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ASSOCIATION for tha ntrENcr, of the !MTH of anilof the Country it , general, AT a M held :It. EDINBURGH eirn . rt the I. tth tly, 1803. to consider how far. there may be oisp,hrtunity .•:or 6.4rthtr voluntary Exertions on the part.of It; iaiu of the Meatiftrcs adoptin t ; by Government fi;,: momentous Crtsis ; Alt C Ib A I,D C MPI3 EL 1.. Es 9 ,of Clathick, was called to the Chair, When the following Resolution were unaninwly , ngrecs! 10: There being 'Many Individuals who cannot -give per, st , ,aal Service., but who %toold cheerfully contribute, by stich . Mans as they are p4swsia.l of, in protnoting.the•Delenet or tlitir. Country, and many also who, in addition to their pc. nt.ll Wiliitl W : fi glycollliwilfd m with peeuary 4i , t in support of the Common Cause; it appears' to this Meeting, tun it woultt tend touch to the general Safety, as tiweii as be advantageous to pot-Ai,: Credit, iwe ru an op pen u.. softy given to Persons cif all descriptions,. t.t 1114 ii testing their I.oY , illy and Patriotism in the manner above suggested ; . 1 I It occurs' to this Meeting, that the most ette4tual mode of a c onlilishing this ultjeCt wojild be to set on lbota,Volun tal Contribtitien, tor site purpose of raising_a .F god to be apviied In adding to the Defence of these.parts of the Court.' try wilt which the Subscribers are more immediately con ticciA, and thereby contributing to the general ,Security. •111. whilst 1 his• Meeting approve - of the Meastit , ts taken by Gove,unment fir employing the Power and Resources of , th s Country, and for calling !Milt the spirit of a .nuinereus al.cl loyal Poppie s ter the purpose of defeating the Plans aid avenging the Insults ot nwiireing Enemy ; yet they are s a. tidied that farther exerti,it nay 'still he made, •aint that it w (mid hi, of the greatest importance that every Individual in tl e Errt. , !re should, in some or,other, induced to conic forward in aid and support ut rho general. Iy. oche) Meeting are of opinion, that it would be an ob i,..ct out , tiitv of Jocal but - national importance, and one in the.' I tiliaultants of this City, and of the 'fawns an t i Country on the adjoining Coasts, are particularly intcri-tsted, to ml opt Acasures for the !Defense of the frith of Forth aplost no.ni le Invasion or prcxlittory Attack. V. Tile Meethig have been informed that a Plan has been pr.,poicd by .Government, and will probably be carriedinto “ectition, to provide either Shipiii at War, or Vessels fitted tor 41 'purpose, and a Body of Sea .Fencthiys. tar . the De fence . *1 On Coast from lierwick [wind to I : ln...Ness. They 'are sensible, however, that the whole. 17.2peoce of such a Plan cannot be expected to be detrayed by Governmerit in the present moment of exertion for. the general Safety or the ' Empire ;. but that part fit ought to be turnisherl by the In dividuals who share so largely . in the blessings that Seen `tiny'which such a MtNtalle IS' calculated to, or...duce, Tlae Meeting therefore resolve to raise a Fund ny Subscription liar this iturin , se, ita be.plaeod under.t he ntaitag.'erbent or a Coin, kroittecoir the Stlbschbers, Who shall consult with the Cont. rrtaiale; in Chief in North Britain, and with the Lords Lieu. tenants of the City of lidinburi„il, And of-the ; Counties all., j„iding to the Mkt of forth, sespeCting the proper anplica. I pat of that I. und, And, In the eventor theirbeingany sot. loin , and that any otlrer public ttojeet shall occur, which ttr,.y rare useful for Nation.d.Oulence (either,hy-giving Boon. ties to SeAni,:ii, who shall enter , into the Navy within