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.peakert Were, tesPe6liVely, several tiems tiprin their lett . At length, on the suggestion of Mr. Pit r and Mr. Sstea t ngiN' an Amendment was agr e e d t o , by the i nsertion of these words, " Aid gointrpto any, place of exercise or assembly of 'the Corps." In the: eattrie of the - discussion above alluded 'to, -Mt. DEN r called the attention of thi House to the circumstance ot his having receiveit a letter- respecting (as we understood the Hon. Gentlemen) some language he had used•relative to the; Somerset-House Corps. lie was proceeding to comment upon the predicarnentin which he was. placed, when • The SPEAKER observed heamist then interrupt his going • into such a discussio n , as t h e subject matter of it was irrele. leant to that of the Clause under consideration. r - • Mr. DENT expressed his wish to he pertrittted to - read the Letter as. part of his s peech, whi c h was also objected to on . , the ground above staten. . . , . . The !Aniendments being gone through, .• Mr. Secretary Yoe X E brought up a number of Clauses, either as substitutes tor Others, which were purposely left out, to rectify certain omissions, or to expain certain parts of the Ad. ' These were fur providing f or th e cleansing and keeping in repair ot the Arms of the Volunteers in Scotland; the al= lowances'to be made to Clerks, & c . te r t h e i r trouble i n that part o f t h e U n i te d r iCiii i ( IP n 1 ; to exempt VolUnteers' horses from tolls ; to enabl e t h e Ri ng to autlhiriSe•the 'Deputy Lieutenants to grant commissions in certain cases ; to prevent the acceptance of cormnissions in Volunteer Corps, .frotn Members vacating their seats in Parliantent'• to exempt Volunteers fron t t h e H a i r-powder arid Horse Ditties, ties, - &c. These, after some di.s‘tission, in winch Mr. • Rost, Mr. VONBLANQUE, the ATTOR n NEY - G ENERAL; Sit I, WRo-r -t its LA Y , an d Mr. Sec. 'YOR KE, took a part, were agreed to by the House, and ordered to torn' part of the Bill. The Clause for preventing the acceptance of -a Volunteer Conunission by a Member, vacating his Seat Was, by an amendment suggested by the At 'colt os• v-G Fret-am., ren dered a declaratory as vvell as an enacting Clause. , 1 Tie.; A rT ORNEY-CENERAL then proposed a Clause, the general purport of which was, to provide for the immediate trial of such Volunteers its should be guilty of certain alien • ces, as ids of Riot, &c. The discussion of this proposition 'a (at tile Instanee of Mr. C s'NN i ric, as One of. foci great troportant.e to be discussed at sau.-11 a late hour, 'athl after the liad.undergone the fair o f a very long discussion), e agreed by the ATTORNEY-G L I ERA L LO . be postponed, H had no objection to t h e it the shape ofd [cider, upon the third reading of the Bill. .• The Bill was then ordered to be engrossed. Lord G. L. CowER and Mr. C. WYNNE' urged the pro priety of printing the Bill. This proposition was rejeAed by Mr. Secretary YoRKE and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the ground of its tend•• ing to unnecessary delay, and winch may Precliklethe pro bability of the Bill passing ilif:iugli both Houses of Parlia ment previous to the recess; ai.d. Mr. Secretary Yo RICE con tended, that With the exception of.the additional clauses, there were very tcw,inaterial alterations in the - till since it ‘ ,- .a la.:it printed. dAAfter a few words front Messrs, CANNING And! SHERI- N, the Bill w as ordered t o h e read a third time, on Thurs ay. t _ herd G. L. Goyv t R w i shed to learn from th e H on. G en- Jeman, when he proposed to bring forward his Motion foe a Bill that he had given notice of. • pFeulMr. Secretary Yoa k. z observed, he could not, from the iar nature