The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-12 00:00:00

... . •anR'SD. Hanibuygli t - . -c, DU 11. PRI C 01' STOCKS, lutes PAY .•T T W LINE O'CLOCK. COMAS . $3 a I ; a . 9 dis. T 11 E S UN. 401.1111 QUlti zrzctrts VALIUM AUDZAT LONDON, OCTOBER 1803. IT was mentioned in some of the Evening Papers ofyesterday, that Seventeen Sail. of Frigates, Bombs, Gunboats, and Cutters,. had assembled in Dover `Road's; under ostlers . to put to sea for Calais„ with the first favourable wind; There 'is no truth whatever, we believe, in this statement. 6ur Letters from Dover are, silent on this point; and it will be Seensthat,rtsterclay almost the whole of the Squadron stationed pi) tho . i part of the Coast was in' the, Downs. .it is really ,criminal in the Newspapers in fabricate such intelligence, anal more particularly at a moment like the present. Monday afternoon Princesii AmattA-took an airing by Old Windsor, and retUrned , through Great Peitk. • Yesrard,iy morning titsIiTAJEKY and , His usual attendants ,went to see the StaffordNitire drawn up in the Long Walk, and rode along, the It rum Her, NI A j ;STY and the PR MC lis6 KS took an air, ing to Frogrnure. • PkinCebbt3 „A ME Ltit and AuousTn i took an ailing Ci;ach.ond.cutir. in the neighbourhood of,Sun_ ning-hili, and returnsd throuEh the PAFIC. But NIA JasTY has. appninted .tqrs. NEWBot.T 1 one of her Bed Chaniber Women, in the room of Mrs:•littuneetera, deceased., , • • 'Ph"6 moat of Holland as well as that of France' txperienced ~very'Considerahleaterms froM the • attack of a British Naval Force, which was de tac hed to interrupt the preparations which were making in the Dutch Ports to join in the meditated Invasion of this Country. The particulars . are, related in the following Letter from the Hague, dated. : if The night ,before last, we were here suddenly alarmed by the English, who began to bombard the teeighbouriog village of Schevorotgeu. Three Com. pauses of Grenadiers of ,the Guard of Honour of the Executive Diretory and Legislative Body, were immediately detkhed thither, with the two pieces of cannon which are 'usually mounted be fore the palace of the ;Legislative Deily. eSome Artillerymen, and a detachment of'hot;,e,, soon fol. Inwtet, , • " The following is a more minute, Account of the attack made by the English, not oelyeigainst &he, ‘venini ; ell, hot also on several other points of the Dutelt coast : " One Ship oldie Line, and several Gun-hoats and. 130mb,ketches,, were detached from the Fleet in the. North Sets, to. destroy on our ceast,all such Ves. sets as are destined , to convey Troops to England. • el his purpose,. howeiee, has. not, as yet been at. twined; tAllt its ot V Cry trifling degree.' As, early as .. tithe (lay before ye,ittodi,y, in the.morning, tin Eng. ' , Ship of the Line, and several Gun-boats, made their eppearance.hefore Zeeeefeeet, in the vicinity al I3~tarletta, and threw hails into that village i . which aid sortie mischief. Gen. DUNIoNe eAU ins. toe di l eele, pro ceeded thither front Haericts,. and a deteemnent Of Dragoons was sent from Haerleni in the abaviemsentioned village, and to klfyx.oA.Zeo. The result of the attack upon, Zatarvoori. is t thet by near ego balls which were fired against the vit. Jage, eighteen houses were dainaged, one , uhing. smack was sunk, and ;loather sustained very' con. siderable damage. The English would have, done much greater mischief, but for