Star.
London, England, 1804-02-01 00:00:00

PROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS, JAN. 27.

Lad Malt a number of individuals of a Yeomanry
Cotps of this city. who had been (acacias rather too
freely to Bacchus, formed the deign of viewing a
book of ill fame in Trinity-ftreet t—but the Ladies
who refided in it not choofing the fociety of thefe in.
traders, refuted them admittance : they refilved to
force an entrant*. and proceeded to break the doors
and windows ; but the aSfiance of the watch being
called for. a very ferions affray took place. in which
two of the Yeomen were daogeroudy cut and bruited,
intorno& that their lives are in danger ; the watch-
• men aro !offered feverely.

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yaattsav 28.
At the infpedion of the Yeomanry. on Sunday
Ink the fignals were notified to them which they
ire to obferve for ambling upon any emergency.
The Commander of the Forces, Lord CATOCAILT,
is fo alert and attentive. that every meafure which
tan facilitate dikiplins and promptitude antongfi all
dekriptions of troops, is adopted for that important
purpofe.
Mr. CHALLIS COMMAS, of Aeon's try. WU
yekerday liberated oar giving bail him( in Sod.
sad two iiketiat in tool. each.

COILS WREST, P 44111111-1,4115, Fes. rop.Hasing
mazy of WREST,
fatness of Wheat remaining,
sad a few freib *rived, it is in good fupply, and
in general goes off heavily at a further reduition
of is. and 11111. per quarter.—Fme Auntie keeps
at &A.—Barley and Malt are both at lefs.—
limns of each kind are in cooftderable (apply, and
lower--as are Peas, Grey sib. is.—Oats are in
imidalial.4leassitY. with a few cargoes of foreign
this article maintains lalk gnomon—Flour in &11
plenty, and at length chespar—Fine 40s. 455.
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Basaa•—Ye&rrday the Loa. MATOiII ordered the
rice of bread to be continued the fame as laft week,
Ins..—Wheaten pd. and Hoofehold ad.
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Advice' 'waived by tbe Emmons's frost Bom-
bay Sate, that—
me ll* OW Lulea mad Ad Gardner WWI ban
Umbel is bond LP equip
The Wlnlbsen add Ws&pds wan t. be dirratelied her Ma.dram
The ter
=arrived at Meese the jd Aorta.
The Ciditins skived at Mans the id °flaw& and had CO-
W its IliftreL
The Men Intl% Ihlp snivel at Madras the is tb ef Aiwa
The air Mk.' wised at Media the tith et' Avis&
The Minn Inked at Madras the rgth annuli
The Owes and Hwy Adamson left llonshay for China the
The Ean Cunden and Scanbay Cattle left Saenbay the 7th of
Ilith
Allgket7tes arrived at Basil* the 54th of Awn.

The 131111111 t man of war, as° guns, Capt CLAIt
failed from Ssnyrua.on the loth of November, with
the following Stipa ander convoy, bound to Eng-
land :--Qteen Charlotte, and Diana, Capt. Ba tr.
Ton ; Queen, Ives, Starling, Lauri:, and Ca•
therine. _ _ _

By the following Letter it appears to be the opi-
nion of Government, that the Volunteers, when
called out on permanent pay and duty, are fubjea
to martial law :
(COPY—CI RCULA R.)
/Ay Lotto, Whitehall, Jan. 33, sac*
As In the event of any of the Volunteers in the County under
your Crate's charge being either placed on permanent pay and
duty, or ordered out on &duel revoke, they are to be fajta to
difeiplinc, and to all the providons contained in any Ad
of Par t for the punflitment of Mutiny and Defertion, by
any Articles rf War made in purfuance thereof, in all mho
whatever: It appears to be expedient that your Orate Scald loft
no time in deeding the Commandants of the different Corp, in
the cafe of their being to called oat, to cattle the articles of War
to be read to their Cormas fOOO after their irft affemblog as may
be practicable, and to repeat the fame front time to time, as °man
why may be gives, in the manner !wadded in the Militia and
Regular Forces. I have the honour to be, my I.ord,
Your molt obedient bumble Savant.
Hit Majefty's Lieutenant of C. TolllZ.
the County of Sulfa.
The following letter has been fent in circulation to
Captains of Companies in the Volunteer fervice :

Si,, Nei. 76, New-fireet, ilanoter-fquare, Jan. 23.
The experienee I hate had of the attendee and perfaerance of
the faecal Corp of Volunteers within my Caret and the anxiety
they unremittingly bate hewn to petted themfelvas in slifeipllneb
fully allures me that they will pay all attendee to the following
inftrualoos recommended to their adoption by General the FAH
Of HAIMPOOT0111; mare particularly as that Inftrudtions mani-
feftly tend to render their difdpline mare complete, and of mirk
their caenions snare efficacious to the great auk in which we are
all cogaged--exertices which have placed the Lltleens of this me.
trona, in an homerabk and refpedtabit Ilea, far =caning any
Trani In Mary.
0.. The General recommends, when a Raiment is marching
in liar, that no Officer gives dirations hot the Oita Command-
ad. That the regiments (wed well, and ranadn fulftelently long
on the tied foe that porpofe.
Ist The they may be accuftomed to .Inge on • line of mark-
ers, and that they adieus for that purpofe with pried erns, net
hrtrgirg down their arms to a charge; till weskits Sew item el' the
...feet, eh* to which they sa to be halted.
4th. That the Barthian of Companies be praelilkd maternally
to ernes the front on earreadd dini I to (Lek columns, and to cover
thrlarircsby bacha, tries, &e. as predated by Light Infantry.
S. 'flat in marching in column the regiments he aceuttotned to
eslergr end Mee the rant of their dieters, taking It up from
from to rear (range when on to do it at the Lune inotnent)
sad that there changes be made quickly. without lufs of diftance,
It'd manly In the fame manner, from front to rear.
6th. That in deplaymenta of columns by Companies, the Cap-
rams 6•11 end from the Cirnies. That in dept. poems of
grand *Alms a mountei held Gear does that buftncfs.
7th. That in marching in lite the heeds are not turned; that
the min de ore pm& to the center ; that the I.•••‘Theg he
fix g.t,s hr limn and no more t std that the (sun minding Officer
to dac rear of the mute, at full etevelt,sre trotn the rear rank.
I bee. the honour to be,
6:r, year obedient humble fervent,
fitti‘V Ha•s•or
reap ding Field Gang, Londe pain&