The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-05 00:00:00

• mA IS. *RR IV RD. Gotteriburgh S Du C. THE SUN. • 50LaM Q , UIS 1:11.011Itt I ALIVM AUDIAT LONDQN, NOVEMBER 5, 1803. A' CON 17 . 11 NT 1 N nciiicte d on the zsill of July last,. between this ,country and the Court Stockholdr; tip "'the 'point' which has for . some yeat's - heen 'in dispute "respeeting What. is to be, ustly considered a . s.,.Contraband ,of War: This. Convention will be. fburvi in a sub :Segni:n.l Coluirn;' , By' It 'evtry point is 'ascertained and satisfaCtorily explained, which remained . on. • • tid lusted. bylthe. Treaty of St. Petsrsburgbip t, t . ' itVent, ; of , one of the parties only being the 'Vessels 'of the other •shall not carry io.the..l"orts of her ;Enemy any Of the Means . neces.! % . soy, for the prosecution of that War.. 'Every. thing: recessary for the - equipment of Troops, of.all de.. script ions, anci . Ships of War, is to be liable to con., fiscAtioni 'l 7 * All Vescela bound to an Enemy's Port with all unnwoufadureti aiticles whatsoever, serving for the . •. equipment of Ships 'of War . pr Merchant Vessels (with a few exceptions); not usually considered as Naval Stores, shall be detained, and :the Power at War shall have ti,e right of pre.emption at a fixed profit to the Owner. It has uniformly been the,,sole °Nett. of. this . Country to prevent Neutral Powers from supplying our F,oerny with the means of carrying On a' War against us, which we 'hall certainly a perfe' right to do. This Convention settles this point in • the Citric and most amicable way ; for while it is jOlt that we should - distress our Enemy,:ind cripple his ' • nvans of attacking us.as much as possible, it is but fairthat Sweden, or any other Power so situ 2ted, should not have the onlr branch of her Com. metce annihilated by 'War to which she is not a IVP, more Mails , arrived this morning from enientfirs:h, the retnitintier.of thOse that were due, They are equally barren of imelligerice with those ~.which were received yesterday. Yesteniay mnrning . U MAI lISTY, accompanied by the I)tik , ! of PrlnCebm, SOPII lA, at. by Sir \V LIA ?A anti Lady • ,J„,)rds , I .VA 1,, I NCI! AM anti ILE L EN's, and Colonels MAti. ..,,re.i , N9ttAm, and I)enf kow, took an airing in, Wind ~sor, (rent Park, .by Virginia ‘Vifter, and E i ngie. iitt.H.Greeft. Her. MAJPSTY and. the Princesses AUGUSTA, V4..1AAF1C.114, anof_OluklyeNter, atictilled by Mrs. 'S,TANItUP F. and 11 , 1 is 961.D5 . w0R. w,liked to the Garden at Erogintise, and yiewea the iinproyelneftts ;making there. Prine'ess AMlit.tn, attended by L;dy, NLicrILDA WT sn,ttn , ity.)k afk airing In a •cbach and four tlitofig,h'the c te.it'P,irk by Cumberland Lodge,' and ti intief the neighbourh6od of. Sunning Vesreti,lav the Mike . of 'RENT left Windsor for 'lne I)u!chz - :ss Of Vatic. it se'etru,' dbes not mean* to to Kith this metisone Her Itoyal Highness W./ IStfi' ` Ft F. A j ESIIEs this day at Windsor, where the 'Pt/K . O. iS 3150 expeeted. • yVetintio:rgtand, immediately ert:ds to the Chancelloiship of the Dutchy of Lad.. 4 P:44tIIICE AtAXANDSR 011 , 1 4 !itliltifASKP.Y actived 3 ? 