The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-26 00:00:00

From the GAZETTE, Dec. 25, tBO4. Wier-Office Pr.' 24, IEO4. Ist Rejmerit of Life Guards, Captain John Heavyside,'from the'Sth West India Regiment. to be Captain of a Troop, vice Twaddle, who'exclianges.'" Cornet and Sub-Lieu— tenant Emanuel Agar tit he Lieutenant, by purcbase,• vicrileavYsitle. I..,Lit Henry Davies,'Gent. to be Cornet anit-tistb-Lkutenant , by purchase, vice Agar. . sd Ditto, Gaiiiard,-Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. „, tir;frA (Vice, Der. 24, 18.4. • , . • • ..Cbrpr Riyai:l , nghterrs. Alex. Frazer, Cient-x.mbe Secund Lieutenant, vice Henry fri.:,bbs, promoted. Dated July 2,, 1804, R. a/ Regoreil A,/itiety„ first •Lieuter4aitt Nter 'to be Second Captain, vice: R. Lidortnn,. deceased:" Dated Nov. is; 1804. 'Second Lieutenant- {styes Sinclair• to he First lieutenant, vice Wallace... Pated as above.' SCCOild 'Captain fames Tower t , x Le Captain, yice G.' Mann, ti;.ceastd. Dated Dec.s, ;8.54. t first Lieutenant Richard Jones to be Second Cap tain, vice I , o'wer.' Dated as ,, ab:ive..: Second Lieuterwit Titootss A chison tube First. Lieutenant, viLefonett. Dated asilbove. Gentleman Cadet George Fraier to be Second Lienteriant; vlce S. - ff. t site, iitortuiteii. Dated Dec. 1 4,1364 . Gentleman Cadet Matthew Lotus to be Second I.l“trortant, vice r. Winker,. protlA - Aed. Dated as. above.• 'Gen-Jen:Ml Cadet Thintias fanthani to be Second LiCtt.. te4ant., : ),ice pronto*. Doted as above. Gentleman Caner smitoci cittatos to be Second Lieute.i riant. Dated as above. 'Gentleman Cadet Francis Haul • tarn to be Secomr Lieutenant. Dated as above. Cantittittioas iignedhy the Lord Lieutenant of the Cow/I,lllcent. North iljleljord Legion. and fite , :dshtoy Compipt Ensign Thomas 1:(1•Nall Hulke to i..e Lieutenant, .vice Flekwes ' lketeci Nov. ific4, William' 'Bog. burst,. Gent. to bz Emign, vice litilkes. Dated as above. Commission, signed 4,Y the Lo , el Lieutenant of the Corny et/ Caithness. tat .11.zilctiort of Caithness Pelarnt , rrklant),Y , To be Lieutenants—Ensign Arthur Sinclair. Dated Aug. i 204. Essign lames Williamson./ Datei at. above. tt , si,;u John Davidz,n, vice jeiirt Campbell . ,promol.d. Dated as above. ,Eo,ign Thomas Sivanson, vita Donald Sinclair, tv.igorti. Dated us a! , ove. Ensign lames vidson,lare of the 3d I.!atialir,d of .CAithrtess. Volnuteer Infantry, vii..ej stiles resi,z,ned. Dale(' a 4 aboVe. To be Ens.gns—itoNtrt Corut.ick, Gent. vice Arthur S.n clair.. promoted. !'Nisei 'as above. William s o tile,l,,pd, Gent. victi, jitney W tlliamson, promoted. Oat, dAs above. To tit: Adjutant- , Captain CecNtro (onion, of the late North Lowland l eni. hies. DlitLd as above. • 24 lialtallim or' Ditto. Lieu wilant William Hugh Torrence tb Ya 3 Cap:ain.of a .Conipany, vice Stavely,. appointed in tlw. Line. listed Aug.. zt, Mogi. 3d Battalion of Ditty. Ensign lames Nicoll to be Liente. Laid, vice Donald Miller, resipect. Dated . otl. i 6. iBo4, 'Alex. Ned - titer, Gent, to be Ensign. lames Nicoii, liroinoted. o Dated as•abeve.. Patrick Datill.Calacr ' Gent. to be Ensign, vice lames Davidson, resigned. Dated as above. 