The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-02 00:00:00

from the LONDON GAZETTE, NO4I. i, 1803. Rome, September 24. On the troth inst. the Queen of Sardinia was safe ly delivered of Twin Prinonses i - who were baptized the following day by the Pope, and received the nameia Maria Theresa and Marianna. IPar-011iet, Nov. r, ri3o3. BAM CKS . • 'dames Tait, ESq. late an Assistant. Deputy Quarter- Masier .l..;eneral in America, to be Barrack-Master at the Bahamas, vice Carte,. deceased. , , • • • To-be Barrack-Masters in , Great Britain-qohn Brown, Esq. Captain in the sth Battalion of Reserve. .John Macdonald, Esq.' late of the Regiment (Attie I aes,vice Crichton, re ti);ped. Charles Wright, bk. .Captam on Half-pay of the 7zd Foot. • . To... ! ae Deputy-Barrack-Masters in Great Britain—Thonias (Lieutenant of Retired Marines). Launcelut klayinap, Gent, • Vulw,rretr hjant7. _ Henry Locock., Esq , . to be Major-Command4nt. To be Cli'quilis:--PliOrniis f obnion, Esq. Thomas Burn , r ham ' Esq. John Bull sq. To bc Lietl,teriants—john Cole, Collins, dent.. ' Joseph Coxe, Gent. Charles Whltwortli, Gent. . . 70 be gns-- 0 2liarles Dodd, Gent;Georgc Osborn, Gent. "io he Surgeon—Walter 7,1i115, Gent, . Persbore Volunteer Infeinhy. I"ani Iktiirriot jun. Et,q, to he Captain: Henry Ctirteis •• • I • • fide, Esq. to be ditto, johu Yeend Denton', Gent. to t• -,, •• Lieutenant. John Itnebter, Gent, tobe ditto. lames 6i:it kkril i CCM, to bo Ensign. WiLliath Mouse, Gent. to bs ditto- • • , . 59,14 , giOd City . ti Pettrborough . l'oluxterr Irlivilly. . . eletirge Hart-, Esq. to be Mnior-Command.uir. To ne C.,ptaii--Willidot Squire, Esq. , 'John Spalding, I Esq. Robert iltlnson Esq. . 1,0 be. Lieutt.mants—lllorris Torige,',Gent. Samuel Allen, Gent. Robert Lowe, Gent. • . . To be Ensigns- Spencer Mair, Gent. Robinson Thomas t arsitle;'Chnit. . John Sweeby, Gent. „. RugLy Polunteers; .. , ... William Botlin, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas goile, Cent. to be l e ieutitnant. lienry B. Gaicoign,, (;,:nt. to be ditto. . I' tiotrias "(orris, Gent. to be Ensign. Tituntas Berm, c.;ent. to be ditto, ' .. , , Stratford-upon • Avon Volreverr.r. To he Captains—Edmund -Batter:444, Esq. Thomas Hunt, Esq.. l'homas Mason, Lsq. To b.: Litutenints—kobert Flobhs, Gent. Thomas Cress-, well, Gent: Henry Wyatt, Gent. T., be EnsitolsHolm Holmes, Gent. Thomas Saunders, Gent. Mihail! Pit.;kerit4;, Gent. • Scour fart 1.0.4114/unteers. Richard 'jukes, Eki. to be Captain. Joseph Parker, Gent.. to be Lieutenant. Edmund Tyler, Gent.. to be ditto. Ceorgo Wright, Gent.. to be Ensign. To:bury L4a/ Volunteers. V.dwartl Wheeler, Esq. to by, Captain. lames Robinson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. hoinas Npxon, Gent. to be ditto, Vincent Wood ‘Vbeeler, Gent.' to be Ensign. Toweester Volunteer Infiintg. William (;rant, F.A. to be Captain-Commanflant. Robert '0 y ley Eignell, Esq. to be Captain. William Drayson, Cent. to be Lieutenant. William Gurden, Gent. to be ditto. 1114 i k I.elysell, Gent. to' be Ensign. Thomas Clarke, Gelit, to 'be ditto. John lenkinson, Gent. to be I,2tiatter:Master. • Irionibii-e Volunteers. '7% be tietztenants---j AIMS Malcolm, Gent. .john flaw „, Gent, Alexander 41 4 0°w:ill, Gent, lames Cum- Viltn Mure, Gent. Andrew Hannay, Gent. lon d u l'oteraon, Gent. M 4 Klie, Gent. Tu be Ert§i,,ins.