The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-22 00:00:00

vt tlti2 RoYAZ 13 , , • Ai'difiehtifiteekstints have heett-ilit ien 'n.some or , the Morning Papers, of the day cm which the KING' i$ to review London VolontiOrs; may be depended upon as an authentic Copy of a Letter to that purpose, •fedttfthe Earl of HARRING' TON to the Loao MAYOR: '4 4 " • • seakelikr;t:6o. 197- " Hts Mal array proposing tolteview..the, Vol L 4 nicer,. ofs the London Dhottid 011 Wecineaihoy the aiStb, 'and Friday: the tith inst. the former of these days 'has. been allotted to : th e , C(4 l's of the 'gip! . of Loudon ; . to whom 1.-have to requeir your L ordship ;4(1 fs ' e pleased to send histeutlions andlklie; wise t 9 desire' that °Meet's may be in Hyde-Park on Mbilday next at is, o'clock,' to rnaritOni the 'ground, Ece. •ect:". "To the Right Ilan. the-Lord- illayor„4' The;LOR D MAYOR ordered .Letters immediately to - be tent to the Commanding Otlieets of all the ten Re g iments with this information; Since which his Lordship has sent the following Note to each of the Lieutenant-Colonels:- •• ALviskfraioute, 4,1. it;, 1803. . " The Log D 11Invoit presents Compliments. to Lieuten ant-C(4;nel" and begs to inform him, it is the wish of ills NlA3t,6ry that a Return should be made to Col. N ACUOARIIII, by the Officers who are to mark. out the Muni on Monday, of the expelled force of each Regi. merit that will assemble for the Riview on Wednesday." LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEERS. • FIRST BRIGADE. INITIRDAY morning, at an early hour, the Itt Regiment, commanded by Lieut.-Col. BIRCH; the 3d, commanded by Lieut.-Col. KENSINGTON ; MA the 4 th, commanded b y the LORD MAYO R , met at their different parade-grounds, and pro ceeded Irom thence to Hyde Park, to form a Brigade. The ist . Regiment to the right, the Q ll the left, and the ' 3 d the centre, and occupied the same ground'aS Brigade of the fireyetijitg daY. The Earl of HARRlNOTOlLlllet4ilein—abilki ten o'clock,.wheti th e y b egan to cO9p-i.44.ti/et,fiei under the command of Major-Genetajl„ptiii.Ast4. It is unnecessary for us to detail the Jab: nu!. Readers will find them, filithf l iny 4 i ve o Brigade Report of yesterdaY„,..no yaition hAving taken place. Of the highltate;of discipline of the three Regimerks; Wa cannot iipelik.renPll7" vie have seen n9ne that have excell4o General Lord HA**. I ! , 1 GTori.lloifirgqlosr7Cl satisfied ; wi t h the appearance Uif I gi4e Which left t h e P ar k after passing ; him iniopeti or tier, Officers .salatinit, At . c. .The . three Ito merits proce e d e d to the City bs# OxtVtdAtt'ad urd ithorn; !It' h e l o p of Chancery-lane the 3d , Corps ttrew:up 11411 —took their leave of the other two, wide*: ten ted urn s, Officers in fropt , 1) 1 , 4, ed. At Furnivalq Inn the 4th leave of I )ts : paying them the same compliment they therastlvta had received trom the 3d. . PRISONERS ON PAROLE. CIRCULAR NOTICE. - . i 114 44, the Coro • "onus fiar condbaine 1-1 4 Ma .,e6.tre Trafts_piatt Service, and for the care and custody of • 'Monett of War, hew tift.perele at.., 4P pointed prisoners of war ,to reside „ Notice is hereby given, that all such prisoners are permit. Ted to Ah .walk on the great turnpike road, within the distance bt '''' m ile from the extremity of the town, but they must