11,421WRIjPTS. latnesPardner, late of Novv‘atale-under-Lyme. Statrordshire, itontitonger, to surrender lan'. 14, at three, 16, ;nal 1 O.). 5, at eleven, at the Crownand Atumor inn, Newe'as,.l.iiiiler -I,.)iiie. A1101'114.'6, Mr. Sparrow, Neweastle.tand...r.Lytne; pr,'\lr. Samuel Wilson, 'ft:triple, London: James Rat..ey, of Ilatn, breNver,, to surrender lan, 7,8, and fcia, 5, elavcri, at the Wlitte•lion, Bath. Attornics, , 41ofisr$,Illantitiirtt and Sweet, King's Ber.c!k IGals, hr. net : Temple, London; or Mr. Robert Forntatt St. latties'S Parade, Bath: (Itorge Sellars, of Sheflield,Vorkshiretcahinet-meler and,up. holster,. to surrendier lan: It, la; and Feb. 5, at the i...ing .1 3 21-lead Attornies, Mr. Willisin Beeth liojavetie-street,- yket-street, London i 'or Mr.' William Evans. Sheffield. lonn ti,dccr, (..t . It. thorn, Ivlidtilesex, lir-en-draper, to sur. render ft:C. 31, lan. 13. ante Feb. 5, at eleven, at Guild. hall. Attorney, 'Co -I tin; Holborn. Sarouiel Cyrver, of i : miller, to surrender IZlli. ,g, rv, alit' . • , 1 ilt! C O , k ; „,,4 Pvc 1 on , Si.!!' ! , , Mitchel!, :L;it obiro, • (.;r4'o.lllp , place, I.. , 4wiutt. gubett 1);iN , ...;0n, of 0.4!•,.;.? st!Tet, lin-o-draprfr, .10 currender 1..., 5, r) ..1 twelve, ;, atone; at "Ptiddball. A tiortiey, Mr. Vows, Now o , ow or I,,:te • Liv:trpo. r.,,..r.ten,hant, to !Mr it. 17, At :roil-, 11; at izn, '..vltt l to. 5, at four, at ti,4l;,c; Leig.obtgr, Attor. . ;,' 2,.:.:•tan4ct, New• Ina; Lon ; or :Or. I , tobett 1, i.V,31),(b1•i,.. 01 11,t•••.A,.1i, to stir , .:cri jtiit, 10, 11, an:; I:0). 5, at tole .:L1 the Cin , vrt, lbnti e, Stigo:k. Atturn't Ntr, Notolta, I Ipswich • Viva - F./in, London, I of CrOndalt, county or ,atharnpton, tanner, 1.. . , 5, and Fe:), .5, at ...It,s•Cn, al thc Georg.'. 1. satika (moat y'. Mr. 'BaceA:, ,it.. Coccor-Gard;m; ur . Mr. Itaggett, Ti m! " , ,t r, r,t C.; lonce.iter, rt - vNncy.scrivciter, to silt. • rcruict 1.0), 5,. at cirvvii, at the George,'ltin, tartly, ilut:lt.A.l,lltrc. Attorney, Mr. Satnua Rickards, I".cd 11 ry DIP:We I'VD!.V. . . . . . lan. sr. 'Thorns% 'Buxton and. 11foams Bentlii Buxton,* of ' LeiceAter, 'bankers and coparti,cra; at eleven, at the Dine 'Hell Inn, Leiceater. : • ' Jan. 25. itobert.Alktoft,: of Sheffield, Yorkshire. scissor lnanuili6ufer, at two, ;tulle A ilFti Inn, Sit, flick!. Ja il . 1 8. K ' ,ura kobin 4 ort Ward, or Lottiilgiwm, Yorksh:re, rnerthant, At elevenifitthe White flat t Tavern, Kingston upon-I-lull. Tail. .0. I air..;;; A spin, of Margate, Kent, linen;d:aper, at tin, a; . t.; ni Oita) f , 1.0i,,i00, .1411. tj. , Wiiii:itill kit(m , t), oi I.l;gh.rcet, St, riles, M, i alt.:4ot, hatter anti ltt:bik:i, a t clew n, at C 0411 4 411. Jan. 2.5 „ Ni., ) ,,, 14, t , late, a( Liman, lineolmiliire, money si,;rivoier, betwta...it ti,:ven nr...1 twelve,. at the Bull It '... Douro. JJ . , , an. aai. fc)limShatlatv.l,. late of Cockspitr-strect;. Charing. Coves, Miti.f.h,ex, linco draper, at twelve, at.Guildii3ll. jaa. tS. loha t. , ...ttntlea . s, of . Pair,swick,,..4 - 31,Oticeste(shire, (11011ey-5411 , a0tr, at pleyc,n, ,at the Ktntrii • Arms' Inn, Sti:t;tni, (Aoweestershir::. CEP 17E/CATES. - - ' '' I.ln. lc. Ch.:l les Wcz , le , l aud RA , tirt tVevon, of