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LONDON, SEPTEM.BER. 19, !Bop

Tist Capnonading heard on Tuesday night at
jerity, proceeded, as we imagined, from an 'attack
by the Squadron under Sir JAMES SAUMARBX upon
the Town of
.Granville, on the• Coast of France.
On Saturday afternoon the SNlthar Bomb arrived
at Spithetid from Sit Ptueb's.SqUadron, with ad.
vices of his having bottibitried. Granville, and de.
stroyed a number of Gun-boats, The Squadron con.
biSied of the Cfrhermi Frigate, the Renard and Char.
well Sloops of War, and two Bombs. It sustained no
loss in the attack. Sir Porter had proceeded to
coke possession of the Islands La Ceechie, near St.
Mahe:.

YE4Ttit DAT arrived the D:4b fin Mail of the .146,
and this morning that of the r sth instant. On the
former day lama was put to the Rat and arraigned,
and at his own request his trial was put off till this
day. Sentence of death was passed on six more
of the► Rebels who had been convitled, and whose
trials we have before detailed.

Tata Cozen, of Saturday contains an Order of
Has MAj MY) in Council, for prorbguing the Par.
liament from the Oth of 04tober to the 3d of No.
vember. It will probably meet for the dispatch of
Businesa very shortly after the last-mentioned, days

Saturday morning early the DUKE of YORK Ar.
rived at Windsor. on Military business with Hts
MAJESTY,. Soon after breakfast llts MAJESTY, the
Dula of Ydlitt, and PRINCESS SOPHIA. took an
airing oi horseback in Windsor Great Park. In the
afterouon Lord CATHCAItT arrived at Windsor on
business with His MAJESTY.

In the evening Thum MAJESTIES had a midi
party at the Queen's Lodge, which the DUKE of
CAMUaIocE joined on his arrival at Windsor.

Yesterday morning theROYAL FAMILY walked.
to St. George's Chapel; on their way THEIR.
MAJESTIES stopped and conversed with Lady
MARY BOULTBY, who was standing at the dour
Miss•'fowNsENn's apartments in the Castle.—
The Sermon was preached by Dr. DoDswoaTH,
from the r4th chapter of Ezekiel, and 14. th verse.
The three barges full of very scarce exotic plants
which arrived at Flis Majesty's Botanical Garden
at Kew on Thmiday, were the property of Madame
BoNAPARTe, and were procured for her :Iran enor-
mous expence: they were taken in the French ship
.4"Union, which was captured by one of our priva.
leers. The plants are to be under the management
of Mr. AITON of Kew, His Majesty's Gardener,

The Gazette of Sarurdak contains a Proclamation
ordering a General Fast 10 be observed in England
and Ireland on the t9th of October, and on the
aoth in Scotland.

The Gazette of Saturday contains loyal Addresses
to the King from the Counties of Clare, London.
deny, and Bate; Towns of Rochdale and Plymouth
Dock : Boroughs of Boston and'Penryn the Bi.
shops,Deans,and Chapters, Archdeacons, and Clergy
of the Dioceses -of Hereford, Bristol, Bath, and
Wells, Winchester, St. /)avidle, and Lichfield and
Coventry, and from the Provincial Synod of Orkney..
On Tueslay last Hie Royal Highness the DUKE
of Coma tr RLA!ti 0, Liiotenant.General, command.
ing the Severn Distrift, attended by the Chief
Engineer, Quarter.inaster 'General, and the rest of
his Staff',_ impeded the Eastern part of the Mendip
Hills, in order to fix on the most suitable sta_
tions for Signal Posts. At the Beacon Hill,
His Royal. Jliihness was met. by ;he Mells
Troop of the East Mendip Cavalry, commanded
by Lieutenant-Cotonel Ho,ivitiß,,,auti• the Stand.
aid was hoisted on the old beacon.. A substantial
stone building is to he immediately erefted on this
commanding spot, which His Royal Highness has
permitted to be called the Cumberland Beacom.
After the inspelion of several other stations, His
Royal Highness and Suite returned to dine with Sir
J. litypEnttv, Bart. at Stone Easton House, where
he was met by the Bishop of BATH and WELLS, and
Lieutenant-General Stmco r, commanding the West.
ern Distria. We understand that the Mendip Hills
are comprehended in the Severn Distriet, the Head.
quarters of which are at Bristol, and that of the
Western District at Exeter.