Wit go into ;thy held or cross road, nor be absent train their ictiging Irter fiv "'Clock in the afternoon, during the mo u t h s tor November D ecember, and. January ; after seven o'clock . In th e month s of February, Match, April, August, Septem-, e i r, and October; or after eight o'clock in the months o f , ay, tune_, and July; nor Olt their lodgings in the morning 'dna the bell rings at six o'clock ; and that if they exceed such limits, or be found - out of their lodgings, (excepV4•l4 Wi thin th hours respeaiv ly above mentioned), they are ia tle to be e tten u e l g - • - • ; riseird Of One . euinea will Paid sent to prison ; ant aL. ~ be for therv.caprore of eaeh of them, by . On Agent. And tri prevent the said proper manner to the inhabit ant; of tfhroemsbaicdh;ti(viviing, ingany riots • or disturbanceseither with the bAI4 inhebitantse In ore n re lm at: or amongst themselves I Notice is • ' ''''' .l also hereb y given, , Thaf the said Commissioners _l . l cause, upon information being given to their Agent, any rawer who shall so inisloehave, to be remanded to prison., ~ And notice is hereby further given, that such of OK ill ' habitants as shall insult or Auk any of the Prisoners of wa d Pe Parole, or shall be found in any respat ; aiding or assisting tither diredly. or indireelly in the escape or sodb POAstneeers' will be prosecuted according to law. • • -----• 7-"'"'.—'t. . . • he St. Ja mes ' s V olunteers are to be furnished i with every _ necessary requisite for adual, service in anne ' l 'ately as Lord A MU I RAT, their Colonel, h as ,formed th e m they may be in constant eitpeapion being called out at an hour's notice. On Thursday last the three first Troops of ~the Surrey Yeomanry C=avalry met ibr inspedion by their Colonel, Lord "AMIE on Clapham C ommon , Where th ey went through their evolutions in a man. ner which would hive done credit to arty regular Regiment, .They all appeared in marching order, with cloaks strapped before, and in every respea as 'Light Horse Regiment of the Line. They re teive4 the warmest thanks from the Colonel for their appearance, and general conduct. The Second Battalion of the Queen's Royal Chel. S ea ) (plunteers began to assemble yesterday morn i.ng between five and six o'clock, in Sloane_square, Knightsbridge. From thence they proceeded to a commodious field near to that place, where they were, oined by the first Battalion. The two regi. molts forming a Brigade, under the commßmi of Lord 1 401tAILT, went through a great many evolu. !suns with much corredness, and fired several rounds in excellent time. Mr. WICKHAM has entered as a private in the 'Dublin Castle Volunteers.—His servants also are in the same Corps. The Cardiff Cavalry are in daily expo cation of the route for Gower, near• Swansea, for the pro. tedion of that part of the Glamorganshire coast. The Bargemen and others, employed in the Craft navigating the River Severn, continue to .enroll themselve s with the gseatest spirit and alacrity, in the Corps Of Sea Fencibles now raising at Glouces. ter. Capt. BLAKE attended at Ftampton last week, w here he-found the whole of the men of the above description in that place and neighbourhood, wait ing his arrival with impatient anxiety, unanimous. ly determined to volunteer their Services under this Pliant Officer, in whatever line he might deem it nece ssary, to dire} their exertions in' their Country's .100 t* PORT.SMOertIi; btr. Triowygrfroine.fisAhttvo of if. :x4l) cfMala, 31i:ended tirlblodel Fogretwartived it , the i Stidit.! :tain Inn lastiiight - . 