Star.
London, England, 1801-07-17 00:00:00

RAMBURGII Milli..

CON ST AN TI NOPLE, JUNE 1.—To-day the Spanifb
Envoy, M. DE CORRAL, notified his arrival, and by
his fecretiry of legation and dragoman made the
ctiftoiniry complifnentiterthe Reis EFFENDI and
the Ki*y& Br?. To•moriow the dragoman of the
Porte wal make the anfwering compliments to
M. at CORRAL.

ST. I'artasattacti, Jens ig.—This day Tome of
the principal Ruffian merchants vac orderefl to
appear before our Minitter Cont*rc,e, who de-
clared to them, that they might tarry dillgide and
navigation to England as heretofore, the differ.:
ences with Great Britain beingiettled. The Eng-
lifh here have alfo refumed bulinefs again :
the firft Englilh (hip had failed from this port on
the ad of June, and was freighted with wheat; by
Bach, Schonberg, and Co.—Counfellor WOLKS,
' who had yirefented a plan for eftablifhing two lot-
teries, for the benefit of the Crown, has been in-
formed, that his plan, being dangerous, and, with
its fuppofed advantages for the Crown, ruinous for
private individuals, would by no means be car-
reed into execution. •
• Jure-zit —The following Ukafe has been pub..
hilted by order of his Ruffian IMPERIAL MAJESTY.
St. Peter burgh, June 5 (t 7),
TO TI4SPIPACTIIIG SENATE.
I hale ever confidered the Dire&ing Senate as
the head of the ordinances of Juffice, and the ex-
ecution of the laws ; but l know how much the
rights and privileges granted to it, by the Sove-
reigns of Raffia, my ancctLors, have, in cpurfe of,
time, been weakened, which has enfeebled the real
force of the law that fliould rule over all. I wiflse
therefore, to reitore the Senate to that dignity and
authority which is befitting; and I therefore re-
quire that the Senate, having duly affenabled,
fubtnit to me a Memorial reprefentiig,its.trne
Duties, Rights, and Privileges, excluding Firm
tl4ng which has been introduced to alter-or weaken
its authority; and thefe Rights and Privilegesd
the Di:reeling Senate, I ans.refolved to reftore on
ap immoveable foundation, and, by virtue of the
Ol power deputed to eby Coo, to confirm as a law
of the Empire, and render kinchangrible fbr all
time to come. T •
In the Original nailed brie thews wows out hoed,
• . • ...11telL4epen.
Biwa, JOLT 4...TT& regiments that had
lately arrived in our neighbourhoo# from dillant
provinces, are not only permitted, to giant fur-
loughs to fuch individuals as wi(h to returithome,
in order to atlift the country people in getting in
the harveft ; bur, as it is now pofitively raid, will
proceed to their former garriffin places, in Auguft
next.
The Ruffian CoUnfellor of the college, M. de
Korzseux, has paffcd konizffierg, op his journey
to Weimar.
Corzine/men, Jots, 4.—We hare jtift learned
here that a Convention 'has been figned at-St. Pe.
terfhurgh, on the 17th of June, between England
and fluffia, by which the differences between ;hole
two Frown-. are accommodated, and the yifiting
convoys regulated for the future. The other
Northern Powers are at liberty to accede to this
Convention ; and the armiftice with Denmark and
Sweden has been prolonged, for three months, to
give the neceffary time for thole Powers to accede
to the Convention.
HANOI/LOH, JOLT B.—Yellerday the Englifh
Envoy, Mr. WICItH•11.1, from Vienna, arrived here
on his return to London.
VIIISNA, JUN/ 27.—The report that a part of
the French troops will enter Turkey by way'of
Dalmatia is again revived, and feveral corps of
Auftrian frontier troops have received orders to
hold themfelves in readincfs •for marching to ob-
levee them.