o f the case, fix any particular (lax for the Alotion alluded to, as it would be ecessar to have a pre_ communication from the Thro n e on the y subjeet: anThe remaining Orders of the Day were then disposed of; , d, at O NE O 'C LOCK, the House adjounred, to the - Usual 'tour, this day. k • Fro m the LONDON GAZETTE, :1,11-c. zo, tSo . . CroTutr-Ofce, March 20, 1804. MELIBERS RETURNED To ~ERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough Of Li4iard. / Borou g h RETURN.) %iv illiam Hnski . sson, of E!othant, in the County of Sussex, E sq . and lifamas Sherntan, of Great George-strcet,-Ha ilov.r-square, in the Connty Midd:au, 1!.-s q . in the room of the HOUOTltable 101111 Eliot, now Lord Eliot, called up to the House of Peers: l-Par- o.hics, March 20, tgo4.' ' ..‘ ist Regiment of Dragoon Gua'rds, Cornet:lohn Carpenter to • • be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Addison, promoted ~ Cornet Frederick James Horn, from the 29fh Light Dr s .' . ,goons, to be Ctirnet, fs wy purchase, vice Parris, will) retires. Henry Tatleton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcase, vice bay, pt.rnoted th Ditto, Ensign john B. Phillipson, from the 69th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Robert Mahon, who re tires. Salt li.egiinent of Light 'Dragoons, Lieutenant George Rusiel "Mare to be Captain . of a Troop, by purchase, vice Nowell, • who retires- . . itto,. Cornet Benjamin, Junes to be Lieu!enant, vvithout puichase, vice Chapan, appoiny!tl Paymaster. , • loth Ditto, Quarter -master ---- Smith to be Cornet, with out purchase, vice Sheridan promoted. 13th Ditto, Lieute.nant William White to be Captai n of a Trip, by purchase . , vice Kent, who .retires. Cornet jo seph Doherty to be Lieutenant, vice White. cornet lames 11 •I'Allisfer to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vicury, who retires. Charles Dick, Cent. to be Cornet, vice 11,11 Allister. Ellli Ditto, Thomas Potter Milles, Gent,. to be. Cornet, by purchasc, vice Gaven, who retires. • iBth Ditto, Ser.:cant-major Charles O'Donnell to be Adju tant, (with the Rank of Corner), vice Bamford, 'who re- vigs the Adjutancy. 'Skirgeon William Chamber;, from the atti I.tattalicit of Reserve, to be Surgeon, vice 'Little, 231wh0 reti,s t o Ha p• y .1:-'lltte, Lieuten-anitt...tal-ht. hony I.ister fo.be Captain of a ', too- wit To be I...iv't,..'ilterkluttutt_purchase. the Lieutenant Charles pavers Allen, from toot vice D rought, who exchanges. Cornet bp tei'resehlalevrvia liilckc,lister: Cornet William Sleigh, by who retires. Ist Regiment ar l'oct Gbants, Captain the Honourable James Macdonald, from Halt-pay of 1-I.‘e Regiment, to be Lieu tvii,:ht, vice. Bourke, C‘,l“,,tream Regiment of Foot Guards who exchati‘ves. --' - tole Ensign, without purch, e :, , John Walpole, Gent. Ist Battalion of the ist Reginiriet of Font, Lieutenant. john Bonner, froin the 6 ist toot, to be Lieutenant, ' , nee Mac donnell, deceased. 2d Battalion of Ditto, George Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, without thout purcha se , v i ce Clayhill, promoted in the Ist Bat tel 4th Regiment of F oot, Lieutenant Richard Yate, from Half- Pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Webster, who exchanges. Elisio Ceorge Eckerson to Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Meggot who retires. 6th Ditto, Captain lonn Currey, from Half-P ot of the .7th west India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, ViCC Douglas,_peon ioten in the 53d Foot. : 9th Ditto, En:;ign Augustus C. Mercer to be L ieutenant,. by purchase, vice PcarLe, who retires. 