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London, England, 1803-10-18 00:00:00

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

Germinate. Orroare dr.—Paged by the DOIICACT, Meet.
free Malta; Meager, LAaeley, tree Gibraltar ; Nevem.
sad Cameos. bee Baredeee; Loyalift, Wake, free
Batavia ; Clothe, Woes. lean Pearlberg; Fried% Advadsre,
feet Cldelana; Oirgave, bee Teem ; irreg.
Fiber ; Flame t laareal. Frederick Panel, ;
Vatneo. Hook, and **Frew Ware, tram Dente&

dolled itie CoPid, Virporban ; Nellnflesd,.aod Marta, karats;
flr Pastime' ; Dam Watts, for Lobes I The, Hearted, Attar
.tophis, awl Amos, Elataaa. for Minim Joao, Walrus. for
Comtism's.' ; Mary, flower, sod Ilisaebard. Parrock, for Memel.
Lord Mica. Orifilla, Ise Dublin ; Vrow ; Mary,
.f added ; boydamesdo ; St. Sobaltistes, Drie Gebroders,
PAW Jour Aima Margsrotta, Naiad's Nerverderor,
sad Dots Gebroders, Wier, for Radians.
OrrLajiajz.Palied by the Mary, Jaa, from GaNpoley ;
aces., from !Maws; Opeedwet Flodray, from flans;
otottmie, Loody, from Smyrna: ?Aar?. ikeveafro, from Virginia;
Flory Pomo, from limdmilhorgb ; Aeneas, Mania, from Dam-
*: Madame, Kam; Aim, Omar& ; sod the Too Mims.
kilt% from Molts.-4aesi the Poreltudr, Dasher, for Immo ;
Frederick Aillipb. No Poreelosta ; Elbe packet. Rolla;
Twee °thaws. Zhao ; awl Doi Sclaecftera. from limhes.
Aea evsa—At leßpmol, the Waal. berter. from Motivators,
Commene, Dyer, hew ; (barks, Mayes, frost New
t. Nod Faun, Perm& from brio At ark, thwty.
Mer-
&Et, from Madam. sod Ude,. Gahm, trim grbee. At
Gibraltar, Urban, WNW, from Livorpool. At Ibitimore. Hardee,
Holbrook, and flakimare, foreoLlwerpout At I'bila4clpfda.
Nam. Collett, Nom Load= ; jabs and Altos, Wbitc4,lm, Ctarilfa.
DrevetfosoodthoCamabhlisiw, fr so Liverpool At New fort,
theOmbla Chief, Kip; beiattry. Wow. oral Abigail& t, So-
no, from Loads.; Vass Info. fry. finny ; W ilk m,Nys.
from Cori; Walhingtoo, hays, Nsas Clyde; Caktkals, Aalrarit,
Jobila Deis* and the Lays. Matey, arm Ltrapool.

x 4 f eet or thips from the Baltic,'
under convoy of the HOUND (loop, arrived in the
Humber lift tide.—Among them are the Kingflon,
CLUTTERBUCK ; Amphitrite, STUK NIT ; Ruby,
BROWN Rufford, HRRIES ; Commerce, COCHRANE.;
Nancy, Rtnarrow ; John Spring, —; Pallifor,
HURST, from Peterfbargh ; Britannia, FornkaoiLt.,
from Stockholm ; Chriflopher, STON v, from Wyb'urg ;
Wilberforce, Haawooo, from Archangel ; and fe-
vent others. The John and Mary,' of Hull, LD,
from the Baltic, is on fhore near Wingo (coaft of
Sweden). On Saturday morning, the Coffin, of New
York, for this port, with turpentine, &c. was driven
on (bore near Stand.hall, on the Lincolnfhire coaft :
one of the crew was drowned. The Friends Advert.
ture, of Sunderland, was driven on fhore near Map-
pleton, WI Friday. The crew fared, but the rail,
it is feared, will be loft.

The King George packet from Lifbon, which was
captured two months ago by a French privateer, is
now fitting out at Vigo as a privateer. She is to
mount 18 guns.
An overland letter juff received from Bombay rays,
Ai We hear by the (hip Sufan, which touched at Point
de Galle, that, previous to her leaving Batavia, three
frigates had arrived there from Europe, with tranf-
ports, having about goo men on board. A larger
fleet, with the Commiffioners, and more troops, was
daily expelled. Many (hips had arrived at Batavia
from Europe, and about thirty had failed on their
rearm with full cargoes."

We yellerday received American papers to the
Both of Auguft inclufive.
The violence of the fever at New York, by the:
lateft accounts, is confiderably abated. On the 29th
of At:Tuft the Board of Health publiflsed a report,'
by which it appears that on that day there were only
five perfons who died of the peftilential diftemper.
Only fix new cafes occurred on the fame day. Among
thofc who have fallen vidims is the Iheriff of New
York, and a mamba-of other perfons of refpalability
Very great alarm, however, (till continues, to pre-
vail in that city, and every precaution continues to
'be ufed to prevent the progrefs of the contagion.
Fine-(trees, Ogre it firft appeared, had been in the
firft inftance nearly deferted. By the order of the
Mayor, warehoufes were Phut up, and the occupiers
had withdrawn to the country. The Office of the
New Teri 3feremetile efekeetifee had been ckanged to
a dillriet of the city the molt remote from the place
where the contagion originated. -
The report of the celfion of Wel Florida with
Louifcana to the United States is mentioned in a pa-
per of a date fubfequent to any hitherto received.:
There is, however, nothing brought forward to thew
that fuch a report rens on any folid foundation. In
fad, the only man adduced .to countenance it is,
that Louifiana, as formerly poffelred by France, in-
cluded Weft Florida._