the• Troops drawn up' On the beach, who forced t he English Guni.boats to keep at souse distance. . A young Dutehman, named Moleriaer, swam during the - . Bomberdment to a &buy( ' which •vas on fire, and silt:seceded in saving the vceeel— No lives have been loat at Iledruocier, Froyo .thlt village , the English 'proceeded to Sehe•veningen, firing. on,. their way thither upon all fi*hing i;eseels which .were lying along the coast., They arrived et six o'clock, befo're - eSrbeveniven. lea $001) as the Ship of the Line, of about so. to 6 0 guns, hadfintliciently neared the beach, she detached, under a tremendeus fire, six. armtet - boare, manned with about iso men, who tnade for the 'beach. • They intended to cut off' the fishing smacks, which were (letting at a small 'distance from" the village and hiving Teiled in this attempt, they pui4ued the , small fishiog e boats, which were still at- sea, and enjeaviSured to take them or drive them on ehore. In. the meanwhile, the. Ship of the Line kept up a cn %t i tl oal fi t e from t and 24,pounders against the village and the ships which were lying there. The 4oveenientioncd English Boats "made thereupon fo r t h e b eac h t o set fire to the fishing-smacks: The detachment which hail taken post there, not being able, by means of their muslett e fire, so keep the rnglish at the oecessitry distance, they set 'fire to two fishing smeeks, ,Which however te e s ee a ngt e o e., ed. • l'he English fired also grape shot,- and seem, ingly soak but little notice of the firing of the Dutch 'floops. A piece. of twee) , Ordnance, foiled at Schiteiodegor, being afteetVards intrupted on • the beach, the. sailed further to the N or di war d, w i t h a view of settir.g. , fire to the fislibtig.sinaeks which had been driven on shore ; but our t..;..intioncers followed them thither, anil breed the Enemy, who had actually landed tor the purpose just mentionee,, to retreat to their ships. The damage done•by the English.at Sehe. wenitigen., is therefore very trifling. In•lidditien 1 0 the Dutch,: some French 'lro.ool are I# o '4 l artived in that vilhige.“, • . clis Thursday last a Schuy t, With about forty thoov etian recruits, arrived at Harwich from Get. te.ohurgh. • • 4VirIYIiL NEWS. ilyt Lawno 44z Ant, 077, u, 1803. Admiralty . Parce, Oaober I 803. COO of a Letter from the Right fioroarable. Lord Keith, K, Ad viral of the Blue, &c. lb Sir Evan .IYrpeag,. Rol. dated co board . Ms Ma jetty's Ship the Mosaic/1,. in Dover Roads, the Bth ;att. %,-.•„. , I herewitit".transMit, for. their Lordships' infor. mitior,,a Letter and its Toelosute, which I have receive` from. Captala Broughton, .of His Ma jesty's. Ship the - Penelope, acquainting Inc that Captain Griffiths, of the Constance, has captured the Caroline Frer:ch Privateer of Eight Guns and Thirty.five Men; and that another which had struck her Colours to him, Lout. of which he was unable to take' possission, on account of the on. favourable state of the.. weather, has escaped into the River Eltr, • • • I Honotir to be, &c; KEITH. Penelope, ?ff the Elbe and *reser, September 26, 1803. I have the 1-knour to inclose your Lordship a Letter from Captain Griffiths,. of• His Majesty's, Ship Constance, giving an account of his having captured aVrench Privateer, and materially damaged another WhiCh had struck her Colours, hut after. wards •escaped tOCuxhavert, in the River Elbe. • 1 have the Hour to be, &c. • . W; R. BROUGHTON. ?'d, the