It is again Paid that an Aullrian corps will take
• a Ration in the German Empire.
As the recruiting was carried on the whole of
the lag campaign, and is Rill continued, and as
the Auftrian troops which were made prifoners by
the French are now returned, all the Auftrian re-
giments are entirely compleat.
By the way of Venice we have received a report
that the French troops have entered Rome, and
'that the Pors has retired from that city, but this
report requires confirmation.
. , It is certain that Count Cosset-Ist will loon
return from Paris. The Imperial Privy Counfel-
!or and Minifter Plenipotentiary for the Circle of
Lower S2Cofly, BATON VON BUOL SC/CALVIN, will
be appointed his fucceffor, to carry on the nego-
ciations, and will loon fet out for France.
RATISION, Just 9.—The States of the Em-
pire continue tending in their declarations in favour,
of the propofal of the King of Svrtoas, for ere&
ing a monument in honour of the Archduke
CuasLas. LIR week inftrudions on that bufinefs
were received here from Eichflidt, Freyfing, Ra-
tifbon, Berchtolfgaden, Schwartenberg,
berg, Paffau, Lichtenßein, Hildefheim, Fader-
be.) n, Kernpton, Lobknwitt, and Taxis. Brunf-
wick .Wolfenbuttle has likewik declared in favour
of the propofal. All thefe declarations are filled
with encomiums on the Aeon Da ea, and uf the
gratitude which the Empire owes to that Pauses,
offering, at the fAme time, tp exert themfelves in
furnifhing the means for ereCting the monument.
Tile Imperial decree of commiflion. refpeeting
the indemnifications, is.daily expelled here. Th.:
plan of thefe indemnifications arrived here fume
time ago from Vienna.

HANAV, JVNF. 3o.—As, according to the new
plan of the Helvetic Conflitution, the Canton of
Bern is to he divided, and the greater part of its i
territory fepAi:!ted from that Croton, the city of
)lern protefted, on the tstli inflAnt, " In the pre-
fence.of Goo. and the refpeetable world, agatnfl
*eh difuseinllermsent of poni thins which, for ages,
base belonged to Bern, which tyranny no true
elwif% Would.certpinlp wifh for, and to whish, at
kg. on }tong citizen of Pt tr. could voluntarily
Winton." The Helvetic Legi.i,tjve Body h.ts font
this•proten to the Etecutive Council, defiring it
illoirist -ore eVerr legal means in its power to put
Rop to filch illegal proceedings, and to prevent
!heir confequences.

Osman, juin 3o.—the French armed naval
force now in the 'harbours of Havre, Boulogne,
Calais, Newport, and Mond, coufifts of (even fri-
gar% of which three are of +4 guns, and 135 gun
boats and armed vac's, of which the greater part
are provided with 48, 36, and 4-pounders: 13,c00
land forces are to be embarked on board this ar-
mament, fhould an expedition eventually take
place.

NAPLES. JONI B.—As the French are making
tonfiderable armaments for Egypt, in this and
other Neapolitan ports, 'it is reported that die
Englifh (quadron under the command of Admiral
WARRIN Mill foon•arrive in there teas from the
eoaft of Egypt, in'order to obferve their motions.
MI I. mr, ts at 19,—Citizens ALVA i and 'S us e 1....
tom will et oat for Paris, this day, as Deputies
from the Committee of Government, hi order, it
is faid, to remondrate igainft the day of a French
army in the Cifalpine Republic.—During the ab-
fence of Cardinal GONIALVI, from Rome; Cadinal
Donis ads in his ftead, as Secretary of State.—
It is remarked that this Prelate is the firft Roman
Secretary of State that ever wint abroad to con-.
dud negotiations with a Foreign POwek.!---tbe.j
KING of Nartss is recovered front his indifpo-
fition.
Bassets, June 2o.—The Military Commifilon '
held thisimorning a public fitting to try Peroni and
Cf. acculed of being the authors and diftributors
of-a pretended Imperial &lid, figned by the Em-
met:ix, and promifing a general amnbfly for all
differences of opinion. The former was fentenced
to four months; and the latter to two months ini,
prifonment.

