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• [;:. • 110 . I:- ", 5 :zf,i, : ..1 . ', ''.4 .4 . ~.-1 ODE TOR HIS MA J ESTY'S BIRTH-DAY 1803. BY HENRY JAMES'PYR, ESQ. roEr LAUREAT. Amid the boast of ty rant pride, The pomp of state, the arm'd Array, Can all the shouts of slavery hide That slaves unwilling homage pay No torte can shield Ambition's head From noontide care, from midnight dread, iiihen the still monitor within Searches th' abode of blood and sin : While he who rules with virtuous sway, Whom Interflefl glory to obey, sees'every breast the bulwark of a throne, • His people's surest guard, its sacred rights their own. - Then let the Muse, with dutcOus hand, Strike the bold tyre's responsive strings, While every tongue through A Ibion's land loins in the hymn of praise she sings .And Labour, born the furrow'd plain, And Commerce, from the billowy main, With voice symphonious bid arise That purest incense to the skies, Above the proudest wreath of fame, Which ever grac'd the vielor's name, A nation's votive breath by truth conssgn'd To bless a patriot King—the friend of human kind I The Duke of Poandato was seized with an ill. Less on Friday, which 'has ever since rapidly in. Creased. Yeatetday afternoon the report was, he 'Waaniueh - worse than in the morning. Mr. GRIT, and his personal Friends, were not present on Friday. That Gentleman, indeed, has gone'down to' Northumberland, we believe, as he seems averse to taking any part in the present dis ussions in Parliament. State of the Poll at Nottingham on Saturday : Mr.'COICR 999., Mr. BIRCH 94, Mr. Cows. friends, we are happy to bear, eider themselves certain of that Gentleman's success. The Contest for the Borough is expeded to be a very warm one. The Friends of Sir THOMAS ,TURTOR are very sanguine in their expeetations of that Gentleman's success. Lord ELPHINSTONE is secure of his elation as one of the hixtten Peers of Scotland. The Third Battalion of the First Regiment of Guards marched' into Chathom on Monday last, and , touk-up 0144 quarters in the Upper Barrack!. Zycliy, Le Count Wcronzow, Mr. de Baisunin, •Nolcken, and Lord Hervey. Lord Ho DART'S Company at Dinner consisted of Lieutenant-General Delano', Sir Philip Stephens, Mr. Brook Watson, Sir Thomas Trowbridge, General lltmdas, Sir John Crarlock, Lieut.-Col. Eden, Col. Brownrigg, Mr. fork, Col. Calvert, Sir Andrew Hamond, Marquis of tinnily, Mr. Sulivan, Mr. Lewis, Capt. Markham, and Mr. Cart hshore. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had a large party of Gentlemen to Dinner : Among the Company present were— Marquis Cornwallis ; Lords Castlereagh, Auckland, Bin ning, kotte, Carleton, and C. Spencer.; the Speaker of the House of Commons ; Master of the Rolls ; Messrs. Corry, Pragge, N. Vansittart, Wallace, Sargent, Ashley, Pole, P. Carew, and Bond. In honour .of His Majesty's Birth-day, the LORD MAYOR gave a most elegant Dinner to most of the Aldermen, and the whole of the Corporation. Above 4.00 persons sat down to dinner in the Egyptian Hall about six o'clock ; l the dinner was - served up with every delicacy of the season. After 'dinner the table was covered with a plentiful dessert. 'When the clods was removed, the LORD MAYOR gave the first toast ; several loyal toasts were after wards given, and the greatest harmony prevailed. The Mail Coaches paraded to St. Janies's about *ve . o'clock, and from thence to the General Post. Office, iti Lombard-street. The Guards being dressed in new clothes, and the Coaches decked up for the 'occasion, made a pleasing strew, and the evening being fine, a great crowd was assembled to see them. Several Firemen went in procession to a public dinner. At night there were Illuminations at the houses of the different Tradesmen belonging to the Royal Family; the Subscription Houses aboilt St. James's, the New Club-house, in Bond -street, the Theatres, and several plates in the City. litlTAty, alas ! has stoo'd in vain, IWO.