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GF,NERAT. DET ENCE.. A' a GENERAL MEETING ,of the LIEU.. TEN ANTC of the COUNTY of DERBY, held at the County Hall in Derby, on Monday the Bth day of Au gust, ;1103, pursuant to an Advertisement in the Derby cury, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, and for the purpose of carrying into execution an Mt of Parliament made and pzalcd. on the 27th day of July last, intituled " An ACt to amend' and render more etteelnal an Aa'paased in the present Ses sional Parliament, intitulett " An A el to enable His Majesty. it ore elfeitlnally:to,provide for the Defence and Security, of the Realm dui mg • the- present V, µo, and fur indemnifying rersons who may sutler in their property by such Measures as may be necessary for that purpose ; andto enable His Ma jesty more eft:6ll34lly and speedily to exercise his ancient and undoubted Prerogfttiee in requiring the Military Service of his liege Subjects I:use of I nvision of the Itealm ;" raasent: The Right Hon. the Earl of Chestedield. Sir Robert ‘Vilmot, Bart. High Sheriff. Sir Robert Wilmot, of Osmaston, ,liart. Law. Miller Mundy, Esq. M. P. P. N. C. M'undy, Esq. • Ed, Sacheverel Sitwell, Esq. Philip Cell, of Fir, tin, Esq. Ilache Thornhill, Esq... /Nib' Bateman, Esq.. • Ashton Nieholas . Mosley, •Esq. • - • Riiliattf Arkwright, Esq. • ' Charles Hurt, Philip Cell, cti*Wirksworth, Esq.. :olin. Esq: • oshus. ',ebb, Esq. `oho Leaper Newton, Esq. . William Drury Lowe, Esq. , William Webster, Esq. Robert Oak, Esq. ~ • • . Wingfield Halton, 'Ashton Agtonn Shuttleworth, Esq.' lam i • • • es Shuttlemfortli, Esq. Ctoinpton, Esq. Samuel r rah, . Esq. Carlisle, Esq. Metor Francis llraddianr, Esq. Anthony Lax Maynard; 'Esq.. . Henry filmier, Esq. • J3enjanim Spilsbury, Esq. ' • jameS Lonpdert, Martin t!'. 'Parnell, q. • Ro.r. Robert Wilmot. Rev.. Edward Pole. Rev. N. P. Johnson. . • Rey. Charles Stead !lope . Rev. EdWard Sachevlrel Wilmot. The Lord`Lieutenant beirig prevented by indispositiortlrom attending this Metairie, and Sir..kobert Wilmot, Bart. the High Sheriff; haying been requested to take the Chair, the Pieceedinga of the General; Meeting of the Lient4iiainey• held hereon the fish day of July last; the Ad of the 2-th of July, tw.'o Letters from the Right Min. Lord Hobart to the Lord Lieutenant, were read, and • I t.was Unanimously Resolved, • • That this ,fleeting most hearth y,concurs in the Declaration made.at the General Meeting,on the ts th d a y Q f. juty and is impressed with the strongest convietion that every ex ertion. should be made at the present crisis to touse the Spi, tit, and Assist the Retirees of the Nation ; to promote the - hleasures of Government for the Defence and Security ot , the, Country ; and to repel and chastise-an inveterate and formida ble Foteiny, who aims to deprive us of our Civil and Otis Liberties, to ,destroy our Commerce, plunder our Pro. perry, and reader this flourishing Country.ascene of devasta tion and bloodshed. That leeline our duty as Britons, and thvimportance of the bleasuresviiicli we recommend, we cheerfully relinquish the cumPtions.which the Legislature has thought proper to grant to its in our edictal characters, and, pledge ourselves to cor n .) with our CountryMen:and . conquer or perishwith them in striolni t of the'.oinurtork .CauSe. That this Meeting most ,etnenestly recommends , the esta. blishinent of Volunteer CorpS throughout the County ; such 'an arrangement being calculated to concentrate the. Porce, and promote the oonvenience of the Public, to supersede 'the compulsory l'rovisioes