13th Ditto,. Samuel Cooper Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Charles, dismissed Inc Service. I-Ith nitro ' Ensign Walter Rice 'to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 13.illey, who n:ti res. zoth Ditto, Robert Hamilton; b y pur 'Gent. to be Ensign, chase,' vice Newton, .whose Appointment has not taken' pitee. . , 2/st Ditto, 'Norman Ptingle, 'Cent. to be Second Lieuten- . ant, without purdia-se, vice Cm pliell,.promotctL• -- • ; 224 Oittp Caps; Hector liall, trom the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a CoMparlY, viLe 'fucker who exchanges. 25th Ditto, P. Sornerville;Gent. to se ' Ensign, by purchase, vice Rutherroni, promoted. r 2.Bth Ditto, Robert J ohnson, Gent. Ensign', without purchase, vice Hili, promoted. to. be 29th Ditto, icichaid Robin - sou, Cent. t o b e Ensign, by P t r r ". , hase„ 3 r, th Ditto, David,Beatty, Gent. to be Ensign, - by - purchase,: vice Chaioner, piOmnted. . ' • . - •fa 37th Ditto, Lieutenant Leohani Gibbons to be Captain o . Company, vice Macilonakt, ilece3secl. Lieutenant Jo t l e in Wade %Vest, hum liall.pay ot the 22d Fook • ti be A -ic Y i in nmt, vi. t, hum Lieutenant Robert teptiensr- r° Half:pay of the 2 Ist rubl, to be Lieutenant. •,- ,-. ~,., 3 8 th bitter 21st Georg e 1. -B. 'Fucker, froro' t;'9 '"'" Foot, to tie Captain ut a changes. Cuittpally,, vice ; 1-1,d4: ' y r"' ex 39tli Ditto, Captain George I.; Harrison, fion i i the Stit...‘est. India Regiment; to be , L.ytain of a Cotrip.;.ny, vice JA'-'" Oiler, who exchanges. 4th Ditto, Gei,rge Livius,C;ent. to . be Ensign, to be Ensig n, ' vice Peppe'r, promoiett. I,lin Gibbcs, Gent. . by purch.,st., vice Maxwcil, Prom°red' by purchase, 4ist Ditto', Arthur O'Kcet.*; G.ent. to be Ensign, by ptir , . • case, vice Nihrgan, wit,. retires. - ,i2d Dtto, Lieutenant Donald Williamson to beCaPt 4 ill of .... . tablllparly.....ti p:Jrcita: e. EII s ip Ge,yrgelYYne. e MGl ' l° Lieutenant, vfie V./ iniarnson. - S 43d Dite, Lieuttiont Joseph Wells to be,.Captoiti of a Corn- Bpany, by purchase, vice Mimb e e, who retire-$: Ensign ohn WO ls, to be Lieut e n ant; v i ce loSeph Lieute-; , nant Daniel Gardner to be Adjutant, vice toseph. Wells. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant Ambrose Latie to be Captain of a Coinpany„wit out purchase, vice lremonger, promoted in the r nth Battalion of Reserve. Ensign Harvey. Welinan to be Lieutenant, vice Lane. Matthew .L-fare, Gent. to be EnSign, vice ‘Velinan. 46th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Strauhenzee, from the 921 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Holton, who'exclianees• 47th Ditto, James Butler Kell, Gent. to be Assistant-Sur geon. 48th Ditto. To be Adjutants, With' the Rank of Lieute nants—Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Macgee. Ensign and Adjutant lames Kerr. loth Ditto, Andrew' Mitchell, Cent, to be Ensign, by pia -chase, vice Montgomery, promoted. sistDitto, Captain David Roberts, from Half-nay of the Goth Foot, to be Captaia or a Company, vice Fuller, who exchanges. receiving the Difference. 53ri Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Weston to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Brotherton, removed to - the 3d Foot Guards. 57th Ditto, Captain Henry Shadforth to be Major, by pur chase, vied Suoth, who- retires. aospital-Mate John Car - nee,ie to be Assistant-Snrgeon. 59th Ditto, Lieutenant John -Campbell to be Captain of a Company, ,witlieut j)urehase, vac Wharton, promoted in Bth West India Regiment. Lieutenant William Wilkin son, 'from Half-pay:of the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell. • • 6i st Ditto, Lieutenant Graves Collins, from'Half-pay of the' 91st FOot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bonner, removed to the Ist Battalion Royals. • • • 6 , d Ditto, Barry Edward o':...Teara, Gent. to be Assistant , Surgeon., vice Boyle, prumuted in the ad Diiision of Light Infantry Militia: 64th Ditto, Lieutenant W. Henry Powell, from the 95th Foot, to: be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, Who exchanges. Lieutenant fohn Vicary, from Half-pay of the 92. d Foot, to be Lieutenant (repaying the Difference), vice Barton, promoted. John Walsh, Gent. to. be Ensign, without . purchase, vice Kipling, promoted in the .ist West Illdia Regiment. 