The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-31 00:00:00

!NEPAL ORDERS. Horst Gaatrii, 017, zg, 1863. peaation. . • His Majesty perceives, with heartfelt satisfac. tion, that the spirit of Loyalty and Patriotism, on which the system of the Armed Volunteers through. out the Kingdom was originally founded, has risen With the exigencies of the times, and at this mo. bent forms such a bulwark to the Constitution and Liberties of the Country, as will enable us, under the prottaion of Providence, to bid defiance to the unprovoked malice of our Enemies, and to burl back with becoming indignation, the threats_ which they have presumed to vent against our Independ. ,once, and even our Existence as a Nation. .., His Majesty has observed with peculiar pleasure that, amongst the unprecedented exertions which the present circumstances of the Country have called forth, those of the Capital of his United Kingdom have been eminently conspicuous ; the appearance of its. numerous .and svell.regulated Volunteer Corps, which were reviewed on the 26th and zBth instant, indi cates a"desice of attention and emulation, both in inflCe is and Men, which can proceed only f rom a deep sense of the important Objeels for which Ahem/ have enrolled themselves, a just estimation bf, l the Slestings we have so long enjoyed, and a firm and Manly deterrnination to defend them lika -Britons, and transmit them unimpaired to our 'Posterity. no Commander in Chief has the highest satisfac. tion in discharging his duty, by communicating these His ntjesty's most gracious sentiments, and requests that the Commanding Officers will have re. 'course to the readiest 111M1119 of making the same known to their respeetive Corps. FI4DEIICK, Commander in Chief. , 4,NERAI, RETURN OF THI VOLUNTUR colte3 ttuyiEWED BY, IJI3 MAJESTY IN ill'ini-kARKJ 4,41 THE 26TH AND 28TH OCTOBER, 1803. Wetlnesda w y. the 26th Oader, • Ckvl24. Commandfri. F.p - live . in dm Field. . . . tnyal London Vol. Cavalry Lieut. Col. Anderlion 217 M m M. Artillery Copaiii , Cell. Paul .I.lt Mosurier 994 tr.t Itty4l East IndiaVolu u t eers C o l. Sir. Lionel Datil 640, ad Do. Do. Do. Col. Sir Hoe; Inglis 636 Id Do. Do. Do. Cot. Jolin , Rnherrs' . sus Ist Reg. Loyal Lon& Vol In. Lieut. Col. Birch 37 IA 00. Do. D o , Liotit. Col, I , ;lmErnith 6 7 p ,1 ' Do. Do. 1)o. New, Col. Kensington la 4 4th Do. Do, • Do, Lieut. Col. Nritu. 790 Gll.) 1 ) 0, Do. D o , Li eut. Colt 'l'. Smith , to t 111 Do. Dri:' Do. ' Lieut.'Col. Wigrani 647 .7th Do. -Do. Do. Lieut, c o l: Sh aw ' 404 ictl; Do. Do. , J). Lieut. Col. Canning m ' gill Do. Do. Do. Lieut. Cul. SirW, Curtis 65 t, suth 'Do, Do, - Do, Lieut. Col. Combo 0 7 1 Ith 1.10 Do,, * • Do. Nl.rjor Seddon 3 93 Ist Rt. Tower Ilarnlcts D. Lieut. Col. Mellish 3s:, Whitt:y.)l3o4l 'Do. Lieut. Cot. Cravat 445 Nilo End W. Ivi.ktor LiprraP 333 st, c, wro in the tut Do.. Major Soli& . 210 I , ".adulitto ' Do. M a or liinliqa liij Shorts:inch D.). NI qur Mar hall 294 Ilannloy•Sit 'Lenaird Do. Iktitra Stonard ' tyt Avtlinal C rte ts D o . Major Carrick. ;66 ' b.t.„ citiwrrats ' Do. Capt. Rabb; ,' 121 C. tricot ClLUrchVOlunttva 111.1jor titgrens 144 11, 4 °1 ........... ON FP;.147 tit 79L6 Oadber. . . ; 4)1)6 " 8114 WCOMilibttr Li g ia C 010.41 Herrles 747 t(rent Volunteers ••• . - . Wvrairlirtsteril.e4i,intio of Vol. i Lieut. Col. Elliott us Crvi)lo „ ... . , southwurkT 1.,, rooppf Yeoman:l Capt. oiiingoscn . 