14rwicji Thwsclly, in the ihniiy, .taptain frOLVI fluyu.m, charged with Dispatches cl,),n ihe.Coort u£ v St, Pctersburgh to Count \VO4 r 50r.:14,17w.' of, the Passeopyt, who came ever : in the Isieutral,Vegsel which arrived a few days; ago , at from Rottertiam i lately *passed throng!) , , , Tat t ttt rant e, ne w mos t eno.ttstastn Crp vitae a thr. raok* of the Vrerch Arnal; with, respc(t to the inivaliort of England,' but it , I+t thonght that many c,t &ls Officer', .tre not so well dispbsed rtiwartis it, eitLet from a better ebtitnakt of ,the risks , iiitend. itip ; it, or (licargetion 4o ttte Gpvernrnent. „ . , Yesterd.iy, its Cour; of I)ireet . artl w4 l .ll.ere, at the FAsCitidia , liousc, which adjourned . .at aivo'clock • till WiAnciday next.: Anokiver brevet p`roinot ion, under the brevet rank. (i f c,, , , 0 0tt, will ve:rys soon • take place,. by which tn--inc g , rcilt number, of meriturioustveterans will . cbt:;in riffertnent. whole of the Regular and ,Militia the Sea Findbles of Portsmouth, had a • qz) I' Gilt nil Porisdnwn lulll. TIN), werkt ttiffin'ent oVottittions . with greatl "skill, r,nd thv4l•P! virticulallY he, it #( 111441 0 4 4 - vat,t rittlliberl)f filletattlis. : 5 • in the.cuni of Z7,90Q1. forta,irty issued •• by the- II i Irti of. Ordnance, other sums. a large I,:rt?ulit sooe. months past 'leen further issued, ~ fox , ply inf.ni of the . Prize Money to he.distribut. 61, - litri flrg: Soldie r s ernillnyeti in the A. Cf.......ntletut:o of the Ci t y ;Ftten d et i b y At t LApc• fit% (Ito rri ho .sworn in 'ai Extra Coos , abtel,. but lit ylioittict 111,1 ti thinned. by :11:eclaration • that „vooe.:•hot. hi)jtvissl,oo „„ •.%v Quid he ,raFivett-+ 1 . 1!0 Lord Mty liwyry , _l - , tr:(tirned thaiiks to tltt otheri, who had 14;4i...teal their NAVAL NEWS. Wets; - VAR CItYTH, 'Nov. 4. —The. Drie Gear Oftr" FoRK, from Embtlen, with salt and ; salt fish, is ant' in by the nrretter Gun.brig. Sailed the Ocean, PLAN, Swat!, BONITANT, -Bee, BuLor i -*Rd Mary, WILLsox, to Liverpool. Sailed the Censor and Bald Gun-brigs, and Rquirt Cutter. Admiral Russitt. yeiterday hoisted his Flag on board the Gi/j 7 kbeid, in which he will proceed to Hull, to be there stationed. Arrived the Creirent Frigate from a CruiZe, and Ferretter dLin.brig. • Remain in the Roads—the Raby; of 64. guns, Ad. miral THO R N tionauol, Gtlyihrid, of 68 guns, Ad. ntiral Rttsszt., Ferrepter and Sa;pe Gon.brigs. . --,-- DEAL, Nov. 4:--Thee Merlin Sloop sailed last night on a Cruize Off:Calais ; and this morning the Minx Gun.brig sailed for the same diatiOn. ' In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, L' itnarenthe, Lynx Sloop, Pt riegii Bombs Yin's Guri.hrig, and Milbrooke Schooner. , PorrotouTii, Nov. 4.—Attived the Will Ka. hat, JOHAN, from Schein ; and jaw!, Jones, from Oporto. Sailed the Spec/v.4113nd the -Duke of Yor4 Cut. ters, with the Nora; ; Ardent, THOMPSON ; and litywd, joNss- (Transports), for Cowes, to cake in Troops fur Jersey. Arrived the Mb/emu:Cutter from a Cruize ;:and remains with the.Enttorize,Gentr, for Bardadoes. The Hon. car, jot:4 Must!Air was , yesterday appointed to La Franchite, :014 4 : gin s ;,she is one of the finest Frigates in . His Majesty's service, • It mast b e v e li, flattering tri Copt..Mt/Kaki , to be so, ,immediaiely appointed. after his rettirn,fibre. rica, he having beep only a fOrtnight in England.: The Redbridge Schooner, commanded by Lieut., has. been captured 'by the Frenc'n iu the Mediterranean. • 'Letters . have :been received front Off .Perrol, ,dated Odober 20, that shit Squadron under Com.' modore Sir EnivAa.n Pa t.Ltw l Bart. was all at that period, and, consisted pf the following ships ::—r0„,,,,,,,, or 84. gun's, Colutoodo re Sir Eo. w Attu .Pe 1,1,s w ; : Imbetutax, 'of • 84.• guns, Cl,. tain J. B. I‘./14"„tints ; Cohrrur,. of 74. guns, Captain G. MARTIN Spar/lath', of B+. guns, Captain IVIANLEY of 74. guns, Capt. GI; I F EI Tit +S andinur, of '36 guns, Capt.' l'uowNe. 