'gri4eiou, favour; and' 't.pprobar ion, to i:Orifet on the f'i'rst Devon Regiment , iA.. Gentlemen and . Y . COMAIIry Cay:ilry, coarraitiridNll:ifr Cctiloel Lfrr t i .• ir fki 1 t n otrt „.,, e . - ROLLE, .the honour nt . ,p . sti:g s ii k . y. , ii ts.ginient the Uniforni of 'that Corps Will now - be faaad2'witli blue. ' . ",L :Jai .. . Yesterday the 3;1 Reement VOlitnteers - had a. grand Fieb.l..day a t ; they were commaruJed by , Major jAo.K.,ioN,' and reviewed by Thq. niantzttvres, thouzli porrisely cond4Cte.l lnl L ; l ,_ sleeliest imd gualtid,"'weic a preeii;lc‘n ~ vntc.4 could only hive 11:'01 6klektt::ti from vewrons. %.11:0. 1116 l~rire was won bj- the . sth Corppthy. PARIS, AtIC;; 16. YiSTER.DAY at two o'clock the First Conga rt. ceived, at the Palace of the Mailkries, Deputations r frotn the Conservati've Senate, the LegiilAtive rßaiiy and the Tribunate. Yesterday a supetb Ship of $o guns, to be called qhe./Vvtime„-wastifheLlaunched at Toulon. The Brigantine l'lntripide, Captain BAVASTRE, has taken anti.phried into .Malaga the loachitn, of one gusilantr.sevtirl rnen, • loaded:: with tobacco ano cottorh):,m, c l'hel3l4l Francefelttl • duty t priphavelt tett o consecrat? in ,a peculiarly sialemn manner, the Lgth of August, a day remarkable for being the Huth, day of the First Consul, for hi* nomination to the Consulship for Life, for the signature of the Concor. plat, and which-is diitinguished in the church as 'being the' day of the-Assumption of the Virgin MAItY. The following, is an P.,xtraa . from the Mandate isiUed by the. Bishop of gu IMP ER upon 'this occasion. 4 ‘ dad said to the Revolution, as he formerly to the Sea, 1 ique.- bur traria co/trip:gels , t,tl4en4t ihrliotirros.' He sp . iite, and we immediately ißaw both the blasphemy. Which accused ltis,power,lnd the wickedness whiclidoubted his justice; Cease. From the extremities of the•earth arrived u ma strong enough singly to conquer 4 Revolution which had Oftquered-all the world. It had beaten down the powers of die age, and the great men of all hations h but at the presence of this Hero it. was itself, sub, duel---4 Domiaofgetupptst istud, &e," Mr Cit E, an Englishman who was tried by a ' l 4 lilita ‘ riConunission Spy, has been acquitted stutut at liberty: Yesteetley'atilii . on, the Fifst Consul heard Mass in thei 4 riviila i llapel of the 'Thullleries at CWO he t , onzut - • . ' receiirt4„;he l go t s,stttuted Authorities; -and at four gatrelgitve.taißpence 'to the , Corps Diplomatique, At chi. Atli lienCe M . : La I.3AILLIE FORITTE 4eliyerekt, his I..ettei. of • Credence, . in quality: of Minister : Plenipotentiary from the .Ordet of .111 a ha: At five a Mourn, at.. Which the tun. ; (ituted 4tl(llwities assisted, Wats ertaunt. etl . in the Metropolitan Church, in cOrrimemora, tion of 'the Birth of ti,e Mkt of his ape. potntincrit to the Con.wite 1 . 01 Life, and. ...)t the. Sig:idiule of the Cenicordat. The rem. inder of the day consecrated to, general rejoicings, spena clergratis, , at the rincipnt theatres, illuminations, concerts, 84c. We kart . ) from Oresi, that the, Minister. of ' Ma. ripe has blot ulders to Messrs. Littqfmts,, MeaAs, So Lt.l I N AC, yALT ROSAMF.T, PENIERI/S7CI.AV IN, And Lh lqu E, officers of Marine, to bet out for BuuLgne. Lig Niarrve, captured from t h e 'Etlglish, w i ll ;,00111.kc..