The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-19 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 17. War-Oifice, Arm, 17, 18453, Upper lklird of Clydesdale Vollot:errs, Alex'. Renton, Esq„ to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Command. ante Hon. Andrew 'Carmichael to be Lieutenant-Colo.: nul. Archibald Vista, Esti. to be Major.- • To be Calitains—flobert Campbell Hamilton, Esq. Mau.- rice Carmichael', Esq; Kenneth M'Kerizif *Esq. tofrin 13rown, Esq. john kullerton, Esq. john Dickson, Esq. To be Adjutant—John 'Todd, Gent. Creeb►Jdge rauxiterr; William M'Cow, Esq t br Captain. John Simpson,Cent. to be Lieutenant. .Ebenezer NMl:mg, to be Ensign. Creetywn Vitteltter.f.. !elm NlTulloch, Esc): to be,Captain. Henry NidCtilloch, Gent. id - be Lieutmant.- lames Nl'iVitti..en, Gent to be Ensign. • , , , , • , , • G.zTh tbarougb Volsofteers. • •• \ Lieutenant lolin-Cliaprnan, to be. Captain,' vice. sinith, rt. signed. Robert Flower, jun. , G.,nt...t0 be' Lieutelant, vice Chapman. Gene ;c Rayner. g..?ent. to . be En*ign, vice Picking. Rty.. Charles Built Massuigbeid lobe Chaplain. . . tia GalOauie k'olunteth. Alexander. liirt : Wltistle, Esq. in be Captain. lames Niven, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Charles Milticand, Gent. to be Ensign. Gra,;;Atra4o:ahintrer.l. josnph Lal.vtcreet:‘ 2.s4iattr, oollajor-Commandaut. Rapt of Pc!unite, s. Lorry St, lti..saplt 'lO Ve lietttnant-Colonel-Commandant. john ,ru tier, Esq. to• be ~L ienteviant-Colonel. - Thomas Limb, 'Esq. to beAtaior'... •, • ' •To be. Caor4in, --Robert Hawes, Esq. Ealdley Mitchell, gsq. %Vitt:44ll Glilmort Harvey, Esq. 'Fhomas- Robin- . • soy, ' • To be 1.r... , m,1ant5-Henry Porter, -Cent. Thomas Got , ringe,Gr:ot. William : Baker, Gent.' Het* itourr,e,Cent. To be Ensign..-.dotoi Blackman, Gent. WittrWoodwani, ' Genf. Richard Gibbs, Gent.. John, Langford, Gent, , • •',- • 'li r lrt f,r,dr : ,e tiolunteere. lot*Mattheivq, Esq. o be hieuteitant ,, Calanit-Cominand... ant: William Esti, to I* Lnititenant-Colottel, Willlares linsiqn Mat t s; • 1-.»yy, to, be. IWithits.' •- 'To be Captains -- Edwin Sandys - Lechmere t Esq:, Thomas • Cook, Esq, .Thomas Downes, 'Esq. tontiliolder Mat thews, Esq.• Charles HollfwvaY, Esq. ". To be Lieutenants-John WilistOne, Gent.. Williairt . Ratren,- hill. Cent. john earn, 'Gctit. John Cwitlym, Gent. Grthiths, Gent. , Isaac Lee, Gent. Timothy • littretifiill, Gent. • To be Ensigns--William Milton, Gent, William Bartell, Gent., (Win Griffiths, Gent. E. G: ,Wright, Gent. . Bean. Gent. Joseph Woodhouse, Gent. To be Adjutant---John Cam, Gent. ', • To be Surgeon--Sarnuel Garn,,Gent. . wilaliallo# of lb? firreli:rdibire l'olootrer 171470,y. William Taylor, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Richard 41111, .Gent. to •be ditto. — , Wilding, Gent. to 'be Ensigp. Rvv, John Well to be Sitr4eon. : ' Battalion of Ditto. John Geers Cotterell, Esq. to be Co-, Thomas Powell, Esq. late of the 14th Reginkent, .'