'The lan' Commadore entertained hopes the French men , of war in Ferrol and Corunna, 'would, when it came on to blow hard, leave . their io give our sqoadron a chance of condoling tEriii here. The French two of war now in the harh , ,tpr of Ferrol,: ate, L' /Irgettaut, of. 84, ; L'll,*7;o, of 74. guns Le Fokzeaux, !if 74 vti , h ; Lfr 1 a Or, tif,' ;14,04, , Eln.l 'in the iiar,, i ;ur of C. ' 9 La tincay "'swim, of 84.guni, Le /61,Ard*r1 - r, 4 +6: guns, and' La Giierr;cre, 4.4, wins. pie! !t, of the line; 41, 74:, k itios, iu 114' hour ofTerinl. • , rhe•Sma'ek. ,, crittati, ofltmliesay,' from LoCh'ii , ing , for Cikagow; with 7 5 ha rrelq of her: rings; anci'manneti with three hands, Itvo of tlient :belonging' to.ll,.ntlit,say' and ,one .to (Ireentrrk,,`ftnd. ing they were tvater.logged, ttrid unable!, to proceed' fat ther, r;etempted to land at Greenock; but when they got witlion aboty Zo yai-4,or.ihe - West quay she pitched and went down,, atern , foremost, ,almost in an . instant . :` , A number of 'peolite who satrthe Accident itriniedii'itely poi off, 'from the quays 'With' boats to . their assistance, and . , saved the people and • We are informed by some mf.the.Passerigers.wh4 qtnt tho,,other, day, from Rotterdam to Httrwich, that they ,not see in the . ctiiarhe of their passage a single Et,itish.cruiter. b. . • -ireetior`i have been Issbediiir the Rea Feneibless to be ,put -under . the ardent .of the commanding Officer, of the l)istria, when serving on ~hare. The. tst Regiment of Royal, Eist.lndia Volum. 7eers will. pariltie QprOsite the - ,BasOndia , Hot*, on Tuesalay next, it . ten Werock, to, receive ,the re. mains of their late Colonel, Sir.LioNaL 'Ma st.t. they will proceed in solemn funeral proecasiOn,:,'ai far as Hyde-Park with the .corpse.- . n . .. . T he• Royal 4,'ast IndiaAlrigade'Will be in:Wit& by Regiments,. on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes. day, next, by ColonelHisitrimAct. . • in cOnsetiocrice of a" Communication from the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Worcester to the Dudley and Stuurbridge Volunteer infantry, stating, that they could only be accepted if they Would add as Superniimeraries, they have resnlyed to disband themselves, unless they can be accepted on the a,iiing 'conditions as their other Volunteer Corps. Their Otter was to provide themselves with clothes, arms, and accoutrements, and to march to any part of,Great Britain , iu case of Invasion, Thursday thiFulhain Light inftnrry,eomnianded by M4jor May R tcR, were ihspeeteti on Parson's. green, by, Col; DAL R YMP The Corps ahsembled tin the - patade..grOind.at an early hour, from w h ence they, marched to Peterbortiogh.llo9se; and were pre. - seortd'wich their Colours. from the fair handi of the Cariniander's 'Litly. On theie . return they went through their evolutions with a:precision that would have done honour to a veteran Corfu... Shortly after the arrival of the, Lon( ion Volunteer Cyr us yesterday in Hyde Park, Mr.liensp,-- the Regimental Surgeon of the B , h . ll.e'gimn4,. c ol i e the round and informed •Cidociri entiNittc, and tli r.e.t of th Officer- that it vo the l ite () Hawn :1 Sir: W. N. tz AN, U ;Ind 111 4 i Mr.,l)puci , i, wng . nrit.rttinately wounded at linrnbey ' iirtfa l y'.:*inc6,,.was in a tair way. twlveq; I fit' etunenunicatln,, was receiveti'widi sitti3lattiun by every verbuo beioniting to the Corps. A CONTENTION r.O , 1.2.1 . VV1MN .., ' fklIS DRITANIVIC, )11 ‘ A j ESI . AbiD THE ISOG .! ,,, UF SIV 1:4 1 4) EN, : ~`. -4 : -.... ' .. SIGNS° 9N . :Xfrild 254 i JUIY, 1803.