a,short pei tut i, or by any other application of the Fund, contributing to, the Se...ority of the Country in general, or of the above Dtaithd iu particular), 1110:COOTIVattetlititSellipOlveral tucalt a Nicetnisei the Subscribas, in order , to .eensider how such Surplus Fund raised may behest applied. • VI. The Meting arc of opinion, that, if similar I', xertionS ate itirle in other parts of the Country, they may tic produc tive-of extensive and important cti::ets• Many , I ntbvidna/a at present, ter want of a spe , :itic, objcd, : to call forth l'Aertion, do little more thin express their good.wishoa, may titureiiy be induced to come forward with that species of aid which, they can beat give, whilst, at the same afore, an opportunity , will be given to many who are ulrearty.adiviely, engager', or cent rreuring additional and e , sentrat Service, — 't nC Meeling are crinvirti-ecl,' the it * mot the highest import er-04104r present not only .thit the Aleastri . of G.vernMetit too. di and viorods, but that every Inhaultant or obis Country, whatever may be his eircumstance4 or sittia fOn, sihuulcl ttstilv his Zeal tor a Cause in which all are in t?i•csted, and thiPlit:,' that Spirit which itt het:01101g in tons, at a itioinellt when we are contending for Out existence as a Nation, and for every thing dear and. valuable to Men. VII, The Meeting appointed - a Conimittce for managing the Funds (which are to be. I.algcd, as soon As received, ht the !tank fit Scot and Royalitlatik), and for applying theM to above purposes. . '1 Its Coutimatcc ()pencil a Subscription Book, when the follovviitg Gentiernen subscribed the Suitis annex. cot to their names t • The.Lorcl Prssidclit ' . 31 to o !Ilia Campbell (Lord President'sl . • to 10 0 Archibald Canit" oll , YU], youpger, of Succoth to 10 o Airs, Archibald Campbell, ' , to to 0 lain Connell, Esq. Advocate' . . . to to , 0 Ardtibald Campbell, Esti. of Clathick •-• 21 • fslra Cumtpta.ll,Clathick - • - 5 5 Donald M'J..ichlani Esq., of W Lachlan ,t 3 o NPLaClllart• • 2 ',All;llthal i (7Alflphell, Esti. Brower . to to o tames Fergussnn, Esq. AdvocateS Vllliiint Fsri Princes's-street . . at 0 0 Otiorge (rest ,li ti. hre vier . 5 5 0 Robert Syone, W. S. • . 21 o 0 ',I:1'01;H% I intC.liinS Al, 1,14. Merchant - tit o Colonel A. IVl`Cregor Murray .` to to o Li,:t.teitant.Gcntral Vyae , o ci; :vi` Vicar, Ftil. (hero! Provost) is le 0 AA no Rolland, L.ea. Ads ocate A 4:tsinleittan per ditto t 6 5 vilattlfew Ross. A,liaieste e. 25 , 0 is }leery Earl. . to to' tit um* Moodie, 1.:6q. c 5 0 .Mr, Alexander t9icic, Acc:ornptant 5 S o johh Ogle, City Clerk' s Office - 3 . 3 Mr. William Pringle, Wiiter ... • 3 - 3 Willi3trt'llideisten;' Esti W. S. • . •to to n told Crain; • . 1 . 3* o a Ur , Geort,e , Simlnn • . t 1 0 loxacalvt Walker, till ; Quecti!s.street to 0 Njra Walker s o o Liguittiai,f-Colonnl rringle 7 5 0 Cottor I ti T.Ol, ‘s•'. - is is c alt - • . . 5 5 c blin Esti IV 5. Et lornits'a, square to 3, 4 A • .C3lll - o'.clt,, Sr, ianieK',..sTiaro _ 5 ..5 Air 1 A CahipheK, OW, • • -• 1 IC I\ll4, C:11it11 l 'icl I, t14:0 . j 3 c Mks C I • • - 1. 1 c ; Froli...ri-A-strect • . to to c pith Prsigic., Litt • - « 15' ts: Advocate. in I° t 14.obi.irt Yon n e., Merettaiir is I t Alevincler Diroth 21 0 t Air Nisi Reid, W.leer - 2 2 Itotivit H int;ltori, Lari. .Advocate .. r Wiiii.trn Hope Wei!, of Cr4igyliall 'l s o '0 • , • .543 7 The Bonk continues nllO,l 4t the Nterclonis' 1 I rII, an I trio of the cuittlatatee attshcl every Day front, Otie , to Three u'r.164.14. k V' 11 tim /Ks tt,r the USE vi Sellt)ol.S. 1 . 