Letters from Barbaehes received on Saturday,
dated the z7th July, state, that an expedition was
then preparing against Demerara, the Dutch Gover-
nor of which, aware of the intentions of our Com-
nianders, hacl ordered all the English in the Settle-
ment to join the Garrison, anti on their refusal to
take up arms against their Country, had caused
them to be imprisoned.
Afartiique," it is now stated, is not exile end to
be, attacked until after thellurr;cane months. Some
accounts say, that the number of French Troops in
die Island does not exceed foot) or 1200, but we
imagine that the Enemy's force is, in this' instance,
under-rated.

A Paper of this morning has a lung account, said
,to be furnished by a Gentleman who left Amtter.
dam on Thursday last, of most gigantic prepara-
tions in the Ports of Holland for the Invasion of this
Country. It mentions 530 Boats, in the Texel ready
for sea, and eight Sail of the'Line; besides a number
of Frigates. .There is not a word of `truth in this
pompous account. Lieut..G a a irr -of- the 'Navy,
Commanding the Hawk. Cutter, a most active and
intelligent Officer, run into the Texet a few days ago,*
andlu.ole -Very accurate. observations upon the itate
of p, ei:arJtiuti of the Dutch. Had there 'been any
like, the alftive Force' he Must
.have seen it.
The American Shy Aberdeen, arrived Fal-
inow oti,yriiJob .wo.bdoiLied
,het paitq,ey -„
:Irench Privateer, rl.l:rotihgti of LOttels -anti: Dis
the .

NAVA L NEWS.

,14:04 gZe LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. t 7, t2o;.

Admiralty-Ofce, Sept. 17, tBO3.

toy of a Late, from Rear-Admiral Sir John
fbomar Makquorth, K. R. Commander is Chief
of His Majesty's Ships and Vend: at Jamaica,
to Sir Evan Neptan, Bart. dated at Part Rqyal,
the r4.th of jay, 1803.
62R,

Since my Letters, with the various details of Ser.
vice by the Queen Charlotte Picket, His Majesty'.
Ship Cumberland arrived from cruiaing off St. Do-
mingo with the French Frigate Creek, taken by
the Squadron under Captain Bayntun, for the 'mini.
colors of which transadion I shall refer the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty to his Letter, as
also to Captain Brisbane's, for the capture of La
Mignonne, mentioned in my Letter of the 3d, since
when the Squadron has sent in the National Brig
L'Aiguille, of eight guns, cutter built, and very
old ; also the Vigilant Brig of eighteen guns, new,
and a fine vessel ; there are likewise two Schooners,
La Superieure and Le Poisson Volant, both copper.
ed, and very fine vessels.
I am, &c. J. T. DUCKWORTH.

Ili: Majesty's Ship Cumberland, hemoten
jean Rabil and Cape Nichola Mole,
3otb June, 1803.

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Having parted with the convoy, as I had the
honour of informing you in my Letter of yesterday,
I stretched in with the Squadron, during the night,
for St. Domingo i • soon after daylight a large sail
was seen near the Fortugas steering down Cape.
Nichola Mble, and from the cut of sails I judged
her to be a French Ship of War ; the Cumberland,
with the Vanguard, were soon close up to ber,"the
latter on the starboard side, and the former on the
larboard bow; in this position she received a few
shot from the Vanguard, and, having fired one,
struck to His Majesty's Squadron, and was imme-
diately taken possession of. She proved to be the
Creole, a remarkably fine National French Frigate
of 44 guns, carrying 18 pounders, and 'commanded
by Citizen Le 'Bastard, from Cape Francois bound
to Port-'au.:Prince, at sea one day, haying General
-Morgan (the Second in Command at St. Domingo)
and Staff, with 530 Troops on board, the crew of the
Frigate consisting only of :so. men, .two of, whom
were badly wounded. While we were taking pos.
session of the Prize, a small National Schooner,
commanded- by a Lieutenant, came into the Squa-
dron, and was 'taken. She came 'ruin Cape Fran.
cois, and bound to Port.au-Prince, having on board
too Blood Hounds from Cuba, intended to accom.
pany the Army serving against the Blacks. •
I have the Honour to he, &c.
H. W. BAYNTIJN.
Rear. Adm. Sir 7. T. Drickeworth, B.
c. &c. &c.

