The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-26 00:00:00

C.. t. Francis Seymnite,Gent. Robert Font, Cent. John Chariton, Glnt. n.lvlrew Pemee, Gent. john Innes,Gent: To be Ensign..--joieph Sic - Hord, Gent. lliacher Larkham, Gent. Thomas Randall, Gent. -John Phillips, Gent. Car:Ay, Mrridge, and Upio4 Sc./dam:ore Pidunisers. • civiar.l Moriiiner, Esq. to be Captain. John Hooper Tauliton, Cent. to be Lientenant. George Pc3l"Ce s Gent. to be-Ensign. . Cotshan: and Biddltrlone 1414entrers. 1%111 Elethueri, to lie Major-Cornntapdant. "1 - o be Captains -T. Anthony Methuen, Esq. Henry Pod rnefreo.lui.. , T. t',dridge, Esq. To t Lieunmant6—Williani Stump, Gent. ROb. Howard, Gent. 7% . , be Ensigns—Robert (Olin Hulbert, pent: Lyal l;anycld Vorionree 1,,1m Flanks, E►q. t 9 be Captain. John Poole, Gent. to be Lieuterunt. lames Ashin, Gent. to be ditto. Cohn Beak, Cept. tu be EnAgn, C014110,2' riPolmniter Infanh>. Stephen Gee, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. William Evering nzm C reert g .Gent. to be ditto. Drukce: Volunteer:. Grimstoli EstC.ourt, 'Esq. to be Major. 7 . o,4m,Captoins- William, Salmon, Esq. I. Gent, Esq. wilharn Wcoughton Salmon, Esq. Stephc:liNeatc, Esq. john Tylee, jun. Esq. John Bayly, Esq. To be Lic:uteLants—Henr) Butcher Gent. John Bodman CSent‘ Thosnas ,Tylee, dent. 'William Ludlow,. Geo.. Ed ward Slade , Gee.t. Charles Tylee, Gent. Stan. to Edr.Lige, Gent.' • To' be —Henry Sw... Lowe, Gent. ' '1"o Ise 'cljutant—ltobert Hughes, Gent. • • I>xtmtcx Velentetri. John; 14Jilcy, Estl , .to - be• • Captain. John Cherney, Gent.- to -blTLleutonant. Jamea Bailey, Cont. to be ditto. John Breves, Gent..tone - Eneign. .• t Dkaaridet Polvireer Infantry. Rfehard. Fowler Richards, El. to be Captain. Thomas Smith, Gent. to he Licutenant. Richard Cook, Geut. tO ditto. Richard II iwker, Gent. to be Ensign. arrnfird an' Modfiird Irclurtteerr. Edward flirtrn in, jun. Es .to be Captain. Geo. Bowles, g;;4‘eir, La be Li , :tttenant. john Water), Gent. to be Ensign. 1 1- clulietr Infaripy. Vilard, Gent: to he Ensign. Ville1;1 ft, b:AP.I7. Thorn is Tiiti:or. E sq. to be Captain. George Robin!, Ocnt. to be Lieutenlitt. ronithan %Vane, Gera. to lx ditto. tieujilytin Tuniur, Gent. to be Ensign. IV, ,vui Ifolmnteers. Edwarf.ll)vkc, E to tVilliain Dyke Whit. ' 0 to bt; Lieuteiwit. Ilerne, Gent. to be I Fazileeri . r ro h. Lieutenant-Colonel Corn • to ind l ot... Watki n tviilmns, Esq.. to be Major. TA) b.., t.: : tittai;), 1 , 40:4rd 1.40 yd. Mostyn' Ed. Thorn.r;, Esq. Cynrie Lloyd, Esq. I'4:infant, Esq. - l.icutertantii-,;ft>lny Smalley, Gent. Will;ain Snolley, Gcnt. Robert Taylor, Gent. Thomas Foulkes, ,-.--. Lyon, Qum.. • Edward Iluniplireys, Gent. • • Yaw:tar Infantry . ionit Patitte, Esq.. to be Lieutenant.Colensel.Cornmandant, GtortooKitairt, Esq. to be Major. To,' CArtaioa )4111CO, Etq . Thomas lenkins, Esq. ttisvant Weavcr, r,sq„ Tpte,Licutenants---Thlmas Davis, Cent. Charles Chureh r Cent. James Moth-, Cent. Charles W eaver , G ent . lYsitts Cent.. john 1an1.04, Cant. "Wilti a m Gent: I lerryy Porter,.Gent. To be Chaplain -Rev, winett liornedge, ' To tie Adjutant—lames Wintle, Gent, To bo Qtiartcr,ltiotrr eludes Elracs, Gen t . ClpariPre Eilvt;ard isvlytg4n,'E:..q. to be Captain. r • Grressoth tee , to Captain. ilomnuntlant. William Atungwall, kscl , to Captain. John \l'N aught, Gent. ,to Fir4t Lieutenant. ThOinas Ritchie, Gent. to be . : .