The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-12 00:00:00

Trim 'Mt aated 'lll.nl' 'PrOtitt of the:title of third City of the Empire. , Majesty h as 'b een p le ase d to con f er it (the city of Amsterdam) natters 11 'ivarti,y or tie d'stin6lion by the senti- Men tl of gititifilee it is animated :for its hist Sovereign Ps What must be the feelinga . Of Pitchman on reading the above paragraph' After count ry robbed of its independence, .701,111frce annihilated, her ancient institutions /414'0i-het opulent Merchants reduced to beg ttl; Radler YOuih dragg ed forth - to fight the *; , and to extend the empire, of the relentless L int thQ has caused all this misery —what, we qty most be the feelings of a Dutchman when I( 4 ( tered to rejoice at the approach of that 14 , 16 4° ' Ma to proclaim to the world that his re bitlgProceetls from the sentiments of GIIAII - which tee feelsforthe I n° news from the Peninsula in these nor from the North of Enrope. , We ob it% . W i l ier), that in all the articles respecting 6 N/teen si wobeh rt —• le Russians and Turks, the htt raPtrs'evidently she'w a partiality to the tr t saws n t• I 0 artist e ill Inserted in these Papers 4 1101 . mi . i y subtted to the n,peciton . of " ch Governm ent it is not di ff i cu l t to dts ,et lec hogs of that Government towards 110 111.•• ••••••••••••.111 oetus left Lisbon on the 29th ult. Alittr The Baer u s e on the 2d inst. that the di4 whicit had arrived at Lisbon from England, T he "l thillt it prod 'to attempt to pass the bar. btr:Z i lil li s , whlol l. Were at sea off Lisbon had bad no with that place since the 27th ult.' thy I ,fa t 2o Yet enabled to present to our Readers . a74l.4l4firmetion of the news from Portugal I I tti rm . ! : att ottlets have been r e cei ve d, w hich tend 7tu t ; li strew the opinion we expressed 441 think there can be little, doub t tr; t i thai n ID action hai taken place, and that the N 14114. 4vourab:e, are the accounts to which Wtts t oi4 , . eiT h ' A LITTER PIN O PALM OCT.UTH,S. ttrivoi e trd i's; , urts meni i oned in my letter to ha ve 44 a h 4t " t aing', only lett Lisbon on the 30th 'eh time it tattl. was hourly rxpeaed near MAkSIONT Vhio .advanciog with de red lo joi n T s n ' 411. 16 troops at Belem were or lstk et .'qlotti Army. Tue princess Elizabeilt 1 44, *pi:tit? littltitautp, and sdil on the 2d in. I t tx ,:e win 4 being cootstable, rw ie ct, she may soo n o lt , ki nf —°r Matina w e h ave to a dd, th a t the Ann ! 0 40 , 4 Yatrived irmu Lisbon , whence she sailed l ijoi ttd ilt ''' nit. 'rho Captain . has forwarded the 4 r to his OA tiers • " The Downs, oa. co. tgt r. tsyg ri3 have just to inform you •• _ 114 4( oai here, sailed iron) L bon on th e 4% ) , 411.1 e day, I sai l e d i t w repot ed, tha . t a Nth -'lll4 had be en f ought with the 6 t h divis ion tar k %lett arlq. The Pack et was d eta i ne d a t Li sbon t n a lie above report. ‘ll4 (Siwied) " JAMBS Born. , • tiN t "lng extras of a letter is derived from *bli source : olts. 4.1.4 " i te. ,4 •ltuvners, &airy Sept.t. throw 14 10 i L ,, l "et T l 7. k app. eve chum ao, it ' Ll rigo a large supply of provisions t wo 44 1. 44'1" it's sent a ll hi s s i c k • •to wiacoMo. His _ 4'1141441"a were r Ira so . Talavera do . 14 • z „„ ile gale vat. 15 . days rations of biscuit It k :"" u ieeti t o t h e er my i n general orders, tha t k ktf ' : 44 be Int motion as this day. FrOm Is "‘% 4 l,i wlt i InOvernents on the part of our army, /4 4 ty 1 41) Pelt Om Lord Witt.Litgo:r9N ,does not 111 Rodrigo sh ou ld recejvc the supp l ie s lo la ANOTHER' -ACCiOUNT.