69 Ciellttowell Cavalry . k Cap). Selina , 46 Lai,,hutir Ditto . • 'Cwt. Wilton 4o . .l E lt.thorge's Reg. Melon. la. 'Col. E. ot Chesterfield 4663 ,"0. JieriSO:4o Do. DO, Col. Lord Amherst 954 llouo,usiurry mut !mum) Court Colonel Cox 9 2 9 Itilul Westosistvrter . D 0..: Col. Robert s on Or Prince of W4les'a . . Do. 'Col. NI. I'. Andrew's .to St, m, , ,,rgar c o, aud St. john's , Hori.Licot,-Col: Eden 6z5 Loy4Ulkiiirt)) britons . . . Lieut.. Col. Lord Roil 286 I‘l , try..lti.l):ye - . Col. Lord Donna:loon 0,5' 'I ne l.rsrl ilmiociaticn . . . tient. Col. .r. Erskine 315 INi:4 of Gloweetter's r . 'IA '' tf) rd C 1 1 "W Y I id ' 4S t i, Somerset Plane . Colonel 'Tier ne y . 84)1 Zr, Giisais *gt.George'. Do, Lt. Col; Sir IA NiCIIOII 605, 110 1 Ciorkcowell - - Majot Mas4iste 701 4,41 British Ant/kers - Lieut. coi: Berton • 542 •Mt Loyal 'kite:ail ; - . Lieut. C o l.• Davison t 2.7 ~Andrew and 8t..64e0Wa Lieut. Col. llestlet. Ir 4 1 ) r v Irl At 44 Batts, .Queen's Royal -Col. Lord HOIXta ' 926 he XmixiltebrWO - -: , Major Eyre ~ ..,..- 14. irt, st, Clcurcrar. Airres . 11 , , r% MajOr filakg ' 24 tt 'OlirrlY - ..1 . ' ~. . ';' . LiVitt• Cal. C.iihk ill sts Tlip ticf, SqPitiChr . « Msjor Ford .1 74 . The Si. Saviour's - - Major I'oll2 tp, 4.... The Loyal Southwltk . Col. Tierney- 545 • Ceh Lieut. Col'.4:lwarits - 555 rischurch : - - Major 'roul4i)an 17r :t. fotitep - . • :Major King 18 ' ,;r. ()Wes - . Captaiivlillaw ' ' 116 10 , theriiitho - - A-lajor Wells - i )58 1)1414 of (,:urobeditorl's Corps)... 4 . . •• • . •a, ' • ru . Vol. Sharp Shooters 1 ; "P r ' DArber is+ l'ho GraY'll 10 Corps of Ve).?. cuilt. 1 11 . K. (4,61, - 0 34 Itlatnor t filllfiihn) , 0 12 1 40 6 7 6 ' R LVELLI'r Adj. , Nett. 001:, '29, 1803. The king lutilteen plettottl to constitute and al;. oft ,the Right Honorable 'Robert Stewart, cow ktouly,calted A r ikeounvcatitlereagh ; life Crake Wit. Henry Ctivendish Dolce 01 Portlatid o Knight et the Alps! Noble Ord.r of the Garter, and-Pre. *Went 0,43'4 isilajebtyi Council; the llisht rorable R. , hert folks jertkinson, coluttionly told fi4wkebh.4lyi the Aiiiiht Honorable Ruhttt Distort 'pd Ife Honorable chatlek i r "rkv. •Hht l'hett frlngiol:4ectet,44s of St4ii. I the Right fiotor4l4 Henry Atkiblton. , Chancellor of .1-14 s 4 .‘tchKreilf,i 1411441 Pan the Loy Dom 6 ,1217 TE, Ott. :9, t gol . HP) Royal Highness the Commander in Chief has received the King's command to convey to the several Volunteer and Asaociated Corps which were reviewrd in Hyde Park on the z6th and 28th inst. Mdjecris highest approbation of . their appear. !ince, which has equalled His Majesty's utmost 'ex. Hotiorshlt. Sylvester Bacon 61enhcrvit (st' that part of His Majesty'; United Kingdom callk Ire. land) ; the Right Honorable Thomas Wirllaco, Edward Gliding Hnd Thomas Maitland, E4lrs. to be His Majesty's Cominisaionets . for the Affairs of India. The. King lias Also been 4)leased to grant to the Rev. John firrreton, Clerk, A. M. the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Salisbury, void by the promotion of Dr. 'Cho. mus Burgess to the see of St. David. Whitehall, Ofirober 27, 1803. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint John Halkett, Esq. to be Captain General and Governor in Chief of the Island of Tobago. Whitehall, Witober 29, 1803. His Royal Highness the DAkt of York has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Edward Arthur Bush, .B. A. of Exeter College, Oxford, to be Chaplain to his Royal Highness. B.4N4t'RUP7S, Thomas Walley, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Vov. 21, 22, and Dee. to. at eleven, at the George. Inn, Liver- Mol. A ttornies, Messrs. Lato.ad Hassan, Liveoool or essrs. Manley and Lowes, Temple. John Mackenzie, of Pope's-Head-Alley, London, tvine!mer. chant,-Nov. s, S, a n d Dec. ,to t at ten, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs, P r i ng l e and Wasbrough, Greville-street, liatturi.Gartten. ;: r Michael Tappy, of Long-acre, bookbinder and bookseller, Nov. 4, it ICII. 113;at one, And• Dee. so, at ten, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Uppc lames-hueet, Golden. square. Robert Leigh, of Bampton, Devonshire, cooper, Noy. t, 2, and Dec. to, at te n , a t the Phatnix Inn, tivertoni Attor- • Mr. Southerton, Wellington, Soinersetshire • or Mr. Walker, Lincoln's.ln n , L ondon. ; Thomas Billing and.lohn Billing, of Holborn, linen-drapers, Nov. s, it, and (Dec. ro,'at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Si-yrnonr, Margaret-street, CaVellt11)11-square, j0113til:111 Lacey, of Whitby, Yorkshire,__ shipbuilder. Nov. 8.9, and Dec. to , at e l even, at the White-Hart Ta vern , Kingston-upon -Hull. A ttornies, Mr. Rosser, Kirby. strut, Hatton-Garden, London.; or Mr, Vrost, Hull. DIYID4NDS. Nov. 19.' Thomas Kirkpatrick, late of Church. Passage, Cateaton-strea, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. Thoi - :iat Whalley and loscph Wilkinson Whalley, of Friday-street, warehousemen, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 29.' John Murray, of Sherborn.lane, merchant, at eleven, At Guildhall. Nov. 26. George Carr the younger, now or Ate of Iriday. street, Stattbrdshire tvarehousenian, at ten, at p u i ldoalf. . Nov. 26. lames T a tl oc k, o f Finch-lane, broker, at tivelve, , at Guildhall. Nov. 26. William Stator!. of Salters'-Hall-Court,•Lonsion, merchant, - at ten, at Cut hi hail. Nov, 31. Robert Corbett and Samuel Affleck; of Liverpool, Merchants, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpoll. , Nov. ad. Thomas Carter the younger, late of W a ltl iat i s Holy Grow:, gss ex , corn- chandler, at ten, arGiiildfitsll.' Dec. 3. Wilt Cooper, of Derby, tron-fotAler, at eleven, at the I31:11 Inn, Derby,', •. - ,%; ; '• • . ' ''.. - CEit 7'/F/qdr,p, , 1 Nov. t 9. John Chadwick, of Halifax, innholder, Thomas S LIMA I, of 4ast-Anstey, DeVonshitc,Ac.der. James-!Lorne the younger, pf Woodhrhige,,Sullbik,,tner. chant. • lames lacks, of London, merchant. .George reirson, of Cockerrimutb, Cumberland, 'woollen. maim faet tiro r. Thomas Irvin and laritei Hidden, now or late of. Halifax, dyers. William Leigh the younger, late of Livetrpool„merchant.. MAILS. rot. •sitvign Ilirfibursh I • ••• . • PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVII O'CLOCk. Consols . . 53 I Oinnium •.• ' Sj :41s THE SU'N.' soLlim QUIS DiCsas ratauss iittusav t LONDON, OCTOBER 31, sBa3i. Foust Ihrothaqh Afailt arrived this morning.