Star.
London, England, 1803-09-28 00:00:00

MAILS THIS DA'

Dublin
Waterford

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Came in the Pruffian gal-
liott Conftantia, Capt. CLYNIIS, from Embden, in
ballall, to take in prize goods; the Sweclifh brig Nep.
tunus, of Jacobftadt; Capt. LUNDSIN, from Gamla
Carlaby, laden with tar and deals ; and the Re/rota
cutter, of 14 guns, from die Downs.—Sailed the
TOURTaItiLLO, of 3e guns, Capt. Stsersoi, with
French prifoners for Briftol.. ,
The whole of the asitli Regiment of Foot are em-
barked on board four tranfports, and are dropped
into the Sound : they are to fail under convoy of the
SeAGULL, of t 8 guns, for Cork, and will leave the
port to-morrow; if the wind is fair.
Came in a French lugger laden with wine, Cap-
tured laft Wednefday by the General Small privateer,
of 6 guns, belonging to Guernfej ; the day preced-
ing, fhe fell in with 14 fail of Tuggers under convoy
of two gun brigs, bound from Bourdeauz to one of
the eaftern ports ; each of thefe loggers carried a
large gun forward, and another abaft : they are fop-
pofed to be part of the flotilla intended to be tiled
again(} this country.
Porzis4ollll4 SIM 37.—Sailed the Parma:.
hoop of war, idd ofe Mitzi bomb, for a Craize, on
the coaft of France.

Arrived the DRYAD, of 56.gans, Capt. °limn,
with a convoy from Cork ; Malmo, of ss sons,
Capt. }foram, from the Downs and the Vt►aa
cutter, Lieut. JUMP, from Plymouth:

DIAL, SEPT. 27.—Sailed the LIDA frigate, to join
the fquadron of Boulogne; and Bi.oonnoumn gun-
brig to the northward.—Wind N. N. E.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 26.—The Rofalind, &tows,
from hence for Africa, has captured and fent into
Beerhaven, a large Dutch (hip from Batavia. The
Fire Darner, Gusa, from Marfeilles to Hamburgh, is
detained by the James privateer, of this port, and
fent into Falmouth, where the has been on &ore, and
will be obliged to unload. Midday arrived here the
Conception, from the Havannah for Seville, captured
by the Dragon, of London, in lat. 36. long. 21. 37.
The Stephen, Dovozas, from Piftott, amved here
on Friday, after being taken to the northward of
Ireland by a Dutch (loop of war, from the Cape of
Good Hope, and given up. The St. Jofeph, "toes-
stmt., arrived on Thnrfday from a cruize, and with
her two Dutch Greenlandmen, (her prizes) one of
them the Adventure, Hoes:, with one llth and ja
fiats, captured in lat. 77. 36. lnng. 8. 30. ; the other
the D'Hoop cp de Walvigkanto, Roatmsor, with
tfeats, taken in lat. 77. 9. long. 8. o. The Nord
olland, Tail., from Curacoa, with fugal., coffee,
kc. for Amtlerdam, was captured by the William,
HAMILTON, of this port, in lat. 6z. o. long. 4. o. and
strived here on Friday.

Thejohn, Watctre ; Thomas and Jane, Mille-
air Trimmer, DAWSON John and Mary, STITT j
and Lively, Curia ; part of the Lilbon lest, arriv-
ed here yetterday. They left Lace, at in number,
on the 4th of Auguit, under convoy of his Majefty's
fhip Diana, Capt. Masten; One
well
pot back
leaky, the remainder were left well on Saturday fe'n-
night. Scilly bearing S.E. to leagues. The Cambrian,
from Bombay, an ived at Bantry Bay, law the Liberty,
Satins; and Ainfley. —, and Cadia packet, of this
port, off the Weftern IQands, cruizing....-Tbe Two
Brothers, Amplest:in, would fail from Halifax for
this port about the latter end of Aueft. Captain
Alfonso., of the George, from Africa. fpoke the
Lady Crernorne, Gums, from hence for Antigua.
all well. Capt. Cttarrsas, of the Elizabeth, pallid
the Wand of Gunn on Wedoefday laR, faw a plain
yellow tided fhip with a knee head, lying on the rocks
funk. The George, Rumours, and Enterprise, Tea-
stoic, from Linton for this port, and Union. Oat,
from ditto for Glafgow. put into Studwell's Road
the art init. The Ocean, Santa, from New York,
upfet in the Ring's Dock Baton, part of the cargo
landed in good order. The Sifters, was well
at Old Calabar the syth June.
Artheti—Maley,Mardiser, sad Scoardpk, (late Ward) ham
Mika at Trinidad, aatl kid than t Irkaals4lll9lke4t *estate
at bt. Viscose.; Aaa, Needlia. One ham es meant anas.
Bartley t and Two FrimilaMalblabliAtea bomasat lwa&saistry;
Say.Wasber, hen Mao at Olharlallas Hap, Wealtialk hem
Ah(m at Trialiad ; Aurora, Mat" kr junto at Cluelabso ;
Ind Hargarat, Lax, tram Soled at Loh.

Essinatia, Sir?. 16.—The SWAN cutter failed
yeßerday, with about thirty or forty flips far Orkney
and northward of the Frith. The Cassettes., Lord
WILLIAM STIWArri has made a final for failing,
and will have about an hundred ipso and many
more at hand.

