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. . .. 1 hav e hail tiie Mitotic of receiving your Lordship's Letter and itichpuitts of the I Ith initairt, and 'ant sorry to fluid that any dispute, should have taken place, upon a point vvlffcl*ap. pears to me to be as. clear as possible. ' I- ont - Com pahies if the Corps iir:der the Command 'of ; Li , ut.Col, 11.av,011 were accept:.; by Ills Majesty 06 the gth of August, Winn', by the kegtilomps.whicii have Bern laid flown respecting the rani: of 0 Ulcers iii VoltinicQ Corps,: en. titles him to tlfe ratilt'ot T•letiteriant 7 Colonel (rah that day, which Was according( y'grantetf to Mtn, a., your Lordship will observe, on rdteiring to l 4 r: Yorkes Letter to you of the t.pli of Odoher fat; -The Regiiiwrits unclei the COMmand of Co lonel Acker, and Lieut. 'Col. I . L. Philips were not, ac;cepted ,by His Majesty; "tinf.l tle r6th of August, - as your, Lordship will perceive ny Lord lioKirt's letter ' to' you of that date, and er , i . •. , t I v their : Commissions catinOt he dated previous to that period. 1. can,i,a ,or a monient d , iiht fur 'that thiS explanation must prove satisfadory to the•Ofln yrs of those Regimems. Should they, however ' still continue to dispute the right of precedence to which Lieut. Cul .' Hanson is entitled tinder His • Mgesty's Regulations, they, mist tie aware that they are, in 0 , dispoting the authority undei which those regulations Were 111:tilv; and I am in that 'ease eommanclett to siguify I n your Lornslaip Isis Majesty's pleasure that they should be forthwith displaced, and that your Liatdshlp 51191.111. trans. to t, trir i its Majest, 's approbation, thc names of such per • sons as may a p p,.:-' , ... •..r Lordship best qualified to succeed' them. (Signed). ' 114Witgg1301tY. roar Earl of Liiiiy. . The Regulations alluded to in Lord Itawkesbury's Letter, it is "presented, are those published on the aSth September the previous Regulations hcing. aS•,beforc:obsetvpd, ptebiSely similar In those in. the: Islilitia Service. By. theiast Regtila.' tioi,s*, i 4.2 rank et - ieuttnanti.k.olonel k given, to P fticers cornmwding lour Companies ; bur the least number of which Conti cities are to consist, is. stipulated to be‘sixty tneif.-- Foul - companies of fifty men each, or two hundred.men, Could not therefore' give the, rank of Lieutetiant.Lobniel, even under these last Regulations. , , , ' • . , It is fafindeeti - from the 'wish of any: ()hirer of the late Regiment to question the authority of His Majesty's Regula, tions ; but wheitthe opinions of His Majesty's Ministers are tat Ili. at varianc e with each, other (Lord Hobart expressly gtating the•atigthented number of :300 Itecessary to confer the rank of Lieutenant- COlimel. and, Lord Ila w keshury opciar., ipg to consier hie first otter , of too sufficient for this pur pose); and when, in the views at tpanY Nilitary Mali the Regulations laid down do not warrant. the ,cosclusions drawn from them by the present Secretary of State-it is conceived, that.to. differ InAriplition 'with that Noble Lonl,`Cannot'be to questiln the .iiithority of His Majesty. Vrutti this plain statement, the Ptiblic• will judge of the prup,riety of the conduct adopted by the 0 ffieers of the late. First ,Regtaneut. . They' have aiot been ae.,ivated by an undue attention to the punilitios'of . Military prceeden4e, but merely by a wish to maintain the honour of the' Reglnient, and to preserve the station to which they considered thernseivea most clearly 'entitled. . . . Pledged asthey felt themselves to their King and Country, in wbbseAlleferite they took up arm%; pledged as they were to tlidt - Fellow - townsmen, who had patronized and approved therp';y"attocitart as. ,they were to the IIII:11 tu'der their corn.' inand ; uhited and harmonious as :they were amongst them. selvesvit was not withont deep regret that they determined: • to adopt this measure f but a sense of what was ; due ,to the honour of the Regiment, and :o their own, was , aramOunt In their minds even 't ,, these considerations. They have held Commissions in a' Regiment, generally allowed to be' equal to any Voluoterrsin,His Majesty's Serviq, ; with honour, to the present periud, and they could put c nsent to retain them with disgrace.' Had they submitted to the undue prece dence-. that hat been obtained, they should ,have tilt that, they hacteineurred such a degradatuni, as would have rhew v n th.,,, in sin' Si will hi thelight of men, 'wlio, having corn. ploolisect theio.,6viin hiihour, were' unworthy to be trusted with the detence' of the Himont and Independence of the Country. • - . .' ' " • . They cannot forbear avowing tildirtetttlineas to conic lot. ward to a man, in the hour of Inv Zion, in those capacities in which theysCAll bettiost usefully employed ; , and they have t he SatiStaitiOn to add, on the part of the brave and .1(421 then latcly under tbeir command, that their zeal is equally unabated, and that they are ready, at a moment's warping, t o give their best services .in the defense of their King and evlll}try. 1. Leigh rhilipso Lieittenant:ColOnel.Coinfriandatit. , tames iltbbert, John .• tkinson, Lien t. 'Colonels. . TiguatsTorter„. 101)11 1.1 it Iter, brlajor. • . , • • - - . Capt.iiii, : - .Peter. Cremptotti ' Joseph Winter. ' 'l', Entw isle. Francis Phillips, • T. , liardinan, 1. !Antedate, ' 1y ... #441 ,StArkie, - , I ;,, Railttni, John TouCtiet, ' : - 4 - .. : Sattertliwaite, fairies Potter, Richard Wood. Lieutenants : . ' . ' • • Roger Taylor, 'oho Taylor. 'W: Garnett, kr , ..iselitt Robinson, • Samuel Mather, 1. Green, , .1101xtcad, George Wilson, ...BraflClOCk, antes Nickolls, l W ames , Potter , jun. t. Cardwell, 4 {oho hisphairi,. .: , heeler, • S.); Smith, . ichard qou 41, I. l.lollins, f. Prineh, T. Ann... North, W lieever, " 1). Whittaker, Benjamin ffouth, 1 . : .I. Rimmer, lames Taylor. tottath ' ati ' Itiooks, lt. Turner, 1.. I Ensigns : G lo Gould, jun. j..Railton, James Bailey, Alex. Taylor, E. M. Burton; Samuel Kay, W. 'Taylor, G. W. Wood, Pattison HOlgate. John England, Adjutant. • - ' • * See the printed Regulations of September zSth. . No. I.) ~ . , The Lando,' Gazwe, Sept. 17, In Sot. go', de3. Manchoster and Stallard Volunteer' Infantry. James Acker; ' Esq. tab: Colonel.' John !Lear; Esq,, to be Lieu tenant:Ctiltinei. , • , , . : ~ ---. lqsrtiVeiletr Y Voliinteer Intintry.mr-lohn Leigh Philips, Egli. to he Lieutenant - Colonel. Commandant. James llrb.. ben, It bq be Lietttenant,Colonel... John Atkinson, Esq. to betiautenant.Colonel. • Manelteiter Volunteer' Riflemen.—Joseph Hanson, Esq. to bu.Mhior.eommancl an t t TQ be • •Ciltrtants, Tomas Wood burnt, Eiq. Sati:nel Taylor, Esq, Thu.' Fosbrook, • (No. 2.) Tht London Gazette, Nov. 3, to 5, 1803. Manchester and Salford Vollinteer Kink:men. -. 7 Major- Cora Inandalrt.J.vseplrlianson to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com illa/whin. Captain Samuel Taylor to be Major, Richard .I.4ekson, Esti, Hrsr•Lieuteseint. .Edward Hanson and Wll - Clowes Esqri. to Captaiott. • , rryty t,e ;etfirti is. l ,TtqcTded In the „••• • o tirt it all the 7.l.eginients 'have here.totore „ 4 tta 4:34"in 1 5 thy p re sent would whim they can on no consideraoun bt " ~..