• • D of the iiriloi P°ol., OCT. toe—Captain WAR ..;rg...t, tiyi,,:eWh len Oporto on Thursday the 3d 1 N' . " . i C4 ottli t hat he' had the authority of the P ull " kli44:ll° Publish in his.name, *hew he arcivedi . rt a li 4o t ' th at -Lord Wair.tuovilif tad gained Y t'vet. the French." li e t' , Iterda ' '""----- yoluic had as .i.ilie,„ Y ttorning the Duke of bu `o4,.s4 uf the PAIN eti RESENT upon IniiitarY i tfti ler dAY f of .CUMBaItDAHri . °l enoDn the Duke ift OVIII lilt g I ne a hi s aogituntAl ~ Ot wh i „ l , uraioto, to int,!,-- . . w ith the Se tt , "I It Royal Highness. dine d k 14 „ , "r I: "Incest c lir A .h'ortly to 're' Vl l ti 10 ht .o. ivy ALEs is eXpeae.,...., ~ . esterobidiAlleatt) for a month ur.cwo• and: t he ti ° '• PH; ` I Y ' LO r d WILItAt4' BRNTINCK '41,,114:,11:1;%,"ta, L'AMS, ' held along coolerenc e w ith t House. ).'!thtio,i! ?W. it t.casi.ty, at Aps.sY' d t.vivited t. t m iii).L.Y, thqr.blug.lbe Spanish Atnbassaow.el .1... c hiip , L ,.°, 'and rode un horseback . . 1 e 1. g 1 . 1 ... 5 . 1,71) 4(44 i ; i Ivit4V Iris valuable estates in the n ' u 6 Iht t, ,ften.titigton Gravel pits. In the-even ‘ticlskca'' uf IlLsaOlibUGH• ON) Lord DUNCANN ‘.4 P4ilY• tii4ed.with.ilis LOrdShiP' WINDSOR, OCT. 11. I .! - . Jtti adcli - iicirt .to Dr. JOHN WILLIS,, Wllo, stated, arrived yesterday Morning, Motors' Alociaolt, and- I tt . iptoNtis' arrived in the course of th e d ay . It is said they are called in to Itis.MaJavrT,ln conse. (pence of the other Doctors, who haVit attendal his , Nit:IESTY, not agreeing in one opiOn, acct it to tinCrerStoPd they are to be prepared to give their general opinion to-morrow, before the QUEEN'S Council, which is expected to be a full one. The Duke of KENT accompanied Princess Au ousTAon horseback, this morning , i n the Great Park, upwards of two hours. The Royal party was accompanied by Lord Wa LSI N flAbl, Lady It.- cti esTea, General SPENCEAR, and Colonel TAYLOR. Princess SOPHIA took an airing in the QUEEN'S carriage, in the Great Palk, accompanied by Miss GOLDSWORTHY, nearly two hours. . The Duke of CAMBRIDGE is gone on a shooting party in the Forest. The PRINCE Rao ZNT will set Off in a few days On a for of Military frispe6lion through the county of Kent. - His Royal Higheess will be attended by a numerous Staff, and will first review the trouts and lines at Chatham'; next the garrison of Canter.- bury, and afterwards the extensive fortifications at Dover, and the troops in garrison ther ein, at which place thel several regiments cantoned on the Kenri.h Coast will also be assembled and reviewed. His Royal Highness, on his a+ rival at the latter places, is expeeied to make Lord ELLENBOROUGIT'S seat of Weldirshare his head.and - hospitable quarters. • To•morrow Lord WILLIAM BENTINCIC and suite leitve toWn for Sicily. Lord WILLIASI ittI3SELL, son of the Duke of BEDPURD, and Aid-de-Camp of Lord WELLINGTON, arrived in town last Thursday night from Portugal. His Lordship alighted at Bedford-house, Hamilton.. street but his tattier not being ret u rned from his northern tout, lie proceeded immediately to Hot land,hOusa, where be passed the night. Thursday a Supreme Board of General Officers as sembled at the Comulander in Chief ', Office, on the business of the Military College at Mallow, Which was a ttended by tneir Royal Highnesses the Dukes of KBNT, Cvntut xLANfI, and CAMBRIDGE, Generals Hors, CALVERT, &c. All of them appeared in . the new- Get:eras uniform, except General CAL• V BET. • THIS Tut/atm.