‘l4 A iclu:)al.l Bain, Cent. to be Second LieutdoAut. p.,;111 ditto. Grero;c4 1/4iptterrs. , Bind Alexander, riaq.•> to be Lientenant•Colouel. fohn Csq. to he Major. TO- be Captaiiii-.4ohn Spier,, Esq. larne • Leitch,.- Esq. 111•Ciinn; Napier, !...sq. Alixn ?:cir, Itobat Stewart, 11.6 q. . • - T..) ix -1 , )4n Delinistoti, Gent. tCtihh Steven; ant, Cent. /I lexalidee Laird, Gent. _George I)enipater„ Jtd ;.•I• l .:o , ,vaii:Gettf. • -Daniel 141 b 4 1)40)(44 ?.01 1 (iOnt4n, Gent. 'l4llll Buchanan, „inn. tient, John 1 41eltandii, 9en 1 . .I.lrws Tiappen,Gent, ot;not e tuntlert<in;(lcnt. John Lovell, Gut. rm Robert Steele. „ . • , ' 1 : 44 t3 - 34r2;40n-•brinitti , •Lulloholi ti . , Gent. • Grad h Vtankers. +lil!i iji6Anam, CiAlt •to be' rmign. Ila gangers. . . f to In Nitjor. t' tar (nips, F.st,. Eid..vard Edwards, • :,:44t011, aetietttelknris , —E•ttritund l)1(11i.t1(1, Gent. lohn Taylor, CO!G, (km, -Tliinttas Ilooson, Gent. . t*,) , 4 thilwrial'aiturrer Inrantv. !ianioil ' , Vett!), Elq, in ixt Captain. Adey,Cent. 'to '1 le . stry Brooke, Gent. to be ditto. ..44.1- Nvart4 Sitthption, Gent. to be Ensign. • ityks.i:dry,Titte:::ngttn, Knack, and Norma iLt'Vedl J. CWIIIIIIOOIII, , EMI. to be Captain. A it'nril V0,.t•1 I, ' I;ent." to be Licari:o4dt. Isaac lt,wyc k jou; Gera. to bit • V•ittoiE.l.l. . • ' N4/ . /1 , tflfirne.., l'itaiteer hjantv. gioblict i tabe Cap Wit- Cinniti,indant.• IVi)li4in Bevel - L.)., Esq. tube Captain, Onilliey VA ea, Gent. to be -Liftmen:int. G to be ditto. • L'jal Voluntre,4-. Richard pplkey, • Cent. to be Li;:tecnant. Francis [one4, l 0 tie. ditto. . . //;;7/ 'k„i6r 7, UV, liebrAN, (gr. Pv/uniewt. .17 , 014444t0 , 741#4140.40. bf-Ci;gain..,l how I y4;,:it l Gent. .to [Ai Li e u teo3M. her, bent. to be tntogn. Corp i of Mill P r Ohenet#7,, TkAtih Lambert, (;clh. to be Second Lico:en4nt. t, l it,n.t. r to .. IL,// all County lidunirert. • ,Ricl;3rd Lotheririgton 4 Otot. lo he KtljuNnt. !Aid Kilst.cdo s;4thallis.:l 1'; - .1cit Warred, Esti to beVal►t34n. loscph Wa. titcn, to b. first Lictito,unt. Henry BIOKO ) Pent. , et:rs.,r(di..it:l.Jt'.:ll Wt. .11.4hilesbucy Athiptrefr.r. .1"4 bt C4rit4in“-Ltint Andovdr. P. 11. Couch, Esq, H. Lary. en he I;iitotimurs -lobo firuolie t Cent. F. Hill, Cent 'N. (4141. ra.Yjiia ,Gent. Samuel bdcy, Quit:Mun i Cent. Nal 141anttert. '4o4he . .ilrowe, Esq.. , tobe Captain. job liancts.eiti.Ct:tit. to tw foeurvitAnt. lames Neyler, Gent. to be ditto, Re 'Pert Crtpitit, Gent. to bts •• • : Edit i'g r iajihr Visonitert. l.ietitc:n.mrs—rolui Welch; teeth. George Edward Cora:. Wm. 1101 l and, tiht. Tito, tiollaryl, , ';Gertt. 'Thorne', 114 u, ;Cent. Samuel Smith, Gent. °Wm Cort.A.;r, {leek. To hc. Phillips, Getlt. Charles puckers, A Ccia. N4thanictipeakman, Oent. Thorrias (;tilt, To b ;; it,”ut.int 'him Welch, Gent,' 4 _ _ . . , h iktni, EY.f . nlmilocrt. • fltlithcate, to be C.iptain. Rugulttis Po*. -ritick, Spcoo 3 to b!.?