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Fran :4'.0 LONDON GAZETTE, April 3, 1 Bc4. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL. County of Cotnavall. AT a Council of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales's held at Carlton-House the 3 tst day of March 18o+, John, Trevanion Purnell Bettesworth Trevanion, of Carhais, in the COunty of Cornwall, E. g . was appointed Sheriff of the County of Corn wall, by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in Council. • Whitehall, April 3, 1893. The King has, been pleased to constitute and ap point General Sir David Dundas, K. B. to be Ga. vernor of the Royal Hospital at Ckelsea, in the room of General Sir Wm. Favicett, decesed. IVar-Office, April 3,1804. 3' Rt:glauwt of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant General Richard yyst., from the 29th Light Dragoons, to be Colonel, vice Ceneral Sir William Fawcett, deceased: 297.6 Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major-General Richard Rich Wiltord, froni Halt-pay of the late York Hussars, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Vyse. GARRISONS. General William Dalrymple to be Governor of Fort George and Fort Augustus, in North Britain, vice General Sir David Dunkin: • General Sir Thomas Trigge,' K. B. to be Lieut.-Governor of the Royal Hospital ,a Chelsea, vice General Dalrymple. Lieutenant-General the Honourable Henry Edward Fox to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Garrison of Gibraltar, vice eneral Sir ThomisTrigge. ' War-Office, April 3, 1804. Barnstaple and Chsford Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalg. Samuel Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. john Button, Gent. to be ditto. fames Maud, Gent. to be Cornet. 2d, or , Middle Regiment of Bmcks Gentlemen and Yeomanry Ca . valv. • Ciiptain Sir William Young, Bart to be Major. Epping Forest Volunteer Cavalty. Cornet William Wigram to be Lieutenant, vice Free, resign c.i. William Turner; Gent. to be,Cornet, vice Wigram. William Price, Gent. to be Surgeon. Captain Chaplin's Troop of Nottinghamshire Gentlemen and Yea 'navy Cavalry. Cornet Francis Brough to be Lieutenant. Samuel. Christo pher Colciougir, Gent. to be Cornet. Thomas Bland, Gent. to be Surgeon to the Corps. Provender Gentlemen 4nd Yeantang Cavalry." Rev. Edward Cage to be Chaplain. William Castle, Gent to be Surgeon. Ringmer. Troop of Centime): and Yeomanry Cavakv• 1 sin Lewi;•Newnhain, Gent. to be Cornet, vice. Smith, re signed. Stirlingthi , e Gentlemen rend Yromanty Cavalry. Munro binning, Esq. to be Captain, vice Callender. James Wilsone, Gent. to be Cornet, vic.e.Murray, pro !noted. • Wahl' Gentienten and Yearfanty Cavaby. Joseph Scott, Esq. to be Captain. John Vaughan 13ar'wr, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Clements Whatele),Gent. to be ditto. John Returning, Gent. to be Cornet. ist R--gintent of Alierdeen Volunteer:. Ensign Alexander Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Imray, re, signed. To be Ensigns—George Gordon, Gent. vice Grant. John Gordon, Gent. vice Ogilvie, resigned. George Shinnic, . Gent. Banbury Polanteer Infantry. Ensign John Salmon to be Captain. Ensign Richard Judd to be L►eutenant, vice C. Ward, resigned. To be Ensigns—Jatnes Payne, Gent. vice R. fudd. fohn Isaac, Gent, vice W. ludd, jun. resigned. ‘Viiliarn Ry. mill, Gent. vice Salmon. Robert Brayne, Gent. to be Surgeon. tst Battalion of Banjihire Volunteers. Quarter-Master lames Paterson to be Captain, vice Souter, promoted. kyal Bentworth and Shaldean Volunteers. I.ieutenant Thomas Smith to be Captain, vice Close, resign ed. Ensign William Pitt to be Lieutenant, vice Smith. 