(ant Peace, thy placid charms; Compell'd, she treads once more th' ensanguin'd plain, Where Fame, where Freedom call aloud to arms. Yet be awhii:: the battle's sound In notes of festive triumph drown'd: Whethei the fi-micis of Discord Ily Portentous through the fiery sky, Or, bound in Fate's coercive Howl 'mid th' Infernal seats in vain, On this auspicious day the Muse, jocund, with grateful voice, her wonted theme pursues. Saturday rtening THEIR MAJESTIES hada Con. tell and Card Party at the Queen's House, which was offended by about two hundred and fifty of the 4"bilitY, and persons of distintlion. They began to assemble at about eight o'clock, and the Concert began about half past eight. It was held in the Ja. MAJESTY. Room. The Music was seleded by His MAJESTY. Between the ails, the company was re. freshed with 'ice creams, lemonade, orgeat, sylla. bobs, wines of all sorts, tea, coffee, and various Sorts of confalionary cakes. Syllabubs were in the greatest repunt ; so much so, that the women who were employed to make them, could not get , them prepared fast enough to supply the company. Thirty card Tables were laid in 4e Grand Saloon, for the card parties. The room were perfumed with growing flowers, which were displayed by the taiteful hand of the PRINCESS ELIZA.BETII. The concert concluded about half past.ten, when the company, began to separate, ind they had'all left the Queen's t-louse by about halT past'eleven. Yesterday'Divine Service was performed at the Queen's House by - the Rev. Dr. `DBLANty,, before, the ROYAL FAMILY. I/Cerra:lf the DUKE of CUMBERLAND completed his 32d year; and paid his t it espen..s. to Their MA JESTIEs n the occasion. The Dux': of YORK visitea Their iVIAJISTIE3 yesterday. Mr. ADDINGTON waited ' u pon His MAJESTY about one o'clock, and was hcinciured with an au• tlienee till pkt.t four. • On Satutdiy the . Patwcs of WALES and all the Royal Dukes, dined with Their Mni CST* ss.. The ROYAL FAMILY are expo led tOleare Town for Weymouth on the 16th of next month. . The. Duke of No roLx, as Hereditary Earl Mar. *hal of EnglAnd, went to Court on Saturday with his s uperb Staff of Office. NE Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, Yiage 4. Admit-do-Office, lime 4, iBO3. Extra!? of a Letter from the Honourable William Cornwallis, Admiral of the Blue, F.:lc. fie. to Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. dated on board the Dread. nought, at Sea, the 24. th of 1803. Captain Pearson, of the Doris, has just joined me•with a French National Lugger, which, I am sorry to say, upon his firing at to bring her to, re turned the fire, and continued a running Aftion, until the French Lieutenant, commanding the Lug ger, was killed, with several of his men : luckily only one man was wounded on board the Doris.-- I have the Honour to enclose Captain Pearson's Letter. SIR, Doris, at Sea, Mat 23, tBo3, I have the Honour to acquaint you, that, while in obedience to your order of the' 18th instant, cruizing off Ushant in His Majesty's Ship Doris, under my Command, I fell in with the• French Re. publican Lugger L'Affronteur, command by 'Mons. Morce Andre Dutoya, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, mounting fourteen long nines, with ninety.two men. As she made sail to escape me, I fired a shot wide of her, with the hope that she would then have shortened sail, as I was gaining fait upon her : As this was without deft, I fired a second, which she returned, and kept up a running fire till the instant I laid her alongside ; nor did she then give up a contest fraught with. so much temerity, until the First Captain and eight men were killed, and fourteen wounded, one of whom is since dead of his wounds. Tarn happy to add, that the damage on our side consists only in one man wounded, and a few shot in the hull and rigging. I have the Honour to be, Sir, &c. R. H. PEARSQN. Honouralle Admiral Cornwallis Commander in Chili; &c. je. Admiralo-Ojice, jaw 4, 1803. Co)) f a Letter from Captain Mansfield, of His Majesty's Ship Minotaur, to Sir Ewan Nepean, Bart, dated at Sea, 3otb May, 1803. 