The Sun. — London, England, 1801-12-23 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dee. 22, 1301. Wur-Office, Decemler zz, x2or. ISt Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Suigecn John Going, from the Hospital Staff; to be Surgeon, vice Forbes, who 'ex changes. • _ 4th Regiment of Foot, Ensign George Wathen, from the 87th, Foot, ta. be Lieutenant, .by purchase, qr& Wilbri, ham, promoted. gth:Ditto, Ensign toseph Cooper to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice N/I‘Nctir, • who retires. Ensign Alderman 'Sitoulditsfg-Irern , theracth Foot, to - be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice,Dawson, promoted in the Nth. Foot. istli Ditto; William Bowen Reynolds, 'Gent. to be - Ensign; by purchase„ vice French,' plonicteci ; • itith Ditto, Ensign tieddes, from the zoth Foot, fy be Quartcrl'MaSteti vice M`Derrnott, deceased. . zoth Ditto, Volunteerloseph Byrne to be-Ensign, .with Out purchase, vice Geddes, appointed Quarter-Master .to the 78th Foot. • 'Seth Ditto, William Dennid; Gent. to be EMign, vice Ar bonin, deceased. 3 . • • . • • s t Ditto, Charles Ashe a Court, Gent. to be. Ensign, by purchase. 32,4 - Ditto,* Ensign Charles Henry Strode to be Lieutenant, 4 - by-purchase,. -vice Butioughs,. who retires,- • . ,4114,11 ; Dino, Lieutenant, Martin Lindsay ,to be Captain,, by purchase,, vice Fitzgerald, who retires,.. Ensign James ,'Teter Fitzgeraid,to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lind say, 48th Ditto,. Ensign William. Sinclair Wemyss to be Lietite. • siat, by purchase, vice Dougan, who r e ti res .. Adj utant , Thomas Magee t o be Ensign, without. purchase, vice Ma -combe cashiered. . . Sill Ditto, lone -Warren, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Nico.Kutzlthen, pi - wool - O. -, Royal Waggon Train, Hubpital-Mate E. T. Lusconibe to be Assistant-Surgeon,. vice Geddes, whi2 resigns. - HOSPITAL 'STAFF. • .. • Surgeon Thomas Forbes, - from the iSt Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon to the loxes., vice . Going,. who exchanges. • Yrlayii,-, ~i; . G-! • ~77•,•: a , zd Ye . .w,-,7ay Cr:valfry. Tnornis •Caliey, G•_..•;.. ro Lv: Lieuttinant, vice J.`• iliice, del ciased. - . • • Old Areldrum Voiunters. Second Lieutenant 'Thomas, Forbes to 1?e 'First Ilifutgnajit, vice, Simpson, promoted. _ Pena:ennit• Folio:tars. Hainhly, .Gent. , • to be Second •Lieutenant, vice Beals, who resigns. - .• • • Wootiopt Volunteers. • - nsign Richard . Horne to be Lieutenant, vice Bennett, who reogns. • - , :Msmon.ANoum.. • TheAppointropt of Ali% Benjami n S co tt t o an Eusigncy, Withuut puttliase, 'in Foot, has not taken place. ' • gNICRUPTC . Y ENLARGED. ran. r 6. John„Sinunonds, of Canterbury, linen,clrapor, ai ten, at Guild4ll,, London. 1 - !/11‘WRCIPTS. • William .Field, of Old Cavendisii7street, painter afirl icisurrender Deccinber- 29, January .a, and February q. i at ' tlni at Guildhall. Atto rnies , Is.l essrs. W at kin s and Stack_ 11 - 4se,'FearherStene-Biiilding s . '• 'hifteas de Mauch "Foledano, of Great Aylie, street, GoOd ,,,inan's4ields, merchant,. January z, 6, and FebrUary,i, at ten, at,Giiildhali—AttormesiMessrs. ancrAnnesfeys • leSeph Morris, now or late of St. John-street, Westminster, mcniey-scriven,:r, I.lcember 29, at ten, lantiary s„ and rebruary ‘.2,• at one; at Guildhall. Atzorney, Mr. Tagg, Furriival's , lim. • Thomas I uxon, late of Birmingham, corn-fa6tor, January zo, at lour, January am, and Februaiy 2, at eleven, at the Union 'lnn, I.3;r:nify, - ;hani. Attornies, Mr.. S. LO . We; Bir minghaih "or