66th : Ditto, Ensign Nicholas Wrixon, from Half-pay of the 56th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Follon. who exchanges. Robert Charles Stevenson, Gent. to be Ensign, Withcilit purchase, vice Trueman; 'promoted in the math .Battalion of Reserve. 68th Ditto, Henry Bury Irwin, Cent. to be. EnSign, without purdltase vice Dunlop, promoted in the t ith Foot. 7eth Ditto, M ajor.Lewis.G rant, front the 3d West India 12e giment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Wel te, who retires. Lieutenant John Drought, from tle. 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Alien, who ex changes. Heiny Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. lames Mackay, Gent. to be , Ensign, without purchase. 75th Ditto, 'Lieutenant.-Colonel fames Maitland, from the ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cutnine, who exchanges. 78th Ditto, Alexander Bannerman - , Esq. to be Paymaster. Stst Ditto, Hospital-Mate Michael Donoghoe to be Assist ant Surgeon. Bed Ditto, Captain Hugo Arnot, from Half-pay of the ist Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Conwalw. 9tst Ditto, Lieutenant David Hay to be Gptain of-a COnir pany, by purchase, vice Robertson, who retires. EnSign Archibald - Cainpbell to be Lieutenant, vice flay gad Ditto, Lieutenant George Horton, from the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Straubenzee, who exchanges. 94th. Ditto, A lei..Luinsden, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase. vice Kingdom, promoted. 95th Ditto, Lieutenant the Hon. James Stewart, from the 64th Foot, to . be Lieutenant, vice Powel, who exchanges. [To b, coniiinad.] BANKRUPTS. Thomas Mee,-now or late , of Manchester, and Peter Lunn, of Eccles, within Barton-upon-Irwell, Lancashire, calico minufaclurers, to surrender April 16, 17, and May c, at three, at the Dug Tavern. Manchester, Attornies, Mr. Knight, Manchester ; or Mt Ellis, Cursitor-street, Lon don. N. ; .;t1 , ..-.ln Robinson, of the Parragon, Southwark, tanner, Match' 2.4, April 7,•anct - May Attornies, Messrs. Pering, Lawrence- Poultney-Hill. .Thomas Savory, of Soul thorpe, Norfolk, miller, March 27, at three; 22, at ten, and May t, at three, at the kW-Lion, Fakenham, Norfolk.: Attornies, Mr.• King, Great Dun ham, Norfolk; or Mr. Geldard, Holborn-court, G ray's- I nn, London. - Laurance Potts, of Bristol, cutler, March 22, April 14, and May_ 1, at eleven.. at :tire Ruintaer Tavern, ikistel. At. tornies, Mr.. lames, c.; ray's-lnn.square, London; or Mr. Morean, Bristol. Richard enkinson, of Pocklington, Yorkshire, money scrivener, Apr!l 12, 13, anti May 1, at eleven. at. the George Imi, York. Attomies, Messrs. Crostield•and Moore, SaFs •:ury-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. New stead, York. Alexander Ross and, John Ogilvie, late of Argyle-street, Army Age:irs, Marth 24, April 5; And May i,,at eleven, at iittornies, Messrs. R. and R. Shawe, Tudor street, Blackft:ars.' John Watkius,.of NorthinoOr, Oxford, botcher, March 24,, April 2, and May t, at eleven. at the Blue Boar inn, Ox ford. Attornies, Mr. T. C. Attwood, Ensham, Ox - ford; or Messrs. Edmunds and Son Lincoln's Inn. Thoin , s Haynes, now or 'ate of Oundle; Northamptonshire, Nurserytitan, April 2, at five, -3, and May r, at eleven, at the Ceorge lnn, Northahlp.tott. .Attoritles, Mr. Busted, Northampton; or Messrs. Kindeal4, Long and ince, Symund's Inn, London. , • MAILS. DUE. ARRIVED. Hamburgh 1- THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Collsols _ _ THE SUN. S 6 QUIs FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MARCH 21, ISo_t. • Queen's Haase, Arch 21, Ito 4. 