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IMP ER lAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, IHURSDAY) NOV. 3; THIs day at thee o'clock the LORD CHANCEL LOIA V. 411 the usual Attendants came down to ,the House, and was shortly atter joined by Lords Flo eiott andALV4WAY. Their Lordships then took ,OIOT seats, in their tahea, on the Woolsack; and .Qu Nt r., ISeptity Usher of the Black 1b)(1, wss Stift to order the immediate att - entlance of .the Commons. .sy Accordingly that House, being-represented on ;the present occasion by Mr. Dysos, the Clerk AssiSt . - 7; ant, Mr. A. Bassos, and the s ub ordinate Clerks and Officers _of the House, appeared at the 'Dir. His Majesty's Commission, authorising the fur`ther prorogation of Parliament„.: was, then read by Mr. • Coor Eit —After. which the LORD ta.x.ticu:Los. 1,1 addressed the Asian* as follows : " 417) , Lords and Gentlemen, " BY 'vjrStle of i gis Majesty's Com Mission to us and Other Lords dirdacd, and now read, We do, in obedience to His bOmmand, declare His Majet- AO Royal Will and Pleasure that this Parliament be further prorogued until Tuesday th6'2 . 2,ci day 'of November instant, To, a itit 04 . firm; HOLDEN sunk' SIT, anti iecuidingly this r:Nrliament stmids 'prorogued uiitit t h e 44 41.22 d 431 . 1' 1., Commuill tit : an Withatr.W, and •elle4 Lord. eiiits retired., 1 r I I , - 1 1 140 • ' the LONDO'I GAZEI'a, iVov. 3, iAo3. , • . Mu.';, 1.803. ' His 'Majesty' • haa been pleitsed to appoint the unciermentioned Officers of the,East India Company's Vorces, to fake rarik . by - AreVe..t in His MajeAry'S Army in the Eiitst ordy,,ss follows . The Commissions dated zstit September' T 803. To be Major-Cenerals--Coluoel Richard Lucas, Colonel )cenneth Mackenztit. , Tu. he Lieuteliant-coloneis—g4tior lolut Charles Witte. Major ion melt., tvlojor Iplut Arthur 'runner. To be Majors—'Captain janies Kobertson. Captain lohn Grittitb.' .• , p 4th Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet P. Henry Saiage, horn Halt- pay of the late , z 34 Light Dragoons, to be Cane', vice Bre y , who exchango, taking the difterenee. • , Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, George A. ,Burgoyne, Cvtf, to he Cornet, by purchase; vice Walterat'preMoted in the aSth Light Dragoons- •- tOth Ditto, Edward Gaskoin, Gent. to be Veterinary Sur. Aeon, vice Denny, appointed Assistant-Surgeon. 236 Ditto,. Cornet Fitzherbert Brooke to be Lieutenant, by pinch - Abe, vice Drake; promoted. • ; id Regiment of Enot, ,Edmund .Gardineri Gait. to -bo . sign.,, without ptuchase. . • sth Ditto, Ensign John Stewart to be.Lieutenint, without purchase, vice Ridge; prOnWted. • tzlh Dittq, Paymaster Charles Kiog Jenkins, - from pxy of the 14te Cape Regiment, to he Payrnaster,• ttith Ditto, Lieuten.tat Andrew Batwell, front Half-pgy of the 16111160 t, 'to be 'Lieutenant. ttst f)itto., ,, VIVA ,Lieutenant Richard Love, fromWilf-pay wf tit: Regiment, to.he Lieutenant. Igstii Ditto; Ensign Trevor Owen tones to be Lieutenant, witou. r 4., 0. • .• , . it . 4U 'his . • • . . , ;. aSth Ditto, ..Lieutenant , William Boyd to be CaPtaitl , of ' 4 C:AllpAlly, Withollt purichase. it)tit Ditto, Lieutenant. I...tiwarti Warner, front Half-pay or the loth Light Dnigootts, , to Le LielLtelliffit. - • •, • • 39111 Ditto, C ap tain Voytt. Itorahurgh to he Major, Without buten wie. vice jenaut, .promoted iti. - tlte'gth Battalion of lesevie.. . ... 44th Ditto, Ensign Jonathan F. Wrench to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 48th Ditto, lapses Johnson, Gent. to be Elisip s without 1114rchaiip, • ' . . sith Ditto, Lientenant tam es Givens, f 3 rGTII Half-pay of the kite Queeo'S li..olgers, to IX Lieutenant, without pur vhiisi;!. ' Ensig i n the flan. Sanders Core, 'from the Atli . . Foot, to be •Lieuten:nit, Wiilictut purchase. 