of the Aa . , and by - combining economy with vigour, to enable His Majesty to continue the Contest as long as it may be necessary for the liottour and Security of the Nation. That the AO ot' Parliament of the with -fuly, and the Re torus which are to be made under it, render it itnilece:;sary to e..rry into execution that ieri-t of the Plao of (.3elleral Nefence ' which is composed under the lot and 2d heads id - the printed disposals, bur that it will be expedient: to , viteeitte the re tnainder ui the P fee, and that the High Constables be ch meted to issue their Warrants for that purpose-immediately, Ordered, That Precepts be now issued to the High Con stables of the several Hundreds within this County, requir ing them to issue Orders to their respective. Petit Cott:ta. hies, to prepare the,lleturnsetiredled to be madebv the Act of time 27th of July, and that such Returns be Made to the neat Suedivitauts Meetings. • - That for the better information of the 'County, •and that • - thay..be.getterally known what allowoneei will tit made by Irlovernment to .Voltunaer Cerps, the Seer,rary-orltarcie Letters- to the Lord Lieutenant shell, be printed and that' 1:Collet - hen Proposing to raise such Corps be requested to transmit . their Oftifis of Service, with a List atilt ; NartlOSLet he . Velonteer4 awl the persons tecornrnendato - be 0 ince rs, the Deputy-Lieutenants acting for the Hundred within which such Corps are proposed to be raised,. at, the,So briiv aiuu etnings above appointed, in order that such oiie. s may; be arrangewpreVitms to the next General Meech*. That Asir is scarcely possible for a bilifiCient supply, of Arms to uu biota frottt His Majesty:S Stores wi 11 that ex itedition, and for the, extensive service for wl,his they arl required, Ordered, that Retairifi be proeured of a 1 the Mali in lime possession. of .the Inhabitants of this County ; And that thuiturnber of Firelncks belonging to each Person, slid -.. the tsfaitteo of the Perboof, willing t 9 lend them ti t s •1 hoe, fife the service of the County, be tettimed to the Deputy Lieu» tetiantsoot their Subdivision Meetings. • • Ordered, That another General . Alecting of the Lieuten. ‘intey..shiill.be held at the County Ball hi Derby, on MOnday the ail Day of the present . Month, at EleVini ()Pt:l(5A in the forenoon, tor the purpu .se proceeding - execution et the • General l)etenee , L ets ; and titdt the MO. Sheriff be request« .i.d to call a County Meeting, to be held on the - time day, and at the same place, for the, purpose of detertoihilt?, plum an Addret:s to be presented to His Majesty on the present Situa•- tioft.ot Public; AtEtirs. Resolved, That the. Thanks of this Meet* be given- t o the High Sheri for his leceptanre of the Chair, n :t to( his attention to the Business of the tde , ning. • • ketiolveit, Th,o, t;K: Th.m.ks of this Meeting be 6 iyrn to the Ripit:11011. the Carl of Chesterfield, for his patriotic and animating Adrheos,.and fur his active inuerfcrence in the !lu sh .'es lir thu Mating. Kgbolve, That the Thanks of this : Meeting be given to tictit,iiant-Gcncral Gardiner, Contmanding Ofiker-of th, North inland Distrie, thr his attendance at this Meeting, and forth , : ittiSigaoCe anti information which lie gave 10 . 1 he . Di rty Lientenatitt. • Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be also Riven to Francis Noel Clarke Mundy,. 