The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-22 00:00:00

MAILS. ARAI , / En- Cowl:burgh. r Dublin. Du E—r Gotter.burgh, r Lisbon, I Dublin, z Waterford. PRICE ol• STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. , Consols - . THE N. - &OLEN QUIS DICLItE FALSUM e►UDEAZ ? L 0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1806. THE Funeral of Mr. PITT took place this day, be: tureen one and two o'clock, in 'Westminster Abbey. We are prevented, by. the lateness of the how, from giving any details of'this melancholy ceremony. The Procession set out from the . I -louse of Lords about one o'clock, in the . order mentioned in our Paper of Thursday. The 'number of Noblemen and Gentlemen who attended the Funeral was immense. The Dttnuts of KENT, CUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, were present. . WE are sorry to find, from the American Papers, that the greatest efforts are making by theMerchan ts, sandl?y the Party inimical to the / interests of 'Great Britain, to compel the \ Congress to have recourse to Hostilities against this Country,- because the Britigh Qovernment- has felt 'itself under the necessity. of • . • taking somemeasure;to restrain in some degree the' contraband and illidit trade tarried on - under ..kmeri , can Colours. It is to be hoped, however, that • the Congress will not stiffer itself to be influenced, by the unfounded representation 3 , ofrrien wha e;'peed to enjoy the odwitit.if. , ,e3 Of Neutrality - ; while they are violat ing.every Principle upon which itris founded, and are in,' . doiing.7 tins Country, under the cover of ; neutrality; ,thOre essential' and permanent 'injury .than they 'could do by open warfare. It certainly.may happen, that sonic :American Merchants; meaning. to'a fairly . and honestly as Neutrals, may have sustained great inconvenience from the, regulations .is Bich the British Government has been forced to Scicrii • but instead of exclaiming against' Great Bri ' • • • min, they should biatrie those-who are really guilty • they ShoUld endeavour to prevail upon the Congress . • to..put a stop. to thy gross violations of Neutrality Which are daily awl.openly praised, under the sane tintrof the Arnerican 'Flag. Another . Charge which . . .brought agaltist 11}l'4 Country, is, that great numbers , . • (3fAmerican, Sailors have been impressed and &reed to . seive in the British Navy. 'that there may bea number of American Seamen in the British Navy, both as N . : - olutiteers and impressed men, we do not deny ;- butwebeheVe that it will be difficult to 'find ilanStanbe where a, man has been 'detained On board *British:Ship after producing proper evidence of his teing an American subje - i. The similarity of lan-. , grim e°; Manners, : and appearance, renders it almost imilosisible .. to distinguish between the Seamen of the two Couiftries, and if, in some, instances, Anierican s are compelled to serve on board British Ships, .w e , are . conViilccoi that a much greciter number of :British Seamen are employed in American Ships, with false certificates, stating them to have been born in Ame- rica, . His Royal • Highness the DUKkOf CAMBRIDGE, and a lar4e'pai - ty of Military and other Gentlemen, it red yes,tereoy,with their ROyal :Highnesses the 1.) - tncs and DuTpuEss of y.oaK., at, tlicir house in o rtman-quare. • • • • , Of'coliDONTentertained yesterday evening an elegant assemblage. of Fashibnables, at her house, in Si..Eimes's-squal:e, among whom were, < 1)111e of I.;,:dford, Otachess of Bedford, ,Al,, rktu i ) of Lorne,- - of Stafford, ~41arqui3 of St4l.lurd,. :Dutchtss of Si. •Atbans, kc. !nit 9APFLIP.F. oMEDIN'A.