Foster-la: , 1 7C ;,off Ch.w Yl,lll.trn Alici Robert Cl,ty, vow or 'laic; 0: And NI A LS. Aft it 1 VD-4 Dublin. po 4 —2 Harnburgli, s Dublin, 7 Waterford.' T i E S Li N. y' LLM fAtils DICSIOL rM luM AVDIAT ? LONDo ws.nutsuA"y, vEcemasit 26, 180. i. NOTEI INO fuither i 4 yet n relpt!ling the flew mini,,te,rial At liif.getnents ; but thete is no ofte intention of Flit, :v1 ,A jat•Ty to follow up the tccanclliation which Kis tAKen tlace, uptier his Roy,tl ouipices, between the late nod rtseot Pistrts, by sortie in4tk.sf favour confelied upon the It is very gererary thought that M. Appitio. l ON'S services jn the Chair of •the HouF,e of Ccrn. inons, during a long an►l difficult p er iod, have r►at ,ufGrienthr tewirded. and it will therefore be bean! 'wills plelsure that the political obAtaciek which were ',lazed in the *way of his laboliuoly acquire!" honouti; have been removed by O w con. desceosion. of his Sovereign, and tile mmgnaniinity of Mr. PITT. Any event which tends to strengthen the.Govera— ment of the Country at a time -when unusual vi. gout and exertions are required, muss . be a matter of eongrittutation to the Public ; anti there can be no doubt but that the present will have that tendency . - in a very considerable degree• Independently of his personal friends; :Mr. AD. DINGTON, having hien Minister 'when the Parlid .ment .WOl Chosen, .has, of CoUrae, in it a respeitable number of adherents, Who have a deference for his opinion, and consider his political condua as an example for their own. The Withdrav,Ang of these from thd . COALESCED OrrOSITIoN, and adding them to: the .weight.of Government, will m..ke Mr. PITT'S vi Cory over. his enemies, in the ensuing Session, as easy as it was previously Certain. ". 1 • The sentiments of afretlionate loyalty with which Mr. PITT has ever regarded his 5o v 'Retort, maust . have made him anthill; to evince to HIS MAJESTY,' that he felt no suCh `reseattnent . at Mr e Arsoitio... TON'S COnChia as would induce him to wish to 'exetude that Gentleman for ever ifolll HIS MAJESTY'S VC- ser,ce. The great deficiency of the late Administration arose front the want of- a Leader of tried abilities and acknowledged superiority. The particular ta.• lOts of mloY 61 its Members, and of those who . held office under it, were always felt and tecognised by Mr. PiTr. In giving employments, therefore, to some, of these, suited 'to' the respetlise natures of their talents andinforrrittion, he'will net make ti e smallest sacrifice of consistency. 'lc is well known: that, anxious that the.boNincas, of the Nation should be' transaetcd in 0 . manner most conducive to' the hentfir of the Country, he offered to many of ADW•I4OTON'S adherents the option of retaining the it t fficiaVsituati?ns. His offer was accepted by sever t 1 of them ; bin others felt- themselves too closely;allied to the late Minister to allots , of their taking part under a Government .which had over thrown.his, power, and which be, in his turn, vehemently opposed. . This obstacle being removed, it is extremely Probable that some of these Gentlemen, and parti. cularly those whose nsmee we mentioned yesterday, mdy again be employed. in public stations. Ott thi‘; 911 