66 HIS MAJESTY continues to recover. (Signed) • Pzpys. " F,. NUL:4A N.. "11 . R. REYNOLDS "W. lIEWERDEN." WE are extremely happy in being enabled to state that HIS MAJESTY was yesterday so far recovered as to take the exercise of riding fur . a coniiderable time in the-Riding House. • YEsTTRIDAY the Leviathan, •of ? 4. guns, Capt. BAyNTun, sailed from sPortsmotith for the Medi. terranean, having with her three Botith.vessels, for the purpose, it is said, of bombarding Algieri. OtTr: Port Letters are still silent respecling the issue of the Attack upon Boulogne, and the attempt .to sink the Stone-ships in the mouth of that Har bour. We know that, Government have anxiously expeaed some intelligence for several days. Un pleasant . reports have been afloat •upon this bubjel, and it ,was even yesterday said- that the . Plan had' wholly failed; but to these. reports we are mi _ willing to - give any kind of credit,- till we shall receive some authentic advice upon . the sub- 1 jca. If the Plan has, failed, the failure is wholly to be attributed to the want pffrop,Yesscls to cover :such - an attemvt. 1.. • .A small Dutch •Sditlyt haS been brnuglij into which was board by , •~ .- • '4) _~,..-., the latter at tea, she having mistaken her douse in steering from some Port to the West Ward to Bou . • logne ,she was laden with faggots, for - the purpose prnbably,of construding some additional works at Boulogne. 't! • . The report Of BbNAPARTE having arrived at 80n... logne a few days ago, is not much credited. The/ tour of the loth says.nothing of his intention of scion leaving Paris, The preparations Carib vasion we do not. believe to be yet completed according to the Chief Consul's grand idets upon the subjea, and we think it improbable he. would Paris• at the 'present moment, while so many of the alleged Conspirators are still at large, .and' the trials of those taken so soon to commence. , Though no time is stated in the French Papers for these, 'Trials,. we hive no doubt' but that' the Chief Consul will take advantage of . .the, popular feeling in his favour; which- : the discovery of the Conspi, racy seems, judging from the Addresses presented to him on the occasion, to have_ so generally ex- . cited; ',and: will bringithem on without delay. It is stated, that since the discovery of the Con spiracy,n BONAPARTE has doubled his Guard. Twenty-four Advocates have offered to defend MOREAU, and sixteen General.PtcHEoau. Madame IVloasAu has been v4ited by immense crowds since the arrest of her, Husband ; Bat the Strangers who visited her were ordered to quit France immediately. Her Mother, who had been itnprisoned, had been released:" • .LUCIEN I.ION:A,PARTE was on" is way to Paris from Naples.. . •_ A Letter from Constantinop/e, bf the •26rh of Ja„ nuary, says, " You • may consider it as certain, that General BRUNr has . received ,from France, by an Extraordinary Courier, secret Dispatches ) by which he is charged to ,employ every means which may not commit him, to cause to be seized and sent to France, ,the Chief whom the Mamelukes sent to London; and whom the English Government have sent back to Egypt: in a Frigate (Eiji BEY,) The General. Ambassador is authorized for this- purpose to hire and secretly arm all Greek and other Vessels .he can procure, which, by stratagem or force, are yo seize the per son of the Mameluke Chief, and take him from the Vessel in which he is embarketL" • Yesterday abouteleven.o'clock, a