Risk lioit. Admilral Lord Keith, • K. B. Etc'. &c. SIR, flis Majesty Ship Constant:, Inl7red i.v the Llbr, 4crember 24, J 803., two. French Privateers - which were fitting out 'up the Elbe at I tarbourgh, in Hanover, viz: La Caroline, of eight guns, and thirty.five men, and La Sophie, at tea gum and forty men, both Schooners, I received intelligence on the tlith had come' down to Cuxhaven 'two days befdre," hot as I found. they were inside ,the j.ztrys, I could do no. thing with them ton the th they came' out with' a fair wind, and—ti view,- I believe, of trying the VeSSalli exercising, the People, and escaping by the North Elbe, should chance befriend them. I dis. patched all the Boats after them under Lieutenant, Napieb 1)11 . 1 there was too much wind M u t sea s iti ' slleira tide's way, to' admit their attacking them. They appear, however', to have succeeded in cause them to. separate, the Caroline hauling her :wind for Cuxhaven," La Sophie bearing up for 014 North Elbe ; the latter tun .on shore on the scuth part 91 the ogel Sand, when the . other bore tip to pretient the'lloats destroying her. Next morning. I 'got under Weigh, and succeeded in cutting off the. Caroline from Cuithayen, whom.' captured. about two miles from that place.. The 'wind inereiting,. on ,sending to anchor near the one on. shore, she struck her colours also, and the,Bats attempted to tiike the people out, 'but the heavy sca on the sand rendered it .inwpssible—during the.night the win() chopped runnel to and blew very .hard ; it brought So 'high a tide, that at three . in toe morn. ing, she got oft' whh the loss, I . believe, of her rudder, and, I should' imagine, otherwise a goad deal darmtvd, however, she reached Cuxhavtn I I au), &c. A. jApRIFFITI - IS. Capt.firoreghtoli, Ilis illajeay's Skip Penelope. • P.IRTSLIDUTII ) , OCT. !T.— This day carrie into 11:trbottr, the Sophie: Sloop of W.ir, to tell'. This day we out of the 11.1 r blur, llts. Ma• . jesty's Frig4te Cow r, having been refitted. Arrived, here thy: fallowing sbilis with stores fur the Dock.yard . : Srxergei, LYCHA, from Stock. holm, with iar e ' iron, and deal , : r ; bantina4, IA Av VAUV,I3II.T, from 1,401%3011tru ; erao, 4 T .42tIKE, -from Dantzie; and laureace : Afari fro:n derickstadt.. DE At„ Oct. Arrived .the .fill/pkur 'Bomb, and' Monkry Gtio.brig, • frOM 'the Note ; and His Majesty's Ship Sp,:rre-/, from a Cruize. In the Dowrp.- 7 -the llionorc4, Utrecht, York, Blvnfe, Ciree, : Cps,*trrel,. lea,:ser Sloops; Salpbur and Zebra. Bombs ; Archer,' Cog- Jl~t , and Monk,:y Gun. brigs ; And Sussex . oak, hired Transport. YARNTOPTH ) OCT, r I.—AttiVed from thoSonth. ward .the A met by t t Frigate, and Percher Gim.bria from a Cruizt, niid remain. A: ;wed the Lark Packet, 'Captain THOMPSON, in thew, Itoadi, with Maila and Passengers for flu. sum, and remain with Packets as per last, Yotertlay the 'Minerva, BALL P, from Charante, with brandy, for this :rt and llull, was driven out of the3e Roads in a heavy gale of wind at N. E.; if is supposed she has, got to Harwich, ,OLELT.—The following i 4 a rs. of the Fleet under the command oIIArtINEL. ; 0 ;r, the i ., ,,reaccit part of vie is cruiAing ofd' 'rcalon (;itins. Commanders. Ci.,nrcl ,; tt.r.s o N ~ VitlorV . i tc• it.t (.:_titt. Ctto, Mb, , 0 ,,,, , .' ~id c q pr, S. Su i•ToN.` 1) 0 , , , n, ,1 . 2, Sir It. J. !it 0. ) .;(.. it A 1,:, Kitt. (:,', ~ , ' ; , . 