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If/Jr-Office, Sept. to, 1803. 41,1crInerion genqimen and Ycoma - qy Cavalol. William Congreve, NEsq.to he Captain. Wililarn Hayts, Cent. to.be Lieutenant. William Stephens, Gent. to'be Cornet. • • (Melba?, awl !Porn:fey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Slr Abraham' ilume, Bart. to be - Major..Cononandant. Artemidoras Russell, Esq. to be Captain, vice 11kitne. john Earley Crook, Esq. to be Captain, vice • To be Lieutenants— John Baker Richard, tent.' vice Cooke. Thomas Nlajor, Gent.' Cherhunt and Worndo Geniltmen and rtosnanty. I►ifantry—Richard Gower, Esq. to Captain. Tho. Murat Cent. to be Lieutenant. Darlington Volunteer Legion. him Trotter, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Win. Wetenhall, Es4i, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. James Wilson, Esq, to be Major. To be Captains—Samuel Forster, Esq. Richard Hodehon, •Thonias Clark, Esq. Wm. Bowser Garth, Esq. John Robson, Esq. To be Lieutenants—John Bland, Gent. Wm. Clementson, •Gent. Abraham Shinto% Gent. Hilton ,iVliddleton, Gent. George Blake, Gent. To he Ensigns—Roberßland . , Gent. Richard Child, Gent. fettles Johnson, Gent. Christopher Herd, Gent. Tho. Barnett, Gent. Cavalry—Thomas Bowes, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Leon. aid William Hartley, Esq. to be ditto. Thomas David. son, Gent. to Lieutenant. Thomas Charge, Gent. to be aim. George , Ornsby, Gent. to he Cornet. Richard Wilson, Gent. to be ditto. Michael Basnett, Gent. to he Adjutant. The Rev. Thomas Vaughan to be Chaplain. • fairtvood Kluntet• Cavalry. Gcor6e Pigott.Rogers, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Allen, who resigns. v.. ) . Kew Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. ' Thomas Turner, Esq. to be Captain. loseph Ruse, Cent. tc he Lieutenant. 'Thomas Mercer, Gcut. to be Cornet. C,,r I.)yke't 7"ro# of Kent Gentlemen and 'i'elatanty Cavaby. Fcrward HomewoOd, Gent. to. be Cotner, vice Chavinan, who resigna. ' Kent Guide'. • ' • , John Austin, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. Thomas Brett, Gent. to be l.le i utenant.. 'Thomas Weston, Gent. to be Cornet. renultA Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavalry. Cornet lames Vivian to be Lieutenant, .vice Lanyon, who resigns. Archibald Cook, Gent. to be Carnet, vice J. Cook. loseph Reynolcia,,Gent. to be ditto, vice Vivian. SlaprdWre RI/4unit of Gentlemen Yeotitanly and Cavalry, Charles Dobson, Esq. to ; be Captain, vice Leigh. Cornet FignrY ..Crocket to he Lieutenant, vice Hume. Richard crocket,(.;ent. to be Cornet, vice C rocket. Henry Case, diO be dittO, Vice Collins. 'John Finneyi -T3 ellt, to be ditto. • Rval Snelthornr• Legion. Ins Royal Highness William Henry Dukeof Clarence, K.G. to be Colonel. Wilson Bracid?ll, Esq. to he Lieutenant. Colonel. Samuel Marshall, Esq. to be Major, lesiah Escf. to he Major. . C::valry.—lolin Chambers, Esq,' to he Captain: Henry lock, Gent. to be Lieutenant.• Tophain Davis, Cent. to be , Cornet. Inti.ntry.—To be Captains -George Gibbons, Esq. John itae, Esq. Peter. Henderson, Esq. I . ellery, Shaw, Esq. Thomas Ravertield, Esq, John William Roberts, Eq. To be Lieutenants —George Mum 'ay, Gent. Charles Mur ray; Gott. Inoton kJ:oared North Tie* 'of Gentlemen and Yeananry Ca -4/.1.1ty . Cornet john Duffle .to-be Lieutenant. Charles Oldfleld Boulei to be COrtie.t, vice . Dutlieltl. 