cdiak, of Cate Mcbolg gole,
• Juvs ;as 1803.
In consequence of your ptsmissiou to chase, I
stood in shore to cut off the two Ships seen this
morning, and was fortunate enough to carry up the
breeze to the sternmost, had got brcJlmed
close under Cape St. Nicholas; she Kush:a her Co.
lours down after returning a few shot, and proved
to he La Mignonne; a remarkable fan sailing Ship
Corvette, of sixteen long eighteen.pounders, (six
of which she had landed), Commanded by Monsieur
J. P. Bargeaud, Capitaine de Fregate, two days
from Les Cayes, bound to the Cape in her way to
France. She has only eighty men.
1 have the Honour to be, &c.
(Signed) C. BRISBANE.
Commodore Boyntun.
P. S. Last night a small schooner was observed
standing into the Convoy, which appearing suspi-
cious, I sent a boat manned and armed, and found
her to be 4 Frenchman, from St. Jago de Cuba to
Port au. Prince, with a cargo of sugar, and three
thousand four hundred and seventy-six dollars in
cash. Site ha4.three guns and some swivels mounted.

Adoliralo.osce, Sept. 17, 1803.

Exiraa of a 4ettgr from Rear-Admiral Sir John
Thomas Duckworth, K. B. Commander in Chief of
Ifis Majesty's Ships and Feuds at Jamaica, to
Sir Evan Nepean, 4art., dated the 17tb July
1803.

Captain Bissell, of the Racoon Sloop, gallantly
went into the port of Leogane, and, atter an kilo!)
of forty minutes with the Frenfili National Brig
Lodi, brought her out. The particulars of which
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty will
know from that Officer's statement, transmitted
herewith.

Raconst, qff the East End of latioaka,
sin, 113,44 ltd.", 180.3.

I beg leave to acquaint you, that, at half past
eleven on Monday morning the t tth instant, while
Working between the Island of Guanaba and St.
DOmingo, I observed a French National Brig lying
at anchor in Leogane Roads, and I immediately
bore up for her. On approaching I found them pre-
paring to receive us with springs tin their cables,
&c. At a quarter before three (P. M.) I anchored
,with springs within thirty yards of him, and im-
mediately commenced an anion, which was conti-
nued on both sides for thirty minutes, when she cut
her cables and began to make off. I instantly cut
and followed her ; and after about ten minutes more
of well-direactl fire, we so competely unrigged her
that she struck her colours, anti called nut they had
surrendered. We were obliged to anchor again
mediate
,1Y to prevent driving on shore. She proves
toI hed IreLodi, pierced for 20 guns, but had only
to mounted, commanded by M. Pierre Isaac Tau.
pier, Capitaine de leregate„
an Our
haisavilstoan:layriglghin.iga
are, a good deal cur, _lit .
not a man killed ; and the only person wounded is
mr. Thomas Gill; Master's-mate, whose left arm
wati eat tied 'off by a shot ; a very
young man, who has served
chrise(;.N:itt:;:toi)ilrotuy Phrre:lNdntiarsoti.rnylg.,
and will, if he s
Abe. Thetoss oufrtvhievcesn, do
emy,is
ond,
teen.or fourteen wounded, their accourst,

The cordon of Mr. James Alexander Gordon,
the First Lieutenant, on this as well as many other
recent occasions, has been higti!y ev:innlars, and
praise-worthy ; and I have much rlea,:ure in inform'.
ing you, that the whole of the Officers and Ship's
company behaved fully to my satkf.telion.
I have the honour to b., tic.
AUSTIN BISSELL.
Sir 7. T. Drickrevortb, K.A. Rear- Admiral of
the Red, anal Csrninaader in Chief; &c.
P. S. Enclosed is a List of Vessels taken and destroyed,
by His Majesty's Sloop, under my command, since the stli,
°fluty.
I uly bth. A Schooner at Anchor, in a Bay near .Cape Rosa
sunk.
'lily 7th. Schooner, La Vertu, of two guns, carrY.4ll;
Troops and Provisions from Port au Prince to Jckplic.i.,i.;',/
taken.
Sloop. L'Ami des Colonies, or two guns ; taken.
July 9th. A Schooner run cut shore, and sunk in Barradier
Bay.
I Lily tith. Le Lodi, National Brig, Captain P. I. Taupig.
AUSTIN BISSELL.