Sari". so.—The Convoy. under the
command of Lord W. STIIMART, was driven on this
(bore on the 'oh inft. upwards of filly fail have put
into this and the different Swedillt ports, owing to the
late violent gale. The Peggy, of Whitby, easing
from Peterlborgh, laden with iron and dub, it is
feared will be loft t as well as the Roby. of Hull,
from Riga, with hemp, fte. which Alb Bruck upon a
rock. The Cannier frigate is pot into Mararaad.
The gale blew from South Wed. It began on Sa-
turday evening and continued until Monday MM.
log r—more accounts of the bad etre& are expeamls
as the Pilots few a number of Boating rafts and deal
at yea.

The Week-Yet. —, frees Newer/Us to Tassinise,ll ha
reK Thhagro.
TM Philemear, Tinder, hum he Ma ar awe hr Par.
haus, la him by as A42he phew. slaranity, roll wird
them

The Fame, WlllborAn, of Leib" is an lbw, sew Wagrafer
Tram Niaßigel..[lkeentsytow fns Watefor4.ls se lbws re
The jam and Mods. Ibleimk ham 11=eerirlb, h
tared by do am lips; mil merivel at
Aitarvab—te tbs Crook orisailes. Lew. from Ossuktf•
At Ddltal. Loysky,Lassier, taw Nob& At Lbletpool.
Hance& i hell. t Trimmer, Timm mod put,
red Jain sod btny, hem Lilies. At Mika& arca-
Mks. Matettew. from Rip. At WbbobsesklUbbrad. Perdu
sod Pretlms. Taylor. ham dr "to& At AMIN ApAIN A 1..,
butt,Pbarbaryb. At kVA. Daigle, Mamba. kin Time-
beisb. At Ousralky, LBW, Mims lbws Colo. At
I yea. IRAK Labia i Omni /ffliat. I chylaies, May
• 141 3•• adage" QIN SLCtiim. At Anra, Wino.
Alb %DIM

FROM THE LONiON GAZETTE,SEPT. 27.

•111411ALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 37.
Copy of a letter from the Right Honourable Lord Korria.K. B.
Admiral of the Bloe,Atc. to EVA N NIVNA Ny Bart. dated on

board his Majdty's Qiip idoamica, off Broadftairs, the atth
instant.
Sir—l tranfmit' for their Lordfhips' information,
a letter which I have received from Rear Admiral
Momxitou, and one which was addreffed to him by
Mr. JOSEPH THOMAS, the Mailer of the PRINCESS
Auciusra hired armed cutter, of eight three poun-
der guns, and 25 men, reporting the particulars of
an engagement between that velfel and two Dutch
armed tchooners. in which Lieutenant SCOTT, her
Commanding Officer, has been killed. The refinance
made by the PRINCESS AUGUSTA to fo fuperior a
force does great credit to the gallant, but unfortunate
Officer, who commanded her, as well as to the Maf-
ter and her Crew. I have the honour to be, itcc.
(Signed) 111TH.
• UT! IC AT, in the Downs, Sept. 13.
My Lord—The Pai tic ass AUGUSTA hired armed
cutter arrived at Dover this evening; her Lieutenant,
J. W. SCOTT, Gunner, WILLIAM LAVENDER, and
Boatfwain, ittram otaxtius, being slain in bat-
tle, on the loth init. in combat with two Dutch
fchoontrs, the one mounting twelve guns,• and 70
men, the other eight guns and 5o men. The Lieu-
tenant in his dying moments, recommended the
Mailer to fight the cutter bravely ;—and to tell the
Adiniral hedid his duty. Thefe exprellions, my Lord,
in the moments of diffolution, will endear his memory
to his countrymen ; and, whilil thofe more imme.
diatdy conneded with him figh at the recolle&ion of
their lots, they will have the confolation to relied,
that he fell gloriosa:ly in his country's caufe, expiring
with the heroifm of a Britifh Officer. Two (cameo,
Crump and Rote, are alfp wounded;—the forager
with a ball in the thigh, the latter with a ball above
the *mit. The PAINCISS AUGUSTA, your Lordlhip
will recoiled, is one of the fmalleft eaters under your
Lordfhip's Command, being about 7o tons. The
coridtill of JosarH THOMAS, the Mailer, and the
Crew of this little vele], fighting bravely after the
lots of their Officer, and beating off two veffels of
fuch fuperior force, merits more encomium than my
pert is enabled to exprefs. Poe the honour to be,
he. (Signed)nra ROBIIIT MONTAGU.
its sjefty's Cutter PRINCESS AUGUSTA,
PUPA TROMAS mina:
itirclay September 24th, three hours, four
minutes, P. M. I landed at Dover, not being able
to get into the Dovnis this tide. After delivering
orders from Lord Rasta to his Majely's gips crud.-
ins; off tielvoetfluys, Tad, and the entrance of the
Elbe, on Tnefday the xoth inilant, at 5 P. M. Texel
bearing S. W. diftance fifteen leagues, few two
fchooners in the S. W. bearing down towards ta, un-
der Englifh colours; got all clear for &lion, fof-
peeling them to be enemies. At half pal fix P. M.
they hauled down their Englifh colours, and boiled
Dutch ; then, being within hail, aka what loop
we was t Lieutenant SCOTT anfwered, Paracms
Agustin* ; the largefl, which hailed, being to wind-
ward, gave us a broadfide, which killed oar gunner
and boatfwain, and wounded Lieutenant SCOTT in
the (boulder, who died the next morning, at forty-
five minutes pall nine A. M. with his wound. We
then returned our broadfide at the largeß, which
mounted twelve guns, and had on board 70 men,
who endeavoured to board us feveral times to wind-
ward, which was the larboard fide. The fanged,
which mounted eight guns, and had on board fifty
men, agreeable to the number we faw on deck, w
came up under our lee and gave us his laseadfide,
then endeavoured to board us; but after as hanes
engagement, Ode quarters, with the lagged one's
bowfirit over our Rem, feveral times, by the affiftance 1
of the Mate and exertion of the crew, we beat them
off ; but our rigging and hull being much damaged, 1
and having twu men killed and three wounded. out
of our (mall number, we were not able to renew the
alien. I have the honour to be, de.
(Signed) 305515 THOMAS. I