—lohn Mitto), (;ent; John ilathotn,'Gent. ~P4tetelk C;ent. I(obcrt Murray, Gent. Wil• • listß G'ent. Wiltiaat Ditl, Gent. !Wm liannay, ' ent, 'C'ewritiipit and Yecoranty e6rgeAtit / , ony LeAh Esti, to in Lientetunt-Colonel Conno,o..* ,t. Joon 1 , ,0eh swy:ion, Esq., to be liente... Charles Thor:. it t loymi t 9 be bi (.11pr3:ni--Cirto les William .Pocllin,. Esq. klaynics. Esq. ebarles March lthillips, Esq, 17.44, Loniii.v.: Smith, Eti l „ ~13ou I t bce; To 14 C.ipta;ll-I..ieutenant—Henry Coleman, Esq. To bp I..idtzteoallts:—Ethvyri Arcirdw 130,11.44, Omit. Henry : RQbert , Thomas, Thumu Cart6l - , Winstanley, Gent. William 114}nes, Edw3rdl)awson, Gent. Samuel Miles,: rraneis llu'rgetoi, Gent. klehanlAtkwright, jun. b 4 Cornets—fames Crossland, Cent. • Robert Clarke, Ft sAinando Craddock; Gent. Reilly King,• Gent. Williarn`foono Gent.. John: j,,nn. Fox, Gent,. Lawrence Eborall, Gent. To by 04111.1.• co rge Mantle, Gent, Lutiertve,rti , Indeprucifut Troop: • , Orwly . , Eq. to be Captain. Thomas Hicitimbo... inarn v Gent; to ne• Lieurepant.. . • • , (t 0 be continue(.) I . BiI. , V.KRUPTCY ENLARGA D.. • .• Om z,. Hobert -ilenderson, or Poster-Lane, Clicapside,. v , a rcii,ol:;tfirori, at ton, at Guildloll. - . ' ' e ;.1 A A:RCIPTCIES S'UPAN.S'Ep.ED. , 1',16 - i..k M,d0i,,, , , of Minchrster; sbooniuker. '1'11°11 . 134 Lee,li and lieliry Cock, late of Manclierger, cottbn . paotifuOuters, AYsiA, - RUP7 S. I.nnci Nlutell, of Kingston-upon-111111, hatter; to 4iarrender ' , Nov. 4, - awl Dec. 13, at cloven, At the George Inn, Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and 1. , ).,we11-court, Lincoln's-lint, London; or Mr. 7 ,Alin, 4iall, tit Kingtsteinv,ton, Devonshire, dealer, Nov. 30, t, to, tt - olevoil,, 4 the King's-Arms Issn, Chun. „ I.4:vonsnire. Attorney, Mr. Hatt, , • , k.UrritS, oi street, rinsuury.square, merchant, toy. 5, 19 . , and' Dec. 13, at cue, at GUiltitlali. AMC 11cy, Mr Rigby, bisit,psgate4treet. Dart,iel Blake and Win. Smith,'of Beech -street, Barbican, hoc.,liakers, Nov. IS, a 2, at one, and Dec. t 3, .at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Pleasant-row, Kingsland-ftwid. .Cll4l.lvs !Hancock and john Henry Lutterloh, both of Mark. uien:i►an;ts, Nov, iz, zzoont Dec, ;3, at eleven, at , . . (;;:Ildliall. Attuttics, Mcbsrb. ldultutt, Sara - ic, and Spike, Fl i rt court, 'remple, Win, Wo,:yen, of finvy.ltioc, London, watchouseman,'Nov. V„ at tkvtivr, sB, at one, uncl Dec. 13, att , ...A, at Guildhall. , . Swtain and Stevens, Old jewry.r Richant ot,Elackfriars-Rnatt, chalie-maker t Ili 19, and Dec. 13, ut ttivetvr, at Guildhall. Atibrncy, M r. Ildntoo,S watt.. Yard, Sou Omni( . V Alois of Ihnv-lane, warehouseman, .Nov. 8, and De,.. 13, at v4:11, at Guildhall. Attortilea, Messrs; I. and It. Wills, Throgrnortort-street. Tlint.bleby, of Caniton.street, butcher, Nov'. m, 19, 13,...,1 twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. W rt tiarna :oat stlei wood, Bank.street,. 3a n Curtis awl honor Pitt of Ludgate-Hill, nil curl nblour-tnerc r liants, Nov. s,at ten, tB, at one, and Dec. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, court, Gray's..ll,l4. T a o l na; Gooddv, 61 Sheffield, groccr, Nov. 8, is, and Dec . , 13, at ten, at G 10 fiat', Loudon. Attorney, 111 r. Riving.. trachurdi.lluildings. Eis/DS. - • _ Nov. 26. Robert And,;l4oti,ot Cujkirord.street, merchant, at ten, at Guildn.4ll. Nov. 24 Wm. Harnhly, of Great Bell-alley, Coleman• street, merchant , at I,wi.