*, his MAJPSTY the KING of the United Kingdom Of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND and His MA. JESTY the Kilo of SWRIMIN, beiibg equally desir. ous of promoting the gooir.understanding which happily subsists between them, :ati,c,Vor preventing the recurrence of those differences which have here tofore arisen respeding the .Eleventh Article of the Treaty of Alliance concluded• and signed at Whitehall, on the 21st day, of "Oetober, 1661, have named: and authorized. for that p.uxpose, viz. His BRITANNIC MAJESTY, the'Right•Hon. Ru. RItRT BANKS JENKINSON, Lord HAWKESBURY, one of his said Majesty's Mrst Honnurahle P;ivy Council, and his Principal Secrefaryof.State,for the Foreign Department, and, H 6 Sw I n tsit-MAy PITY, GEORGE PL6RIC' Baron de SiLv.ltff;El.M, his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister illcnipotentiary to Hts BRITANNIC MAJESTy, and Knight Of the Order of the i•olar Star, who after having duly corn. municated to each other their respz-ftive full powers, have agreed upon the following Articles : Aar. I. In the event of one oft he Contrading Parties being Neutral during a war, in which the other Contraeling: Party may be Belligerent, the vessels of the Niel ral,Party shall not carry to the Enemy:or Enemies of the Belligerent Party, mo. .ney, arms,oehombs with theirfuSelits and othrrapptirtenauces, fire balls, gunpowder matches, cannon balls, iPears, lan4sr pike's, halberts, guns,' mortars, petards, grenadoes,:musket rests, bandaliers,saltpetre, Muskets, musket, bUllets, helmets, head pieces, breast •pt.ites, coats of mai4commonly: called cuirasses, and' the like kind of antis' ,or trOopihorses4 or Any thing necessary .for the equipment of Cavalry, or pistols, belts, or any other instrunients of war, or shipsof war, and guard ships, nor any serving for the ettipittent of the sarpo; . under the penalty, that If eithirr of the Centraeling: Parties'sshall seise the same tlicat. ides Abel' be liable ,to cotifisatioh , • . Air. 2. The CrUiZet'S of the' Belligerent. PQWer shall exer.. 'aiie the right of hringingin . the-S hips of the Neutral going' to the Ports of An EtlsMY, Wen with cargoes of Provisions, or . with cargoes of pitch, tar, hemp; and generally all unfnanu. 'flawed - articles ‘vhatever, serving fortheequiptrlent of Ships of all descriptions, and likevyise all militufa,fhlyed.iirtleleeterv ing for the equipment of Merchant Vessels (herrings, iron in: bars, steel, rose cepper grass ancltrassfwire,*deal, pranks, not being oak, and spars, hoWelier . , exe,Chtedb l ettclifthe cargoes so ex ported in the bottoms of the Neu t POwer, we. the p; . oduce of the territories of, the said Neutral . Voiver, and.&oingon ac- count of the 4iitijeCiS thereof, ,;;, c i',,,tll,:ferfpt .. l l .o4.cr int hat case, exercise the, tiAtit of purchasing them, upon conditien of paying a profit Of ten POr ccntuiit iijauh a gat' in. voice price, or the fair . ittoicet price in eli g ian d or i Sweden reipettivel, at the option of)she.Owner, with an in OtatT4titiciolm,torriteciq96i9 . 