4CiN I.litto, Ensign I aroes M 4cata hon. to be I..,eutenant, without purehuic. .--,-:-.- Aden, Gent, to be Asktutant, witli the It..lnic of Ensign. list Ditto, Serje;.nt-Malor I. Gin4er to be Adjutant* with teld'ltititii of Ut)4));11, Quarter-Mester. Serjeaot -Tr.- , Hard ing lo be Quarter- Mastcr, .vit,e Davis, appointed Adjutant • to the' 6th 13attilion of Reserve. listh .Ditto, John :3t.ott, Gaut. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Howard, ..Igollloted in the a 001 Ligiit Dragoons. ' SEth Ditto,' Ensign Walter William Adair to be Liciiterulot, • without porch ca:, vice Watt, prOillOtect in the 924' loot. .t obri CAttenitusti, Cetit. to be Ensign, without purchase. ones . Stewart,• Gent tot be Ensign, vice Adair.. Ronald ia4donald, Geoz. to be Adjutiint, with theßa4 Of En- sign. EVE r. Licutenant-Colopcl Rithara Thotnas Nelson. on Half-pay of the late ESSCX Feneihlea, to be qolonel cat t14,4,1anty.. S:l'A r. o. Inspcaiteg Field Offeery of yensunty g ni r o l an t o r with tbe teresterw:y R4n4 of Lutoename-Csolonett in t. A r my, to /WI only as the.), sholl hold 14' said dpindettntenis,vias. Colonel jytin Goitlun Cumitti, of the late Invernesi Fen T • Blakeocy.„ Eci. late Major ot th* 2.34 HOSPITAL STAf F... Su?pew, Thanlsokt Yptito, from Half, . pay s to be ;4tgroil mos. gtb Irett. lxdiz Ittlitgext. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—EnsighT.ouis DIEs. 4 . o ' t d. i i. Ensign Robert 011 1 4hant, Ensign Intin Brertinei. EnsOn Wißlain Bunn, front the 64th Foot. ,E,?4ign H. I). uisSaye. Ensign Etienne Noel. Ensign valet. Ensign Vrancis Robert liaifiit, from the 64th Foot; Thomas from 'ditto. Ensign Janus Amon, from the eel West-loth:I Regiment. , TO Ensigns —htisign Jaques Royce, from the nth' West India Rogueing. Ensign George Hicks, froMlialf.pae of the late 7th West India Regiment, - vice D'Esteralal: Allister Colquhoitn, vice Oliphant. Wrn, Gent. vice Daintier. Tracey, cent. v i ce Puissaye. Henry Wren, Gent. vice Noel. • ' To be, Assistant,Sureeori—Colitt Allan,. Gent. Royal Stall Curp..t.--Lnsign .Simen Hehl to be I..icutenant, without pulellase, vice Groombridge, reinoveci to the Sa d Foot. tat Raitalion of Reserve, Robert Duilgeon, Gent. to be 'En. sign. without purchitee. • . - • 4th Ditto. To be Lieutenants,— Lieutenant James Nay°, from Hatt-pay of the sd Ba ttalion 'Royals. Lieutenant Hippie 44611, 'front lialf.pay of Ow jlith oot. Lieute. p a n t Ma lee! tdieltson, front 1-411f,pity of the gad Font. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Logan, from Hilt-pay of the 6eAl Foot, to be 'Lieutenant. • 7th Ditto, Lieutenant William Lyons, from Half.pay of the zoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, StivDitto, Lieutenant Thomas O'Neill, from -fl a ir-pay of the late sd Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be - Adjutant. Loth: Ditto, Lieutenant Alex. Sutherland, from Ilalt,pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice lliddulph, who Changes. Ensign Richard gopher, train the 4th Battalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant. • - It th Ditto, George Power, Esq..late a Captain in • the fgth Foot, to be Captain of 3 Company, with tenipontry Rank in the Artily. Querter.MaNter. John - Taylor, from, the elth foot, to be Ensign. - Ensign R. S. Stevenson to be .Adjutant. 13111 Ditto, Lieutenant J ames Hamilton, from the 84th Pont. a, io be Captain Of oinpanyi - Lieutenant John Grey, from the 74th Foot. to he Cocaina a C,orApatty. . 