LONDON.

FIUDAY. JULY

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Coach 612—Reduced i—°"tahnn IQ SIL
4 Po' Ccnt. So* per Cent. suit—New ditto s*
Loot Anil.

PII;CE Of STOLZ' YIST&LDAY :
Back Stock z6ti I Long MIL 1849-16
3 per C. Red 6if Short Amu. 3/
3 per C. ConL 6oi i ex. 411 v. Imp. 3 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Soli i Imp. Ann. iii 9.46
pa C. Navy 93 IEI at. obv. India Stack lost
s per C. Lox. Of f f Manion ao i

This morning arrived the'Hamburgh Mail dice
on Sunday WI, but it brings nothing of impor-
tance, with which we were not before acquainted.
The foreign journals prefent fpeculations fimilar
to the reveries of tome of our own prints, about
the terms of the Convention concluded at Peterf-
burgh, which of courfe are not worthy of a place
in this Paper ; and reports refpefling the contents
of the ditpatches from Lord ELGIN, which are
already before the Public. In the preceding
column we have inferted every thing worthy of the
foullell notice.

Wedaefday, Princefs So rota of Gxovcesrsa,
left Weymouth for Lyndhurit: her departure was
oceationed by the death of Lady Ii,MLAT IA SST.
moua. In the evening their Mai tsries, the Pais•
cassis:, and Prince Anotrilus, vilited the Thea-
tre: Speed the Plough, and Sylviller Dagger-wood, were
the evening's entertaimrtents.
There is sinew arrangement at the Lodge, Wey-
mouth, this year 3—the Equerries no longer dine
with the Row. FA MI Ly;but have a table to them-
fares, the Ladies only being admitted to that ho-
nour. His blaserry, to fit a good example to his
fubjeas, has for fome time abol tilted fecond courfes.
All the perfonal and family property of the KING
of SARDIIIIA in Piedmont, cohaprehending
,houfe-
hold furniture, lands, (wefts, mines, forges, mann-
(adores, fitheries, Sec. is now declared nationalpro-
petty, and is to'be adminiftered according to the
tenor of the French law.
Sr. Pilate, the Contraaor, has been acquitted
of the charge of peculation and faltity in his ac-
compts.
Exchanges have been e (Lahti flied at Bru ftels,Mar-
(cities, and Nifmes.
The happy termination of the Northern difputes
ought to induce Bo to dire& his attention
to Peace upon its own merits, and relatively, to
France and England. The miferable and wicked
policy of fpreading the flames of war, and involv-
mg all nations its its evils for the fake of obtaining
Aver/mob has not anfwered the ends of its projec-
tors, whether the Continent or the Ocean was to
be the fcene of its ravages. The authors of
thefe bloody intrigues have reciprocally been dif:
appointed. England, when the blown the
dame of war on the Continent, has connantly
been placed, with regard to France, in an infe.
riot and difadvantageous pofition. The dilaters
of our allies threw a gloom on our particular
fituation. Without (uttering phyfical loffes we
partook in their moral effeas. They tended to
dejea and to lower us, It has happened always
when we had to deal with France alone, when
all comparifons were removed, when partnerthip
in the calamity of allies was diffolved, that
our fcale has rifen, and our profpeas brightened.
France feemed to mount up and exult over us,
when the could reproach us with the defeats of
Hohenlinden and Marengo. Theft confederations
ought to difcourage us from exciting any snore
coalitions againft France.
In the fame manner, the viaories which by war
or negociation we have obtained over the Danes,
Swedes and Ruffians, babe been viaories over
France. They were viaories over her intrigues,
her machinations, her coalitions, her diverfions.
She has therefore relatively fallen in proportion
to our fucceffes over thee powers, in proportion
to the fpirit, energy, and confidence which their
difcomfiture has produced upon the mind of
the People of England. France, on the other '
band, has been based, difappointed, and in fome
meafure humbled. She has not been able to pro-
fit by the divifion of oar naval force, and the ef-
forts we are obliged to exert, now leave us a Rill
more decided fuperiority over her at ha.