Cabinet Coun cil was held at Mr. ADDINGTON'S House. About half past .two o'clock, Ministers bad a Meeting at Lord HAWKESBURY'S OffiCC; previous to their attending Parliament. On Monday evening an iVimiiialty - Messenger was sent 6f ',• - with Dispatches from the Lords of the Admiralty to Admit,;:l.Cou.oys, at. Plymouth: Mr. PITT'S motipn respeeting the Recruiting the Army, &c. which was to have come on yesterday, was put off - at' the request of Mr. Yottice, who said that he intended, in the course of the present week bringing forward a Bill for a similar purpose, and submitted to Mr. PITT whether he would not wait to see the plan submitted by Government ? Mr. PITT in consequence agreed to postpone his motion till after Mr. YoiticE'S. The taste of Mr., ADD titord4, ,in setting up Mr. Tt ERNEI AO make.'a coarse personal attack upon Mr. PITT in the Debate:of Thursday last is much ,admired by . all those who remember, what passed upon a former occasion between the two lat. ter Gentlemen, and who remember too that the SPEAKER of the time might and plight to have pre vented the emisequences which resulted 'from the dkagreement to whiCli we have adverted. We understand there were about twenty of Mr.. Fox's'frienas who voted with that. Gentleman in the Division on Thursday, some voted with the Go. vernmenr, and some went away.. Ministers had: made a great whip on that occasion ; several , . Of. fleets, as well of the Army as .:the Navy were brought up from their duty, and from considerable distances, to attend upon this occasion. Several iserson:s who generally voted with, the Minister went away before the Division, which took place much earlier than was expeeled. Sir EDWARD PLLLE W'S son, we understand, is speedily to be promoted by Lord ST. VINCENT.— Sir EDWARD, it will be remembered, strenuously condemned, the other night, the species of force necessary_ to,sope with the lioulogne'Flotilla, and came all the way post from Plymouth to do so. Yesterday. the . LORD MAYOR held a Court of Aldermen at Guildhall, present thirteen Aldermen, the Sheriffs, Mr. RecOrdei, Mr.Salicitor, and other City Officers. The price of Bread was ordered to be continued as' last week. The Lord Bishop of Gnouc ESTER was nominat ed by the Court to preach the S'pital Sermon on Easter Monday next, and•the Rev.. G. A. THOMAS, on Tuesday following, at Christ Church, Nel.vgate street. before the LORD MAYOR, Alderfilen, &c. The eleCtion of a Member of Parliament for the Borough of Preston, 'took placetan Saturday, when SAMUEL Hoattocks,-.Esq. was returned, in the room of his late brother, - JOHN HOR ROCKS, Esq. CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 21.—Wheat is hefe in good -supply, mostly from Essex and. Kent, with many of last days unsold samples, best Dantzic 595. ; the middling and • inferiormualities have but feW buyers, and at less price; in Barley and Mdlt; but- little difference; limns are a trifle lower ; ,the many arrivals of English and. Foreign Oats, exceeding the demand, causes a reduCtion of full ii; per quarter ;, fine Aineiieari Flour '3os. to 325. per barrel, of z cv:t. 3 qrs. - - Wheat 214 a 4os a 545 . od Tick Beans -25 s a Sts od Fine ditto -'' 55s a 56s 6(.1' Oats -18 s a aos a 2.2 S od Rye - - -28 s a acs (xi Poland ditto . 22$ a 23* 64 Barley - .- As a 23s 6d l' Rape Seed - - 351'a 381 Malt - •., ....48s a.54s od Fine Flour - 4os a 45s od White Pease 3ss a4as od Secopds. 3 . is a 40S' od Leant - a os a 16s oti ._- the-Apclio 'gate, of 38 guns i Ttli , ,COrkehairink Aintier her Coii,: voy the Ship Giamorivtr—of Unitlon, Ttiorot 111-ut.LoY'rna - ster, bound' o,Demerary: ;.(' PORTS/431./TIE; MARCH zo.