-Ive, at Goildhatt. Nev. 26. Wm, 11 , ,,ttrnotit,o1 Sjirewsbury, draper, at tvrelve, at Gtfildhail. Nov. 21. Rithard Evans, of the C 4 Road, utribrelia. maker, at twelve, ar C010(11101. • • Nov. 26. "Thorthis Winter, of 13rewer-stteet, Westminster, cpt:,..,, t'.'. (jUildhall. • POV 46. jtillil N,:.,for, Edward Stewart, and John Nesbitt ti)t,'.',Puo.,,cr, of A idcrivartbury; frierchaiitS, :tit OV. a Sir:l'4lo'in Nfirvy l / 4 90d May, of t'eitt Saint Jicl t ri, 4tititlve, at t ' C tiT I ICATB,S. ' tlargan pt 'Hackney, k man, (;;',;ye, now or jato-of Sugc,ibroak, Esnx • MAILS. •1111V1113. TM HardbUrgil z ' o PRICE OF STOCKS, "tilts DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. .Consols - -53 i THE SUN. bgLiM QUIS Diulßi I 41.SUNI AUDLAT LONDON, 'NOVEMBER z, 1803. THE Hamburg?) Mail which arrived yesterday at noon, brought some Paris news of a day or two later thin what we had before received. BE RTH E the War Minister, it seems, set out for Belgium on the 4th, and was to be followed in a few days by BONAPARTE, and the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Ccnnpiegne, it is said, will he the Head-quarters of the Chief Consul after he has completed his second survey of the Coast. The Hanoverian Officers are suspe&ed of recruit ing, clandestinely for the English, and they are in consequence closely watched. A Decree has lately been issued by the Vice. President of the Italian Republic,' for restraining the Liberty Of the Press within his Dsminions. We should.suppose such a Dec{ee very superfluous. If the.degenerate Italians knew what the Liberty of the the Press was,' they would pot be the abjed slaves of a despotic Usurper. A successor is appointed to M. MARCCIFF, the Russian Minister at Paris ; but as. the Paris Jour., nals of the I Bth ult. express a hope that Russia will continue to observe her system of Neutrality, we are led to form a hope that the Chief Consul begins to dread her hostility. The Beys have completely got possession of Egypt. We cannot but consider this as a fortunate circum. stance, as French iniiigtie was no doubt at work to prevail upon the Pcirte to permit the return of a French Army to Egypt, if it could elude the vigi.. lance of the British Force in the Mediterranean. The Boys, we have no doubt, would readily give up 41/exandria to us, should it at any time become necessary again to send a British Army to Egypt. If it be true, as the French Papers assert, that Spain has at length consented to make a Common Cause. with France, it is what 'we have long fore. seen must sooner or later be the case. The fate of Portugal is thus decided. She attaches her self to the fortunes of Spain,. and of course must become hostile to this Country.. Our Ministers have much to, answer for, in the licie of conclua, which they have 'pursued with regard to Spafn, for the last six months. Her Neutrality, WhiCh existed only in name, was permitted by . France for the -purposes of her own interest ; when these arc answered, it is no longer necessary to wear the mask, and the treasures which we have-allowed . :,to flow into the Spanish Portp, become available to France as well as Spain, for the purpose of cEarryipg . li t s•ih e War a, us.' This is a stihjeet which* , e• have frequently touched