Ins Royal Highnefs the Due of Culla*imago
has ordered two detachments of the Rona BAIA
Light Horfe Volunteers, to march from that city to
Wells, to efcort sou prifoners of war from thence to
Stapleton prifon.
The Duke of Choucarrsa returned to town yef-
terday from the Pavilion. His k to be
prefeat to-morrow at the general Mir:the Glow
ceßer Volunteers.
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Orders are fent down to Plymouth few all the
French and Batavian prifonen in Mill hike, to be
removed with all polible difpaech on board the pri.
yon nips which are &ted for their reeepdoe, as the
pilau at Mill By, when cleaned one. aired, and
properly got ready, are to be converted into barracks
for sOOO infantry. it being intended to have a large
force in that garrifon this winter, as the troops will
be more concentrated. and confequendy, if wanted
at a dill:sot part of the coaft from Plymouth, more
ealily difpofable for a rapid march. than if cantaned
about in country quarters.
TNSATRIII, COMM TZARDIIII....TIin ara appearance
of Mrs. SIMONS at this Theatre, EA night, drew a
very numerous and elegant audience. Her Ifaieile,
in the Tragedy fo intitred, has left nothing of that
excellence which it poFelied above twenty years dace.
—Her entrance Taft night was greeted by a quintriple
roar of actplaufe, and her performance throughout
7Zied to enrapture her auditors. Mr. Kausia's
was all the clarther is capable albeit( made;
s: and Cueing, a to take ancommet tans in
Cad... TheFp of Bannon was milented, but
it wanted poll& r was more than alkali, Inc-
cefiftil in Care Baldwin, and Einar sad Mrs. Da-1
amear made a great deal of Saes and the Narji. 1
The re* were deferring of Httle sotice.—la the Farce 1
of the hillives ie. loan, loci was again the refped-
able fubiiitute fur jonarrons, in iferesei Daisy.—
Oo account of the crowded Rate of the Theatre. the
company in the galleries raft night were moll Wren-
&sly noify.
We have authority to fay, that the difpnta which
lately fubbned between the !eerier of Covent-
Garden Theatre, aad Mr. MVIDIJI stbappay ter-
minated, Bathe fatiifaaion of both Parties.

Coan•lstaaase. Itaaa•tans. Si,.r sB.—No al•
teratioa has takers place here in prices fines the cur-
rency oisatieoed is OUT la* lilt.
Assess or Basaa.—Yellerday the Leas Maras
ordered the pcioe of Wad to be coadased the fame
as Lea week. •

DUBLIN, SEPT. zo.

COMMISSION INTELLIGENCL •
Lord NoanURY and Baron Dala having taken the
Bench,

Henry Howie', the perfon who (hot Hanlon, the
Keeper of the Tower, was put to the Bar, and ar.
raigned in the ufual form by the Clerk of the
Crown, for High Teafon. Connie Hors CURRAN and
M'NAt.LY, at his requeft, were of gned to him as
Counfel, and Mr. LEONARD M'NALLY as his Agent.
MY. ATTORNE Y GENERAL moved the Court, that it
Would be immediately intimated to the prifoner,that
he (hall be ready to take his trial on Tnefday next,
and that the Crown Solicitor (hould for the puristic.
give him a copy of the indidment againft him.
The Gentlemen fummoned on the Petit Juries were
ordered to attend at nine o'clock on that day ; after
which the Cowl adjourned until Friday next.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.
Lord NORBURY fat this day at the Special Com.
mifEon' purfuant to adjournment.
The City Grand Jury returned Bills of Indictment
for High Trcafon, againft John M'lntofb and Tho-
mas Kinnahan, who were accordingly put to the bar
to have Counfel and Agents afEgned to them.—
Wlntolh chofe C. K. Bus KZ and LEONARD
Ergrs. as Counfel ; Kinnaban chofe Mr. Busas and
a Mr. MACRAME : both felefted L. M'NALLY as
Agent. All thefe Gentlemen were refpci9ivelT f.
fined by the Court, and copies of the indielmentk
given to the prifoners, who were informed that they
mull be ready for their trials on Friday neat.
Court adjourned to Tuefday, when the trial of
Henry Howley will take place; on a charge of Ifigh
Treafon, not for the alledged murder of Harlon, as
erroneoufly fuppofed.

