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London, England, 1803-09-01 00:00:00

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Yeilerdar, at half after a 'o'clock ki, ktAilocc%c
arrived at St. James's.. Their Royal Highneles the
Dukes of YORK and Casttarnos received his Mayes.
,TY at the Garden Gate. and foon after, the Levee
commenced. It was attended by the Arabi(hop of
Canterbttry, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Pre(-
t
dent of 'the Council, the Lord Chamberlain, the,
Chancellor of the Exchetwer, the Secretaries of tate,
the Secretary at War, the Judge Martial, the At
tome), General, the Bi(hops of London and Rochef-
er. the Dean of Canterbury, Archdeacon of St.
Alban's ; and by
Baron Nolcken.

, American, Malt, Sardinian, PrulEan,
,ortugurfe, Imperial. Ruffian, and Neapolitan.
The Imperial, the Poetoguere, the Pruffian, the American, and
the Durant Envoys.
His Grace the Duke of Portland.
The Marquis of Salilbury.
Earl.--Chatham, Harrington, Onliow, Macartacy, and Mae-
lekraneld.
Vircounts--Caftlereagh and Seaford.
Lords—Hobart, Cathcart Eldon, Anther& (In Waiting),
Nawkribury, G. Cavendith, ;ad litadltoek.
Sirs—S Cotten% J. Poynton, 0. Cornwall, C. Morgan, R.
Williams, E. Nepean, G. Slue, C. R. Boughton, H. Strachey, and
Montain.
Re!. Dr. —Glare, Hamilton, Bullock, Edwards, Harper, An-
Legge, and Buller.
Generals—Gordon, Leflle, Legge, Dundas and Harcourt.
Colonels—baron, Watfon, Stewart, Dc Grey, Read, M•Qpr-
kle, and Rainy.

...._,.._.... ..._____:, Legge, Draper, Lofack, Forbes, and Stretton.
Marra—Brugge, Addington, C. Yorke, Irvine, Stretton, Le-
Maitre, Hunter, Merry, Wilkins, Price, Munday, Morgan, Mar-
lin, Warner, Percival, Spencer Smith, Piampoint, Sheridan,
Viation, Hay, and CotterelL
Rev. Meats—Gilbert, Henley. Croats, and Sunderland.
The following Gentlemen were prefented to his
MAJESTY:
Mr. Brugge, on his new appointment.
Mr. Lemaitre, on his return from the Continent, by Baron
Nolcken.
Mr. Irwine, by the American Ambaffador.
Captain Draper, on his return from St. Lucia.
Lieutenant-kw‘et Watfon, on his appointment in the Bloomf-
bury Corps, by the Marquis of Salilbury.
Addreffes were prefented from
The See of Canterbury, by the Archbillsop and Dean of Can-
terbury.
Harefartifidre. by Sit Gawp Cornwall. and John Gan Cone-
set, Efek
Radnorthire, by Warm Wiliam. Efq. and Richard Price, Efq.
vile Coats of Bee on, by Sir C. Morgan; and from the town,
by Mr. Margen.
Bridport, by Sir Ivan Nepeas, Batt.
Derbyihire, by Lord G. Cavendlih.
Stafford, by the Hon. Siebert Motley Sheridan.
After the Levee, his MAJESTY, feated on his
'Throne, received the Addrefs of the Clergy of the
Diocefe of London. It was prefented by the Bifhop
Of LONDON, Drs. GLASSE and HAMILTON. and up-
wards of so of the principal Clew of the Diocefe.
At a spatter before three o'clock, his Mayasry
held a Privy Council, at which were prefent, the
Duke of Portland. the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis
of Salilbury, Earl of Chatham, Lord Hobart, Lord
dipa
thcart, Mr. Addington, Mr. Charles Yorke, Mr.
AmLord Amberft, and Sir Stephen CottATLI.
erli the Council, his MAJESTY gave private au•
ence to Mr. Addington, Lord Hobart, Mr. Yorke,
'Mr. Bragge, Sir Charles Morgan, and Lord Berke-
ley. Hisi4syasry then took lime refreihment, and
Ist five minutes after fix left the Palace on his return
to Windfor. _ _ _

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
Aelterday afternoon, paid a vifit to Lady C. Buten,
t her apartments at St. James's.
Wanda'', their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of
'l's,tt and Haar, dined with their Royal Brother the
bake of Cass Baum a, at his apartments in St. James's.
His Royal Higbnefs the Patsies of Wirat.as is on a
tifit to Sir HAZILY FSATHEILSTOIIth at Uppark, in
Sofres.

His Royal Highnefs the Doke of CLARINCI had
yesterday an audience of the Lao, immediately be.
fore the Levee.
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It is confidently Itated, that Government will, in
the courfe of a few days, Me letters of marque and
treprifal against Spain. Authentic intelligence is laid
ko have been received from Portugal, that French
privateers are fitted out in the Spanilh ports, and
that British prizes are carried in and fold there.

On Saturday left Capt. WILLIAM STALWART. of the
3d Foot (ot Buffs), embarked at Gravefend, with
220 of the Middlefez Recruits, raifed for the Army
of Iteferve, to join his regiment at Jerfey. Similar
reinforcements have lately failed for the other corps
Stationed at Guernfey and Jerky, fo that we have
now little to apprehend from any attempt of the
enemy on that quarter.

Dual OP GILOVVISTRIL'S LAVAL VOLVIITIIIlle••••
Yeaerday evening, at fut o'clock, the Duke of
Clouceller's Loyal Volunteers met at Carter's Rid-
ing lioure, in North Audiey Areet, to know the
result of Lord Co arwv ND'S communication with the
Secretary of State, relative to the declaration of
the corps on Monday left, that " if their number
was to be diminilked, they would not continue to be
embodied."

Lord Currwrito informed them, that he had ap.
plied to the Right Hon. C Yoga, through the
medium of the Marquis of Those:sin, the Lord
Lieutenant of the County ; and by the fame channel
ad received an anfwer. The letters which pallid on
the occafion his Lordfhip then read to the Gentlemen
affembled, with the propofal made to them by Go.
verntnent, as follows b.. 04 That the corps thould con-
fill of eight companies, of fixty men each, which,
with the Officers and Non-comeniffioned Officers,
would amount to 543 men." The pro al was re-
ceived with an unanimous alTent. Lord CIIITWYND
then obferved, that, from the refignations which he
had been requefted to receive, he had every reafon
to believe that the Corps would not ar9nall7 exceed
the limited number. At the fame time he informed
them, that if there ihould be any fupernumerary
Members, they might attend duty in their regimen.
tals whenever they pleafed ; but that fuch attendance
would not exempt them from the Militia and Army
of Referee.

It was then moved by Mr. Lewis, that the Field
Cornetts and two Gentlemen of each company Ihoold
appointed as a Committee, to determine who were
to form the fupernumerary part of the Corps ; furl
determination to be fubjeti to a general meeting of it.
Lord CHarVITIID then put the queflion, but finding
a difficulty in collelting the votes, be left the bufinefs
to be concluded by Mr. floontc, the Lieut. Colonel,
and it was at length carried in favour of Mr. Lawn's
Motion.

IivrELiIGENeT..

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