-14eutettult, .kuul Newatatr,. Ge't tabe • • cwiltialortt . pt ai r Militia el tier t'woairs' of Ross. C4ithnels, ft' iir, , tdly . i/i 4:01 ;Weut.ty of Ssithiefrvid. ' - it. It. /Eileas Nl6l.rott, I:sq. to be Major. DOM jan. is, 47t3, • Dutitltt Gitchri3t 4 Litt. to 4%1 L)gt,it ifaich is, illes3. tielitenant Charles Wlean to be ditto. Dated.;4i;e 2 2 , 1803. John ItLickenzie, Gent. to he Lico temint. IlKted January 13, tx,3 Alexander Mat:: , .oluid, Gent. to be ditto. Dined Sept. 28, 0303. Ccwittissint tired hy tbe Pig& Ifwt. Thomas Hallcv, flit 411 a. jeity'.t Lieethuant JOr the Corotty of Rwdv‘r. Nathan Prickard, Es q. to be. Deputy-Lictitet;ant. Dated Odober to, 0303. [oho Whittaker, Esq. to be Major Hi tlt Radnor Militia. - Dated September as, 1803. corn mit-slow in the Ross, &c. Rep,iment of North Rritish Mi rived by the Onnniaion,re fir executing the PiAce of Lieutenant qf the Shire of Rot,. William Robertson, Esq. to he Second Major. Dated Au. gust 3, 1833. Allan Robertson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated at above. Roderick Robertson, Esq. to be ditto. Dated August to, 18,3. James Met;regor, Cent. to tic ,Lieutenant. Dated as above, Finlay Munro, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Commissions in the Cardigan Militia, signed 4y the L p rd Lieu. tenants. To bo Lieutenants- 7 jobn George Henderson, Gent. Dated Aug. 13, tEo3. Vittior Lozon, Gent. Dated Aug. 17, 1803. .Ensign Joseph Walsh. Dated Aug. 24, tBo3. 14 , 1A11.6. DU!s. AARIVIID. HalllbUrgh 4 - THE SUN. 1106.104 (1 , 016 DICIAZ PALIUM AUDZJIT LONDON, OCTOBER i 6, 1803. q:4 Tilts day the Inspeetion by Has MAJ KM' of the \roostit's ER3 of the Eastern Division of the Metropolis, took place in Hyde Park: The Line had its right to the Serpentine River, and extended . , round the Park to Kensington Gate. The number about t 5,000. The K tr: 0, attended by the MYKR3 of YORK, CLARENCE, KENT, BERLANt),ANO, and CAmaR (DUE, and followed by 'the 'Q t im q and Pitt NCESSES in two Carriages and four, entered the Park exaaly at ten o'clock, which was announced by a Royal Salute: *HIS MAJESTY, followed by an immense Cavalcade, passed along the whole Line from right to left. H then took his station in the centre of •the Park by the Ring, and upon - the signal of two guns, firing* commenced by Regiments from the centre to flanks, which. was repeated three 11(1,6. Three huzzas then given, which had a very grand,and animating • eKet. The Line then moved from the right, uppo which wete posted the Regiment of Londo valry, and pasted the KING by Companies, the Officers saluting as they passed. After 'having passed, the Regiments marched out by, Hyde Park Corner. The day was favourable, and the. whole affinded a very pleasing and splendid exhibition. Mast of the Regiments marched,Ck.' tremely well, and cur a very milifary appearance. All the French Princes were on th e ground, and the number of : spenators must have amounted to a great many. thousands. We shall Live a more detailed account tuamor. row, ti'd'e are happy to Itatc, thlt all doubts 'ire