5111, I beg leave to acquaint you, for their Lordships' information, that I this evening saw the French Republican Frigate La Francaise safe off the Dod man, agreeably to signal made by the Honourable Admiral Cornwallis. She was captured by His Majesty's Ship under my Command, on the 28th of May, in company with His Majesty's Ship Thtinderer, having chased from the Fleet, and during the chase was joined by the Albion, which ship had parted from the Fleet some days before in thick weather. The Prize proves to he the Re. publican French Frigate La Francaise, from Port. au-Prince thirty.five days, Captain Jurien. She is pierced for twenty-eight twelve-pounders on her main-deck, and sixteen nine-pounders on the guar. ter-deck and forecastle, ten of which were in her hold,' and had on board one hundred and eighty seven men, I' LYIIIO UTH, JuNk 4.—The following French Vessels have been captured and sent into this Port in the course of yesterday and this day, viz. the French Corvette L'lmpa tiente, of 14 guns, from Sierra Leone and Geree, captured by the Naiad Frigate ; French Ship Prudence, Capt. Boyar', from Cane, laden with brandy, &c. ,captured by His Ma jesty's Ship Minotaur and Doris Frigate; French Ship Dou ble Alliance, Capt. SLANT, from Cette, laden with brandy, &c. captured by the Acasta Frigate ; French Brig I.e Mere, Capt. O. Famt t.ta E, from Marseilles laden with soap, wine, oil, B,:e. captured by the Acasta Fri gate ; French Brig Jeunc Caroline, from Tobago, laden with sugar, coffee, etc. captured by the Jamaica Frigate; French Ship Mentor, from St. Domingo, laden with sugar, coffee, and cotton, captured by the Eagle Excise Cutter; French Brig (name unknown), laden with naval stores, and a Cutter Privateer with 26 men, marked on her stern " Friends of Pool," both captured by the Hind Revenue Cutter, Captain PILL. The following is a List of Dutch and other Vessels detained and sent in here in the same period i—Dutcli.Ship Coffee Brom, Capt. HAttiltN, laden with coats and cotton, from Surinam, detained by His Majesty's Ship Spartiate ; Dutch Ship Myserg, Capt. Buy, laden with sugar, coffee, and cot ton, from Surinam, detained'by His Majesty's ship Mino taur; Dutch Ship Johan Maria, Caps: Wisr Us LAG, laden with coffee, sugar, lee. front Surinam, detained by the Lord Nelson Privateer;. Dutch Dogger Endraght, Capt. G toot, laded with brandy, &c. from Cadiz, detained by His Majesty's Ship Sceptre ; Dutch Ship Sara Maria, Cap. tarn Pootra Am, laden with sugar and cotton, from Berbise, detained by the Acute Frigate; Dutch Dogger Jonge' Berand, front Lisbon, laden with wine, detained by the ,Acasta Frigate; Dutch Sloop lunge Jacob, laden with drugs; Ire. front Venice, captUred by an Officer of the Naiad Frigate, whilst concluding to Port the French Corvette Patientie ; Swedish Ship ratrioten, Capt. Hot.- MAN. laden with iron and steel (French property), from Nordkopping for France, detained by the Rosario Sloop of War; Swedish Ship Ncutrilititcn, laden with wine, &c. from Cadiz, detained by thu Dolphin Revenue . Cutter ; the English Brig Venus, Capt. Davis . , laden with wine and oil (French property), from Montone (in France), detained in Cawsand Bay by Ills Majesty's Ship Connaeror ; the Dutch Calliot Morning Star, Capt. B. V. Alt NDAL, laden with salt, from Lisbon, detained by His Majesty's Ship Venerable Dutch Galliot Jonge Batze, Capt. WaKravtraet, laden with salt, from Lisbon; and the Dutch Ship Jan Fredrick, Capt. 131.0A131.6aNit$ laden with sugar and collie, from Su. rinam, both detained by , the Hind Revenue Cutter, Capt.' Sailed the Atalanta Sloop of War on a cruise; and the Lord Nelson Privateer, of to guns, Capt. CM.O W TS, to the West% ard. • Arrived the Anker's Hope, ANKLIt SON, from Dram; Willing Maid, NAM*, from Metnel, with timber, for this' Port; Nile, Pelee:A, from Barcelona, for.ordrrs; anti the Acasta and Jamaica Frigates from a Cruise to the Westward. ArriVed the Elizabeth Maria, Captain N Isom, laden with timber, from Dram for this Port, and the Orphan, Captain BrDLAKL, from San Pilaus, with cork. FALMOUTH,. Jutrs yeigetday, the Brig Rochdale, Capt. THOMAI TLICKIIII, 'in four week* from Cadiz for Hull. Sbe was brought to yetterday by Ills Ma. laity'. Sbip Lamm*, Caft, Six EDW. ri.LLIw, Lut, who ingptested two of MI Crew, *bast doing, which, a French Brig, of t 6 guns, having the French Colours under the Eng lish, passed them, but could not learn by whom