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ry y w ; aw!~aw!. ~~ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. JIOUSE OF PEERS, TUESDAY AUG. 2. Couto' t. ware heard at considerable length:lnd finally, re ereeting the Seelig;h Appeal, 1,661110 , 5, v. Hog, namely, Mr. Attorney General .ou ochallpf tne Appellants, in reply. twit' Lortl6lsip thcil adjourned the timber Consideration of thirease, till. Monday. The various hills upOn the rabic xv;ire read, k their re ipeetivz stagesHAtitong theim, liasr Shipiripg F.,n couraketnent full, end the Scotch Cotton :Manitracturc•W pasited . througli C , l - the-whole House and the I ri)tilipsticus Punt:CA . lol)i alit! the Prize Captors' Bills, were read a third time, end . passed. Mr. At.Exiliqotta and others brntrAht up from the Com mons, the I itcome Ta x lit lie Tea and Cie additional Ex c4:, the Anelioneer's' 'Duties, and l:.eceipt-Tax Hills, which. lye,e se vt rally read a first time t 'Nas t)ne . Private pre. !.,;11,t4 qy Mt..q. Dinidas.--Adjourne. I ill . to-morrow. E, OF C ell ()NS . TUESDAY, AUG. 2. "Tot Exchequer Bills Bill was reported, and tht; Bill order ed to be read a third time to-moriuw. The Receipt .Tax Bill, the AuCtioneet,s bill, and the Irish Tra Ex i )9rriticri 13i11 were read 4 third time aslci passed. A r,:cAN ugit hruoght up therepori ot . the .Curates' r-ttior toil, the amendments \vete read, 4greed to, and the . kill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. II LExArtiDCK brought up the Report of the Tortola 1311 t the Hill was oldereci to be recommitted to-morrow. Mr. A.s.r.xA.N eta brought up the keport of tic Prime of (iraiszo's Anruuty Hill, which wa.oidered to be reld a third t 10-r00rr5.0.4,,. Mr. AI.4XANtiEk all,n brill4.lht up . the Ikport of the Corn vote,: to Mow . Dotkis, liui the Amefxah Ltlolitit, the •stiro -of hire Thousairci Potol&, Mr. Coal ntOved the Order of the „for the House to cti into;a:contniittee en the N.tvigation Act The Hon. ikiitrkin'im then rioted, titai tist•re to' an tilitrutlion to the Ct. , rntnittee. to authorize Ills Nia),esty to allow certain arti. te:i to be imported in neutr,ll,s.olo into Ireland, ticc. The Howie then went into the Contintave, and the Resolutions wt.l4 re,d and agreed to o -apt! the Report ordered to be received worrow. 'nit! A Dyne A T (% f:l4 nmed to bring in a Bill for removing &mots with respe.d.to the,validitypi the assign- Inghtsl in the ,rteatY .betwcea this co entry and the United (. States of America, and to enable His Majesty to recover the ucterest so assigned... Leave granted. Mr. V A,.151 . 1 r A,lt r brought ii) f l.ortl:o44t RA l . 's Annuity Bill, which road a first and ordered to be read a fecund tittle to-morrow. r. II &V., THOtiii brought up the Report 'of the India . . . t).l;..l)Rl4V4El?•rose, and entered into u long statement, ivirb re:iped to.the atfairreof the East India . Company. • The tion;Cerulettiao observed,.that he did, not doubt the sol vnicy of the Company, but .be thought - it light to observe, - tit.lt the eacuitotis way which had been tiken to pay the Indian Dent, would vrove in the end total to ths prosperity of the Comp my. The Debt,.contracied tour years ago, was now.. accumulated 'to: Ten Millions, and had. the Company's money. hen properly; applied, the Debt by thiS time would have been reduced. to I wo Million. •He therefore protested again:A the present measure. • ex,C,d C4i.54,0E4C;11 said a few words in answer. to the lion. Gentleman, which occasioned Mr. YirtNSLP to ex.' plain. The Resothtions werc then read a second time and agreed to. A Met ge front the Lerch ::rated, that their Lordships had agreed to 'the Vrizu Court hill, a nd the 'lrish jUStiCCS Bill, wit hoot any emendinent,i, Captain 11A Icy t y presented a Petifaarefrom several Admi rals and Captains, praying te.,i seine measure may be taken to facilitate the Dec.is•on of C.aise ~in the Price. Court of Dodors' Contents, and in th e