re. moved tepee - flog the Capture 4)1 the thiptio, of 74 guilt, in the West 1146, as it ii announced in the Postyr,:p( to•the I Q l kit/ Vida Gazette of the ytth The fate of the Dusmy Trouin, which wds mix left engaged 'with the'E/eihaut, is still uncertain. This day. a Mail arrived from' Litib/in, with Pa. ',ors of tie zr.l inst. At the Assize; at Derum. Patrick on the 19th, Thcmai Pastll, the Arbel Leader, was coovi4ed 'of iiiAh Treason, and re. ceived Sentence ofDeall. YeStetiLiy ste the ROYAL FAMILY were on their way, to Kcw, the Kew,. Voluoteers were exercising Mn Kew Green, and saluted Hi 4 JEsTy as he poed. r , Yesterday the Dukes of CLIMB ER KENT, and CAMIIIIDGE, dined with 'lima IVlAlpsi-tei at (ew. ,Minday arternowl I'aiNCES3 MITI.' A, attended by si.stly,...Pl TT, took_ass airing in Windsor:644st Park, In the evening, the RovAt. FAhttLy had a eclat Party at the Lodge. Yesterday morning the ROYAL. FAMILY, with their usual Attendants and Escort, left Windsor for Kew, where'they were received by the pokes of KENT, CAMjIItID'GR, and CVAIIIIRIXLANI), and the Hon. Mr. Carl? ILLIt ; soon after their arrival, His Mmesrir, and the Dusts of KENT, CAMBittiycg; 0 - 90 CUMUFALANf),' and Mr. GaryILLI, walked in. Kew Gardena, and inspeded the New Palace, and other Improvements. 'lt is the Cnintnander in Chief's orders that the re crui t ing from the Army of .Rescrye .be suspended, ie Nth, till.forther ortlers,lrom the zsth of Onobcr, anti that the Recruiting Parties have'imMediate no: tice to, discontirtueingai t ittA men front the R,e4crVe Battalions, from the period before mentioned. Orders have been ismsed by GoVernment for the imatediate.erdlion of Fire ,Beacons,. abriut ten feet high, to be composed 'of Vat:kips combustibles, on the following cminenecs. in the County of Sussex Mount Harry, anti White tiosril, near Lewes.' Hallingbury Castle, and Wals.libtiry Hill, near Shentenbtler Hill, near Stepting , jeviortan . power, near Etst,lo4tn. And Crowisolough Beacon 4 pear Tunbridge I\-Berjeant and three men are to be appointed from cite 4egiatto; of Viiiitid, al a guard to each 137010. • KINGSTON, .7-IMAIC,4, JuLY 30. THE lan:wird, of guns. JAMES WALKER, P.N. Commander, Artived yesterday at Port-Royal, accompanied by the French Ship Le Dequesue, of 74. guns, taken off St. Domingo on the 25th instant, after a chace - of i.i.hO - jrs. - In the Aaion one seaman was killed, and one wounded, on board the Fry/guard.' We are also sorry to state, that in hoisting out the beats to take possession, a Lieutenant, a promising young man, was unfcr. tusately Browne,?. This Ship, in company with the Un G Troui.7, also of 74 guns, came out of Cape Francois in . the afternoon of the 24th inst. in a heavy squall, in the hopes of escaping to France ; but, on the weather clearing up, they were luckily discovered by our Squadron, aod brought to action, When the Pan. :mare/ left the Fleet, the . Elephant was engaged with the Dri Gany Trom'a, an.