7 Yorkshire, Northern Regiment of Wilt Riding Gentlemen and , y o msoy Cavaity• Thutnas , Foster, to,be Lieutenant, vice Crowder, Chath.atn,and.Cilllingh:sm Artillery Volunteem! Brisac, Esq. to be'Captain. William Drawbridge, Gent. to 'be Lieutenant. (ohn Stephens, Gent. to be • ditto, . Allen Matthews, Gent. to beditto. . , • Clattrer 'Mcfunreer hifantty. . . Roger Brimston, Esq.' 10 he Lieutenant-Colonel.Command,. -ant. Edwaid'Ommany Wrench, Esq. to be Lieuteant. Colonel. Edward Holt, Esq. to be.'ditto. Captain lo sold) Wilmot, from Half-pay, to he Major. Roger Svvet itnham; .Esq...to be ditto. • • To be Captains—Charlis Hamilton, Esq john Fluitt, Esq. Steptialleeke, Esq. - Hugh Robert Hughes. Esq. lion Edward Massey. Charles MOrrall; Esq. Ylttltp Humberston, Esq. Hercules Harrison, • Esq. George French, F.Sq. ' William Massey, Esq. Robert Foulkes Currie, Esq. ' • To be Lieutenants—llepry Bowers, Gent. John Cotgreave, Gent. Thomas Cotton, Gent: Harry Grey, Gent. Pep . loe William' Ward, Gent. Edward Vernon, Cent. George Archer, Gent. lames Ward, Gent. Peter Flenegan, Gent. William Seller, Gent. Thomas *kin's, Gent. Robert Brittain, Gent. Daniel Aldersey, Gent. Thomas Rath ' bone, Gent.. james'Parry, Gent; Edward Roberts, Gent.. Samuel Ilninphreys, Gent. Thomas .Evans, Gent. john Coo i wr, Thtnnas Poole, Gent: Thomas Smith, Joseph I:oitison, Gem, Thomas Francis, Gent. William Howar , i,,GOit. William Cole, Gent: john Munk, Cent. To be Ens:,;r.s—Saintiel Davis, Gent. john Finchett,•Gent. lohn Fallkner, Gent. John Moulson, Gent. George ' Bailey, Cent, Dacia Fr.:tic's lanes, jun, Cent. William' page, Gent. Peter Stanford, Gent. William Shaw, Gout. Thomas Crane, Cent, To be Chaplain—Rev. Pepine Ward. • To be Paymaster—Thomas Edwards, Esq. To be Surgeort—,Willi;im Gent. To be Adjutmt—Wil ham Magnus Henderson, Gent. To he (23arrerowst.!r —Robert !lowers, Gent. . Artillery Company.-ThOrmis Dixon, Eaq . . to he Captain. To be Lieutenants --John Lloyd , Gent. wipiam Cortney, Gent.. Thomas Atlrimion, Gent. • • r tbesur Voluirtar Infitnity. -• • G eorge p a ifr e yralo, Esq, to be ctiptaio. Richard Palfrey. Gent. to be Lieutenant: ,petcr Harpur, Gent. to be li►►si};►~. Orptcever ,Vclnte..r loseph Cripps, Esq.. to be LieutentintXolonal. Edward cryps, .E sq. to ne Myr. To b.: ettptiloar- john Masters, Esq. William Stephens, Esq. John Croome, Fsq. To lv.l Lieutenants•--jain Crown; Gent. - Robert Dewall, (;ent. Ridiard Masten:, Gent. David Whatley, Gent; • Edw-ird l)aubeny„Gent. . Thomas Parker, Gent. To be Ensios --Charles Fanclt,t;, Gent. Edward %Vara. ham, jun. Gent; bun Savage, Gent. John Morso, Gent, To be Adjutant—David Winaley, Gent. . ,Daddiegion IV:lntrer Infintry, , • , Th. Rev. Henry Delves Broughton to be Captain. Thomas l'urtia, Gent. to be Lieuttnant. ftichsrd Etlletiton,jup. Ensign, . . Faikirk I'4l:tweet . Major flay, Esti, to ire (.!;.tpt tin. I:itttexi,4rqwn, Esq. to be ditto, i eloit!tlA 4ktnt, Coat. Lt.:tat:tiara; James Waugh, Gent, to 1);. ditto, (;e6ri leek s t;uut. to be Enstgh. (;t111: to bc. C.),/,/,:vr j it....';fmettr hut:mtg. !An G'crant, Gent, to bo Sccona Liettterialtt, vice trachan. Fulbainnisertteer Telm It , kyrick, Esq.,. to hJ KljoLr..c.'orninargiott. To be Capraiiis---Citat Alexolcict erabb, Esq.. Samuel Rash E4q. ',Henry tiortnet, Esq. Thomas 1(411, Esq. . To b, Li eu t e nants-lohn Crabb, Gem,. • James' hlatgoP, Gent. (.;;;nt. loon' %V hitmarsb, /rods/ram r w oll:eer ,1- - ;lan•r ) .. I.);inid Asbley, Esq to be Nfajor-Coloal.o1.1:olt, t;eorgr hitley, Esq. Wit tiain ANbley, eckeribg, 1., be Lieutcmints--jono Ge;it. &Lon IlayeS ) Gcnf. John WWII, Gent, lobo 4ia Icy, Gc:o.. ist2 El,s4gm—josvph fone3, Gera, fo, , n Lewis, Cettt. folio Iteddish, ccot. 