0 C.l i't t.V-.. '. t.,: Ilitliei4io 'frlompil ~ 7 1;. : 1 1 Sir. It .1t %! ii .;. :,fit;.. NI . ,„ , 1 _--- 11 , .%u r. Ai - l.t%.f;t. . A 1 , ~..t NV,. , - ,„ . Puttn-NN., - 1, , h .tit .. t., S, i.v.itu r, , • N. ' . , : i, ..............11$LLIEit.. ai;iE~s. LOYAL BRITISH ARTIFICERS. YR,TrittoArtnorning at ten o'clock, the above , Coips was mustered in the field belonging to the ToXopholite Society., at the back of Gower-street, for the purpose of being reviewed by Lord'HAß. RINGTON. Abotkt eleven o'clock, his Lordship, attended - by hii Aid-du-Camps, anti several General Officers, arrived on the ground ; When the 'Line be. ing formed two' deep, his Lordship and,Suite passed the Front - antrli:etir Ranki ; the Reciment then passed his Lordship in slow and quick tone by corn. panics, atidiliii';Lordship expressed himself much astonished at the progress they had made in their inarching, - as - well as performing their exercise, con., sidering they have only been formed about two months. Alter his Lordship had left the ground, the Corps' was formed into a circle, and Lieutenant Cob. Bußtorr informed them of the flattering opi nion Lord HARRINGTON had of -their performance. The Corps continued-their marching% and manceu. tires for an hour" 'and a half after his Lordship had left . the ground.. This Corps COlight9 of.upwards of 6Oermen; and is composed of the workmen employed bylluilders and others tinder Mr: BURTON, the Surveyor, ;and Commander of the Corps), who is`buildingßwsell. sqnare, Tavistock-square, and the Streets branching out from them on the Duke of BEDFORD'S Land.— The Officers are composed Of the Master:Tradesmen. In their dress, utility, •neatness, and economy are corobrned: it consists of a . cap with k white feather, a red jacket ornamented with scarlet-worsted lace, blue panploons, and 'black gaiters. Their belts and straps to 'We guns are black leather, tO,preVent the loss of time in cleaning .'white ones. The ex. pences are paid by a liberal Subscription'of 2001. from the Duke of, BEDIO RD, and from the different , Officers ; and the-expenditure has been managed "so well, that it has only amounted to about tzool. At the end of the ground near Tavistock-sitare a Magazine, a Depot for their arms, and a Guard room for die Officers and Men are litrilding, which are to be entrenched with a surtounding'Ditch, and a Drawbridge is to be ereeted to pass over the Ditch; the premises arc inclosed with a Wall built t 'of sods or turfs. • After'the Re-view the turn were entertaine,l with a Dinner at' thei'betice of the (*leers, at severa Public-1)00es 'the l i tieithbourhnotl. The Officers dinedinge ther at the Lpniion rn, anti were honoured with/the company of Lotd HAR KINGTUN'arid hie suite. • • . 'Tile orders delivered by Lord KEITII to.the vessels stationed along the Kentish Coast are, tha' the moment the Et.envy are discovered 'at sea, those ships on the North side of the. Foreland are to sli ;• their cables and . join the Commander at the Wore ; and those on the Southiideof the Foreland are also to slip their cables, and to join their Com►nander at thc.,,,Downs, and theie to wait for further orders. The Frit,atet( intended -for block ships, hoisted the Trinity Flag on Friday last, and ire in a state ofso touch forwardness as to be - Ole to take their stations this 'week, if. the. wind will permit.