Mi. Sanderson,Valsgrave, P !zee. = • Tnomas Arnold, of Wolverhampton, baker, January 4,5, • and February 2, at pleven, at the [erningham-Arms, Sniff •nal. Attoinieg, Messrs. Aliens, Clement's-Inn, London ; or Mr. - Col - Ser, • • • ' , Reuben Sinith, late oL -. Liverpool, dealer, December 26, Tai l• 2, and FebrUary 2, a t t en , at Guildhall.' Attorney, Mr. Freame, Little Saint Martin's-lane:William • HolMes, of. Utley, Yorkshire, mercer, Jakmary 4, at five, January s,'and February 2, at ten, at the White Horse, Otley. Attornies, Mr. Sykes, ,New•lnu, London ;or Mr. Barrett, Otlev, • • arritrel. King, of Giouce§ter, shopkeep e r, farmary. 4, g, and Feßruary 2. 2t 4C;.'Cu, atilie:King's•- Head un, - Gl , Yircester Attornik;s, Mes4rs. jcntins and. James ! New_lnn, London ; or Mr. H. Ix ( ilton; Gioucoster, EdWard Barker, of Stevenage,,Flerts, corn-dealer, DeceMbe c r 29, January 2, ;and February 2, at one, at. Lon don. Attorney', Mr. Well's, Wood-street, Spitalfields. Wil-tiara-Key,:. Duke-street, Olelgate,'- Londnn, man's mercer. January 2,.h, and February 2, at ten;_ at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Syk es , Castle-street, Holborn. Tames Brady, of ipswieh, linen-thaper,Januar s, 6. and Ft.-bruary - 2, at /..11,.at the Fleece Inn, Ipswich. Attorney, Mr. R. Stones,,Dutharn.; Ipswich.• DIVIDE7CDS. fan. 23. Robert Roberts and William Williams; of Greai Distaff-lane, London, Warehoo at one,: at Guildhall. Feb. 23. Susanna Metcalf and John Metcalf; of Golden- Leg -court, Cheapside, hosiers, at twelve, at Cuildhali. fan. 2.3.. Pierce Morris, of St. Martin's-taut, hosier, ai one, at G uildhal i • •_ , _ Jan. 2,3. John Danis late of Bankside, Surrey, lighteian, at one, at GuiWWII lri . • ' ' • • Tan. sz. Thomas Payne'and Richard PaYne, of Cheapside, • 'goldsmiths, at ten, at Guildhall. ' • Jan. 9. .George Fletcher, late of Thornbugh-street, xplaisterer, at ten, at an 2z.John' Bebbinton, the City-Road, urribrella mal'er,.at eleven, at • •_ Jan. tcl. lames Fozard the elder, Letitia Fozard,.'and Tames Fozard the'youpger, of Park-lane, stable-keepers; at ten, at - Guildhall : *" 25, Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, linen-draner, at the Sign of \the Queen's-I-lead ; Huddersfield: lan'. x 4. George Grayson, late of South Cave; York, grocer, at eleven, at the house.of Barnard Cook, South Cave. THE SUN. SULZM QUIS DiCIRi !ALBUM AUD4AT ? 401VDOAT, DECEMBER 23, ISoi. WE this morning received some .Sets of French Paters, to complete those which reached us yester day, but none of a later date; they therefore fur, Dish us with no additional information. Two Hambrirgb Mails remained due when our raper was put to Press. , His MAJESTY rode out on hot*baek yesterday in Windsor Park. • Her Royal Highness the DncitEss of YORK was yesterday much recovered from her late indisposition. • Mr. SFL one of His Majesty's Messengers, arrived early yesterday morning with Dispatches from. tile. INtiqq:Ji4,CQRNWALLIS. We find Colonel LITTLEtIALES did come to this Country last week, but upon no public business of 'importance. • ' Virednesday and Thursday last, two divisions of the G'wiids, from Egypt, marched into Winch.ster. The men in general, considering, their long fatigue abroad, made a' very good appearance—their Stan_ ..dard being,greatly 'torn by' the eneiny's bore a rut iciest tctin,r.by of tneir hravery, and the sig. pftl - services rendered to their Cowry. NAVAL NEWS. z LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 22, 13t;. .eldmiralty-Offce, December 22, lgot. Cipy of a Letter from the Right lionourable . Lord