The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

BRIT'S y RE 17Elfc EIIoNAPARTE, AR HEROIC LIPIsTLE• wtrH Not's. BY HENRY TRESHAM, .RIQ. R. A. " Taunt him with the licence of Ink." SKAKLSTEAKE. The enemy who the repose of mankind, and threatens the desttudion of this Country, has rendered . limielf generally detestable, it is by no means wonderful that " men of all degrees take a pride to gird at him." The work before us,. Which is one of the moq vigorous efforts that the Muse has (beetled against this universal Spoiler bi human happiness, was occasioned by his daring ar. tempt to restrain the Freedom of the British Press. Mr.. TR esti A sa, to whom the British Press anti the British Arts have been often indebted, roused with indignation by this national insult, and attempt to abt idge one of the most glorious privileges of Eng. lishmen, has given vent to that indignation, in the pres:nt work, which is honourable to his patriotism, his leaning, and his genius. There i 3 a consider able share poetical energy, satirical humour, and morel fervor - in this offspring of .the Muse at the shrine of Briiiih Liberty. After alluding,. with grearforee and ingenuity to the various events in the life of the ,Corsican Usurper, the Poet dares him to ful fi l his menace of Invasion, in the following animated passage, which is whimsically marked with the humorous turn that occasionally appear in the work. Coup, fierce Dtseotcte—all thy terrors bring— Unleash thy Iliood-hounds—give thy Harpies wing—. In wrath sublime chastise a wild of waves,' And shackle Neptune like Parisian Slaves: &fine, 211 d Bit ITA N N mines of wealth behold, Starve at her banquets of forbidden gold, Arid learn, aghast, with an ereaed ear, • " High mettled Ilnirogs look with scorn tartar,: 0 fgentlest manners, and of noblest mind, A race illustrious, of the Lion kind : Slow to chastise, yet, roused to mortal fight, 13rgve, unrelenting, and of matchless might. Pere self-defence conforms to Nature's laws, This trcpity raised, they combat for applause; To shield despair, set mounds to surging pow'r, And curb untnuieled licence to devour. Thus arm'd, thus ardent, anxious for renown, To twine fresh latarelsmvith the Lotus'. crown: Again to pluck the palm from GALL i A'S 40414. The palm of glory grasp'd on ,E a V Ws sands, Forward they rush, a.rage divine they spria.d,--• No, ;note spark of Briush velour's fled s The EVWA it ns, ittESYs, of heroic day:, . From Farness high temple in effulgence gale, And shout, extilting, as their sons they trace, These martial bands are no degenerate race... What tho' the Muse forbear the War'riout 'steed,. 4,i The s hining panoply, the splendid deed, Nor yet ber_booli in streams of bounty , Her willing versa, 'Os all Shsb 6 4sti; iiiebtings g , Resoled a vandal torrent to restrain. With twice twelve letters scours the bOi.iiresot plain ; With dauntless verbs, nouns, pronouns, 'irid, a boat Drill'd by Grammariam, guards the sounding coast, . Whose steep ascent derides the foaming rage, Of Tsai, the bane—the wonder of the age ! The Author has 'also shewn his skill as an Artist by a beautiful allegorical' frontispiece, re._ presenting Fordo, painting upon a shield the cuinles of BIiONAPARTS in his Egyptian Expedition, and particularly his cruelty in the horrible carnage at Jatfa. It represents also the bloody Monster, after his defeat at Acre, supplicating old titi.tis to bide his shaaie.