(eatiy tor lied. HAM It UK Gl4 Auo. reinforcements des. tined for the Army of 1 - tanovvi, 'pais successively througliWestphali.i ; .'nd it ii cunfitmed that the Cabinet of •Berlin has talented .that should Araver,e that part of the Principality of Mansier : Whitll belonai to Wesipnalia. The Prussian General in Chief . in Westphalia, LicutNarit-General had 4everttl - voiderqtices with "the 'French General, for the purpose regulating this passage. Fir uotoro l, AUG. greater part.of the es-caped the general measure' of arrtletAy hastening into t 6 Neutral l erritortei the Countries of .IYrufehatel wind Valleirgen, are there, as it were, blockaded, as •they cannot . obtain Pasiport s to proceed farther ; and if they do obtain.- them, they must .necessarily traverse tither French or -- Helvetic' Territory. lLtc ue, AUG. 1.4 . . 7 —The Deportment of :War has,.given tlyvirceasary artless for, placing wrench Garrison 'in the 'Town of Sfreitivtrin, One of our strong plates. The to.ftit Demi.brigide of "French Ihfantry have been embarked at Brriev.eir.zaoffs, 'for rikzee, with the Bth Regiment of thoseurs, 'and the .sreurtti Pattaliutt of, the third Demi.brig4de of 13dtts vian Infantry. GOUDA, Auu. to.ii-AcCordi'Og' to the . new (lit. 'positions orthe War Depattment, the Camp traced pear this place has been countermanded, and will be placed nearer'the:coasti and - the - points most me naced. Our Town, and tseveral , others in the . De.. partment, of Holland, will receive strong Garrisons, which will make part' of. the Di v i s i on o f G eneral CASSAG itiK, who will r eside here. The 18th French Derni-brrgade of infantry ate to arrive to.morrow: itey , 6r,to.Morrow I zoo' French" Troops are tq "teakt4ii6 g *IS Town, , in order to proceed 4044 Holland. U Oki 4(. . Auo.9 . Ailmt r al Baum Writ es , that On the Ith, in the 'morning, ;in Englitih Brig and a Cutter anchored before" the Port, at a,great dktance from the Bitteries. On ll,c Bth a Olt 'number of vessel§ joined amongstothersk,a,larr Borob-vt!,,el, whicit t f irew . ih oi 3 to'a & - reat distance, They tell at Soo [ raises, but were too far distant. The Admiral ordered Gallies out to attack them, .but the ebb.. tide pretrented them. During this time the Enemy had come.withirt . ,. 3so toises of the works of a Fort, but when they saw the Citaloupes come out, ind disposed to attack :p.therti, they..raised.inc.hor.- andttookto Flotilla pursued them foe two ldkgues and., a, halSei: - .!Aft.Ertzlish Brig- r received• considerable damage. t; The English Vessel. , the Redbridge, of 14. :ronades and 6eomen, and• the Brig. Caroline, 9,1 , 6 ';•guhi, - have been captured , by a French Frigate ViexerA, Avo. CHAM.# AG: I Y/ ,P4'?i ` ;Trench Minister, has frequent-conferences with thG./. Count de CoitilwrAll It. It is .presumed - that. dig/ relate to the events which have been occasioned hy the- rapture' between France arid. England.. Out:• Court has offered to interpose its good - offices every thing that may accord with the stiia npul trality which it has adopted. It is said that M. CtrAmii-nortr will be shortly recalled from Vienna, in order to fill an important employ in the Marine , . where he served a long time. BRUSSFLi, Ave. ' 13i..••• reinforcements' of. French Troops desttned'for the Isles of Ziatagtft arrive there ddily, and they expki in the trivet , of -a few days in the Isle of lnlcheren, tht: five Bli t ; . lions of Dutch Nattanal Infantry which march ed ' from the Camp of Gersel for that debti , ation. T he E.!tglishforcei on those shures augment daily. §e", -verAiFishirig Vessels from .the. lithe T ort of lircer e hive been captured by an Eoemy's Brig, w hich Car. tied,them into I‘l,4 4 ate. A Camp. of 15,000 men wlll, said, be fOrineCt towaids'.the.end of this month,•/abou4 _five 1C from dn theroad ~ • • , •- •A' _..ANICS OF THE IVIO.H).