—A packet has arrived at ilitS India House frotri Mr,."I3.AItKE,R„ 'the Company's -.llei.itnt at liagdat, containing an . account of the' cimtuie o','Nledina by the Wahabees. They set fire to th'ecny yaribus places, destroyed the mosques, niter having ransacked ihem'of their'valuable splines and treasures, and compl6tely demolished the tomb of the _Prophet. • Some thousands of f - emales of the first rank were- carried.• off by the besiegers into the desart, with. a 'number of the principal male, inha 7 tiiatito. A troop of camels' Were salso sent away with jewels and othet : , treasUre: to:' r ail" ani uene . amount, • • Yesterday Sir J. NEWPORT took possession-of the official hotiSe belonging to the Exchequer fur-Irelanch . „ On Thursday JOHN CALCRAIT 3 ..was,re eleEt9d .to serve in Parliainenf for the Boroutil of '4VaiOian. . . . Sir CHARLES Moluor.Por.r, Bart. lately appoint ea one of the Lords of the Adniiralty, is re-cle6ted I. P. for Newark upon Trent. The Lord Gliief. Justice- of the Icing's, Ben_cli iii Ireland (the Right. Hon.- Wm. DoWNE9 has been appointed b His . RoyAi the DUKE of Cru tENLAND Vice-Chancellor "of the University of Dublin. , • Yesterday-forenoon, according..to annual custom,, the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the'Sheritrs, Aldernieu, and Coirijniii?•::Cowicil, proceeded to Laurence'! Church, from the Mansjoii- House, where they heard Divine Service. An ex cellent Sermon 'was - preached by,the Father - in God the Lord of if,Ochestei, for thele..nefit of the Society fhr Propagating the Gospel in Foreign 1. arts. the'iaqrch;, atter which they returned to the . Mansion House;. (inner, where an elegant enterta:nment was pro. Nicled by the Lord Mayor on the occasion. ,3:11?. PITT LYING IX SL ITE: This solemn scene excited a great sensation yes terday in the neighbourhood of Westminster. 'On Mors4ay iLwas not. fully attended; but yesterday Westminster-hall and the passages, to the Painted Chamber, in which the body Jay, were crowded in the extreme, The ,crpwd beg.u., to colica_sa early as ten o'clock, and became so excessive,. that many femalesfainted;and • hundreds,- after - struggling until theybecame.faint with the .fatigue, were happy to •effeet their escape with their. lives. The .guard . was accordingly doubled,, anal an addition,al . nuMber ,of ConstAdes.were called in. The Nobility. and Gentry, who came in carriages, were adMitted through the House o Lords, at the door of which a sti*g body of Marshahnen were placed for their protection, and the exclusion of persons not pf that. rank.' Among these .• , he bishop of Ely; the Marchioneil cif Salmbury:ana Lady Georgiana'and Emily Cecil •, Lord Carrington a,nd Ea milp; Lard Macdonald.; Lady Simpson ; Colonel : Petty. ward; Mrs. Dickenson ; Mr. Borland's family; Sir John Throckinorton's, Family; Sir Robc . “ Wigram'p, apd Several tithers. Long after the doors were clOsect, the people con tinued coming in large parties, and were so late as ten o'clock last night ; Ladies were then' soliciting,. bat in gain for admission. Between fifty anctsixty Ofticers of the IA and: 24 Zattalions of - the calque Port Voliniteers arrived in, total yeitei.ciay, to, at tend the Funeral.: akorkm)An werq the whole of yestei i -Pypßii)loye4 to prepare the yanit, and eke - 1.