Coort'of Appeal. Time Hon. Gentleman then stated that great inconvenience and expellee at Alle Proceedings•ofthe Court in question, he there fore hoped the House 'would give the Subjed proper Consi: deratioo. - •: qtr W Saar observed, that he had not the least ohjec tlon.to the P e tition, or an y i nqu i ry tieing innate into the Pro ceedingt at that Court, but he had triobaerve, that the Cottrt of Appeals, alluded to in the Petition, did not belong td the court -named by the Hun. gentleman. The Hon. and Learned Member (Sir W. SCOT I) eiceressed his surprlee,' Strong terns at disapprobation, that no notice had been tak :n • to !tint of the, present Petition.; having the honour to preside in that Court, be thoug ht lir ought to have. been one ot. th e . first to have been consulted, with respect to a:propriety of the pre:ignt measure t he would again repeat, that Appeal Causes did notcomkinto the Coder inentiontd.yet he Should um have the lead objedion to the liouse'giving the Proceed-`. l ogs of tbo,C. ,- „fitt,,' any itilek:Stigatiop their wisdoiTt might Suggest (or pul.g.ic A4v:int.4i;e• Caiv. thiRVEY rpse to explain, and observed, •that,he ritippose4 the lion., and Learned Gentleman Kid been riu.vnted with the nature onlie Petititan, at he had sliewn tt to. the Right Hon. I the C a NICAL 1.1 , k of the tr.xetiik.aul.a yeruerday, as well, as to several net Gentieulen ;he therefore' h,et no idea the nat ere of tiiePetitioii was ullt:110Wf) inine lion, and I.earne.l MenitVt, and. pi a Member of Par. lem - ient and 4 Captain in the Navy, he thought it hiS duty, -thar,e. any. application to the flouso that event to remove the gnevanceS ot the Navy, and he was sure the House would give tle:.ir application ev,.-ry atteiaion.. • The. Cti triCii.f..l,oll of the e:111;421.. 1 41:r.1iaicl it wa.3 true that the Petition had been she.V•ii to nun by the Eon. Gen, tlenlitti, but it had rdipped - leis ineneav, (;tilerwise he should haveinentioned it to the Holt.. and I:earned Gentleman Olt 1V tit, Seirr th he howeiter thought that the IlOn. Gentle. man ('.:amain ii ttita y) would have mentioned it to the 1 / carried lento who presides in that Court. 1.410/It dVe k: Said he wished that eye ry inquiry , should. be. made into the Proceedings .of the Court in ques tion, and he was sure the inquiry would turn out. hondurNe to.the Court, The Hon. Member then. went at large • ier,, the merits Of the question, in consequence of which he was 54),ett to tattier by . Lieneral•N A tILANO, who Okserved, that "Dodar tEN C r remarks went beyond the prayer ot the Petition, Mr. ionws rows sal l the Motion finale by the 1-Itu. Capt. V dud not appear to•luin improper; 1 v thought the delay Mentioned With tespeel tu.the proceedings ut the Co n te in question oiled for. tedress, . Sir Wm. Seo r T said the Proceedings of Dodors Commons had leithing to do with theappeals alluded t o i n t h e P et i t i on , ('.,,,t 114ity,FY explained. Petition was then brought up, ancfardered to lie on the Table. Thu C ItANCRL LOA of the 1 7 .::c tit said he not wish to be understood, to give support to the prayer of the petition, but he had no objection' to in laying an the Table, , The A rroaNtY CtNkitA hrevictit h e American Assii,ameot whikh w rcao tiro, to pe t and ordered to h 4 moil a q.cLoitil, tinie I.o.ln uf The AT iroa NLV (.;'NSr,At, hmtigiit in J Bill for extend ing tbo Couris to tipper anti I.ll,vvr Canada , re 4l l a fiat time, and ordered to I.a read a sei t ond tiin to-morrow. DEPLNCL: UC THC NATION. ethatel CR/111WRIJ said he thought it right to premise tht ,tsw ohoeraatlone he,itad to ht "dt,claring, that he sh o uld not state 4iiy thing which could give offence, or ap _ pear improgier Even to thin most scrupulous mind. Indeed it was impossAile to suppose that the Enemy. could derive .uiy kitOrtgation from any thing that emild be said in that }louse —they certainly were as well acritninted: With our meant, of defence as