---S'filA H s ,M ty's Ship4,ppiatan;d ) oisi. A t ; 'fo'r the. • :diterrantin,; .41 4 , h ,Tkansleer, - A, ; bero:n ,Bombs, to join Lord NELSON'S Flektirlihel3o.4 ,l i= terranean, for the purpiis - ri, t is said, of burning r.• •''' • • Algiers ;‘ the East nit . Company's . , Ship Malluil Cornwallis, with the following Ships iAnilcr Convoy for the East Indies : Marquis of Exeter, Lo . rd lotte,ltla'rqtis of Wellesley, and Ank!, IlivEß, MARCH 20.--This morning a finveling Boat with five men being at sea, they dlsco'verotl small Dutch Schur, and made townrdsher On' boarding her, -. they iiained from : the Cre'w (only three men) that deY - i lwere laden with faggots, for the purpose of .forwarding some 'of the Enemy's prd parations at Boulogne, t and were, Nund to that place, but that aftc 7 r tiliek had froin a place to the westward of Boulogne, they unfortunately missed their course, and in conse quence drifted , towards the English land: - T,lte Hovellers took possession of her and triade for this place, which they reached early this morning.. FALMOUTH, 'MAR , £.H• 1 8.--ikAriY i e4, the Peg gl4 FURS E, from Carmarthen; DoiletsP - ii, 131.;,11::1) Ti ; and Sampson, PACKER,: both -from Bristol ; and Recovery, PAW SON, from Portsmouth. ,-." • t :1;) Sailed His Majesty's Ship Gantlet, of 16 guns, Capt. BASS, •oti a Cruiie ; and the Wahingliam Packer, Railcars, with . Mail for Lisbon. A large Fleet appeard oft this Port this evening, standing down Channel,- supposed to 1),,. the OG:- 'watd West India'cOnvojr. 1. 10 VOLUNTEERS, cretary at War : M' LOaD >i,i •v~J ~',ilY ~ ~ ~ I.~: , . The following is a Copy of a Letter - itabsmhtNf to the Lords Lieutenants of Counti , es 'by the Se. Whitehall, hatch 5. It appearing that the insttalion al - fd dlsciplitte of Inch of the Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers of the :Maritime Counties as have been placed on permanent Pay and Duty.lay His Majesty's order on the existing appearance of Invasion. have been essentially promoted by that Measure ; 'and thefe being reason to believe, that many of the remaining Volun teer Corps indifferent parts of Great Britain, are ready and willing to assemble under the atithoritY of 'Ws 'Majesty lbr 'this purpose,' I have therefore received His Majesty's'eoim. mand to request a confidential .communication of your . Yvileritt any'. and which of the Yeomanry • Corpa a .beitig already .properly armed and' equipped, are - likelaq'tVit His Majesty's invitation, to • assemble on - Permanent- Pay and Doty, foraa - perincinot.cxceeding.a month, not leas,thani ten days. I beg leave to remind your Lordship, that If is ayesty - is 'empowered, by .the -4id Geo... C. - .66..5: re. to iirvile any ' , Yeomanry .or 'Volunteer , Gortra . volttruarily. to assemble amend march on the appearance of Invasion ; and that all such Corps as shall egoltintarily assemble, as ex'pressetl'in "clause, are entitled to 'Pay -and' Qtiarters, %and subjeedeat'to 'Military discipline, during the time they shall continue so assembled.. I have - reason to - believe that His. Royal Highness the 'Corbin:Ando in Chief - has - written •to the commanding Ge neral, t he, Distride on,the subject e„.and flatter rnysell that you wilt have the goodness tOcommuilicate with the General commanding the Distrid confidential ry on•the occasion. • • I hope so be favoured with' your,. Lordship's sentiments, and at your earliest convenience, accompanied with a Litt of such .Corps as are indgr ready and prepared to step forward on the present 'corijdn'tfure. - You( Lordship wilt be. pleased at all times to observe that previa:4l.lo' the actual ;assembling of any Corps or Detaeh merit of a Volunteer Corps on Permanent Pay and Ditty; the p'roposal for their so assembling is. to be made, in the first instance by the Coinmandant of: the Corps, through