-- They bting us Path Newt of the date of the 13 . th inst. it appears that BONAPARTN is still bent upon' the Expedition, which it it asserted he means to head ; but period:of its taking plaCe remains a profound keret. o.mt me 'the Chief Coritul it busily employed arranging id hit Cabinet, Plans of Attack. It is mid' that, th e proposal', m:sde by the Erteattoa of Runt .t tot a Negotiation, have been rejteled by France, 'but that BONAPARTZ carries MI a correspondence With the ENtr mil. by Couriers,. independently of M. MAR gory, who it appears it in disgrace at St.CiaNd.: We learn from these Papers, that S pain h a d app e a l ed • to. the ELIPHROIt of ItusatA against the condition* which France exacted of ber, in consequence, of; which it was expected that some modification would be made. BumArAttre does not think it necessary any longer to conceal his views upun Egypt again, it is plainly stated that the French Squadron at Toil. lon is ready to sail upon an Expedition,- whenever it can venture' out. It is stated likewis e ' i n t h e same article, that an Expedition was fitted out at Malta by the English, it was supposed againrkt the isle of Elba. The news from Egypt proves, that the dominion of the Porte in that Country stands upon a very sandy foundation. The Beys had taken Damietta by assault, anti it %vas summed that they must ho in possession of Altxaadriq. They are friendly to the English, and as the Porte seems to have once more thrown itself into the arms of France, at l e ast it appears so from the French accounts„ there would ie little difficulty in otsr re.pnssessing oursel ves of NexeUrriria, should the policy qt: Cu unto re., quire such a step. 511 The 4lniterdata Cauragi of thenth, c onla i ni an :wick ftatn Parts, signifying that M. 114, A a itu yt liad,given in a Note to the, FrentA government, ia. 'iitnitift that his Cour, would not see with 'ference the matvis of the French Troops through $10;1 4 or thilt ppisessisptirtif Count Mootaorr was a/it:tit to return to St. Pee. tersburgh, we- entertain a hope that he wily hare left Paris by order of kir Court, and that the ET4- rEaoa of Rost A means to come forward in the ha. hie attempt to curb the ambition and insolence of France. The Dutch Papers intimate that great prepara tions are snaking in their Ports for the Expedition, and every encouragement is held out by the Chief Consul to induce Ship Owners to volunteer their Ships and Vessels. They receive a pre. mium of so many Florins in hand, and are to. receive a further gratuity upori the Capeit The.Gun.boats, &c. are ordered to be ready by the middle of November. The. French Force upon the Sea Coast is considerably augmented. It would be madness to doubt for a moment the determination of BONAPARTE to carry his threat of Invasion into drat. A Vessel arrived' .at Falmouth, brings a 'report from Sea, which We bhould have had . treat pleasure in sratkig," could we . believe it tei . Ass'trus, This Vessel 'spoke an American Brig or}' the August,. which asserted that Ma reinipee was in the;., hands of the . English. This could not certainly' then be the case, as it was only , on the 3oth o f t h at , month that General 'Gil Itlrtzt.o . anti Comnuidura Hoop sailed from Barbadoeo with a. force destined, to recapture Demerara. TIIE GaZ : rite of Saturday contains the General Orders issued on that day from the office of his Royal Highness, the Commander in Chief, expressing His 'VIA/ ESTY!ti highest approbation of the appear. ance and discipline of the .Seve,rifYohniteer Corps ,which Were reviewed in Hyde 'ark on Wednesday and Friday last. The total . number reviewed on both days' was,, as