16th Ditto. George F. D.riti.by, t;sq. , late2 Captain-Lieu. tenant itl the Artillery, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Raoli w the 41•01 Y• . • • • : Cantithan•treneibleoi;.l Nona* fly, Esti, late a s,:aptain in the 91d Foot, to he Captain of Company, with tempo. nary Stra4iit ui tlioArmy. pears, t) Koocl.lane, Nov. 5.4. wash Henry Warner, of Bristol, basket-maker. ~',:., .; ',:-. • Mf► ILS. ' • • DVI. Alll'lll4l6' Gottenburgh o .. iii S U N. 301.1114 QUI,' LUCIA. TALISLIS4 AVIIZAT LONDON, NOVEMBER 4 38c. ' .i ;~+r'~-~--~ Tilts morning five Mails arrived Trom Galen hargh. The intelligence by them has been wholly ahticipared by the Mails from Hamburg*?, by the 'way Of IfurA.,-.1,, which have of late arrived so nearly in COLITtiC. . . Yesterday morning ilts Nl...jam, the Duxes of,KENT anctPAPitt RI DaE f , andPxtxC esc Sopti lA, 4ttended by, Lady PITT, „Lord , WALSINGM, and Col. MANN I,NGIi AM, Wok an airing on horseback in ,Windior Great .Park, and inspetted. the diWerent improvements. ' Hsa. MitilistY and the PIENCtIIItS AUGUSTA, EpAASSITH, MARY, AMILIA, and SoPlitA of Gi.oocas rim, attended by. Ladies SVIINtY, CRAW. t.sy and UxottTDOlt, and Miss Viest.took an air ing in four Cunhes. and.four to Cumberland Lodge, and viewed tie beautiful Hanoverian Horses. The Duke of QUEENSEERRY is again much in. disposed at his house in Piccadilly. Yesterday tjte St. James's Corps,' the Blooms bury AssociatiOn, the Prince of Wales'a Loyal Vo. lunteers, and the Royal York Mary-le-bonne Corps, together with iwo Regiments of Loyal London. Vo. lunteers, were' biigaded in Hyde Park.. They went through the same evolutions and manceuvres hick have been performed by the other Brigades, and tnuch to the satisfaction of Lord HAIM INGTON and the other General Offi-ers present. Yesterday the St. Pancras Corps, commanded by - Lieutenant-Colonel LE J EqNE, who are included in the, Home DiSttiCt; lately commanded by Lord CATIICAR__,T . were . inspected in Harley lields - by Gerl . [Cal DALRYMPLE, who expressed himself highly satisfied with , their stale of discipline and conduit. The ad Regiment of Royal East India Voltinteers, paraded on Wednesday, morning with a Company of Pioneers completely equipped : they made a fine ap- pearance. , . S6rE difference of opinion having arisen between the Roy,:l WestminsTer and the . St. James's Pegi trv!nts of 'Volunteers, nn the point of . seniOrity, was at 6rst proposed to decide the point by draw_ ing lots.' This w;:s Cr! by Colonel ROB F.R T SON, C i otrunandapt (d the 'miner Corps : but it was : .agreed: to refer the Hut to the SECRETARY at WAR, and that Ow seniority in plesi toil ShOtlld he seitied by the priority of date in Hti MAJ RSTY acceptance of 'the, St ivicPs of the corps.—Yestet. day, op parade,' the Letter of the SE L.R RTARY at W,ll was read to the. Corps, which thcidrea-thit the priority a His MAJESTY'S acceptance was in favour of the Rpyal Westminster . by above five . _ weeks. , , Wedne“laythe .Dorset Yeomanry 'Cavalry, eon). mantled by the 7Flont. Lieut. , Col. DAM ER, had a grand Ficld.day in Fordington.fieldyneasr •Dorches. ter, when they were•htigadedwith , the aothiLig Dragoons, and performed the 'different 'evolutions with great steadiness, regularity, and preoision,t—ii This is the sat Corps oiVolunteer Yeomanry ,valry that has attempted to att. with u Regiment O.: the Line. '''4erangernents have been made at'lslewcas4le (pr;, .the conveyance of-zOOO Troops at one time,. eitqr to•ehe North er South, in case of any rapid rnOvti... mentOf the Army becoming necessary. The whales can be colletted and ready to march within