FRENCH FUNDS.

We have received feveral applications from ;or-
reCruslents, no:pelting an eittlaSation'•
,of the
French' Ti les Cow sotiDli. Nite thesMore readily
comply with that requelt, as we havrobfarredat
idea, countenanced, in lome degree, by force--of
our brother •Jourstalifts, that that fund was equal
to OUT Three per cent. Conftfidated
Some time ago, the French Cotertitnent, tint-
* to 6nd refources to pay the interaof the na-
tional debt, determined es a partial sbnlitiost•of it.
They Collo/dated all their funds into one,. which
they divided into three parts. Of theft they Bruck
off Two, with the delicate expreffion, that they
could not, at prefent, undertake to provide the
neceffary funds for their fupport; Of the remain-
ing Third (tiers), they engaged the national faith
to pay punanally, and stn all poffible circum-
(lances, the' interetl, at 6 per cmi. that is, on the se-
minal hundred. This engagement they have hi-
therto faithfully kept. In confequence of this
punftuality, the Sir per Cent. Stock, or Tiers Can:
felsdi, which was as low as 15, is now at upwards
of 40. Hence it will clearly appear that, in order
to ehilal our Three ter Gents. now at 6s, the Titre
Confvrid4 paying an intereft of 6 per cent. oughtio
be at 124. :—and that the adventurers in the lit-
ter arc making about 14 per cent.- for their moneyi
while the Englilh creditor cannot receive 5.
There are fome fpeculators is France, xis() are
not eafily perfuaded that the remaining Tito Think
have not fans chance of public provilion: thera.
isk.therefore, fome bufinefs done in that Fund, i
which I}. will buy too Stock.

: ;

A letter from Oporto, dated June zo, fayii.:-
4, Twenty-five tranfports arrived here yeacidak,
for the purpofe of conveying to England the re-
mains of the Britifh property left by the liftfleet.
The whole of the conditions of peace have not yeti
tranfpired ; but we learn the Englifh will be com-
pelled to evacuate this country immediately, aittg,
that the forts are to be manned by Spaniards or
French. Spain is to receive from Portugal fig
millions of crufades. Spain is alfo to poffefs part
of the Brazils near the River Amaron."
Laft week, the Rayleigh Volunteers, cortmia4
ed by Captain Dossoe, at their ufual drill, sot
at the target, for a golden bullet ; the prize was
adjudged to Mr. Styrirss, of Rayleigh.
...On the
fame day, the circular letter, from the Secretary
of State's Office, expreffing the anxious defiye of
Government to have the feveral Volunteer Dif-
tria Corps under one uniform fyaem,• was read,
and immediately Captain Dobfon very fpiritedly
volunteered his fervices to any part which the Ge-
neral of the Diaria might think proper to order
him ; the example was univerfally followed with
the greatell alacrity.

On Monday laft;the Roswell Volunteers, COM.
manded by T. G. BLANSTOX, Efq. met upon,
Writtle Green, and marched to a gravel pit near
Writtle, to fire at the Target.—After which thy,:
marched to Montpeliers, where they were hofpi
tably entertained by the worthy occupier, Mr.
ROBFRT CIAMPHOM

The Americans incline to treat their phyficians,
whole prefcriptions ire followed by death, precifely
in the manner in which the pupil of Dt. SANGLADO
was treated by the Bifcayan, whole miftrefs he vo-
mited and bled to death at Valladolid. A Dr.
Davis, was lately (hot in America, by the hand
of a young worsens, whole lover had died under his
care. She fired a piflol upon him, in at his own
window, before which he was mixing his drugs
for new ram or &ash:.