4 Thlt.tritirrtirig Hitßoyil accoilwatileVbytatheralVstifgLoattit, ;1 4 ,d:.) mi rat. M6tri . )C6ifiPS:reild.:C •insgte theidifeterts, works, and. passed some time in the Dockotaditt His .Royairtitligillit4o -.QfPtPttjto! .qAP9FC,. ip he Admiral' a 'WI* ..11.4tiaimpty4w.ingT f4SpiLAßitt t iona.ottr that Ibifil.htk ititAtePaiArvti.fc!P o4Pinfl!Pli t0n41,1 5 4 ,, :ittil rlo;ttwo 11 4 4 fersital swer-h"3 , otetlewnv , t 4 Tittii being the ctay, iptitinted by Proclamatiew for a General Fast, it was observed in this. Cit4Y4 with the greatest 'solemnity -and decorum. The Volunteer Cotr v consisting of a part of the Royal First Devon Regiment of Cavalry, The Exeter Re giment of 600 Infantry, commanded ,I;ty, iieut. Col. RlGitr; and the three Companies of Exeter Royal Artillery, Cominanded by Major'FLOtniqtatildette! and marched - to' St. Peter's Chathedral, where an excellent Sermon was preached. by the,Lord..Bishop of this Diocese; •!After service, the Exeter Regi ment was drawn up on Southcrnhay, where they were viewed by Major. General GRosV atma, , who was pleased to express great satisfaftion the op clearance of so fine a•body of men; adding, that he should wish to review then) under arms, and fixed next Monday for that.purpose. „ .This is certainty a very excellent Regiment, their general appearance on duty, their appointments, and mad) , behaviour, are highly honourable to their Commander, as well as to every Commissioned and Non-commitisitined Officer in the Regiment. Upwards of a hundred of the housekeepv4 of Iltrtapppth have entered into an Association to,keep a nightly watch at the harbour's mouth ; the party consists 9f one officer and sic `men. there ate,:also two hundred,Rikemen, and a Company of ten's, at 'fast 400 men in all. This, for so stnall a town as 'Dartmouth, is very rear, considering the number of men that are at sea, a large portion of whom are in the Navy.' A very melancholy .aCcident happened on Satur day last. As q4).tt:w:yi,o, of the Light Infantry Company of the' SeConcf . SciatetsetMilitia; was re. turning/ ram WVO:dlititly"Camp to 'Exrrnouth,.he Was thrown tom his hoUP"(ga`killed till . the spot. It is supposed ceitive, over that vireallaiWeatle rough road; hatte-fallen with his rider, anil thrO'wn him with Stich violence as to occasiOrMis'ifietttrir death. Tile :horse 'was found with 44-leg:broken, anti. otherways much hurt, insomuch that it was judged proper to kill him. -- Wetiriesilay last, 'theonth.inst. 'a dating outrage took place:in Tavistock. • The . Cornish miners, in alit of drunkenness, at, ale. Exeter Irin,, • broke the hairs in *ces, behaved in a most viojenkand dis. ordetlylnanner i . wounded some of thr„,gliners„ who would not Join.