tyo hours after notice given. . . A patty of, Volunteer Light • Infantry went?, on Monday' into a field neir Paddington,' to', practice the rifle corps exercise privately, when one of them unfortunately shot . a sheep.. • He mediately paid the value and the owner cut ofr a leg and made him a present of. it. His Grace the Duke 9f ATtrot, having signi.; fed to the Hun. CHigLtS KINNAIRD,. that 'his' offer • for raising a battaliOn of Volunteer Infantry in the Carte of Gowrie, had been Accepted by Go. vernment, about 400 men, most of them handsome, , stout, young fellows, assembled at Drimmie.house (a seat of Lord. KINHAPi.D'S), last, .Baturday, and being drawn up in line, and divided into companies, under their proper Officers, and having taken the oath of allegiance, and subscribed the declaration of fidelity to Firs NIA/ ESTY, they all sat down at rem. porary table 4 erected upon the green, loan excellent and substantial dinner, with porter and whisky in abundance, while the Officers and a number of other gentlemen were'elegantly entertained by Mr. KIN:. Allan at Drimmie.House. After dinner,' the Officers went otitiand joined the Corps on the Green; ,when Mr. K r lNNAatto addr ess . ed them in a very eloquent and impressive speech, suitable to the occasion. He then drank to the, health of the Corps in a hninper of whisky, thanked them for the honour they had done him in corning forward an handsomely upon. the occasion ; told them that it would be the pride of his heart to lead them on Against the Enemies of their. Icin g „„ a Country, and 'assured them tbat.,iie, did : not doub t but by their attention to discipline, and by t h e i r great and good condua as.Volottteers, their-exer. tions as men and Britons would he crowned with that success, which the gloripns cause they w ere e „. gaged in so highly deserved. Upon which they all rose op, drank to the health . of Mr. KINNAIRD s their Lieut. - -Colonel, and the rest` of the! - Officers, and frankly with three. cheers, offered their :services elver. All Britain, in ease . o f Ir vasion or imminent danger thereof.; and h av i ng ' regaled themselves abundantly, they returned with 111.17.7ag, and i 9 'perfeitliood humour s every man to his own hodie, r rr. , 2 `Ptitlywouvit, Nov. 2.-*Went out of Harbour Ittppitbead, the RoyaTlP;#ll4, of 84. guns, and 4 r fitiihie Sloop, P. L. RostNitiic aN Commander. the Duke of York, Lieut. BAX,FOI7R, with 'atonvoy for Guernsey. Arrived the Unity, Woot.galr, - ftKiTißridiTiar Crittand, Forn I NC:FINN!, from Sunderland, and Ocmer'sGoedquill, littA, from Lymington. rhni,, Nov. Majesty's Ship Immerta. 1;14 Vulture Sloop, and Afariver Gun-brig, sailed this morning on a Croi•ze off,Boulogne. In the Downs-;--lihmirrb, Utrecht, L' ,4marairthe, Aferliv and Lynx Sloops, Plien 'Gun brig, and . , Miarcii4c Schooner. Some Officers of:the Sheerness Pock-yard have arrived at Southampton, and conitninced fitting the Fishing. Smacks,, .and,,,othep,Vessels and Boats, to receive a gun each, and some two. .The-principle upon which this platris executed, is', that in case of an alarm or aflual approach of in Enemy, these ,ves. sets can be equipped, and.put in a state.ior less than ten minutes,.and each gun capable of being pointed in any diredion, either ahead or astern, or upon the bow, beam, 4r qua rter; and when not wante d fcn service, .;hey can he removed from the ;vessels in the same spice of time as before, and the people thereof proceed immediately to folloW their usual occupation of-fishing. _ The Pirsinia Frigate, with a Convoy bound to the Baltic, arrived at Elsineuron the , 24th tar. The Fairy Sloop is,appointed to