-, •.:., i,....,.,. . ~ . ~:•,,43.i). . ! JO)IN 1.. I;. A F, Lieut. Col. , •" • . L PHI LI I'S, Lt. Col. Corn. tst Reg. • - . AS 1-111iliERT, NO. Al ISJINSON. . : • . A Copy of this letnorial li,tYhig h;:eti transmitted '6l tile': E:' - ..rt of 1-)Ct't) . , ..0..d stint by, hint to Lord Hirwheshuly,z. Ns I.,ordship'• ,Inive,,r , veas , b - Citidi a nature as io preclude all ' further dii, ii.,•. , 0 ,,, 441,1 'to isiOnce the Officers to Sttlit hi their resigti4tioo,, r.ul,L, tl;:;ti 411) je al ,t 1 ir in 4clv es to the liability ot being " to; tli Wit li di...plak.ed." (COPY.) • .1, . .; . !Mit, hall, Tune 13, ail. ; • • -7. My PENDLEIJURY COTT4IGE, juLy 23. J. 1 0 , Philips has, at hut, ventured upon his defence t I sincerely wish it was in my power to Acknowledge thst.it contains eithereandonr. or nia. teration. It is not onl y , destitute at both t bur, what is Of much more consequent., carreariess ats, to, C4COMarallea. This may be thought strong -la6. page ; I will ecdeavour to pro've, not more so than Mr. Philips deserves. IVIr. Philips asserts; "flint he delayed publish. ing his reasons for resigning the Command, to pre. vent any improper Impression which might he made nn the minds of the 'Privates :of .his Regimem." This is III) assertion, .in my •6pinion, rathu ircor. 2 . 41; for even after Lord Hats . kedury'i letter of the 23th of June had been re rived ; xpeded his pre. cedence of Rank wouldbe,obtaitted-; and had he re a d that letter, and one ,sent huts on the Bth inst, by Gen. Benson (A). to Mil - moo, ,it is Much more than probahfe, thAt haie submitted tp have had other Officers, tlithre than opptne the express taders and regulationsnf their Soverelen ; the . Exe. N LONDON t Pnoted At the SuN.Untcs, shall now concludesubjea i , which s extremely tb he regretted. my tonduft will, I hope, he ap. • proved by the inhabitants of Manchester, and the Indejoendent Regiment I c'oMmand, li. ying.aded -as my feelings dittated, ind my honour required. 'JOSEPH HANSON. . • (A ) Copy of a let& itrajd?'•aen, Rensim reerkiedfrooi 4 OW Mr' • af .44tiiceit", awl Ichieh ha . flall45)1, so the 16th iu.rt,• ‘, On the point in dispute between Lieut.-CO.6nel Hanson and the 111)111cer.s of two of the Manchester and Sulflird'Regi. menu of Volunteers, it is observed, that Mr.!:Vaike was fully justified in statiiig in his letter toLord.Derby, of th e 345)1 of October, that Mr. Hanson's. Commission; as Lieutinani=Colosier, should have been d a ted on t h e d ay 0 , 1 • Which his fourColtipanies4ere accepted: !t i.s not 4ipposed deft any thing has been misrepresented. to Mr. )(Mite in this case, particularly as Lient.-Col. son wits entitled Id,' and would have received, the Commis, sion of .1. ittu tena t Colonel in the'first instance, had it been applied tar,, through the, Lord Lieutcnantof the County. With resped to The strengthof Licut:Xol. Hunson's paiii6g, it is observed, that at the time of their being aceepted there eXiSted no regulations which requited that they should consist of 6o men; but if skich a 'regulation had existcil •at the time when the four Companies in question were accepted by His Majesty,' it would certainly 4:at been a grounillo4e fusing to accept them ;; but, if His' 'Majesty was pleased' to . accept them; notivithstanding.they were stated to beonly,,so men per Company, Lieut,-Col. Hanson, under suckaccillirs since, became entitled to• the Rank of Liettenant-C010n94,,,,s commanding, a Battalion Of .Four COmpanies, from the' tywi. ment of such acceptance. it is further observed, that the perhxl at whichAp4A.p, pointment of a Volunteer Officer appears in the Gaaetteis, in many cases, no criterion of the date which Isis Cometetion is to bear, and That frequent • instances ,have occurred, "dote& M upon explanations having been re ce i ve d from. Lieutenants ; of Counties,. that Commandants or Coriii Were entitled to higher Ranks than, those for which they had been originally. recommended., such Commandants have buen 'allowed such • higher Ranks, from the dates ut which they might have 00, tamed them, in case they Irstl been.recomMenda for th.:M in the proper:manner. , ,So tar, therefore, front; theft being a wish to do any injustice