—The work is illustrated by a consider.' able number of Notes, that manifest the erudition, sagacity, and sarcastic power of the Author. We sh.ill Content ourselves at present with the peroration el this very 'spirited* Poem which is uniformly cha. raderized by a love of freedom, and art attachtnrnt to tivhe venerable establishments which tend to t h e leace and security of the civilized world. endow'd with strengthof arm awl mind, Each jarring Aim at thy beck to,bind, of GAUL I Dismiss the baneful joy r snaky COrgon, watchful to destnisci ,)lrotee't theMuies in their peaceful round, Revue the l'tt es& —'tin raised on liallow'd ground l • - Where t•,en'rons"passions with a lustre reign, No kitty Minstrel tunes his lyre in Vail) j Virtu: and Verse the vocal strings Aim!, And Nature wakeS a sympathisit4chorth— Skill'd to defeat, yet prouder to defend, The heirS of Faint their soothing Councils lend, Bewail the gilded errors they disdain, And thus pursue the monitory strain, , . • ;. ;I —Think,,erethe curtain of thy triatnwhfalls, While yeti Coas 4 . ICAN C0111111:01(IS 1114 Gauls; While, , pomp obsequious thy aPpx,atipproclaims, Atui joy coareed, the „song of triumph. Whate'er the height intempqate Proviess climbs, .• sii.t3 1101fhtl ro CALI4IS Let tainted mitres, finite 111311 the themc, - .Forget theitoreed, and patient Heaven blaspheme; The dazzled prztor ransack rhetorict store. , And, blind-to worth, bespangle thee all o'er; iht COnsc'f!pt I,t)liorts - seize renown—by strstlth, • • And slake their thirst: with Hanoverian . wealth; Yet, 'in the front of glory and turmoil, • As Cannon?, doubl y charged more tierce recoil', ' Dreadful to heart and terrible : to will Gmil. shall again egregioutly'rebel ; ' Iler wanton tribes their revelries begin, . s In all the crinitain jollity of sin, • • • A-tad,. to the cadence a:inebriate rage, Restore the Thracian orgies to the Stage " Parisian youth, as fashion gives the2est, S NM, feast on tfangis that ‘vrithe a feeling breast . • Parisian nymphs, in pure pursuit of grace,: • With human gore shall paint the harlot face, . With reeking entrails, gorgeously bt..deck., . -The heaving bostn, and the pearly neck Their plighted hands in guiltless blood imbrue, Consul, ' beware!--Aamtporamr, adieu I I ! Red Clover IViiite dim) Trefoil Carraway Corimulct - Turnip, White Mustard Seed . Brown ditto • Ciutary • •-- qos to tool) 705 tO 1:23 I 3os to 36s pet• cwt. 6.3 to 6s 163 to 1710 2s to as per bushel. ta'S to tp ditto. 16s to 18s ditto. 7os to 74s per quarter. SMITIIFIF.I.I) M A R K ET, Nov. 21. 37 To sink the 01.141—per : stutie of Vlb. , neer, '4l: 4 1: to ;1. Bd. Vest, ss. od. to 7s. od. .Mutton, ,o ; 4d, to ss, 6d. 1 Pork„ :p. 841. to 4s. Bd. Lamb, 41. vti. to 53. ott. - HEAD OP CATTLE int! De y. Beasts about apo—Sheep and Lambs 15,000. • NE‘VGATE and I.I;;MUNIIALL MARKET. Beef, 31. 4,1. to 4s. 24. I Veal., 4s. od. to C. 3d. Mutton, 3s. od. to 4s, 4cl. Pork 3s..Sit. to 45.84. Lamb, 31. 411. tql 4s. 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) A'CLEADENHALL, Butts, co, to 561 b. each , sod. to aidi Ditto, tio to 4;1b.. each - • 22 , 1. to . 24d; .Merchants' Backs, . - 'to acbd. Dressing. Ifides, • - - - .200, to s*d. Fine Coach Hides, •- . to • Crop Hides for cutting, - aoitl. to Mt- Flat Ordinary - - ..194. to ' 2gxf. CAlSkilllr 3o •io .solb; per Dozen -18 d. to pd. Ditto, .so to 7.1 b., 27d. to sod. per lb. Ditto, 70 to, Salb. grl. to ad. per lb. Small Seals (Greenland) 42d. to 40. per lb. • Large ditto, . loos. to I /OS. per Dozen-, Tanned Horse Hides, :Ss. to is, par Hide. - RAW 1111)11S. Best Hellen and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary..; s. od. to .3s. ail. 35 ;a to 4s. ed. Market Catt; 205. 