- them, ;as 3vAik.;as-. se veol okbe inha 7 bitants, but b ) the' simel auival of J. P. Cstiqitti. :tax, Esq..who immediately ,ordered the Volunteers ,(under the command of ,Colonel. WILLIAM BRAY) .to beat to arms, the ringleaders were secured, .and confined - in .the - lock.op-liousel' for that ;. she -next day'they were :examined, but in pity ,19 their families,' and by the great lenity of the Nlagist rates, they were fined, and liberated, for which they were thankful, as; in stheir. sober moments, they all ex- Feted to.b&sent to liigh,Gaol. . Notice was given in the last Court of Common Council that the following question will be discussed • "previouily to proceedingqo 'the ELeCtion of Coma 'mon Serjeani,. viz. ..; . '' thi s t.' That Inc t olin an o f is ourt, it is riot consistent with thelfignity of thci Corporation of Londomor with the • proper acittiollArAtion of justice at the Oki Ilailey,, that the Compion Sericott 5h0441 i n* future prae.lise as an Atii , ocate l in that Court, or in' any Court of interior criminal jurisdic liOn." • a • ' ; „ On Monthly last a Duel took place at Dublin, . besweeli Captain GIFFARD, of the Dundrum In_ fanfry, and Lieutenant Poor, Son of the late Lord 'Mayor of that City, - in consequence of a Message from the latter.--The affair originated from an' opposition made by Capt. Gt 'FAR D, as one of the ommon Council, to a iote of ioool. to Alderman PoOt., usuallrgranted to,Lord Mayors' as convert. majors for their expences after their mayoralty year. They fought at five o'clock. in the evening, and 'after a &tse of pistols were discharged without effect, Lieut: Poo'. declared hit honour was satisfied. Capt. GIFIOARD was attended by Capt. Wikratt, of the 'Attorney's Corps; Lieut. POOL by Mr. G. LATOUCHII. The Northern Shooting Club recently met, and among the company that assembled on the occasion at Aberdeen, were the follo►Ning distinguished per. sons : Marquis of Huntly, Earl of Cassillis, Hon. Mr. Mule, Hon. Major Ramsay', Sir Wm. Johnston, Sir Win. Forbes, Mr. Skene, Colonel Forbes, Mr. Barclay, Major Macleod, Mr. Ho'rn, 'Major Robertson, Mr. Hadden, Lads , F. Hay, Lady Keith, Lady Johnstone, Mrs. Gen. Hay, Mrs. Horn, Hon. Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Allardyce, ake. Rltly ALS AT BATit.—Lord John Thynne, M. P. John Palmer, Esq. M. I'. Countess DOWager of Shaftesbury, Lady Theresa Deane, Lady 1. Douglas, Lady Fustand fa mily, Lady. and Mrs. Sinclair, Lady Julia Thresher Lady Hewitt, .lion. Lady Cope, Hon. and Rev. Dean and Mrs. lion. Mrs: Gordon, Sir S. and Lady Falkncr, General Don kin, General , and Mrs. Johnson, Admiral'Browne, Colonel Carver, Major Rochfort, Major Bnehannan, Rev. Dean and Airs. Walsh, Dr. Browne Mill, Dr. Boifragon, 14c.•&c. 7111 IVIAME LUX E CH Kr is in great requisition among the higher ranks. There is a placidity as well as spirit in his charadler that render him highly pleasing in his manners. Cook& performed Peregrine, in John Bull, last night, with so much energy and spirit, as gave no indication of his recent illness. The comedy is nearly as attractive as ever. Lewis was more whimsical than usual in Ton Shuffieton, and Rock very easy and effeftive in Dennis Bragruderry. Miss BRUNTON is to make her appearance in Beatrice, a ch4rafter well fitted to bring forth her sprightly powers, which we have no doubt will render her an essential prop to the comic drama. Ma. RI LLINGTON and Madame BANTI art both engaged for the Opera-kfuuke, next Season. In whomsoever the management may vest. ,both par. ties, we,understami, have agrded is 14 1 1 Proprigty of engaging those Pethrmers. it? 76y7N0." TA'llitlib& Mig/ 1 1 be c9iliilliif4 4. 0. 