In the late Cenfus of the American States, the
town of Unity was found to afford, alone of all
the towns in America, an exad balance of the feat:-
450 males to 450 females.
It has been whimfically obferved by a Bacchana-
lias Naturalifi, that fiber are mule, becaufe they
drink nothing but water.
A dairyman, judging from the name, lately ob-
(erred, that if he could only purchafe Cbali Farm,
he would, with the aid of the prefent wet weather,
engage to fupply all London with
The fineß Glafs.manufaCtory in &urope is at',
St. Idelphonfo. The largeß mirrors are there made
in a brats frame, t6s inches long, 93 inches wide,
fix inches deep, and weighing nearly nine tons.
BANE or Ea °Lan o—Yefferday a General guar-
terly Court of Proprietors was held at the Bank,
which was alto a Court on Special Affairs. After
the proceedings concerning the ekdion of New
Dire fors by ballot, were read,
The Chairman informed the Court that the Di.
redors had received a letter from the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, dated July to, 'got, Rating,
that it would be very convenient for the public
fervice, if the Bank fhould continue to Govern-
ment the loan of Three Millions on Exchequer bills,
panted in the year 17950, to become payable after
the sth of July, 18os. He then moved a Refolu.
tioty " That it be the opinion of the Court, that
ftss (aid loan be continued to Government," which
Refolution was agreed to unanimoufly.
Mr. Do RAND Paid, that in looking over thenames
of the New DireCtors, he found Tome returned who
bad been many years in the Dire9ion. He fhould''
have fuppofed that the fame rule ought to cliff in
the Bank as in the Eaft India Direetion, where
Diredors were obliged to go out, after having re-
mained in office for a certain time. He wither!,
therefore, to know, whether it was agreeable to the
letter of the Bank Charter, that the &nation of a
Bank Direftor fhould be permanent f
The Chairman (aid that, in anfwer to the Hon.
Proprietor's qneftion, he had only to obferve, that
there muff be two New Diredors appointed every
year.

Mr. DORAND raid, he man again afk, whether
the Directors thought the praftice he alluded to
agreeable to the Charter?
A Dire/tor replied, that it was the opinion of
every Member of the Court of Dim-dors, that the
Charter *as ariEtly obeyed.
Mr. Duasio--64 Then I am to undernand that
according to the Charter, a man may continue a
Diredor an his life. and that the affairs of the
Bank may always be governed by afew indi riduals."
The Court then adjourned.

NAIPTIC4IL INTELLIGZIfed.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlad E.

AlltlViD
jianiburgh, July Ip
, a Dublin, July 11,
• Waterford, Pip,
I Gt• E=l,7,didy, 14.
Pifer, Jsv