SATURDAY, SIPT. 24.
Special Commillions of Oyer and Terminer, for
the trial of prifoners charged with High Treat-en,
have been iffued for the counties of Dorm and An.
trim. The Judges are Mr. Baron GIORGI and Mr.
Juftice (Imam The Commiffion will be opened
at Downpatrick on the toth, and at Carrickfergus on
the 13th of Oilober.
Rule!, lately apprehended in Parliament-greet in
this city, will probably be tried at the Commiffioa at
Downpatrick.
It is believed that a fimilar Commiffion will be if.
feed for the county of Kildare.
Yellerday Serjeant Ka ir is of the Dundrom infan-
fantry, apprehended a perfon upon fufpicion of being
a French, fpy. The prifoner bad in his poffeffion a
pits from the Municipality of Amfferdam, dated in
June lag. He was brought to Major Site at the
Calile,and afterexaminatien committed to the Prevot.
Yefterday, Pat Finney arrived from England, in
coffody of Mr. Shee, who was tent to Liverpool by
the Superintendent Magiffrate for that purpofe. He
is charged with treaConable predicts, and was com-
mitted to Kilmainham gaol. Finney was tried is,
this city for High Trenton, in the late rebelliewe mad
acquitted. ..
Lieut. Douai." of the 2la Regiment, Ai t
bayed Co gallantly on the Coombe es dia oight 4
and of July, has been appointed Milan& -tai 114ar
liras, is hit office of Town Major of this gartilha;--%
A report of Thomas Addis Emmet. beitiollii
Qty and arreaed, was circulated on Koala, leilkr-ni
The fail is, as admitted by his brother at nearly
lalt mormats, that perfon is at proton in France. '
The execution of Emmet may be well deemed a
death blow to confpiracy sad rebellioe in this metro.
polls, as k ants Rated on his trial's/ was the life and
Rad of it, and which, indeed, be acknowledged...-
After receiving fence:ice of death on Monday mining
be was feat to the New Priffia. About bas in the
morning be was conveyed from thence to Kama&
ham gaol, by order of Government, from the human
motive to render him more comfortable Amami&
datioa for the &art time he bad to live, that he
have an apartment. to himfelf• with fire sad al
light, to make the beg ale of his time risible. for
atoaement to that Goo bfbad fo mach oillbaded,—.
Eaulset exprefed gratitulh for this hiantem4„,
and embraced it with,, much fa isfidibs, tasking a
Tepid! that the Rev. Dr. GAMBIA, the Ordinary of
the New Paw, fhoold be with him that atoning
by eight o'clock ; that Gentleman accordingly d.
tended. and never quitted the unfenauate man moll
be raised from this life; he was alto attended by
another Rev. Gentleman, Mr. GRANT. In the gaol
he took tome pains before theft Gentlemen to exool•
rate himftlf from the jaoputation thitt was laid M
him from the that of his expulfien from theC
which was that of infidelity. He Se ilithistift
on this point; sad to his being a Cbtiehme with itfincere maritime for his enormities dialnaey ailii.
niffered him the (acrament. He dedarod. flatirbe
„nut
had forefeen the great evils which
seedb agent
hisdefpwate enter prife, he would verham
in it : he exclaimed with lodges** the
wretches who appeared with pikes oath, at a(dte
334 July. His orders were, that no a
;bawd take ; that no attack Meld beam", ow
the no Gfe &old be take% bat in both ;
the milkman were unfortunately too bloockfally
to be costroaled, and he fled from that& He 41‘
avowed being a French etniffary—be abhorred So
Government of France, though Comae afilbeato was
fog& from it by him, and his partisans, sad amg
amigir reprobated Boss &PARTS as a tyrant, beat
wham, if Ireland mot in his power, the people might
sap* no better: Ithatment, than tile pig
committed on chi cbiintries of the Data .
and the Snits i bad he lived in the country of the
latter, be world bare ono& cheerfully sited ler!
the tyranny of the Corfican military defpot.
be lett the prifon he returned thanks for their humane
conduit to Major Swan and Dr. Tasvoa—to the
latter gentleman, whom be embraced, he conlaed
two letters to be be forwarded, one to a gentleman
hem in high official &nation ; another to his brother.
At near three o'clock, after taking leave of the
paha, Mr. Donor to "shot be tap:erred himfelf
highly gratefal for his humanity and his attention.
be west to the place of execut* olio a coach, attended
by the Reverend Gentisuses hi fwe mentioned ; there
he remised a Ororrtime motif he was tied up; he
previoully declared be died in peace with all the
world, and ackoUvriedge4 'heisting& of his Centeno&
He took coatis own handkerchief, Ind the node of
the rope about his neck, an.', placing hiaaelf Ma po.
fition toe death. the remaining part of the feemaina of
die law was executed upon him ; his body was dist.
wade itikao in 4 cart to the New Prifoa. k

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From the LOWDIN GAZETTE, Sep. 37.

MILITARY PRONIOTIONS.
BREVET.

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WAR OFFICI, ACTT. 24, 1803.
Areley Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavalry.
Anson Urea, Etc, to be Captain.
Bath Volunteer Cavalry.

Batcombe Volunteer Cavalry.

lemmata ; i+va.rd Davis, 'Gem: to be .Coract.