we Were otttSelVel. He Est confident that it' the /Alit of t h e N 1 iiiiAcr or War, at Paris,.was examin_ pi, it -would he Annul that they knci Minh of bur general means of defence, as w e did—h e meant our public and pne_ rat phos of detente—for as to those otitis Which were in the .r tarter Master.VenEral's Office, nut only tite'Lneirty wens iiriserpiaintecf with them, but eveu the Secretary at War ap peated, on the. last debate, to hive nn knovvleke of them. Mr. FR J.: KLAHu hero intmuhteit the H on , m ember, and movud that the Gallery should lie cleated. strogere were - then excluded, and the Gallery was not atfylecitioin darit.g the debate.. . cat ( RA.4yrog n, Ave understand, after a long And übitl ipeeo, Moveil t'or a Cornmittee to consider of the propriety er6ding works round London, and of aOpuintiikg a Miti tavC/mucil. • • I.IIC SECA tIA All V tit WAR moved the Oliffl ef the Day, rtbinpim tic d o f wbocver it was that publislieLl Lord Al. )(- e Loter. Tito measure itbelf was a Cabinet one, not = • Sir 1 , T'4 rs 11.'er r made' a long speech, explaining Ilvvvy what in: !Ltd sit; at the Crown : , (1,1 Anchor Tavern, • s it ty Exsk t.wlz replied at 4tligth o and with mud, p),1101,to CGIVeiVI C 4Y , volt P. r. it Ale con)pionckt of the distin'ai on t rn m e i n cry , plos ing Cool rtuptiers, ;ut aNkt4.l why the oilcfs tit the VA Nf: ► r,l W t 3 we re 11r3 accepteo ► Nlt. Ty [twit tTT raid the riurcL (v,, :n,st as,ibt in the de , :Cace Of t 461 COUtitry, and 1,,c1 . ..Cr. ViCV!). Mr. I. 11. 13a'oW KR complained of Sir F. 13vitnct i'.s , r.pt!eCtie). ()IMO! man's. Mr. CHA PM kic thought tlic Pst !NCI Wpttla not only,ani, male the (..:ountry,'hut might, by his presence, raise a ;;teat: spirit in Wales. Mr. A LEXAND.CH ma,l9 a very able speech, in which he attacked Sir VRANCIS Butt:) , T t. . _ _ - 2 Mr. FR ANC I'S Complintinucd the gallant ardour of the Pa 'Net, and regectied Intl eueuuragement was not given to his high example. At length we understood COL CRAWFORD agreed to with. draw his Motion, which principally related to. a project tOr fortifying the' Metropolis, &c. .and the discussion continued upon g proposition suggested by Mr. Fox, relative to the appointment of a 'Military Council, and the Military Services of His Royal Highuess.thc P tl,t ex of WALira. At length a division took place, and there appeared, • Ayes, inducting Tellers, . t 0 1. Noes,. -. 3 Majority. , The House then disposed of the remaining Orders of the day, and at Is quarter before three o'clock the House adjourned . till this day. From the LONDON GAZETTE, August 2 ) 1803. If7d;tehall, AU VW 1, 1803. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint.Chatlei Henry Lane, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, to be Commihsionet of .the Navy at Batbacioes and the . Leeward ,Islands. (Anintir.rion: fir tkt Royal Carmarthenshire Fuzileer Regiment Of Militia, tived 6 jam Pas/glum, Bay. Lieutenant f.r. the County of Carmarthen. Charles Nerds. Cent. to be Captain. Dated July to, itlo3. f ohn Davies, Gent. to he a First Lieutenant in iheSupple mentary. Dated filly 21, 1803. follt) Bowen, Gent. to br-t Second Lientinant. Dated July 22, 18.3. Consfitistions in the Berwickshire, &c. Regiment 'of North Bri tish Militia, signed by the lord Lieutenant of the County of Linlithesty. To be Major—Thomas Clarkson Moncriea; Esq. Dated August 2, 1802, To be Captain—Ceprge Irving, Esq. of the late Irish Artil lery.-Dated July 4, iBO3. To be LieutenantsHames Sehevitz, Gent. from the Half., pay or the 234 Regiment of Foot. Dated as above. Ru ben Stalker, Gent. of tho late Fifeshire Militia. Dated uly 6, 18o3.