appears by the otliaial return, 27,077, the Eastern distria of the metropolis pro. during ; and . the Western 54,676. To this-imay . be * added about an eighth for absentees, either on account of indisposition or unavoidable business, making the total flambe r upwards of Thirty Thousand, a force which refleds the highest credit upon .the Spirit and patriotism of the Metropolis, and which in this instance truly and faithfully represents the ztal andenergy of the whole united Kingdom. Stich forite issuing .fro tn - the very centre o f _B r i t i v h C omme r ce, displays in its true and native lustre the mirage and patriotism of Britons; anti ittost serve to convince Europe that, we are able to defend what we koLiiv how to enjoy.., The *rapid regress in discipline made by , the Volunteers of the Metropolis, WhiCh has called forth His MAtISTYII marked approbation, evinces that determined spirit and perseverance ,which a Nation of brave,Freemen alone are capable of dis. playing, and gives an earnest of.what may be ex, p4.'ited from their firtri and steady courage whenever tf 'temerity of The Enerity shall 'advance to thcat. tack. • 'The warm approbation of their patriotic exer, urns exPressed by ilia Mn sat,, ViIIdQUbLIESII be highly'gratiitykng . tn all those VO'Vuntiers who con. ributfd by their presence in Artns p to enhance the truly 'giant!' speaacle• of list we e k, an d we doubirno,r, serve as a .stimulOsto still fur - . thee. exertion. In the cause of. their King and their Country ";;, ' whilst it will excite entulation. in the breasts of those who, teiCated,Wthe dable leal,lihaivehvoluntarily conse forward in the same cause throughout* the United Kingdom, toei. eel, if possibk,in steadiness and military discipline, their 'Brethren of the Metropolis, • , If tip menaced 'attempt upon our . shorei "should' speedily be made, ivis with the most beamfek oyier,ve, so large a s Godly of Patriot Volunteers ready in . common with :thOuSands of the same descriptidn,,in various pa'ris."of the United Kingdom, to meet the Enemy, to . defeat his.' rash anti ambition's schemes, and to chastise his 440,, lent*. If that attempt should ,still be delayed, we trust they will icinain upOrt the alert, and mit:relax in their exertions• Until by the'defeat or total aban_ dontnenunf the de s i gns o f the Enemy, the proud pre-eminence of i ßritai n s h a ll -be firmly establish e d and permanently, secused, H ER MAJEST Y • and Pitts:crises returned from the Review on Vriday to Vuekitighatn Floule, where ' they remained half an hour, during which time the Duras of YORK, .COlitia:LAl4o, and CANtaktOril paid a visit to tier 'Majesty. Hu MAitity and Pititsesstr remtned to dew Folham and Pultie - Y. • :The Doze of KINT dined with Tliiieta Ma.« after the r eturn o f the IturAL - rest on Friday. . . On FridayeVenin, FAMILY from the it eNiew . to Kew, t h e y had it se. left patty std icevi v.irace ; among the company were the Counte4 of MetittiFts co, Dowager Lady.STo., Liktrgas, , w DAN, Lady C. WAt.utit3t4.vE LaLty C. 404Ets, and IVlNGseletwji, , On SAturitay morning, at a quarter past nine &chick, lit* MAI ghl - F kit Draw fur Windsor in hi s travelling carriage, moiled by a P arty of the t i fth Light Dragoo ns. Him IVlAiesTv end the Islittiitksiti followed sittotet MI 0%106 M.O4RVIT i orl his arrivAl at Windot, Saturday., mac on horseback in Windsor