Keith, K. B. Commander in Chief of His Ma jesty's Ships and ressils rn 11.7,4. Mediterrane an , ,to Evan Acepeal, - Esi: dated' Sea, the 1 4 th e?f, September,• 1801. - - *4 . • SIR, I IT is wit 4 / great concern:that I acquaint you, for the information Ofih-ir Lordships , of the capure ,`• • of Ffis' IVlajesty's Ship the .Swiftsure, by Gan.. theaure's Squadron, .An his return to France, after his unsucoessful, attempt to debark Troops' on the Coast of Egypt; I inelose a Copy of Captain Ha lowell's Communication of that unfortunate even and have the Honour to be, S 4, &c. tic: KEITH. On board L'lndivisible, in Toulon 1..0RD Road, z4 . th July, IT is with infinite concern . T , lpve to inform yott Lordship, of the capture of His Majesty's late Ship Swiltsure, by a Squadron of French*Shi?i under the command of Rear-Admiral Gantheautte. Having separated from my Convoy, consisting of Cartels and light Transports, on the tad, ultimo, I vi,4s mak - in the best of my way to , Malta, when on the t triorn;ng of the 24th, at half past three, the wind at N.W. Cape berne bearing S.W, distant IlbOut seven leagues, - we discovered Five Sail to leeward of us, nearly hull-down --! As Lieutenant Sheppard, of the Pigmy Cutter, had .informed me on the t§th that an Enemy's Stfulacfkrii—had quitted Durassp on the 7th, where they hid attempted 'to land their Troops, con cluded.the. Ships in sight were those of Which he had.:given- me .intelligence, and, made all the sail posible to-get from them : • at - sun-rise my suspi cionswere realized; we clearly distinguished four of them to be of the Line,' the other a large Frigate, and- their6ignalAags Stion.painted them .Our to be Enemies. fit half past five, two of the Line: of Battle 'Ships...taCked„ by signal, And stood on till they fetched into our wake, while the other two And the Frigate' stood upon the- same tack with us. At eight o'clock, the two Ships and Frigate having fore-reached considerably on - us, tacked and stood towards us until they got on our lee quarter, when they tacked'again.: :From their. great superiority of sailing, they closed with us so fast as 'to be nearly within gun-shot by two:P.M. ; and as the Ships astern were coming up veryfasr, I determined on bearing doWn and -engaging the two Ships and Frigate to leeward, hoping to - disable one - df flier.] before the Whole Squadron could be brOught into AEtion, and:thereby effea oui- escape by getting leeward of them : at three o'clock,'-. I bore up ar id steered to pass 'astern of . the sternmost Ship, all our steering-sails. set on .the starboard-side, when the Enemy tacko. and stood 'toward us: at hall past three the Indivisible, of ED guhs, 'bearing Rear!. Admiral .GantheauMe's Flag, and the Dix Abut, of 74 guns, being in c10 , ..e order, .and within half gun- Shot of us, opened their fire, which was instantly answered, and a warm- Atction ensued, Their- great superiority in point of. sailing gave them evernicl. vantage of position, and baflled.alCAu'ailtrniots to get to leeward of them. At.thirty-seven-minutes past four, the Jean Bart and Constitution, Of 74 guns, being within gunshot, and closing upon our 'starboard -quarter verrfast, the Indivisible almost 'oh 1.16 - aid of us on our larboard-bow, and the Di x 'Rout .on our larboard-quarter, • out fore-yard and fore-topsail-yard shot 'away, all' our running and "pia of ow,standing rigging cut to pieces, the:fore:. ,mast, mizen-mast, ancLmain-yard badly wounded, our .deck lumbered with, the Wreck and sails, all hopes-of making our escape cr falling in with any sirceour