3d Battalion of the Loyal Birmingham Volunteers. Ensign Thomas Dixon to be Lieutenant, vice Parkes, resign ed. William Keene, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Williams, promoted. Matthe c w Linwood, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shepherd, promoted: Bridge-wafer Volunteer , John Crosse, Gent:to be Adjutant. 3d Battalion liveckyockthhe V_llanteers. Walters, Genie to be Adjutant. Broviey St. Leonard Viluntier Infantry. M. Ricardo, Gcnt. to 'oe Surgeon. Regiment of Beech Volunteer Infanky. Captain Edward Nu - gent to be Major, vice. Viscount f-tamp den, resigned. Edwarti'Dowling, Gent, to be Licutcaans, vice I. Brce, resigned. Camberwell Volunteers Glennie, Gent . . w be Ensign, vice Robert Rolleston, resigned: . Lg4l Carlisle Polunteas Ensign Henry liobsini to be Lieutenant, vice Stoclart, re big,ned. Robert Earrer, Gent..to be Ensign, vice Hobson. 4th Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteer Infantry.•. John , Bubhell, Gent. to be AdjUtant, vice Ttknnas, rc:igned. Catterick and Richmond Volunteers Thomas Errington, Esq. to be Captain, vice Wycliffe, pro moted. antsworth Volunteer Infantry. John. Gregory, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Wright, resigned. 4ov:1/Chelmsford Volunteer Infanta'. • Ensign Thonnis Tindal to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, pro moted.. David Wood, Gent. to tie Ensign, vice Tindal. Is1;r1b Chichester Polunteers. Ensign Robert Eggar to be Lieutenant, vice Postiethwalte, res,guf.d. Da‘itt Langton, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Jo seph Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign. Clackma,ln;:n 1/dunteers, Se;jeant-Major .;.Ixaridet Temple to be Adjutant. C'leiieland Volunteers. • Captain Thomas Napper to be Adjutant. John Alexander ' Fletcher, (;,•1 t. to be Surgeon. N.orth Cor,preag Reg;/;teirt ofVohmteers. 3pseph Ttzclier,,G‘ent, .4b 're Ensign, vice Aciarns, resigned. Thomas Hayman,' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bray, reigued. Doncaster Volunteers. Rev. William Childers to be - Chaplain. Murthwaite Tomp son, Gent. to be Surgeon. • • • Dudley Volunteer Infantry. Joseph Bourne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bate, resigned. Zephtitah Parkes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lenkins, re signed. Battalion of the 21 Regiment of Edinburgh Volunteers. Captain-Lieutenant j. Hamilton to be Captain, vice Mac vicar. resigned. Lieutenant George G reeniaw to bc, Cap tain-Lieutenant, vice 'Hamilton. Ensign John More to be Lieutenant, vice Greeitlaw. George Dunlop, Gent. to he Ensign, vice More John Robertson, Gent. 'to be As ';,istant-Surgeon. ' John Campbell, tent. tobe ditto. Exriie Volanteerr. 1-ioutenPrit Edward laas;;;Cto be Captain, vice Greville, r e s igned pet.itenant William Smith to beraptain, vice Fisher, resigned. Ensign William Hastings - to be Lieute . .. tenant, rice Jackson. George Winbolt, Gent. to be En sign, vice Instis44lB Volu4itters. nsign Joseph jonel` t; be tieuienant, vice Whitley, re signed: George Pugh, Gent. to be Emign, Vicelones. John Grice, • Gent. to be Quarter-master. .ante Seltuacd 1414intorT. Ililliatn alive, Gent. to be EnOgn, vice Jones, resigned. rsr, or IV, torn Regiment of Glansmgail lidunteert. Capt Lin Christopher Ilanciatt to be Adjutant, retaining his Company. ' • 21, or Eattern Regiment of Glamorgan Voluntetr 7rancis Bower, Esq• to be CaPtaiii, Fu-e Thomas Thomas, - Clay.q Gloucester YoLetteer Infantry, juries . Helps, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gri ff iths, resigned L?yal Greenwich Pchenteers. Rich:lrd tncas.Spuring, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Snow, re signed. _ 1 - Lptoiz Vaunter?", Captain Samuel Webberto.be Captain-Commandant. Hoesch:) , and Tetbury Volunteer,,. HOrseley Corps. Eo ward Wi For:, ham, Esrl. to be-Captain- Commandant. Edward Wood, Esq. to be Captain. Peter Smith, Esq. to be Captain. • To he Lieutenants—Onesipertus -Wi;liani Bartley, Gent. -Eciward Bliss, Gent. , Odniel Smith, tient, • - - To be Ensigns----lohn Ileskins, Gent. Edward Barnard,. Gent Philip Lock, Gent. Hull County and Sculcoates I4lrinteer lofantry. Captain Edward foster Coulson to.be Major. Lieutenant • Thomas Wood to he Captain, vice Couiott. Lieutenant George Coulson to be Captain. Ensign, R. Edgar . to be Lieutenant, vice Wood. Ensign lohn Broadley to be Lieutenant; vice Coulson. W W. broniby,Cent. to be Ensign, vice Edgar.