'Po be I.).4yowter---W!iiwnt lamorg.vi hl,9rmen, gti ore Jenkini, cent. to he Ensign . John icnkins, Gent. to be date, jlalkiu Miner: Vaimieerr. Vil ;Ilion 5r9,..-ttley , V. sq. tt) ps.: I;l,ijor. ~.. Lv al Lionel I k tvsread ,r4,lloqeey. 1r; antsy, 7,intly, , , Ciiriitaphor Thomas Tower IQ be Co pt‘tin. Henry : Green, Cvnt. to. be Lieutenant. Ctl4ll.Cl 1314Antve, Gent. to be Liv4l,;fl, "tendon Volunteer Infintry. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas' Nuoll, Esq. to be Major. Commandant. f ;tines Warre, Esq to be Captain. Hon. Hugh Lincliay, to be ditto. Richard Bowyer, Esq. to be ditto. William Gerves, 3un.- Cent. to be Lieute. nant. Samuel Morris, jun. Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Littlewood, Cent. to be Ehsign. . • tjt Regiment of Ilatfoidshire Volunteer Infantry. Cornelius Cuyler, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Samuel Robert Gaussen. Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—The Hon. William Lamb. Petbr Gaussen, Esq. Joseph Sabiro Esq. To he Lieutenants —William Strode, Cent. William Lucas, Gent.' J. Wilkins: Gent.• To be Surgeon—William Lucas, Gent. • Hertford Pi.&weer Infantry. The Hon. 'Edward SpeneerCooper to be Captain; 'William Dent. Esq: to be Captain. Thomas Spencer, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Henry Arlington, Gent. to be ditto. Lsral Highgate *battery Infantv: Nathaniel Harden, Esq. to be Major-Commandint. To be Captains—John Addison, Esq. Walter Miller, Esq. George Jolle, Esq. • 'to be Lieutenants—Thomas Cross, Gent. John • Priekett; • James Henry Poulain, Gent. William Pell Ren, Gent. To be ElAga — Wiles Wine, Gent. • fames Grolies, Gent. ilitchen Po!water Infantry. • William Wiltshire, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. Daniel Nash, Gent. to be Lieutenant. • Daniel Timnis, Gent. to be dittß, Wiliam Bedford, Gent. to be Ensign and Adju. tant. _ • _ Eau Ken 4 rolifnitir hrjanhy, George Finch Hatton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel COM. mandant. The Eirl of Thanet to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Samuel Sawbridge, Esq: to he Major. To be Captains—Sir Edward Dering, Bart. Edward Austen, Esq. Nicholas itorindell Toke, lisq. Edward Finch Hat. ton, Esq. Henry Darell,' Euq. Thomas Brett, Esq. lames Wildman, Esq. Edward Danell, V.Sq. To be Lieutenants— Joh Mime Smith, Gent.. Daniel Antos, Gent. - Edward 'Scudairtpic, Gent. Thomas Sutton Gent. Joseph jell, Gum. To be Ensigns—John Wootton, Gent Richard Coleman, Gent; Thomas Kennet, gent. John \Vyborne, Gent. ,John • Sutton, Gent. George Hughes, Gent. John Pike, Cent. Titorn.as Bishop, Gent.. Knuttlord Volunteer infintg. • ... 