being cut off, and only one of the Enemy's Ships appartiritly. mitch-damaged, I thought farther resistance, in our crippled state, would be'exposing the lives of valuable Men without any advantage to their Country_ resulting from it, with pain, there fore, I ordered Majesty's Colours lb be struck, after an Atlionmf one hour and seven minutes. Most sincerely, myLord, do I-lament our having been oppoSed to so-,Vety ,superior a Force,' as from the steady ancl . gallnt" COnduti of the Officers and Men I had the honour to command on this occasion, and with whom I had been acing nearly four years on various services, .1 have not a doubt. of what would have been the issue of a Contest on more 'equal- term-s.. Our loss iris been principally in masts, yards,' sails, and rigging ; having only two Alen killed, Lieurenarit Davis; and seven men wc - "unded (two of whom are since dead of their Wounds);.:tlr Enemy's imtention being ,to disable us in our rigg ing, in which they succeeded too well. At the commencement ,of this une"gnal Contest, - we were eighty-six men short of complement,.and had fifty nine sick, those who returned froth the Army'be fore Alexandria having introduced a bad feyer into the Ship. Four hundred men were put on board the sure on the evening of 'her capture, Many :pf' the prisoners 'removed, • and the Ship in so crippled a state as to render it necessary to take' her in tow the next day, Carpenters and Seamen horn all the Ships were sent on.board to r,epair lier damages, and Soldiers to complete her number to nven hundred ; and with all their exertions, and the advantage of smooth water, it was Six days before they wete able to make sail . . • On the 4th of July, between Latnpidosa and Pan •lalaria, they fell in with•and captured the Mohawk Letter of Marque, from Bristol to Malta, :laden with various artidres of merchandize ; on the lid they anchored in this Road, in general, very sick ly, without having lantled any part of their Troops on . the Coast of Egypt or Barb a ry, alth oug h t h ey attempted debarkation at .Derne,.,on the 2:3C1 ult. but fOtTi the hostile appearance and receptio n of the Jatlyes, they did,, -opt persevere, and returned to their Ships withouhdanding a single person. , I feel it a duty litme tu'Admiral Gantheauiie to mention to your Lordship the handsome manner in which we have all been treated by the Officers of his Squadron, and by him in particular, the strictest orders' have been issued to preserye, the property of every individual, and he has. done ;very, thing in , his power to render the situa7ion of the Officers ;:e .- :d A.. men as-comfortable as possible,. . . I have the Honour to be, ' • My . .Lord, s:;.. (Signed) BEN. II ;k ',LOWELL. Right Honourable Lord Keith, K. B. &c.. &c. &c. . , , PLY MOUTH, DEC; I I A R 2 'TED the Adelphi, RITCHIE, JOB. EON, 'ard 'Concord, HARDIE, from. Riga ;-• Three q. . S'isters, TAY 1:,OR, from Dantzie; Friendship, Ro- B N ands Hefaar, WAYG Q OD, if 0 fn . 7: 12'4111, for this Port-. The followin4 Vessels put in here yesterday, wind,bound, viz. American Ship Fox., KEmßbe, from Copenhagen for Batavia ;Perseverance, Ev Arts, from London for Liverpool ; Ggod /went, Hum- RE IN, from Drain for Limerick ; St. Joseph Di ligente, cAV I ER, from Hull for Lisbon ; 4dmir'al Prescott, BRAND, from Dartmouth for Lisbon ; and Sally s WEBB, from London for the 'West Indies. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 2i. PUT hack, Rwing to contrary winds,- the Comet, MuRcHEsON, and Juno, CLARKSON for. Grenada Reward, LEECH, Tullach Castle, BERKLEs , jdhn and Thomas, LEECH, and Francis and Elize4. LEN, for ;Jamaica, the same having sailed from 4iis Port some time since. - • SHEERNESS, DEC. 22. THIS day arrived, and came into. Harbour, the Sleedwe - II Brig, of .4 guns, Lieutniint from Yafmouth, DEAL, I)Fc. 22. -: ,: ; THE Resalia, SINCLAIR," for' Berbice, haslott _ . her cathead, by a - vessel running foul i vfher last • - night, • Yesterday a Court of Direaors Was 'held at- the Eot . .lndizt Tionse . , when the: Slfips .. Da tid ,Scar Cupells, destined to 'China, were, ordered :to4be afloat. T - sr ;Jan uaty, - sail to • G - eNtrai r ri(rth'e t'A; iitrid be in - itr6 - Downs - :'thel — t3th iebrtiltry. The C9urt 3:rdi;?tirtied at five o'clock till tlii ,dad . Yesterday Mr. joithr Horsof4J, the . Purser of the Hon, Ea:,t: India . Cc.)piOany'ti the '.: l / 7 4.i5t0 1 , Capt. CAMP Li ELL MAR J OR I BANKS, attended at the Ind-4r-house, and rceT - Feci'his'4rial dispatches•for the Is' n'3 o fit. liielena, BLncoolen, China, with which her immediately proceeded to join the above Ship; In conformity to the order of His: Royal High. ncss the Commander in Chief, for ..reducing the Standitig Army, by discharging men above 46 years of age, stud men- ine,Latail in that acrreicey-abOttt 4o of that description of Soldiers were on Saturday discharged from the 4th Regiment of Infantry in Lewes Barracks. • - • On Monday morning a party of the. 92dRegi. ment of Highlanders passed through Winchester, on their route to Guernsey. • Sir JOHN MITFORD has received his State Ser vice of Plate, as Speaker of the House of Common s ; iris very superb, and cost 50001. The Chancellor's Service cost only 30001. The Duke of NORFOLK has offered his interest in Carlisle for Lord MORPETH, which the 'Earl of CARL ing has declined ; and in consequence Lord ANDOVER is txpeaecl to be returned with Mr. Cu R.W EN for that City. Eleaioniehn g is going on with great spirit in Ireland. Mr. GEORGE LA TOUCHE has got into a qu'atrelWilb , the. Qrangemen.. That Ge.ntleman, is a Cakkidale for the City of Dublin, Mr. GEORG E I aLY HUTCHINSUiI is addressing the people of. Cork in favour .of his brother, Mr. CHARLES HELY.HUTCHINSON, who is at present absent with .4he Army that was in Egypt. There seems little doubt of his success. .Lord ST. ViNc ENr is certainly quite recovered from his late indisposition. His Physicians have recommended his going to the South of France merely for the, Warmth of she climate, which we sincerely hope will not be found necessary, that tbe Country may not . be deprived . of the serVices'of so able and so excellent a man. The Farmers in Norfolk lately held a meeting to take into consideration the service rendered to his Country tw-Mr. COKE of Holkham, in the liberal encouragement he gives to the seieiwg.and.pradice ofAgricutture, aqd resolved, that he was .highly de serving of some mark of public approb at i on ., U p o n which a Subscription was immediately opened,- for the purpose of providing and presenting him with an appropriate token. And with such eagerness was it entered into, that on Saturday last it amount ed to upwards .of a thousand guineas, although it was .limited to two guineas e4tch, and was not to close till the end of the month. . The compliment thus paid to Mr. COKE must be highly satislalory to his feelings, as the service be is o) is pre-emi nently determined by those best calculated to judge of it, and .we have no doubt but that the token he' will receive upon this occasion will be estimated by him equal to, if not beyond any honour that cold dignity , his name. It appears :from the Trial' on Monday, in the Court of Kines=tiench, BEATsoN 'versus the Com- MISSION ERS of' the Transport-Board, that very different prices mere given for Transports, at the same time. There is something in this that surely merits investigation, by those whose 'business . ,it more peculiarly is to .Iperintend the Expenditure of the Public Money. The Argo,2----, from Sunderland for Gibraltar,. lost on the Spurn Point. _l'illf1:, Dec. rE. BREST, DEC. lo.L 7 The wind ivlich blew violence the Bth at night,. made us fear some dent. At break of day, on the 9th, we hel firing of cannon, which announced a Vessel in The Corvette, La Cigogney drove _bey. Jnoorings to_the_point of-the castleirWhere touched, but fortunately the bottotn,was mud. remained some time in that dangerous posiii' but the wind suddenly changing, she was eriab to receive assistance.; from the 'Port. She escai without any injury except ;the loss of her fore main topgallant 'masts. The Frigate Precie:ese ,als i o sustained some . mages. These two Vesselk.macle,i)art of the E dition. .Le Cigorze will be shortly in a good stagy and we hope the Preciruse will be repaired enough to sail with the Expedition. The. Frig Lido, which arrived in the evening from Sr. ‘J.VI also.drove on'thore. 'The taffies of the Fleet 'haVing been ye't communicated to him, the Adaii did not understand—her-'signals. Citiz. n BRO an Officer of.distinaion, regardless of the dan' .went offina boat .to t h e Frigate on boarding, boat sunk, and the men had calk time'te, grapple hier side and - saVe themselves. • A heavy sea broke over the Ship, and washed man overboard. We had the painful sight of bell , ing' him buried in the Deep without. power to gi 'him Amy mistance. RATISBON, DEC, 14-I—The following is the st' stance of the Declaration transmitted, according l one.of our Gazettes, by. the Court of Vienna that of Berlin, 'and which establishes, in a positi' Planner, the reconciliation of the two Powers : cr His Imperial Majesty learns with please that the King ha: done justice to his sen'iiments' As bead of the . Empire and prote&or of the Chat in Germany, he .could not aft otherwise upon th subjeet of the eleetions of Munster and Arensbed The dignities there.conferred upon him have it posed upon dnties from which .he will ne o swerve. The Articles 5 and 7of the Treaty ' LOPe'Ville. treat Of Indemnities—the. first of the' Articles concerns • .the Ind emn i t i es o f t h e Graz *Dnke.of. Tuscany,:and the second those of the PrinCes, whose - POS4 . &ssionson the Left flank of Rhine - have been :ceded to France. nities ought to be •effeaed by. means of Secularit y tionp, as,has been already'vagred -upon at the Co l : ?Jess at aastadt "ibtit it- is just that nobody shou',', receive more titan he h3st, From this manner will _ not be tieces'iary to - teneatlise the measure' the Seculatizations e ~:T.lle,lreaty of Lunevill e , sides, has Made no rpentiop,..of it. The b us io' . may he begurrby secularizing the small Chapte° and thus there will be no need to attack the E;c:c 1( siastical Eletiorates, the preservation of which is thc-iiiegostiAleceagity for the maintenance of t equilibrium, and. of the Germanic Consti;utio P cstabliihed. by „the Treaty of Westphalia, 'c _The indemni6cation of the Grand Duke' Tuscany received the assent of the King at t ot same time with ,the Treaty of Luneville, Thac el the Prince of Orange •is not, in truth, designe i , Treaty; in . .consideration of tlie ship ;hat exists between His Imperial Majol and the King, 'he offers to contsibUte with all - r. ; nct-j—a—vveu -aS alrfllost' ; favour of whom th e Ki ng .shall interest shall receive suitaVe indeumities ; . The Emper flatters bims c if th at the friendly rel a ti ons , w hic l, subsist betwee n Hi s I mper i a l Majesty and tr 6,, King, shall give to the present affairs the result a e# ' sired." . . ' NICE, DE c. I.