upon, and to which we fear we shall often have occasion painfully 'to re.. • Nett. By private Letters fronvindia, of a late date, received by the overland Express, wo learn th at the Ditachment undet Colonel MU ti any had readied Poanati without opposirion, - and his Highness was seated firmer than ever on the Throne. The other three Powerl were supposed ,to be in a league. HOLKAR had commenced ravaging the NizAxt's territory,' and some apprehensions were even en tertained for Surat, the Garrison of. which had been reinforced by the frith Regiment, just arrived from the Cape, The Black Town at Madras had been burnt down, and property lost ro the amount of +0 lacks of pagodas. 'A second fire had its° broken out at Bombay, but without the walls ; wi thin there was not much left to but n. The quick succession and repe tition of these disasters marked them as the cfretts of design. A French Ship had arrived at Muskat with Guns, and French Residents were expeded at that place, Bagdad, and gosorah. A Mail from Dublin arrived this morning, - wlt6 Papers of the 28th ult. whichare destitute .of sany intcresting•intelligence. Yesterday morning His MAjltiTY took awaiting on horseback in Windsor Grthit Park, attended by Lords ST. Fitti.trts and WALSIt,IGII,4:4. , A • PRINCEAsItS AMELIA' an d . nuctrsTA, and Lady CRANt.ity took an airing in a coach And tour through Sir R. HARvEy's park, and through Eato n , The Du'kEB of KEXT and . CADauttfoot arrived at Windsor yesterda'y afternoon. Sir Wl4. and Lady PITT arrived at Witidsor yes 'firday afternoon from' Kick&ld Heath. YeSterdity,lVlt. PITT was to give a grand dinner at KIDIAAWSHoteI, Margate, to the ti4ltolc of the Volt,teers of that town. ' o n Thort.(l, l last the pokeof ST. ALBAN'Steille a Oral flintier to the company still retnhining Miirgate, at MITCHINEICh Hotel, and t h e cum cycnins iVin,'Durr gave a Ml at her otiyn 115143 C. NAVAL NEWS. reolli ibe. LONDON GAUZETTE, Nov. 1, tSo3. Admiralty-Vet, November 1, 1803. Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourabl e Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral of the Blur, &c . ..t0 Sir Ivan Nepran, Bart, dated on board His Majes. ty's Ship the Monarch, of Broadstairs, the 30th of last month. 6IR, I herewith . transmit, for their Lordships' infor. !nation, a copy' of- a Letter which I have received from Rear Admirall Montagu, and of an enclosure to which it refers, reporting the destruEtion of a French Privateer, by His Majesty's Sloop the Merlin and Milbrook Schooner. I have the Honour to be, &c. KEITH. Utrecht, in the Downs, MY LORD, 29th OR. 1803. Herewith I enclose a Letter from Capt. Brenton, of His Majesty's Sloop Merlin, stating the destruc. tion of the French Lugger Privateer, Les Sept Freres. The condua of Lieut. Thompson, and the peo. ple serving under him, merits approbation ; and Lieut. De Starck, of the Milbrook, appears to have exemplified the zeal and energy which inva riably attaches tO his charader. Milbrook was struck several times by shot, hut nor damaged, and will proceed upon service this evening. _ have the Honour to he..; &c. ROBERT MONTAGU. His Majesty's Sloop Merlin, of Dunkirk, snit, odoler zB, 1803. I have the Honour to inform you, t h at t h e boats of Isis Majesty's Sloop Merlin, under my command, yesterday went in pursuit cf, and drove on shore and totally destroyed the