•to-bei,ietitenant-Colonel.: To be Captains- John Parsons, Esq. Williatril-liggitis, Esq. EdWarifl Lewis, Esq. W4l;er Watkins, Esq. John Kin', Esq. Richard Hill, Esq. To be Lieutenants- Charles Parsons, Cent., Thomas Gent. Itichardllill, Gent. , SallOway, Richard Iti-e,gins, Cent. Thorreis Brace, Gent. Jenkins' Wilhunts, Cent. (;.irtrles Hunt Waring , , Cent. To he Ensigns-Robeit Harcourt, Gent. Ra.ekster,i Gent. Edward Chambers' -Ge n t. H er b ert E ves, GenW AVilliam Joisee,. G ant. Wt j l tam , Russell, (rent. • To iv Chaphnn-Reverenti John Clinton. • 8010 leers. john Walker, Esq. to he Captain. William Ireland, Cent.! to he Lieutenant. David WEellan, ,Gent. to be ditto. Gent. to be Ensign. William M' Whin n:., jno. Gent, to be ditto. • 1.17(10, City, Vohenteert; flezekialt Hrown, Esti, to be Lientenant.i.Colona. Command; ant. Atkinson to be l'elajor. Lieuti.nant Witt to Crqitain,,iiwe Atkinson. Ensign I.upton try her I.icu.te. bi,.e John Brothitorii- Gent, to i.oe Ensign, vice. join' Curarcr,' Gent. t 9 he ditto. Rev. , 'Francis Swan to be Chaplain. Charles Franklyn, Cern, to be is:rirs.:..so. Henry :/ watt, el. Gent. to be A ss i stant .. 444:e0n. Ch4rlcs Mountain,. enc. to be Qitarter.master. IVorth Legiox. ThCßig,hi' lion. Charles Lord Yarborough t o Li eu t enant . - Colimel;(1,1I)111.1101aat. • Ist, it 4 Otlier“, Right i-lon. Lord Willian - Cneauclerk. to. be .Eionortant.Colonel. ' Thomas Lawrence, Esq. to be Ma.. • ,i ,, r ,, `,Ge/nge-Telinysini, Esq. to be ditto. To be C; pt -Richard N ciiol,an, . Esq. 'John Kelk, Esq. V Om r, Esti, joint Turner, Esq. Chalks • Ten tii4on,- - iolgate Esq. John Sexty, 1 'Esq. Re/bat Scrivener, Lsq. W illia,tt Clark,- Erg: • , Litnitentnits.- john ScholtiOd, Cent.' William Thorpe, ' Gent. t.:;14..-17,;! Whitworth, Gcnr. ChristOpher Dinstfale, Pawl flacCett, Cent. • Richard Clarke, Gent. Gent, Tritißir4 t Gent. Joseph , Gcnt.. Thomas lionson, • To be i4isigils--joit,i blieholson, Thninas Stotliard,. 4citt. Saintiel Booth, Gent: John Clarke, Gent. lames' Young, Gent. • William ClaPharnilient.. 'John FlulKate, f;en. Richard Little, 'tent. 47.13..bg Atli utani,. with the rank.of Captain-Wiiiiiitri Cond. ttci Re t ;inicia; !lon. Charles Anderson , elhain to be Lieu..• reriant-Colonel. ' George tlppleby, Esq.' 'to be..Mujor. ti 1 liant Ile:dale% Esq. to be ditto.. Captaliis-'II) , 3ILIA M',.)rris, Esq. 'Marrnacluke Net.. son Grabirrn, Esq, William 'Graborn, .F.sq k Edward • .1-I.ilgat4,. Martin Son, Esq... George Morris, Vox, Esq, Charles Eloption, Esq. Tbo-1 tit 1. Wesroby; Eisq. Ctiii.t, Esq. john !lurk.. ' E. • . To lie' Licineihnits--Thutnas • L . 3.ocnton, Con.. Richard Esfienef. Gent, juines Espener, Gent. F tanci I.ll,iikon, Cent. ,Thttnias Entkinsmi, GL~,lt. Genr.. eitt. Isaac , • N4Ylor, G i 1 Wood, Gent jribli Steel, (..; ent, 11)0fibiii TO be Eittli.gli6-1 h.itles Rawson, Gent. Joseph Morris, Gent, ionn litool;s, Gent.' Thomas. ',Bennett, Gent. Liiezir I tov.tion,' Gent. Briljumn I%.intiatt, Gent. • John E ierny, • t.j ent . Thomas ‘./Vestoby, Gent: Joint Hrown, Cent. George lloulton Gent. To tie Adjutant, with trie Rank 4t . ceptaih-.-William Smith V 5 ,1. • • , , 3 , 1 l.tegiment. Ed vard Weston, Esq. to he I.3eotenant. Cci tic!. Theoplitins '!(41 be' 444101. Esq r(.l be Mitjor. '1 o . ti e , rill:rut Richardson, Tiati:.johat I/oft; Fsq,' liart C.rant, Esq John Codd; Esq. - Thomas Frear, 'Wi 1 G rfiltlLAtti; ..Willtain.Abraham f /Es4.- Curtis, Esq. John Watesby,,, - Esq. Matinee i• Saaht,• Eta,. 'jFrant,y OVrit€ , l), he Litutenatitt--Thwm:; Muds, Gent. rsos tv till , (hilt. .William liewson,cent. .Marri„ cent. Joseph Ashton, Cent. John 13.