16, tit}' rice .1, f r .l. hoithd t O.A I 1()V11;:' tlt. l'( IR A R. FR iVNCOIS, ou Choo: rilice4 it' f? tirelc (let. Nlclllettre i'ortes, et 10111141 U 1111 c(tiit etc ktwtgrique I'l4- 11111 c el:cce(le, F.voi :.!ir Atimi , " N. LEL NOI Plintett for T. pc,o,ey, No. 4, Broacl-atreet, neat 1114 Ex- Where may h, had, Vika de ben Lire i par M. La l'exier, sv. I.econs de" Fenelott traii;; dtt ses Ollvrage), se.. pistoira Naturelie par MAvor, Ss, Liirtdies Rotria4 Pastoral, par Ht)siln, 63. . • aT DR. N()R42lS's Dtt()l l S. • TN' exciting )' , ll , Atetition to thes e Ara, litahlt! : „ Lnrticurar Case.* wo, ti l i t for more thanaltalf st century 1),,v,1.,A . ~( 1 1twir reptitati fm tlits Cute. Q ~,,•ry . • ct.:tally the Yellow or Prittid, Ines ter .istirtgUl6.llel, th iuvir 0 . • r /I ° l ritly itaiVCS 1.0 it: comm..tl,l .a trial hi •,. , A5,11:111. inveterate Coutth4, Scurvy, 11 CoNto. s toolu d i pluiliowel , y e t oti w er r u i tiuencc. tUo4.,..ctilcottuop.. iitam. r . can :..ttrpast.theirhen,...t . „ The I 4: ;, , .:iai Ily 10 h.. ; t 1 I..f's iuut4e, 1. ' hveit , ); . C ure , ; , Ai CX:.• ; ' • , :;... ' I • ai, I. , , ZS. 11:i. From thr LONDON G riZEITE, jut ) 30, z• 803. Dm/ring-stria, j tqy :6, 1 SO3 Tarr ICing has been pleated to cause it to be sig.. (tilted by the Right , Uon. Lord Hawkesbury, M ijesty's Vrincipal Secretary' of State for Foreign Afflirs, to the. Ministers of Neutral Powersiesiding at this Court, that the neces , ary mealures havin g been taken by His 'Majesty's command, E.* the blockade of the entrance of the river Wesrr, in con_ se vence of fits Majesty having recentlyf tekseivekt thentic information of the occup a tio n ,& p arts a t h e battles of that river by . the French ttoop.,, the said:: river i* declared to be in a state al blockade aoa- that .from this time, all the measures authori , e.t by the ,et Nations, and the sespefeive Treariei-.7 between His Majesty and the different Neural P o w c r, will be adopted and executed with tespeet to all vessels which may attrmot to violate the said blockade, Lard l lawkesbury has been turtl,cr Pm- • Mantled 'hy llis Majesty to signify' to the IVim: l w'. of the Ntutral Powell, that whenever the French troops will evacuate the positions which they now occ 41y oti the parts of the banks of the Weser, anit will remove to such ktlii.tance .4041 i hem as .to leave the course of that river , perfeel,ly free and secure to the vessels of his suhjee;ts, 'as well as of other na. titans, His. Majesty will immediately ditat his ships of war which may be stationed at the mtioth of the river Weser, for the purvtisc of blockading the same,. to be withdrawn. Drumhig.itreet, 34), 1803. A Dispatch, of which the till,►~., jog is a copy, has been this day received fr. , m beineoant.Genrrat Grinfield, Commander in Chief uf , troops in the 'Windward and IA-rward ChAribotc. 1 , 11164 'by. the Right - Hon. Lord HohArt, His is Principal Secretary O.►f State for the War Depar 'moot. 2 , 1 Y LORD, St, Luria, jwie, zz, 1 8 0 . It is with hatisfai.tion 1 hive the honour to at). 90,611 E yt)ur laordship, tlkar this tlay the fortress or .vlorue Fortunee waA carried by ass:tult, awl the 114141 of .St. Lucia is in consequence unconditionally restored to the iltitidi do'vernvnt. I have to state to your Lordship, that in conse. trenee of His Maje:oy's order % signified to. me jour 144ter, dated the r6th cat May, itnd,received on the 14;th instant, which I immediately commit. nicatrd to Cominoti;:re Hood, ,he arrived 4't Barba. does on the 17111; the !wow:, litUrCS, aCCe. were- oh board, or embaiked on the twit; sailed on, the 20th. Ott the 115 t, at daybreak, they were off the north end of Si. Lucia in the course of the day the