—We have seldom vs iinessed a more general display of writ than appeared in the representation of Twe/fal Siett, at Covent-Garden Theatre, yesietday Mrs. C. Kit/data, sus lamed the part et Otivita with :jtidgmem, expies• sion, and:delicaey, and was deserve-fly applauded for the rnapner in wilic!, she disclosed her passiot to 1 7 iubt This is a dllieult task, lest the Lidy appear tau forward, WI, she tnanageli it with the must intLtresth% thlieacy.' M : ss 13trrn also ac quitted herself Very ably in Viola. Tnertf wa4 atl , unaffected tenderness through the whole, and an at tenthe obse:vaiion of CIIIMIC,CI* ---I.I',ToN was very' quaint &id diverti , h; in Malvolio, and EM BR Y and BLANClVaD,clLeacteris'ig and % c ry eniett ,i,,ing. iti Sir 'Toby and Sir diulrew. lfitwcF.Tr also contri buted much to the general enterwitimmt in The Fool- 'and Gusts, and FARLEY, gave copse que'ice to '/Ilarin and Fatiun. BA I{ RY MO it C too de serves a core fiend itOry notice for his perioimance of Ursino. The town, we may fitly soy, will en joy a high treat in :wring lili4 COMAIV, which if; so excellent in tisell, and which 16 so rit4tiopporied tlirnegh all its characters,—There was a numerous audience. Though Mr. KEMBLE'S indisposition prevents him front professional ruffians, n doo not restrain him front prefesiional ourwits, for it Seenrs he is collating the etlitions of Venice Preserved, in order . to have it refire:ented on the Stage in the most cor reet state: It iS'somewhat carious that a French translation of this' atfeLling draw was published' a few years ago in France, but' the translator did nut, as wt un,:erstand, make any allusion to the Buglish author, but apparently wished to have iris ptece considered as an original compesition. The music to • Mr. C. Kataatot's forthcoming draMa .is m c o posed by Ivir. IVaLstr. Part of it, however, is a coinvilation from admired airs. The original intisic is said to be uncommonly beautiful. Mr. HOLLAND, of the Lyeentu Theatre, waeun-. able to perform Erafik Rochdale, in John Buil, list night, and the pan was respeOtably filled by. Mr. PUTNAM. The comments upon Lord CAMDSN, for having. happened to leave a box , in a hackney coach, are very silly indeed. From ther.e absurd and petulant attacks upon his Lordahip, it might be supposed that no such accident ever happened before. Mr. CHOKER, of the Admiralty, whose .Poem on the memorable Battles of TALAVRItA is ameng the best poetical produelions in our language, is, it seems, about •to present to the'publie his admirable Stanzas on the glorious Viaory of TRATALOAit. Mr. COLNIAN, it seems, has applied ‘ for an exten sion of his license during the winter season, for the purpose of engaging the several Performers who have relingeished. their situatioes, or are unable to procures footing at the Wittier Theatres.—Et.Las- TON,. MUNDSN, MATHEWS, INCLUDON, Mrs. Dt&etas, flot,ststv -and his Daughter, &c. Lice. will constitute a formidable phalanx, it the Sum Mer Manager should be permitted to open , a Winter. ! campaign. • • . .We uncle ;stand the grounded Mr. Colman's Petition to the Prioce,Aegcnt, apparently so reason able, are to be fully investigated, in the presenoe of the Patentees of all **Theatres Royal in London. The public will have to rejoice at the activity of the • Policy Aingistrates, as our poptious streets have , been,recoutly:a3 much infested by gangs of. Mar (leis as they have been annoyed by the 11 4 on Pipes of the Venders .of Wager, • Mrs, Nrkuighaa, who wag' - engaged at the Glou cester... Music Meeting of the three Choirs, had nearly i ntr ooc, , ed a young vocal performer, whosefirst ap pear an te Wriuid timid much astonished the numerous COnoscentiaiembld in that Cathedral. She went .