on every ruler occasion, we recog. tlize thit ardent .desire and fixed determination of Mr. PITT to form tlte..sti.ongest and ablest Mini. nistraiinn which circumstances will admit. I-lis ex. ertions towards cotuposing One, which would per. haps have: been the strongest ever formed, were ac. 1. - .l.rwiedgcd in the quarter. most liable to jealousy tspnt the subject. Yet, on that occasion, lit was the objca of the must virulent .and rancorous abuse ; we cannot wonder, therefore, that any attempt, of his to strengthen that Administration which he was enabled to form, ;,11:)ulti expose, hiM' Cu a repe. adult f invcaive. We repeat, that nn,de4nitive arrangement has yet been made, in any ptiicular. Our Readers may depend upon the earliest inforinatiun upon the tdbjea. . The French raterc 4 1- ti‘ ed at so late an hour yesterday morning, that we had oily time to evraet the myst prorninenr articles. We, have this day ilekted all the remaining articles• that are of any imf7ortance ; there are ,very few of that description; fsst. the Pipers ate 'principally filled veil h the most hiiinbastic an . AI minute' details of the Fetes and 'ti ws with Which lON'Ai'Aters7firids'it , ttecs, sat y to amuse, his good people.of Paris, of the dignified derneanourd the new.made. Emperor, of the captivating condescension of the 'lMperial Jo. s ?tilt INF, of tEe,onboUnded, gratitude which the .French People feel to the Corsican for having con. descended to become their Mister, and of their en, thusiastic affeetion for all the Princes and' Princesses' of. his Illustrious House. The Letter in the dated from Cadiz, is evidently . of Paris ma.: notadore. • flit Royal Highness the Dux! of YOiti, and Isis Aids.de.Cdmp, wish Mr. Gr, ertsvoots, - leit town on Sunday morning last, to past the Holidays with the la ; vrctt sea of Yoltit,at attiatldS; and on Monday Her Rqyal Highnuss held; in the, grand hall at att. lands - , before dinner, in her usual style of bene,vo. lence, h r Grand Fair;.as ip customary . witliGerman Princtsses on Chrktinas:Eire. Her Royal High. bestowed,. witb,her Royal Hand, a portion of her bounty From the Fair, to each of the for ty.five female orphans and children wfiotn she supports, Children of the . - mechanics anti labouring poor in the vicinity or Oatlands. Alter this the children were introduced by their Govesoor vcrutp.s into the grand saloon, where they dined its - a . . vtry suiriptunus manner. lhetr ROyai H:3ltoesss car at the head of the table. The DUKE of CLARetice WM:entertain a large rally o Nt..w. )(gilt's ll,)37 1 , at 114 I:at at tiaahy xs . His .Exeellency Alle Earl of Mott", dined yester. day with Gen. HASTINGS, in Ilarley.itreet, Cavan. dish square. The . Marquis of Alrelt'cotttes - ,villa, at Stanntore,- islull of hOliday folki, Out of.whom:hi, Lordship will muster a strong company of Amateur Attars. The private theatricals commence to.morrow, under life &Oily' management Of -Mr: .LAWRENCL, the Painter, on account of . the continuing indisptsition of Mr. J. KEMU'LIt.. Lady Lou ISIA' MANKII tia leaves town to-morrow for the Earl of DYSA'RT'S.se.at, in the Isle of,Wight. Lady HEATIICOTR 'gave an elegant ball and supper on Friday evening, ether seat