sail from cork with a Convoy for the Vest The It:di:pm:able, PARDICNIER I from the South Seas, is arrived at COrk. She left St,lielena on the gth of September, at which time,, the following Shirk were lying there : • - - • , Torteabaat, JoNies ; Lord Fldoa, SwErt; Mier va, WELDoN; Barb's', • MEADOWS ; And nth United Kingdom, from Renal r-Atirt, IVlttscaAvt,, fmtn China ; Britannia;'NliLts L>a Buc, ])Avis, from the South Seas. The Bata, , w;s; Bov t L t .; anti' l...a.s4a, from Batavia, bound to Amster : darn, are detained. Also, the follosving Ships,,outward.bouna, for the South Seas: • -Caledonia, Pace ; Diana, litmsot4.; It:spa - Tor, HAR VET ; Ckarming Kitty , Lvey . N; ; Li!velj, MOORE ; and Aurora, GAY. r The'Persrveirinei : , S•rAv R 5, anal to t. e South qeas, gailed from St., Helena for London on the sth of September. •••• . • • The /4//airei,, from. Batavia, hound .to Amstar. .dam, detained at St, Helen a , i s suptiosecl.lo• be w9irrh near 300,0001. She has upwards of 6 . 0,06 0 1, worth 91 . _offee,ori t .bbard, _ _. , The Selina, M°K.I,N2IIt, from Riga, bound to I)oblin, is captured by a Dutclk Prit , ateer,, and car. ried into Norway. The Ships• Robert, 358 tons, the 111114;4041, 1.6 tons, intt the Albion, 365 tons,' . 14velnen gaged•hg the Court of Direttors 'Of the. East India Company, to he eowtoyed as i ftne e, - I :,„ sp , r „ fo i the service of Government,as part ,at of tonnage agreed upon to bi. furnished brthe.Com. pony for their use. • . The East Indiaman which..was brought-into Ply: mouth by the-Cesmop/iti, of • s guns, Capt. W. JENKINS, is a Danish Eastludiarnan,."beloriging to Copenhiigen,-Capt. NAAlli but laden with a valuable cargo at Batavia, tor Anasterdam, on account of the Mitch India Company there, The Captain and 'Offieers of the Trwee Cy:her!: Were examined before the Commissioners for Prizes: the Ship, it is stop. posed,, will , be cleared as A neutral vessel, but the ~ Cargo condemned. Dispatches were on Wednesday night received at the Admiralty from our squadron off Corunna. 'An extraordinarY degree of adivity in fitting out ships of War had hettt observed since the commencement in : tile 'port of Ferrol. The dispatches reach to the 21st ult. The'..Frocß troops in the Islands of the Dutch Province of Zealand are 19 closely stowed together,: that EpidemicalSevers-ntalte great ravageS among them: The lower classes of the inhabitants of Hushing are reduced' to 'a State of 'starvation.' 'The Dutch Lodges of Pieemasons have opened sub. scriptions.fin their relief, but the produce is hitherto far tom being adequate to tl;,„e desired supply. All the accounts from Holland are replete with the 'details of the misery to whi c h t h e i n h a bi tants: of that Country are. reduced. M i st of .the Dutch Underwriters, at the conclusion of the Treaty of Amiens, signed Insur a nces t o a considerable amount for property sold to: foreign houses, but belong. • ins to •the Dutch Settlements in India. The greater part of the property has, in its convey, unce to Europe, ken eapturol by the English.' The foreign . houses, especially those in Gerinany, being now afraid of the•failure of the Underwriters, are endeavouring to get in the amount of 'Policies at seventy .eight percent. and even at this rate many of them have not yet been able to succeed. BEY visited the Circus o n W e d n etlay ,night, where he anti his Suite, magnificently dies. ted, attraded-a large portion of the attention of the audience.. Lord Bt.wHTY RR and,Colonel STEW.it . ivr were in the same box, seated neat him.. About hal.f, Fist one yetter6y afternonn,, Et Fx BR Y, the Ygyptian Chieftain, accompanied