6d. each. Middlin g g ; to 3s. 6d. , Eng. liorsems. to 16v. otl.lnt. p Skins - 3v. 6d. to 6s. od. .• • Limb Skins ••• ZS, 6d. to 46. ed. PRICE OF St. James's Market 4s. lad. I Clare Market 4s. rod. citliitecitapel Market 4s. 80. per stem of 811). Town ;Nilo,/ 5t5...64. kussi;tck). (Card) 75i. 70s. Russia do. (Soari)7ls. Melting Stuff *33.6j5. Ditto rough 445. od: Graves. od. Good Dregs xis. od. • tied, 92$.—Curd, 965. 6 d.—Moulds, t3s. 6d. 14S. 4d , Average price 0. gid. Yellow So2p, 84s.—Mor Price oeFandies pot dozon, ' Sb. JAMES'S HAY 14417------------"""K.ET, Nov, tcp it I Y, 4 1 . LP., ad. to L. tss. od.—.4ver. ci. ss - ..0d. Suave, 11. 7s. od. to 11. IV. od.—Aver. ti. tos. od. WHITECHAPEL MARKET. Nova 19. Hay, 4L od., to 61. 6s. od. - -,Aver , sl. s 5. o d. Clover, 61. 65. od. to 61. 14s.'od.—Aver. 61, kn. ad. Straw, 11. Bs. od. to 11. 165. c.d. ',—,Avec,, us,,c4l. COAL EXCIIAN(Tri:I4;7-7-----"".. Best , coals, in the Pool, per Ch a id n ii, t:tittered to Housekeepers At ' J-3 6d 70$ :64 Sun(tedamd, pr. Citahiron Delivered to' Ho , tsekot:pers . 6 54 2: ,6464 MARRIED. By special Ikence, on the tall inst. the Right lion. th Earl of Belv e dere, to Miss M 4 Cay, of Philos() ;rouget, L ouni s of Dublin. Lately, Capt. New, of the oyal Navy, to Miss Thotnai daughter oflohn Thomas, Esq. of Penryn. Lately, at Cowes, Lieut. C. 13vicr, of tie r, , g:tnent to Miss Fantail. On Saturday last, by special lieence, by the Pr Andrews, at Co:o n el St a nley's, P:t11.111.111, NIA P t Alit Siwrey Morritt, Esq. of Rokeoy Park, Yorkshire,- to Stanley, of The :,ame day, in Pall-Mall, Mr. Mallet, orßeverley, it Yorkshire % to Mips Stanley, daughter ,elColoael Stidey. The same day; the Rev C. Thadtery, one ot the' Master of Eton School to . Miss Cart) , nnell. . 1 -atelY. Mr. ' William Green, of the Lord Petre's Attr inn, Ingalestene to Miss Jeffries, of the same I , We- On Thursday l'ast, Mary-le.hone Clinrch, by thi Rcv: Richatd Cooke, the Rev. +.4lward Dawkins, t , / Hannah Littletial daughter of Thomas Litriedate:, Esq. Portland-place. The same dal, - at - St. "Faith's, Old _Change. Mt. Thc,nial Carrick, lltancly-nicrch:int, of I q-lane, to Miss ‘l4l4.l(ewri+ of Ludgate-hill. ' • DIE! ). i , ._ ~.. On Thursday tasf,' it oontriamptr,n,-Mr. Olivh Fverf , field, a klaitirn Lady, who had completed her gbili year.vio days only helote her exec 'se. On Saturda y la s t,- " John I 71 . " 'll ' \i' 1. tt ',,t,." Jr. 3. J ones, . ! ...ast: ,er, ii c pet, aged ss years:• ._ • ::.:,.. , . - Vesteiklay,,at his house, at . Cl2l)falt.• aged 61 , 'l : lr6 ' 0444( ' V9Ott wile of Mr. Grosvenor, ot Cornhill. , . I,l' Edinburgh. on the '2 2 in inst. George 101itist6t0 4 t. "'''' - , 0-ra " 1 7, son of the late'Adiniral Rixtliani Home,' ei.cutgt nrmacus. , . . I Ur. Peter M'Taggirt, at Bockinghatn. in St. Th o,33 g the East, joriaies ' on the :.7rit 2 of Aiigtist ,fist. . . . . . At Wigton, on . .tite 4ttr At. th e itQyallofismay on the 8:1110A. lot.i) Xi illar, I. Xi.. of Dr. _Fearon, aged7o. of the-late Henri , M'Cull o ch of T o touslcie. c., - inst. Mrs 'aw l MiCtilloch, tistl4 On Friday night Last, in hoy 26th e ar, Mrs. Feiron, 1..9 the Rev. William' R... se, of Beckenham , Kelm • ... —.....gt of Lambs Condui t Place, aitif &nigh:a of THEN P ponsi r b o i f i e it si yscznvaiaiteMeroenni t o he l gr E nc :le ni C i a:4 6 ; cf :' ,,tr the selection pt a brooch, the sztibiiPP ! or ' ti cued StiCeels is the best criterion ot'Sul,erip4lo: F.ight years have I devoted irty pradice . tn, , thc . ' r , tteatittant• of Three Disorders, And the sot:0 l , ;!'' ; my plan gives me additional ardor to.oppose..aq !1 4 Inuit • able, the ravages o£ "thrice o)l7o:tints vrztlich"ate tne intportaia iit the Catalo t ,iit (if Hitinun I utiarnt:iet. • At ter. initAtirrn Mtn 70Yelty;13ranctu•as .Army zorg e :" foriwt . 