-okv q , 'Gent. . Christopher Gent. jahri Grantii.on, Gebt. I"iionvii Ta3ior . ,_ Gent.' • Richard Nainby, Ge nt . To be Ltbign6 7 -Rictnird Knaclit.,3,i, Gent, josoph fiewson, , pe w , Sow l itel RiAnnii; C;ent. Stephen Wright, Gent. (;eorge' Ha/oov, Gent. Richard taylor, (;ent. ig; i c • Naylor, Cent,. %Valiant I)avitt Field, josepkt)d- Cent. Thomas Robinson, Thomas f.;e111,, &Naha?: Dii , isiot of the Rape 47 Lewes Pc,itorteer: Wiptam Newton, Emi to be 'colottrl. (..; Nihon, Ebq, do b Llcut‘tlant.Colottel. to bt!. 41/1,901:„. George Edward Thothas Part. Tofk. . Caprairr.-- Cripps, B EliiBll . p`ey;, Eby Wi stObertti. EK kines In. gron, (.1 Turnei, - 140 y, Geni. Samuel 4itasltaLl, cyra. iolin Wicker, Gent. ,;ha , Vitt . •Ileattl, Gent. Tliernat Do mini( ic Wink:man Gent. . 1411aCktnan t Gent. John Ifentiprsqn, Gent. Thamas liodEon, Gent. John Poricr, Gent. '.ones Reolulx,l, Cvnt. 14 , 1 rolunirsr 4,1111, 1 y, Second Lleutec:;iiit Charles Marahall to be rust Lieutenant, vier ltivcr , rt:sl4l\td. • laws Petor4, Gent.' to be c,'ecothl 1.1e1.117141i1t, vita S:r4l:6o'.l;e, yr trf 13211411.011 Pothailn; pro Polioth.er priggi;- - Wildam Mcnites, E q, tb be "Captain, vice ccOrie, re _ * oigrticr, Murray, (fent. to be Libienant, viva -b1 .Pr 1041$110. Elisio Archibald finox to be Lieu, tenant. THE Irish Papers still persevere in asserting that the iiiiimomd Frigate,haLl come to Cork to give in. formation of a French Line.d.battle Ship and a Fri. gate having, escaped from a French Port, and steered for Ireland: , The Dublin Papers of the rsth inst. received this morning, contain an F.atrad from the Card iligirri;so. of the ,rath instant, which - brits us the agreeakie account of the Frigate being cap. turcd by His Majesty's Frigate the Diamond,.ccim. mantled by Captain Ei.elittiSTOfjs. The following is the article : gg One of the Kinsale Pilot.boatshas.brought the agref.able news of- the French Frigate which was seen in company with the French 74 gun Ship, as stated in our last, having been seen captured His Majesty's Frigitte Diammar, Captain ELralti. &Torte : it will be recolleittd, that we mentioned f It the Dlaviond's having 4gAin, immediately after having given intelligence 'ofthose,two vessel s being'on the Coast." • We have only to say, that no such account has yet reached this Country through any other chan. nel, but we shall be tuot happy indeed in being able to confirm it. Tti - litgatlanCe in the .11oUse of Commons on Tuesday it expt‘tett to be more than commonly full, Is seems indeed, -frOrn the critical and awful sitpagon of the Country, the iridivens4bie dut IT al . . • every Member of Parliament, not anually engatell in 'the Military and Naval Service, and every one Of these, if not employed at some post, by an ab. sence from which the public interests might suffer, to attend in his' place. Jr is pettedly ascertained tlidt Mr. Fox will be present on Tuesday, and we are. happy to hear that PITT,. likewise _ : intends., , being in his place. bn that day: Upon the voice of ,that great man do we conceive the fate:ol the Bri tish:Empire to be at the present moment in a great degree. Suspended. Clumges,,and,thoSe very material ones, it, the AdtailiStration; are talked of, but not as likely to be Made- till- after Christmas. They cannot come - WO soon for the good of the Country, and we have the melancholy , consolation at the present awful crisis, that any thange must be for the better, if that change is not confined solely to the paltry ob. jen of keeping the