'Thomas William Egerton, Esq. to he Major. To be Captains—Strethill Wright,sEsq. Thomas Wright, Esq. Cosmo Walldeo, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Daniel - Leech, Gent. Peter Williamson - Durnvilc, Gent. Francis Twentlowc, Gen..... Owe n, . Rcade, Gent. Lewis -Wallace, :Gent. John Froggatt, Gent. . To be Ensigns—Joshua Cragg, Gent. Jamey Potter, Cent. , John Dumvile, Gent. Leek and Lowe Volunteer Infanti.x. • - William Bradnall, Egli ( ,to ,b; c4.Ptain. .Edward Powis, jun. Esq. to be ditto. To be Lieurcnants—P. W. Davenport, Cent. Henry Jones,. Gent. • losepb Condlyik; -Centy• Richard Sleigh, °cul t To be Ensigns—Williant eltillips, Gent. William ;ter, Gent. . . Liverpud Voluntree Infantry. •• George Williams, Esq. to he Lieutettant,Colonel.:Com ntandant • Henry Blundell Hollingshtd; Esq. to be Lieu tenant-Colonel. To be Captains—George Goring, Esq. Jacob Fletcher, John Tomlinson; in. Esq. Richard Alinson, Esq. Ford North, Esq. llamas Hallway, b.' sq. Jong Radcliffe, Esq. Samuel Matthews, Esq. Edward Dia. son, Esq. lames liornby, Esq. , To be Lieutenants- Thomas Bromfield,-Gent. Thoma* Ward• Denison, Ge.nr... Samuel Brown, Gent. 'Atos:us Berry, Gent. Thomas Peacopp, Gent. Adam Lodge; Gent. John Swainsov, Gent. Edward Renshaw, Gent. Williarvt Deane, Cent., Joseph D'Aguilar, (,emit. Michael Pool, Geitt.• john Itoskell, Gent. Henry Norris, Grin. William Brocklv..hank, Gent. klrnry Gent. Matthews, Gent. John. Iliad, cent. John Payee, Gent.' 101111 North, Getit. William Critchlow Gent. Charles Greethain, Gent. To be Ensigns -Joshua Purittg, Gent. George Roakell, Gent.. Edward Carrie, Gent. EdAar Corrie, Jun., Gent. William Welsh, Gent.. [plies Waliltem, Gent. John Brown, Gent. Joseph Pool, Gent. Liverp;ol Poluniter Artillery. Peter Whitfield Branker, Esti. to be Centmand'ant. 'Manciwiir and Salford raluntecr Ir fall y. jaMaa'Ackers, Esq. to be Colonel. John Leaf; Esq, to he 141.140040r-Coloucl. tionry Farington, 4q, to ti Lieu tenant-Colonel. 'John Drinkwater, . Esq. to be Major. John Clayton, Esq, to be Major. To be Captains—ThoMas Wilkinson. Esq. Georgy,Web ster, Esq.' James 011ivant, Esq. Samuel Gardner, Esq. John,Cluse. Esq. ,John Singleton, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. Henry Barton, jun. Esq. James Barron, jun. Esq. Thomas Boar.lmaii, Esq. Dennis Milner, Esq. Thomas . •Yaces, ESCII; To be Lieutenants —James Molineu, Gent, Daniel Lynch, Gent. Thomas Blackwall, 'Gent, joteph Kyle, Gent: john Fullerton, Cent. George Alcock, Geqt. Witliattl Leech, Gent. Peter W airpesky, Gent. Henry Wilson, Gent. • jaeob Davis, Gent. john Walker, .Gept. Wil liam Howe, 'Gent. John Edniunson; Gent. James Stubbs, Gent. John Holt, Cent. Thomas Robinson, Gent. William Norris, Cent . Michael Gibson, Gent. John Radcliffe, 'jun. Gent. Thomas, Wright, Gent. 'John Parsons, Gent. john Poole, Gent. lames flamer, Gent. Adam Chadwick., Gent. Benjamin Dawson, Gent. Richard Ormrod, Gent. To be Ensigns—Gerrard Baneks, Gent. Thomas Salter, 'Gent. Henry Wilson, Gent. Jeremiah Lees, Cent. Joseph Holt, Gent. James Meredith, Gent. join.Ash worth, Gent. Samuel Green, Gent. John Taylor, jun. Gent. john Leyland, Gent. • To be Chaplain—The Reverend John To be Adjutants—John Brooks, 'Gent. John O!Key, Gent. To be Quarter-Master .7 lames Mathison, cent. To be Surgeon- Robinson Fotley, Gent. To be Assistant-SUrgeons--Benjamin Gibson, G era. John Olroyd, Gent. • • lilanhester Volqweerlnfentry. John Leigh Philips, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com mandant. Jatnes.Hibbert, Eiji). to be Lieuteisant-Colonel. John Atkinson, Esq. to be ,Lieutenant-Colon e l. Th omas Porter, Esq. to be Major. John Mather, Esq. ,to be Nl4jor. i'u be Captains.