1 -%sish at au:early-. Pnizti...e, teic,'-' r .; divkviiials froth the ignAratieir of nted• o r equatly il'art4erous p rec i p ?trinity et .i i .ene,zl. 1' ra i 410 6 ' The 'f'ltrce Vibor.tet;s.:'Vrrho'Curg• (.;! 114Y'*' E voted my ..vtt ,. .”lti6n, own prise eve: y of V N At i - REAL INFECT'' , IN, 'ether of a' redent. 'Or I" 4 4 c m ; ration: 2v11y., • 4.11 k:ncis• of nquititer arising. Aim habits of , of 1,11" the Wet" !:W! I .iat dcrangcsiu'ut fit Systent • ,• iviikti is cafted 'BAK S . :;, arc,.l 1. r 11114, ,t Namur:Otis t)tsegsea-are suujt in the trCatinellt, 01 a si:nple (ionoritnt.t•!altd c ute ll.pQ i `, ty frequent!) . that seetts •ot . I . if:: 1 70 ":, 4 ,; 't , the intisLretion ot an 'iiilttiaiOca hour.- 4-6 , i.501 44 ' -- , ; thod tech Corupnts Are clash+ ctireii :qui, tint a - others have failed I trust that I may pigsutt,lt• C radical re.etabliSh . uient. ess Few, hoWrver; are the Iv Of tortmliCate l u• f 'this disorder, Compared I,ith the sitaati:Arsitfd, Mos, who, frotri indOlgesice a so;,tdrY'. , i` C ' previtent gaietits urtt• tasnionahi%: .Itte; aol,We trot ouch at whichis site:unavoidable v•‘.o,t'cqueli ,c peritieious natuts. • ee ry but 1 1 4' 41inapi/v ultirvr brooo over ti:s ""' carefully cOnerais nls imS!orttitice, it itta:b Le latton for h:rn to know, that aittioilgh .it he.,.4 1 ; e 0 ,, n 031 ot til%Ceaaint► with Oliter.. rad I 'l l,, rs , r 12,• Acn ovii. these t ra Q i f o u n, c i s an t x h il i e e e t q l C r e 'e r e b n ) t . en " c 'm vi:o4-4 • projess rt! the wit Ot s } t are r° tion.ot this languid h S e t:l l t i e rc. : ve4a,[l :; li ' t7il:: : cl x :'lrL . . s ?l : Y 4 : s 4 C'' prweir I l But xv here t ttis I)etkienev h .tor c t,, Own. C r*Lwer4nees I " n " , i ( r e the firm tri ring Sparks.of mid-to ie-attli • MAK RIM) 'OMNI EN, who I t ' t ! c .34- e!,. • !IL" " i• in their exiled4;:wm,;ol . a ,' b. Mer reA - • rno. is c sucbrdeleas are tti umaertaking. . 4 he" st.,:rcsy vitilth is so eV:P:1 1(1,1 ih rl o 4nt s4 l tatireutinitaliivelitt.CatlOusighio, Lila ts' \VIVI S i-k:111. I th il . i :Sii * L i tt.lll4 l i 1,171 i t s ) r ‘; l4 i l li e. t7 3 l l : l% l i i s a r t . " 't,:(''acc‘l',h3.lU lflus fi persouilly,• or b? Lettist.•(incl o v ing, l ; Tepip l e Bje,, 1 14 .11c .. r x e9 , :5 ,k a n1 y. ntie 3dei t' i tt io rs n e l t i i' l ti .: l p r ,t s c P 3 u n t . . r, AVaia-stto4 a9°l,nigs anti :h z t•Lune is,on both - the _ u Meth/velar itoy,bl.;:oliot7r_ot. Sr'r"!r-, - . To TiIoNIAS. l'AlfilOit, IL;i• . -.: itf6noitr,"l3o.i7:. Nev . .; 11t1(!g' 51 t... ii i it i ti rc i . i c i, q ,z ,. hl,:ti.:tti. ,r...118,,,it0r. I li liG leave 'to inforiii you,: dila ever since the . lir e:ee,,i - I Y ,: la in, : . I t: r 9 e. : . , r '4 .l ..,..,..„ 1- :I I a b ice . bee the n , n Al lo ti sidtceduriLltirt ::: t'.l.:u :e:::. v - .w.hicb, horn its obstinately resisOng every cola, 0; 1 c I;:icuit and \a,na.tindergbing several. se.yore courtieS',:ot t,Allv-u,"'..t.' wnt t-?Aczt dischameci tram the Hospital, kvill 1tt:,.:,.r;.,t1; so,n the. ;IN::: : opLt::::: ttohc,ranyuesxtistienivlcetecLalte.,:::i:loll.ll3:,,,.: 4 , ringot last year !fly disorder h.ut •goi to 5.1,.f., a itcao , nearly to ) • were b ra I . lawtrot any. brad, one. on C3Ol :14:111, 311.1 p ( i , i ... %I'.f !