• froth our superiority of force, we entertain nn doubt thvt we shall also have the pleasure of seeing 'her enter Port-Royal. Capt. WALICER h;is politely , favoured US with the following octrads from the Log.book of 0 4 ran. • gi On Sunday evening the ;IA of July, at 20 minutes past five, the Commodore made the signal for a general chace; observed two Line of Battle Ships standing out of the Harbour ofCape Franfois. At day-light saw one of than a-head to the west, ward : The Tartar exchanged several shot w ith het, when the enemy hoisted her colours. Observed u National Schooner (L'Oi reau ) in be captured by the Tartar. At 40 minutes past five in she morn ing observed two Ships astern engaging. At 20 mi. nutes past six the firing astern - continued very brisk. ly ; the Enemy ahead firing her stern.chasers at in. ter vals at the Panzuard. The Enemy received and returned the fire of a Brigand Fort'(between the: Island of Tonal, :end the main land) as she passed,. still in chace. At to minutes past twelvewe came fast with .the Enemy;, at a quarter before three the Enemy fired her stern chasers at us, returned by our bow_gu ns . At thirty minutes past thre,t the' Tartar fired her bow-guns, at the Enemy. At 35,minutes' past three the Enemy shot away out filte-top-gallant,yaid, • and unfortunately frilled One seaman, and wounded another. At . 4 0 minutes past three they also shot away the fore top-mast staysail, struck the fore and main topsail, yards, and,shot 'siva) , the miz,en,!opsail-yard ; the Enemy firing her stern-guns briSkly, returned by our bow-guns, with occasional shut from the Tar.. tar. At ten minutes past four the Eneiny hauled : athwart us, and fired a broadside, which we re. turned ; she then struck, and proved to be Li Duquesne, of 74 guns, Commodore KERANGAL. The Bellerophon, Therm, and Tartar, in •company., The Jiltphant engaging astern." Two Privateers are fitting out at the Care t ; tine of them, it, is believed, has sailed (a 5100p)....;— , ItocitAmattitZtr is determined to keep his post till. the last Blood hound is eaten. There are about 3900 - I*roups in the Cape, and about 1300 barrels'of flour. The inhabitants are in a wretched condition, and, w,clohl rejoice rtnich at the British taking pos. session of Abe place.. Multitudes of sick are in - the. hoipitals,. and many of them dying daily, owing to the want of care And attention. The French Schooner Deux • AM . 'S arrived yesterday morning at.. Port-Royal, With al.. Flag of Truce, frorp-,,Part.au.Priimr.' Deputation from the. principal Planters and 'Merchants of Ow place arrivcd in her, ,for the purpose .-.of waiting on his Honour the Lieutenant.Govet- , nor, to reftresini - their miserable situation to him, and to request that he would either take measures to possess himself, of .that place, or 'per r mitf 'the Wretched-: inhabitants to seek an • asylum-here, being in a state of absolute starvation, and seeming. ty abandoned to their fate by their mother country. 'The following is a List of the Frenkl,) Squadron that .were at Cape Fra4 >is on the r 5 rh inst. Gyp, r, C , nmander. he Du Guity Trouin 74 Ad. I. A'T ucai Tsi Le Duquesne - 74 Comrnolore Ksk.SNcAi. LA s o B ARR E, La Guerrieri - 46 CApt. BA UDO N. La C 104114 - - 42 Capt. Bo 7. CE. La Vertu - - 4c Capt. MON T A LON. Lo Yautpur (lugger) - 16 Capt. BA Y T. Le cerf (brig) - 1 4.