• Benni Parker, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Broadley. • fluntingtionsithe Izolltnteer Wantty. David Bridges Hooke, Gent. to be Adjutant. South lifn e t . Regimenl of Volunteers. Ensign William Allen to be Lieutenant, vice Thackery, re signed. losepti Stace, Gent. to be Lnsign, vice Castle, resigned. William Harrison, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Allen. Launceston and Newport Volunteers., Ensign Richard.Penwarden to be I.ieutenant, vice Langdon, resigned. Robert Pope, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pen 'warden. ..\ Longp,:.-rt Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fynney, resigned. Town of Monmouth Volunteers., To be Captains—Lieutenant Robert Williams. Lieutenant Joseph Evans. Lieutenant Stephen Oakley Attlay. To be Lieutenants Ensign Richard Blake.nore. Ensign George Pallnee. Thomas Davies, Gent. To be Ensigns—Thomas Wanlyn, Gent. Thomas Evans, Gent. William Dawe, Gent. Charles Tyler, Gent. • Newport Avail...ly Comtwy. John Medley, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Northamptonshire Volunteer:. • Skelton, Gent. to be Adjutant.' , Loy7lNottinkhasn Volunteers. '- Lieutenant Samuel Grundy to be Adjutnt, vice Bentley, re• signed. Sole of Pe:e;4orou Volavtrers, Lieutenant Robert Lowe. to be Captain,. vice Hanson, re signed. Ensign John ,Sweeby to be Lieutenant, vice Lowe. Francis Lowe, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sweeby. Peterhead Volum/et, V. Adam Arbuthnot, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gordon, re signed. _ • Portsea,P7,lrinteo-.1.,' William Hobbs, Cent. to be Qugter-master.' Sa,cibaei 4e,d Roa'e, Volunteers , Ensign [elan Furnivall to be Lieutenant, vice Flodgkinsnni deceased. James Colclougli, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Furnivall. St Malgatet's and St. ,yoluz!r Volunteers. Ensign James Nlitclk.ll to he Lieutenant, vice Colouhoun, „A resigned. Edward Walmesley, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Mitchell. Shelj9rd and StapleArd Vdunteers Henry finch, Gent. to be Lletitena ut, vice IL Humphries, rnigned. ll'etternliattalion of Stirlinphire Volunteers. _ To be Lieutenants--George. , Stirling, Gent. D. Forrester, Gent. George Graham, Gent. 1,.) - avid , lnglis, Gent. Wrn. 'Fi n l a y, Gent, Wil!iarn Thompson, Cent. To be Ensigns-I , oin Francis Alolier, Gent. - • Wm. Kay, Gent. Tnonnis White, Gent. Peter Lang, Gent. • • • • Eastern Battalicnt of Siblings/dire Volunteers. Captain John Christie to be Adjut.hit. Storkt,n Volunteer.' Infantry. Lieutenant William Page to be Captain, vice T. R. Grey, appointed. Inspeding Field Officer or the District. En sign John Frederick Lumley to be• Lieutenant, vice Ito-, bert Wilkinson. Ensign Ralph Lodge to be ditto, vice Page. Thoth ni4 ',Tunstal, Gent. to be Ensign, vice um ley. John Fox, Gent.