-the, - neceis:twy ac-, commodatious, in the Abbey for the interment.--, 'ftencorary scaffoldijig has been, prepared,, and the different aisles along' w hich. the Pr . oces'sion will move. are ingted.'' The li”ault, which is in the' middle 'of' the aisle'lehding to the North door,: is surrounded! by' a railing, whicli inClose3a temporary'platf;:nn, sif ficiently large to accommodate the chief mourners, with the principal: attendinits acid relatives of pie ceased. The railitt, as well as the. other - terliporary erections, is covered with black .cloth. .The Vault' is rune to contain no.niqe. than CcAtis.. reii ajfeadx occupy it, .Thoie of the Earl.ofCHATII,s the counte” iii wife, and Lady. 1 - 11A . Rivf ET Em.foT, their daughter. : body cif, Mr. PITT will be the fourth inhal*ailt elthis..wansion of the dead. Mt I) LLiAN I TloN..ouß t ...ow MR. PI,TT:--7ThQ fpllo , .t, !lig is a de,serlption .of -Mr. BISAT's superb 'Medallion in honour of the Illustrious Mr:. Itra , F '. l2 'fie 13nSiOf the 'late Righillon.4 LtAx: P; t: - r, Chincellor . of . the Exchequer, Scc, ;'round which, as a Legend, tnefollowing.appropriatt;. linesatthe tintnortal illit' re : . ' • . • ' • lie was a Mail; take him For all 'fp all, , • • t We shall not look upon his like agantl" Rev Egs E.—Britannia seated on L the loss of her fit , ionriie Ministcr..—On , a l'txlestal a a-S,arco: phaguS,'on Which is inscribed the nacre of :N/r. hi TT ' • and BritanniaAccms to otc Lint, in the dying words et the'tllus-- trio, S tatesman--'' On Private letters from the,Lontinent that 4,P7. veral mernberz of the 13oNtrAzTE family renion- . StMted . with NAPoLroN on .the 2 adoptioti of y o upg, BEYUTI.IRSOIS as his - son, 'md represented it a 3 re pugnant to the. constitution. -This interference, however, he took very ill. and:threatened - to reduce to their original ip,signitieance those 'wli9 ture to oppose his pleasure:' josEl:m f;ioNAPArrE A in defiance of the constitution, will s it is thought, be King if Naples: It is.snpposed, - lidWever, that if . Russia. .would recognise .13,0NAPAR:rk; Emperor of France Land King of Italy, favourable conditions might be obtained tier the ROSA', Et.uhil of aples.' There is hardly to be found - in the history of any State that pretends to the leasa - -clegree of civilization, such..an ins,..tanee of daring rapacity,as the deinand , which France has made, fitr a pecuniary, contribu tion, onthe unoffendingcity -of Frankfort.. Nothing like even the shadoW c?f'a f 4 this:plundering re- . 'qiiisition has been adytneed,or can be urged in excuse fbrit. It is indeed the ad:of highwayman-with a pistol in his hand,demandinkthe Money of a defence leSs- passenger. What would this country bave to ex . - pea—this Coun'try', whieh tyranny; ll;:s so often menaced, and is so an destroy; to strey; if ; ever we could be so treacherous to ourselves. as to. suffer Finchtnen to carry its - thr2ats 'of 'lnvasion to a successful issue ? Nothing that can .be imagined wOl4 be,.so horrible as our con4 . ition and the „very wretches wbo could be so baSf.:tip to give any aid to the advances of such au Elie ' would be the first to suffer for their ,detest a,6ir go and' folly.. 