1 04fr i41 7 AtYz ASIIPOg; Alt giottitY,C CS rPs t ;e. ti nri aliff c'l. t ,, , te pitititsii.ox,ad amdtilt;w llo (kle) r:FilifelMi" 4' . ' Ibleo°o CCilnitiON ifti v iA - PNlOsY.gP s _i.itill :/ 'l" / ‘rf: lothickathave hdenarwACWll9:4inirrieriftl2 fii 4A ,g 104; a pilsetie nsion i/ass4n (H 41.40 ,4t) t Yfitp.X.??4aUr* pin wstop Co, bi: 04 Pl9.4Cet7lii% i r t9fSv .: VlPit was Yobseeved 41 1, 1KeiliMe,V1 4 .13Csitirg e 41) ' 9fili:it ingly yesterday morgickg s tlt Was.Aftilf $4 l iii Lyt, i f 1,. 1 4,1 .AniatiP;;iiii.F44) gAgil‘if.4 , 4 ll9C lld a T ei C !` 1 (1 I. went quArtersiefthettownommrateraOpig groun4 ley: diffet;ent';#lol, , as trif!,qthe , yrickiem , Ovid ipg ans. 11161oti. 4:;„t*kve ~ ,' ?',901,- . 6l'''e l t ' l lo ,3t;e'!"'`'le"#e,, reached ethvispiit‘ consisting; Q. .fil4cAcricy.cOiclks, gigi fr :,ptiAt l ett4lielip- s eAritiific.;k l vb , rtdescription, be, sides soolickkateacPcite i m - tn,s• ' ' ' Caleb Rii.l tioritti lot" sPbr r;o' .dontie'l, the youi,,g Trislanat; ivho:hli,rilgstoriFd such wonders,. were , engaged to -fight ;for : . ..pis b(.56 1 .. ;The forlilr l had fought upwattli cf;sseenty pitched hattles,i and , lever. - laLl been , bel.Pl'Alit t lersizeil!,l4el:qonie•bir conductor hi every couskrAhllinllaa betris engaged in, iinzi '-was ° *le °Trtottt*ittettied;4llecause he was. the on ly cue %Ow . 1144.71014t1 ,, iliieb1er"Mode of fighting. At half past. wilte.iiiglock the,iing, was forme,l with, year facill!)3 o .elchith.,o'l.)enstie' tr' ap_ peared fi rst, 4110 w 46: ICIP9A Al ,b y 46N O tr *I iP , naviog exhibited so often publin, z seemed nt3‘ , lol the least da . unted. M'seiting tr.), Bd/dituin kvikak,flo!! faveurite, and the 'odds in .1 favour Were ab9tit six to four. ~ Eirst•Round.-,o'Donn . e; 'niitde the first hit, and. placed a blow in his antagonist's side,. which: : KO , , returned both right and left by Caleb, who, closirb, threw Ci'Don.yei, which finished the first round. Second Round.—Caleb stuck to his opponent, who now fought shy, and retreated, at the same time defending .and stopping several blows aimed at his bOdy;ty. this it was supposed CrPonve/ was trying to wind C'ated, , by making hindollow him all round the ring. , Balbwin, liowever,' did not fall off his blows ; havingAriven o',Opnnel ,among the people. keeping the. ring, he put in a severe blow in My body, unddthocked :him do,Wo. • .• Third Round:-06, coming isp, ed sick from the last fall, c which Cal 4 pere4y,kog, followed . him elw.e, not 4114maiog him time to breathe..:*O'Doviiel tried to get *way, but failing 4) that; closed, and was t.liroWoityy I our TO.Orle. • • Fourth.Ranad.-o'Donnehrtmedc'e.CAVCqti t eglle Up better, .and fought stronger-; matte several gold . blows, cut , Caleb over the right eye, and, on Ow., ing, threw hini-for the first time.. A , trifling aim. ration , in the.eo. ,'•_ • .• F;fth RoriNA46 A..well.fought round on k)04,11 aides. * tun t road esome, and4' l?oN el triaditarif to. get-the shady side, "which his Opp, nent's superior skill ,prevented him from' 49ing. Several severe .straight..(or ward blows took place on bosh. 4ides„ one of wkiFlk t given by O'ponnei, knockehili opponent down; -- and gave his...friends hopes of success. Sixth kosina',A-rOV.brittel i in great spirits, smiled. Caleb made several blows tell. A severe hit from 0 1 DONn4 m3deZ'aloh stagger. .On ;recOvering, he made 'a rush, and knocked (ey Donna down. sk vn thitound.