•to be Ensign, vice Lodge. . Sunderland Volunteer Arti llery. First Lieutenant Thomas Ay re to be. Captain, vice Fairless, resigned. Second Lieutenanti , eniarnin Bray to be, First ' Lieutenant, vice A yre. To be Second Lieutenants—Thomas Bonner, Gent. vice R. Davidson. Thomas Harrison, Gent. vice Bray. William Haddock, jun. Gent. vice [ohn Burrell. Edward Hinde, Gent. vice G . A tkinson, resigned. teesdalekquilicers John Heslop, Gent. to be Ensign. Gibson, Gent. to be ditto. Rev. E. Monkhouse to be Chaplain. Ttinity-llorese Rvql Volunteer Tames Strachan, Esq. to be Captain. To be First Lieutenants;-Thwmas Brown, Gent. Second Lieutenant Isaac Robinson, vi:e Walker, resigned. John Barfoot, Gent. vice Blanchard, resigned • To be Second Li,entenants—Ralph Noble,Gent. vice Robin son, Richard Owen, Gent. vice W, 0. Carr, resigned. 'Duke of York's Corps of Poluateer Trevilian Rawle, Esq. to be Major Comniaruiant. To be Captains—John Sole, Esq, Jr)sias Dawe, Esq, Robert • Melier Phelps, Esq. Cliristophe'r Beer, Esq.. To be Captain-Lieutenant—Henry Maynard, Esq. To be First Lieutenants—John Sble, Jun. Gent. (oh-, Rut. lidge, Gent. John Pollard, Cent. Willisi» Davy Sole, Gent. John Wells Rozon, Gent. James Greenway, Gent. Tristram Squire, Gent. To be Surgeon—John Lower, Gent. • Reyal Leith VGlttweert.. William Ramsay White,',Gettt. to be Assistapt.urgeon. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Jonathan Wyatt, Gent: to be Adju tant of the ist 13.ittalion of Dorset Volunteers, as stated in the Gazette of the 24th inst. has not taken place. . 'LRaATA. • • In the Gazette of 27th August,. For Exeter Artillery, Thumas Russell; lisq: to be Captain; read, Exeter A rtii - icer,i, "17110. RusselL 'Esq. to be Captain. In the f..;ii?ette of Btil For Exeter Artillery, Tixirlias Baker; Gent to be First Lieu tenant, John Smith, Gent. to be ditto,- , AVilliani J.l3rat Gent. to be Second Lieutenant ; -read Exeter Arti.: fi cers; Tholitas Baker; Gent. to be. First Lieutenant, - John Smith, .Gent. to be ciitto, William J. Branscornbe, (hut. to be 'Second Lieutenant. , • Commission signed by the Lord LietEenant .of th, County of Ayr. John Hamilton, of S.indrum, Esq. to be Vice-Lieutenant of that Countrdnring the Absence of the Lord Lieutenant.. Commissions in the Royal Regiment of Devon . and Cornwall —Miners, signid 6y the, - Lord ilier,lo:, dated March 25, 1204. Samnel Porter, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Ferris, promoted. William Stapleton, gent, to be itto, vice Jenkins, giro muted. BANKRUPTS, Samuel Stinton, of Birmingham, Warwickshire, timber-IFr chant, to' surrender April tt, 12, and May t 5, at five,_ at the Swan Tavern, Bull-street, Birmingham. A trornies, Mr. Egirton, Gray's l ;or Mr. Thomas Dixon, Bit . • 1 mingham. Edward Harrison, of Easingwould, Yorkshire, woollen-dra- per, April 10, ry, and May 15, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, near Monk-Bar, York. A ttornics, Mr. Munby, York ; or Mr. Evans, Thavies Inn. John Owen Harries of S wit hin's-lane, ale and porter 'dealer, April to, 24, and May 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Eaton, Hirt:Jun-lane, Coruhill. Ralph Lowe, late otKinderton, MiddloVich, Cheshire, mil ler, April 20, zi, and May t 5, at ten,' at 411:: White Bear Inn, Middlewich. Attionies Mr. Beckett, Kinderton ; or Mr. Huxley, Middle Temple. Henry Yend, of Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, cur rier, April 16; 17, and May 15, at eleven, at :the White Lion Inn, Upton•upon-Severe. Attornics, Mr, Anthony Watts, No. to, Symond's Jun ; or Mr...Santuel..l3eale, of Upton-upon-Severn. • • Solomon Simons, of Lynn, Norfolk, siliersittitb,".kri'al 2i, and May r 5., at ten, at Guildlialr; ,AttarnitS, M4Sfs. Pearson and Dixon, Paternoster-F(IW. DWID.END. • April 25. Richard Smith, lateof Whitelititeh, Salop, money scri4ener, at twelve, at the White Lion; 11. 