to the Officers of the two Regiments mentioned, there is a disposition to grant them every indul_ goner that is Consistent with the regulations'which have been e4tablished, 'and which the nature of the service requires should be adhered to, , , • . ' The disputes that p ave taken place on this subject arc ex ceedingly hunenteik. To His Royal Highness . V reder . ickDuke at York, - Brc. Com- fitup4t4 - lit Chief of Hts Majesty's Forcs. The MeMaria! of lohn Lear, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel in Colonel Acker's Regiment of Royal Manchester an Salford Volunteers ; of john Leigh Philips, l'sq. Licutenant.Colo, nel. Commandant of •thr Regiment of Manchester. and Salford Volunteers; and of lames iiib.bert and John Atkin, son, Esgri, Lienterant4;oluttelS under:his coma:and in.the. Regiment - sheweth, That upon the several Volunteer Reiciments of this place being upon brigade.ditty, iu Honour of His At jesty'ls • itirth-day ; on the ittii inst. in the absence of "ColoneL A,9kersftlien on permanent duty at Preston), your Memorial- Isft were intich surpri;ea . to 6id"tti.it the .CoMmend of the Brikide was claimed by Lieut.-Col, 1 - lanson, CoiritnentLant of tha Kitle Corps, whose Rank, in the Gazette 'of Septeiri., - ber ae„ ,tBO3, wiis ligitfor, at the same time that your Menlo!! rialists appeared' as 14utiljami-Colvtelt, and that hii promo., tion to the•sarne Rank did riot tilte place be:Ore the sth vember following fin consequence of a proniised increase in the number of ins t.:orps),. when his nartie.appeAted in the Ciazette of that date, where he VOS .stilcd Major-Com mandant Ilansnn to tie Lieutenant-Colonel- COritinandant.'! 'Ow upon his ben; required to state 'the grounds of this' unexpected .claim; :be produced 1 letter front she V.uri of Derby, Statin g, that in oonsequence of his Lordship's appti. , cation to thelnenSeereraty of State, (the 'Aiglit lion. Charles.. y o ri 4 e) a promise Itiitt been made to his. Loidship, that when Mr. flanson's Commission was titled up, itahould hear date, On the '9ttiof August, an which day his,oll4 to Govermenti , to take Four Companies. of 'fifty inch each, was aceeptechit' by which undue partiality, his would ta4e: prxedoceott every other 1, :oluntooc Regiment, in .this ne!glihoorlinotiot though his elier of service was subz.zquent to that 'of Your Memorial ists,'Who lifcewise had the honour of .selying On Thursday last, whilst s"me men were em. pioyed in stacking hay at Siockwith„ near G tins. borough, the following very extraordinary eireum. stinee occurred : Adjoining the stack there was kind of shed, under which were several hives of bees - . A waggon horse, employed _about the hay, chanced to be situated clOse to the shed, ,and by some 'motion of his head diSplaced One of the tiles hetingingto it ; 111 . w so irritated the inseets, that they immediately Oiled forth in a body, fastened upon'the poor animal's head, and lodged their Stings . in every part of it. Inside of the mouth, cars, and eyes L--no part escaped' their vengeance. ' The poor horse, being confined, Ould Wake but little exer tion to rid himself 'Of, his inveterate enemies, nor 'dare any of the bystanders for sometimc attempt to free him. Tn th'e mean time he was str4p,gling in fill the agonies of the,mOst,excruciatingpatn,,and When at last he ' lll/iFaeti, it, was Shccking to behold the'writhings of the tiistraeted the wonderful excrtions he m o le when unconfined, lie presently rid biinsell of the hees ; but it Wat r too late ; the innumer a ble itings which were lodged,' in his head prothico a mortifKati6n, anti after remain ing in extreme misery till the next day, he expired, On, Tuesday afternoon, during thunder. storm, the lightning struck a large double barn.near Ey, thorn Kent, which imktiediately -took .firef, two threshers, who were at work at the tittle,. gaviT.an immediate alaripi t iro the inhabitants ; ,but the wholel fabric was consumed,. together .with 30 (platten of wheat, a sow, t 6 Figs, 30 rabbitsond two favourite dogs. The howltngot the later, when surrounded by the .fire, W. 443 truly:Titeous.