- • dawn to.asaistvthe night beige .in Ahose.harmonic cereregatio.t!s, but the next, morning was happily • deliveted of : a chopping boy,. who might otherwise have 'given' his first vocal meludie s in the orchestra ot the church, hastead of that of the cradle. AV ' • PIA' OCT. Yrencli bi 1g- that 'ar rived here yesterday aliernoon is called Les Deux Ands, 'Pith a cargo 'of wine, froth Bourcleanx, bound coastwise, csytneed some iiMe since by the Dryad frigate, Captain *GALWAY, which ii in Fla mosie ietitting. • The North Devon Regimen( of Militia marched in here ‘hii . day from Dartmoor, relieved trOm the duty tilere by the Hereford Militia. • • Arrived the ii/phea schooner, Lieut. GIBBON, from Portsmouth ; Alga Merc/iant, RWSIi, from Sunderland; and the tagitknii4s, SLADR, horn Exeter. Sailed early this morning the Melpomene frignte, with a few transports, 1113&1. cotivoy, tur Ports- mouth. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. t I.—Arrived his 111,jeity's ship Melpomene, Sir M. SU1:40:711, from I).yrnOnt - ii; a few transports; the Cormorant store-ship float the,. Mediterranean ; and the Gannet sloop el war from a cruize. FALMoUTIT. OcT• go.--.Arrlved the transport Flura from Lisbof; L. P. ship is slanding for this port, supposed to be the Notion packet from Gibraltar and Aldlts. DEAL, OCTOBER 1 1 Sailed leis Alajesty's ships Aymphemmid niiiint for of Flushing; also Sail:d the Ninzrod, Ckrendon.and Aesibi. transports , under convoy of the Folksione lugger, for Harwich. CORK, OCT. 4.—The Elope, of Liverpool, which put inhere yesterday during the gate, nn her voyage from the Coast of Guinea, has a very valuable cargo, Of ivory, gold dust, oil, Sze.' She is fourteen months out from Liverpool. His Majesty's ship Mouse, Captain MOOItI9, has just unmoored, and fired a gun for convoy. She gives convoy to the suuth.vard of Scilly, to two .out- , ward-bound South Sea Whalers, and u West India man for Barbadocs, and then continues for a sho!i cruize to the south yard. His Majesty's chip Ariemen, Sir M. SEYMOVR, and Dauntless sloop of war, are shortly expected frum .Plymouth. We forbore, from motives of delicacy, to notice Aa unpleasant rumour circulated for some days past, of the luss of one of the gun-brigs on this station►, which some time back sailed hence with a convoy tor Portugal.--We are happy to sta►e, however, that no doubt is' now enlertained of her safe arrival at Lisbon.. Several vessels are standing iii, amongst them a British packet, and.a brig from the Straits, ordered t o A g ha l2 under coorantine. A signal for a wan of 'war. OCT. 7.—The Earl Spencer, Lieutenant BoTn wELL, atrived here on Saturd ,y from DUblin, having had a fleet of five transports under convoy. They sailed twin Dublin on Tuesday last, hating .on board the ‘2.d battalion of the nth Regiment of FoOt, ‘ 500 strung,- under the command of Major GARDI-, Visit ; the :Tipperary Militia, Lieutenant-Colonel PtiNNEPATHEVI and Carlow. Militia, Lieutenant- COlonel LATCUCUE. They were .bound to Ports mouth, and hail got nt . arly the length of the Ltind's tt,d, When,' Ain to a foul wind, which increased to :a pie, they were obliged to bear up for this port. .BrttANl? Sitiota.-!--We had rite .pleasure yester day of witnessing the ceremony of laying the first stone if a great and most useful, undertaking, the Strand Bridge, .01) the Surrey side of the Thames, close to the landing-stairs called Cover's Bridge, neatly opposite Sornetsetrhouse. The. Direttors,:as we are infori*, a due.atteution to the inte rests of the gotteero, 4eulineti any expensive play on the occasion; About four o'clock, every thing being prepared within.the first. coffer-dam, a fine large ;Jock of Cornish granite (a specimen of what the to be built with) was lowered down, and covered an excavation in the work be neath, I,vhiphcoutained the gold and silver coins of the present. reigt), over which . was axed a plate, formed of blockain, with the following in ipiion engraved thereon • " this foonda(ion.stone of the Strand' Bridge was' laid on F r id a y t he s sttt ttay or Oetober, A.U. att, by the, Directors for executing the mime, Henry . Seilitin,„ Esq. M. V. Chair. man 1, tit the 3 I st year ot t he ltetgnor Icing George the Third, as .1 during the Kegency of 11.14..11. George Prince of Wales. Tile money for building which W 43 raised by subscription, under the authority ot an Act ot Partithneni.