—Tltisvatalatal round for CePou. nel, who set to in great spirits, and displayed real courage and science.' ,Ceded made siverarjewv,4 which wefe - mistaken for weakness.. ',The odds fell back: to evert: betting, . l when_ Cale!b caught his opponent off' • hiS guard, and 'lased a blow in, kidnies, which hadd - a visible • effect on him. then closed and threw him. .:„: Eighth Wound.-0 1 Dottnel -could, not get r c idlof the efredc of the last round,:but attempted toltatid up ; he seemed weak. , was', as full of,,,fight as ever, itnd not willing to lose the advantage. followed up his opponent, when .many severe blows were given .to O'Donnel, At •the.conclusion of the round, Caleb gave him .a violent cross-butteek,; which, decided the contest, fXDottnti was led.off . the ground exceedingly weak from .the kidney lOW and. the lot fall, and placed in a hackney coach, where' he was left by his friends for two hours without aiiy assistance„while the conqueror:was Oiced upon the shoulders of the mob, and carried i . putitl' the ground in triumph,. Caleb .13ald , w;n was about Bth. heavier than: O'Donnel, but was several years older, which cit. cumstance .was supposed toylace them upon an equa lity. Had ()Wound not received the v. iLileot blow on his, kidneys, he would. not . have lren beat sts .soon, as it was apparent that he was reserving his strength and skill for a long and &spec* bat tle. The Second Fight was . perhaps , . the !noir extraor dinary that has beeh recorded in ,theinnals of pugi. lism. The combatants did , not perhaps display. all that skill and science which has been exhibited by the Airndozat, Belch. hv, and Ealaquint, of the day ; hut they certainly e+Ced a courage that could not be surpassed by the bravest of theta all. The name of one of the .combatants is Beaky, alias Blue Bruchet ; and that of the other, Clarke, alias Bung. They set to a little after one o'clock. From the Ist to the 4.oth round, both the corn, batants fought with a strength arid determined resolution, that astonished the amateurs at the proofs of bottom they had given, inasmuch that several were heard to exclaim that - they were equal to game cocks. Here the spedators interfered and separated them, declaring they had never witnessed the like. On their being forced from each other, they were heard to say they would meet some morning early, and have it out. This severe con. ilia lasted fifty minutes.. The Faupty, of Greenock, which lately sailed for New York, had on board a cargo of muslin, printed calicoes, and other cotton goods, valued at too,oool. Of this sum, the original cost did not exceed to,oool. so that no less than 90,0001. sterling had been paid in wages to the workmen for the Fanny's cargo. As the money fur these goods will, not be returned for eighteen months at least, • for the ,Arnericans take very long credit , dm, cir cumstance chews the impossibility of other nations interfeting With us, as they have not capitals suf. Wendy large to make such advances. If the Go. vernment would prohibit 015 exportation of our cotton yarns, there is evcry- volubility the trade of this country would be doubled, Wis4TAIINSreI $Z$l4-4,VS. FRIDAY, Octotrii 21. No proceeding of thrll, 'importance, or rublid tirtferest, took place 'this tley ; the, critics dowo., , ect i of e r ie , iri generalp!iii„lafc , cniis ) ttiliing a , i:itu"-si. „ ;l• , 4 ,, . di i . n Weld . dlo . i nr Coom . 