—Peter Crompton, Esq. Francis Philips, Esq. William Starkic, Esq. 'rhomAs SatterthWaite, Esq. Joseph Winter, Esq. Thomas Hardman, Esq. John Kailton, Esq. fames Potter, Esq. Thomas Entwisle, Littletlate, Esq. lOU Touchet, ,Esq. Rich ar d Wood, Esq: To be Lieutenants—Roger Taylor,. Cent. Joseph Robinson, Gent. Thomas Halstead, Cent. John Nickolls; Gent. John Bispham, Gent. R:chard Gould, Cent, Thomas Ainsworth, Gent. Benjamin Booth, Gent. Jonathan Brook!,. Gent. john , Taylor, Gent:, Samuel 'Mather, Gent. C;eorge Gent. James Potter, jun. 'Gent. John Wheeler, OcAt.,,Thomas Hollins, Gent. William Newer, jun. G'ent'." 411tVard Leigh Itisnmer, .Gent. .140. bat Turner, aerie Garnett, Genf. Joseph Green, Gent. purls 'Firaddock, • Gent, - Thomas Card well, Cent. Samuel Tohn Smith, Cent. John Branch; Gent. 'Daniel Whitfaker, Gent. James Taylor, Gent. 'To be Ensigns—Joi':Olt Gould, Jun. Gent. 'Alexander Tay lor, Gent, 'William Tay lot, Gent. Thomas Powel ',Gen t. foscph Railton, Gent. : John Marsland, Gent. Emanuel NiattllCWS pUrton, Gent. George Wood, Gent. James Bal.. ley, Gent. • 14' I To be Chaplain—The Rev. Samuel Kale. - To be Adjutant—iohn England, - Gent. • To be Surgeon—William Simmons, Geti„ • To be Assistant-Surgeon- r Edwatd Hardman, Cent. Manchester Fault:ter Rifloara. Joseph Harrison, Esq to be Major. Commandant. To be Captains—Thomas Woodburne, Esq. Samuel Tay,- lor, Esq. Samuel Wood, Esq. Thomas Fosbrgok, Esq. To be First Licutenants.—Edwaril Hanson, Gent. Joseph Kershaw, Cent. I iatn Fray, - Gent.. Thontas StCYCLISOiI, Ctilt. - • . , • • To be Second Lieutenants—Richard Jackson, Gent. Henry • itawlirison, Gent. John -Syitcs,, Gent: rhornas'Stfaip Gent. To, be Adjutant—Wiltilrn Clowes, Cent,. To he quarter- Master—Williani Jordan, 'Gent. Tu be S ttre,eun —Gavin klatnilton, Gent. - • East .111.1y.ir Vcluntto Infatyly. Right Han. George lord Kenyon to be Lieutenatit,Colonel. lt,sepli Lee, Esq. to be Major. To he Captains-- , Witharn Bovine, Bsq. Robert Maddocks, E4q. TIIOIII4S Weaver, Esq. (To 6e continued, MAILS. bUS, ARRTVID. Ilamburgh 2 THE SUN, 3OLZU QUIS DlCtlta lIALIIUM ♦UDIAT 1 LONDON, SEPTEMBER 22, 1803. By a Gentleman who landed only yesterday from St. -Alum in Spin, we are informed that the People there daily expelled to hear of a War between that Country and drtat _Britain. - The PeoplOof Spain, who 1°940 to a War as certain, did not probably know of the accommodation which had taken place between the FIRST Cotsitst.' and the Court 'of Madrid, and they certainly did' not reckon upon the timidity and weakness of the British Ministry, When they saw their Harbour filled With 'English Vessels carried in by French Privateers, they very naturally thought that this Country eiiibr.to beat War with Spain, • and this res Ult we still hope to be at no great distance, We think. our Mi nisters will be compelled by the :voice of. the ' , Country to aft.with .a little spirit, and nor under the name of afaditioas Neutrality allow th.a: Spain shall furnish to France the sinews of War. This is a subjea upon which we have A( lafe said a good deal, but upon which ,ive