'Esq. •tor . his Salve rxet tiattis explaining, andpromoring the Plan Of • General Defence; for the able, upright, and itelefatigable disr:harge of frio duty' as a Poputy Lieutenrint and MOO 'trate ; and ter his zealous and untemitted Attention to- the welfare and interes4 of the County ' Ordered, That t h e Prater:dings ,of this Meeting be signed by the Clerk, -und published in ,tine Derby'Mertnity, hut; 411:41 the Star Newsparls• WILLI AM JE,I'FER LO.CK (,leek atlt; Gerier4l Ntvetings. ..1 , LONDON TH E LAIO.; b. sT ALAI) Nibs Pbt' Lull; • cur , ' IN THE WORLD, ' This D.iy was published, A Keiv lyditiats, corivard to the, prek!l , l ilitt,sttaqd with # large Modern 'Map of London, with i4notiler I‘l4p of tno -1-Alvirons, and embellished with seiferal price vs.' hound in red, E I 1 E or LONDON . for S • . o , a rttil and Correll Ocseription of the. British tropolis, anti of its Vicinity ; and a faithtill Guide to all its Curiosities„ Amusements, Exhibitions, leohlii; Institutions, arid whtit,iver is remittable and deserving ot ?`;oiler ; a gill! Variety ot Useful Tattles, cortitiim;ll4: 11iict‘nty:.coull ?.:INS, Lists et'StreetN, Thus and '014.:: . -Ikjuties, Ottico. eke. • • • inipos3ihte, in I U C011111)40q of on Ativetflem , :nt, to enumerate the gi . ..7at Humber of useful Tookis which are yeated of in this small Vi lam:, but it I ,nev suffice to obscrtie, twat a tot .1 Str.lttzcr itily, tit' metre lt, heroine hitter liAliainted with tint firititdi Nietropoli4 le dais, than thousands of intell. t ;tar petionis who have r...sided iii it 4dtit . ote, litany yearn. Piloted for It. Phillips, No. Ir, Sr. I'l.)l's Chureltl4,l, an a t it k i t t by every . 13..,0kb011er iii tact 40d 'at .1w 1311r* yyl Ai the Principal Coitilte-in. , Otkot in` Lonj u r i , whom had, by the saint! Editor, r. A Guide to the tv.iteriag attic Sea•bititai r g Placed ; with Sixty Main, Agri Vit,vv, price A G tilde to on the - *tine PiJll 414 the Vidure of London, price bound. Fronsibe LONDO.V G 44Z eTTE, , August z 3, L&'o3. . AT the Court at Sr. James's, rlth of August, go.i, present the King's MUst Excellenta:Ma. jesty in Council. Whereas in the Countries styling themselves the' Ligurian and Italian Republics, tneasures- of - Hosti. lily have been adopted regains( His,Majesty's Sub. jab; and whereas the said Countries cannot but he considered as abseltaly thpendent on, and tiociet the controul • of, the Government of Frimee ; His Majesty is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that.general Reprisals be-grsnted against the Ships, Goods, and Suhjefts of the said Countries styling themselves : , the Ligurian aod.ltalian :Republics, so that as well His Msjeity's Fleets and Ships, as also' all other Ships ,and VeStielB that shall be commission, ed, by Letters of Marque, or General'Reprisals, or otherwisc,.by His Majesty's Commissioners for ex.. cuting the office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, shall and may lawfully seize all Ships, Ves. and Goods belonging to the persons inhabiting the Countries styling themselves the Ligurian and :Italian Republics, and bring the same, toiudgment in any of tbe'Caitiets of Admiralty within tlis . Ma. jetty's Doininions.; and to that end His Majesty's., Advocate General, and the Advocate of the .Admi. ratty, are forshwith to,prepare the draft of a Corn.' missiir, and 'present the same to Hi 4 . 