eishx;raity.ol:ce, Sept. 17, 18c3.
Cop) of a Letter frets the Ilex. Charles El Muster
Flemtuft,,
:tztioCsatirtaEtenHiveistegoat:estf's Ship the ED
the 30th Asspost, 1803.
Slit,
I HIM the honour to transmit you,
e
formation of my Lords Cotntnissioners of the Ad-
:arftettlaiht
4:
minify, a Copy of a Letter I have had the honour
of writing to Admiral Cornwallis, on the capture
of La Cltiffonette French Privateer, by His Ma.
jesty's Sitir, under my command.
am, Sec.
C. E. FLEMING.
Ili: Majesty's Ship ELyttio'l4
SIR, Iblitlt 30, 1803.
I Have the honour to inform you, that 1-14 wiad
J'=`‘rY's Ship, under mv command, last night -cap-
toted the French Privateer, La Chiffonette, of four-
teen gunsand eighty men. She has been ttsinlY•six
days from Eourd:.aux, and has captured a Brfg,_ be-
longing to Jersey, from Santa ',arta World to Ham:.
1118
burgh, which has been since recaptured by
lWits'il, hasesty been chased chad by several
EslYmi°nSi F rsiagTtelsenl"kablY
f
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tw)yaV%sth'iiiinsentlilitepieaCetttiofffon
boarding
iwn s
afinrsEt:lcglilsicscilivßeartne;n6sice;:j
quitted her, on our approach.
I have the honour to he, 84-e• • ' .)
c. E. FLEMING.
Has. Almiral Cartotuflfis, f gr. &c. far,
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PLYMOUTH, SEP.T. 17.—Arriverl the Dor;r,Fri..
gate, of 36 guni, Capt. R. H. PEARN'ON, (TOM Gib
raltar, with Dispatches ; arid the Diamond Frigate,
of 38 guns, Capt. T. &eft I NSTONE, horn a CAIII6
in the Channel. . . . .
Sailed the Minotaur, of 74. guns, Capt. C. J. Ivr.
MANSRIELD, to join the Channel Fleet ;and ilia.
lave Sloop of Warx of t 6, guns, on a Cruize in Rho
Channel.
'The gazard Sloop of wit., of IS guns, Capto-
IL J. N's v 1, came into Fiarbour Last evening total!,

DIAL), tB.--Hiss Majtsty). Slit' TOO"'
veil( r ived from the Westward,.and passe(' thr°"11:!
the D.. A Greenock; ancl; the tisitivitt
gate for the ','J,,uth of the Rivet Exe.
Arrived the i v., Cutter, with Dispatches ft°
Sit SioNsl-
- thir Text!, 264 reosim'
Two Gun.brigs arrived this morning with Coo'
voy from Portsmouth; an& the Speedwell SIOP 1114
sailed with the outward.bound' to the Westward*