*e. out in a 'frigiatful manner; m y f i 6 lll vvp ~ ..I . e v , "ntit, and had' oe..tsr Ist a Sttta attly.er.di,,il i':" :, fully Irsh• e I , • l':411.-S. seven fl e l a u r c s ili ; :i n t scY 011eotUreld13:11411161.,)'atirnni,!rrukiicii1.0‘.4;;'iclT1:;# .--.441Y-tiqw, p 411., m particu wlien waren 'lit c ool 'ne eof rest l e i in ly ttlis' 'Lamentable stet), I ‘‘ gf est menial by Mr. J. TOontp , ang, C‘vllß: , r t cure by then) h;!re), to take your - which beqah to do ost; 26r1.1. .M.iy 4, im .t 7a c ' Rio% of a fortnigtit, I began to: re c ede hex tit:q. l a y d and ,k na in n , a and rneinti the - lecrt. 01l I* soorlitly healed- , --sobn ttatter, t 11T ll'i VireS on rtlY i e ., iii 1 04 also ;:leaviti, I wever i consocrable diseokifiratiolol_ , palm in du bunco( the lett, witi, • 1 1 i OA . ~, yoi . ~ , , .n 1 11 2 1 1 6 b1 . ° c t: M G Medicine, 4 4 lliAs .ii i t tlet lAc i l yn t l rle r.l : ' , C 9 r3v. l..•, v4 t r l ' : „ ' -: ' '• ,',''• . r ":1' 11 "I:a!nia4 lts natural hue, an,i t „ • . ;, ~ • r (tickle, perfettly , free :from - all' n s i ' y - 1 , , , ' `.: , 1,1'.01l b e d ' . IL lrn lv v.6 o 4 . , ret ott 'n . vco, l N ' i lh tt us ty7 , r:::r e' s b i:i . „:: and ..,' ._ ,• .. .:..„: ~;,:i ; 7 i m os e s i in o.:::::, - ..t : ~ n i :v x, ,: , ,, c3 „ ti. in iii;C o ll a a' , it . ~.,.: :, j. ic.. , ii . , , , ' ti l; i a . lll . months to the ;stylian:neat of all Vii , . '",.. 1 „ : ',1,0.; PI; tot ti , te• Komi. of other suit:Avg . ru.srrids, ti, ' ) ~ , 3 ,1, ..v.?0 , _ case as rublic as possible, af, I shall on c-ve*' ":,,gelg i n 5 ° ti l ling. Yc)it, will .greatly ehlige," Sir, i w ",i r 14:S.E it ' Obeditn,t, .very humble servanti AL EN. Nis , ~ .Swan's Close, Kigh-street, F\dinborizti. Witnesses to the ,ibo<ve Cure : , t ; 04 P lig Tuourseisi, No. 3, New Poultry Niel"' . . I oust MILN TQSH,. Old Asir trikly-Clnsc, .t: dioburpi . . prepared and ,Sotd by the cote P ro prietor.; p f 50 Tips! is s 'TA YIIII, Member of' the Poyal Colleg4toodc4 ' scans, at bis noose, No. 9, New Bridge-ctre o, ,liirty• ° g t v y l4 Fa c hett i r ler s, ca ' i d n i tcearonparaw7lll.2iicrie7sp;,aaryFuttiailensairlfpis°ldcfir*, j e l c u el:e t r a ,il t i r o : I /if ; ' . l fri ll :' ,, 7 o: l 4' ' Generation, with that invi , o3.ble secrecy ,v , :t c p . ' c oest _ l l,, his profession. sho , ild 'always observe in s'• 4 01 2ii 00 ; 1 0' hitters himself, the advice and assistanr.e. ):c t ii, , il 1 ..,, administers to persons- Li l t ing thi.i. Nit4C.,..1,43.ge. sv Diteemed, by a diseerriin .P-üblie, as ail 4 ' • ,of t innuttainable and void of all ambioitY• yerlierlfr-st, Also sold, by .nis appointment, Inc fbe . " .41 ,4 d . ;ii,. 0 ., these hying at a di.:tanec, at the Perflimer 5 . ,,, 0, toj , t ali Alban's-street, Pall : Mall ; the Toyahopt iill.street-tlwer, ,ford-Street ; Mr, INsborough's 7, I • ?Ju le .0 . 1 , Mr. Steels L Bookieller , NA. t, ) Llili'M-r"' , i . % Mr . .' P o pe hill • NI!. ISaxteros; 54:A1th-bridge, ''Edinbtlig 1 ' an d by l e e , dona i ld, Glaspw ; . Mr. Callwell's, t)ublii r i tion mi n h il l person, in - every considerable town in Great , u __ w it i _,,,,,, land, M BOXes of only as. 9d. 