Tn be lltsion in the Army—Captain Wyndham Q.!lmhof the 3d
Foot 4tamillitat dated tit March t 794.
o.p ain .1 I.omaiMellor. of the Stlt Foot. Dated as above.
Captain Robert Cantpb.ll, oldie zd Foot. Commiffun dated
tit January t 798.
Captain Nathaniel Myott, of the 26th Foot. Conflation dated
tyttb Ap it 180 a.
Captain kdvrard Draper, of the 3d Foot Guards. Commiffion
dated tit July 403.
STAFF.

Certain I,l•iti•am Maeondy Haney, of the tft Weft India Regi•
went t • t•e Derry Adjutant Gent ral to the Forms (ening in
tie Cl aribb-e Wanda, with the rank of Major in the Army. rim
Mu/.14 11, &veiled-

Joan W.!tildre. Ffq. to be Captain t llamas Parrot. and Tbo.
Inas l all, Gees. to be Lieutenants; F. GeyenWC. GCUL to be
Cornet. _ _ _

Stephen Millard. ?Sq.!, be Captain ; jobnComils, Gent. to be

Bl4)tslort olonteer Cavalry.
Samnd Baker, ISy to be Captain ; Robert Wilts Slosmors,Gtent.
to be Lieutenant ; Jobs Good, Gcnt. to be Coma.
Bottnn Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
lm Linton, EN. to be Captain.
innb,tri,iniit ire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lieutenant limes Dennlfloun to be Captain.
Devonshire Volunteers.

job', PoDeafen Ballard, Efq. to be Coionel in Chief.
ravalty—.James Tares. and John SpurrcU Pode, Efqrs. to be Cap-
tains; f. S. Cornier, and William Ricers, Gents, to be Lieute-
nants ; harn. Cornifh, and Francis Fowll. Gem; to be Comets.
Plympton BAttnlion of Devonffiire Volunteers.
*Thomas Lase, Eni, to be Liestenaat-Colorml.
John Harris. Efq. to be Weir.
obe Captains—Charles Bohm, Calmady, John Harris, Jan
4 John Welib, Robert Falter. and Robert Holberton, Efqrs
To be Lleureparns--John Witham Herdleigh, James Courtney,
' Thomas Locker jois.and John shepptrd Gents.

To be. knfigns—Robett Antiony,jun. William Fred, jol'eph Sen.
nick, and Richard Lope, Gents.
Er mington Battalion of Devonfbire Volunteers.
Samuel Archer, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
George I.licedeonsbe, Tfil. to he Major.
To be Captains—George Conch, George Strode, Doke Tongs,
joss, ILichod King, Richard Paring. Chriftopher &very, Ar-
thur Wife. and John S. &very, Mgrs.
To be I.ieutcpants—Wiillans Woolleombe, Henry Woolleombe,
Samuel Pearce. (',Burge Mitch...ell, George Langerorthy, Charles

Wire. Arthur Wife. fps. and Servingto; Save;Y. Gents.
To .bc Enlkpis---Thontaa Lear Strode, Thomas Eater, William
Eireddecornhe, Robert, Parlous, jun. Richard Cumming, and
/Stephen Bickford, Gents.
To be Chaplain—The Revered Charles Ilayne.
To he Surgeon. Laneafter„ Ge
.4tarib-'rt ugh Battalion of Devonihire Volunteers.
itiontiat Hankins. Efq. to be Major.
To-be, C,aprair.s--Roger Ilbert Prideaux. John Larcombe Lufeornhe,
Henry Jolt. George 11111014 Wife, jun. Jacob Bickford Me,
Robert King, Clare lambkin, and William Adam% F/qrs. .
IFo be hientenaota—Thomas Harris, John Searle, John Scoble,
; Gone Parrott, Thomas Edwsnis Nathaniel Prouyjohe, Wil-
liam Adams, and Thomas Ford, Gents
"to,be Eafigns—Thomas Hamblin, John Caul!. John Elliot, John
?came, Philip Lulhombe, Jun. Jofeph Linden, Henry Ford,
and Cho*, Edwards, Gents.
COldridge Battalion of Devonfhire Volunteers.
Artier Howe Holdfwortb, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; Sa-
2_!revart Limn, Efq. to he Major.
To CePtains—NiehoLts Brooking, William Harm, Jafper Par-
,Then.
iief; Chats/04Tbm. Cendllt, and Robert Spathe, &qrs.
ThaileLientaaants--WlMlant Newman, Thomas 3101•11, Lena
Tt.ciscrjobn Edwards,sed Robert Leach, Gents.
Tot he ankm—Henry Newman; John Burgoyne. and George
Baker, Gents.
• Evelinghom Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Star. Conftable Mas Well. Efq. to be Captain.
Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
John Wallinger Arnold Mellinger, and William Evans. Blom to
be Captain. ; William Smith, and Richard Beeman. Gents. to
be hieutesans; Henry Jona and John Delanoore.Cocsta to be
Carnets.
GrAtitham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
•Yolo ktoytort flornld. Fly .to tic Captain; Win? nomad. Gam to
be i ieutenant ; wuumn Alkenn.rtent. to be Carnet.
Harl,iw Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.