4 : plid necessary expenses. A R T. 3. I r the cargoes specified in the piereding , Nrticle,(not, being F.nerny's - rpertylzrepruceeling with a professed des-; tivitiOn to'to pods. .N e u tral Country; and are '.brought. iptilidtpt4spiclon that theilrite destination is to the ports of titel t 2pet,}4, 9 apj it sIYaVVUrn On't upon &le inqiiiry, that they . were rirl Is bound to Neutral Ports, 1,11'4 shad beat 4bartk to. vt)ii . sc'after•beirit indemnified for their deten , neeessai - y'vciin'ees unless the C a:eminent of the • I igerent-Counrry, from a reasonable apprehension of their inio 10'hands pr the eneip . y;.ahauld desire to ptt rata so thew, in which case the full price shall be paid, xvhich they would have cilielinedin. theporti Ofthe ,- Neutral Country to WWI they were ! going, wish' iiiddiuniii‘ation fur detail,. Lion and neceiSaty expellees. AK r. 4. tlerringq, bars, steel, rose copper, brasi and. brass wire, steal, planks not being of oak, and sPars,. shall rot be liabio to contination or pre-emption on the part of ,the ,Btlligetent Power;. but shall be permittei to psss free in the shijit of the Nkturat Cotintry, provid , :d that thefr are not Enciny'd property. , • 5.- rhe presenttOnvention sh a ll b e ratifxd by..14,1s , lixtrA ttNtp MA.I vry, and by Ills $w Oh:sit NI wit STY 4 and the Ratifications exchaNed , at Looopo, io . oe spu d of . . two months, or sooner 11 it can bd In witness whereof, we, the unAitersigned Pleni. Pntentiaries , of His, BRITANNIC. IVI'AJEs-rt, and of ..... . . , . . . . Hts , SwErilskt ivlA,lrs-ry, nave , s igned the present ConY' ccliii:P;.Pnd 1144' C,.snsed. 44: idiit . s of t put alma •to beafßied theretp...... . . • ~... . i . ' Done At j,,0r40n ollenfp Ortyiif July; itto3: ' • (L;S:)'l . lAWk.k6iCi : •(1..§.) JO nN 131.,D1t 1 C.' S PIiStERHJE 'WO have reperidty...'stated, -- fioiff'.V.erk buthentie sources of informiti`oriohat. snme.important . chongei would he Made' iri'''the`eabinct befol'e*the meeting! of Parliament: ''''Weg'are pg:Ort Amture,kt that this will will gtually be . tli& . a r se . .* .L4(1,,:Mt4fR,44': - . 14 • is' ver generally . believed rio the higlver,polp4cal circles, will-he the 'Sieretary for the WardleprirtmentH Mr, Su K R 1 41,41 1 / 4 1'Nefwiii have au(Pffice, audit would perhaps surprilite,trnost, pepple it, he. were:, tn : .be in _ . financed as the 'Frew:liter u 1 .theflolay.y, but..suelt.sn, airtngetrient 'ttte 'ha vc,killially .hess;cl Mentioned with eonsiderabilA confidence, Mr. Ti KR N EX,. V‘!: 1) ' 01(er, lank abourbim.: In this g!nerill introduilion of the .014-Pppplit ion ,iqt6,powe`cit - is goy .klyrewilly sus., pt eted that Mr: Vox will not 14 :attOgetli4t,overloult. ed. IVlr:Sit'ißfOAN . lia4 often pledged,hiensOf that he never wotilti tikkv..oifi,..*e'exc&pt•sivttli. triat qeriftetillo,, and, recolleaing this - declatat ion, anti thevericonfi. 'skin maimer:in•whicio. Nil'. 'SII-1A Ip AN !:i •Speeily! a l ); pointment ,to stunt- high Office is talkeii.of, _vve,ato led to conclude that-the tuppolition of Mr. FoXii mining intOPowl-etnay not be'altogillieriiCrottniled, We: shall pronounce no opinion upoit these 'rumoured events - till they shall have at9ually ,taken plitce. It is the, generally reeeivecl opinion that Mr. ADD ENG.. !YON 1114'4 Ctlt.lea ' yOU i iii strengthen himself before the.,Meet ing of Pa tiiinnent, to which he will lufifc so . ,range :in account to sender; but ii so endeavours to . strengthen hiltisell; it will be well worthy his ' c on ,,i t i t r,,ti u n ..what• may, nay, what must, be the leelingS und sentiments of the Public. • , The celebrated joimsoN,'the.smuggler, has made his escip,.. from Vrance,•:an,l is now in 1,....,..:1"7 74 . Th e recall& of this min, -...b0-.can no.Aloubt give very ,:tt4e10144- , nirittioti to Govetninint, is one of th e