• To be Ensign—lames Shaw, Gent. Dated as above. Couunissiuns in the Noi folk Militia, signed by the Lord'Lieu 'tenant. - " „ Western Regiment—Captain offurgi cifmlon, from the llalf• pay ur the 24,c1 Regiment of Light Dragoons, to be Cap. twin. Datea illy t, ;Sol. Ensign George Langfard; to he Lieutenant. Dates! as above. Ensign Risslitonaebertson Bally to be ditto. Dated as above. • . Eastern - Regiment — Robert Waugh, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated as above. • Commitrion in the AI iI i tia of the Counties of goss, Caitlme;s, . Sutherland, and (2 ronurty, signed by the Lord Lieutenant off Crontarifi. First Lieutenant lohn IVP Lead, on the Half-pay of the loyal Marines to be Ensign, vice Cohn Mackenzie, roigned. Dated June zs, 1803. BANKRUPTS. • Williamlfrackney, of Boston, Lincoln, hosier, surrender August 9, to, and Sdptember t 3, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, in Nottingharn. Attormes, Mr..!Sarttal Nottingham; or to Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Chancery-lane, London. Edward liancox, of Dudley, Worcester, banker, to surrender August t 6, at four, 17, and September 13, at ten, at the Dudley Arms Inn,. Attornies, Messrs. Willington and Small, No. 3, King's.llench•Walks, Intier.Tetnple ; or to Mr. Bourne. at Dudley. folin 'load, of Farehant, Southampton, timber merchant, to surrender August is, at three 13, at ten, and S e p tem b er .13, 'at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Fareham. Attornies, Moat's. Bleastlal:: and Alexander, No. il, New Inn ; or to Mr. Haddon, at Pareham. Samuel Petrie, of Manellester.street, Middl esex, merchant, to surrenderAugnst 20 30, arid Septemb er 13, at ten, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. y, Mr. Barnett, Soho-square. lohnilurnley,.of Farnlcy, York, mill er , to surrender August 30, 3 t, and September 53, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds Attornics, Mr. Chalk% Carr, Comersall, Leeds ; or to Mr. Evans, Furnival's Inn, London. '-'="l.'""- MAILS. DUI • , i . 4RI • v. • • Lisbon PRICE OF STOdKS,• THIS DAY AT Twr, t ,v g . o . cuocK. Consols - - -• S 3 °um. - $a 7i dis 'r WE . SU N: goLit).4 QUIP nICIIII lI4LIUM AUlsl/1 ? LONDON, AUGUST 3, 1803. AFTIR•our Paper hal been put to Press we re. Ceived Paris journals to• the 3ht oh. inclusive, and Brussels Papers to the pth inclusive. The FIRST CONSUL was In leave—Brussels on Sunday last for Illaettricht. 'these Papers arc-ex. tremely barren of interesting news. The French have made a requisition of clothing to a great extent in the.Dutchy of Lauenhurg.. The French Funds were on the 3oth, 53. 16. Tuts morning Accounts were received from Dllidi n of the 291 h ult, at which time all * Was apps. rently, quietness and tranquillity. The ill success oldie Rebels in Dublin, the apprehension of their Parti. zans, together with the disclosure of a great part of their System, appears tt) have appalled tho s e who might have otherwise persisted in their Schemed of Insurreltion in the interior. Several of the Rebel Chiefs were apprehended on Friday, end amongst the number, the fellow who - headed the Mob on the 23d, and who was on that evening woundc.l in the shoulder. An Order has been issued by the Privy Council, prohibiting the urrivul at, of the departure of any persons from Ireland, without proper Passports, OUR Readers will find in a subsequent part of our Paper, a full and accurate detail of the proceeding, of the. Middlesex Meeting of yesterday, which was most numerously and respeBably anemic& The loyal and patriotic feelings evii!eed by a very large majority of those present, and the geneial d4posi 7 tion which pervaded the Meeting, form a striljng , :uotravt w the 4eniiinepts . lately uttered by an indi. vidt)Vovho for the present holds a Seat fur the Count's , ' of I\iiddlesex, al,d se rve to prove that tilt .C.nnety is in one respea much mirrepresetati. A loyal Address ra hits MAJFICIN was Vated Liy the Meeting, suitable to the present crisis of affairs, which the Sheriffs were direded ro present., attended by Mr. BY NG Only. Yesterday Stocks rose' full one per cent. upon a report very generally credited, that the ENtrcitoß of RUSSTA had at teigth determined to take a de ' tided part