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London, England, 1804-09-07 00:00:00

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CURRAGH CAMP, dlf.• 2.

his. Camp, breaks up on the nth in*. and each
Corps returns to its refpadive quarters, except the
North Cork Militia. and the Light Brigade, who go
to Dahlia.

Difpatehes were received yekerday from Mr. Et.-
agar, the Ansbaffador at Naples, at Lord Han-
kowar's Office. • '-to
The PonDeV.Aailliffador had a long interview
rday, v RAIROWDY, at his Lordibip's
es in red.
Lot week mired at Edinburgh from London,
Newels Kumar, Infpeaor General of the
Army Alofpiuds.
Mr. CURRAN arrived yenerday from Ireland, at
the St. James's Hatel, St. James s-fireet.
MONSIBUI, brother of the Kum of Ftancs, is
'gone to Bularode, to join a (hooting party who are
on a vifit to the Duke of Po AAAAA D.

Yeßerday was married, by fpecial lieenee, at Earl
F 'shoufe. in Park lane, by the Rev.WILLIAM
Jou ajoi t.ivrs, HYLTON Jou.trer, Efq. Reprefenta-
tive in Parliament for the Borough of Petersfield, to
ELIZABITII Ross SniaLly, daughter of Earl PEA-
PCK& _

Mr. PITT, accompanied by Gen, Sir D. DONDAS,
and fame other General Officers. left Dover on Wed-
nefday, for the purpofe of infpelling the defences to
the Weaward.
The Loyal Southwark Regiment, Colonel ALcoca,
had a grand field day, on Tuefday, at Kennington.
Yelterday afternoon, the 4th Regiment of Loyal
London Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Sir
CHARLES Pima, and the sth Regiment of Loyal
London, under the command of Colonel Svor is. pa
raded at their refpeftive places of exercife, and march.
ed from thence to Kennington Common, where they
went through the evolutions in a manner that (hewed
a very rapid improvement.
Yeilerday the Chriflchurch (Surrey) Volunteers,
Major LANCASTIR, muttered at the Tenter Ground,
in 13Iackfriars-road, from whence they marched out
for a regular field exercile t though, from various
cattle', they are ftnall in number, they are in an ex-
cellent Rate of difcipline.
The Bornugh Union Corps, vit. Major Porr's,
the St. Saviour's ; Major KING'S, the St. John's
I and Captain &taw's, the St. Olave's, were alfn out;
they aft, when together, as a detni.btigade, in a very
good Ryle.
The ill Surrey Regiment, Colonel GAITCRELL,
with their Rifle Corps, were muttered in Montpelier
' Ground. Walworth, yetlerday, amid went through
all the moll difficult MAIKE.iVERS ..1 a Battalion with
great fpirit. fie.tdinefs, and pr‘cifinn ; advancing
and retiring in line, by wings And'slternate compa-
nies, forming chile and open columns on the centre,
the right and Left companies then deploying into line,
after regaining on each deploy, their former
align-
ment, by an echellon movement, taking ,a new line,
hell to the right and then to the left of their former
pofition, forming 'Spares, by quarters, half, and
hollow (quarts, and (chid columns t all of which were
performed in an excellent file.
The (kirmitbes of the Rifle Corps and Light
Company of Sharp Shooters, on the Flanks, the Rear,
and in the Front, was admirably performed.
The Clapham Corps. the Batteries, thc Wendt.-
worth, and the Putney, were alfo out at their fevetal
parades, and llama being over. made very good
mutters.

On Wednefday, the sth inflant, the Ealing and
Beentfo►d Corps of Volunteers, commanded by
Colonel DataawaTee, celebrated their anniverfary
' day of enrolment, by a grand field day, on which nc-
cahoot, notwithftanding their late unavoidable firf-
penfion of esercife, the Corps evinced their well-
grounded inflrullions in military taffies, performing
vati.us evolutions and filings with great tleadinefs
and precifion. After the field day, the Corps, con.
fining of a numerous mutter, partook of refrelmen•s
in their refpettive diaries, commemorating the day
with every mark of loyalty, harmony, sea military
decorum.

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DOVER, SEPT. 6.
j'ilii:morning, batman; ten and eleven o'clock, a
very Wilk and beakrillrlag was dilliattlyliearj from
the dire-lion of Calaik which continwed,withoat
termiffion nil one oVoCliAsik af!ernovn!

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lAN DG•Tlip. 6.

The yrhOlii2lalti rid 411 this day isli 000 a,
sicontitsued and : iiiiiiippi 40,Indur..of omen
has hp" hisesktitt she iiterifkkestota. I. bre learnt
' trUissie tipli who haveliuesmusAelilis %hit *lna-
'tiler prevents thiir Peeing iheitoalt'of trance., The
6ring ceded for a Mott tiniest nook, sl.vras is the
"ifiiiiwreitiost Igiltev— hsWr... Several pips
-,ir wit ai dads' a 16449-' ki,ritlit,tili\Z t°
pp. 47.4.
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bailie here. tut the fu • thts th artitirere
coining out ; but, as the :tau*. e -,,-:
this, of courfe, does inii,V a apirehigiaii tm that
(core.
- -"Neill, Orr. 6.