at Normanton Patk, to all the neighbobring Nobility and Gentry. It is amusing enough to observe ,the excessive chagrin of the .0141 Opposition, discharged with such vehemence through' the Morning Paper which • is its chief organ, at the, late reconciliation of Mr. PITT and Mr. ADDIN.GTON't at)(1 the great consola tion which the ingenious Writers in that Paper aired to derive from the discovery they have made, . that Mr. ADE INGTON is to step over the shoultlers • of' Mr. PITT, And be the leading man in the Chi. net. And this he is to do, because the Admiiii- • stration of Mr. PITT and. Lord MELVILLE, which has continued since May last, has confilettly hawed the Public. That the continuance of Mr. PITT,'s Administration,. and of.thnse who-. ad con. formably tri Mr. I'VeT'S principles, his completely exhausted the patience of the Mooing , Paper al luded. to, and of, its supporters 2190, we can tea.. dily believe; but the Writer may rest assured, that it is only that part of the Public who have ivowed' themselves to be the friends of O'CostNou, DSTT o and CO. whose patience the Administration. of Mr.' PITT and L9rd Mr IN I te.a haS'exhsllsted. We leave the greatest confidence,, that the sent,. • ments usually conveyed through that Paper will never he the sentiments of the Public of England. Our Hague Correspondent has furnished us with the following authentic list of the winter quarters of the Gallo..flatavian 'Army. The Commander : in. Chief, General IVlA.Rmorfr, has his Head.qiiarters at ,Amsterdam ; - but as he is abient in Paris, the French 'Peneral ViGt.iol, LE is the Commanderaterim. THE FRENCH TROOPS ARE QUARTIRi:D, The 35th Regiment of the,Line,.lnfintry, the ,rat Batta lion, Jr KOtrettlilli, and the Third Battalion at Breda. - The cotit Regiment of the:Line, Infantry, thcTliird Batta • lion at Bergen-op•Zooni. .• The i ith Regtinent of the Line, Infantry, the First Batta lisi Couda, and the Thiid at Utrecht: The 84;11 Itegiment of the Line, Infantry., the First Bata. lion at ooesettr,-;h, and the See,ml at Arnheim: The yz Ite tt intent of the Line; Intitary,. the First Bat ta taw, :ind the Thiid at Nimeguen., • ... The. 18th Rvgiinent of Light Infantry, the Second Batta lion at mi.erahlt. The Slit Regiment of Chaisotirs; on horseback, at Deven , ter and Zwolle.' • . • • The 6th Regiment of Hussars has piquets at Amsterdam, at the Hague, at Zutphen, Campen, and Ruse. that,- to carry dispatclies, or to escort couriers. The French' ArtiPery is quartered at Gorinchorn, and has . its hark in the vicinity. The miners and sapeurs are quar tered at Woerdon. ,The map will' thew that the .lirekh Troops, tojudge from the mantle'. in In hien they are quar tered, seem 'mere intent:A 'to watch the Continent, thin to embsrx tOr invading Bmtland. , • . Tlla lIATAVIAN TitOOPS.—TIRsT Balt:AM Head-quarters at Amsterdam. he Ist Battalion of Grenadizrs, at A insterdarri. • The tot ,Battalion of Infantry, at the Hapie. Th e 6 t h Batt a lio n of I nfantiy , at Amsterdam. "i he Bth Battalion Infantry, at the Held er . 