The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

PROM DUTCH. PAPERS.

Nov 4,Tbe First Coml kift us !ist
tight, on a visit of inspetlion to the Coast, but his
absence is expeded-to besof short duration;
The People belonging to the Invadi-ngSquacirons,
whose residences are near 'the rivers up the COuntry,
have received an advance of pay,' and proceeded to
their respedive Harbours in 'the' Channel. ' ThOse
living on the Seine have reached' their destination
some days ago.Ls
BRUN,. Brother to the Third Con'sul, has
been. the successful candidate for the vacant seat
in the Senate, notwithstanding
.the -eminence. Of his
competitors, BOISSY d'ANGLAs and General ST.
SUZANNE.

The English exert themselves to Ole utmost to
Prevent, the. junition of our diffetent flotillas.. Three
or their Squadrons cruize on the Flemish coast, in
sight of Dunkirk, Ostend, Blankenl urgh, and the
island of Cadsand. They approach frequently very
near our. batteries; , which,,gives occasion to firing
on both sides ; but, except the capture of a. fi,hing.
boat, they have of late done us no damagc,
The Prefeet. of the Department of the Kyle has
detiveredin another list of refradory Requisitionists
to the number of seventy two. The Court of jos:
=ice at 'Brussels will proceed to levy the fines (about
701. sterling for each) on their relations. .

Thcre are-;building at Boulogne, Vloating.bat.
,terits to carry 'ninety guns each, -and three very
large.cables have ,betn, conyeyed for these vessels
from Dunkirk. The
.tables are 27 invitee thick,
and weighabo'v-
e.seVen tons each.
The Troops- which daily arrive at St. %loci) do,
garrison duty on board the Flotilla in that harbour.
Batissus, Noy; 7,—Therc have arrived be.
tween the 24th Oft. and '2
diitov:. betwixt Dunkirk
and Boulogne, thirty Battalions of Infantry
,of the
Line end. Light Troops, f‘iur Regiments of Chas-
lveurs and Hussars, and different Corps of Horse and
Foot Artillery.:. Further.reinfOrCeminta ate expeEt.,
ed, and the fourth division of Gun-boats built. at.
Dunkirk, is ready to pruteed to Bnutogne. The
Seamen and Fisher's itlong the Flemish Coast, are Out.
in reipiisition„in great eLumbers, and more than twci
bundrcd merchant vessels and litgc ftsliing boats,
intended ft)r transpoiling the Cavalry, are by this
'measure placed at the disposal OfGovernmgnt..
The Half Brigades of the'tire and Light Troops
in the Camp at ~4sruges,- are organized into Regi.
Ments, and their Chiefs 'receive the appellation of,
'colonels. They
.are oter'cis.ed daily in the Gum.
boats, both there and at.Ostend.
1 t
HalloVElt, frenca
yesterday prbriounced sentence on. a Hanoverian.
orpotali who had hren engaged in recruiting tor
the British 'Service. Ile is, condemned to fifteen
)'ears hard labour at the furdcation ; and a French
Ilussar who had desettedi has incurred the same
punishment._ _

liAcuE, Nov. 8.7,4 t i 3 'c'oriiideptly said, that
kite contributions. on the first instalment of the GO(
of tivo.per cenr. on all property (called 'a volun.'
nary gift to 'Government), have fallen ad far short ‘of
expettation, that the Administration has represent.:
ed to the Legislative Bdtly the necessity of en.
I°Liciii the payment upon oath and an AU .to
t"ar arta' is daily expefted.
Rt.:TTA Nov.. 8. .--,Vi'vt;
,Flat.lsottonied
Boats were this day 'launched. from GovernMent
Wharf, Making in all fifty, which will be in tom.
Pick readiness this week. They bake been all
built in the .space of three months, and there are be.
sides on the stocks .nint
.Schooners, intended to
carry eat.:ll ,three eighteen poUtiders: The Irene
Frigate, lately built; has &opt down to flelvuet.
slays to 'be fitted far ten: •
The. Russian • Ambassador in England, Count
WottoliZt)4, it is thought will return to Russia}
and be entrusted with the DepartMent of Foreign
Affairs', His succeisor in the diplomatic mission)
it is said), will be Count KAL I ctteiv..•
The COmparty of Russian Merchants ineort.o.
rated for the trade of the White SeA, is already in
roll aaivity. The.Fishing..Vessels.are at their sta- •
tions, and etcneCled soon to send 'a supply of fresh
librrings to Petershorit4
, • PETE , ttcm, OCT. Is.--The new Excnange,'
begun underont late ,4'mpress, is ekpetted to. be:
seedily finishitirAk
.built
,forn the plan de
}tench Arclthea, and,. be one of .the finest
littildings in Eer9r-

The following Letter •has .been written h 7 ortkr.
of General kitIVITT, Inspedor-Genetal of the Royal
Army of Rasetve t • •

" " In4Pteliod-Goteral's bf v, Lvtdoly,
auk, . Ntn!. 18, 14)3.
thA" With a view' b give efred to the late Genera) ()Map,
e different Regiments of Infantry,"togetlier with His Ma-
jesty's Guards anti Royal Regiment of • Artillery, have been
directed to detach Recruiting l'imies to the several places
at which Corps, recinVi.d. Men bt the Royal Army
'et. Reserve. ate stationed ; and Vartl,'by the' inapedting-
Centralia direGtiens to rceuest you will .proinote.:the in-
tentions
eve
of His Royal Highness the Cointi:ander in Chief, by
pernntilegri posilhiLt in:c:course between those Pali"
and your inen, which the good order and discipline of the
Corps under your command may adruit ot.
am further to apprize you, that the men volunteering
for other Corps, having no clothes of their own, are to, talte
away their regunental Clothing, ter which you will take the
receipt of the oiriar receiving them, as it will remain to be
determined, whether or nut such clothing is to be oliargcti,to
the Colonel of the Corps for which they volunteer.
In " The Recruiting Regulations forthe Infantry Regiments,
tegard to'standard and age, vik: -men, not above 30 yeits
or age, 5 feet 5 inches high, and growing. lads from i 6 to ;9
years of age, $ feet. inches, are to be strictly attended to by
the parties of the Line."'
" Those of the Curirds and A rtillery haire their ow regi-
mental instructions for their guide, signed by their respeetive
Commanding Officers, which must. be ?'llewn to you ph-Vl.
,usly to the Volunteers turning out for those Corps.
" You will be pleased to transmit to this Office, on the
2.4 th, a Return of the Number of Volunteers, specifying for
what Corps, to that day incitisive, and on the 19th, of the
whaltnumber, front the Zig to tat aal ilia. both 4.10 41'
" I have the Honour to be, &c.
" Signed) " PETER CA REY, Assistant inspedor.
To Officer commanding DepBt, Arc." •

9a last Thursday, and Friday the Troops en.
camped at Brighton struck their canvas, and okarqhed
In their Winter stations, the Sussex at Brighton,
and the South Gloucester, in the Barracks at Shore.
ham, Worth'og, and Lewes.
ROBERT l)aummosro, Esq. is at his seat of
Cadlands, in Hampshire, in a very alarming state
of indisposition.

1411' REPORT.

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COURT OF KING's BENCH', N'uv, 2z.