French Lugger Privateer, Les • Sept Freres, mounting two carriage guns, besides small arms, and manned with 36 men,• commanded by the Citizen Pullet ; the boats of the M'etlin'were commanded by Lieut. Henry Clement Thompson, who has IPS( an artri ir) the .service of his King and Country during the- late war ; and to. the judicious and seaman-like condu6 of Lieut. Newton Statck, I am not only indebted for cutting off the Enemy's retreat into Calais, but also for bringing all the boats on board in safety after the service was per formed. The Lugger went on shore about half a mile to the West want of Gravelines ; Lieur. Snuck anchored the Milbrook within musket shot of her, and in the evening a heavy fire was opened upon her from the shore with some field.pieces, which, however,,did no port of damage, and I am happy to say, that on our side not a man was hurt. I flatter myself, Sir, that the conduit of the Officers and men employed on this service will meet with your ;approbation. I have the Honour to be, (Signed) E. P. 13RENTON., Rear Atitn;ral M ontagu, &c, &c. &c. . . PLYMOVTIi, OCT. 3t.—Sailed the Diane Fri gay, of 36 guns, having six Transports under con voy, on board which are embiliked the ist and 2d Batalimn. of the 28th Regiment of Foot, bound to Cork. PO aTSMOUTH, 'NOV. I.— His Majesty's Ship Penguin is this day gone out of the Harbour to Spithead, having been refitted. Arrived the Friendship, A LTH NH ERR, from Long sound ; Mary, TY RENS, and Jane, SHARP, from Sunderland. DEAL, Nov. I.—Arrived L'Amarantbe from a Cruize Dieppe ; the Merlin Sloop and Minx Gun-brig, from a Cruitte off Ostend ; and the fm rnortalite' from's CiAize off Flushing. In the Downs—Monarch, lltrecbt, Immortalitt., L'Amaranibe, Vulture, Merlin and Lynx Sio3ps, Mariner, Vixen, and Minx Gun-brigs, and Mill. brook Schooner. SntelLNßas, NOV. I.—Sailed His 11,41jesty's Ship Anumn, Capt. T o ACIVION. One of her boats, in going from the - Harbour to the Mire to her, whilst getting under way, owing to the strong gale which it then blew, unfortunately upset, by which accident the Gunner was drowned. The Captain, Carpenter, and boat's crew were provi.: ,dcPtially picked up; rota long time the carpenter's life was despaired of, till at length the means re. cummehded by the Humane Society, happily suc. ceeded in restoring animation. Came out of Dock His Majesty's Ship Ariadve; and went in 'to refit' the Hamad Sloop' of War, K.EITH Esq. Commander. Captain E. HARVEY is appointed to command the Temeraire, of 98 guns ; and Captain HERB Eft? to the Urania, of 3 6 guns, both at Plymouth. The ///kitrioiir, of 74 guns, has been fitted for a deplit of provisions at Sheerness, for the more expe. dittously supplyiigsueh ships of war ai may arrive at that }!tact with provisions. We Fire extremely sorry to state, that the Eagle Cutter, of •C‘iwes, from Hubum to Lyrnington, toonderedofFlVOigate on Monday,.and that twen ty-ix perwns urif , •rtunately perished. The Dis. patch Packet, of iViargate, saved tvventy.six of the passengers. The Magistrates assembled at' the last Michael, mas GenerolAZuartet Sessions for Lancashire, regu. }:fired the LiteOf allowance to the families of milithe_ men at one shilling and fourpence for each retoon int week, throuzhout the County, Mr. PITT's STATUE. By the overland Express which arrived at the India House an Monday