'ilk; 13th Battalion fa:nary, at Orilla. • rat and ad I.l4ttalion Wdicl:ek Infantry, and t h e 4th Battalion of Batavian Light Infantry, at Groningen. THE SECOND tikiGisAti . .. • ' Mead-cimrters lei Haarlem. Two Battalions of c;rei.adiers, with rite 10t11Und 1 7 th Bat talinns Infantry, at Haarkm. The ion Battalion. Infantry, and the Second Battalion Light Infantry, at Alkmaar, The 18th Battalion Infantry, at Leyd...n. The 19th •Battation lotahtry, a'r One Strad roit - of Hussare, at' Anisteadim. One iTiadron of Hussars, ;it li rurleni. • , Two Squadrons of Dragoons, at Bois le [he. • • One Company of'Flying Artillery, at the Hague. Ft., , r Co n -games of Artillery, Ann the batavian Ponaoniers; are (paltered at Dell, where the 13atavian Palk of Artillery . is placed during-the Winter. • These areonLe the tronpa.belnngi u g t o the United. Gallosriataviala Artny, Whicb ; the 'Corsican U-orper. ,has . the insolence to Call the -Left Wittg the „Army of Engl.:Md..... -; 13 , !. , ides the above„mentioned French 'Troops in the Batavian Republicoen thousand Ahern are in t. 4ealand, under the.cottmand of General Motra'ir; and four thousand,risote are. vartet.ed at fielvuet. slays -and where several Officers of .General M., , ,amoi:e l ,s-Staff ate . - andel d during . -the winter, •tri prevent the introdAion of British Mantifadures, and iirei ; tilar communication with England.• The total number of Trciops fortrting this Gallo. , Batavinii• Army amounts to 3i,0e0, o f witt;in 19,906 .are.BatarkanS, and 16,000 Frenchmen., According to a private letter fti".trn thell . ,gue l the 18th ulr. the spirit of discontent in the B.javien : Republie,. against their F,ench tyrants, has at last broken out to eels of Violence, in several towns and ; viil. t ge; At . Ainitet44nl., Rotterdam, and Buis le: Due, FrefleW and soldiers, faus4i. in .ilie streets after dark, have been thrown into the canals: by the people. Several 'of' them have been drowp.; cd; and when walking out during the day t hey n have met with iwults of 'threats, which they h ave . resented with iinprisonnients landtdeigs seven FrenCh soldiers,'With a serjeant, tin duty in the. Corps'., de Guard on the Mew, have disappeated,:, and are suppnsed to lyivc been thrown into that river'by the fishermen of that village, -which is reduced ;o beggaryisince . the War. A report Was..CUrreilt:-on the 17111, : , 11;at as soon as the French Troops shall receive a tvittfoleernent of 20,000 men, said to tbe• On 'their march trout the Army on the - Coast, the most point!. us'Cities will be, declared in a state' of siege. ,Me rl t. nit vre :, eitt j that 139NArAkill, in hisfuryi 'pr,clairn even , the whole Republic to be under Time Bataviata.Tiones, though more numerous:than. the French, .haire. hitherto. remained quirt spedittots; hut an address collet's, written in spirited language by some onknomn person, who calls on them to alit in defivering their . Cluntry from itq fOteign yoke, ha" made a great impression, and- beve l4 l • diiels have been the conseqiience between them and :the' French.. G. Vt 0N0t.,1, a has been obliged to separate- the - troops the two-nations, bo t h at by Sending them to different quarters. It is said that the Batavian. Diteb i 4s forced to re , igt), by SISSiONV have entered a protest, which this agent of 801./APARTI praveoccd iracti, 04 distributed. 