Park, at tended by' Lotd Wiastuotta.m, Col. MAN:tic:o HAM, and Col. DlLSl3a,pw: The PRlNetk9 •SOPttlit at 01.ouotriss, aru LORD Sr. FIRLENS, are on a Wait tOLk MA' 31tSTII E.: at *Windsor. Yesterday morning the Rorm. F.tutLY and iuite walked to St. G eorge ' s Ch ape l,. Windsor,' wiini they heard ail excellent Sermon preached -1)Y at Rev. Dr. LANgFORD, the Canon in rpidosee, hog the tilth cha p ter of . St. Luke and the t,lth vertu. Anti the Public-on stauding afar re 't!ot lift UP la Mucha as his eyes unto licavao. b4l amuse proti liet.b lool6 . saying, God be tixrciltil to tue a Slimier." DRUMMOND CAVrt.R. the tioble, seat Of Lady Pa first, was a few days ago the tecile of maVlibee nt , hospitality, her Ladyship having given ,st . , supper to most of the Nobility and Gently of Palk* shire. tmc:Tlatepal)zuw of tteless ef De.YON/1111R? eattsate s 31' t o . her inte n ti on o f tal; log a trip to Bath. Her Grace on Saturday even th i : g t:ig in he i r l e cc it a c d te il s jy t . o . a rotiiial WO • bfryho.itar t om h sA. v e nm ' iwt oi E ilac.uA a tiscr arrivedtttirri l l lLieee n aAn iwi d tßrN i aio ioc a untkh: C r i‘d)v O nah lt as t .fo l d p .o4 : ll:)n n i ., f. y d,tir e. iiis , :re. el i d c a dd r io e ca e t nul i I, jilt yesterday o;tGu s tc.,, t io t w, e l v r ' n e d aeli a t .Dny from 7roeo l a ti r mli f e io) t ei e: Hit ° : l r ll:4o ° ; ll : l 4 r, no : ' Sir Li Quil ,D :- -. • et f Ile; was seized' With the disorder that proved fatal, some 4 1 2 . , , House. , ogo, wheat presidia , ' at a sale at the India b • . • tir.'Secterary' yortir t has succeeded Lord PEI, Munitoss, Lord Aatalstr, and Wit. Wll ,I,IAII MINDAS arc removed, so that there still. feinain twt) vacancies. ' . ' . . I lied ~ - General Cii:ADDOC is reported to be appo-1--- second in command to the British Forces in the East Indies. M ' General 1." apt ....r.i PHAN ei of the Guards, secant! in command of the 'froops in the Caribbee N 3 114 Island. . land, on Saturday, states, chit tionps - are daily tr • at difficulty s t l i c te r y can 'ti b riani e n,c f : t r .' furnished h im : d sitse w r i 'i t ia l t i tini the itshea n t !c Pr e er s ea s si s e: r l r : aecommtulations. tt st ihi lli ee v y Ati : n o a grG or o T 3e nt . e i hg : n tis e tu o et( Ae si m i r a mb y ta j r n itifo o fo rning last, the 9111 lintrali°n of . . mar I l l t r e lr s . e re r i v a e n , di which.w:* jtkl i r d i e t e . miniter - - it'''' c t '' from th at City ail e . r o il , e . o ser : ciaur t y: e i I I r i e :c. t 9 o u:e a t , v o f Liverpool, Cromer was u p fit a clpSo ' sti.'nce'of two strange salt alPi!""1 affair' battery i the guns were inimediatelt ns;m7,, Ate kieA Fencibles 4:01100. 1 1. 1 sheir-filcest Sec. and 'nine or ten guns O i ere," 47 before the - 11tpl.seht a'bOat on shore . Th e y i 'r: evft prayed to be. ap. ; Englislt PriYotecto 11.9.(0,4. Prussian Galliot. ' : • The Lord. Liesl i terutiit of Essex has recemto"le4 to the' Mayors an'a L other Magistrorei ..14. Eon.'ar coonty, to, abolish the praelice of Lighting n ,, 3 1 fires on the silt of November, test po acc"",' 1 ,, the fire"bea"ns Ain th e coast; any,;alPrni m i g ht originate, . ' . ' .. i t' f a'. Maiden.. ii. (3 ° Fritkr morning, - the vvl , ,rl - ..", d olifidd ;.' Bead Ca v A l r y b uc r g h in d Field 1.1ar.: , i l ' i ' w dit ' l they went throuh'she SWord I;xel'is: 3 % , Af te r ferent, manitiiv res Av id., greot coital.. is 3• ' fold, the exercise Avos over Nir. Nit!, 01-MAlden. '',ll_ enterraine&-th e Corps;: ,`,,,d e r oarqueel, eeit ,.. e . ..1 i c the occasion, With Buttocks of BeeGintilnrt"' although ay'i e ut.' e no ol _t * ye n r:e i r s y 4).l4 ;:m C e Q ro ri u 's s, tE '' 41. 