by his Chief Sectetary4nterpreter, and with a second car. riage full of attendants, went to the Horse Guards. Several qeneralOfficers were present, and the Biy did not withdraw until half past : A man who was landed from a boat near Mary.. port, a lew days ago, tv,i4 alwrwarcis • apprehended .. and taken before Mr. Cukwittr, who, a f ter due, ex atninitticin, committed him to Carlisle gaol. There aic . strongauspicions of. his being the rer4ort'Whu, about a tortnii s ht ago, at Port Patrick, swiudted a n 'lrish Drover out of a considerablu sure of money, as thikraper. • 'Tin Hon. Major.Geneial TiNCH, who e..ra. mends end the thi:si c ist o r t i6 o -. v 4 * N as sit lent for ,v,terday morning in Cal F 7 in town,. fr kr: whence he returned this day at noon,_ on advice, by express, that, from some signals that ap. peared, there was reason to belieVe the Enemy were aiipr9,24lki: the. Essex caslLip_siaa,g4nc le 'ti ia ani! other, R,egttnents i gaT,rilon,„liere, were instantlY•cn the a!trt, and . l e. ,TAP4.-ilnikt.;ol=2lV.-Aigliveared, 1104 ever, this. day, i that lid been occasinoeJ 'brtheflorilips of a t-trge wartity • of`lisuirn, late in thcc?Oing, ,on the. borders Q 1 Tiprree:headi , ' . ipvrei J.l lh reo ' n e .l" :;s itr r ia s .t t n a h n o, d e6cm tl e t e a .n t i a . French vessel was wrecked near C citatester; on Wednesday,:On 6daid of which reoit.risterdo:overln''vililig: ,c‘ivrecrtieincs7ininve7gedayteo,lt: to a of the Enemy having landed 'in comitierable-. force ; but the fall, we are assured, was thithing'Mort than we have here stated. . :. Extritet •of a Letter from an Officer of - the 68th Regiment, to his father in .GreenOck, dated pt. Lurie, 2 7 tit August .; , !' We have taken since our arrival here, three French prizes,- which - came under the guns, not knoWing that .the Island was in our possession., Ist, A ship froM Giiinea,, borthon•43o.tons, and has got 419 slaves, valise' .20,001. ad; A brig , b urilio 00 tont, , with witie.and'o.ther articles,. •value d. at ig ! 000l. 3d, A schooner, borthen 89 tons, valued at it ,800 l." ' .. On Monday last a lousiness of much impiirtOneej t / Volunteer Corps, and inure particularly so to that Viiiol it „immediately concerned', came un to be heard at the 'Cotincil.House in Bristol, 'before the Right...... Worshipful the Maynt and two Al. dertnen r -fiang.an 'irfnrraation made •by the Tie'', surer. of tt-he ROy4l . Biistol• Light noise \Polite• teen, against,a private in that Corps, for seventeen Shillings and Sixpence. Fines then due, for seven days absence Iron Roll Call and kxercise. The Defendant was yerk ably supputie4 lin his. defence -by Counsel, Who contended for ibe:general right of the Members to, resign. After a ..Solemn' hearing, the . Magistrates over-ruled the Objeelions, and oil '7iswmi'ennwsor'tdiLtpn:.inußaDisrlturisl4ll2urea:iatged:aiatoc:ovat:,:d,rlisal*:::i:ti,olt?TinlcaitsiacolalinrAt9l4';ite.l:l64is.etL,di:r(u,lnlfie.tcjil)toepiern3pingtodahftvacattyitnoctenk.3oe!tifil.4lain,,,si,l:l.l:l4,:ii:sstili:icac:::::::irct.:::; viAe 4l- the Defendant in the annaunt. of the Fines, „, - ~, . , ..• vie t w h: 4 ;4l - Sive Regiment wis e last ' 'SaturbY telt I-Ill:Newmarket 11 . the Plittqi of W4Lits, wjholeApresseoitailie g6'1.i....' ill 1 , H is -1 Highn es4 'eatien be felt at the high state of discipline rnanl fated by the men, in .term. extremely gattgitig " I the Officers. t•, , . SA.utni4iinsg,-I-lill 'Volunteers, Church ; Rev. Aue usTus BARRY, from the followirik re.';` , " And who is th ere that, being Ss I am, ! I" . '-',, not 'go in. 4 " she temple to-save-his life ? •I• will ;and,'' Servi ce c .... 