—,The English Vessel the 4l' has arrived at the port of Villefranche, having board 44 Soldiers o f t h e 75t h D em i -brigade, Ordonnateur in Chief of the Army of the three Commissaries of War, an Olcer of Health, 3' Civil Engineer, two Members of the Institute, an of the Commission of Arts, ten Secretaries or Clerlc s ,; seven Domestics, 65 Bakers or Butchers. 1111 4 Vessel left Alexandria the 22d of Vendemi3ire i was forced by stress of weather into Villefranclic; She will sail as so on as t h e weather will permit, f°' Toulon or Marseilles, wifere she is to perform '1 rantine. Yesterday the Master and Wardens of the Co d' pany of Bakers, .. ,, cited on the LORD MAyoßf Set the Assize of Bread, and the Mealweiglier s ; Returns being examined, it appeilted that WIle; and Flour had r i sen s i nce t h e i r last Reports, h i p Lordship, therefore, was und er t h e pa i n f u l ne e sky of raising the Bread a whole'-Assize, or tv 4 ; pence in the Peck Loaf, to commence and take pla c , l l to-morrow : the price o f t h e O uartern Loaf vii then be One Shilling. Lord FoLEY came of age on Monday, 'on will oc(Casion,' there were gteatfestivities on hi s E s tate' il) Worcestershire. Mrs. FITZHERBERT is amongst the latest a 0 vals at Bath. Arrived in the D owns t h e Q ueen Charlotte, Car t, % Curling, P assage V esse l , from Calais, with IVla:l°e Sir ROBERT WILSON and Capt.. WALK ER, Of t h o 3d Regiment of Guards from gyps, with sever other Passengers, who immediately set off to I ,oll ' don. DAvy, we understand, is to be employed i n coo' junction with MOORHEAD and BlANctit, i n C Orti' posing the music for Mr., T. DIE DrN's new OPe cji COOKE returns from Bath on Friday, and, `he may well b e li eve , w i t h out h aving once tasted 111 Waters. • .The Newcastle Th eatre has suffered very mu s s lately by- the Lectures of a travelling Chymith - i the Ladies of .th a t p l ace were affected by a ve r l strong desire of penetrating into: the arcana IVature. The itinerant. Philosopher, however, s o ad lost all his female a u dit ors w h en h e un f ortun ately proposed to neutralize natural-bodies. It has been whimsically said, that at roo t ' walking seems to be quite the rum. An Aetor of Covent-Garden was, it s eems, r e ; hearsing the part of Sir John Brute, on Sund . a ; night in the street, i n t h e ne i gh b ourhood of 0 This is whirr may be called, to be sure, " bbour' in his vocation" with a vengeance. ThE from or thi out foi Thy ttansp there occasi lowed ral B Chief iVestp he is which Plitte; not b name out. concet galley Thy nasse, they a TH ter ot not liN the 7.)ti We to A iv to our almost be sea condit here.— will n 4 times, reliant Mai cipline owing to tak, Mai distint Th 27th testy cession " As at Lune cubsequ Etruria 3 ny Stat duties ,rivaL ac 'Hof rn;r•fi exarr,pl, pov your M myself fessions savour n this 9onoure jells of P:c7-c7;:e OE i tile Cc Citize ment i miral have 1 nistrie pointn. ing otl Eng from C land, f AF natavi drid at tinned Sevt 'We 1, \meri The iirtisse, Years, day th toes t' Way of past be orfol C H 0 from w Die( te,d by Xelatio of Det tediouf. them a true that co genero wants, b elovec LTlen 0 The kwing Mrs. / her de, wed tied ab peen tecuriti d ecease 1/ Y Man tioti s life.