„Capt.13Nrinou. POW Schooners of 14 and a guns each, and two guard.hips of 2o guns each. • -. The Courier de Lortdree has published two Let. ters which are stated to have passed between Generals Mort anu ano Du Roc, in which the former 'states his reasons for declining to take a Comtnand in the Army destined to invade &gland. We know not tt 'tether the Letters are authentic but certainly the sentiment s an d reason i ng contained in the Letter attributed to Mott tiett.t, arc such as might 9f his distin snautiu,Letlilialrtaetiecxrpaentatedtalfernotms, m „ The Peebleshire Yeomanry. Cavalry hav e agreed t t o ai e n x i t n en t tth c e v i e r n s t e o r t. vi i ce n s v4 l :4 a n y p art of Great n.. NiIP4L NEWS. PLIMOUTII, Ocr. z.j..—Arrived the Americto Ship Martin, of and from New-York, SAmoitt. 1.1 - 1 - rt.F.FxrL D Master, with naval stores for this Port ; a1 , ,0 the Swedish Brig Frtilerira Derothea, Capt. Moortuay, from Gottenburgh bound 10 Bourdeaux, laden with ivory, - Sc. detained by the Sheeigess hired Armed Cutter; and the IPillian4 Capt. GRANT, from Petersburgh, with hemp an 4 iron, fur this Port. PORTS:4OI47Ii, OC 1. 25.—Arrived the sloop Nelson, ATKINS, for London ; brig niiins, HED LEY, for Sunderland; brig Hope, HA,NrieN, for North Yarmouth; brig Blacktird, NCDEM, Newcastle ; and sloop S'wanage, BAXIIR, from Swanage. DEAL, OCT. 25.--Hi; Majesty's' Sloop Plato sailed this afternoon to the Westward. " In the Downs=-Monarch, Utrecht, lirdtkreSloOpb Discovery Bomb, &ark and jackal/ Gun-brigs. Sa.ard the Pturnix Cutter, to join Sir SIDNEY' SMITH, Texel. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Camperdown Hired Cutter, for the Captive of th* , Natalia, the Republic:line, and the recapture of the 130 1 0zer. a distribution will be made to-morrow, the 26th ittitant, at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. , Huy , The America and Glatton, for the capture of t he zartl, French Lugger Privateer, will be paid at N o. 3, ter's Hall. Court, Cannon-street, to-morrow the ab et Mg* - The following is a corred statement of, our Na!? Force in the West Indies. +L. (ANIAICA STATION. • Gass. Commandtrs. • RearA.l. Sir T. Du otwoa .rn L'lleruule - 94 t Capt. It. 1). Du/qN licllerophon _ 74 Capt. It. 1). Lou INC \ C ra ll:l: art i i /11111 .. , ..: - 1 7 4 .4 - ,-",-- BA IN runt Elephant - - .7,} —Dus a A s Theseus - _ 74 -- Bt.to It W A I.K r.R. . .. It 1311C110 .. ti ---• MC DGli 'La Dusiree - /.., , 6 Ross , 9 • — 7" T r . , • arta -..--- • • - .. . itEolus - - • 311. , ..... 1.1... hv ANIS Garland - • a -- Sußßat.t. Hunter - . alt --- INGI.III'II - .1. 13 . Port ALthon - ' IS NEN la LE Racoon - - IS lit ss rrr stork - - 18 La Gave so.ikc - - ot Ronatt rs - , Shark - - iS ---- liattßlNG Cipsvy - - to --- LA_Wit EDNA, ECII4 • - • _l4 - TEFiNF.K. I.LEWARD ISLAND STATION' , Centaur 74? Capt. NI A xwat.r. _ _ (ions. Commodore S. Moo Blenheim - .. -,,•4 -- GRAIN... 4 Chichester -. . 44 --- SPI:Aft Ulysses . - - . 14 ____ c oLo mAlxt • Emerald - - 3u -- Oilis,YAN Hetuettx _ 24 BLANC , • Alligator .. . 