present inefficient and imbecile Ministers in their places: Much spetulation is afloat, respeCling what may probably be the leading-topics of Hes MAJ ESTY'S Most Gracious .Speech,', On the - opening of the Ses. aitiel.o(Parliament. There is little on which warm congratulations can, be offered, for it can hardly be supposed that the, recovery of two Dutch Islands, which' were so improvidently ceded, can be a reasonable subjed . of exultation to a British Par. aliment; and there is nothing else of positive ad- Vantage that can be introduced. The spirit of the Country, - and the noble and patriotic exertions of the Voltmeters; 'are indeed rational and legitiMate' objeds of the greatest exultation, b ut Mi n i st e rs must he sensible that they have had a small share-in rousing the Spirit of the People ; or of direding„the energies %Oich ensure the salvatio n of the State. 4t One of the many, difficult-points which Ministers, will have: to get over, will' be our situation with regard to' . Spaio, and Portugal. That is a subject= which will no doubt engage a great share. of the fu- . sure discussions of Parliament. We cannot Indeedi tumour eyes to any point of. the Continent from; which we can draw consolation or hope. Parliament; certainly never met under more important and trying. circumstances. To .their deliberate wisdom. we took for some chedring' ray to d;spelthe gloonithat to darkly lours upon the political horipn. YESTERDAY some' Letters were received from Oporto, brought to this Country in a running Ship, 0( the date of the, sth. initant. Though the Pot. tuguese stilt continued in a stare of anxiety anti sus. • .... peme, neverth eless; seemea `fo'be understood them was a prt.,ksA)ility of their passing the Winter without molestation, but it was conceived impos. Bible to b.iy h•ity long it might suit the rapacity and insoleoce of the . French G4vernrnent to acquiesce . . . in lite neutrality of Spain and Portugal. The fol. loc/log is an Extra:l or a Letter from Oporto of the ith instant : • It The American Ship Prosperity, Jouct.9t, arrived here the Ist inst. with a cargo of Indian corn, in 38 days froin Philadelphia. She brings Mons. Lutz Da CW11E331141 as Passenger, who comes charged/ with numerous dispatches from TRjr- , ROME BONAPAR, whom he Ittt at Philadelphia. 'He seems an intelligent, chattering Frencbman, said to' hive been the Confidential Secretary of LE CLERC at Saint l)omingo, and went from thence so the Havannah, and afterwards to , Mexiceoviiith JEROME. It is reported the AMC. dean Ship Was spoken with by one of our Cruizers our this Coast about/ eight days ago, who asked . wlie. ther there were any passengers on board ? The an, swer was, '‘ Yes, one French Gentleman.'—s Then I must send and examine him,' said the Fri. gate.,'«L- 6 Pray do so, Sir,' said the American, and •have the goodness to send your Dater, for the . poor Gentleman lays very. ill of the yet.. low fever ;' upon which the Frigate immediate.' ly het sail, and the poor Gentleman, arrived here in . health, Asa 44 all the 414 i Vs -*ern pa nr.. porpohes, I understand, going to Madrid-by way . of Lisbon." • Yesterday morning His IYIAJrsTY and Princess SOPHIA, attended by Lord VITALANGHAM, Sir W. and Lady PITT. and 'Colonel MANNtNGHnr.t , went into the. Great Park to hunt with the Harriers. HER MAI EsTit and the Elder PRINCESSES took an airing to