captured. Arrived His Majesty's Brig Gannet, of 16 guns, qapt .11 ASS, from a Cruize, and has brought in with her the French Brig La Dame Adelaide, Capt. BELLE?, from Martinique, and from Havre, with coffee, cocoa, &c. valued at about 1.0,0001. which she captured on the pst ult ; the Brig Carleton, Capt. CURRIER, in thirty-seven days from Sitges, in Spain, With wine, for orders; the Brig Mary., Capt. CoHUC, faun Barcelona, thirty-three days passage, with wine athe Danish Ship Emanuel, Capt. KNIJ T 90N, from Dram, with other and deals ; and this day the Duke of York racket, Copt- Dr. AK!, seven days from Lisbon, with Mail : left lying ante, His Majesty's Ship Resistance, of 32 guns, andiKing Giorge Packet, YascoMar., which %Vas expee.6l to sail . with Kids for England the stli inst. The re-commence:wait Of Hos tilities was not known at Lisbon when this Packer sailed. Passengers per this Packet are, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bol.v Lcs Mr. FITECEXAI.I). and Mr. )Dice. - Passed this Port; the American Ship A talAllt3, Capt. Tun 1:Z11., with 4000 WrrelsOf flour, from Baltimore for Lon don. Sailed the Brig Mantura, Capt. Dstrilts, for Bristol ; the Transport Ship Ann, DRIIINER, for Portsmouth, and the - American Ship Governor Strong, Rover, for London. The Duke of Kent Packet,' DINNIS, arrived on Wednes day last with Mails from America; twenty days from Hali fax; kft there His Majesty's Ships Cambria, of 4o 'guns, Andromache, of 32, and Pheasant, of :8 guns. Three days' after the Duke of Kent left New-York, she met with a very heavy storm of thunder and light:ll4, which latter struck her mainmast, which it shivered,' and burst through the well-room with an explosion like the noise of a musket; three men were knocked down, but not materially hurt. On her passage home she spoke the Ship Highland Lass, from Barbadoes, with Troops for Newfoundland. PORTSMOUTH, Jur, s.--Arrived the Friends, G o HARPER master, from RlC6Silla. Left at that place, the Brig Severn, ofand for Hull, and Barbara and Isabella, for Belfast. This Vessel sailed from Messina sits April. Sailed again from Grimsby Road. Arrived also, the French Brig Euphrosine, Ls SOUR D master, from St. Domingo for Rouen, prize to His Majesty's Ship Diana; American Schooner john, CITA YTOft, from New Orleans to Havre-de-Grace, prize to His Majesty's Ship Blanche. Also arrived the Brig William, S:tMUIL CoLsna NE mas ter, from Leghorn, and sailed for Standgate Creek. His Majesty's Sloop of War Peterel, Capt. LABISOSIN, yesterday captured off Beachy Head the French Vessel La Maria Vierge de la Garde, JEAN CASIAN master, from Cctte for Dunkirk, with wine and brandy. The Peterel came into St. Helen's Road % and is just going to sea again. Arrived, Harvey Phillips from Grenada to London. DEAL, JUN: s.-7-Arrived the Mercury, Terror, and Sul— phur Bombs, from the Northward; Archer Gun-brig, and Ranger Sloop, from a Cruize. Sailed yesterday afternoon, the Hon. East-IntliaCompany's Ship Essex, to the Westward, i►► company with the Vixen C.en-brig, Terror Bomb, and the whole of the outward bound, under convoy of His Majesty's Sloop Fury. In the Downs, Hie Majesty's Ships Leda and Hydra, Cruiser Sloop, Sulphur Bomb, and Archer G un.vessel. List of the Minority on Mr. Purr's Motion of Friday : -.- • Lord Binning, , Mr. W. Lowther, • Sir R. Buxton, Mr. Manning, Mr. Burdon, Sir H, Mildmay, Mr, Bradshaw, - Mr. Morland, Mr. Brandling, Mr. Pitt,- . . ' Mr. Cowper, Mr. M. Pitt, Mr. Dupre, Mr. Phipps, Mr. Dickenson, senior, Sir R. Poet, Mr. Dickenson, junior, Sir Robert Preston, Hon. R. Dundas, Lord H. Petty, Ri g h t lion. W. Dundas, Mr. R, Penn, Sir H. D Hamilton, Mr. Ruse, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Rutherford, Sir W. Eitord, Mr. Sloane, Lord Fitzharris, Al r. Sturges, Air. Fuller, Sir I. Stewart, Mr. Ferguson, • Mr. G. Smith, Col. Graham, Mr. Smith, Mr. T. Graham, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. Gunning, Mr. Claude Scott, Mr. C. Hope,. Mr. Sam. Scott, Mr. lialmnet, Mr. Thornton, Mr. Henderson. Mr. T. Villiers, Mr. C. Long (Teller), lion. 1. Waide, Lord Lovaine, Mr. ‘Vieram, Mr. H. Leigh, Mr. Wilberforce, Hon. H. Labcelles, Mr. It. Warde. Mr. T. Lowther, A