'web, scale 4...t l ie ' r ,e‘ 11 4 ' , and plain direttions, WileMby peftioni Of : 1 0 1, sa fety o itli curethetuselves with case, Spet. l -4 secr,tcr.,""icsi O ro if N. B. Ev:ry 13os sold in Great nritm,n I (2o ,,,nissio rl No , ' -A , Stamp, on which, br -favour of. tiIF ,, ,,- ~ N o , o._,„cri 'printed, at the Starnpr4)lfice--" 1. 1,: ) .: e ! ant i' 0[ 0 " ta?LielL,%,zeo_ustrurceertte,iic,-;.to iimtatc syhich is Fal l Y, From the LONDON GAZETTE', Nov. 19, !Sol, rflar-Offee • Mv. 19, 'Sq. • , Sherwood Rerogeri ' • Sir Thomas Wollaston White, Bart. to be Capin. John Shergold, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Clivies Lawrence White, Cent. to be Ditto. William Brown Edwards, Gent. to be Ensign, Southivell -Morten.; . William Horeldswortk, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice R. Heath. (age, resigned. Francis cook, Gent. to be Surgeon. Swahrop Val wneer Infantry. William wash, Esq. to 'be CuOtain. Richard Boyce,•Cent. to be Lieutenant. • Thomas Wheeler, Cent. tube Ensign. Toridge Regbient or Volunteer:. Right Honourable Lortßolle to he Colonel. Richard Pyne Coffin Esq. to be Lieutenant colonel. Richard Lieliticiii, Esq. be Alajor. 4kev. •Pete Tubb to be Chaplain. Thomas Col ly, Gent. to be Suvon. Trent Vale Volunteer:, (Aefore Gazetted as the Burton ycice Volunteer".) William Stoolen Demi', Gent. to be Lieutenant. Samuel Eson, Gent. to be Ditto. form Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign. Iffiest6uv-on.Severn Volunteers. lohn Windle, Esq. to be Captain. Daniel Bennett, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lohn Nicholls, Gent, to be Ditto. Joseph Catlett, Gent to be Ensign. !Verity Volunteer". George Jennings,. Gent. to be Ensign. 11441ng Volunteers. ' George Greenfield,•Gent. to be Lieutenant. fames Fenn, Jun. Gent. to be Enbign. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of James Lartiner, Gent, to be Petite. mut in the Royal East Pevon Gentlemen and Yeoni,m - y. Cavalry, as stated in the Gazette of the lithiNovember, has not taken plase, being inserted by mist.ke. l ' ERRATA. In Gazette of the aid ultimo: CharMu!), rolunteer sbalp-civetrc, • • 7 For Rohn./ Morris, Gent. Id be Lieutenant, Read Rickard Morris, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Cake:harp. roidependon Cvntaqy. For Anthony FraOas, Gent.. to be Ensign, Read Anthony Focetuit s Gent. to be Ensign., Eweline Hundred Volunteer Istantry. For William bizeddo; Esq.- to be .Captain, Read William Lowsdrt, Esq. to be Captain. , . /I.'llion raitoreer Infantry For Tohn Tentreet t Gent. to be Ensign, Read 70.6 i Temt-peroo, Gent.. to be Ensign. Ox joidviire Langtree Poimmeers.. ?or Pbllip TyGle P , ;.uyr, jun. Esq. to be Major-Commandant, Read 1'6114 'abbe • Pouyt,,,.jun. £sq. t ► be Major-Cm. niatidant. , , Indircd - 14funiefr ) Infaiitry. , lot Yoh" North, Esq. to be Captain, Read Wig -yobx North, ESq. to be Captain. For Milo?, 11 with rd Volnincer Infantry, Read Nerd! Melton Volunteer Infantry In Gazette of tath November. " - • • Gloricettei Geritlemen and Yeomanry Cavaliy. For Charls Brandon, Gent. to be Surgeon, Read Charlet Bran don Toie, Gent. be Surgeon. B qISTOL.' Nov. 19. YesrealAY.morning the. Royal Br istolVnlunteers were inspetled Ito Qencral I korrort, in Queen's square ; . and after their forming into columns, the General 'addressed them in an appropriate and ener. gide speech, to the following purport •• • • 40. It ts with pride'l observe the general, spirit which is displayed in this great and opulent City.