2 s RicuAnnsort • ,Cyano - - tg ----` Noutt,x , i wto .. 'Cist.O.y „. - is ....._ y uN i.:Hu i kt. Livie - _ j 6 .__,. 5nrrLAY Y9rake .. _ ii ,Er rot4eg "Lorna . - AL -- IluNt . Netity - _ it , ....... • LAWAtisCI., 1 The Shi ps now kb; Sir ...SlDNlT ly i n : g llTH ir ; the ß l.ll; ; :libajrleqt.l: ke 3 ' l ` l N pb t . a R ." ; ix i: c ir u gf t t e u r ? . C.rot. Bra asin" 1 1.14:1() left the Squadron for Yarmouth. • On the 17t h, The Princess of PrOg r _ ha ' ' . there were lying in th (Dui°. R oad , 0 _of the Texel; : one Ship of the Line; °n e BriP t wo Schooners, and one Cutter, all apparently fit .or. -;: , The Si i --1-Prlincv cruising off the Elbe ger 1 "" Gfra r e, Fortunsfe, and Ambuscade. . January. 4 A .‘ C c o .o n n v c o ep y l ila , appointed 'pt Privateer, v s n a t i e l e i r f , r n o ; 1 Pc: g r ts u eG i rt: AA : l' a l'ufil .s )ti c i: to the West Indies nn the 6th of November. ril los 16 giros, f rom Si. Domingo are ortufed apti 4 0 ' into Port m R a o n y d a . l L: j6n a donne ica.Amoie FrerwilCo , 12 , 7 . Iciu nr : The Ran g er, LEISHMAN, from Oporto, I- , rived off Cork, bound . to' Lnndnn. Forty guill e3 " I l i ' p e r , were s c i e n n o t e .. l;hset given on ~ .The Skillela gh, CHANII3Fiti, sailed from Delia ° with a cargo of li n ens, &c. band to.Londuns, ill. thii,Ship on Monday. t ' s . 4 a i n ie d 4 t:o b a u c t c l o w il i n t h t i n h a t t i l le been .e wrecdcaiyvr 61°1: _was found sunk among some sands on the Irish CoOri Evety exertion is making to haul her on shoes ai d . " , is is supposed best part of the cargo will b' sa ve The Crew are all lost. Yesterday the held 3 ~4)" . ,tAinldureratnat WM.. n iLo _a ud t v. G il ' 4 i v : me:R:::::l:e P td ,, e o , , , l firr . t iitil e i c i: ' 4 ! sides his Lordship, isie.lNcLigula,6o-tißm:D:Ariz4:-Ivi::::::e:q.no:.18,,hs 31d T t h h e e -C S ' i ;t :e u r r i t ir ,.rtt::;: a a. t : .: vhich- Avel'* I r" 1 ') ' r AgealWeighers, ordered - -rte ;:tice of Bread tiira°°- Vl', N cito v r vst fo A r N the City, in the room _of JO 'Erg "-: 0 Esq. Comptroller, resigned his sittiiit i(4 .o. lerk -to the LORD MAYOR, anti Mr. W 131.. t • (his Sat) resigned his place . as asti' l4l iie t and the Court ordered the Eletiion of others , I ° at the next Court of Aldermen. , „• . t i o _ The Court voted their unanimous Thankl ..; to HO 'Lotto MAYOR' S Chaplain WlC Rev. Nl+• , o n CHIN 4 for hie Sermon, preached a t Sr. i'-'w-''''iiit the last Fast Day, and he was requested toY"ti, the some for the use of the Mem bers of the .001'. The Court appointed Mr. s m y r it, Cletk; or ' the Alien Aft. , in Suss e x llouiltie t s o a S s u h l i i g s t h i t a u s te r s or f t o y r gtthlieneAasriti:va have b rl nsr j o l ve : n e, In conequence of orders.from the Birrack i ; . or the new Barracks at Lewes are to be extendeu ore the accommodation of some hundreds of Pa" g ll than was at first proposed. rie l ks h , e l ß at i e fie 6 C n o s 7i i, s ur s t ta iy tio n n i , g l it their removal Item that place tO ChelnlSibrdt I", Essex, and on Monday they , Accordiogly, t re ß ce j e i I:hain: tru e.elLifer...; commenced their marG.P