Paper of Saturday gives the following :Ward of a Fracas which has made some noise in the Fashionable World. We are glad to hear that the affair has. been amicably adjusted. The scene of the dialogue was at Lady Mt LUMAY 'S. The DutchessofGoa nom complained to His Royal High ness that she had been calumniated at his table ; that it there had -been said, she had expressed a hope in Paris of seeing ay.t avs breakfast in Ireland, dine in England, and sup in Scotland. She wondered the Pa tiros could aliov her to be so spoken of, and begged he would inform, her who it was used those expressions, 'that she might prosecute him to the utmost rigour of the law, as she had taken Mr. Exiixtria's oP ii ii ' l h io e n i"lit tics said, he made it a rule never to betray the conversation of his friends in private society. He did not recoiled any such observations at his table had ever heen made. The Diretizsa.- 7 -I know it was said; I had it from a Gentleman who was one of the party I • The INCS.—Kay intbirn me of his name. It is highly proper I should know, and guard myself againsl any one whn betrays the conversation of the table; it is also proper the world should know him, to guard against him likewise. The Duren ZS S —I know it was said, and ho win) said• it .avis Lord (7—w-on-lc 4 The r a ,wz.--Although it is a rule with me, never to re peat what passes in private company, jtet I will say, and I may say it without breaking that rule, that Lord C-N-Cia-aa never Imputed any such expressions to, your Grace, or used any language to that etfeet. Ihe DoTe Hass—Rut I know he did I know it beyond all doubt ! that fellow ! I know ha dislikes me. 1 turned him out of a company at PAris, by telling him what 1 thought of him. The Ps t:qcs-1 believe you : No one is more able to do tio than your Grace. It happened that Gen. Gw—Nrl4 Was near the Durcness, making some observations to a Lady, not in her Grace's favour, which we suppose her Grace overheard, and addressing herself to the Ge neral, she said-.- The Du r c ass—What is that you sayl-4 tell you, Sir, that if I am not better received at Court, I will never go there again, nor shall an y o f m y t a mily go th e re. I will instantly send to countermand the dresses I had ordered for myself and my daughter for the Birth-day.—There now—there's some thing for you to go and tell the lii rres. A certain great Personage is reported to have made the following Boa Mot, upon being told by a certain Dutchess that she would countermand her Court Dress for the King's Birth.day--" So much the better," said H e R e ' li e coolly,. for your Muutz,152.: 4 4, r ,, , e • ANDOVER, juin 5. $ O Sziftirdaythelt Oat Flint Fotilcers; command.' ,ed by the lion. Captain LATuAm, arrived at An. doves, on their march to iltirtsmuuth ; and being the Anniveraary of the birth of our most gracious Sovereign, gave an elegant dinner tu a large party in honour of the day ; several appropriate toasts were drank, " God Save the King," and " Rule Britannia," were sung in full chorus ; aod i after a convivial evening, the whole party adjourned to the Theatre, where " God Save the King" Was called for amid the loudest acclamations, and suilg by all the Performers, the Chorus supportcd.by a ntuntrcus and loyal audience, assembled forthe last time this season to hear Mr. THORNTON'S excellent b)loparty, from the Theatre Roy al, Windsor, perfQrni Shako ireare33 Merchant of Ve:tticr, with the Afterpieee of, Tke in both which Mr. Fool; mist ably performed the principd ehara4eti;, It g i ves us sincere on this occasion to h av e observed the loyalfy arid tnianitnity which has pervaded the whole country at this important crisis, when every Briton should unite with hand and heart to support o ur beloved Monarch, in resisting the tyranny and oppression of a man who regards no tics divine human, and whose boundless ambitiim can "content itself with no less an objea than the subjugation of the whole human race. CORN EXCHNGE, JUNt 6. Grain it gencrd comes nlore plentiful to Market, and to.day.we have Vc'heat in good supply, sales•of which ate made at less prices than our last, and the trade dull ; Barr , * and Malt Are, is. lower, as alsq are Pease and Beans of both s'ort% ; we have (Its in full qtfintity, which inay be gtinted cheaper; we oberve little variation in Flour, which is plenty. \Vhe,tt os a ;Si a 64 ott Fine d ttu . 