— This cordon of f , hips is intended as a boom across the River, which is rendered will more forrni table, from its being conne4ed with a battery of ne:lrly ISP Pie.ces of cannon ; and in Consequence of ciency of seamen, the. Volunteers of ..the Tr have engaged to exert themselves to the. ut. Most for their country at this crisis. All tly, Margate Packets are taken up by Gpvern. meat, antl . are to be converted into Armed Cotters. They are to be manned by the Sea Fenciblcs, who in the Isle of 'rimer amount; to above soomen s Anti are extremely wt,ll The prepar.itions at Dover for equipping the Flovekrt ay Gun-boats, are carried on with asto. nishing attivity.—T:4:y are to carry an%lB-puaticier on a ftitn.e fired in the centre of the boat, the gun throing on a swivel! e:it.ttlaY the s(h Rogirtent of Light. Dragoons ro:rched from Rvinford Barraeks On their route t(1. words the Ea, ster httomt ; they' halted at Chelms furd last niiM:` A Brigade of Volunteer Cavalry are immediately to oixtiiiy the Barracks tt Rum. lord. , This morning the 3tl Regiment of Loyal London %Volunteers, 'commanded by:Colonel Kr.w.StNGT6N, MUStr.ro at their Head-quarters (Bride .v,411) at eight o'clock, in. drill dress, and proceeded from. thence to the East:lndia Company's field, 'whete theY wen( through their Manual and platoon exercise, and also ruing. - . . • The Loyal Colchester:Volunteers, commandl4 by Colonel BAWTIL OA, have received cr;le; crwil Gen. Sir jAmp.4 CRAIG, K. B. to hold themselves in rcadine4* to march at the shortest notice. A Signal I -louse is about to be ereeied on the 0 ill' at ,South i?aki, for the purpose of corresponding with the Admiral'b Ship at the Note, und with the Tele. graph at Sheyness. . , . , . A beacon, consisting of straw, faggots, and tar. bartets, ia creeted in the Harp Field on the Such side of Colchester, to be set on firein case of In. vasion, in order to spread the alarm; throughout the environs of that town., • Fire beacons are also erected on Galleywood and Danbury Commons. "MI the churches of the Isle of Thanes, and along the coast to Dover, have been i:.speEted4sy order of Governtneta, tvitli a view to theit:tetnpo,. racy appropriation as receptacles fur troops, . :als, or prisons, in case of actual Invasion. Lord YArt BOROUGH has given 4 thou ,;Intt guloos towards the equipment and maintenance of the North Lincolnshire Legion. . _ 'fhe'South ,Gioucefiter and Sussex Regiments of mili t i a ate . (1 0`* : encamped b etwee n S ou: h Bourne and 1 1 ...vensev LeceoViiere they have, commenced mak. ii;g intrenthinents;'&c. Iran the Sea.hiltjSrSi .which :.re robe continued Along the coma to .. I totting4,-. '1 be above Regiine'ri'“ marched troth Brighton on :Monday twaning, with fIV i» e.linp equipage. On the s i tme. 'evening they pitchy d their 'tents near Illachington ; and On Tuehdily morning had their camp utensils packcd, ana 00 the line ut: march in Minutes ! Three Regitn , :nt s it Regulars are xrca ! Al to Occupy ;ice spde:otts Barracks eretted Qll the Shingles', near 11;iiir Bourne. ' The Array is in the highest spirits, and in the, best stilic of health; bilLtil a 111.1111,ber Of sick has never tech known, WEST KENT YEOMAN RY C •4L • l~ r valry, unit.. 4 .r talc Tlf The West Kent Reginient of Yeomanry Ci. i command of Earl CAhIDS:I, marched into quarters at Maidstone on Tuesday ' Lag, in complete matching weer. After ludgiag the several_ Standards at the . Colonel's, airme n received their •billets, and retired to . their . re• spedive - quarters. In