1 1!..t ‘ httrcli. E'ER-11E1CA! April 24. Edward %%lintellouse, of Fenton, Statfimlsl , irei earthenware dealer. John Prottor,the younger, of Lancaster, iheuhant. lames Peterson, of StrAdbrooke, j itio.l , t4nalcr. MAILS. PUE. ARRA\ I'D, fiamburgh - ---- 'PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY.AT TWILV/i. O'CLOCK. Consols ' • 56 THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, APRIL 4., 184. His Majesty's Ship the Co/ossur arrived on Mon day at Plymouth from off Brest, Living on board the Officers.and Crew of the Magnificent, with the ex ception of two , Boats' Crews, who were made Pri soner by the French. The Outward-bound West India Fleet sailed from Cork on the z3d ult.. under convoy of the Apollo, Capt. Dtxox, but in consequence of Dis patches received by Lord G E R he immediately dispatched a Cutter after Capi.,Dtxorr, with orders that the Fleet should not proceed on its, voyage. It is probable that his Lordship countermanded the de parture of the Fleet, in consequence •f the report of six Freqch Frigates having esciyed frozn Brest. Yesterday morning His MA J ESTY rode in the Queen's Ridirg-house. Yesterday, at one o'clock, the LORD CHANCEL LOR had an audience of His MAJESTY. Yesterday, soon after one o'clock, HER JESTY, and the PRINCESSES ELIZABETH, SOPH lA, MARY, and AME•LIA, attended, by Ladies SYD NEY and CRAtILEI, took awaiting on the Croydon Road. The. DUKES of KENT and CAME R TDC.E dined with HER MAJESTY. The RoyAL FAMILY are expefteti to remove te. Itew in the course &la week. Yeste,rday His Royal' Highness- the DUKE of ,CLAttEtccE arrived at his house in the Stable Yard, St. James's, from Bushy Park. Yesterday, at half pagf eleven o'cbck, Sir L. Ptrirs had an audience of Mr. Avut NGT'ON, at ,his house in Downing_street, after atiending:Hrs MA- J ESTY. Yesterday- His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD ar rived in Town from Woburn, and Her Glace from Putney, from a visit to Mrs. FORDYCE. The KING has appointed Gen. Sir DAVID Dux- DAS, K. B. to be Governor'of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, in :hero= of Gen. Sir Wrt. FAWCETT, deceased : Genera! WM. DALRYMPLE, Governor of Fort George and Fort Augustus, in North Britain, vice General Sir DAVID DUNDAS General Sir THns. '9(IE, K. B. Lieut—Gover no.r of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, wire General DALRYMPLE ; and Lieut.-General the Hon, HENRY EDWARD Fox, Lieut.. Governor of Gibraltar, (vice General Sir THOS. TRIGGE• Lieut.-Gen. RD. VYSE is appointed Colonel of the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, ,ice Gen. Sir WM. FAWCETT, deceased; and ' Major-Gen. RICHARD RtcH WiLvoan (from the half-pay of the late lork Hussars), Colonel of the 29th Light Dragoons, vice Lieut—Gen.VYsr. We hear that Lord Eus•coN is no longer Ranger of the Parks. Lord RANCLIFF; according to report, is soon to lead to the altar a daughter of Lord GRANARDs, • The Bill for empowering His MAJESTY tO accrpt the services of the Irish Militia in Great Britain, provides that no drawing to fill up vacancies shall take place while the Regimenti are serving out of Ireland. The Pit rivc ins of WALE, accompanied by. her 'Royal Daughter,- the Countess of ELGIN, and Miss GARTH, witnessed the Grand Sham Fight in. the neighbourhood of Dulwich, on Monday, between the First Surrey, Lambeth, Streatham; Camberwell, and Tooting Volunteers, amounting in ttje whole to 1600 men: The manoeuvres wete all executed in a very masterly manner, and the Royal Visitors_ appeared to be highly entertained. The Light Horse Volunteers, commanded by Colonel HERR lES, Will be reviewed to-morrow, at twelve o'clock, in Hyde Park, by the, Earl of HARR INGTON. The Flank Companies of the 3tl Regiment of Lon. don Volunteers have returned to Town, after skir mishing for three days in the neighbourhpud of Croydon. Yesterday morning the DUKE of CUMBERLAND'S Sharp Shooters Were mustered at Chalk Farm at an early hour, and reviewed by His Royal Highness. They went through the various mantruvres of the rifle service in their usual style of excellence, per. forming them with