--,Fram,. the i.sAthe storm a rapid current . of water was for t ed through + the malt.house .of Mr.. Whitmarsh, of Brambling, near Wingham, by which, 36,qaprters of malt were spoiled. The torrent proved destruttive to the hop plantations in the neighbourhood of..Wingham, and did great injury to chose of turnips. It is worthynf remork, that the three last State Lotteries contained only six xo,oool. Prizes, five of whiCh were shared First Lottery, No. 535, 20 ► 000 Ditto, 8231, 20,000 Second. Lottery, 8 t 88, zo,ooa Third Lottery, 19,338, 20,060 Ditto, ' 18,8z5, 20.000 • Tills circumstance in. some measure accounts for the rapid demand for Ticket 3 and Shares in the pre. hen, State' Lottery, to be drawn in September next (being the only Lottery to be drawn this year), which contains thrse 1,0001.' three toodool; thrre 50001. &c. &c, no Prize than gal. only 25,001 "f ickets, and which divirte, mitre. Prize Money titan ma • I ny Lottery for many_tycars past. sllrp ivEri•; ~.,,. qttAvrstwo, Jiv►.Y.i9. .Passerl by—the-Charlotte,. Rogers, Henry Hay, and Li. rien„lliall,,Arwitstgrt,,t'rern Dublin ; 4 Erntxlenpacket,Grave9, from llourcleaux I lAII4I, and Connmom, .Boyle, fratitelflo4 ';. 7 lPrtiw Kto*.--, from Tonnuigen ; Tuber, .60-010,114 thv SlckO •—, -fro In E laden. • ,;_failzl--the Iteger„. Collett, for :Philadelphia ;„ .p 4 l en , Hinekliy, rot Boston George Wathingtnit, Parrott, for Charlestown ; British King, Lamb, for - Quebec ; Sarah, for A licant ; Lovely Emily, Edclerhy, for.Dublio; Read, Nelly, Duncan, Ranger, Orton, and the. )ttw:ry; for Pe tersburgh Henry:Addington; Neale,. • imel ;-,1 - 19rwur, ChriStrlliab and - ceorge, Wyatt, for , CYnett, Cameron, ter Dantzief Kennet, Alexander,. es Incrpase;• fenkinson, Providence and Hannah, atal ;Vrraw for Varell. ,* • • • "•• r • - Npvbgry Salisbury Devizes Warminster - • . AKA HABIL S, (Ut No. 4, Ail.irtlet-court; Ilnw-Streti4; by W t ki Ait ORR S6ll !PPS, (0 . 1 t, •(; riNv Z .. NQ. ,1 11, Strand ; w Acre ild'uorthonenit, Ordirt for the l'aler, Letterr for the Edieor i "&c, Ont-ta,d )7' 1;;,,i; PRICIi o!.' STOC.:/,':,. . • - 'star:tab :i , '. , ~ Hank Stock • - • I Dank I.: Ann. 17 t+t6th Navy 5 per Cen'.92 { ' : I Ditto Short AI•1I. • . 5 per Cent.' 17 , t1-. 98 is,- } • India Stock, 4 per Cent. 7511 i Oinniuin 6 . y, . .3 per Cent. Ke.t :7 ; , 1 Imperial 3 pa 7 Cent, 3pe- Ct Cop 56 ; 57 1., Cons for 28 Aug. 57 1 h ... ,,,, ' -- - )N DOT.' 1 - • , 'RETURN OF WILEAT IN MARKi.LANt• 'By Alessrb. Ca tL. p and, MA t.i. As, ,:Meal . Weighe rs tl, , Inch:l4; e ; only Itunt,lll6 /6111 or I uly to the 21st WTl' •. ' ' •• • axrerably to the new Ael .. 83 419fterS• at 7Qs oil 210 • Quarters at 55 5 ° A , • 4 1 3 -----,-- at 68* od -- .it 54' 1 ' , i [ .435 -r----- , --! at '67* ad '.' 9 - .----,--- at, 53 i", .37 - at 66a od 19 9 -..........-.... - t. Ct 5 Gil 3"10 ----..at 6;i oft ' !- 7.) at 5,« 4 . . to.o . 3 2 3' :at tt3s 6 , 1 1 p 567• '--......."....- , at 63s od I 1•90 ---- ; %at 4 '3 . • 367 - 7 ----!----' at 62s cd I .q z. - ! --.: 7 -1-,, at '. 4 4). 0. i 4 3 ------- at 611 61 1 24 ---.- at 45 , 4 • • • ol' 315 -.--- at 611 ud . 30. -- 7 „at 4..;•n5. 40 711---. at 6 -- :a Qd , bt; -,-----,.. at 4,14 383 - ar4)ll °' 1 4 3 --. 7 - It 514 cd .I , 'al, • at,34s ' .,,, 0.. 20 -- --- at 51i cut •I.' 44 '-: --- at .),' 12.1 -- at ytts on • ' 1 ' • 'rota!' t,'..•73 Quarters. --Average Cos 64t1,.. i . 3. si,:d lio4ltet th an List Return. ! ) WESTERN CO trNTRY MARKETS ;List W.e.A; pCl. O "' , Wrie.n." ' limlcy.. - Qati. . 