— lope ' Engineer." The Direaota and Engineer now placed their bands on the, stone, which had just been lowered, , and were addressed by the Chairman in a treat and appropriate. speech, and success to the undertaking was then drank, amidst the appitiuses of the sur rounding speaators, and the shouts of the numerous workmen surrounding the (trot. The sight was very interesting, though unaccompanied with any pomp or thew.. . The pickpockets were on Thurday on the alert in the Strand and Fleet-stre.et, and several' individuals had to lament the. loss of pocket-books, Ikc. The dress - Of these follows, and trait manttavres - are such in general, that it is scarcely pos,ible for them to pass .unobservi:d by the public. They mostly wear dark-coloured corduroy jackets, and have very much the appearance of .well-dressed watermen ; end they commonly contrive to surround the indi- Vidual whose iteCket. they intend to lighten, "not tor• getting to put on bustling loolti l to make it seem us if they were in a great hurry. BY R. BA1\1•S, PIifLOSOPHICAL INiTitUiIENT MAKER, STRAND. Tliennoni:.ter. ,1 Weather. 1 , . ,c 041 . . j 1.! r c g 7 6. 4 .. -1 . • -. , .< ._o,'" " " "iii go . : I O. :."v , . a, :74 -:.) c —4 4 1 0, ..-: O . rzz z 0 .k 0 0 0 i 5 2, 6,. .6 . 4. I $ 29.67 .22 Rain R3iti 61 p ; 6. 6 0. 55 • .St , . o z . I,4ir Nair 9 ut 61. 65. 57 .9 . .27 Itinn Cloudy' 5 6 1' .99 () 1 t s l 9 i ri. :6 6 1: .57 i 3°•°' a Fair Fair I 'Do. 1)0, to .st 6 . 1. 64. (.) 01. C, 7 I . 1 ) ) 0 0 : l.; 1i ) uly t i tg 6c.. 6i. 54 1 9.9 a o. ' + , * Rain at to 1 ) ,Ikl. . .. N. ri. Thp-last three 4.1) . 6 unusually clout and oppressive N.R. The 1 wcuclier tur 1.1 ,ast th ie Sl:aii Errata hi list Sat Iday's Paper, for Itaim 1.4 - 8, read .4g. SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE. CARLISLE RAGES. TUESDAY, OCT. I. • His Majesty's Plate of tongs. 4 yr olds, 7st. 711). S yr olds, Ist. 61b. 6-yr olds and aged, &t. ralb.-74 uuk i , c 4 t 6 . Sir H. T. Vane's b. c. by Shuttle, 4 yrs old . 1 Mr. Bell's eh. C. Young Wsrter, 4 yrs old . z do WED,NOSSD A Y. A Maiden Plate of ,sol. given by the Corporation, with :A. added, Inr Jil ages • a mile neats. Mr. ladist,s ch. c. by Lenin's, 3 yrs 6st.• totb. . Mr. Storey's b. 1. iitovigatt, 3y (b 6st. tflb. 2 2 • The Earl of .Carlisle's,Plate of col. for 3-yr olds, fist. 71b. 41114 4-3'r tads, SSt., 910.-2 wile treats. Sir IL T. b. c. by Shuttle, 4y rti old Mr. M'Minnte's b. g. Little lohn, 4 yrs Old 1 1 . I dr THURSDAY. 1101. 10T al ages; 3.yr colds, 6st. 41b. 4-yr olds, 7st. tow.3-nt Murray's,ch.c. IterL:ction, 4 yis old • • 3 I Mr, Wilson's ch. C. Cameron, 3 yrs old • a a Sir H. T. Vane's b. c. by Shuttle, 4 yrs old a 3 dr • . The City Members' Nag of 501. for all ages • 3 yr olds, ' 73r. alb. 4-yr otds,.og, s -yr olds, Vst. 71b. ( . and aocl, kist. z lb. Maiden horses allowed alb. The winner to be aoht for ti:l. iftlemanded, arc.— z mile heats. Mr. Graham's b. t. Mrs. t rigid, 4 yrs old Mr. Hutcbinson's g.. Coalvicwer, yrs old Mr. Pratt's br.