greatest part of the troops were disembarked in Chopte.Bay , 'half past five thc out-posts of the enemy 'were: driven in, the town of Castries taken, and a summons was sent to the .Commander of the; troops Of the French Republit4. lii ,consequence of the refusal cat Brigade-General Nogues to accede to any termi, and the exptdation OF approaching rains," it became necessary to get possession of the Morne with as little delay as pos: sible. It was therefore determined, this- morning, .to attack the fortress by assault, which Was done accordingly at four o'clock, and,it was rallied in about half an hour, and with less loss, - considering the r'esistance, than could hive been expetted ; but the loss has been chiefly. among . the higher ranks of Officers, and those the most truly valuable; hut. it i s ye t t o be, hoped mast nt them . will -recover, fur the real benefit of Mej-sty'r , service. . • 1 cannot omit a circumstance which reflects so lima credit, as t.sed on the British nation, as on Inc coodoel of the sold , vrs.attuAky, employed, that, imtwithqtantlitz the severe anti spirited re , it,in te Of . 'the FrOeh. troops, yet, rit :wows. were O A it , ork* carried by assault, and the opposition ti j;-tiger (4xisted, WWI every miss Of Allittlosity 'JAL, mired to cease, and not a French soldier Waf, either killed or.woundA. The Return of the Killed and Wounded is here with inclosed,. which, excepting the number of Officers . of high rank, is not equal to w bat might hate been expeaeti,' and, by.far less than it•would have been, in all , probability, had a formal invest ment of the fortress taken place. These Dispatches will he delivered to your Lord. :,hip by my Aid tiu ‘ camp, Captain Weir, to whom beg to 'refer your Lordship, for any information you may require. ..• _ . Returns of th e Killed,'lnunded, and Mirsing, of tk Troop: in the Asiauit and Captive of the I%,treit,of AL :I.w Rortunie, the bland of: St.. Lacia, id the 447:ing of the z2d Royal Military Artificers.-1 Serjetnt, k kiwi. li,qtalion Royals. Serjearit, B , Kank and File, d; kille .. • 1 Field o;licer ' t Captain, 2.Serjeants, 43 Rank :and rile, , wounded ; i R ank and File, missing. 64th .Regiment.—t Serjeant, s Rank And . File, killed.; a Hold Officers, I Captain, t Subaltern; a Serjeants,;, 3 , 1 , Rank File, wounded; i Rank and File, miring. • • :68th Ditto.— t Drummer, missing. 3d West India itegitnent.--1 Serjeant, 3 Rank and'Filc, killed; z Subalterns, 13 Ralik awl File, wounded; $ }tank and File, Migsiq. . Stitt. - t Field Officer, wounded. Total- 4 Serjeants, .16 I-tank and Pile. killed ;4 Field- Officers, a Captatus, 3 S ulmlterns, 4 Scrjeants, g7,12.u1k awl File, woutider,l i 1 Drummer, 7 Rank Mid file, . ,. missing. . • - Wirers IV4.:sinieJ, • . 24 Battalion - Royals. ...- . •Liet.it , Niant Colonel Macdonald, se verely; Captain Chaloc,:i, severely'. 64tti Regiment :-.1- Lleuttuinu Colonel • Palcenharn, severely; Major Sit George Richardson, Captain Galway, Lieut. Frederick Rowan, slightly. • . - jtl West India Regiinent.-rLieutenant Moultrice, slightly; Gilgit Fagan, slightly. ' 'Statl.-- Lieutenant Colonel hlorden,' Deputy Adjutant Go.. n'eral. severely. 1 . 1 , 1. 0. tiOspital Mate Keynes, attached to 3d West_ l nat ReAirnew, r,:ver.:ly woUnded, not included above. (Signed) • W. TA TU M. Captain, Assistant Adjutant General.. Admisalty.Office., July 30, 1803. Cott' of a Liter fr,ns Commodore flood, Commander iii C1);e10 . 