•AVC. ro. elle'• *l:general circulation, that a , part ..of tile. Army will mach tvi th the 'consent. 'of Demtai n ki to the S.,und a g ainst t he English„ '";°". march (rumv i erillßu t d hieelsoi;teic,,r i of I tl:rcicls 'Troops haie begu then n:the to h 6 C the Mediterranean, and .it is suppose t dfrom as t t l s te:: riioVernents,, that some Secret Expedition is in con. teniplatien, The Army of Observation in the South of Italy, under the corprmn4 of General ST. C•fgr daily receives reinforcezents. Zr at' present occur pies that, part of Naples which extends fron 014 frOntiers u the States of the charCh to Or rantU end Warentam., The other half of the lonviqin nsstlae occupied unless' circurnstai.ces cessary. The liTeapolitan Ports in the Mediteltanean are blociFed up by the English. A part of illc t `" ) srenr,h.Divisions posted ixtr,/ecsillip i g fa an have fece ived orders to psi the' Ailig;;.,a4 to pg. Ferrara and Ancona, into Naples. There will reinal° in the - environs of Mantua, and Along`the Au 9 t rialS Frontiers, nut more than /2,000 assn. Thus arises from the circumstance .Of the cabinet Of Vien na having declared formally, that thE:.ghligokolt is d e l refrained to observe the stridest. Neutrality. STRALSUND, AUG. 3. —The Kftid and QUI" of SWEA4I43 and PrinCOSS SOtHIA-, Sailed. fro m Dalarac on the 25th July, on board the Cairiko and arrived. on the Ist of this month. at Pert 4 °° the .2d their Majesties disetnharke'd, and Ylet:th i o. &rpm,. where they supped and passed th e fu r l : Their M a je st i es are e xp o .d here at n fc ,h iuc t ,, r thisev a t i ,i i ti not . knoWn will enel Iq n eiing n this bu cty.s Yesterday a Court of.Direal6rs was irld at t t lie s La.st India Huse, when 24 shlpS were Taken I°' hr service of o Government, amounting to ten thou" sand tons and upwards, The Court adjourned at late bur,. kill Wednesday next.' Accounts received in Town from Amcricalt3re' that a.considerableitimiber,of French Mcrcliantiller either-remain or have- taken Alielter in. the Pars. L" the United States, from an . apprehension of hel l 'g captured by our Cruizers on their return to FrdilCei Nearly. twenty •s.4[l ire now lying in lb° l e ft Norf,,ilt, in Virginia ; and several. which Isan",iit. St. Domingo, °tidily laden, had. put into the nft ; er a ix l: i t tri e ii . v ' ez ' elit s in a dtv i h d aeishini t .eio h tn a a t loi the" contfafts 'fo • r buildinf * ; l l l c T i . r t : ,fi t an l l t i i is s iite C hde o_u , bp n yi t a r c y te i sl,e b .we i f t eo b f e t tte heyasc,r6e fitting e t m he p m loy o e u , r i , in it N is o . v u e l m td b e e ra r t . oo ., d they wil l . • 4.Ll ' a it ilY falseand mischievous report having be t " e h i e r ; culata . at Honpsteild, that the 'Volunteers, wjas, • disciplined, would-be emb.3lied with the 1 4 11 t he the AnOttNIIY-GINEItAI., and Mr.•PLOMII" on, ,Counsel, met the VolUnteers in the .Cilu rc d 4 t he Sunda', ‘Vhere the expholned the Ad, mho", Iround y lessness of t h e report, arid the Volun teer ' tired perf&tly satiAed.. - The Duke 41 - I'O . RTLAND, - with a conae.‘-- t.vdt 4 V I liberality highly honourable to his ch aratlEr# l ' plenteotts - Dinner toeitiorrow' t. 'labOUteli employed in his 'service. d ' l '• iS bane to It ;het's, in Essex, - to enjol tiis change •0 1. ,l'i ro pi has been Jong ihouglit that the air of the .'" fig dues not agree with . him. - • • • 44.44Y-b•LIZALSTiI MONK. 1 9 at Pl y mouth, .tethsz Piece that' wili-aiwa} abe Faibiait. D eury.lane Theatre Opens:ale Low, an d Cpre A t. 'o.4ttlen the lath of ACM Month.. L