'from. being pr. N P L NEWS. rLYMCittni. DEC. 24. Arrived the ri sly Calbarina, of Poppenburgh, Capt. Surr Rs, laden with wheat from ?Ulu, bound to Li 0),),,, put in to'refit, being ieaky. Sailed the Dretnitrousl,l, of 9g guns, to join the Chan►+el Fleet. The Uramia Frigate tvcrit out.of flubour this afteril.non. DP.C. zs.—Sailed. Hifi Majesty's Ship Leopard, Rear-Adiniral Louis, Leda Frigate, Vahan* Bumb, Boitarer, 114tr1hty, Minx, Basilisk, Tigre's, jacial4 Clinker., and Griper Gon.brigfi for D,Ongeness. • In the Downs—Morareh, Castor, Ardent, Inflexible, An telope, Alert, Champion, Dart, Lucifer, Discovery, Vesu vius,-Oevastation, Harpy, Curlew, Orestes, Jamaica, Zebra, Thrasher, Firm, Mariner, P:nclier, - Biier, Bold, Sparkler, Watchful, Tickler, Speedy and Autumn ; . Armed Deiencc Ships as before. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.. To .the 'Officers and Company of 'His lq..jesty's. Sloop harpy, forthe Capture of the bourn, the 3d of lune, 1799' at No. 18, element's Inn, on Friday next;• or every Tuesday and Friday fur three years,. 'at tile same place. 1"o t he Utticgrr Companieg of His Maje_ Harpy aml.ftaber, tor' tftet:ipiu re 'flt- the. W. 1 . 1 " -cr "" 7 A L , - 2. 4 t .luntr i 1749, at No. tB, Cleinent'S Inn; 011 ii , or every W o ve...may and kriday, during ehree years. at the same place.. • , To the Officers and Company of F lit Majesty's Ship Dtedalus, the Proc.eeds of i'rize capturedihe 22C1 'augury, 1802, tetnittcd froni India, at No. ik -element's lull, on Friday - next ; or. every: Tuesday and Friday, (luring three years, at the same titts,`Othi;ers awl . companies of His Majesty's Sloop Harpy, and the Yrincesi of Wass Cutter, for the Capture of the Guede Hop; the 141 h May, 17r, at No. tB, dlc inent's Inn, on t•riday nest; or every fuesday and Friday, • during three yearj, at the same place. • , - 10 the Ottiixrs Company of His - Majesty's Ship ,sn. teloPes fur the csiiittc 4 of the t wo . Dutch .Seh t tvls, le•, - 00* 431oein and Voile PiLtre,the Nth of MAteh, tk)4, on her arrival ill Port, or every : Tu'ckday and riday for three ICan it/ come. DEC. 10. We understand that a plan has been adopted by Government, which at the same ,time that is will produce the greatest advanfage to the public service. is calculated tqytti the ciples to individuals. I . ll A as o t . ji ni s d t it a i n u d it . b4 is ne t 0 6'C ' be rnado so e ve ry . Se c ond Boys PER of Abe. Ilrgiments' ilbe Line of 'r • PER CoMPANY they are nOt . • pFie:clllllefe:}sa'Ale-rGisirseussi9tit;ift7al:::jeanalr:leetieteleYiet.a.hprieegr-i'stiotintsic":':eiivir a . r t e' io °llll: : Ji nn i t n Ys e i : cu d ; them to the Regiment are to receive Two Guineas. The bays are to h e clothed and furnished with ot i h n er c .tr a olilic eu r ric s.: to do duty ..tilt they ate,; Of., 'Aden' ayge art a c l a st week h k u t t le t s il s to be and the same tooting as strength. • A noted .forger of hank: n otes teas, apprehended by that very indefatigible Peace Oli n ter, captrin and the offender is now i :custody, , The deliegnent acknowrettges that he sometimes forged three Iturktrril notes st•day.