4e v -ie• charged' wi ill,' ' •-•!' , '.7 , -" , , iftinhio y stealtnt a quantity t f oat, ii a! 444 - .4:..,. it (14 _ ei:Ci eq of 'NleSsrs. Slatightells, and Co. ftaite uti , Frltork poinbe, it dppearetl, w 4/ 190nd-with the, sier IA . " a i pbsseisiod,' by'r 4 / 1 0 : (4 . 'the , Witnessea. • C r hif i eviTel td ;kV general tblllency, -(kirifflibe.. Was• O'ititlf g fr.ifiiicildttie 'Pritiarter - Read aequitted.-4 , The wife of the latter being in Court, manifested htir ,sentiiiitorts, ofloy, a t the adiNio9 of 1 1r igriii) a"very striking andicipressir mitnpv cr. •, ••,, r Igo ! i .. ~ ..... :.:14 , % . ..i14;;L: tr,...errt• „:. 4.1. , i john Field was convitlefl, on evitlemattf a mps;., . i rieolitroVPrtible, ( Air Ppt, ss egli 9g, ~Fur; t ra ys, ,Mr s . ; : ,• , _, IWAT I I iV N I VONWP(IO ,M, ,q 4 ;,,, kr "S r k. , ) i ? *.i r fi e& l' :sentenced the Culprit tti t two-months tinprisonmerit. , .4:..,:f 5,1- V:i;tlsFit! Oche' 1 i' I .k. Ii ' If //hog Mtg . _ , s r g e( lvlta‘assan t ht , a re iii:4lC, ,t e ~s iftcy by .2f tp, , ontli, iiit.idtai‘e if 6 art i4i4:: lie.' 4 ; 4,, etA T l: c y...Sit=ge Plnilich?'"Ftnro A tit T ,ito , or, .i,f,rot9k , tr,,,,tAvoi'l.s'o'firei.trettmihi , isA i ioiiv vitt: C ut' ViitP,: l / 4 14.40ceti:4 1 A - O . ti ili4 l lli4slitit.r, -the jtriNyt Were up vV4liF,:qciittv ilfrAiltiMig hi al: • . •ii i , - : ,_ rir; ',.. , . • ...o -) t After, 80 1 1 4 o;hrr casfs of . p p t plill 1101.0 :1 4, liPti portent nature wd r e disvokca,gt4"u i li "Vtt ‘t . of Aim .4t A te.of, Lite I'octkiltlci4 ,i.%a L A( r :- i signed. 44y,,,Atte x KeePeettd R4PauaE,Ma e i ' . .,c'7t ftions ofr cc, K ti t irt,,,4e (I,A.cliit h:, ,rft/tßits,troiil„ .‘PiliQh weriESPeiti4o< in 946 .111 E VI , 41 1 s‘`l'tl;lbe ' forpothe :c t raad, jury, ,yll-114,,, we. q ! attr..vitarils,,Jri.:;- mis k ed. .;Fltis ,proe'ecAin g coliclutled tbe I;ul,eiiiiif‘ the clay, and ;he Lauri actjtiditpd:": .i''"'' %...i tr: /! , • . i . Cortainisaismer OrwiLy hascarrivd at Cibraltar t and taken. t h e&chargeot the.Deia-yarti:tt that place. • The 46th :Regiment ) flaw quartered in Cprk, anti • the 16th, nnyrteniamped in the ;neighbourhood, of Kinsale ) ha verYettivetfmters to huhithemaeives irk reatilnetaforttlietWtvt Indies. . , 1 tsy .. .....',...1',.1,1 On i 1 , 1? d, liltegiiiig nit , . ebt. Mkerft s to* rit M rlita4litt r if ;114 1 Vtilttrther) cif the iity of Fierefott4 the cod I t l it arteries.. - Hi.^ thtel'ireceireti froottett* Commander of the distria, stating that theitt . setil vicei wobleitaboti.brxequirliti lotiguard. : ahtiSignat Pooti aboill tole.eretted in ,tibt..6oigh*/;h9clit 4 that 'city; artd, which corntnquicate.'Avitil- 9q.Agt thrdiighteuit,lthetl Kibigd °tn.. ;'the ilt-ellition!:(1- v a t mid ved..vrit it xitajuttnost joy, ~hr, g thCiv.h9i; 4aiiiitt men ti who sahsteiti4their.Csildn4 w i dip- shruf; clife,Fli t And every-ocweermed anxioi# fq Its;i4l tiki, leit4i7 110.jS to come foiwyard, and tender hii, AK.rorYl.o%, On Monday Initithe.Withanl , iliil.g4).fitg i tfoto. mantled by Captain Mt 1. LEW; geinsit.tiogplApisivo ['dive rank arid flits, were reTviewctit4% 44firilliPq J. CRAIG, anti, -vvious other.. Fiala , c gtlicerti, Amt spacious fielti adjoining the .towk o .4i\TlA4llkai :'J9 the morning Captain tVIILLEk.gaYe "a'r4blie ISlFitici fast total the .Ladies in the neiglibottiO t iti c m i lif 0,04, marquees; lents . , &c. ' After tile I . 