St. Leonard' s Hill, and honoured the Hon. Mrs. P4E.COURT with a visit. Princess ANELtA, with her usual attendants, took an airing:in is-coach and four in the Great Park. It is sattliat'Mrikter s have proposed to Lold Currnii;the honakr of Moving the Address in the House of Lads, on Tuesday, and Lard GAGS, of Seconding it. Whether they accept this dis. tin Zion we have not heard. Capt. Jetty t. 4,, nephew to Earl St. VINCINT, and Clornmand - er of.the Magnificent, of 7 4 , guns, is appointed Treasurer. of Greenwich Hospital, in the worn of the late Admiral PAYNI. Yesterday morning the Windsor Volunteers as. sembled in the old Guard.ro om in Windor Castle, and ar s the marched from t h ence to a field ne Long \Valk in Windsor, Where they went through their different manctuvrts. T' 1I V ate Rk..; FRENCH PRISOYERR. LETTER FROM LORD HOBART TO THE LORDS 0 THE ADMIRALTY. " Downing. Street, Novimlxt S. " laY LORDS, " Mr. SULLIVAN having cotruntinicated to me Sir F. v A Narrates Letter of the list tilt, containing the demand c Citizen No° u sz, Geneyat of Brigade, toobtain permission? Aitirtt on his plrol6, I ant -tia-acquaint your Lord ships, that it will be expedient to rtzpiiient to Gen N 0 0042 that, as the Island of St. Lucia has been Surrendered at dis cretionto fvlajesty's..Earces, he can have no right to strait the demand of permission to ,return to France. The indul Bence with which the triglish Commanding • Olticets wet disPoseciln treat him and,the other French Prisoners of WA taken at St. Lucia, in giving them 'permission, .as a simpli 4.4 10 t* favour, to return to France ' was tiatiaded OW sup position that the W ar s h ou ld b e carried on. by the Frenel Uovemmerit on the known principles of Winer Wars. " BuCthe First Consul having, in open vjgfation of the 'eitahlislandfusage of all CiViliAed nations, thought proper ti .detain, as Prisoners of ‘Var, those of Ifis-Majesty's Subjece Who had gone to France during all interval of Peace, General 14 94Vsizoug4 to know, that. until such Subjects shall la released, no persons 4eit in arms; excepttliose who rtia . y . bc regularly exchanged, can have permission to leave' the territories: and that, for tnis reason , lie;and all the oth et ()Akers of thekriny,aud Navy of Enince, actually Prisinleo in England, should attribute their datentien solely to the measures adopted by the First Consul towards Ilis Majesty's SUOje4s,. am my Lords, kc. (:;igned) • HOAA RTY' In answer to a Letter w:ittert to the Trarsport Oflre, by who was,on his parole faott-Bwilaltd°eF ' l tl''''to'haimthb3nlttthL.ell4'.S: i° e i Ct l et %i a . r .i y il L tot e't l)cterl''.fliza s nsi'epof;''t 41arcl. As it thrOws much light on a sii t oji Et the l" e at wi 7 h l t h ti tv n e lo ii, n i g n e . m eor n t Yn o a t n „ i i llt al o i m spo ll r i t e s for p its m Commissioners ii..ty e , n 4k. l ,nig r_u v s yn t Lf 7 l l l, as with the tare and custody . of Prisouers of. W- , F* to you, that it IS tiy Order of mv- Lord Sr.t i4eisT that have had the option of going to one ,pt the three citielt Me' tioned in your fatter. • • • • ' " I am authorized, beetles,' to acqu itlnt you, I* 11 15 'Tvrjrtglarter .Ottice; seconding the views of Governateslsl etto , peen desirous of treating the PriSotiottsdf Wa r, tate n ,... #a big atval - barigiaer.