114aieSty •at this'BoSrd, authorizing the Commissioners for ex". .'ecuting. the office of Lord High Admiral, or any person or persons by them emposVered- and appoint. ed cu issue forth and grstit. Letters of Maique and Illirisala to any, of His Majesty's Subj:cts, or others whom the said Commissioners shall deem fitly .qualified in' that' behalf; for the'apprehending,, seizing, and taking the 'Ships, Vessels and Goods ~- b elonging to the persons inhabiting the Countries :styling themselves the T4igurian and Italian Re. publics ; and that, such Powers anti Clauses he inserted in the said Commission as have been usual, and are according to former precedents ; and ',His Majesty' s said Advocate General, with the Advocate of the Admiralty, are also forthwith to prepare the Draft of . a Commission, and Present the . same to'His Majesty at this Boatti, authorising the said'ComniisSioners for executing the Office of Lbrd anti reAtiire the High Court of Admiralty of Great Britain, and, the Lieutenant and Judge of the said Court, his Surrogate or &tut)_ gates, as also the several Courts Of Adniiralty within His Majesty's DOrninions which shall he duly eon. oissioned to take cognizance of,and judiciallyproeeed Upon all and 'all manner (AC:wastes, Seizures, Priz e s, and Reprisals of all Ships awl Goods that are or shall be made, and to hear nod deteitnine the same, and according to the Course or Admiralty, and the Low s of. Nations, to adjudge and condemn all such Shits, vessels, and goods as shall belong to the, persons in. liabiting"the (2ountries styling themselves the Ligu. rian anti Italian Republics ; and that such p , wets and authorities be' inserted in the said Commission and are according to fOrmer.pre. as have been u s n a i, cedents; anti they are likewise to prepar e . a nd l a y before His Majesty at this BOdrd adraft of such in. strut ious as may be proper to be sent to the said'. , several Courts of Admiralty in HiS Majesty's reign Governmentrnnd Plantations for their gnid. . a „ ce n e i e s n ; as a l s o another drift of instruaions fur such ships ,as shall he'commissionSted for the , posses aforementioned. From the Court at St;,jsmes'it; the 17th Isy 01 , 1 August, 1803. YORTLANP, 1 ) , . Cll4l JI NM. • CANTiER p AGM. noIIART. C. F. GREYILL V, V. C. Al 111.`,. DV!. A N Hamburglt. T H E S U N. st)i am ;lois nic,txs PA.SUM AUDiAT I. N Ar, 1.; Cr 1 2 4, t Ao3. 11' is ritiw gencralf)'understonti - rh,it an Expe,litiitn to 14'rtno:y is intended, to be !leaded by some of the FRENCH Pi tticti. A 'Council wits held ale 1:v 'd tys ago amongst these Vrinces, at Which seVtn were present, as likewise wCte'Genitals Ptt:nt,ottu and Dquoutti,ei t. ,_ _The latter h come to this Country expressly for, tlia.• purpose of being pinyed in . a Military Capacity. The plan. is said to tic, to'cred the Royal Standard in France, in more places probably' thin should there appear. that pruspen of success which is e4pedled t . twine of the Freud), rrinces will place themselves'at t h e h ea d 'of the Rtiyitlihtti ! BoNAPARTg WC have no doubt now trembles on his throne. . , Tit c ilalabargh Mail which arrived last night, htings'no information upon the great question which at present occupies the Public Nlind, viz. the {US pOkitioll of the Northern Powers.. The preplratiom in llollaq are carrying - on with great .aoiv : they are constratiogliun,boat s to invade; Enghoul, and ereaing Fortifi'f:iition defend. t h till . selves. A Letter from illi/arr awes, bnt with very lyric appearance of probability, that Lord lv tL i t ,„ e p.l rirgat Malta an Expedition to - Ez),64, . The Gizotte of last night cootai,os an Otarc COwicil,:kiletie tb of Marque and Ittnri3alii“,i;llht the Italian and Ligutian'Ael4.4)li6.. On Monday altttnuon, about three o'clock, fler .I:1'4 410lighnets the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of at tentle4 ! ;. by ~tady arrived at WlnilsOron a visa to the Royal In the evening" the RoVAL,FAhtts,y walked on the Terrier, with their usual .attendants, till right