the Ina speeting Field Offite:r, to the Lortitiittitenalit ort he C;alitiO a transmitting V a duplicate at the same time to the General 'Commanding the ()Astrid.. These proposals are in each case to be accompanied by anexa6tietorn ofthesgeaiyenuinbrs and rank of the - Volunteers who aretb be asSenrbled,. by' a statement of the time and place proposed far their asaererbl‘ add , of the period for :Which itf is intended that they should remain on duty, 'if noon col timunication.between His Niajesty l s , _CU t nt and the commanding General,' the proposal shall 'he *- proved of, it is to be trtinsinitted by the... Lord Lieutenant, r to th l a he J/ S b ee 's. re A t i t q r - Y eilj o ic t ) a 'p le ec i a r t . with as little delay e a n s t .p y a :i s n si : b o l r e cie . f So the Houle Direßiqns may be given thereupon, anti signified bye sneloe ererary of State to the Lord Lientenant, before any Corps or D etac hment shall be aftually placed oil duty, and that the requisiteauthority may be given for the issue of their pay and allowances. , During the period of any Volunteeel being:assembled, they are to be,under•the command of the General 011iteer cons mandingthedistria, oc it in garrison, under the command of , thel6'ove rnor or CoMMandant thereof tbr the time being; and they are in' all reapeels diligently to conform to fhc rules, re= gulations, and ordinance's of His ralajesty'S military service; and the Commanding Officer of the Corps or,Detachneeht is ti;tbllow such direelions as shall be communicated to him, throtigh His Majesty's Secretary at War, with respeti to the paynierit, subsistence, nnd economy of the men so assembled. It is intended to'advance to each hon-corrunissionest .0 flieer, Drummer, and Private so called out, in proportion to.the length oftrine for Which they may agree to assemble * a stun not exceeding one - guinea, for the purpose of assisting in pro viding necessaries; and the Captains of Companies .may draw for the same upon the .ReceiyerLGeiveral of the • County, in the same. manner as the Captains of Militia Regiments are accustomed to do; and may • :also lay out the same in the Manner 'which they shall think most advantageous for the men, for whom it is, amongst other- things, particularly de sirable that great coats' should he provided where they arc wanting. 'And such Captains or Commanding 0 thoer shall, on or before the aeth day of the next month ensulug that its. which they shall have received such money as aforesaid, ac count to such Volunteera how the said sum had been ap plied and disposed of,'and shall, at the time of settling such account, pay the remainder (if any) to the said 'Volunteers. It is thought desirable to avoid, as much aspossible e the calling out on Permanent Pay and Duty, any men having families who sire likely to become chargeabie.; and it is to he observed, that the wives and families of the men so called out ore not entitled to any allowance, unless such turn shall 'actually leave their families, and then only when such fa milies are unable to support themselves. The Commanding,Ontcer is to cause the Articles of War, to be read to' his Corps as soon after its first assembling as may be pralicabl'e, and repeat the same from time to time in, the manner practised in the Regular and Militia Forces. • With the view of facilitating to your Lordship the means of communicating to the 'Commandants of Corps the Regu lations bi which they are' to be governed in carrying this measure into eflea, I have caused the same to beeztraded from this Letter, to the farm- of Instrndions, of which art adequate number of Copies for immediate use are herewith transmitted, together with-a proportion of blank returns. 'I have the.horiour to be, &a.: _ C. Y 0 f. '