probably a,,,great deal more, • • • Stec:lay. morning early, the DUKE of I' NT - arrived at Windsor from Castle Barhill.. Soon:after hfCakfist - pts"M4fasTY, the DUKES of Ks NT and. C A I,4 BRIDGE; attendrd by Lord WALSI-11Q14 A NI. and Ger4tallevritoY,. took an airing on hoiscback in Windsqi Gre,it Park, 'and in the neighbourhood of Sunning-t - iill, and returned . to the Lodge about' one._ ' • HER MA.) E 9TY and the PRINCESSES 'AUQUiTA. and . ELIZAIsETH,. paid 'a morning visit io Lady' YCstridayi .a Court enir,faots Was held. at the. East India Huuse, adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday next. YesteFday morning . the arrival of the diu! and Amelia private Ship, wad announced at the East India House.--,She sailed from Madras zoth March, and Sr. Helena' 3 sth• July, in company with the Sheitvu Cattle. Tiie Skelton Cattle, extra Ship, left Madras i Ith April, 'and on' the sth June, off' Madagascar, spoke the Traver:, which Ship had spoke the Ores"' and. Caitle Eden, with Troops from the Cape. AsSONGERS PER ANN AND AMELIA• Francis Latour, sq. Capt. Wm. Macdonald, Mr. Charles Galloway, Mr. and Al r 5. Hurst, and four Children—From Madras. . PR* lIKRLTON CARTIA. Major john Bailey,- of- the tgth Dragoon*, Capt. john Hammond, ditto ; John Sinclair, of the 4rtillery , Mr. Godson Vines, Jun. Merchant; Mrs. pailey i tlecoistai 2441 , April, tso3. An overland Express' arrived at the India,holile yesterday, with the. important intelligence of the Capture •• of Poonah, the capital of the Wyatt* States, It appears that on General WELLILSLEY'S taking the field, the Mahratta General sent to in. form t‘im, that.if his march was continued, he would burn the Capital, to which'our Army was directing its attention. General WELLESLEY, however, being determined to efre4 its., capture, made a forced march of sixty miles in one day, and arrived at Puonah in sufficient time . to •prevent the Enemy's being apprized of his progress. On the near ap proach of the British Troops, the Mahratta ,Chief .made:a precipitate and confused retreat, and the place was, in consequence, carried without- she slightest opposition. The overland F4press .also announces. the resignation of General S-ru4aT, as Commander in Chief, and second in Council at Fort Sr. George. The overlaist.dispatcit also announced tiw tu re. of the Mich Settlement of Trrnate, the prin_ cipa) isynni of the MOItiCC:IS. It 15 Chiefly valuable for the excellent spices which it produces. The Cambrian East India Ship from Bombay, is arrived at li.intry B.ty. She left St. Helena on, the ,t of July, at which time the War was not known at that place. To satisfy the impatience of the numerous Fo• reigners who daily resort to the Alien Office,'a notice has been put upon the dour in Crown -court, informing such Aliens as have delivered petitions for leave to remain in the country, that they will be proteeted while their several applications are under consideration, and calling on all such as have not yet delivered petitions, and intend it, to do so without delay. Ship letters were yesterday received from . New. York, Boston, and Ncirfolk, in America. The Let. tors anti Papers from New-York are not of .so late a date as those we have already laid before the Pub. lk. We have received a Philadelphia Paper of the 3oth of July, which pioves