first 4 1 fitirts . of Nis 1 1 /13je4try's Mites PrOclarnatiou ninring 10441110 h to pgrsona.of: his:tiescription i who might, if in the hands of an enemy, be 'forced to aid the in. vaoiOn of their country, BROMPTON CAMP, /Lira Am,.Nor!4. ONE of the French Prfsuners, under an escorl of different Regiments, on their route for Norman Crnss, having been shot dead by Lieut. STORY, an Officer of the Detachmenf,when attempting his escape on the night of Sunday the 3oth ult. from the place they were confined in at Waltham Abbey, the Co. cone's Inquest sat on the body there yesterday, when, after an affeeting address. from Cblonel RAE, .who commanded the Division, and an admirable charge from the COioner, the Jury recurneci,a verdiB of a justifiable Homicide. * CIIORN.CLIFF CAMP, Nov. 2. Tate 7 s O o t n h toßetgheimleantet, Lord K commanded by Colonel wo wa a t tr, has marched from this oa their route to Portsmouth, to be embarked for the West Indies. Jamaica is SUP. posed to he the place of destination. The Troops encamped here were ordered out yes. terday at twelve o'clock, in review order, to be in. speeted by Lieut..General_the Earl of CHATIMR. The line was formed in the rear of the Camp-about half : past.twelve o'clock in the following order:-- First, the 9gth or Rifle Corps, on the .tight; next 4 1 !e 4th, nr King's own . (Lord CHArliaara ReV" Trent) ; then the 524 and 59th,.wirh.a party of An. tillety and' three Field.piecer.. On the left of the Regulars, and in the same line were tht.East Middle. sex, Ilerkshire, and West Kent Regiments of Mi• ttie'ivtrole eittending upwards of a mile. About one, o'clock his Lordship arrived on the _ground , accompanied by his Aids.de.Camp,,Coneral L-AltT W 1 WWI', and Staff, and Mr.. PITT in his Y. .1:4, . "'L• ieer uniform as Colonel; when having prneee"q front to thecentre, Major. General Moots gave the word fora general salute, the . whole -line presente d arms, music struck 'Btc. The Lie,utenant.Gene ral then passed Ant the line, accompanied by the other General Officers and Staff, the Countess of CH ATHAkt following ire a tramellingrst;chaise and four. His Lordship their resumed WS position in front! • and'il le w Kole wheeling back into open columns ofcompanie s, .marched byjn - oiicti order; music playing and of ,fictrs ..saluting;, After which the line was. formed .agOr). wil!I g reat precision, and the different Regi. • grientlihstiLt4 off in.quiciCtime to their respeelive 'encninpments.liis Lordship expressed himselfhighlY blew and r ule n p leased lfl : oo v a i l. i l t l i e :et a h p 4e i a 7 w r ; a lwo l i e it a ii r in , c c e l o,m s „il or which prevented him from putting the rr(;ops through the °t he? manceuvres. The Noble E and Suite dined a! terwards with General Moo Eat SJotlgeite. employed F.6 4 k s 'v ttit l'* . i e r) r g e creams ' a u f ' b s. a batte ry ry me a n t iS C C : 1)/ /11 . 6:11,. T1;:la st Division .of the Berwickshire Militia •'. D nill'i i g'i % l i ri s : :o 3 ri fl: 'o rt f .PL t nc ;i r e ctl: c e; t 4 ll 3'‘ R 7l :i k' i e l s 'i ri :n a t tre i A l l' it irc :; . . ) e ie r eb v iye.7:llllll:rl;; 1 1*' cet c r in i\' s I cr r7 ra. : oo i n i m ed i l n : o e s 3 ti r ; ' sheY"ln,iigelultt:liniel. 