topmple Newnan, klq. to be Captain ; FAward Been. Gist. to
-- i Lionalant ; Clarks Wanton. Gent. to be Cornet.
Neatten Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
llen;rillyllin Henn, Els. to be Captain ; Sir Rh:bard Bruin, Ban.
to be Lieutenant ; Samuel Lad. Gem to be Comet.
Nottingham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Alturtsder Huddat, Gent. robe Lieutenant.
-Woreeflerlhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
mieb Hearten. lig to be Captain ; Cornet Benjamin Oardiner,
t 4 be Linemen; WiStam Tbackewell, Cam. to be Cornet,
vice Gardiner; T. W. Lavender. Gent. to la COMM
Loyal Ufworth Legion.
Thew Wade. Eft. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant;
Jeoneus Peered, k.fq. to be Lieutenant Colonel.
.owahy..-Te be Captains--Suatel Cooke, Walloon Pule, and
Thom Breubton. Um.
jet Liamenento.-Banbolomew rally. Robert Bell, and Ed-
,d Jackie,. Gents. -
To be Cornets—John Rotel, Jobs Matthewfm, Jolts Cotter, and
lama Pentland, Gents.
larattribany Wade. Sfq. to be Major.
To be sftbatin--Jolin Nelfoo, Edward Earand, TIMM Elliott,
and Infra Straker, Elm.
To be Lieutenants—J. Joblirg,Natianiei Methuen.
fames Sinai" and John Bienkinfop, Genii.
To be Fnfigns--Antbsoy Hanifia, Juba Barka% Thomas John-
fun, Jobs Danes. and Ckerse Hunter. Gana
Appleton Volunteer Infantry.
Ikohert Soutilby,Elq. to be Captain.
Aulceller Volunteer Infantry.
Jorepit BrantElb, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; Rabat Batt-
tarn and Wllltim Jones, Gents to be Lieutenants ; Joint Mal.
• Gan, neat. to be Engin.
Great and Little Barfield Volunteer Infantry. . _

Witness Paget. Lig. to be Carmine Them= Deo* Oent--to be
Limiteemet Beres. Gem. **Ends%
eking Volunteer 'lnfantry.
go srei ne tfg. to be hdaßiii George Lee. and Robert
fm,EfArs: and Simnel Iran. Gent. to be Captains ; John
ai. end Weary Vero Thredder, Geste. to be Limn:mom ;
camp Giertny,eed John Clie/140ents. toile leap&
Barham Volonleer Infantry.
Richard Penfold Horn, PRI. to be Captain.
Bath Volunteer Infantry.
Jelin Strode.. Et+ to be Lieutenant Colonel Cemenendant ;Chutes
Dem:A.loo, FAT to be Lieutenant Coloed ; Gmege Robiaroa,
FN. to.be lltaj +r.
to be Captain.—William Mamie. Wllpun Wyett Dimond, Wil-
liam Struod, Tbmose lelaceuky Creswell, William Clarke, Jim
Haney htelfitcr, Firsiarbert, sod Ramon, bdipa.
To be Lietitenanto—J. P. DIM* Henry Saw. t, Hobb Peril ld.
fib, Jo}tn Ctone,Juri. Wench Bonbarn, Charles Hillier Poem
Norman. and Alre.,r,kr C:rant Gents
Te be Enfignwriefiemi Marne. PRIM Kilian, Jun. labs Sytnema,
jam. Bacjamin Wdlimok jun. William Booed, • bosom chip
Ai' hl Gene.
&, and Volunteer Infantry.
The Nee. Arch. Stewart. and John Tregeenwell Frs. to
Ire Captain.; RoCe. anal Robert Gent. to
be kimirfies t MaWi Fiater. and Cbarke Jambs, Gents. to
be Reign& •
Beanntaris Volunteer Infantry.
Loyd %Mary to be Sliker•Cootoseodane Sir Rebel
Raman.l John W,liaq Itfq. to be Captains; WSN el Wil-
liam. awl ilium Pric4 Genes. to be Lleoteseatei joim Jame,
▪ Geillkh lab@rts. uses& tees /magas.

Bloonilbnr, and Inns of Court Volunteer Infantry.
amuel Compton Cos, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ;
William Watfon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel ; James Trebrek
and James Tower, Efqrs. to be :Majors.
To be Captains—John Milford, john R ieba•dron,Franels
Snider. and George Boon kou pelt. Ergrs.
Bromley and St. Leonard Volunteer Infantry.
Nathaniel Stonard, Erq. to be Major• Commandant.
To he Captains... David Ricards, Leonard Currie, and James
More, IPqra
To be I.4utenants.—.David 3. Rewrap, William Sackville Turner,
and Thomas Green, Gents.
To be Enfigns--john Nyren, and William Man, Cents.
Boc king and Braintree Volunteer Infantry.
Jonah N. Wage, jun. Erg. to be Major.
To b.:Captains—John SarM, Daniel Jean, and J. O. Haulage,
Efqrs.
To be Lleutesante-43. Savlll, S. Brlghes. j n. and H. Ray, Gems.
'to be Enllgns—G. Jorh n. R. Lacey, '1 Englith, jun. Gents.
North Cadbury Volunteer Infantry.
_ _ _ _

rave* Bennet, Elll. to be Ciptain ; Willan Clothier, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; Samuel Bull, Gent to be Enlign.

Cattle Abby Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas &riven, Ffq. to be Captain ; George Cole, Gent. to be
Lieutenant tSamuLl Sear-aye, Gent. to be Enligu.