that a plot adually ex. isted among the Blacks in Jamaica, against the Whites. A letter (rem Kingston, dated June 25, says On Tuesday a Slave .Court was held at the Court House in this ,City ; when two Negro men, named ,Pietrile, alias Dundo„ and . Gooditick, were tried for forming a rebellious Conspiracy against the White Inhaliirapts a this Island ; of which being found guilty,.after a long trial, and on the clearest evi dence; they were sentenced to be hanged On the following morning ; and afterwards their heads to be severed front their bodies and stuck upon poles. This was, accordingly, put in ex e c ut i on on W e d oes day, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clork in the forenoon on the Parade: Their heads were a f ter _ wards stuck upon poles, one upon the Silpepan roads, and the other on the Windward road,- which we hope will deter others from hereafter en gag i ng in pradices. NAV A L NEWS. PLTUOUTII, SEPT. 20.—Arrived list evening in Cawsand Bak, the Aim and !Amelia, E.ist India Ship, Capt. J. GAI,,LOW AY, from Bengal and Ma• dras, bound to Loncion, put in to wait Convoy, eight, months passage. The first intelligence she received of the renewal of hostilities, was by an. American Ship spoke with about three weeks since off the Western Isles. Mr. GALLOWAY, the Purser, landed last night with the Company's Packet, and set off immediately for London. Arrived the Ship Hamilton, of and ;for London, Capt. BAYLEY, from Africa, pat in to waitionvoY. Arrived the Tannant, of 8o guns, . Capt. Sir F. PELLEW, from a cruize off Ferrol ; and the Enij ?Rion .kTrigate, Capt. .11011. C. PAGET, from a Cruize to the Westward. Arrived the Earl cf Liverpool, Capt. HARRIS, with German Troops from Sr. Vincent, fororders ; and the Boadicea Frigate, from a Cruize. Sailed the Pi:surd Frigate to the-Eastward, and hidrfatig2tle Frigate on a Ctuize. •••• Poarn:.tot-rit, SrPT; t his day, His Majesty's Gun-brig Starlin for Jersey, wit h se " veral Tranvorts. undeTconvoyi. Willi Tioupt, This dAY.ir has blown a bard gale of wind iron" thz. , S.W. during which the'Sow tins 9 under weigh to sail with a Convoy to Prs e r/, gut foul of a Swedi,hr.idia.man, and sustained c°n• siderapic damage, hieing _het m4in.tnast attic • PPALs SEPT. 21.—Arrived L'ldwortalid F 4 :"" 1 " , Amarantht,,-ExPlas;"° M gate,2l rtner, jagell, arid AlilThrook licopers, &e. &c, front the Coat of France. ' • , . EXTRACT_ OF A LFTTFR FROM AN OFFv'rrit CII w --- A BOAKD ONE OF riiv, skim OF Slit lA—:i SAUMARiZZ'S SQUADRON, pATEII 19T" "-4 ?EMBER, . . • t 4 W trailed I from Guernsey on Mondry l' a t er.. noon, the Cfrbersis bearing the Admiral's Fl.'g' with the Charnel' $09 , 0 Terear 'anti Sllirni t Bombs, and a Cutter, for .the purpose 4,,tiestf,') 1 1 l the Gun.boats and Vessels in Granville. Al ~a o'clock in the Morning on Thursday, tl:e. Tifror' '' c ' gan the Attack, and continued it until d.ly•light o when we found ourselves within rangy of - th'i` i a' il 1 t teries, and were glad .to Aveivh iiT :- break % fresh breeze. The neAtm;ning at (IJ)'..l)r,aic th° combs ,renewed their oper ,, tio ns, arCII irc‘l. i. ' Y r Y . judicious situations, and threw sh ells with a.lm:r.i. ble cotredness and area upon the Enemy'i. Vo'' l/ ' and onaioidably.upon part M . -the town, wl.i;:!. IP' suffered considerably. A.: about- eleven, I).:ini: dead calm; a Icw. . boats .came. au t 14/0 1"11.1 , C ,,!ei Bombs ; but they were soon forced to be t s'i la away ; shortly after, a light breeze spitt',g u u , P g i r e u tly the Westward upon the shores when we al l _ i % ' "., 1 7 ' l3sc god unfortunately, the Cerlgrus groWlo cu " r i hot quarter ebb, •on one of the many b'in l C:'• ° " - , v i ards Coast. She remained on her beam ends, for uP.. - Go ,, of two hours. While in this situatio. f!' go o boats again came out to annoy, but Ak 7 .4r e .•" the drove back, without doing any mischief, hY and , fire of the rest of the Squadron, who all g° l l g i r r , ° tho in attempting to near them. The Kite joine!'' ',.." ' ' morning and was a seasOnable reinforcement.: .it consider that we have been highly ft)rt a t sn. boats, annoying the Enemy, happily without °Lr i - a :nar. tog any damage. bur gallant Admiral ha' -,,,, the von. row escape from one of the shoti fro m . i n a j . btightly wounded his Secretary. The P °G ; f u , ills a-iplinter from which touched his leg9nfoi, tunate inhabitants . of ;Granville ha've 41' l e f ; town, and taken -away what belongs to thetli) c., to the window's of their boils"," o:: —. crvioN't:thhil of tt thee.l e D G ; a a rmononnd was on her cruizO 0. .:, off . t he Banou:ciaPux that to B " o .'i s s to s n ,li tatni‘del'eslVl4lecKric°teullit'ar,'llia:vnMnis:iidalsfireiil);Pli ..: min of the •Di amo ,i i i, on board her. "I" -wo days afterwards shc fell In with L'ilve"ture French Privateer of Bord"illx' - , tici was. captured by her. Thii 'Privateer, helonngi l i ng to Bourdeaux E y idler she likewise carried t had been.out twen'Y dar' f ,' ), :. with a few hands, W AS pa_ nlish. Prisoners were had taken three Shi ps , one pi which, th e f4". 1 1 ; ander, Ru a t riso N, ' from Jama i ca to Loodoni ,_ was conveying, an d wit safe i n to at. Atrscir; ~ board the Privateer, until the. cxch3'lge even agreed upon with the French Const', ll 34 ' I'''''' then it would not have. been ,effe4lo,- had. ° s o n been for a bribe o f 5 61: ,which :the Passenr i c r or board the Alexander gave him for the m ere 1 1 ' 1 00 , ,detathi:edAtriseirxicatril;f.g,w.aosa of getting on shore. Afterwaiting three w e c ,, t , they with difficulty procured a Vessel as a The y tel, for which they agreed to - give 4 .031. t og arrived safely at Portsmouth on Sunday eve t he last. There were amongst the Passengers 'nests Ale'xander four-Children, the oldest not niiie years of age, and . three black servants—these Wer e fi d he sidered by the French Consul- as PE liotieth . 1' r j e .. stipulated that a man , or p ersons of a 5 011 t a hang s cription with them selves, should be O' c against them—a thing hitherto unheard of. T 1.1 001 Vtre are sorry, to learn by the I,ceorati 1 ve' Mail, that the following Merchant Ve'"lsil'4,,,, been captured :-- The May, Irma Trinidad !, the d6n; the Caroline, from 'Trinidad CO Dabit''.;.,l o l 9 . o rinoo . ~ , #*(9 , ' g /ty schooner; and the Nimbi', from I ' .. v o, to Yarmout h.—These and , two or three 0111' sels cycle taken by a French PriV3IFCC. ~ ~1. , , The Mangle:, Capt. - RttAo. from Beng al ' l ' ' ke off the CS'' riveti off Cate ...fear. Soe sf,ao , ~.. . i . Wand_ the Lapwing- Frig te, ~4,,hich h.id bet) Ic, by a French bevel-icy-tour guu Ship aod 3 i' i '''' -