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Fa tmoure, jittir 14-Sailed this morning, with
a flight breeze at N. W. the following packets,
Towestert' Captain Donn, for Jamaica, Barba-
does, and Martinique; MARY, Captain Timer_
sow, for New York and Halifax, both. with the
mails of the intiant ; and the PanicsApotrwus,
Captain Joins, for Lifbon, with the mails of the
3otb ult. and ilk inft..--Paffengers by the Tows,-
sitso-•Captain HUMS', Captain Paella=
bol‘Goari•eco, General Mostrattseautur.
&cut, Mr. M'Com est, Mr:Moattae, Mr. )(!f1..,
)iaLD, Rev. Mr. Cemrestt, M Agmmtlij
KELLERMAN, M. and Madame La BARTNISHIIIe.-:
AMC SOUR!, and Madame Ds Lnute.
By the Maar...Commiffimier loratursee,
tenant-Colonel Swish, and Mrs. Moons.
By the PRINCE AD4LPHUS-4fortfieur DR Lzstw,
Madams Moist, and a Portugoefe Merengur;--
Sailed alfo the Danifk gaUiot Twee Gebroders,-
Captain 09runtAtr, for the Wei Indes,
0E04) the fehooner (American) Berry, Car*
Lreauxesa, with tar' for .Plyiwuth ; the flip-
(ditto) Fortune, Capt.hisCutcottoei with ditto,-
fft. London; and the fitments' tranfport, with
pa at for I,iverpool. Wind W. -
,
z'L amour*j , ui.r 16,-,Arrived from euxhia
yen, the Penreass ROYAL packet, Captain Hof*,
MOND, with the Hambergh Mail of the Ift-inflante •
and feveral Pairengers.- DixaMpitremains due.
Sailed for 'Cuxhaven, thePaesq pf &obi
Capt. HEARN with the Mai ter. _
td
Bremen of rh;•it4th inßant, and Mr. josteellel44.
Mr. VICK,• tlwa.lne.s wifelike*. - •
' Six fall or the Uni, part of the Bplt,(e.A;Cin
expefied here on;the sods, to:min•M*lrgOW
sow, off Gm . • - .'• •
.
. .
,roarsostirilt,ll47.l.o,-. Sailed the GUILDEIt•
I:AND, Au PH irarrs, an GALAT H RI, TAlMEliSiplit;.
This afternoon we had 'violent lm, nf(thun•
Jeri-lightning, hail. and rain, by Which several N Z
at Spithead, and in harbour, received confiderabjs
damage; tome of them had their ntathi;••yarde4:
bowfprits, and.olo, thivered to pieees,*ifid
men and wqmils •were much hurt pit kroer4
tfranfports. , • • '
f Pt.rmouin, J/kii(iii-Came iri thelle, ag
Bolton, Captain Jose Lymauiuisa, bon V at?.
bigton, with tar and Raves for this posts And th
lAcelLLea, of 74 guns, Captain Bur.s.lx, from the _
•
Channel fleet.
Sailed the Maj eyrie, of 74 guns,. Vet nth $
and the Sixtus, of 36 guns,Captain WO.
the Channel fleet, ' .••••
• et- • _,.-- •
1:1224 Jove ii..-4-Arrived the Seipelped Artn•,s,
gun veffeb•with a fleet under coaxer, front Porttr
mouth, which are (ailed for the River.l,l
S. W. •
G AAAAA EN*, JULY ad.-Paired by the Thetis,'
front Riga; Welfoarth, and Hof&
ming, thassits,ii= Breinen.--Sailed the .•
--, and Trial, -.--'
a for New York ' ••
—, for HamburALrld Anna As • '441.'
TALL, for Aboukir. •
ARRIVED.
At Dour.-Thetis, Mackie, from the South Seat.
At Wapool-A. lepton, —, from New York ; John lad
Phalw. from klaLictsultn; sod Ann Ellis, —Awl
OPorte•
At Nsw.ffork.--Brothers, Packwood, from Lesioe.
Off Aldborough-acnrietta,Repocrhafoo, frau Ha/01mi*
POOL't, JULY 15.-His Majefty's (hip Soren',
Capt. BUEDSTT, is appointed to convoy the home-
ward•bound (hips from Newfoundland; the was to
fail from thence the sock July. - -• •
LivtaPOOL, JULY 14.-The Eliza,Yovwc,from
hence, is arrived a Africa, in so weeks.
The Elizabeth, Come, (late Keowiss), from
Africa; at Barbadoes on the 4th June, and failed
with convoy for Martinique. .
The He/tor, late BCNT from Jam** to 40*.
don, is foundered; crew limed, -
The John --, from Jamaica to this, psieN is
put back leaky.
Joel-tee-The Sound lifts of june-bo
and 23 mention the paffage of is veirels for this
country laden with grain. Three or four Englifil
veirels arc among the number.
The North Briton, Eo mo it os, of this port, arrived
here on Vburillay, from bavis's Straifs, a full (hip.
with 3.30 butts blubber, and 6 tons ens, she,lrs
duce of to whales, about ten feet one inch each.
upon an average.
The following vellels are arrived at Shields,frone
Davis's Straits:-The Sarah, FRANC with 393
calks of blubber., and so tons of fins, tie produce
of 14 whales; the Everette, BOSWELL, with 4'4
calks blubber, and '2 tons of fins, the prodpce of
is whales, and one real; the Content, Temstrsow,
with 323 calks of blubber, and to tons of fins, the
produce of 13 whales; the Middleton, Jameson,
with 300 calks of blubber, and 10 tons of fins, the
produce of 14. whales.