0 'co.ito 7os ott 3 hOl to 34') ott 264 of t 7 56s to 62s oil 3 ,s o.i 10 . 34 i od 21titk,' . I 'r ~, j as to 641 oci , 3 as ~ .,,t to 3 4 , ,d :Si 0 ‘ 4 ,1• 1 4; Ai to 633 oil ',.iJ oa to 33* oil i55 ... 0; , ....tj... 7 . :. . - „... PRICE OF 1101'S. • - SAGS. P(ieKITS. Kent, 31. MS,. 10 41. 4i. .1 Kent, 31. 10.• tu 41. s6 s Sussex, 31. 31. 10S, 10 4i. oi. 1 SASSCX, 31. los. to 41 1i... . kssex, 31. loi. to 41..05. t Farnliatn, 61. as. It) 61. al ~. Old Duty .- - 4 170,000. ......>•!. SLEDS. tr,s` • . " 'Red Clover - - NYhite ditto - 6.)3 too* 1 t, Tretbil - - - :IL,i It) 31» }per 4 ! ; . • Carni way - .. 5 , ;, TO 63S t • ' • Cutiandor - - - 13* to 15Si "1, T u r n ip . - - t6s to x;.•: , pa huslte.._ • White- 'Mustard Se, :d - •'L to la 3 od dill?. ' Brown ditto • - - , Its to 17S ditto. . . Canary - - - : : .7s od to 8s od ';irt ° lo. Rye-Grass • - - .. 206 0; .1 L0..32,i• p:r •tltri LONDON MARKETS, Ac. SNI 1 rill 1. LI) MARK ET, t:Ily Jo. To sink tIiC 01141--ker Stone Beef, 4s. ad, to 511..0. veal, TO 6i 1 .4 4 . MUttUlt, -411. ad. to 34. od. Pork, 3s, ?,,t, re e Lamb, - 4i. Olt. t 4) 4(1. _ . • ALAI.) o r CAT'I Lit THIS UD v. neaStti'ilbollt 170J — Sheq./ and I.:it*lLL; 21•°° °. • ATE and I,EADE N I .11, I.: " ET • . By tlw ; .11 Reef. 3s. 61. to 4s. toil. Veal, 4i. oft. S-• Mutton, 33. 6 E to 4s. 64. fora,'.l 3SI Stl , to '""" 3s. to t PRICK 01. I.EAT IiER (per AI 7 I.I::ADF. I4D • ' Butts, so to .561 b: each - - 66 to 6i.1b.• each: -24 a. Alcrc.ttanys' Backs, 21 ,1 . to DiC4'sing hicks, - . Itkl• 4 4 1. hire Co..teb Hill, , - . Crop Hides-tor etatin).„ 2z , 1• " 'Flat Ortlimiry to ezdf.Skiiks, 30 to ;),) z e ii _ 3;3 .. I)*itto;. ' S o to' 701 b. 2I I. 14 $; poi* lb. Ditto, .yo golb. to '3;l. pet lb. SII Seal 4 (G reenland) .0,4, to 54,1. per 'lb. iiitto, • - Nos, to 1-os. Per D° l44l ' . ' . drat. --s:tS 2s. ditto. Tanned Norte Hides, I%s. 'tn . 3.5-Ler "1. 1 —; • , 'PRICE 0 TALLOW. 1.1M05 . 3 Market 41. 3,0. -Vlrown Tallow 12' Clare Market ' 4:. Ittust;ia (10—(C:1 0 ) 1°5 4i. 11.1hitreltipel kfarket 45.. 3.1 osiia do, (So.) per stone - Melting Stu Wig , . Ditto.rbugh 3 s• Graves 10. od• A • Good I)regs ts. 0.. :led, 1%. tas. Average price 0. 34. Ycltow Slap. Piirc of Cluttle§ . per dozen, St Vki.ES's MATtI:,T r, July 11,c,„ 31. 12:. ,d. to 41. iSi. c.a.—Aver. 41. 11. 74. bd. to ►t. 174. W.—Ayer. at. 134., kko lIITECHAPF.I. MARKET, Tply so. Thy, 31. gc6.. 0.1. to ;Los. od. -Aver. 4t. 54. opt. , c lover, 51. os. oil. to 61, os. oci.--Aver. 51, 103:0(1. to 11. t6s. (Al.—AVer. li. 1 * COAL EXCITANCE, PIS' 5 0 i Rest Chats, in the Pool, per C1).4111(011 Hetiveretiqo Elottsekeepers at - - s' l' ,1 Sunderland, per Ch4l,troii - - •ii' I [)slivered to tiou‘ok.::::peri at - - s - 1..; 1,".40 SAIJE of the LAS r SHIP-ES . in the II U *DOCKS, .• •„ Under the powcrs of an 4%4. of Parliament, pasqed 4:li)i;o4rni?lfLt)h:ckitsei.ngnKirtigl:tiosii.ptriPesoenn-tllllu'lljli.e6tY°. fur DOCK-OFFICE, KINGSTON.UPON-11 1 . 1 1. 1,, Tt BE SOLD BY AUCTION, y„es,i,,:f At the-Exchange, in King4ton-tpott-II till. on We%".1.4 0 0 1 the Stli OVA ugtlit, • 1Ft. 4 4, precisely at ()iie tp such Condttiotts shall he then pro; l4-i fi 4 vivE. NEW. SHARKS in •th t,l ildWng c. Lac .1: nialting DOCKS at KINGSTON-UPON -1 h ShAre befu up separy,?.. lO n ' A deposit;ol tol.pe p t t cent. pa'r ge t l 6t the Purchavi. e . 44 .. s will he required immediately after' the Sale, and p 5, 1 1 , 1 41. mainder in two ainal Payments, viz. one hilt or' diy day •of October mext, and the other hal lon the " }rlt Pet:ember next. tli's (row • Each Piirchaser of a N'i . ! , :‘,Shire will TO day of January Lst, td,thesaine l9iVielito a.A.I 1d as the present Proprietortof Dock' Shares. • , yd ** The pivittand for the last year was rot , 7 5 Share. CofT l P,r. ' theseare the I.ttst , Shares which the po 4, - ,;10 t. Pot er ol arc etuppWered.to KV As the Payment of the money is postponed to llte periods, and each Porcf. g '64 become entitled to a who., year's• Dividend With nfOr' alto( the paym of .the ent.ohe last i nsta lment, they are " Ic .the.attentto9 of the Public. rii f s a t t , t • h So eil liriro rt r ic . , , ti o l t lll.ll .le b v e et 7.!,7e t . i rk b , Y t ' o 4' P t . 