„__in the same manner they. bi,d,'7;l l , treated in all farther Wars bet Ween the tiro Couurtres, t all the hurnauity.consiscent with the Public Se-ariti.; bu t i'''t• in the existing' circumstances, it has deerneli it crP f ‘ ii ". cut to rernotp exisoner; ot.War on Parole; from pllcev si! 1) 'a.ted-nelar. Oft Cdttst, and . to send them to the Citiei the. 11 . ::. ,terror of the Kingclom. You will obiE'rve then, that the 0 1,4 ' Which has been mide on this itilijea, is not contined,te I *. but applici in g' enerat to all other ,Prisontriett'Parole; !Of the coMpariuni you make between thg„tecatrueit,l , ° l „ ; ."`,l tamers in tins' Country , lid that of elf - eb 1 1;11"Idw" -- France, the Commis • ' , that sionera funk. t tuitlicient•ten — you, to which it is now propoted . tp pees u+ does.npt exceed x7o miles, whereas the .English Haile , France arc sent into the Interior to the .dist ance` i7,,,•" 1 from some of the Ports to which they hail been 1304 `! .. ince " As ti..) your application for permission to rettun"" ( - f n ttis on parole, l have orders to intbrin you, that the have elapsed sitico captain Iva to L, late Comulan,,' sett : French Frigate La FronOirr, had permission to gol° ' c on his parole, as bearer of aispeCial l'idposition:to .}..artet hlinister of Marine, tor the CStablncht gel' er° I br ot. Exchange, on the • basis of, that WhiCh StAbSiTino .t weeo do t wo Countries during the 11,1!,W4r t i) ewer has-yet been received 'to that propoSihoh t%Pen4ll:it he r d tuav~ much as not 3 single. .firitish. Peiioxv . has' 1 a mis. permitted to return to... England, alit!. that 59 '1 1 ! - 1 1 ) . ,: wile grarttral .yet but in, live. 'Xiitsb l Stitt. had,lNen detainedin Francel4 the commencement sitio ties, though above vo French Prisoners takeri_ln'je; the the cominencenvnt of the War have-returned to F r be any subjects of ,Canitnissioiters arc of opinion, that if titer:: coon . complaint, they do nnt arise from t_ ( 1 "I try, taut svi.ely arum that attic l r Ksr I.; " have tiorpoor ,0 " A LEX. hl*L E AY, Sec. (Sitnal) ......-------,................ • __.. . • Yesterday the their e Royal Westminster Volunteers; were inspetted. by Lieut. Col.. JES.3, INSO N, ,r/n "I' Made', in the Lower Mews. The 6'o' wi"4 , ,tfted at nine o'clock, and the left at eleven. 'l.it:Ut. C°l. , Jarrictroos arrived about half past ten. ai'd coolmenced by inspeCting the Grenadiers very toi nnutelY, from the Captain. of ;WWI) • lie riceiVed . "r : PIR. Of the effeetive strength of the CompanYl `""ch he himself aicertained by .observing how :Many` were present as the names,. were called ova* After . the inspeelion of the Grenadiers was ova) "'a t " Company. was 4ismissed, 'lid Si) •on eac h C o !' ich pang in Succession of the rig ht wing ; Awh the left win -formed, anti was inspetted in the so ul g- (' in"nner.`: Lieut.. Col. IENK I NSUN e%arnined ibil ' state attic Arms and ACeOlatealrnta, Very illirWietip anti expee . sied' the greatest satisfaCtion -at the tnili. t4 9' appearance of .the:whole Curpsoind, the,iictiv lent !Rate in which their arms We.re 19;11..,i' s •The 'huge's of WALEssii Vutuateisei rnottetw' -Yeiterdays -for the fi rst time, with great cuars ihOir '.2t their bocks, , and marched to toe Green parki werrthr)ngh the' different .manixati:vrc9' They -will %nue r igain on Wednesday morninii ::' ha d .:l i xrciek; a :e i.: }l °3h r i: a Y' r tl i 1-1 41 ': g? b i a :l.. 1 . 