o'clock,. when they retired to the Castle, and had a ge ket p a r t y Lord and Lady flEtiLtv, Mr. and Mrs. FtitEtt4M4ll,ll) •M I .1 - Imisa.r., Lord_anit.. Lady thtußtuoa and Family-, Mr. and Mrs. SNEYD, were among those present. Their Royal Highnesses the ER tiiO4s944-544.11 - 4:4 and Amton, attended,4 Lady 7C: OAMER, .took an siting in•the Great .Park in - a Sociable and re. turned about eight o'clock to their Lodge.. Yesterday .dtorring at hall past nine o'clock,,His MA,' .)avotnnpaniett,ht the DUKE of CAM. BRIDGE anti the. PRINCISS SOPHIA, attended. by Lady J. THYNNEi General CARTERET, Colonel DEssaow, Lord WALSINOHAM ) and Mr. Fare. MANTLE, took an airing on horseback, and viewed the different • farms in the Great Park, until :titer 'twelve Weld*. HER MAJESTY and the PR INC lISSES AUGUSTA / ELIZABETH,' and CHARLOTTE Of WALES, with their tonal attendants, took an airing to Frogmore. and walked in those beautiful Gardens, with which the, young PRINCESS of WALES appeared , highly de. lighted. . — Yesterday afternoon the Windsor Cavalry, corn - - .manded by. Major STU aaE S, a ise rphied Wi n k_ tield Plain, anti went through their different v res. PR INC E W iLLl Am ofGLo'STPA.hasbeenreceived in North Wales, with the most joyful. acclamations of all ranks of Inhlibitants. His Highness's amiable and engaging inanner,, joined to his high Military Charadter, cannot fail to "recommend him to the af_ feetion and esteem of the People, wherever it may be his fortune to go.. The Duke of Davoustu as is so much better, that he will soon be .able to set off. upon his in criikd journey to Derbyshire, where WS Grace will glvc new vigour to,the Military preparationM. Lady LOUISA MANNERS and Mrs. DUFF, are soon to join the Duke and Dutchess of ST. ALDAN', at Margate. The Dutchess of RUTLAND intends shortly, to mingle with the Fashionable Circles at Tunbridge. The Gaz , tte,of last night contains. Loyal Ad dresses to the KENO, from the Counties of Band', Mayo, . Wicklow!, and the Boroughs of Launceston, North Allerton, Newport, Maldon,, and ,Great Yarmouth. • Lord 11.otaNtii as Lord Lieutenant of Kent, and Mr. PITT as Lord Warden-of the Cinque Ports, have by public advertisement, convened a general meet. . ing Of the Deputy. Lieutenants of that County, &c. at Sittingbourne, on the 29th inst. on special affairs. The Dispatches received on Monday from the Court of Madrid, are stated not to contain the nitimalum required by our Government with respett to the line of conduct Spain has resolved to adopt in the present Contest, His CATHOLIC MAJESTY, • it is S9id, makes strong professions of a sincere dis. position -to preserve the established relations of peace and amity, but ~studiously avoids a final ex. planation. In other words, he wants mare time, - and 'Wishes, as long as he is allowed by Bora. roams, to ,preserve his convoys and vessels frOM being captured by our ctuixers, and to keep his ports free from the. blockade of our SqUadrons. Account s are received by the French Papers, of the capture of the King George Packet, homeward. bound from Lisbin. She ,was tak en b y t h e R epr i. 414/e,Privateer, of l3ourdeaux, after an hour's son. test, and having been bparded. , This capture is the more to he regretted, as the Packet is .known to 'have bad jewels no board ,of,conliderable value, which were insured at LLOYD's for a very large :,um.' The French :mentor states, that they have found 15,000 carats of diamonds on board, esti. Ited!o be:worth 4.5,0001. together with 40,000 d )Ilare. . . The tion:-ArtMery Company mustered this ink it five, o'clock, in .the Artillery Ground, and, marched from -thence to the Tower; :where they, effilmrked on honrd the Bgatslirovided by 'the Ri.ver, Fent:4)le ) , when .1 hey pro&edeti to . Wootwich, land. ea there, and 11;idt:a Grand Field then marched , hatk to Gr. , enivich, where:they again emb ar k e d,', (Ind disembarked at' the .. rower.