11.oNAPARTg, notwititStand . :tig all, the aSstirances which be receives of the log devotion his peark, finds it necessary to issue: a very severe Deerce,,pro hibiting . the carrying and the making, of alI daugerl ous weapons,, such as Air-guns„ Poil .I),aegers, Pistols, and Swordsticks. lt• plain ; therefore, that - he , does,. not 'rely upon th. Ministerial ..and Senatorial dechirations of p'opit/or 41 . e still, I)o'.vever, Ventures to leave such :Off en si ve weapons in - the hands of his. Military, hordes.. In due time, it is - natural to expee that he Will . Consider even the tongue as. too , Offensit'e a weapon to be trusted to the people at large, ;and that if he leaves them enough of it for tlvo purpeselif . c(.4ing, Ito ,will deprive it at least of the faculty of ipeing. The Emperor of Russia, notwitlistpdinq - the late unfoxtunaw Camiyaigki i will.Makg a very diStin guisbed . and most honourable figure in the page of history. His conduit in that Campaign SlieWs. that heroism forms an essential "part of his eltaraeer . and refusal of .a Military Order; after such eon due, alledging tl;at. he did not deserve it,. proVes that hiS modesty, - it quality that - is ahVays the con comitant- of great and retteeiag minds, is equal to his courage.-t;Sucha eharaecr is the subjee oz, hope as well as-admiration, and way be expeCted to . hold forth a striking example to all surrounding States. The General Conrt-Martial which has.been lately sittings At .Aristol bas. t eft One ofthe charges brought before it was insihkited by Captain' CAVENr DIM; of the - Wrest INllddlex Militia, against tenant and Paymaster FE-N , N(..;1.4 At'STiN, of the same Regiment, on three invancos of charge.: I t st, for re fusing thq payment .of the CA)?tain's pay bill for the pun - lent:of his conipany, it having beeti,previously signed..6y:hirrt vd, by such refusal, keeping the men front tbeir,pay, which tended to Subvert good order. and military diA:ipline ; Lind" 3d, causing it to be considered by such refusal that Captain 'CAVENDIS had made a plse demand, injUrihavk to his honour and reputatioL as an Officer and a Oentlernan. The opinion of the Court was, that the Paymaster was gclif to; cif the crimes laid- to his charge ;. but i s it ap peArvd.4ils•condue Proceeded from an error in Judg. ment, the Court:sentenced him to' be reprimanded by the Coins anding Officer of the Regiment; which sentence 114 been contirpacd by I.=lts NA VAL NE ws. PORTSMOUTH, An. 21 .—Arrived His Majesty's Ship Ville de Paris, of Ito guns, Hqn. Admiral CORNWALLIS, from the Channel Fleet, and the Raillezir i of 1 6 guns, from the Eastward ; also the :Portsmouth, BURNHAM,, friilictm, Tuomrso;s, and Pedroii,--, from London ; and the grperOzeilt, a, IVute . „ Deptford, and 1 10 sail of Trans4)orts with Troops. Sailed the 4ercinc„ of ?2 guns, with Convoy to the g,st w ara i , Moses, PROVIDENCE, for London ; the, GQ.odwood, WILL4AMS, for Wookyieh ; and the Lord Hay.thes44try, and Puke: of Nontrose, fix; thq Vi t l'l4l,o tqfl a i9.--Arrived the. Pro-ssian Gal hot gebroeders .Keiastra; - Cqpt. 3o NI S. from Rot, terdgir4bonucl to S,t. Martin's, laden with cheese, detained by the Lim Privateer of this Port. Arrived the -hernia, CA 1G HAY, the Jane, TAY- L on, and the cOWNELL, . , ladetr with linen, honridto London. 114 F . LW t 911, IE B . 2I King george Pasicet, Capt. S,,fiNDERs, vile 4, this morning, with 4 fair wind, fur Cuxhaven, with the It imburgh and Bre men Nails ; -at the same time the•Bvaidby Packet, Capt. Nuaßts, sailed, with a Mil fox - Gottenburg4. FALmouTir, FEB. 1 .