1' •ftlajeKes Skips and Vessels as. the Lertut a rd Maids, so Sir &van lVepeart, Barontt, dated c'e board the Censuses-, in Choe..kyi At. Lucia, aid jaw 1803% SIR, I have the honour to acquaint you, f)r the ini7ol - of the Lords Cornatissionets of , the Adm . '. ihati on my . Arrival ar Bart adoes on the 17th, lace, in the !veiling, having. consulted Ljeuteliant.: General Gtinftekt withre,pat to the intended co. o i .erations of the Army ,tint Navy, 1 itist,intiy 1061t invasures to prevent 'outlet. Supphes bet , g thrown into Sr: Luria, (the %hips :tin' this service, under. the orders of Crßryeti, - id. the Emor.tid, mide some captures of trAding . iteisel%), and every. diyosition was, settled for_ emb,it king the t[t al amd light artillery on boArd tlti. ..ops of .war, the necessary sltttes, Ste.' in 5h.:.,11 vessels fur the by - great citertiong the whole was - leeteti Itn thy 20• h, antt the at:imigrtn, , its cninptetrvi. The Lieutenant havtng eutamtket.t ith the it t l is, put to sea with. the silt 11.01161 in the in trgin * ; was lined next mornitiK by the Finer. ld „old Us r le%, lrivtug-lirt i o ! lier-Gette:al Pre v,t , t tali board, IA were ;tit anchored by - eleven u'ehlck i. this 8.,v. There being .0 strong bre ,, ze, the Blats of the Squadron h ,ti a heavy First Division the Atiny, enin,Kised ot, the 2d . Battalion. of the Royals, an 1 tAo Field. Pieces, under the command 'of Brigaiber G er,il lbereton ; but, by the great enrrgy ex...eitent dispcysituni ina'de by Captain I latloweli, %vete latulcd in good older lib , ut two t .l ::ot Wi t ;m a ‘ p " l)ed i ts 1 • )y(:' : . ) lan,itn; the tetn.►tntlrr of this troop~, Abe Lieu tetiant • Genet al w as e na l,k,t , to mike at) early :“tangentein , f.n. an 'tit rack on that very important and strong Post,Mutne Fortuofie, where the POrce mf the En,ini was asse t obwd, which, on 'the CommildatitirelU,ing 'to give . u, when suannuneo, wily ordered;t o .be attacked with that deciNion protnotif iide' which h is• always been the charsaeriatie - maik Gel). Ciin. :field, ankcart,tql hy 81111(0 at half past. tour .this morning, with the superior . ti , avery ~ thich has ever distinguished' the, British S.)ldirt; this plac:d the Colony 'completely in our Possession.. , • . Captain 11111.owell's Merit it is impossible for me - in give eocomiuni, as it i 3 soiene, rally known but must big leave to say, on - this Expenition, his activity could not :be'. eltere,fetl,; and by his friendly atlvice..l have obtained the most etretual. aid to this Service, for w hid) he has been a Volunteer, and, after the find discinhatkatiow, pro. seeded on with the Seamen , . to Co.,Tera le with the , Araiy.. The Matines,of the SqUadron, by desire tit ilea Lieutenant .C;vneral, were landed and ottlerC4"lii take post ntarGtos lire, to prev ent supp li es b e i ng .throwit into Pigeon which, 'on the Tall of Morne Fortuttet, was tlelivereditp.' We are already Occupied in te.emharking Troops: and other necessary Service for fature Capt. Littlehales •this Ship) is ch.irged with the Ditiparcli,ssibose assiduity d attention I with much ..,ack&p.v letige:,.. will be able tO gis c their I.altt.lsitipS any further Inforinati.in. have the Honour tube, &c. SAM. HOOD. * Centaur, Couraiwox, Argo, Chichester, Hornet, alid Cyane. Admiralty Office, July 30, 1803. Copy of another Letter from commodore Hood, Co m . ntauder in Chief of liis Majesty's Ships and Pewit at the Leeward Islands, to Sir Evan Neptan, Bart. dated asboard th e Centaur, of St. Luci a , the 25th June, 1803. SIR, • The moment I am under sail, with Lieutenant. General „Grinfidd and Troops, the Etnerald has brought in a very fine Schooner CorS;ette, called . L , E,.