Chelmsford Volunrer Infantry.
Thomas Ftof Gepp, Efq. to be Major.
To be Lieutenants—qohn Oxley Parker, jun. John Ward, and
George A. Gepp, ts.
To be Enfigits— aromas Tindall, and John Glifon, Gents.
Chellerie-Strect Volunteer Infantry. •
Richard Bell, Mime. be Major.
To be Cap aimr.—Luke Coiling, and John jobnfon, Efqrs.
To be Firft Lieutreants--Willialn Pybus, jun. George Greenwal.
and William Matthews, Gents.
To be Second Lieuteoants—j.uses Sowler, Robert Tanner, and
John Croudaw, Gents.
Chinkfnrd Volunteer Infantry.
John silveftt.r, EN. to be Captain : Thomas R umball, Gent. be
Lieutenant ; and Robert l' ore, Galt. to be Lafign. .
Clewer Volunteer Infantry.
John Ramfbottom, jun. Elq. to be Major-Cnmmodant.
Clough Hall Volunteer Infantry.
Jolts Gilbert, Ffq. to be Captain-Commandant; Robert Cox. Pfc.
to be Captain; James Cox and James Seddale. Gents. to be Lieu-
tcnan:s ; Richard Ledward, Gent. to be Enfign.
Colcheller Volunteer Infantry.
-

John Bawtree,Elq lobe Lteutcaant-Coloncl-Commandant ; George
Round, EN. to be Lieutrnant-Colonel; and Robert Tabor. Eq.
to be Major.
To be CaptaMs•John Keeling, Thomas Hedge, Samuel Samna,
Alt :ander Fer4l yee Miller.. Charles Round, Robert Duncan

MiCkl,ao6. William M. ;dap RoUnadUll. WM= Linton,
and William Spading. Elva.
To be Lieutenants—William jackfon, John Maine, Francis Tillert
AMU, William Kerner, jun. Jame Irevett, Charles Hedge,Jokn
Hedges, Samuel Taber, Henry Thom, Richard Mills, Samud
Daniel, and John Cnoke.Gents.
To be Enegns--Charles White, John Graham Ser)eant, Junes
Dell. Edward Clay. Rcbat Young. Thomas Nice, James Wat-
ford, and Charles Hitchcock, Geots.
Cottingharn Grange Volunteer Infantry.
George Knowncy and George Knoweer,jun. Efqrs. to be '.:aptaltia;
George North and John North, Genu. to be Lieutenants.
Crewkern Volunteer Infantry.
- - -

To be Captains—•WilDam Gray, Rau Sparks, sad Edward Towo-
fend, Efgra. •
To be Liestedante—Bertbolomcw Gldlcy, Robert Perham, and
Dymk. Burgett, Gents
To be Enciaels--Joho rbaps, Edward Marley, jam and William
Rcael, Gana.
The Duke of Cumberland's Shar-413noters.

•
John Thomas ISarber, Fig. to be Captain-Comutandant i Moir
Stone, Gent to be Firft Lieutenant; and Richard Haughtoo,
Gent. trabe Stcond Lieutenant. _ _