•
The Danifh (hip Speculation, from New Yotk
to Naples, has been captured by a Britifh (hip and
fent into Madeira. ti
The Brig Ann, from New York to Livertriik
was afbore on the Bth of June on the Eat end mi
Long Ifland. Vefrel lolb—Cargo fazed.
The Lydia. from Belfaß, to New York,
was (poke on Jane 271 in lat. 41. 12. long. 55.50,
thirty days at fea.
A diftribation was yelerday made at the White
Lion Wych-flreet, of the prize money belonging
to the °facers (the (mond clefs or commiflioned of-
Scers. excepted) and crew of la Rsisoa, for the
fkip Nay `total capture(' by la Rama com.
Pegg with the Kastosurioa•

MP

A,. ittordiW, . .
ON THE DEATH Of GENERAL ABIRCROMBY.

Vhile general joy pervades the country 'round,
Let us, my Mufe, o'er Asa aatoasses fate
paufe yet awhile, and thed a filent tear.
For lo ! his corpfe the churchyard path along
Comes fad and flow; in mournftd pdtisp behind
His veterans folloW, and in every eye
Ths trait hang graceful ! let them flow, say friends,
Tis what to noble worth the patriot owes,
Ms what the brave and what the good require,
Then let them doe ! there are the precittus dropi
To generous valour and to pity due I
And why not weep, fine gamy Briton bow
Has idit a 'father and a much-lov'd friend
Come, Soldiers. come, around your Loader's bier,
Unbind the hare( from your brows, and change
Sala Vislour'i 4okt for Pity's gentler (train.
FAlifOte At, Wifoit'hintifie Dane
sgargAll Amid tiehNng;antl whore fuse pea*
.8444461flimi:MFapdat
diiii3Osilkitisomi, and: of Your Galore sake
A long fitreWell ; for Mar no Mere
H. NOM majeftleliri flsekaila of War ; „:„
SA MA IMFriaour "41:00 by ales
PolotasMtho piassit llama; aprteMaoief '
Even now. aneSdn'icil; 10ifie noble clod a • • t,•:• •
With 'diver beta. dilikShilhielei IniPs
SpoadlngldbildAll ',midi o:Feuded's
Tie Soldier? Daring, and Idi 06Intry'OPHde. '
'Fig all a drease—fOr low the Hero lies,
tad is that hand which grafp'd the glittering itais•
bia are thofe eyes that camped ere he fought;
They Iletp In death, and bn that graceful Form
The earth:Worm preys—Ted Tate of mortal man ! •
Butitiosgh his emote theft moulder into daft,
When futat ages fhall paofe fist deeds
Of Patriots dying to their Cowry's mule ;
The fora:soft then =Lift tl=of Flirts
His aline null Rand, with Notlhal join'dl
Nainati, aiWbefe siPptoook d#llool9d fOrce
Of Egypt tremtlitd, aid the tail mosts haft
Kohl back in nations fines tballlasha of Nile :
Him, Albion, grateful for iiitoriass Meta,
For conquering armies. and for foes firbdued,
Espedting, waits, and eager. hogs fe clafp
tier darling Hero to his Mothers beeaft t
• Hiram,* ease to gasiskraswittos Win%
AM no us mom, f dick Chlif
A fwearselotion, and with paidul hearts
To fame reason lift pith to fame.
bitutik! allkient do we feel for him,
bur late loft General, who, when haughty France
With wombikm folders, end with Motive troops,
From compahmg lititoos WWl* fhanseful hafte ;
trodindf fell, and gafplag on tie grimod,
Thought of his Country and ariebiow' d fans.
Yahweh, oh Chief, and what with cooly wesltho