• h.. Gamecock, s yrs. Old Mr. Gadde's b. tn. Bonier Litss, S yrs old Mr. M'Minnie's 'g. Little lon, 4 yrs old . Mr. Stacey's b. lorigan, , 3 yrs o l d I I s 2 4 3 2 4 3 5 . oat MONMOUTH RACES. rItIDAY, OCT. 4. A Handicap Swecintakes of sys. each; with togs. added from the-ltacirs4 Fund. Cleats, hNicc round. Six,Surnelibars. Mr. ). b..b. Miss I,zriglitly, 6 yrs Sst. sorb. z Mr., k• rycr's b. h. Old Vort, boa. , . . s 3 . Two otlicrs staled. NOILTLIALLERTON RACES. THuk,o.Ay, OCT. 3. A Sweepstakes of 7gs, each, for horses, Sec. not thorough bred ; •four.yr-olds,, list. tive•yr-o,di, tilt 910 tfl•c, ii>t. A winner of ¶Ol. before naming, to carry Ira. (;entleinen riders. Thtea ITWO. Elibt Sub- Mr. Davison's b. f. Cauliflower, by L'Oricnt, 4 yrs Mr. Treadier s g. g. Wiluguose, by oelpini, i )ro M,. tlodgson'i eat. r. ley Al,ll/..0, 4 ) rs 3 Mr. Laltetaint's b. c. by Si( L.:ballet , ' . • 4 FRIDAY A G o ld C u p, iolue jogs. a Subscription of tats. each with 3ags. 1.1.1.1 en by the Tuwn, fur tottr miles. Eight .11.1 iocr). Sir li. Grahmis's gr. C. Sledme!e, Delpini, 4 yrs gst. I 1.011:541.+1C.' b. C. Giellf1:110, j yrs bit. Air. 1,)MA:01111)&1 ch. in. Laurel Leaf, 6 yrs Sat. 71b. Mr. Hill's cll. h. SLlVerneels, aged, hat. to:b. 4 • The Members' Plate of Fitly Pounds for all ages. Three. Wile heats. Sir R. Grahain's b. f.„ Fibrotic. q yrs fiat. illb. Sir G.• Armytage's b. 1. 3) is 75t7." Mr. Iluteiiiiistin's b. c. Itovcdino, 3 yrs bit. Sib. Mr. Ilarrisoit's ch. 1. 3 )rS 7st. Sib 3 2 4 do 2 3 dc SATURDAY Fifty Pous ds. for all ages. 'Cliree-year•alds, 7st. SU% 4.. year-ulds, Sst, 71b. Maria allowcal 21b. A wintwr once tins yrar, carrying 31b. twice slu. extra. Two.nloa heats. .Mr. Lansdale's b C. 0.11.1 dale, 3 ) r$ Sir 4. SitiattVii b. C. 3 l rs Mr. Dossuit's di. 1. 4 yrs I Ir 2 2. 3 I iiistingx appointed in. Middlesex am) London, be fore the t,i lit Io . EDWARL), Lord EGLENI3OIIOVGH, Lord Chief jthiice, &c. iu, auci 4ltcr 'Term, 18 1. IN TVIIM. 141O01.X1EX. LONDON. WetillC6day NOV. 15 TIM rift)/ 10011tiay t 8 Wefilteeday TUCAday. . 26 W edilCS6 y • AFTER TERM. Nov. 29 j Sattlitt,iy Nov. 14 27 Friday Nov. 3o On Saturday last the Corporation of ipawith, in full regali,i, proclaimed the new market, and likewise the new cattle ma' ket the town.crier then delivered out, round the town, an abstract of all the regulations that have heel' made at various pe riods, for the better ordering of the sale of but. chei's meat, ronitry, &c. within their jurisdiction; giving notice, tit t ifs future the market is to be held twice in every week, oo Wednesday and 'Sa turday. The alteration intended to be made with respeft to the Volunteer Force of the Metropolis, We under- stand to hot nearly as follows: — That there shall be only four Volonteer.Regi men ta in London, 'viz. ' , one to each district; a that they shall be formed and condudted on such a principle tSa •to iiishru such 'strong musters as to male them an, efficient and formidable force. Each Regiment will have two battalions, of about 750 men each; so that th four Regiments will consist of 6000 etreeive men. Those Gentlemen who compose the present corps, will have the prefernce of joining the four new ones, before any other persons whatercsr. The L.)cal Militia is to be placed on a most fdr midabld footing, A maiden Lady, of the name of Miss JUDITH MAMA, died lately at Wisbeach. in her will she lett the following bequests :--5001. , to build tt:tnl houses, ,to be called 1 ‘ Miss AJDITII MAYSA's Asylum ;"and the, interest of 19 001. to l.), divided a b t a n y oncgosatis f the poorthe poor people, inhabitants of the yearly for ever ; Idi. a year to bOLV4eti; and tot. to be given away yearly in bread, under the dire6tion of the ten capital burgesses; 50s. yearly to the Vicar of Wisbeach ; and 50s. to the two Churchwardens yearly, to see the provi. sorts of bet will eucuted.