- This was done: with a vie , ..t.'44—m.king them acquainted with:or emh.tric..o ion and disembarkation of Troops, that nti arise,shotild such Measures be thought necessary in the event of art Invaiion.: ' Yr.reably morning the first Regiment of Royal East India Volunteer* marched •from thei r f-sead. . ` patters In Btshorigate.s treet to liighgite. As soon as they took their ground, the targets were pitched, and hall.firing commenced : sev,eral excel. lent shots were fired, and the Regiment returned to town about three o'clock. Two thousand of the Army of Reserve are to he attached to the 4.21 and 91,i Rt , gim,..ts, to be seletl. ea from, the memn of the Northern Counties. Oor FiPl,l Officer, two Captains, and three Suibilurns, And fifty ffien fronve.ich' of ? these Regiments, atjL ordered to Scotland to receive these men imme dtateiy. The Magistrates of the County of Dublin at 3 Meeting oosthe t3th inst. resolved, t h at a P roe i g. relation haying been issues! by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council, in May 1798, , declaring, the Coun(y 01 Dubli,n'to be in it.staie:of Insurrettion, and-alibied to the proOsionl of the 36th and 38th of his ptesent.Majesty, Which had not been revolt ed; :that therefore that County still continued undcr he provisions of those Mts. The - Rt - Bets' in I)tililin confine themselves at pre sent to making mocks upon the outposts of theAreo mann,. On Wednesday night five shots were -tired at the centinels on the CanaLbritige, Motit. Yegmattry immediately ficw to arms, and scoured the road fur a considerable distante, bu t the cowardly' assassins escaped. Governors and Dite4tors of the Rink of trelan'il have at length advertised for p.topt ba i s le r a _ , ee Utt the conversion of th e l ate I rish.Porliament „ f ;tiNe trick) • • Ti,, majority ,of Officers and 7.3 t R;.(11( and File 4 die West Norfolk Militia s have• voltinteeied their services to Ireland, - ReirdL NEWS. Amy tivLONDON GAZETTE, Avg. 22, 034. Admiralty-05er, August 23, :803. CO) ofa Letter fr om th e Han. Corvuthini,, Admiral of the Blue, fit. t, Sir Eva,: Nejeatti, Bart, ,dateef of tj . 4hattt,.the silth but. • . I nits E the honour to acquaint you, for the itifOr. patiOn Or the Lord, Commi,ioners Of the Admiral. -ty, that a Lugger • was seen within the 'Rocks at thhant, which had the appearance of an Armed Veto , se!. Boats from the Ville de Paris,,nnder the dire r don of Lieut. Watt, went on the r i6th at nighr, and brought her out. She is called the Messager,. pierced fur eight guns, ha s s i x ' mounte d, w i t h t h e CI yner and fortY men on hoard, com pl ete ly 'cruize. •: • • fitt e d- for a two months Lieutenant Watt boarded her with eighteen men in a Pinnace before: the other 13.)ar3, which h.► separated to look out for her, cuuld - ge't up. Only a w Frenchmen were- wounded upon 1134 1 cing ft feeble resistance. I have the Honour, to be, &c. • W. CORNW ALLIS. Eadjk at 6' Ge l 6 ette.4i mtiea n vst r il e : 3, sa ti sfa ion to ittlaf(t Aug . 