akiebants titter tbr tomb
Wiliam of ladia, bloat not to receive
Tana* insets of to hatable More
ilyllllllllllll give, tat ! would to Hives
Ilkfullitars opal te the thente I Ann!
Wigan
illesier of the Duke of 'bat, a &Matti' let-
ter was en Monday laft fent tb the Commanding
Caters oil the Volugteer Co of the Metropolis.
expreffing the intention of his ltort) nightlife to
infix& fuch corps as will affineble lb nyde,Parb
on Wednefday next, the ssd heft. at ten &ea*
in the morning. A regular return of the numbeta
who will be there is. to be feast to Lord PlEtieliso.
TOM,
The Review to take place on Wednefday next
will not comprehend all the Volunteer Corps in
the metropolis. The Surry Yeomanry Cavalry,
commanded by Lord Lesata, and the City Light
Horfe Volunteers, have been reviewed by the
Panics of WALTS already. The Bloomlbury Vo-
lunteers, commanded
21:/eratnel Cox, will not
affemble, many of the s being on the Cir-
cuits. All the other Corps, it it expelled, will at-
tend.
Colonel Warr HAM, who goei oat Governor to
Curacoa, s the Gentleman who was wounded
lately in a duel, in confequence ofd fracas at Drury-
kne Theatre.

Saturday fe'nnight the Perththire militia, emu-
mended by his Grace the Duke of ATHoI, awe
reviewed is the Green of Glafgow, by Myor•Ge-
seral Dab m MONA

On Friday left, the Eakin Diftrift of Fife Vo-
lunteer Infautry, commanded by Major THOMAS
BALLARDIC were reviewed at Anßruther, by Ma-
jor-General Sir James ERSKINE St. CLAIR.
bait week, Loyal Borgue Volunteers were
infpeßed olonel Ca mras s
The Linton Company of Tweedale Volunteers,
eommanded by Captain *lay of Scotfton, wis
infpeEted at,Lmton on the 29th ult. by Lieutenant
Colonel Swine.
On Monday the 29th ult. the two troops of Vo-
loniser Yeomanry Cavalry of Ealt Lothian, com-
manded by Lieut. Colonel Sir Jamas BAIRD, went
into quarters at Haddington. After regularly
going through their etercife on horfeback, and at.:
tending the ufual drills, to perfe±l them in every
neeetfary manoeuvre and foot exercife during the
week, they were infpetted on Saturday the 4th July
by Lieutenant-General Vyss, in the pretence of
the Mott Noble the Marquis of Twssnais; Laird
jjenwmtlit of the county, attended by his De-
puty Lieutenants, and a nernerous aftemblage of
nobilits and gentry of the neighbourhood. -
--On the joth of June, the Portpatrick Loyal
Volnnt.ers were infoetted by Colonel CAMPS/ IL.
and 'on the tit of July, the Loyal Stonykirk Vo-
lunteers.. •
Monday, tZie Firs', or Royal Regiment of Edin-
boegii Volunteeesißlue)were reviewed on Burnt!:
field Links b u,Excellency General V v es. They
madefine appearance. In *Vence rt.:Colonel
Ar rous,-Litatanant.Colonel Hops (14s)1.iefly's
Advocate) comnranded, and on tfis paradr. WO"
the ter .1:Wo rrefetiteti the belt tattender in each
klotopaay on th4;iirllts of the ;Wept:Jar 104 k a
inuulforieMeilaie.botriug an apProlni# s- 9P
to be elinevitey theca with their maims'
The corps orttlierett no the field sser, trades it de-
Ltachnuilt of fut.; 91 their artillery. *' •