equal promptitude, precision, and rapidity. Part of them went through. the attack and defence of the broad sword .exercise; .afterwards they fired at a target placed at a distance of zoo yards, and hit it almost 'every time ; they lastly had a shain fight in the fields between Hampstead and Highgate. His Royal Highness passed many compliments on the soldier-like appearance, atten tion, and glivity of the Corps throughout, and particularly on the assiduous application manifested by Capt4,lll BARB ER in forming and disciplining so respelable a body. Their expertness in firing, also drew forth many encomiums from His Royal High ness. The Stirling Artillery Company, who offered their services to Government without pay, are now doing dory in Stirling Castle. The GlasgoW Highland Volunteers have volun teered, in the handsomest manner, to go on perma nent duty for such length of time as Government may think proP;r. The French Prisoners of War, which have for some time past ben confined in the Briiewell, at Fkiinburgh, marched on Saturday morning fur Green law, near Pennycn;ck, under an escort of a party of the Inverness and Argyleshire Militia. • PARIS, MAKCII 23. MINISTRY OF MARINE. EXTRACT OF DISPATCHES FROM THE FATTAIN GENERAL OF THE• FRENCH ESTAB,LIsHMESIM INDIA, TQ THE MINISTER OF MARINE. The Mauritius, SePt. 1 1 ' WHEN we descried the Coast of Coromandel, on the rush of July, the English Squadron was before Porto Novo. It was soon under, sail, and on that evening the English Admiral manoeuvred in such manner, as not to leave any doubt of his being on the watch, and even disposed to ad offensively, 39 soon as he should think. proper. He had alreadY committed an at of violence upon , the Belle Poulrf four days before the arrival of the division. ti c had anchored on the starboard and larboard 'of char Frigate, a ship of 6o guns, and a Corvette. Th is condud, and the refusal to surrender Pondicherry) had caused -me to" demand at Madras a catege tical answer, which I received a short time ag ° t ' but it was evasive, as well as the note address ed upon the subjed to the Adjutant_Commandant, IN ° was charged with my dispatches. Lt Nots's division sailed in the night of the z 3 tn J of July. I had left at Pondicherry all that l' 3 c been embarked on board the Belle Poule, for theta would have been danger in attempting to re.enib . ' r it every thing. It would hare been for the En 11 5,, Admiral the signal to undertake something agl'''' e " our feeble division, which would certainly not ha' a suffered insult, but which would have been oblg, e s to fight with very unequal force ; t he convinced us of the reality of the 'perfidious P f " jeft which he meditated, for he c au sed. the - 1 1 ' 1 , - , ; sport, the Cote d'Or, to be seized, which did 11 . arrive till three days after our d e p a rture, and villicwbii& was summoned to anchor within gun-shot -of English - squadron. the . Adjutant Commandant BINoT expressed English Admiral his extreme surprise at such 3 ' l 4 lation of treaties; he received none but a hOg reply, The French Captain set sail to the M all v• tins on the t 6th, notwithstanding the vigilance e " e • ' eicised with respell to this ship at the anchorag t , but chaced and come up with at some miles disto.' the Captain was summoned, and cannonaded at , tol shot. F orce d to'surrender, he was carried 10" der th e B r i t i s h Fl ag to '' t h e anc h orage o f P°.„,. nas. cherry ; it was necessary to open a negotiation at 01 :: to obtain t h e subsequent restitution of the s h , ll ' It is ~thus that in full pe ace the cabinet of Sr' James's di tares to . its agents in India, in what Ma ll : nor they are to receive the .French.