— ROYAL BilsTOL VOLUNTItiIIS, your military ap. pearatiee` this morning renders you highly worthy that appellation; and doubt not, if the time were nigh at hand, when the common enemy of mankind should set.foot on our happy•shores, your loyalty and magnanimity, together with your numerous brethren in -arms, would ultimately triumph over those demons of discord, who have so long agitated the peaceful nations of Europe.—ln (aft, Citizens of Bristol, 1 now , address you on, the most momentous and important . subject, and at the most critical crisis this City ever beheld.—You have personally united to check the progress of the most diabolical and dangerous man in the universe ; and I am confi. dent your sentiments are equally unatirnotis.—We continually hear of the efteas of French conquest, the cvelty of French power, and the devastation ot French rapacity.—You are now engaged to de. cide the great question of Liberty .or, Slavery ;, and it behoves you to . be particularly .attentive to Your military acquirements. Without discipline, nothing can be eifetted; and without strict attention, no. thing of moment can be acquired. --You hive to cope with a man Wlto has professed every religion to gain his point; and to snbjeet his unhappy vietims to the most•abjed slavery :- 1 -first he is a Deist, then ,! an Atheist, next a Mahtsmetan, and last of all a Roman Catholic ;—and when he has lulled you to sheep Ity.his hypocritical cant, and disarmed, you• - your amiable wives, your endearing children, and your virtuous relatives, will forcibly feel the hor rors and privations which the unhappy Hanoverians now experienee.—Already you have received the Thanks of both Houses ofßarliament—if that gives you any pleasure, what must your feelings be after having achieved glory—after baying driven the sordid enemy, from your shures,—when you return to your homes, _and are caressed by your wives and childienthen Will'you meet With the reward your services ,merit, and . be 'enabled peacefully to , corn. Ouse yourselves,. being conscious yourinclividual hours unieed have prevented that tyranny, which so many unhappy Countries at present 'expel fence.— . Before I conclude, let me conjure you to he at all' times aw.ike. to your danger, • and let your danger be a constant stimulus 10 your duty ;—then you will have nothing to fear.". The day being fine, tlte speftatnes were name. rous, and appeared much gratified with the scene. The General complimented the Corps On their miii. tary appearance, in the highest terms. Thursday afternoon a match between two horses of the fourth dragoons, the one belonging to the Ma. jneond the other to the. Adjutant of the Regiment,,' the former being A blond horsey the other only h a lf bred, with a sleet) distance of ;40 yards in hisfaeou t , at starting, envying equal weighty was decided•on the trace-NIL linghton, for the sum of one hundred guineas and bets to a very considerable atnouo t . horses ;tatted by the sound of a bugle, and. the race. won by the halt bred horse by a distsrice of n ear ly twenty yards. Seven to four, at startin g in fAvour of the blood two to ono during the first mile, and evert betting after., The horses Mlle lode by oh' ver I, akid , Crestutii, two Lieutenants 0;4 4 ,11 1 , . sEEns. r.- LUNDON Ptinuid by BUCHANAN WhfiLLAN, (of Batw*Strg", 6C ! 