the evening .the Captaini of troops' visited - the stables and (routers' of the men, to-see that every accommodation . they . were entitled to was afforded thrivr e and! ti'Cry suc ceeding evening - this duty was. ~performed by 3 Subaltern Officer from each •'Troop. At .six next morning the the trumpets sounded•for feedinii, the horses, and at _eight, after parading in the fliih'' street, the Troops were marched Coxheath, whet' they went through theieseverat evolutions ine man ner that reflefted much credit upon their steadiness and attention. - . On . Friday the Lard Lieutenant reviewed ihr Regiment ac Coxlieath, w!ien his Loidskip w.a. l pleased to express - his entire approbation at their appearance,' and the pride • and - satisfaaion he fel in being conneeled with the Men o f Kent,. whose' exertions if they should, long was they soon would, be .called upon to4itt, lie cqUid not but anticipate the Most favourableconsequences. After the Review the Officers of the Regimen; were sumptuously entertained by the Nob!: Earl at , the Mote, besides and the probability wb,:th 'hem Weff rt.:lent Gen. Sit-DAVID DL; ND 4s , .. t h e Egl of. ; CH AT il ANI,' e n. FITT, the 1-ion. Mr. STA;VIJPE; ford Lord 2-ita-• delver, from . whose -able "advice a**iiil assist -dace 1" "PI, Cot. WII l'/WO Rill, ' and Col. litiri ' 4 `. h ! Regiment hid derived Considerable bene fi t. re. On Saturday girrieht-i—after passing in review.order before tii General, the Troops trent t hicitigh . the a ar-Ord cU i r." Gen,. DU ripAs,..rCv,iewri' the , e eises and their several C‘'olotions„ wit,h a steo' • • nest, notwithstanding the excretne unfavourable; ice nes '' '. of t he day, -that WOUI , I po t • ._ba v e disg 0 whose juds. regular Troop s . General pusuis' ment ' is Univerially tacknowletlgedt anti who . 10 not, we believe, in the , haitit of • paying tui.i. , served comi ,iii pents, ~,,,,,, r t eait tb, in, !cutiipg :hi! il'. 4 ltki to Lord CiiNicars, L4l•.l.lbSeiltv. " 0 ,11 . O le . Irl 1r • lead n I they `.5 ref i:OrITIed be3rariti lib expectatioti ; 11 ' 0 : . ' i iish -; wcre as veiled 'as th e natureioftheir eva.-• 'lh rfrilsi)sl ment coula admit of fit fir service." e after receiving .. tilt insect.. of. their 7,llelivlc Comm.lncieri, were ilien dismissed 'upon "- - „7, 1 e ; 11 ani the_ Offkers vettitoed •40 M.,iiktorte ,'''''- ° they . gave .an ..excellent --dinner, at the ..liell, ..;P the Earl - ar.ROa4NIY, the Earl or cooAl.'.. .and . !he . , several other -.Noble and • khull' ur , i ' l i - n g - • Personages who were at - the Mote •Ow l' lTCC iv; . •`" d ' day, with the addition of _Lord AMU WT. 3"" c i te hiliplf Of &if i 1 —.4 .c.AOtIC , to whose exertions It,tcp 1 r'ql:ll7 wets much . indebted f or their comfort I quarters. '.. - '•• 1 to ~%e cannot conclude' this accoun t, so 'rat .. in s - _ the feelitigs as well of those eogaged, a r . d the M c " - Of Kent in general, without °bier v ing, that iode., ee!dp pendent of the conduit : of the . uten _in the ii.. rot oothiL g could- exceed their order at „ l i eg& u ent in quarters ; t he greater part o f 11. ri `,' :14 1 , Yeomen, retiring alter the eXtgillo',,,., ‘ ' o o, swim to their-staides and; the care of` ' I- - hatt , r , l s Il lite)..., 45 much promptitude and atteroc.- - it kv. vi tt,. been under the aelual controul Of man ila': ate, l ot • men, actuated with quit and zea " i: their Field tl' by men of the spirit and Kallattt l Y ''' , t i Ni.tja Officers Eatls CAMDEN and DA: 1141 ', 2 . 