4( comma nd ed s 4. -9 .1.. -'The b nn t a le t ei r n S - ja il ln,dtmidir,' ani m a tingpt rYshhcYei6l::aaPCataipisttParish S ien et mo n was PI, Tuesday ; b e . 2. 0 u lt.' the Annivers . dc.:::,:ectgrya:' r i m : ' ' i l l o ' i f t a r i it.y3;eil p r it ve l' t e a t h t, f a i n o v c : : : i l dr. s y T ,o, ;: . His „Maiesty's most hap& tort AcCession he 'flannel, wah;treentiaei.tril oDsrivecne_ ' - Q u t pm uf n ie e s r P t h t ° t a op er k il la i : l : 7 ' , F l i n .l l . l: i c o l: r }:li i i , :l h :t tit y n csh i n a h e al n an d s t Vt. o'clock,te a t!) c i l i : e ml et n e en ; dr r p i r t sC o:::C e 'r :u l j i t ' : °s l\il l i f' :o ' Ct i 11 . i n 0 ! ' i n ' e ! , 1 9 ; i s e : , ; 1:""-diV, in an united body, to Church, where they heard. Divine Ser vice, and a •SeritiOri by the Rev. W. E. Cis esLYN, froni Nalin '2 ! . v.• 6, 2 " i felicity, and make him glad with the joy Ofthf countenance. And why ? Became the King puttettt • his trust inthe Lord." They, therimarched with Mustc Thou shalt give the King everlastinii and Colours to the Garrison, where th e gonf.were: ' fired. Aftet this, being plentifully supplied:With heretofoic, his loal subj bete by their Officers, they drank this 'Toast with three times three, " May His Majesty visits as patties dined together, _hc.c.esiion •of yea r s , , after lie shall have triumphed. gleriously over the d e testable Assassin who . in vain threatens • our happy land." The Officers. of both etas in P.,rtiand,. for along their Curat e . festivity; • •- ' ~013cR i ii' the b 6 o4r T N : ko t t, A l l: f e ,r b o rsi l l o iv :::: :t y v ..,,f, i l igii , n , s v a , g l ßA l:c oj e l l . 1 -- : N . b r a Lli n t: s a l . a s / i t ie ß g As tiroLgoG, San 3 a e ;e r r sLa s 2 Ro ni slNG V : l El V: re yrit i se E l z a p : A z . s e Ag a i en : l ;t i . : : :: l l7 s :: : : : : : ,, E i : .d.f r i i gb :i r u ;n l e . ' l l :_m nf il w iLL.A. ...' i p A re g 'se l : ° te N d '. ::: l li fi : T tl:t°bu li cbces. 4 ssaaNC h Dc ' r:nryi i l i . e l:ie t ' ° f ililcea 'r i je n c7 i T here .the . piece went . til, with great eclat. The A per, furthers exert thentseiyes very strenuously a- ver • s ably in suiliott of this. piece, and it is -certginly . syy,agreeahle and initiating'tpelertrge. 1 rg ' e •`-•,-. :The. Tragedy of The Gamester drew a n 3 - ' t :audience ..!o4 Covent , Garcien - Theatre las led to t .g Ksmat.e and Mrs. SID maNs Strongly appea. tfie feeli n gs of the audienee . . - ".C.,:fiArtr, FS KE MBLI' -' violl" highly le.nedable in Lew . son,.and C,oogt es ccilebt in Stedeley. ~,, - • ' - i- . lo - : 4•SPaN4 • iiiVe ''E,iteiir, formerly - a Booiaell e : - 0 s lic.wgite-street, convidtect- about three yesq. bin g ., •' lti.... , o3biloling a editinus libel, and who iiiiis. ,o , u , e , • Aiweel;invonsequence• of, not appearing ;P.- tc'c e '' Ott,, ,' i t i ) u . !t , t li: f er i t i t i;.. 13 44 ,) 2 .1 : 1 j st 'e r g ce A t rti t yg i r s t t e . l a le tui llde l . t oti L i b c V dt i Ve t l tic . 'Ciottly.cf the. She . r.iff of. London. .• -: - .. r ., / , . Last Week, as . a party of soldiers was cianve3, l ;.! '. 4:limner from Glasgow.to: Edinburgh Castle , t IIc .Y ~ i n ..-•wee.accompanied by al:err ideoti,'. well 10 1 9,' t _ -aheiilitee United.'Kingiii.ins. for, his attaclunen ,c, the .military . „ and commonly called Daft la 7 1 . 1 e, On the t oad,. the..deserter . • i nu , ket '`' .;lin his • , raie,4nd one of the party leve g Cuflforit.3"" flit& at him .. 7ann:e. unfortiraiely teltr-- 1.. be , . . • d ea d. on t . te‘lilied the cohtcrits, which bud . brin so.t . . , .-, • , • r. :, .i.,-.,;.! '.attempted.t9 ;flake • n;