1 ::. ; e i d e r : R i F c ' h : aY • v a i i li t n: H ila i s g t fi tl I : r1:: : j o a l i ' VI Y c ° : _ 11 : : : :.:edY : Y E l i s : ' 'le Yclajtion le 9fficers prtook• of an elegant provided for'thern . at the Castle, w hoe th e ' 71"3 were also ea:at:44l4y regaled with brad, &Oct. t he. folk:twins •iewenea. against 3 and porter. • •- - ; ' f he 1 • stuck ' - 0 - PP at the Hemi-rjoartera of one of the CLIY' Swgitherifs of Volunieeis, '',,hi•,':h we quote as.#o,,l't stance-of rmishineht liralianiFiiiclunw•Ority 01 61.‘ iltpie, ,, : . ted ' The 0 ~ thcers of, the Regiment, baying investigiAutyi " 4 q.c Preteitedagantt----, for baring druni; tilicl: r ther rel Are him guilty of 6tancel and' renounce . oiLair tot association with hith . They retwest that his name 11 ". log. erased froth the cardlotent as übtit to rowain ill tho Igo Ce:ntlernt I who are uniterein-an earnest desire tom 3 14 :, 1 , t° 1 , . seleea - uset ul intletending th e ir King and Countrf.".c'w. I - , . . 've t ' delinquent is ~ The Volunteer Infantry of Dover have recel N . '"iiarehtritoidocir !:sagg..iitgh:brnsscelcv.7l-iitts;i-sresautlypinZ-troba'rtrietiro destination is Chatham Barracks,. where thcfsre• tenpin for some weeks. R" Ti.)...e Camps . : near. PlymOurli broke up on Wc-f igisl ; day. ;Pawns .when the rat Devon, Colaiier,f4D, T:AgD, matched from Wenbury.Camp to Dlltft.i:, Totness, and Kingsbridge.—The North Dry° 1 ,',, giment, Colonel the Right . Hon. Lord Boat N0t: 4 7 1 , marched from • Word. Heights to l'l3 lol l ll4 ` l° The • bury; Icy Bridge, Ermington,, anti Brunt; ~0, Royal Cornwall Regiment, Colonel Sir IC Pifibtio Bart. marched frow the Camp. at Maker fiep.„ ro Truro, Falninuth, Pendennts Castle, ,s nd t he zanee. The Royal Montgomery Camp in front of_ Dock Lines, and entbsrke of Mutton Cove for the barrack ia the reagit'tscag. Maker Heights.. The South Devon Regirszent;ched mocha' trog l a 0 lonel the Right Hon. Lord RoGLI, are °lt 4 :0 from Pendennis Castle, and are , hoply exPro..e .- ' 'at'll6ll DAP A .1.. harriaki To Ie 'Ensigns...M*li Wfrityre, Cent. vice Stelv:!er, .re. Andrew Bannerman, Cot, vice Knox.. Robert ; N 17,4 01 1, 'Cent. vice ergu,,on. , 3d or .4t bole Battador of itsviri Per,tbsbire First l'olultfer Bripde. • John Stewart, Gent.: to be Second- Liiiitenant. • 4th Battalion of Ditto— Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Muir M 4 Kenzie to be Colonel. To be Lieutenants—Ensign fumes Williamson. William M'Donald, Gent. • •• TO be Eiisigns-William Dalgairno, Gent. fames Wilson, : Gent. Rattray, Cent, TO be Chaplain—Rev. 'William lnnerarity. • Ctrs, of Gaulle Batialioa of tGa Rcyal Perthshire Strod rolun. - 7 trer Brigade. 'non. Charles Kinnaircl to he Lieutenant-Colonel Command ' ant. John Lee Allen; Esq. fob(' Major. Tp Captains—P, Murray IThreipland, Esq. Hunter, Etq. Charles Hunter, T.' Bell, Erg: P. Kin neon, Esq: T. r.reb.;ter, Esq.- To_ b.... Licutenautz . ,- - Allen, Cent. T. APClaggsn, Gent. Peter Inch, Cent. Alexand4, Gent .Bunt, Gent. To be Ensigns— Atka, 'e;4ot. Gent. .Alex. Raite, Gent. Watrir,.tlent. -- Morton, - Gent. The lircadaNatte NatiaPoit Poyal Per All, e'Sii-Ottd . • !twee' Hrigade .' The Bart of Breadalbane. tote Colonel. Francis MINIab, P robe_ Major To be: Captains—Alexander Campbell, Esq.. late Captain in the FeneiSles : 'Duncan De war , Esq. 106 Captain and 'Adjutant Dumbarton Fencibles. - Archibald Campbell, Esq. late