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. The Magnificent, of 74. guns, Capmin Pl"'
is ordered to join the Channel Fleet.
Captain ED wikEin BR AC s has taken the corn'
ITta_nd of the Cosset-Frigate, at PortsrtioUth• r. nt.
Trial Ctittet
L'apt. Lott? Na is appointed to the Utrecht; "ftr, 0
Cowart to the Shartfon ; Capt. STIcHOLAI tt) I'l , •
/". Prike-; Capt. T. BROW N to the Orates SIC"V
__le.llt. GOLDIE i 3 appointed ,Commander Of . .
R.
CRAMS Etis.to the Corp? Gun-Vessel ; Rev'.
IS CaprWELL is appointed Chaplain to the CBe4
gliterati, ,
; Lieut. Hutu; to the Liberty.
Drip , ,
Dottor THONIPSoN it) re.appointed One of the
Physicians at the Royal Hospital at (115,14 r. at
__ Mr. STE pH ENsoN, late one of the ;IttrgCons 1
Hadar li-spiral, en de 1
wich Mck..Yard, 'jilt Mr. Mort.a.AT, tlec--.8!, love 1
is appointed Surgeon' nt
The Lords Commissioner:3. of the Atlo'ir'“nti Mr. I
appointed Mr. Wit/OUT, Mr. GiMl35/iti 2,,, their
KITE, three of the Senior established uler,`4ls,,'eirett 1
a contribtiti
Office, to be CotnmisNinners for cartri"g I,fint.-; Cu
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the powers of the Aft of the 43d of Os r'lJe-At;,
for lice Dfuir.p• granting
itrttnet)l of the Admiralty.
arising from property, offices, ,s,:c. during tlic " ''?.
• the i
A *O-gallant adion was hittiy fought la :it
'lndian Seas, .by the Company's cruizo Pluviii:
Cvt.,.H..yii, against thirtv.threc largo Mai, en 'I
datioa Piratical proas, who had knded 1200 /I/ i,
and several pieces of brio ordnance at Aulnalges
anti threatened the total destruftion of .111 the setlios
went% on the Celebes. Ca. 1-IATEs at the ti
,c.,1-
had sixty of his people sick: he however Pg"fi;
into the midst of their fleet befine he fired 3 gild.„.
they were deceived as to his force, but not withita:or
ing maintained an obstinate right for more chit 'O,,
hours, when two of their prows sunk, a chit i '
rio, . r
run down, and fourteen others to avoid sinicgito, -
on shore, where, being deserted by the l'ir
3) tiler ' •
(many of whom perished in Making the lan --- ,
were destroyed by our people.
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A Crottestrurgb' Mail arrived this moroi"g•
brings nothing of any interest. . r
come 0.
The account given a few day's ago, i"
the Papers, of Lientenant.Colonel PETRK Mu",
a ,Passeriger on board the Lard I'Vehoa, •ha v ii.,,j',r),, ~
killed by a shot from the S'eagull Sloop ot W
.7.
s likewPc 11
not coned. From a Gentleman who wa. •
~._.1.,
4ilAt Lolol,`
Passenger on board thaCShip, we Ivo from die
IVlty R RAY was killed by 3 MUSke 1 ball ila
a 1011 g 3
Beiletta French Privateer, and that n
the &cajun had commenced,
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nn on
toe %1:11r.

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The following 'Official Communication has 'been.
made to the Lord Lieutenants of the ay./era!
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Maritime Counties throughout England, vit.
. (CiitCtILAR): .
, . .1 STY LORD, :Whip44l4 Sot. sl. Ito,
" As it has been adjudged expedient to prohibit the landing
Of Prisoners of War from Privateers at any other Plitt than
those at which there is a regular Establishment for the custody
of such persons, and which are named below*, I am to request
. - that your Lordship will call upon the Magistrates of those sea-
ports Within your County, where there i no such establish-
ment, notto allow any Prisoners whatever tit be landed there.•
except in. cases of extreme necessity, and then only upon con-.
dition Of:the captors engaging to remove them; sulficientlY
Nivardeit'skfthont delay, at their own expellee, to one of the
established depots, named below, and to subsist them until
their arrival at such depBt. •
• " I have the lionniur to be,
"My Lord, 81c. &c. C. YORKE."
* Pottsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham.
Norman Cross, receiving ports Yarmouth and Lynn.
StapletOn, teeming port Bristol. '
Edinburgh, receiving port Leith.

4ew York Papers of the. sth and 6th of August
arrived on Saturday. Although they do not,nutice
any thing of the t'ever,. there 11. season to.appreliend.
it has re-appeared there, as many of the principal
inhabitants are moving from the town. The /s4.4ri;
York Advektirer of the sth and 6th, gives. notice,.
by advertisement of 4.4. families retiring for the.
present.

The following t xtralit relative to St► DoMittO,i
krnish some interesting particulats t

The General in Chief,Captain General of the Colony of St.
porningo, considering that the hostilities committed on the
Coasts ()ISt. Domingo by English ships; do not leave theleast
doubt or a rupture between France and England; consider-
ling that it is absolutely necessary to cut ott all communication
between the interior and exterior Enemy ; considering also,
that the Colony, situated as it is, can, and ought to ore,
horned by a single Administration and under the immediate
'orders of the Military Authority,)decrees
Art. i. St. Domingo is declared in a state of siege.
Art. 2. All civil and judidtry authorities are suspended.
Aft 3 l'he present. Arrete shall be executed under the
tare of General Tttouv INOT'. Chief of the St.iffof the Army
in the Cape, on .the day of !his publication in the chief
places ; besidet It shall be ptinted, published, posted up, and
Inserted in the Official gazette.
At the Hea,l-Quarle/SOf the Cape, tith Nlessitlor, year
II (It&IY 6, t8o3), ' pTN, ROCHA
FONT AIN it, Gen. Sec. of the Colony.
2,1 h Alessidor, Year tt, Yd.& 9.
he t.,eneral In ?lief orders, that every Passport for the
I.itterior of this Colony be good and valid only during a month
prom its date; any one Who votild not have mAcle use of it
during the said tiinei and attempt, notwithstanding this rr-
Tulation to make use of it, 111141 be arrested, and punished
by sight dayg imprisonment:.
This measure relate: only to. the Cape.