Dedham Volunteer Infantry.
Harcourt Mager, Erg. to be Captain; Thomas Mafia, Gent. to
be Lieutenant.
Dorchefter Volunteer Infantry.
George Stelekland, Efq. to be Captain; George Frampton, Gent.
to be Lieutenant; Menu Garland, Gent. to be Ease.
Dumbarton Volunteer Infantry.
jobn Denny, Efq. to be Captain; Archibald Coiquboun, Gent, to
be linfign.
Dunmow Volunteer Infantry.
Riebard Parrot), Efq. to be Captain; lftelselas Toke, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; John Fella, Gent. to be Enlists.
Elgin Volunteer Infantry.
Lieut. Alczander Grant. and Rabat Daif, Efqn. to be Captains.
To be Lientenauts—Jams Eider, Alexander Tbosnpfon, James
Rhind, Peter Grant, Gents.
To be Enegm—Robert Campbell, and James Parer, Gents.
Eveilhot Volunteer Infantry.
John Jennings, Ek. to be Captain; Robert Deane, Gent to be
Lieutenant; Giles Hayward. Gent. to be Essay,.
Earefham Volunteer Infantry.
To be Captaina-.James Holland, Wm. Needy, Rd. Miner. Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Wiftlani taw Phelps. Samuel Wilton Suffield.
Daniel Edge, John Hyde Banker. Anthony Stratton, Gaga
To be Eufmtw—Benjamin Murrell, Jan. Rabat Frady, John
Au. Gents.
Farningham Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Puller, Efq. to t e Captain.
Foehabers Volunteer Infantry.
Eckert Camper, Efq. to. be Captain ' • Charles Tod, and William
Reid, Gents to be I.loutenents ; Robert Tod, Gent. to be EnLgo.
Entree Volunteer Riflemen. •
The Rev. John Mudonell to be Captain.
Fouff Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Leseinktood, Efq. to be Major-Commandant.
To be Capalas....john jefreys, John Charles Collins, Jahn Min-
Efqra. ball-pay yes it Post.
To be Lim:tenants—William Baran, Jen. Martin Bevan Jun. Gents.
To be Esiftgus—Edward Jones, join Plea, Gents.
Frodfham Volunteer Infantry.
D. Albley, PA. miss Mejor.Conamandant.
Gillinglutm Volunteer Infantry.
Chubs Bowles, Efq. to be Captain. Edward Boehlimd, Gent. to
be Lieutenant. Wm. Bell, Gent. to be Rabin.
The Duke of Gloucefler's Volunteer Infantry.
The Right Hon. Richard Lord Vireount Cbetwynd to be Coked.
EdWard Boodle. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Archibald Cuopbell. Efq. to be Major.
To be topeaine—John Dawes, Jon. HenryGnalbom, John Ham-
mett. George liarram, Edward Wapek, Liqrs. and the Riga
Hon. Chnstortby Lord Langford.
To he Limiter ante—Valentine Jones, James Vl•eudforde, WlDiad
Young Ottley, and Thomu Fester, Dents.
To be Enfigue—Sir Henry Engleiltil, Bart. Frederick
and Jobe Leek. Gents.
To be Adjutant John Burrows, Gent.
To be Qpnrobtaita—William Abbott, Gent.
To be bergeon—John Lewis, Gent.
Hanky Volunteer Infantry.
To be Captalom-lames Whits:Wad, John Yates, John liadatiet,
and isin SbordseCe, Efqn.
To be liolwasen--Williant Yates, E. J. Birth, Charles Bagoall.
joreo_ Lorkee, Richard Hollins, Jain Hollins, James Yates.
aod nimas Spearman, Gain.
To be Wens—John M 3 CC. Jun. John Wilde, John Yates, sad
Thomas Taylor, Gent.
Harlow Volunteer Infantry.
Charles Ibbodse. FA. to be Cerise"
Harwich Volunteer Infantry.
John Hopkins. Efq. to be Major-Controastiant.
John Bayley. fen. and palm Bayley. Jen. Flys. tribe Captains.
I ran. See phens.jun. and Jaen Woodruff; Gents.tobe Lieutenant..
Nathaniel (Semmes, and Nab. Wefttborpe, Gana to be Eallipte.
Ile/teller Volunteer Infantry.
Gone Wee, FA to. he Captain.
Hail Oren* PrNams, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Samml Forward, Gent. to he Feign.
Invernersihire Volunteer Infantry.
Inverne(l Company.
AVM Grant, Efq. to be Captain ; A kunder 11•Gillary, G.
tb be Lieutenant i and Julio Frakr. Gent. to be Feign.
'avow(' and Fort George Battalion.
Arderfier Company.
James Macrierfon, Efq. to be Captitit:azta MarTberCen. Mot.
to be lieutenant' Charles Mx Gent. to be fade.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Od'tuber 12. John Sortie-don, of Saint J .me; ftreet, Mcßee:,
goldfmith and jeweller. at ten, at finildhalL
Nov. 1. John Dr Iver NV,lfon, of George-Meet, Qneen Ann-fireet,
St. MArpla-bonne, Middlefex, pawnbrt ker, at ten, at Ouildhall.
B kNKRUPTS.

William Rofs, late of WoOlicgton, North Carolina, in the United
States of North America, but now or Liverpool, merchant,
to furrender Oetober 37, 23, and Nov. 1, at one, at the Star and
Garter Tavern, in LiverpooL Anomie., Mr. Ellames, or Mr.

Norris, In Liverpool. • -
James R odgctt, late of Blackburn, Lane:Aire, muflin•manufaBu-
rcr, dealer and cliapman, Oetobcr 12, at five, 0ct0b....r 13, and
Nov 8, at eleven, at thi.. St. John's Tavern, Blackburn . Attornles,
McQF•. Clarke and Richards, Chancery•lane, London ; or Mr.
T. Ainfworth, Blackburn. •
John Croke, late of Briltol, tut now of B.forgan's-lane, Southwark,
Surrey, falcfman, dealer and Chapman. October r, r I. and Nov.
8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cruckihank,
_ .

BahogbaU-ftreet, London.
'Rayner now or late of Saxmitodham, Suffolk, money-fcrive-
mrslobo' 3. 4. and Nov. 8, at ten, at the Bell inn, Saxmund-
• . bam Anoraks, Mr. John Santora, No. aj, Ely-place, Holborn,
• or Mr. John Carthcw. Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Wilton Lawfoa, of illniebetter, grocer, dealer and chapnwa,
0 'tuber to, as, and Nov 8, at three, at the White Lion, to
Manchefter. Attorney, Mr. kobert Milne, Manchefter.
John Unthank and Robert Meredith, of Mancheiter, monorails'.
rers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Delober It, is, and
Nov. 8, at three, at the Dog Tivern, in Deanfgate. Manchetter.
Anomie's, Mr. )(night, Mancheiter ; or Mr. Ellis, elicitor
Rem, Lofidon.
Robert Meek, of Feclethall, Stafordfhlre, grocer, dealer and chap-
man, Oelober 31, Nov. 1, and 8, at tw‘lve, at the Red-Lion
Inn. in Newport, Salop. At'ornies, Mr. Morris, in Newport ;
Or Mr. Benbuw, tAneoi,i a Inn, London.
Edward Eagletob, lite of Chcapfide, London, Traceried tes-deikr, •
dealer and ammo, October a, 8, trod Nov.B, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet-ftreet.
Pitter, of Jermyn-ftreet, St. James's, Middlefer, gold and
Miser laccoun, dealer and eh.apman, Oitober t t, is, and Nov.
I 8, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorneys Mr. Harvey, Creditor.
itreet, Chancery-I*w, London. •