111). ' 1Y.‘11 : °'"):Qfii. .1. cutive Covet nnient b e i ngunquest i o nably the Repre. -I,ta t ive of .His Majesty. will not waste the time of the Public, by noticing what Mr. Philip rakes the liberty of saying" was•my view in wish. • ing to obtain preeetiencellaf the Royal and First Re: giment before they. were formed ;" I never hid" suet a view.. .gor shall I answer the observation' " That the poitl,of precedence was completely.set. tied agreeablym the Gazette ; and a space of nearly 'nine month. bed elapsed before any thing was heard to the contrary," in any other nianner:than merely stating, !ItoNhere was not, during that period, an opportunity of, claiming ,iny tight, the. Volunteers never having been brigaded ; and that I shduld have li t ttle understood my duty, ,had I shown him officid letters i without necessity. I cannot, , however, be as brief with the Memorial, which is drawn up, in terms, such as, I belieVe, were never before present. ed to Government. , The moment I read it, on Sa. turday last; I went, to Manchester,. and:requested my friend, Captain Jackson, to inform Mr. Philips, " that I considered myself personally insulted, anti required the ,satisfaction of.a Gentleman.". He of. feted to say,, in a privite.manner, that„he not intend any thing personal ; to which proposal it was impossible to li‘ ten. Publicly to say so he refused; and declared, shat he would not meet.rue until I . had as large a family %as himself." I know the'at., tachment every parent naturally has for his children —I will not trifle with parental feelinp : and. I also 'know, that if a man has a family, it must not be a screen for his insulting others with impunity. My life is vain tole 'to myself and'friends as long as I preserve my hOnour ; and when I do not, may I cease to exist. , The Memorial (B) states, that upan the several Volunteer Regitnents of this place being upon Bri gade duty, His.Mgesa.Ws Birth-day, the...4th of une, in absence of ol,!-,Ackers, your Menlo. rialists were much aurprtied to find: chat the com mand of the,. irigade was claimed by Lieut.. Col.. Manson:. " • Mr. Phillips is certak this was not the Case s for it was three oays at least prior to the Corps being brigaded, when I claimed the coni:; mand, and which I, relinquished fur the time, .to. Col. Hutchison, on a day unanimity was su dc. sirable. • Mr. Philips says, " that it is far indeed from his wish 'to question the' authority, of His . M 'jetty's Minister." I ask a plain' question, has' he not ? lie declares, that 10 pledged as' he felt himself to . his King and 'Country, in whose defence he took up arms,. pledged as he was to his felloiv.townsmen," who had patronized and approved him-attached as hewas .to the men under hiv command-:—Et'senst of what was due to the Regiment and•his own honour,. was paramount,"—straugely paramount to all the. meritorious pledges, ait,achnient, and- patronage and they are immediately forfeited, heeau;te he will. •not .obey His Arjesty's teguliltions, which - the in.. scant before, it was far indeed 11'014 hid WWI to dispute." • - similar rank for several years during the last war, Lieut.