The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-08 00:00:00

iestazurmirc utfincs. •
TNE ret.Lowino tesr•ocrions TO OFFICIO!! AND
PRISONS, SPECIALLY APPOINTED To It.
CIIUIT FOR TUE INVANreY, HAVE LATELY
SEEN ISSUED.
INSTRUCTIONS.
The following regulations have bees approved lay
His Majesty, and are to be striftly observed, by all
persons arling under the authority of his Royal
Highness the Commander in Chief, in the extvordi-
nary recruiting of the Infantry :
Art. I.—They are to be cnnlned to enlist men, within the
limits specified in the authority given to them, under the hood
of the Commander-in-Chief.
Art. 2..—The age, site, and description of the recruit, to
conform to His Majesty's Regulations for recruiting the
Army.
Art. 3—The Bounty to the Recruit, and the rlittributi.n
thereof, is to be according to the Statement annexed.
Art_ 4 ...Persons employed will Not be entitled to any Pat,
but will receive the sum of five guineas, ti cover all charge.
and incidental expellees for each recruit, in the proportion set
forth in the annewed Schedule.
Art. S.—They are to conform to all Orders issued from time
to time, horn the Commander-re-Chief, through the Inviredorl
General, or Inspecting.lield-Officer of the Dish let.
Art. 6.—Pews 40 authorised, not receiving half pay, must
give tenuity, themselvm in the sum of 1081. and two securities
in the sum of 301. each. •
Art. 7.—The Inipecang Field-Officers, and Disirict•Pay-
Masters, to satisfy thenuelves of the responsibility of the
securities.
Art. I,—Tier sum of 401. to be advanced to persons so au-
thoristsi by the District-Pay-Master.
When 251. of that sum shall have been satitfeetorily Sc.
counted for to the lospecting-Field•ollicer, and Ditirict•Psy-
Master, a farther sum of 251 may be advanced, and so ou ;
without deviating Irina this rule, except tu ciao or the extra-
ordinary succ -is of air indn idwl, when the Diratiat.Pay-Atastin,
and liispectine.Field•Olficers at their discretion, may advance
further supplies.
Art. 9.—lt is to be distinctly certified, on the back of each
certificate, by the Officer, or other person, employed under
the Justices, that the Kecruit was enlisted at
on the day of 180 , by having ate.
thinky from the Commander-in-Chief to that Officer, bearing
date the day of , 180 .
An. 10 —All Recruitsto be attested for General Service: or
du the regiment of Infantry, or for such other regiment of In-
dustry, as the Recruit may select.
e Act 11.=The Recruiting Regulations dated dh• day of
to be strictly attended to, as far as they roped ge.
wsnl conduct and discipline. toad am applicable to this Tastieu-
lar games.
Art. 12 —All recruits mired, arise be delivered is par-
' Die within the disuidt, as the Inspecting
_Field 011isar may
stra6ss. By etitwanund el lisselsi
Hi Royal 111kbews sbellsibs et Vat..
Olirsid) HAllll` CAILVIOtT.' A. G
lidjoesaialsaprars 011se, on. 13.
!dialevesult ii ebe Oinellenles LW, 'NMI dot Recruits
seised le slipenbei Itieiplem by 011eies sad others spur-
' MIT 81111Moaled esehillee the Banter
Rung is die Recruit. Levy Mug.
On bieg selsoted, in 2 11
WO
agar
fterromotiato snow _a 0,00,7 2 2 0
•
necessaries• 0 12 0
appmwal la money 1 3 11 0.
In itetosariee . 3 3 0
•
Total !smutty of the Reeruit . 11 11 0
To the Extra.Officet.
for attesting . 0 1 0
Orbaldellite approval for sergical 'sanitation 0 2 6
reward • $ 3 0
.11bnoseren Ord approval a 2 0
Tv* milopelasl whip pony essiellies
the netuit to the Ouse( fowl swivel . 1 i 0 .
TueLl levy massy, Ildttils currency L. is 5 6
We, a long time back, gave a sketch of the
terms of tht Recruiting Service, under the new
system. By the instruetions just issue! from the
War Office, and which will be found, at !cork.;
above, it Will be seen that our information on OW.
subjs.@ wag not i 410017108. The meta s referred
to, are re take place from the ROth of Ottober. A
fist of those who are to be emplord will speedily
appear in The London Ga:cite. It will be observed,
as we bare already stated, that live guineas is to be
allowed to the party recruiting, for each man, which
is to cover all expenses.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 6.
Arrived L'Ureoie frigate, and the Locust gon-
vessel, from a cruise; .!dive, Ilidd(4r4 ANN, Liber-
ty, Hope, Correa, Witlimo, and the Friend transports.
Sailed Commodore Ignateuirs squadron, of Rus-
sian awn of war (9 sail), for the Archipelago ; also
the Nada frigate, for the Downs ; Shektroke, for
Guernsey ; and the Jackdaw schooner, to join the
Expedition at Falmouth.
Admiral-George Murray re-hoisted his flag last
night, on hoard the Polspheinui, for the East Indies.
Came to Spithead, the Tamar frigates from Ha-
lifax.—Wind W.
FALMOUTH. NOV. rla.
Sailed last evening the AL;sr, of 74 guns, Capt.
Pym, with the outward-bound convoy for the Me..
diterraneao, which were joined 1/4 the brig Gratitude,
Capt. Rowe. for Gibraltar.
Sailed the ship Avalon, Flenderson, for Loudon;
and the e of Wales packet, todd, for Lisbon.—
Wind N.W.

neat., Nov. 6.
Sailed the Thlmes frigate, and the Spiijra sloop of
war, oa a cruise.
Arrived the Trwtv man of war, and Mamma
frigate, from a cruise ; and remain in the Dawns,
with the res: of the ships as per list, and several
outward-bound vessels.—Wsnd N.W.

ILIWOtTH, POI. 5.
Sunday last, it blowing a gale of wind to the S.
or S.S.W. about noon, a schooner wa: seen off this
bar in distress, having lost her fore-topmast, jib.
boom, &c.; she proved to be the Thornbereso pri.
career, of 16 guns, Capt. Crowte, of Plymouth,
which, in endeavouring to make for this harbour,
war drifted to leeward, on the rocks off the high
land of Orcombe, ne.tr this place, at some dis-
tance from the shore ; and, notwithstanding every en-
deavour was exerted, by anchors and cables, to keep
her off, she bilged and filled, about three, p. or. ;
when the First Lieutenant, Mr Salter, of "forsliam,
and two of the crew, threw themselves from the
wreck, and, by God's assistance, swam sate to shore;
soon after, Captain Crowte, with two others of the
crew, were washed oterboard, and drowned. All.
Sibrell, of Plymouth, with the remaining part
of the crew (eight men), remained on the wrack,
the waves making a continual passage over them.
until about nine o'clock. when, luckily, the deck
parted front the other part of the vessel, and drifted
with them thereon to the chafe, by vigeh they
were miraculously sired, about 1 gclock at night