—Arrived the Fountain, BUSHEY, Union, EA'Atv s, Golden Fleece, BAB ELL, liptri Cork 5 4ppkdean, SExToN, from Chichester; ,cpecu/ation, I3onox, (corn London 5 '4lert, BLX, from ; Union, JONES, from •Penzanct r ;, Fanny, P;IICE, from, Tenby ; Franciscos, SURGEN ry Ev, from Ito act dam ; Harlequin, Sll Er PA 13, /71-. dfla tig a ble, WEAR, piano., VAUG Ii AN, Anzphion; GEORGE, frau\ Jamaica r for London . , last from Cork; aid IViajoty's, Sloap of War Espiegle, with the apoye four Ships, under convoy. ,wiled the. Al:ary, SHEER N SS A FEB. 21.—Arrived the Mar , Lieut. Strs.l , lEzt,•frorn the Downs. Sailed the Falcon Slobp• of War with the ..!Trad for the Rivers Elbe, Jade, and Weser: Yoiterday a Court-Martial was held on. board - the Illtignaizime on Lied:WHITE, of the Man& Gun,. brig, and Lieutenant LI:C4CRAIT, of the Pigeon Schoyner, for the loss of their respedive - Vesseis..-t 7 The Court-was of opinion that no blame att*heitci those Officers for the less of the said. Ships: . • DEAL, Fsß.2, I .—Afrivecl the, Fixeiiion from off Beacily Head ; Speculator from off Galaii , .hnus from off ; and the ? gent, and ieeral Sloops of War and Gun-brigs from oti Boulogne. the Oberon between North Sand Head and Qrforchless. • • Two Dutch Frigates, of 40 guns each, are ex peaed,tolail from:Helvoet in a day or two. , Ail the Ships here are ordered to be inn - reactintss-to-cat and slip, in order that some may go each way in ppr Suit of - 'llOt.ild they ti"4aitpe *Capt . . i t - LiaCxl 7 ,olthe Cru4er , and . the Souackon under his connnand off Fins I: ;pg.. FES.• 1 91•.:Sit . jptit4 HiNsLowtj-Sur " veyor of the Navy,' .tins beeziUttie Dock-yard here, yesterday and. to=day,on 'an ofECiar visit; I.e h a s t,ken a - nrvercre - rii•ericw btritdipirii.ttebrierl-rcrbit bUilt, and o.f the: ShipSlyinc--in Qfctitlau., in order to . fix oai such as first, brought forward for: rot-4 pair. • • • 'he Irresistible is cleared of her powder and guns, and, if the wind pernuts„ . Sheerness to-rnorrow. The Navi BOard have '.oredred"th:. rlaory tolpe taken .into: dock the next: spring.: tidesr, iri . the todan of the Gi(,:ttprz, st4, l te l , of repair. 116 - 11.1:4fi arch; gutrs7 eA)t ; ;-- litrit=rL) N . 3 is ccitliplet,cl,":;r reaciy,l6F. S4,l)hig. -; earoa. A new first,anci-sixond rates re orderuji 1:19,..bt1i1t in this D i ocklard. Anle*",:il9ppl4 l =B tour,' IT ved I Builds2rs:,-sthe houyet.natued; • : • . - - '.7te . • • PXTTI.A.C.T OF, i A . LETTE.It 'I7FIE or,IIE:FLE , La•Zs - COETLD By LVERINE - , 11•ECE1VVD 'GrtEENtick; ON MONDAY, 'W'Ai OP. LlN;gßrdo::: • , , ,Itis with pain I announoethe capture of, the Ship Cho onfthe: .7th of-December, after as dis agreeable 'a ,assage us ever . - . , :perieUeeki. - .."(kilour departure froM Madeira, Vl,2:' lane unsler escot of His Majesty's 'Brig TVLdvi[riize,"atad n'Othlehiiptiel ed till the 7th. of Deeenaller; Ohen-we fell hi with a'French Squadron of - one •Ship''of thy+ tae 'two Frigates and a• Brig, Whiichieapttired,the pf Greenock, Capt...SlAluNs i with two othersi!names unknown ; and at the tune they; bodrk.W.the . B elize We were not. tyro Miles frOrn the Frigates., hat they took two hours to shift the Prisoners. fn• the mean time we escaped with our cotrt'oy,-and proceeded making the test of our way Until that: uilfOrtunate day, the Q 704 of December, on which we tell in •with and ,were taken by the General: Erneql, Freneh