with us against France. We shall be most happy to confirm this report. An application was yesterday made to the Bank by the Holders of Omni u m, to a d vance the Instal_ ments for a certain rimy, and the hope that this ap. plication wound he successful, contributed to nish the discount upon Omnium i per cent. Monday evening 'rue Itt MA; Es ills,. and the PRINCESNES AUGUSTA, EL IZABITIt, and SGPIIIA walked on Windsor Terrace, whiCh was very no flt,rottsly attended with company ; the PRINCES, ses IVIARY and AMELIA took an airing in two so. ciables, attended by Lord aid Lady SLTDLEY. • Yesterday morning abc..ut.five o'clock, the-Staf. .fordshire Militia marched from Windsor Barracks 'to Winkfield Plain, where they hatta grand. fipl,tl - and firedrcarrridge ball at a target. A quantity of provision' was provided for the refreshment of the. Officers and Men. Yesterday morning tits MAJESTY, soon after• brealdts,t, left Windsor Lodge, attended by Generals CARTWRIGHT and HARCOURT, took an airing on holseb.ick to Cranboltrn Lodge, and viewed the Staffordshire Regiment in their various evolutions. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and SOPHIA took an airing to Frogmore. About half past six o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY left Windsor fur Kew. A Military Council is said to have been at length determined upon." It h to be cothposed, according to the reports in ciicolation among Military Men, of the following 'Oflieers :—Generals Sir GEORGE OSBORNE, lion. WM, HARCOURT, and Sir GEO. ; Lieutenants Generals Sir J. PULTENEY, and Roe.. DotiKi - N ; and Major Generals W.M. FAWCBTI' and HENRY READ. By letters from St. Lucia of the 25111 Jittie,' we kart) . .. that lioo Troops were then re,.embarked for the purpose i)f. attacking Tobago, which it .was ex. ptded would be a more easy conquest than St. Lucia, We have res-n, to believe that the EmPErt OR of RUSSIA beOrlie . g more dissatisfied with the ambitious p L ieds of Fra n c e . .L ate l y at Berlin, the French Mittiater presumed to ask the Russian i n a tone of petal;; nee, what the' reason was of so many Aussian troops being marched into Pomerania. Riosjan Ambass a n,-4r replied, that that was a, quesi j oa 0 ,, t to . b e onsw ‘ sred when ,asked in such a . way, and it was , re p eat ej, he would f ee l i t his d itty to , tate ro his Corr, and recommend as a .measure of necessary precaution the march of double the number ortioc:us t 0 the same planter. There is a report ''tom 4isbon, in some private letters, that General LA NNTES ) tite Feencli ArllhaSfia. dor in Portugal, had comp; ined of beins insulted the streets, which he aseribea to the English, If i` be true that LAriti Es has made'such a complaint, all probability it is with a view of imposing Upon the Portuguese Government some. terms inconsistent w i t h its dignity,•and injurious to thirr auntrY‘ The 'French Commander in Chief in the Island of . Watcheren, has rublished•an order for ail the Eng- . to leave the Island:in four days, Posses 10 be futtfislird to them to remove into the interior .0f lloilantl. An exad list of . them was also Ordered tosbe taken, and every one' 'staying there longer o n t h e thn e specified, W ordered to be arrested as a suspicious per,on. The Hamburg!' !VLiil says, Iles r of pRISTOL ) 'Bishop of Ositrri', - (10 at Rome, on the Bth ult. in his 75th. year, ' General GRIIII4ELD'S mention of the humanity of the British soldiery, upon storming Murne Portut c in St. Lucia, must 'be highly gratifying t 0 every Briton, an d fortersa fineeontrast to the con. dud of .l he French, . in almost every, instance of a their boasted revolution made them savages again. - It ivirs'on Sootily that his Royal Highness the WAS entellaiird by Mr. PITT at Wollner Cttstle. .11is Royal Highness slept there that night, and/proceetird on Monday-on his survey ;ntin+ltc;;it,rtithe Coast, and the `hoops stationed near - ir, ' • • • The Duke. of De.VotlsH