'te all•Gaiden)p and Pt:Witted by Vis ita si A11)41(1114. i p rs , r o t s pud :, h fu i ton _ street , Grosvenor•iq ualc) ; At ilie Sulf.Ostics, No. ii; l Straid i Where 444rallit*Iimari la Oritteri for the Pater, Lovett for' the Echter, Stc.l ( ost.h.4 I. must be addressea. The Rev. Mr. IVfAceptur preached a Funeral Ser. mon, on Sunday morning, upon the death of the late Mr. DEwpy, at the Dissenting Chapel in the City Road. The popularity of the Preacher, joined to 'the melancholy fate of Mr. DEWEY, produced an uncommon degree of attratlion in the minds of the Public. Long before the service commenced the court-yard before the Chapel was thronged 1 y persons eager to gain admittance, it -being pre. viously understood that the Corps of which the de ceased was a member would attend. About halt' past ten the Eighth Regiment of the Loyal London Volunteers, commanded by Colonel CANNING, rook their seats in the galleries of the Chapel, and pre. gently after the whole area was filled, and every av&tue to "the Chapel_ was completely choaked up.. The relatives of the deceased, consisting of his wife, his mother, sister and brother, were seated in a pew near the 'pulpit, and contributed very much to increase the interest of the awful solem-, nities about to be performed. He took his text from the 23t1 Psalm, at the 4th verse, "Ara, though I walk through toe valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil." From these. words the reverend Preacher made a most eloquent and pathe.: tic address to his congregation.f :SHIP •NE,IPS, • , CRAVPSIND, NOV. 2.0. Passed by—the. Marquis of tansdown, Atkinson,. Eliza. beth, Read, Young Johns, Nymph, Warren, Henry, Trotter, Flora, Hulks, and Charlotte, -, from Peters burg!' ; Kent, Card, .from Stettin ; -, Lucas, lames, Lord Flood, Robinson, Attelphia, Brown, Catha rine; Williamson, and Vrow Cathation, Sondley, from Wg3; Republic :Bremen, from Bremen ; New Fair Trader, 'Pratt, and Muncliester, Hunter, from Nancia ; WAefidd, Bryant, froM Wisbtirg ; Hero, Grey, Nerina, Parker, and Liberty, Brown, &urn Archangel ; Wilhelmina,. Lihord, from Bilboa ; Baltic, Darness, Dorothea, Brown, and. John, Tower, from Memel ; Abenna, Hodgson, from Virginia ; Liberty,. Hodge, and the ' Caithness , front Mimic, Faye;Niereclith, front Waterford; Catharine, Johuson, Hen draght, ',Jacobs, Hardness, Hardy, Stadt, Berlin, -, and Eligc, for Embden. STOCKS, Bank Stock Navy ; , per ('ent. t 74 I►er Cent. 1797,1171* rich ; per Cern. ret Cent. Con. 67j g per C. R. ;sit 3 Per C. Con. 53ii it.m. 1.. A. 1;0 7.16 Ditto S. A. DAY. India StOck 164 k India Bonds s. s.dis. Lx. Itiilis par a. dis. edik. Imprr.l prr Cant. scji Ditto Anns. Bank for Cons. tot Ace. PRICE 0 MON LONDON MARLETS, RETURN OF WHEN Ry Messrs. CH; Lo and NI Including only train the 7th /44,vember, agteeab :49 Quarters at 656 od Jso at 64s oat 3) ---- at 63s 6d 2se —•-••-•-.0 at 632 ett 439 at bas, ed 7r5 at 6ts od 4 2 3 1$ at 594 6rl 668 at ggs od 55 340 at 58s od 175 s.anorta,.... at 57: eel Total 5559 Quarters. os. rid. lower a ,T IMIWARK-LANE. I^l.Pas, hie4l Weighers, of November to the lath of ply to the new AO, Po Quarters at i6s,6d 608 at 55S 6:1 2 at 3;s od 4 66 S at 53s 6d 2 —at 531 od t 7 at 523 od at 511 Cgi ISS toS at 48s od I B"—`--•• at 4$ oti —Average 5Ss. iid. tats last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nov. 5, to Nov. 11, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. a. 4. I Sacks. t.' a.i Sacks. a. •d. 2 1 '59 • ' 8 5 ,1 ' 54 b I 6 9 it 0 33 , 5 6 • r 9l 53.6 I 2 4 5 0 • , . 1 33(4 55 , • 4 1 4 53 0 IG 49 0 35 54 3 az; 57. o • Total 55r76 SACKS. —Average s4s. 9iAl; • as. aid. higher than last, return. rgicE OF HOPS. Tooth's. 4 Kent, 41. los. to 41. ss. Kent, 51: 51. to 61. 3s. Sussex, 41. los. to 51. os. 1 Sussex, 51. os. to 51 ,6s. Est,ex, 41. toS. WO. pS. Farnham, 71. OS. to 91. 91 !f r i~ 1