4, ) r tny tl' rS ° I.; 3 " a very fi ne French Sch o oner vateer, of 16 guns, and,eiglity.five men;'.was cveni4 captured• by His Majesty's Ship u nder m w crimniand. Le Gener a l Mo reau i s a p e rfe44 rew Vessel, had' been our only six days fr o m 80ur4c 2 ( 121 ) and had made no capttiree. I have the .Honour to be, &c. CHARLES, PAGET .. The lion. Admiral' Caraaaallis • Admiral of the • Admirally.Oire, August 23, x 833. Copy of a Letter from the ihm. aides 11l Captain of Majesty's Ship tie Endytingst to Sir Evan Nei ean, hurt. dated at Sett :be 14t ind• SIR, HEREWITH you will receive a Copy °fitly Let• ter of the above date to the Hon, Admiral Cornwal lis, which I have the honour to trathuait for their Lordships' information ; and am, &c. CHARLES PAGET. SIR, PLYMOUTH, Avo.'ta.--•Arrived thts - Mtnikki Capt. FONDLE*, from Jamaica,. bOund .to London, ten meek& passage, put in to wait Convoy, *oho' inlat. 48. long. to. the Eliza and Air Balloon Privateers, of Liverpool, out five days, all well, had made no captures. Arrived the American Ship Memo", Capro DONALD, laden with tundries, from Havre, bound . to Lisbon; detained by-His-Milestra Ship jihovjs• Arrived the Miry,. Capt. Sampt.E, fro . n istur• folk, Virginia, with fl ,ut ; the Provided:". Ca l r° Aee nut, from FretiorickstAt, with tiinher; tile 'lappet, Cipt. N PI 4116 * , from Stockholm, ' l ' " 11 tar, fur tLis Port. Arrived His Ship Ardva, from the Channel Fleet. • Sailed the Plo , ver Sloop of War, on a CttliZt 10 the WeStWard ;, and, the •Dr,eadmktht, of 98 gob to join the Channel Fleet. Dent, Au°. iledd Frigate sailed I. o c night t o t h e Westmird ; and the East India Cu'"' parrs Sh ipM att ki ontss inotni . ng to ate Rfver: of Exeter proceeded this . _ A ;lived the Fan; 1., Sir li f m. Bes,ile.y . East In4iamen, u,Lier donvoli of the d'lPlA9FrigaLse DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE ICIONEY , The hired Armed Cutter the Fly, for the ca pture ° f a i t rroteus, will be paid on t h e 24t h i nst. at N. 2$r Et DuilchLgs, lborn Tlpt Cu t ter Pigmy, for the capture of La Prudente, be Paid on Thursday, the tith of Sept. at No. 9 , New LlrowA Street. -A9other of thOselitth! Expeditions , whic h Prit l sl Sail Ors alone ate equal to, took pLice in the nigh ( or the 16th inst:r; w h en . t he Boats belonging to the rdie. Par;l; tinder the - comlutrid of Lieu tenant 1 WATT, enter e d t he H of Us and cOrr' off a French Armed Vessel, which. they had inorlo", for their prize. .Yte proves to be a, Logger the - Itleutrge' r, 'Carrying ci . ;;ilt guns and forty in e "' prrl coltOletely fitted fit :i tw o m ynrlis ciuix The French made but little resistance ; anti' .►ftcrt the loSi of a few men, submitted. • It is satisfi' ii ' t : to add, thariti - s• gallant 'enterprize was 1. 1 ' ) ; t tended with any loss to the Captors. - • The 11tpultr, of 7+ guns, which has beep coPP - i a at' Wriolwich, was '`yesterlay put infix ComMissi.- by the Hun. Captain- On M ond e l:LAßlSNCEtitlehtliwisitß;:,lol.e „, 3.r Hhi the - nei who associate-at-die Bush, at stitines. bv t , r° present, Mr. M --AINWARINCh Mt. WRAY. O f' 1 'Dt. WHITPIRLi), and Mr. fieNngstcotif,D Bedlotit ; Mr. Serjeaor .MARsHALL, apti C9ws, of Utiloury ; Mr. SHAW, - of Mr. JANE, of Si:tines; Messrs. Coop ER, an,! Citits4wE“., D. , 4lor's Cono9n, ; BRADDYI4, Roy, ,I / I on a previOui'i)ceation; I . l , qt:tired llCtt GDenvtrllne°l his company, was'preased to C,c Back, 111106 t ptesue - it 1," 0." .o q4 ich luxurioth.fare. 'the Dukt• was his reception, that he eigirccseil becOille Vilh l Meini'We ; when he waslitoposed,by b4;;li Wiiot INC, anti tlectxti with ev;:ry •tg"l e 4ke 14..n0t.r. Hts Royal r-iii,hne.; 'tttc Clt.tir. Pie toast he gave ere not ()Hy and conititution,il, , bite biellocd cuPs' der3 wit and humour. A tea / Mill P r i, ou , Iva; nym nws, 250 z N'Aval Frerioli ertatwer.i.