iRR takes .the command of his Regiment 61 Yeomen,' raised at. berhy, for whiCh purpose c.;race will in a few dsys set off fur that:place. • • Yesterday Lord and Lady Su ALE Y arriv,ed• ip London ,from. Windsor, where they hive been on a visit, to THEIR MAJESTIES. • •• , Prince ESTER HAZY iS.eXpeelett to leave this Coun. try i n a f iv days. .1-lei, to take with hint eighty horses and_ nine carriages. The _Prince h parti. ri)' distingui s h e d for,his 'know•ledge of agr i cul. ctuuriaeiand the zeal with which he cultivates that important scienc e . . . The lashionalile circles continue to report an in. tended inarri6ge between I.Ord G. 14.Goweit and Lady S. FANEt• Notitettall set ofr y4'tei'd ay for Brighton, to aide's' that Lady and the CoUntess of WesTmottt.ms?D'..; 414 Yesterday a Dui was prevented by the timely interfetence of Mt. BoNo, who receiving private information that a meeting was to, take place about 'five o'clock in the M . retrition, near the 5 mile-stone on the Etigw,tre Road; hetween capod o `1,7 oiyitY end Ensign . Gottamay, of the Guards, dispatched Proper offi ce r s t o t h e s p ot , w h o arrested the Nrties, god iii the evening brought then) laore Mr. Bong' at Bow.strect, who obliged them to enter into secu. rity lin keeping the peace towards each other, KENT COVNIT MEETEVG. MAIDSTONE, AUGUST 2. This day a .very nu merous Meeting of the Nohl'. lity, Freeh o ld er i, an d ot h ers , o f t h e County of Kent, was held in the open Town, for the purpose of proposing'an Address to HIS MAJESTY, assuring. him of the unalterable attachment and steady loyal ty of the Men of Kent, and of their uniform deter mination to afford HIS MAJESTY their most vigo rous assictance in repelling a FOreign Enemy, should he ever dare to contam i nate t h e Britislfihores. At one o'clock the High Sheriff, d i i: t sTortiEtt Cooxe, tic'. took the Chair, when the Earl of DARNLPY, in a bold and animated speech, proposed the4re9B to the Meeting. He noticed the threats held ou t by the First Consul towards this Cuomo', and his determination to diiturb its tranquility and happines s ,' by invading our shores. Tile Men of Kent, he said, ranked high in the page of history, and he was confident every man that heard him, would prove himself worthy of his Ancestors, it 80. NAPARTC dared to send his ikgions to their Coasts; and that they would spend their last drop of blood . is in support of their'Ki n g, thei r: Lib e rty, and Law!. His L or d s hi p c o nc l u d e d b y mov i ng t h e. Address, which was seconded by ---- LAMBERT, Ebcl• Lord R oNNE y a p pr dved the Address, and wishe" 4 IVIAJ sTr should know; that the Men of Ken t had not only carried it unanimously at' their Meet• ing i but with aedarrottions ; a full proof, that of ever'BoNAPARTa dared to.contaminale their Cottl4, try, he would find a race of bold 'Kentish Men, drive him headlong into the sea. Sir Enw;tati KNATCHBULL joined in the send merits of the Earl of DARNLPY, and trusted on the present, and' - on every &ribsetvent occasion, 1-11. MAJESTY " would find the Men of Kent, 39 the har.. then of an old song described thetu—Lo_yah and Free. ~• The Address was then put and carried,. ami d st a tumult of acclamations ; and after the t hinks of the Meeting had, been 'irked to the Lord-Lieutenant and the High Sheriff,, it was-resolved that the Addros should be presented to Has MAjENTY at the Levee to.morrow (this day), and carried ur by the Colin half an I t r y o uißr..he 'h e b u s i nes s r N esti e e a n r t l a y v a de l l i?i the nioh etta Nubility kHigheph em a r o (i:F tl r e' G ta(h e n t . ty of the County were present. It is with pleasure an oplaortunity• is granted u; of communicating to our Readers the following Ler. ter. with its answer, and we highly applaud the offer made therein, while we hope to see many Officers follow the example, especially tboae on the recruiting service, which,, owing to its nature) leaves them much spare time. . MN. LORD, iiinburgh, y ll ly 27, 1803. Under existing circumstances, it is the duty . of every inciivt; dual to render himself as useful as possible in the s ervice his'King and Country; with this view we have obtaisted per' mission from Major-General CAMPBELL, commanding the Royal Marines in North Britain, to otter our services to your Lordship for the Drill and Discipline of such Men, in alifi about the City of Edinburgh, as you may hereafter be ple a,.