—What mor hostile insttudions could they gi ve even a fter 3 rupture ? .gorrotlA: watchi'. Onnonacie, abuse by their superiority of force, suchis their pacific cod e .', 'With the exception - of assassinations, this code is apiece with their.system of war . and cleatniedcn is the old and new-world. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE CAPE OF G° °° HOPE, DATED DECEMI)ER 34, 1803. "The arrival of a French Commissary frcel ,- Island of Mauritius has created here no little ho s " e il which has further been increased by that of a 011 : 5 Cutter which speedily folloWed. An embarr' r v ior instantly laid on all the shipping in the Bay t i 4l ; 09 could serve as Transports were taken up, and a ,, As p. moment four or five are laden with PrOvisiona ae -. r i g munition, put onboard by the French Cornrui 9s %a, The 23d Regiment is also embarked, and the 1 , with half the Artillery, are immediately to'fob,, o so that we shall have little more for our Gar r ' s ep g than the , Waldec Regiment. • The Goveror ii j a , hold out the idea that it is to reinforc Bats sr- ,," 1 but some think it is for a very different object thing less than, in conjundion withLl NO Is, to rer' Ceylon, from whence they might aim a deadly l'i c ' he at your Empire in the East. The first pant J!:?ipeelition is to sail immediately, and all the cottie r ships from Batavia have. received orders to O w A their cargoes, and take in Troops.. A A d, just arrived, and brought intelligence, that,. f ive moral HARI-sr NK may be daily expelled, Ships ache Line, and with orders that all the r f that can be spared, with provisions and ret te s oC menus, may teadiness to embark cv li o n delay ; so that we. suppose" - thiS grand e.spcjittea, must have been planned in. Holland. Not 3 i ,„ c n r tlY ture in the whole-place ilia. is not ar`" - e,40 wishing and' 'expeding -an EngliAi 'Fleet r e detstood, Cutter ha the Bay ; but-our Government Wish .it t° that we shall 'he - reinforced by troops from the Isle o f Frinee,--whieh, hoc.vev lA° not believ e ..-If they succeed in their.g rall it . enierprize,..the'Cape is a very . secondary 01) 1 - , ao Holland, being of great ekiienee, and adual returns. It is not so to England. Av e have at length . succee , ied in getting ore: Settlement,Cow-Pock into the but the ho or - s tr itrt,' so dreadfully alarmed, - that they - will not ow e `" bit e; corn or cattle within 'thirty Miles of the ;,.)." ' I or, leave them at the Paarl and - Stelterili64o l . sorry to tell you, that a dreadful fire ha br ell. out at the .latter iilace, and 'entirely C459%001t? tWenty-fiye dWelling-110USeS, village; among.. these is the parsonage house' • rbtiff The 57th Regiment marched into . Can.t e from Ashtord on Saturday. I 4nd.00 Suoday tinued.their route to Rainsgat."' 0 9 . °1 I3rtaAo:—Yesterday. the Master_a,nd War- e . t he the Wor l shipful Company 'of Bakersi .waiteJ °ll the A LO ss ll z D e. -M ef A. Y B O r ß ea , d 4 t ; ! a h ri e d M i t_. a a n: , i p o e ri 4r l . - g )usei to '' r , r •f eii P weighers' Returns, that Wheat had o b n y ly thaeav % ice o fi e rod. per Quarter ' and that Flour had falle t ,_ l l ., co • Farthing per Sack, his Lordship- was, agreea u7 t he the Aft ok;Parliament, obliged to contio c ate m price of Bread at Sid. the Quartern Loaf Whc and 7d. Household. ir The Society for the Suppression of Vice, 1W : e of ; in contemplation to take some decisiVe,step s . ot bath. reeling the heavy and increasing grievance .°tourio% sveigkts and measures, from which th e lab° verf part of the community in particular sillier 5 E 31 1 t ° severely. A measure of this sort cannot produce the most beneficial Consequeneela joist' will not only render an essential set vice of Leeir ing the different Inque,ts In the the no es' duty, but even in reducing the prices caries of life, by. taking care that the • r one y., shall have full weight and measure for