last, Mr., ANOERITF IN, the worthy Chairman of the Committee for manag ing the Fund subscribed for ereding a Statue of the. Right Hon. \Arra. PITT, received a Letter from the Marquis Wr:Lnesrasir ntiorl — the.subjeet, whiCh we have great satisfalion in communicating to the Bri. tish Public, together with a List of the Subscribers In Bengal, in aid of the Fund so lib rally subscribed . here. It 'must be a kratifyi:ng . cittumstance to every' good man, at a time when attempts ;lie made here to depreciate the virtues and public services pf Mr, PITT, by those who, from every consideration of honour and of gratitude, should have been the most zealous guardians of his fame, that a just es - tit tion of his principles and contiud pervades the -re motest quarters of the British Empire, as strongly as it is felt in the British Capital. . The Marquis WE U. 131, IT'S sentiments upon this subjeCt. 'are ha:, the .e:ho from the banks of the Ganges of that ad miration,af unexampled patriotism, virtue :and abi lity, which for the honour of human nature so gene rally prevails nut only on the banks of the twines , but throughout the civilized world. • • COPY. .-- - - Rarriu*psrel zotb 'Ord,. Ignj. ‘' SIR, " I have to acknowledge the receipt of your Letter of the 14th et June, 1862, transmitting a Copy of the Resolutions gamed .at a Gen era l M ee ting.„ot the Subscriber s for ereiting4a. Statue of Mr. PITT. The Resolutions of the General Meet ing, togethEinwith an Extrad from your Letter were Mime.; diately published in the Calcutta Gazette, and I have the honor ro enclose a Copy of the Notifi ca tion which was pub lished on that occasion, as well as a List of such SUbscrip- Lona u have already been received. " A considerable additi ,- -n.to the List of Subscriptions may be eipided from the disraht Civil and Military Stations un der this Presidency, and I shall direct the amount which may be subscribed to be remitted to England as soon , as the whole sfi4ll Wye beLn received. _1 • " In accepting with great satisfadion the honour of 11e• coming a Member. of ,the Conin'tittee for carrying the oblegi of *iv Subscription into effect, it is unnecessary for MO ° expreis my zealous concurrence in the sentiments which have dictated ttik.s just testimony of respect to the Charaeler and Public Services of Mr. Piir. Those .sentiments air, M 'blinded in principles which must ever constitute the rule 0, Y public condua,and which are inseparably conneited with the stability, prosperity, and glory of every branch ot ,the British Emire. . • 4,, : g,, have , l .stein, E tl s i g e . H at on c o . o r to be, " SIR, " Your faithful Servant, . • ' ...,,; . • (Signed) • " WELtESLEs yobn 7u4 . / Copy of a Notification published in -th ' e"rid o , l4 1 Gazette with a view to , promote a Subllctil l"n in Bengal for crating a Statue of Mr. PITT. ' CALCUTTA GAZETTE. ' • , ' The following Extrad and Resolutions are publish' " Extrad ed ota r g L e e n t e te ra r l GERsTEI,N, Esq. dated 1.4.11 June, igol.ti"l' f.trrolfionrmjaottiioNp :- b " Resolutions of a General Meeting of the Su , Sea scribers for erecting a Statue of gr. PITT inclo , in Mr. ANogasilttpr ' 's Letter:" tus Att. and Ce. and by C "Suhserip ions at Calcutta will be received at d; house of Messrs. CodscitELL, TRAIL, cols their Corer • ' iltesi all the Civil and Military S lions 'of' thla ' ta .. .. . deney. , . J ' 4 ' ' ' l ' ' o ns of the Lororno: - "in conformity to theites°'?