Sailed the Bream and- Atettrinlocips of wat ; Svc.
!NUR bomb; and Azalea gun•brig, on a cruise off
the French Coati. Arrived the Dwaine, cotter,
with a convoy from Milford, which are failed for
the Rem—Came down from Sheernefs, the CEA°.
!MYRA frigate, and Taavect.ca armed Chip, from
Dungenefs..-Arrived the Passive armed Ihip from

Dungeneft, aid remains in the Downs with the rest
of the air as per len. Winti'L

Letters were received in town yellerdaY From oar
fquadron off Ferrol, dated the soth ult.—no move.
menu of the enemy had taken place. The kw
dron were all

Captain Hateteoa wbo foigallantly cut oat the
Atalante war hoop, off the esti, is appointed to
the Pamela's& frigate,of :6 gees, now fitting in the
Thames. ..
So great is the prefect demand for feateen, that
not only the fignal itationsEbet 'the fea fencibles are
to undergo a clofe iefpedion, and Inch men es 1110
fit for the fea krvice.are to receive the King's b.
ty, to enter on board filth fitips as they may Irk
proper. : ... , ~••
The vigilance of our cruizers in the Mirth' Bait
cannot be too much commended. Within the la*
week they have fent in upwards of to velfels loaded
with fpars, copper bolts, malls, &e. apparently bound
from Riga to Emhden, but really dellined for Fretielt
..Ports, as appears by examining their pri- •
the whole flumnents being' made-by French • 'is
s
in the former port. From the greatextent to
this traffic has been carried is, in a great metier*, is
be attribnted to the uncommon facility with. width
the French have built their gnn-boats. To prevent .
the copper from having the appearance of naval' -
floret, a moll fingnt.ir artifice was reforted to. It
was cut into (mall iquare pieces, not weighing tore
than an ounce and a half or two ounces, and packed
up in boxes. .

Several (toot privateers are fitting out at Boort
dean; Nantes, Marledles, Antwerp, and in the
Ten,. intended, during the winter, to injure our
trade in the European as well as the Indian Seas. It
is Paid that fir privateers of 52 to 44 guns, will be
ready to fail from Boordeaur before the 4a of oao-
ber, fuppofed for the EaR Indies; andfour privateer;
of 24 guns are nearly complete at Nantes, defined,
according to report, to reinforce the numerous
French pirates who fwarm mind our Wen India fete
dement.. At Marfeilles, fix other privateers, from
12 to 29 guns, were, in the beginning of la It month as
anchor near the Chateau &It, waiting for an oppor.
tunity to Real away for this Levant, whillt another
fquadton of privateers. under the command 9f the
famous IlLacarer. are equipping at Antwerp, sod
in the Dutch ports. intended to pillage our trade iq
the German Sea, and in the Channel.

Between one and two on Tuefday morning. the
alarm of fire was given, in Greenock. It broke oat
in the back fhop of Mr. Bazzoni. gilder and print-fillet
in Cathcart-itreet, and for Come time threatened the
deltrudion of the houfe and neighbourhood. We are
happy, however, to Rate, that by the prompt and
zealous exertions of the inhabitants, it was got under
in lets than an hour from the time of its being ditto-
vercd. We have not as yet learned how it originated.
A number of the Volunteers, in arms, were of great
fer vice in keeping off the crowd, and preferring order.
BARTHOLOMSW FAIR.—Our Reports of die trials
held at this Fair, we find, have been let down br
Come perfons as mere effufions of pleafantry. We are
therefore induced to fay, that however ludicrous they
may appear, we have given the fails as they occurred.
The Court held there is called a Court of Pit Peek,.
It is the 'emelt but the molt expeditious Court of Jut.
lice known to the Law of England. It is a Court of
Record, incident to every fair or market, in which
the fseeward of him who owns oe receives the Toll of
the Market is the prefiding Judge. He is alined by
a Jnry, which in this cafe is called " The Homage."'
The Court is inilituted for the redrefs of all commer•
cial or other injuries, done in that very fair or mar-
ket ; and the complaint mull be preferred on the fame
day that the injury is offered, unlefs the fair &sold
laft longer. From this Court a writ of error lies, in
the nature of an appeal to the C.tUfLID at Weßminder
Hall.—The name of Pie Nodes has always been eon-
fidered as of doubtful etymology. It is laid by lonia
to be from the Pueir Prober, the " dotty feet' of the
fuitors, or more fancifully than truly, by Sir Emirate
Coal, " becsafe jußice is done as loon as 10 can
drop from their's." We are more inclined to aree
with a later Ltymologifi, who derives the appella-
tion from Pied, PriaGeous, the latter word in old
French fignifyiug '• Pedlar." It is therefore the
Court of loch /wry aspotto as may be foppolid to rev
fort to fuch a lair or market.

The Jury, in this cafe, is regularly fuorotoord.
(worn, and empannelled, and the individuals cons-
poling it are bound to attend for the three days heed
for the duration of the fair.

We (bouki have deemed It our duty to have cos-
tinned reporting the ptoeeedings of tbie court. but
nothing elevated doting the Iraq day which is worthy
the attention of Tat Readers.