Privateer, of fourteen six-peunderS and 150 which sails very fast. They, parted with us about 'noon, and proceeded for Guadaloupe, 'Lilt foitu naviy, .at eight next mOrning; I and immediately told the Prize Master it ;,1 a British irate=--he y then delivered up the 'Ship ', . ; ..ithQUt T1 ' 1:11611 6 " ally trial to got'olf. I. thou sent a:boy aloft to the with a - cotii.oy signal, signifying bin distress atit wanting immediate assistance, which was answered; and, at eight P. M. Mil* alongside and 'hailed, and proved to be the Pheasant Sloop of War, Captain HENDERSON. Next morn ing arrived at Barb6does, and are now ready to pro ceed to Grenada. Captain MTIE is ©n board the Privateer." Extra& of a Letter; reeeived in - Clasgow," on Monday, by a Mercantile House, horn their C®rrespondent.at-liari►adoes, dated ad January, 18:-.4. I have the pleasure to announce the safe ar • rival of your Ship Ajax at this • island, on the 10th ult: with His Majesty's Ship' Fiigard, - and about 24 sail , of the Cork CAivoy. You w ill haile. heard, be fore this reaches, how much that tleetwac dispersed iminediately after leaving .Ireland; through bad weather, ,and other. fortuitous .circumstances, A vision- of tbern,consisting of 16 Sail . 474(14 being one of the number) which had been ed by the Sloop Woo,iveri4e, had afterwards the ilAisfut, tune, to in;; when a little to the westward of Ma dekra, with an gnerny's Sqoadrun of one tine-of, bottle - Ship, two k'rigates, and a Corvette. Two ships; the 4'obert. and Belize, were seen to be captwed, but most. of the others, it is to be hoped, have escaped, Several ar,e, arri,ved.here, and the people of the Clio, one of whom informs me that they saw the Irmetindck the:following night, long after- they had lost sight of their ursuers, so that have no doubt b u t s h e has prcineeded,dimedy on to Grenada, else - she would before this have male her appevArle&here." ~,---,. Captajn 11A1),FORD, o the "Vary =it Ellen ,b 0 1 144 from, C4ernsey: to Newfoundland; is arrived in town frorik Xeueriffe. His Ship was the first prize wad h$ the Itoehefort Squadronoid their second sailing A'orn that Port,. and was iintnediately burne4 by then:" .Capt. ; 44nyoks4 - was. with the Squadron during the Nvholv., et, its eruize of near four Months, au.d until tts arrival at 'rent riffe; where he effeeted his escape. and Arrived on TuesdaY last 'in an American ShiP- He'repsils that. no respea was paid to the flag of any nation; that every Ship which the Enemy fed in - with was etther taken or destroyed ; and that no. less. than forty-five Vessels, 'sailing under neutral flags, were burnt ::by. this Squadron, five of which,. were Americans-, twentr-five Swedes, and the rest Danes and Prussians... Capt. I Voonit.T.Fil-'; ut the Calcutta, and most a this Crew, were well when the .S.(ll' indr:Cri V/as . at Tenetilfe:. The Dolt/rich, ahcA ArQt/ters„‘ froni Tobago :t6 Lt.ind(;n, were talz.en and. bcii•nt, as wa the-Spar.rory, from Nes.vfoundlandto the,MeditqTalitan. The Prin'ass:of 'Grange, of 74 guns, was paid Gil at chatharn on Thursday, and leer landsnien ., :uPle4 over (o, tl ::111:on or The C/ri . 1371 RtFs hid the,Gnoll Castle S of Swarzeii, supposed hAve. been lost, in the lent Of the f?