„r ant Prodigue, CitoyenVi . ttor LefFhrue, Lieu. tenant de Vaisseau, Commaiider, piergeo for sixteen. guns. sh e sailed "from the Carienage the evenin g the Troops lanthd, with Dispatche s tOr Martinique. The E mera ld wa* sent in chace from the Squadron, d ui i4i g which t i me s h e threw all her. and ,did not capture her until atter a run o f beventy t w hours, guns overboard : 'ming a rem.rkable fine Vessel, ditea.lier to 'be valued and putchased into the Srrvice!,'which I hope will meet their Lordships' approuation. _ _ I have the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) SAM, HOOD. 111.1PERMI, PiIALI/I.'l,lEl\M ROUSE OF CUMMONS. ' , ViTURDAY, Pale-3v• Trtmt ATToRNEY GENIRA.I. obtained leave to bring in a Bill to extend the, jurisdittion of the Courts of Upper, and Lower Cattada, to parts not within their limits at present. Lord Gi.eNßeuvte brought np the Report of the Committee appointed to consider the s:ate-of - the journals of the House, ,which was ordered to be taketi into consideration or; , Monday next. SARGENT presented 'a 'petition from the -Ddnors confined in Cardigan Gaol, praying !diet'. Ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. AI.EXANDFA brought up - the Report of the Vote, of Credit Bill, theEtif:hequer Bills Bill, the . I'tiliacco Export Bill, the Quassia Duty Bill, and the Dover and Deal 'Pilots' Bill, which were sem read and, agreed to, and ordered 'to he .read a third time on. Monday, Also the Report of • the Committee of Supply, the Restitutions ot which were read and agreed to, Mr. VAtst , l rrAaT brought in a Bill fur granting, eemiin countervailing Duties on fine Sugar, taiporr, cd Inuit Ireland into Great. Britain, winch was re-td a first time, and ordered to he read it second time on Monday. . The St imp Duty Consolittitiou Bill was read a first time, and ordei-ed to %e read a second time on . Monday.' The Auttioneers' Duty Bill, and the Irish Tea Importation Bill, passed through a Committee, and the Reports ordered to . lie received on Monday. The fortolit Free Port Bill, anti the Scotch Malt Bill were read. a second tote, and committed fur Monday. The f-louse went into a Committee on the Bill for granting exemptions from serving in the Militia to those who serve by substitatefio the Army ot Reserve. The House resumed, the Report . tt as brought up, -and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. • • The House in a COmmittee to consider of the Bounty payable.on Sugar, resolved that it was ex. pedicnt that the period 'for granting an additional Bounty on Sugar,. should be limited. Report on Monday. The - Property and Income Biil was ordered to be read a third time on Monttay. Adjourned to Monday. MA LS. 17~t. H mho rgh r - Lisboa, o -• PRICE OF STOCKS, TIM DAY AT TWKLYS o'cLocc. Corisols . . p ! OaYltl. • • 4 A dii. THE SUN.' 41LIM ►ALSLM ALIDIA LUND° N, A U z, e 23. 1 ~ 'l' Y AD Vlc es have hten received from Du II; sheet out Ait, both yest'erby; and this morning, the forner dared ou ANediwsday, an& ttiF fatter owThursd:q. On Inesday night tfit'r! was an alarm to Dablin, •• in consequence of a numerous assemblage of paw"' in the Libert y e qiiartei, fOr the purpose of attending.: the' funeral Of one of the Libeoy Rangers. "1 - !" 1- Were happily,-however, no real - grounds for the:. alarm, which was occasioned by the mistake of otW of the Videts of the. King's Forces.' On' Thursday every thing continued as a pparently' tranquil as if the Insurreftion had not existed. The Military, Regulars and Yeomanry, vie with rah other in, vigilance, order, andattivity. D l; tiscoVeries arc hcurly effelled, and some of L. l s Leaders .whl arranged the plan of Rebellion have ' fortunately been apprehended. Among these arc 11OLuttF, ilsertEs.sr, Hope and Russo,.., but not tine RusseLL since the