9YI-41.;*7.rtYlei di°. hi :Y1 were , OOSet , je His MAIITSTY 'at the '!Review' on YriclaY t°, , 1 ,, : 11 : t a ir ve c r i y oci fi ttnli i ti : g b,4 3m .,:: c , ili g n ti g !l n l n flr . i. atsitiilnAtii'e;:ll,oC:',,i::: " linc- "TheY had only rvceived their ems heir mewling of the preording dity, ?a l th e r ef li l l e tq military aPinatance , Was th e mots h °ll° "'''''' ittheattithieel:nl,: il ed l i s i n: . s hi a d re e mi e ; ci nt b looi t i l mre et sPe gm i l i al tu t o k :( l : nic il , t' sli t 'e itr g h ,e r i e ti :::X s e i t p : c ob i l tn el a l ? V i e: l vv s i t:: ' I L I i t c :n : n e ° o ta ji teti l i n e l v rie . : Gi n nw i eri n t: t i'incil o ril‘ce i c lnl : E ivbi;:t1: :: : Among ve 1(1",:t,::!°44:5;.j:r;ri";;;;41')11i:Yelyil:Ici cuous than Sr Sir \VIA. PULTSVETt4 in etimmancred hy Lieut.-Cot. I.)AVtsetv, but wilil y ' interest 1 "non unprecedented in the SUCCesS of a 9'. rt 41 . :i .3,::Ai.l...iorcotTet,,,i.Buott.s:l_:‘,oriinA:hvuliedissteel,titttconiliclF.yvii.:(llra:Cit:etic3:lirlitlllue:iitelTl dwhile4 iti r oer f:10), Cr :. Gl4 ii 4 h , g: .4 ;. ' ° ; l 4l . .ll4l;iginiiir" S" i lijil. l' 'F'... : 14 1 14 .1'1"1461911(31 ESii• . wilt li e ''Sworh /V° 1114 Office, .• .8 rf - :V . ~, r, . , , '1 - i,- , . ( t' he • , : 4 ,, ~,,•, . t 0 0 10 i he Court Will also ilia a Cleik t o lb! 1-4 i M ate N AY Zi:f u ;i s a i i n i Olo li n :A l 7ien ft s,..:: l l2 l , 4l . fi itr t :' C eo fe n i s k eti g l d ic 4l " cile74 ; f ri ' ti! o r: - are not pertnitted to icln, 3 ,"',,. f att from ~...nishop's. this Country, arri Vett on Friday ,sit; .5) 1 ' 11 ,_ 0 '7,!: c o t 0 , board a cat tel - for Morlaix. 1,1 ' ware: `;'hey' Waltham; in order , to etnoJtr: - _a immediately by several waggon-loads of, bag; and the whole, wi t h the 04 nets, were initi eds e , , shipped. pop ' After the service in St. Greg save the Church , ,, a, a t D with, on the F ast ay, 'r Goo the g in g-' .. sung in full chorus,hy the Congregation. a a ustr A Convention was agreed upon eatly in " ti o , ; Ica, between General pa irosT, Governor of Dom• n eri i and Admiral VI LLAR Jr joYs vs,E, Captain-Ge n ,,, l a of MArtinique, which stipulated, that wi",, e. , view' to lesten as much as possible the ill can t ° . - quences that may happen to individuals during . it; • COM' rtespot War, no Cruizers, Or Vessels bearing , r • A n i s i;e oni mission, or Lettcri of Marque, 6110 01 " weir ,. partial landing upon the Coasts, Bitysi nk 1-4- j ) nic „, either of the Island of Martin;que or Vonn. oo 4 upon pain of' forteiting the 'amount of th e L or , : .:., given and entered into upon obtaining Illf ) m ia be . '.,.:. tnissions :' and further, that restitution Sm. ~, b e till , ' 11 4" . f , made for every Slave ur other eiroftb , having re ' 1, taken off in con,etrienee of suelt lar ding. ~,,,,. One of the Birietingliarn Voiiinteiti rtenda" g ' I fused to pay the fi ne established rir oon-n w ho ..,, 41 f . a• ro, at drill , was winatoned before - a Mare" inirivitled him in the paoalty yr 'PI A