13MUiRdNIffiTc11‘111,1:01111:illairjinligtrY01; 574."")k; alai :lie,. received ' its. Culotta from the hands l with °. the Duke of BuccOrtrus, aecomPti'lid. ctrl • Ciace to and was afterwards inspeited and tr.. vie%ed , by Diltijnr General Sir Pons, ST. CLAM ifit Ai !i IC ~..minustisleeibGt3:B67:cEaamstrField. of in restnce of the Duke', and moat Of the Field Offi, ~ .v .al' r l y h e of th I t 'e h te e iTni c r o: r( n )eig ; s : In c if f :"en Stirli n g, :leif': n c I l e ° f: :Inn ' ‘'11)-*; Castlesteadt, '. l rElt SFR; as, Esq.:of , Colic:cab ; Wig. l'nfi s. tt'ior :-.1, . . I , ' --sq: ion. •of , Polinalse ; Ind limes Bitos• ,Pickof Kinnaird, went into.nnettet, at f ed u": Monday, forihe .puriiMte.o?being btigatig d ,' • ~... ..„ . ;*'4l3,,„mi'daY dieter:White Regiment orGenith": ;in(' }..trimantreavalty, commanded by . the ' 44 ‘ n " : Yi#Oiani• :Dttrrtir, went in to curter* t. Perthl f l it the se co nd otnesine*hirvest ; anti on ro t ' d ot ! , e, , were reviewed by ty,lator General. 10:" dot!,(Le,, commanding therCentre Dfairiett i'i,efi l e . n te ' 4 14 his :Grace 'lke Duke of ATltuf.t w ent i."4",enant of the County, when thc.Rtginient'ient 11Ituatith th e different movementse(sterecifi.q 114 ' ri c j e tine by the Commander in. chief, 'and tbst awar ‘ f P'itcir, 'Vic, .a t tack *rid 4efeltee in I'7e 4 dr .. 'irit i4 i g° ~4*astaittioa Of ilic Reifiwins Gene*. - - ~ , irk t,..„ . . . " d nd r 4 ! ;t .,,- _,.I?111,1) Owners- orAytwhieve ma 0* t, . . A 11 • ''''''..f. tthou'saiid'i;;l•4 of `Shil'ying, 'to ti cn;ylecc i ) " e1im,„"41,-'aii4 *tietuailed.it. their expence, 14,14.0'e u''''."vqPthent,,',irk case of Invastun,, fqr fbe'irl• r°rlation of l`roi; ato an lace in •Gr af /M ui r or irttand. , - • P . Y P •-'1" 1- ~' i l l.. t 7o_ l' , l ; i i st .l: o ' l .ls tl i • ‘4 'L 'Pil:l . t. 44' tl Y i .3 that,if g il. .fy wa l l e i . fi t i: i ih b e r " P l 3 l l : r e nlisl iA lce i s tri Qr ;, f 'i il . )ll.6 i C P- i4 i e, ,s v' 4: :: : f getrii 0Y . .ins a subscrt ft ' l i ni ng the inh4n" 4 ~ L , , en. ‘.. . ... 1 ton . 1 I,' o r s , . by II Parish, both..basseiceepers ant' 7: v n , rf lco lillicil Undo% ih:ise wh6 were' e xempt " ( ! t *" . ;,. -e l( as by age and, infirmities, youikpay. o,cji, qmni r . f wen , as those Av 110 were liable to be hatia" Cd3 ,i t a•hle ,f re a . nuMber of .persons who 'acre °inde nt 11 . 11- , 0 - , to iohliciibe, Wough not able co & Otte', E l ' 'l r y 11 ,, te a number of respeaable meta who founcl.i,t4sAie Ve.00,014: as froUblesotoe' to be obligedlG ''' zot. to find : a.sub; titete. -."- • " ' ..' .hi'lrOloii. r , Aoothes'fatal.accident has happened in t ~,' kin L•teer &Wing. On. Thursday afternoon ,the Y ri u*- m - a iilii r of the Bromley , Pivision of the 'Diger. .r . ,t;;; E , let, VUlunteers - were exercised in 611000 ( 4 , r v i- t he cartridges for the fi rig time, when a privartlP,,„ it real- rank, Whose, piece did not &re, kept'itour7i l l; with , cartridge after cartridge until, it fired and l ot . by - siihich:;accident; the left hand mart in th e .. f t, mosts t. ;l n e t .k i% 1: 6 l i t e l : e c c k i h n i t ra:yti Q m r . af M n had it s . 11 h: i g r a li e l il i w i u v l le i r d u i r p m: i t ' : l l,4 :ri li d e : t i e s i ' i b o y l r e morning; attended by Sir Wip,l4the 11;:t.zARP' ...h no skill „could' avail to, save. his life. .He is (0"7,, ' ht On" regret tell by " the 'whole Corps. T h he is s holbs. oa a1...t :Vas alai blind and WOunded 011 and , ea*. - .Tuesday one of the P44,/et' boats apses, ghg ccxralrtmx, at Spitheadr between seven and eight o'clock in the evening ; ,nne`Of fi cer and fill!t o : ig in her. We are, sorry to add that IWa °I tr • l A l t i o the men were tiruvvned ; the others were SaVeu. i exertions of the crew of the Ourogesix. t, near the 4