“ w ill i e kelt (yea tee in England, Chairman in Eng t la h n e d S - libictl i ~t S hips for thi s till the period of dispatch of th e •"" a together with season, when the Amount subscribe , 'tted to th e a list of the Subscribers will be tradsg" dents and.Agnts At • "'A true Copy. ' (Signed) " MEARICKOHAVIEI P sec." rO. piton wi ) I . - . Sir. Rolo s. • Sic. Ruice4. IkPrquis Wellesley C. H. H I o,hanairkl:Tuther. z 00250 : R L io :t h m c n b, G . r at i t i : rn d:l os re s A an a b:l l l i a l t, . i o : 1 : G. Udn e y _ - zoo VV. T, Jones • 4i Sir Ile,nry Russell z o o 'l% , Biiiiiy • 'Lhomas Graham - zoo Mrs. Fiances Johilsoa : S. Davis - - zoo A. Now ell - loco %V. R. C o x - zoo Thouias Brooke • 0 D 1. Taylor . ... two Cap. L-Hook - IQ .) N• H. Edmenst o ne ;co Isr . Sturt - too • l i c o P. - qette. -- _. . ico • Ch4rles Weston - 84 1. Luitude n ,:;:. . 100 ))odor K. Wilson tO , II Tucker - zoo WIII farquluirson JO N. 11. Edsnonstone zoo Sir rolin.Royd P", •. 0. C. A. Bruc e - zoo M. Atkinsf , ii , —. _ __ 1. H. Harington - 103 lotnu McKeitzio• - 1 1'; W., A. Bro o k e - ,„ zee C. P. Ricketts - , • i i G. DOWdeiWCII .. . ZOO Major Malcolat , ) SI H. 'eOlebrooke o - too - 5 • W ar - .1 3 g • 1.: Laing - I.t. Bathurst - u 0 1. Alexander - zoo Y. 13urges - 11u4spri Bacon, and Co. 100 Duhan ; Thomas Phil of - zoo R F. ev M . u p res ß el i. ti o c i‘ h a - 1 1 • 0 : 0 - , 1. lames Hare , . Robert 14 4 C Maack zoo Capt. Sydenha ni - ti',„ RO.hert Vansittart - 5o B. Mason - ,- . :zoo N4rlRl . I:: ) d o.ril i bea. v ,A.;a u rviiitay ikl .trixi, .),INl S ,4reibi O lgci t ktie ttt yto il .n ' ..... . 1 616 ? ;448 : lifpcoluait.hip,ii%Gitiv...AAi.isliciiihili!ii.:ilrewsruistreictenaie. ..-..... ,:,- ,1; 13 51 0 ,0; E. IL Lewut - '4B . Slicrbuin, o ' too . I. A. Simpson - 48 -Atkin.ion .. ** : ~ 36 - Cockerell, Trail, Palmer .* M. Rocke - I" and Co. - - 400 I ..Barton - Igo Alexander Colvia . 100 R. Brooke* ill , A. Ab4 ,—kl itt iddl eiSl e" -• ' I I!: I) Co ' ioerVi r illi" S'CII - tt ro: Vairlie, Gamow and CO. Soo C. Okitield - Jon loseph Barrett and Co. zoo R Parry to• Tutloll attci Co. - too Sir A. Seton -. wit Drin4 and Co. - 300 D. Burger - A. Davidson - 84 Capt. Wyatt, - 104 'rho. Rovforth and Co. 100. R. F. Farquh ar , . Cartybell und Co, ioo • Rupeca 94.7o —or about 1 1831. . ' Coleytlto, April 21, 1803. (Signed) MERRICK Sig AWFP Pro. Se'. un, W ier e c a o r n e v l o ta y p . p oi lyt o theannounce the safe atriv 3l at l : 1 ,- - Penhageo of So Briti sh vessels on the-2d a:1014.' The Prince of ' Wa.GleasifslLsoloYoall) I V .") ; '.rn i 1 uni;:;i:riii. I‘ll : 4 ' :'3 grand.Fiti4.:day yesterday' in the G l ecti f',lrl::. On the t7th ult. Majur-General the - -,litrg.ll4°l: t , 1117NTLY reviewed at Fort George the 55L" , Aberdeenshire Regiment of British Mil4lar "!°- tuanded by the Right fl On. the Earl ; of Asol' l ' E. . ---- ; liiip. Lordship . expressed hitt entire .apriolutto: off — the soldier-like , appearance of The Regi'llene` Tiii ,, fine Regiment is under orders..for Ptrth, h er . : we understend, alarge body of troops ii to he . a g .. sembled, as'etentral point ofeommunical ion betwe,oni the North and South, and frbm which assistance ct-1, speedily be given i ncas e of inygsion to.allY qt l4re ' of the kingdom, . .