11 : n l ,l activ ° W.U9I3IILAT E t dila by •- their worthy r be ot her 'Representative Sir Wm. Gglotri . =a l " 1 the .... highly reipedable Gentlemen ColllM3l)ditig , u,i_ .1)0 Mal troopi of the Regiment, I w_w can (,Ic , s t ri c t , ti ' n, resutt; and who . arnitl.l - not cachet .liiityho ~,.,, r or der the ruins of his . oWn 'mansion, thilt ) '"" 11 . the lbt° 1,0 the Corsican bandied to dutatatninate i hold of his awe ? ` ~ .• ........ ~.., On Fridayl .4st the AtiAstorre Volunteers' "-0 minded by Lieut. Colonel.l-inr,,iirotrowrit, wer,l reviewed by I\ 1... j ,r General, Tewlt 24 ruN• T ile 111' went through their evoltiti-ons .ii;4i firinp. in 1 ! O s !' " 'i. net which obtained greai erw.<,U;itin, fruit .ihe “'..' viewing Officer,. - General ' Sir be.vlP,, 01;!4tP,1/4s review, was iiassingby to the Mlit..iir th.e4rPc-''' 0. "view, :' ' lighted frnm'his carriage, and ex.oos,t his praise at the soldier-like aii9earanee and o n ' lli' , ~, of the Corps. ' ' . 1 11 Wednesday 11 , 4 the Ro .al Pr"tol Civhl rY 3 .infa i tgo .ntry undertook else ,=.linson duly of -"'" ' • e, . , ~ ilii. :! .. s ,. will as . guarding 'the French prison at ;74:ipic iv, Clatie first . _kinircieoil,isted of the Greg , i" , ' ,l. C"' l : 2 ,j,:s in'tin,YOLDNE.I7, Who, when nia,,:hi'g ' 4' 1 1,. ground.trum College , green, (4; N4'etinest.')' ii`i-r;y c . 4% .. were saluted with three time, Ili?";.-4,',ii, pes.,rs., by the'immense trultltiltie assetni';'"orihr4 t. lic . the. patriot zeal and wnrtl'y c'' ll `,! el the 11 ' )C. e 3W-el I izenS':aild as the CO:n1 arlY l'J'ed„ ,;(Inr change, they were again :'llzeti.lif, Alt: ''";i',,,,-.0 •atilt:' manner by ' the iiinivr,,ii: • r,.,,tietil''' ,„') :0101 11 triii.ere.. Ai was to he expe.;_qt.:4l t:otnllen.'ri„cyle, .`e love. of iheitConotry is; the rie,—tilirg'g P' "A ;own they went through the titles of tli,: inist;ll3,ll-;vay guards, in the most effective; and Itononrilb'e , ti dal and the Seelnd anti Third Corni;:itii.., ""'"J',,,iig I ‘...aistains S. Li:BAR/wit D an d V A u tiJIA 6, 1 , 5 ,6, performed rhose dutiea the two boo;',-'etl,ll,:gte`fit.ct, , i . icquitted themselves with cytif 1401 1 r iel Y "-' 'pei 1 . ()., Prodigtdosly thronged Were the streets 1p04i,. Sons anxious to see the fir. 6 Gciaril air ° i lid - = the town, that had not the Bristol li.ght.hd r ` e wo o, homely volunteeigol - their st.rvic:3 Lo atic'nti or they would scarcely, . have bccn able to 1 03 , 1 ‘' through the iinaiense ceowils ol spect.itors. ),,o,t, `I lierG.iz...tite of last night announc, - s th 't''‘ e 'P t o t ,is men, of the lf.liht• Hon. 'WI LA. i :17 , 4 W I .'' captain of the Felbrigg Vo;ortsoe 1).1%101'1' ~I,cl The Sea Fenci bles along the.Cnast of t c) : o .' t ierit pattiCtlintly at .Aagryfir, r.s/iprPl4:°lk.r 11' ; ' , p ie ; wishes for. the threatened AtIt:1111)4 ° I: '-':,11a• those brave icitow;,,, %,010-',tre COlttpbsoi vi .` „o ho men, about too in number, and iLive af-I"lfre ore ult,,,uf the great Gtm-3 with ilico.:l-ible f" c ' /I ) I :iire, in exisealtion of iit>ing plovitleti.wi-clll3'-"tiii to ; lit should occasion nirer, they will he etplileti r. - on the offensive as well A.; the d‘"E'ntv. ~;,f)rorl' 'lire Performers, and other', ,:lzrc,g;"g !. A . ,,,): ,1 lane Theatre,. ate about toile t..irricd katO An ' . ,• or i i i A,vlcia I ion. hey is , . .r- drilled yoterclaYl ' ‘ ' ' , Uri; time. ..