4 Yi 4 f,vew 4 '' , -P .1 ' Mote. thaw ikarty :couple ..1antad...,Q44141,14t; ..,r) 'and tat fotw 'o'clock, the Oarri, - )*lfil.n4r .. t t i t , . other reapedial)le visitants). dinfd WWI Capt. ",14t1+.i. LER'tt the. George , inn. . ,t et. ; „.. y . ! The 'Mayor' Of -Chesterfield hatPileeive4l)4.lettk from the CoinmisSioners'of. rite . fl'iAni,poit 'B"l.ruiec; signifying that frorm so to 'l/613tIver.iielt s , lottantret4 ) on parole, ivOuld ,be, Sent to tilitrl.tee ia tht:VOLItSt (1 this week.' ' - ' • - Eleven Htlndred and three Per‘Ons'Avere confirm- , eI hs the Ilitil-!OP ot , E4E/rp.1.1:, an" Thu,: . stiay night, at tilts Cathedral ul thaj f.tta, Thel.Sermpn ilreachetilvy• the gcv..JA5. Mrp,Oß re . 'at the Foungling liwpita!, en Coe i.at,t..1.54y; has been mentioned as an adinirabk evnnple 'Nl , ir. elaciticncp., br: - ;1the:1 a Fpirii Ow a glow of patrioiimi inid to convey,A in strong . and b ,, ,autifoilangnage, and wa%doliver6: rvith e ach animation as powerfully interested the ledings of the ethlgregation, • By the death of Mrs. E.. MATHEW, aunt to tl c Earl of LA,NDAFE, his Lordship climes into the lite_ use of to,o0o1.; 30001. of which is pers , mal pro perty, and• bequeathed at his Lordship's demise Its Lady Et.lZAtfa Tit M TIIF. w, and the remainder ;I. a landed estate which devolves at the same period to his secondAton, the floo. Cut. Marna w. Married yesterday, CHARLES TOTTENHAM, E. 4. M. P. to Miss Wtc RAM, daughter of Roll Ea' 1 1 / 1 04AM, ESCI ! M. P. of Walthamstow, Essex. At three o'clock :on Monday morning, .a daring' attack was made upon the luttuto' Of. 'PARKER HA.. MOND, Esq. Mtjisling, 'Pirk, twit' Cioydon. The villains made the attempt by means of a long 140. der taken from Mr. HAmoNo's firMiat. nearly the distance of a mile. They had fixeitit to the wir„. dow_ of the chamber where Mr* and Mrs. itamot , 4o were in bed, and were ae„tually upon the paint of entering the root), when the filling in of the g l ass awakened Mr. Hiostorto, who ran to thu window, upon which all the rogues d:cstned without their booty. Thursday night, about nine o'clock, a fire broke out in the house Of Mr. Tomxtys, coach-maker, in the Westminster-road, Survey, which it greatly damaged, and communicated to the' house of Mr,. Gulp/art, sword-cutler, which it entirely de.. stroyed, and greatly injured . several others adjoin. ing. By the atlivity of the engines the fire was entirely got under by half past' ten. The LIM, both Volunteers and Surrey Cavalry attended, And gave effeaual protedion to the property of the un fortunate persons whose houses were involved in the conflagration. The followingvery simple applicati on hi s b cen found to prevent iron and steel from rustier , :—to any given.. quantity of fat oil-varvish, ad I four. fifths o f well,rettified spirits of turpentine applv this varnish slightly and equally with a sponge, put the article to dry in a place sheltered from it preserves and brightens the colour of copper and, it is said, that all metallic articles varnished with it, will retain their brilliancy, and rte yet co:.- met any spots of rust»