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MONDAY, OCTOSEIt I, 1804.

'YEsrEaDAY Dutch Papers to the 26th ult. were
received; they bring very little intelligence, ex.
cept that the French are using every effort to
intercept all correpondence between Holland and

this Country. The fact is, that the Dutch have
lately manifested such open indignation aglinst the
conduEt of their oppressors, that it requires all the
vigilance of the French to preserve even the appear.
ante of tranquillity. The report of a change in
the Government of that unfortunate Country, which
we mentioned same rime ago, is again revived, and
it is said that the Hereditary PRINCE of ORANGE
is, under some title or other, to be placed at the
heat)' of the Government, under the proteetion of
France.

OUR. Letters from the Coast contain no news of
importance. We are sorry, however, to find that
the Ceargiaxa hired Cutter got aground neat Hon.
flcur, and the Crew found it necessary to set her on
fire, to prevent her being taken by the Enemy.
The Crew got off in theit Boats, though they were
fired at by the French.

\ At the Court at Weymouth, on the 20t11 Sep.
tember 1804, present the Kitac's Most Extellent
Majesty in Council ; His Royal Highness the DUKE
Of. bustax was, by His MAJEsTv's command, in-
troduced into the Privy Council ; and His Royal
Highness took his place at the Bard on His
MAJESTY'S right hand.
Letters were received on Saturday from the Squa.
dron off the Texel, brought home by the elp,
which on Friday arrived at Sheerness. Our Ships
had rode out the late severe gales without any ma.
tet ial damage, but some of the Enemy's Vessels were
observed on shore—they had not shewn any fresh
indications of putting to sea.
Y,s! etday morning dispatches were received
from Admiral CORNWALLIS, off Brest, dated the
ult. They state that the six large Gun.brigs,
which had to; some time been closely watched by
the Dori, and Atalante Frigates, for the purpose of
preventing their escape into Rochefort, had, in
the preceding night, accomplished their purpose.
The Dolce of Sussex yesterday left town on a
vt+it to the PRINCE Of WALES, at Brighton.
Sir SIDNEY SMITH 15 expelled in town in a few
days from %%Omer Castle.
The Earl and Countess of DARNLEY returned on
Saturday to Cobham Hall, from their seat 'tear' Tun.
bridge Wells.
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l'ne. P.,Atl I.TIVSTERFIELD is eXpt4iti.i' in town
in 4i few days, from his seat in Derhy'shire.
Lord G. L. Gow ER, and :4 Pet rly of
dined yesterday with Lord HARR° W BY, at his tieilt
at. Putney.
General GRO,V /NOR gave a Grand Dinner on Sa.,
turclay, Ins house in GrosvenUr-street, t,.) a large
Party of Military Gentlemen.
The Prussian Ambassadcr, Baron Ds JACOB I,
wish his Lady and attendants, have taken up their
resi(knce, for a short time, at Cowes. .

The MAYOR 'gave a Dinner on Saturday,
after the Common Hall,' to the Court of Aldermen,
S.hetiffi, &c.
On Tuesday last, about two o'clock, His Royal
Highness the Duxs of GIOUCISTRIC, and Hs Son
ka [see WILLIAM, reviewed the Preston Volun:
Leers and Chorley Cavalry. After the Review they
proceeded to Lancaster. Early on Wednesday the
Mayer and Corporation of Lancaster waited upon
11is ltoyel Highness, and prelenicd him with the
Freedom of the Town.

Tre Brigade of East India Volunteers were on
Saturday reviewed in Hyde Park; by Grn. Gl3Ol.
14.N01t. A variety of evoltilionS- were performed
wilt great precision and rife& ; and the Reviewing
General paid the highest compliments to the several
egiments for their steady arid sohliet.like curaluti,
The Officer* afterwards dined with Gen. Grtos.
s..iotk,'al his house in Grosvenor. square. •
The Infantry of the North Aylesford Legion,
under the Command of Colonel the Earl of Ilta,N.
`Lir, consisting of the following Corps, '
itockiestq all Chatham, I.lent. Col. Twner NNY,
Strood and frindsbury, Capt. MOW,
Cobham,,,, • ppet, fiap.itLxv,

Northtitte,

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i;r.tvtucnd-Light C 44,. %VA is it,

were O Thursday hat inspe(ted and reviewe4 by
13rigadier General. Lord Viseiiunt GAG e, in Cobham
?cat: they mustered very full, and by their wadi.
into, ;,n4iiiec,,rreo way in whiCh they went thr“ugh
the vatious e'volutionv,. obtained the most Pattering
;!,trnplitnenti frt.,m the Reviewing Gueral, and all
Military Officers present. This Ci,rps, which was
iitely on 'permanent duty at Maidstone, 11,,ve, for
their soldier.lact: eenduo on that.,,ee,,,ioA.,bee,,
tend by'the approbation of klitta tyal Highness the
Dust of Yoke, communicated to the'm by Sir D.
I)uistpm,. the VumaPn.ling Officer of the Diatria.
It is a 'aingul.r fAlt, that of this'C wiled on per.
tianant cluty, no/art, marl was absent:
''''A.'company of Artilliw arc n'ow raising to be'
ttacheti to the
The whole Volunteer Force of Northamptonshire
baetven 'formed into 4 Br,i4ddir Cals6l of two
tegitzents ' I
pr