Insurrection of 11,e 23d ult. the following Proclamation: TssuleSAS RUSSELL, 74EMILA OP TIES PisOUSItONA.Z. CO.. VE.NYCENE, ULNLRAL. LU CiL:EP u? NUR I itExe . i Tat CT. - - - - - - of Ireland I—Once more in arms _pa assert the rights of inat'il:ind and liberate your Country —Y r onseel r 4"y the secrecy with which tits ellort has been conduCtedin - end by the Multi tulles in all parts of li eland, who et - waged lit 4,:tecutl . this great object, that )oltr Provisional GoVettilltelit has a With:wisdom —Y':u will see that in in the Vest, tilt. North, and the South, the blow has tkrri struck, in the saint moment.—Your Er.einies eaillto more wit than thief could foresee this inighty ex..:rtion.-74he ro:., and: regulations will s'icat that your interest Anil honour WO, been Considered. Your General ' , lined by 'that Go" witty/Ala to command its this Di.trip, nas only to exhort you strongly toi:xinyly With these regulations-N our valour is weil known ; :be 45 just and InUnahe as you arc s brave, and then rely with confidence that God, Wirt' -whom :font is victory, w ill crown- your suci.ess tie General orders tot hostages sir it be'seetireil in all . 4uarters t and lierehy • apprtici the Englisti Coininander, that any outTne contrary to In c a.:knnwledged Laws of War, and of Morality, be re• tallateil in the severest manner And he farther makes knew os that such I r;sli as in ten ‘1.1):, from the dare adds, at.: found in arms Ailing their Country, shall be treated as Rebels, muted for trial, and their properties c6ttlscated.--klut men behaving pa:eAbiy, 'shall be under the pretedion of the LaN, tbad-Qtra, ter', Yoly 24. niql• • We add some particulars under the Dublin i3ca4s taken frcm the Irish Papers. All ,the aecnents from' the Country received at Dublin castle on Thursday, state it to be iiertialy 4 q act. • WI . mtntione,Cl on Si tur_A ay the Capture of the Wand of St. Luria, in the West; indies, l)y llts Majesty's Forces. It was tile!) by storm on the mi. of June. The OfE.:ial Dispatches ; were publi)h. ed in the Gazette of Saturday. They were broui,ht home, by Capt. W E t x , 'Aid.dle.Camfj to Lieutenant. General GRINfILLI), and Capt. Lur-rtsktal.Es of the Navy. It was Lieut.-Col. PAXENHAM 64. h Regiment, n hi) WO wounded, and not tutral PAK ENHAM, as stated by u 4 on Sttiuttlay by mistake. Brii , h Troops behaved tin this OC . °, casion with their charaftertstie gallantry. The strength of the French at St. Lucia wal l ' ,about 650 men. They hal: about 14 killed, sort . '4.0 or so wounded. Aav:ng the latter was GenerA , N:o6trits's Brother, a Cliefkle Brigade. The Re., giments taken are .he 823 Dtmi-brikide ; half Or 'the 127th Derni.brigade, and a,,Corpl of ArtillerP The. other of the 127dt Demi-brigade s vett .. intercepted' by our Ctuizets, And carried into par . . afe*,4)it before. - • BY the ilaisturgh, Mail which arrived yaw• . day, we learn that the French Chef D'escadre DoNADIEV his been arrested rat the Hague; upoli 3 charge of haring been concerned in a Plot a gainst the life of the Fix ST CoNsOt. Be has been on' und er a sti „ ng guard toarussels. Letters from St. Peter:burgh, dated stli JOY , State that the whole Fleer which is lying at L r tn r" ' . Mal, and consists of about 20 s4i:l, is to be fi tlea for sea with all possible dispatch. An Article from ,Copenkagen, dated the teth ult. states, that it has been notiOod to the Danis h . Government, that the Km* of ENGLAND Wit re". solved to station some Ships of War at the entrance . of the Sound, to protea the British Merchantrue 3 , front French Privateers- The PR izadv of WA is set off on Saturday aft et. ElaOn 101 BriLittun.