—.. Captain 'Warm went in quest of. ;troche! . not,enit, ou's forgce, 'but f-Ound him tiz; , d, !riving . h e titne.t€4 save tu ro mble -the exectnc.r. i.kontbe,r. of this nefarious gang was—aPprelico4e3 by NI, Jjor.. B;rr.' The 'fait mentioned cif:miter stoud thr p its lory a short . tim: a}; ,, , for bUrne . t eiating 1)4 , 4: rotes. severJl 'tins at highway ro bbers, have latcy bre') rnadeiti the neightiourti , ;Ocl of Beltasf.. Ort Wednesday ht tact, About eight t.st.lock, a yciung man, clerk to r ra eCt. , blei ltouse in th<it t , twn sp , waystoppe3 by -two men armed. 44n the Carlc.! ter ;us r...ad, a little di,unte beyond ~,.the new: I.)""ck,one' of v.1t..•1 peen . 1 . pee.wed visit") tobffir and demanded his .inimey,. and at the .sainc ttrOc de6red the other to search-16,4 vi.ickets.;.bc,.hoo e v r o resisted the &catch; and eludi ng the irllow!s grap, nrtite his:escape and got into one of new 10.tisett h , :flnw the bits rick; on his making cif , • hoc of tbo. fellows. fired a Otto' ate; hien, but Wordy : with* 'out efEet. • Friday. night. the'rb inst. a number of villains entered the h,,Use Of Mr.. of Nr'Y•gr' n g e l County of Meath, 'dragged him out of his bed, amh - placed 4.gtiJrd,Over him, while ;he rest of 'the gal tubbed the house of two hundrz.d po unds in H . "' The robbers departed withoot.taking any Other bt u) y. I.Nie .2d of the 924.1lighland 12egitnCPE ArriVeo in this City 'on Monday' fast from . 4 i pool ; they :to a.6ne buil); ~f men, ,d were 115 " :i inedialtiy . billited ittff:reni par (5 ° I t h e. C 4. Letters were yesterday received (trim M alts ; which stint', 11•••tr' all the V e ,,,,is in that P. , ft ,C r actively•• preparing . fijr . the eloh;ti - lemlt r iof le l: ir(iin that Gartison, upon an Exi.rdition t wit Fi la t lies Y known; but it.tv".l.,.gener.illy'conjeCt"rei%%;fig its sle,tination was for hg pt 'tir"Slcily, an". m , prob:ll.ly for d Lit tir. o n SP Lu,jd ...f , till r:passed throuih:Canteroury l s•••• f t, tot.tty r, on his return to res ume his comOu nd I) . gdirisktie. ~ ' • 1 " Rear-Admiral Di,uC4As has.resnmed the Sore 're r" in:enhance of the fitting ou t of the several C' vet,selsand`Gun-boats at Woolwich, 1 ~,,i;tl . The jermy, -----,---,•of Sunderl oal, eeial i i— r - ; Pas sunk off St'Aith, on the' coast of Y:trkihir e • . (jil ,bay &ow f,ecl. - - , - , 1 -,' she u .., , i . nrotrna, CARaopv, from 11,,1t1,:g.t0 oe'-', f,,"nai-thd• was lost tile 2I“ Oct -yin: I r, 'cor O i l' r s..tinsu, • , .• • , . Da l'arifleativr dr Naar o, .fr ,, ai 11‘irceInn f 01 . e le ; t‘.ll"'l hi' the Sql 1 }ton usitter , c,•in,natal o ,ofr FLitN, 19 1 , 11 t! , t , , 16:1),•.;,11.e, Wil4 lOsl 01Win. d iN ie• ;-it; ',15, :.0..1 c tiliti.., . . , _ t let Bit s.Ap.— 1 'he L o ORD IVIAYR yestertray ',roe. , 0 1 the pike of Be cut to be re hirer half . an-A' t-e ',ltt 11. in the - peck in,11,. to take plAee t 4l -"i' ) " ''''' ; tj,. , Vattern loaf wheatro w• iii their b e i o lit furl , . 4t and household Is. 21 '.. MOP t . , K - yrzaits, it ',echo, has contrived to, get -Id sell ‘.lgairi into co,iiiir nicnt. lle s• fa her •(" 01 , ; inclined toidend the Pali - tit:Lin 41111;theip,Oin'tP4 butt, at all events, th e history us his itnprisvargit will rte a subjeCt for a ...eu; swr,k . -,~