— to dire& %Vt.. have the Honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordship's very obedient humble Servants, TI 0. INCHES, tst Lieuts. Royal Niarineb; t:. BROWNE, S recruiting at Ettikwo.: (ANSWER.) Edbi. gab. 23, ISO' GgNTtrmr!4, I have the Honour of your Letter of yesterday's date, with your spirited offer of service for drilling and disciplining such men, m and about the City, as you may be direeled to take , charge of. lam not yet certain whether such appointmeot s will fall under my department; if it does, I shall certain!' not forget the handsome ottia you have made. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, (Signed) NEIL MA CVI CAR,•V rovost.; • • • Tno • I - NCH/S I First Lieutenants Royal ,Marms. G. BitowNt, • yesterday, morning the Royal Exchange bivi sfon of Volunteers had a general Muster, whet it a pp r , ire d their Number exceeded Twelve Hundred. We un:lerstand Alderman ROWCRUFT is to be al'' • 'Pointed Lie.utenant Colonel. Yesterday About eleven o'clock ' the two Regl' meats of the Tower Hathlets- Militia marched tro't' their .Bartacks into the London FieWs, ilsekneY , where they were geyietved by 'General LtsLia, It' tended by Captain ~M.sxFiELD and Captain E P w ARDs. Both Regime - 110 formed into a brag "l ' : eommaritled by C-4 - trrel gf 4.141 0 i'. and went,t ordcr ; tit r " ub li i : a number of manennvris v.•ith the stricte s t discipline. The light companies fell'oui 17: In 11 .. 1, rest,. anti comm enc ed a bush ,5 hi during wl" 4 .....,' they fired ,i 8 rounds, and the ma ils 'body twelve! e "They the n f orm ed aga i n , an d . a f ter h a ying V ii n e through Several o t h er movements ,. marchod (0, 1 ground at one o'clock. At a Meeting of the Members.of the Glasg,o°' Highland Society, 'held on Wednesday last. 1111 tt in n e tini nt t , noi in. s! ) . agreedr a ising I offer a Highland !ie R i r e s g e i r m v o i c e , e a s to Gove r n' teers, to con s i st of 600 men. Temporary s h e d s , i n t h e t a t) eensnni besides t i's - are ordered between Lewes • and Brighton, for. . recewi , ,n Of 9 0 P men. and 500 horses, in addition the Barracks at the above places. . 1-1,111 , The ' • are arming their Yaclit with ten Cnrporatton of the Trinit lia t "- y. - ouse .4... six t z and tour 3.pounders , e s m a ll in ' . and.have.made an o ff er to Government of their Pe t tonal serv:ces in her, to assist in ptoteeling and ‘ se '' ' fending the Huml!r. The Royal Westminster Volunteers held a Mee t ' '• ing, nn Saturday, for the choice of Lieutenants' w,heo the rii : .o..nwing Gentlemen were - urianirnongli manner of :eleded--/vlessrs, BRANDGII,POTTS,QINGER ,O4 7', .traTort,* MARstIALI., BitlcGs, SMART, RA DI4° 4 ,, ' MAURICE, and I iAsTER. Messrs. WO" h il d efl . CUNNINCHAM, Fox, and PEIRCE, were C.7b Ensign Corps. ' Ensigns in t he above ' says,ill A letter f rom Bath (‘ I hn4e. been, . 0 g , ith this' ltAtr, tchl by th e E ar l o f .Wzatt-rmEAT°' 1-h r a he QUEADE4 the clergyman, brother..in-law "% L e Earl of At.ouottbucit, and who - was the 1 311 ,„,i tutor of C oloisel i zir EMMETT,' met,' and recognimof him in the'disgtiist al i t s table boy, in the st reet ' Dublin," . - o • - • f Yes terday the Loin MAyort, on inspeai.n e o f the Mealweigher s ' R eturns , o rdered the, P rle t he Bread to b e lowerd- half an AsSi-hc, tit ad• "' a u Pecki.lod, to take ,l a ce to -morrow. The CiP t t ~ loaf Whe at en w i l l t h en Irit sold fur 90. a ncill° ' 'e, hold BJ ,