- •Colonel Atkinson alone escepted.t . That your Memorialists are convinced this promie.has been obtained throngh•some.inCorred representation,i, otjm:r. , wise such, preference ccrnic r i- not have been obtained-;,an d it beingiMpossible th4t!,yoqr• Itlemoriatists c a n sitbmit to such a degradation, they presume ;olive, that - the point qr Pre: cedence may be settled as it is recorded in the Gazette, upon which' all the Regiments have heretntbie aged, never ex peeling that aM:h, a claim as the present would have Seen made, and to which they can oh no consideration be indUced to subMit. • (Signed) JOHN LEAP, Lieu,.-Col. L. PHI LI S, Lica...Col. Corn. L . A. AS. HI11$11;12.T. N.O. ATKINSON. SURINAM. The following Appointments have resulted from the Surrender of this Colony, .viz. Sir C. Green, to be Governor, and COmmander in Chief, . Capt. Drummond, 241 bat. 6oth reg. Brigade • Major. • Capt. Campbell, 66th reg. Com. of Fart Zelan. dria. Capt. Maxwell, R. N. Harbour Master. G, Chalm:!rs, Esq. Culleetor of the Customs. Laur. I)anovan, Esc. Comptroller of ditto. Esc. J. Bent, Esq. Army Agent, and Contractor for Prisoners ; --- Pringle, Esq. Colonial Secretary ; R. Ross, Esq. Private Secretary ; D. Monro, President Comtnissary ; R. A. Hyndman, Esq. Re. silent Paymister . ; Lieut. Rowan, 64th regiment, Aid.de.Camp ; and 'Lieut,4l4nthurn, ad battalion 6oth regiment, Military,Secretary. .SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. lIR.IGHTON RACES. SITU,RDAY, JULY.IB.. Mr. witstell's Lumbago, by Grouse,. Est. beat IA Egre. iliont's h. t. by Precipit t ite,:Bst. Jlb. the lasi three-quarters of a toogs. It, tt. .I.ci E.'s filly ran on the wrong side of the pw.t . .;-6 to 4 on Luthbago. The PaVillion Stake of tbegi. each, h. ft. the last mile, (20 Subscribers). Ld G. rosvenor's b. tl,Entetprize, by John Ilull:out of Star gazer, Est. .. - . .. - a I.d Darlington's b.'c.' by Waxy, SO . . - - 2 •Ld Egrentot's b, c. Hannibal, Sat. 71b. . . = 3 Even btting on' Ld Darlington's Colt ; 6 to 4 agst Ilann t , bal ; and 6 tot agst Entetprize. Hannibal met , with an ac cident a few days betiare:starting, which prevented his taking regular exercise, or he would have b,,en the favourite. 'Waxy was beat a length, and Hannibal about a length -and a half by Waxy. Avery severe race. Sir. l. Shelley's Strap beat Mr. Ladhroke's Rumbo, Est each, tour rnikki'iaogs.--Won easy.: --5 too on; R umbo. Sweepst'akeS.of 'togs. each, for 3 yrs. old (9 Subscribers); Mr. La(ibroke's Volunteer . '. - .*. ,:. . i Mr. Butler's. fvliss Coiner,• - . - - , - . 2 Mr Thompson's 1. Virgin , . , , , - - --, 3 Mr. Pantit's Virtuoso ... ' ' . 4 6 to 4 agst Volunteer. 7 . The sal: Plate;won by 11 , 1 r. Brow nes Flautbettux, beating Sir F „.Evelpt's lack of all 'Crades.-6 to 4 on Jack at' all Trades; . ' - . - : . .., e .... rt . • ...Inv:Atli - • -- - , On the ititi mt. the 1„td) et William Blair, rf..q. at Ulair, in Ayrakire, of a 50ar.,.,- On Thursday latt ay 110-'uo itqar Nn rtlit i npton, the U. t , 4„ . . .i. -.. 'Vestelday; • il f t ROst:11-11accr .bizs. •Wyntlhani li.uarch. bull, of a Son. ' • • - . '''. • -* ft • • 41412 RIAD. , . . , 4 f ,'On Sunday last,. by the Rev. Dp. klerschell,' High Prieit orthe Jew isii nation in this kiiiiritoui; Lemon Mort; F.N. of Penzance, to Mrs. Mary Soloinvir, `ot Presc.-41-4kreet, iaox. i i man's-fielcbt. . _ . ... on Thursday week, at , Luddington, fltinfig.irk - er Tool son, Esq: .of Skipton, to Miss A rthus Worsopil dlrtlghte" ( lohlt A. Worsop, Esq. of ilowiliA-place,. : both'•ilt. - yOk• shire. , . ~...:. .' . ~- ' • ' „.. , On the.i zrh lost. 1 otai§psierson .Fishier, Esq ,' lof Woan; hail, in • the County of - C tilittitefittid, to Nils • Cow:t:), 0, .i ?., London. . 1 DIED.-• • At his house, on Ilillinrrion fleath. last Friday tv.a in i s Sir lames Cockburn, of L angtoo, :Bart. aged 7;. On Tuesday last I'der ksti. jurt. , of fields, pear Pingley, Yurkshire. • Last, week, at Parnbain, Po set, the Lady of Sir W. t 3 6" lender, Bart. of.Nthswcll, Isle Wight..:. ' On Tuesday last, at his litnisu 'on Brook ir.ieen, ts'i: Wight, Dr.:Smith. =