Lietitenant in the Fencibles. `Alexander-Camp bell, Esq. late Quarter-master in the Fencibles, Lieu tenant Allan IVPNab, from Half-pay. William FitlLitteit Kennedy, Esq. To be Lieutenants—peter WV:Arthur, Cent, Walker, ' Gent. • Tames WRak, Gent. Peter Campbell, Gent. Joseph WI ntyre, Gent. John Anderson, Gent. To be Entigns•-*James Stewart, Gent,: folin•Brown Cent. M'Cregor, Gent. • Dougal MacDougal, Gent. Arab: Caineron,Cent. Donald - Sinctair, Gent. To be A4jutant—A. Campbell, Gent. and ,Flirnea.sik robiuteer Battalion,' Thomas Coltman, 'VA. to be lieutenant-Colonel , Cont mandant. • - .Slins o ford Valimmer 170:44try: Leonard Stevenson, emit. to be Surgeon.. • . • Tropeer Volunteer Infiintry. • Willlam l'irl'eracker, Esq. to be Captain. Robert eratrford, Gent. to be Licutenatft. James Locke, Cent, to be Eniign, • • • • " U 6: i'llitfrtiere Infant 7. William M. Herries s Esq, to be Captain. Alexander Reid, Gent, to be 'Lieutenant. 'Samuel Kissock, Gent, to be Ensign. • ll'ormehm, Grrytre4 -Yolainteers. John llourse to be . I."ietitenant-Colonel-Canunandant. Sir Hoskynt, Bart, to he Lieutenant-Colonel. • •••,• • , To be'Cstmini.—Rieitard St:nth:m . lw., Esq. Joseph - S Wayne, Esq. Money, seri. .Esq. 'fhorrias Lechtnere, Esq. - Henry Barnes, jun. ER,,,-, , Kedgwyti. Hoskyns,•Esq. To be Licutinaits-:-Jaines tkrefora t , c;rnt.. Tho. Nixon, Gent, Hugh Moigan,'.Gent. "Edward Walwyn, Cent, Walter Hill,,s(kut. Fositct,nCent. ' Willisin Pal • • mer, Cent.. PotqiFiisot!, Cent. . , To be Ensigns-- R. Parie4r. Gent. Purchase, Cent. P. Palmer, .Gent. • Browne,' Gent. Arrowstnith, Gent. .• Commissions signed by His asiesty's,6mmissiagers for ereauting ' the Ojice of. Lieutenant of the COimiy of illontgonlety. To be Deputy Lientettants,Charles Flanbury Tracey, Esq.' Dated Jan. 8, 1803. Charles Thomas (ones, Esq. Dated ' as above. The Rev. Thomas lohn Davis. Clerk. Dated Tune 16 , 1803. The R Thome( ) ev.t William Clerk. ated as above. The Rev. Morgan Pryse,-Clerk. Dated as above. Charles Watkin Williams Wynne, Esq. Dated Aug. 10, 4803. Comminionst in 16* Montgomeryshire Ntilitia, signed by His 411400.'s C'ommictioirent fi r executing th e o,ffice of Lkutrnant (jaw County. To be Major—Captain john Davis. Dated Aug. u, tgo3. To be•Captain—John Dickini• Esq. Dated Sept. 5i 11163. To he Ljentenants—Ensign Robert W a tki n )onus. Dated August so ,, tBo3. Ensign Charles Necrasoll. pated . .as above. Ensign Thomas Farmer. Dated as above.. To be Ensigns —Tulin Jarvis, Cent. Dated May It 2, 1803. Edward Evaits,Geilt. Dared August to, 1803. 'Bodingfield PogsuniGettt.. Dated as above. Commission in the Carn.irvon Militia, sig,ed 4y i-lit Malt(. Lieutenant Stephen Ellis to bc, 4 . ldjutatd. Dated oe:tuber, 23, 143. • ER RAT in the (Lizette of the Sth instant. ter Regimoit Kty4l Truer I,l,4mhtt For. Robert Loure to be EllSi‘`ll; read Room Luive to be Ensign. • TO CORREICPq4VDENTS. • An Inquirer shall soon Le sa ri f na. lii are nntekohliget to An Infoirrierfrom rtlnttick. Ire are no strap:re: to tee princely hospitalities and the patri,tie extylions ittbe Pribllerante! 119 .tiahle Thad of the Hove of Lacy. ro'the,te we are etigr disposed to do 'peg possible justice. OUR. 13ftnburgh 3 MAI I.S. •It !Vito', .. ~ tau rtAY AT TWILVE, O'CLOCK. 53i I Osmium . dis. Consols THE SUN: /OLIN 1117111Dtei1tir 1141.49 iii AupgAlr LONDON, NOfEAIII.ER ig, 18i)3.