tithnCt at A LtTUR nun( ittmAtCA) bAtltl)
Tilt 31sT or luut, 1803.

" In consequence of the renewal of the Wat, the
principal part of the French Force in St. Domingo
Is blockaded in Cape 'rat pis by the Squadron .
bpon this station; and the nemny Can receive no•
supplies front the Spaniards or -Americans, 'who
are prevented from going into the harbours of that.
Other places are Still occupied by the
sench troops; hut as they ate in the some predi-
t nment With the Cape, and as the Brigmnis are
pressing 4on them, several posts have been already
taken, and tire garrisons, as I hear from good
Outhoritv, put to the sword.
" Wtiatever might have been the views of the
French in St. Domingo, upon the renewal of hosts.
`cities, they have certainly been defeated ; and on.
less they receive atsistatite from Frahce soon, I can-
not conceive. that .they-can maintain themselves
long in their present situation ; cut off from every
Communication by land and sea, aad their supplies
at the best very uncertain, and of a bad quality.l,l Our Squadron has been very successful, and
Wong other vessels of war, has brought into Port.
koyai La Creole Frigate, of 36 guns, witliGeiteral,,
IVIo It C;As anti goo troops on board, lam as(ured*
that the French have lost, since their first landing'
at 6t, Domingo; 60,000 men, including seainen.`
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is stated that they are extremely sickly still, and
diminishing in numbers very rapidly. Thete was
no intention, however, of evacuating thelsland ;
and the; general sentiment there was, that the war
could nottlast) as it was a war of the Ft ass
set., but24l4lt of. the French Nation, who would be
the sufferers inevitably."

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Paii4Cß Wit:OAM of GLOUCESTER has express.
ed his opinion that the town of Liverpool is not in
a sufficient state
.of defence ; in consequence of which
batteries are expated to be ereded immediately in
the neighbourhood of that place. His Highnesi's
t stimation of the expence is topoool.
i ' . The whole of the Loyal London Volunteers, con,
34ting GI ten Regiments, are to be inspeded by
the Earl of HARR INGTON, in the East India COM.
: - Pant's Field, on Friday next.
On Tuesday
the e3d regiment of foot marched
et nesda
i‘nVt° iSt4ttli:°") anlittir way to Sunderland, and an.
Nottinghamy
. '
the 69th arrived on their route for
t. Oh Wednesday 500 men raised in Cheshire fur
ncAtmy of Reserve, marched to Worcester to be,
torporated in the 39th Regiment.
La" Week about too recruits, of 'the Berwick-
shire quota, marched into l'linK..utgl‘i to Join the
reserve ; and tso picked men have marched from the.
Tome to juin the ad battalion of the 26th regi.
.giment, ortder General Maitland.
.. The Army of Reserve, quartered
in the barracks
at Ayr, have marched for Glasgow, under the coin.
band of Colonel Macdonald, They are replaced by
the Berwickshire Militia. • . ' .
The first embarkation of Aliens ordered out of
this Country by llis Majesty's Proclamation, wok
Otte at Gravesend on Friday, when about too Fo.
nigger% sailed from that place.
Dttit,,.....0n Wednesday evening, -at half past
five o'clock, two Military Officers met to settle an
~„,.atrait of hon'our, ;mulled by their friends, at the
~vvottrtley Sciubs, between Harrow and Shepherds
• 'push, ' when, after exchanging shots, the business
Was adjusted. . • .
•
. The Churches of Lowestoft and Woodbridge
have rar.barrels placed upon -them, in order to give
the alarm in ease the French should attempt a de.
tr-tct in that neighbourhood at night. So that in
I."4";sthas as well as Rtiisio*, • those Churches are
''''Posed to Lold forth a tram fight. .
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