6ss a 665 ed Rye 335 a 365 (:). Barley - 3a:4 a 3 7 0 , M.dt 435 a 4146 :1 White.Pease ips 433 oil livan4 . 33!: 'Pick Beans - 3Os a 333 otl Oats ISs it Us it Z 53 ditto 26s a 27s oti Rapp Seca - 351 a 38s Fine Flour - sos a 54s od Soconthlo - .45$ a sos Intelligence reached Town yestctday, that La Pense'e French Frigate, of 44 guns, 1133 been taken on her return from•St, Domingo. She was chatied by the Minotaur and Thwider‘r, • detached on that, service from the Fleet•under the command of Ad. mir;il CoRNWALLIS. Captain T. HAM I LTON i 8 to be the new Corn. missioner of Transports in the room of Captain arwAY, .appointed Commissioner of the Navy at Gihraltar., The Majestic, of 74. guns, at Plymouth, is or., dered into commission, and Lord ASO:LILTS BLAU. CLERK alpointed to command In t The Livery()6l Merchants are using all diligence in fitting out priVatecrs to cruize'aitainst theenetny. Neatly too are at present tinder equipment. Mr. TALaor, Secretary to Lord Wittrwoßtu f Dr. MACLAURIN, Physician to the, Embassy, and family, and Mr. litrot , 6N; Chaplain, were released trim Iln it confineintnt at Cakii, at ten o'clock on Ftiday morning; tlity almost immtdiately embark.. rd, and arrived at Dov,cr at five o'clock on Friday evening. Mr. TALuor reached Town on Situtday. Another Packet also arrived at Dover, having on hoard nearly one hundred female Pas,engerri. All the English Ladies are to be liberated, and only the men are to be considered as prisonersof war, Admiral ARCHIuALp nc'r long survived his brother WILLIAM. The former died in the beginning of last week at his Seat in Suffolk. The death of the latter we announced -a few day* ago. - . We. have already armature& the appointment of Sir James Craig to the cornintind of the troops in Essex, Suffoac,' and Norfolk. We arc now enabled to state . the detail of. the other appointtnents and arrangements in this distrid :—Lieut. Col. Birch is appointed Assistant Quarter.Master.General, and Licut. Col, H. GardOn Assistant Adjutant-General, The troops are to he Prigaded as follows : Major,General Loftus-6th Dragoons, and 7th .Dragoon Guards, at Colchester. Major:General Lord Paget--7th and I 01 Light Dragoons, at Iprich.. Major. General. Finch Second Battalion of Guards, at Chelmsford. Major-General Lord Cavan—rst, id, and 33 Regitnents of Lincolnshire Militia, at Chelmsford, Major-General Conte-24th, 30th, 53 d, an d 69th Regiments, at Ipswich. Major-General Hope 26th, 4.2 d, and 92(1 Regiments, : at Colchester. Mdjor-Gener:il Lord C. Fitzroy—East anti West Sulfu and Cambridgeshiie Regimems of Militia, at Ipswich. Major-Genital I.tidlow---North and South coin, and East and West Norfolk Regiments `Militia, at Colchester. M.ijnc-Genetal Matnners-Bocka,,, East and Wc't Essex, and Hettliirdshite Reximents of Militia, ac Colchester. Major-General Milner Cheshire, and for a month, the Shropshire Maids, at Nortvich4 Lord Itroine is appointed to command the East Suffolk Militia j , in the room of the late Colonel 'Goa Two Troops of she sth Dragoon Guniti marched into BirMingham on Tuesday from Liverpool. The Dorct Militia have .received orders to pro ceed to Lewes Barracks, insteAd of Brighton. On Saturday the Duke of GtUtDOl.l ) 9 COAChirrin getting out of the line of carriages, and attempting to drive down St. James's.strect, was stopped by the Horse Guards, but not till the le4 of one of the Soldier, was broken by the pole running against h. Tlic reins of the carriage horses were eat, and one of thd horses much hurt. The Coachman was secured. On Thursday• last was married at Storrington, Sussex, GADACHALL JOHNSON, Esq, of the loth Light Dragoons, to Miss Ix cv Bt ssn or r youngest daughter of Colonel HARRY Bissiturv, and grand. daughter of old Sir CECIL litssnorr, of Parham P. rC, sus3e 74 . Novtlay,—RuvAL Clactrc.---Great attraetion is announced for this evening. Vide Advertisement in the front of this Papers