& al of 'Otto her, last, were captoreck by 'two i s .livatut'r.: ? , to of Scilly, Iluck carried into France. .1:11e..14:4:,:zz1y sunk the aft , 2r . t:tkin , z out the men, The - creve-'of the Cinoli castle \Ar bre . rech:wecl., to. extreme dittess whe4 teen.. bving:bgen IN DA A:- ti 0y5,E,77 - Yesterday ;;:ourt of TO,j_r i ear ) ri 14:1T.F.fvitywiprt r tirr-zii7s - wete-swok into. CgR, 1 11444r gf.• 41i}' r•esPiSitiv.V , hips, viA m. Rtcxxs, of the Thames, tbr China diret l Calk. J. NoRmAND, of the E.TpeYiment,' for J3ooa)k. and Bengal. r T i'ile Cvur; adjouugst rat se'veu'U'clycii • .. .6. • • , • • ti.II:JAWSCIUY near,:' The ./(rch!olvan, - -- 7 --. 7 :— ; , front Creep k, , ca for Dl4in,. opi. Sztturdy a ith se'nniclit, wrg,Q.Q: . • • lieriing-s and ieiiilea s sugar, alia on Monday LPgiat following eras tl.)-Serries., near I,4thlin. • r~ _ _ Some of the Tratispu;ts which arrived in, thf4 Downs on Wedne•AT ran foul of each other, but too material danrag , 4"• as sust i ai!icl by* 4i . x . of t4e.ri,. 'All: the 11Fiti$P TrOups that liaye-retarric.d . fromuCtl:4. Continent are expeOted•to-rerziain in this (.;thirltryi, except the 6ein4n . Legion, wU) go.to The tollo w i n g I,s a - stategue# uf. the rroops arrived! ttt liain9gate LAtitivi on Wednesday 35.3 men of . the ~-.4th ReSiMent, and 46t of 34111 Likuattki pr‘ Tho.rsth4y, 540 of tAe sth,. and 501 . 3 of 1 . )3tp:j3t1 . 1. eganent - - - .LQ4* Landed ye,terday, - 640- of-4 40,-341----and -7azof . -4 he, .4k : - R • 1367. To be Landed this day, a party of,th_ . Quards, con.slq ing•ot ebony, - - - - : szoa To be landtxt Monday, abOut Eno of the t4th, 230 ' qt the Intl 66, Ot ; the 9tsc Highi.nttlcAint4s}E T0j. 1 .5'4 ,1 '.4 03 9A:TuesdaY, 567 01 the; 11 7 499 ut the 301,1i, ; :inct .soo of the .19t14. - - , 147 TOta! , 92 5%0 Tl'portS With the- waggon trl in ;were or agEe,kto prcicieed t,44 ."1"t-ittie.0 to 1V0911,.. - 14h..- rilie :I=l.th; , i4ith, and-gist itegimetits of Foot, kave, received r tqcler4 tu, vroeceri fro(4 Ramsgate T.be 30 00 - Wlla - 41s :at ; 3 .7 g,Oetier aild-the'stittrlO ••••• . .flast,regs. • • - • r• •• -7:- • j - •. • men 0 L6P-. Infantry - -forming , pa rt _of Virr::',Oep;44.l s ryi,ra',.le, were di RA.usg,ate : _.o4:7llitisifay-,_ . .411d. late GO :tll same eyetaip marched Into Can terburx,and yesterday ?Ft&rnititg - ttin?ittued F'ciiii&-by, Ash fo for),Lyeri*74 ti*,itax?-i44-4144511-13•440-4-beziiiiialnder tF rinde' kAlajor-ginital :43V.4451,E*s Brigade t i t ordere.fttathosasse4 - • ; • . - Tbe - Brigade ofGuards,is to occqpy:Deall3arracksi add tti ere lauded at i4tit y.yestettll.t ' - Yestercia . i • ed.battalion of the 50th regiment of ftiOt. - irrived2.at.Glouce , ;t e r from Ciren:. center, .I.ive • been quartered for some tune; and Ca Saturday they.. pursued their march for Woroester...... • • •' the division •of the g6th re t li • ' ‘ .;lll Cli 114 , is for sotrie,ti;tne past pertortned•dirty at the' Leopard' Depot, near Worcester, marched from thence for ttie Isle of - Wight, where they ate to.etabortc, in 'order'to join. the battalion now, stil l ticiiied is the \Vest Indies. .On Atuticlay nex.t the Ist (or Royal) Regiment o Dragoops • will, march. from ;Woodbridge Barradi for. Scotland. ' ' • • ' - Lfttely - w:as'shot, in the parish of Milford,. on-the Quantock Hills, about 14 iiiil44 . froi,.a T3unton,;l2y : Henry, Sufceting,, Esq . 01 . 04Vil'eagle, of , the male. kind. He pleasured seven f l eell9ur inches from vie Atrethitii'.4 fbree f. t•; frozil head, to tail; .. he was discovers l wEilst.hoveting Sweeting's spaniel, and lived about tan ho irs i to he was shot.