By letters received in Amelia, from Bingion,:
we are informed, that the blockade of the ports of
St. Domingo is kept up with a degree of ftrillnefs
much more general than at the time when it was
originally inftituted.. When the blockade was firft
formed, a number of American vac's found their
way into feveral ports.withoos much difficulty. Lat.
icily, however, all vac's endeavouring: to -enter .a
blockaded port have been fent to Jamaica without
difcriminatioo. There is nothing of inure& in theft
papers relative to the other French colonies. What-
ever amino ts have been made. by any ,part of our
forces- on. Martioi4e. or Gnadaloupe are hitherto
mentioned in atey..sagngemenn- or al over-
looked. Guadaltiupe. arkin.. to the
dpinion of.many well informed perfons, f l an eafy
prey to a well combined attack.—Martinique, how-
ever, is rather in a formidable (late of defence. At
keit it could not be carried without a regular inveft-
mein', *hick would require to be ferlifoonreed by fpi-
rited exertions, Our cruilerse as , make a
number, of captures. Some French privateers on
the other hand, Axe iillive in picking up Toth prises
as happen to fall in their way.

CHARLISTOWN, kt/G. ill. The French frigate
Perfeverance, of ss guns, took a pilot on board
yeaerday, and is now in the offing, bound in with
two captured (hips. From the report of the pilots
we learn, that one of the (hips is the Juno, of MC-
gow, mounting 14 guns and 4o men, bound to 'WI
nungton, North Carolina, captured off Cape Fear a
few days !ince after an anion of two hours and an
half. The other, the American flu'', Cotton Planter,
from Havanna!), bound to Cowes, to touch at this
port for fupplies. captured ' yeaerclay about four
leagues from the lighthoufe ; fame of the crew in-
formed the pilots that they had fallen in with a fleet
of Britifh merchantmen in the night, and captured
ta fail. It is not known from whence the French
frigates came.
New You, Avc. as.—By an arrival at Baltimore
we learn, that the French privateer, out of Marti-
nique had captured feveral homeward-bound Englilh
yeah from Trinidad, richly laden with fugars, and
fort them into Coracoa.

Ave. 27.—The Health Committee report >a deaths
"and 57 new cafes of the prevailing fever for the la&
24 hours.
Atm. a9.—The Health Committee report 6 deaths
and ao new cafes of the prevailing fever for the lati
24 hours.
Ana. 3o.—The Health Committee report 5 deaths
and 6 new cafes during the Taft 24 hours.
Yellerday morning Citizen J[ROMs Bowaraara,
accompanied by the Spanifh Conful, a number of
ladies and gentlemen, and feveral.ftrangers of dit
dation. took breakfall-on board the Spanitl corvette
lying off the point. On entering the barge the com-
pany was faluted with a difcharge. of as guns, which
I was feveral times repeated during their continuance
on board. At half pall eleven the company returned
on there, where they were again faluted. The cor-
vette was beautifully decorated with the flags of all
nations. _ _

"The Brun& have recommenced their old prallice
of impreffing American lemma The Federal Ad-
minißretson much abufe for permitting
this infult to our flags and rights, but it teems the
Democrats manage affairs no better. Indeed what
have we to cape& bat impaition ? There is a cafe in
point that our Adminiltration would not reek ag.
greffsoo even in the Spaniards and French, and will
at dare to contend with the initlrefs of the feast May
not the &kali calculate that we will give them a few
minim too to kt os oboe r'—irOilirm Mons*

V.-.14t SONG,

BY THE REV. GEORGE HENRY CI A.;ISZ.'.

(AtIACTED TO A PON,LAR TU'?, Pit MR. LIAYDO!*;
ONGANW" OT 51.P,A!.v,)

" Ruin aftin thee, rollers Chief,
" Ruin upon thy banners wait.
" Who &ell indulge th 2 fond belief
" Thou holdit the fc..10 of fate !
" Why vandy thus " cry havock" from far ?
Halle hither, and bring thy *curie.. of War!"
boon, Coon to his colt the Invader (ball know,
Hs costrs TO HIS DEATH WHO COSI..a AS A lot!
Oh then he'll deplore,
That be brav'd our more,
When he hears the Laos OF BRITAIN l'o3/!

Dare he Men to Honour's call ?
Dare he relinquiits the watt of France!
By shadowy threats lie feet s t'appal,
And dam poifc the quivering lance.
He fears, lie fears the defperate Mock,
The frowning terns's of Atatou's rock—
Or ihotdd he the cad experiment try,
Thy knell of his doom wi I toll," COMZ AND DIE
Oh theo he'll deplore
That he bray d our there,
When he heats theLION Or BRITAIN roar!

in confequence of the Lord Lieutenant of Norf., .1k

Saving communicated to Lieutenant-Colonel HAlR-
vir,eomtnapeing. officer of the Second Regiment of
Norwich V lanterns, the willies of Government, that
hi~Jcnrp% timid be embodied immediately, and take
on themfelves the Garrifon duty at Yarmouth ; the
regiment was afferr.bled on Sunday lan at their plate
of curdle. The Lieutenant Colonel Commandant
read to the corps the Lard Lieutenant's let ter on the
fubjee, when both officers and men volunteered their
fames according to the define of Government, and
with repeated huzzas teflified their determination to
Rand or fall by their Country.--Be allured, brave
men, your country feels and will never forget your
devotion to fo ncble a caufe—the protatior, of the
' laR afylum of liberty banned from every other cur -
nee of Europe.
In addition to the anmerousVolunteer Corps which
we have already noticed as raifed by the loyal and
extenfive county of York, we have to add. that eight
companies of infantry, to confal of 6o each. and to
ferve under Sir Gs°. Carley, Bart. as Lieutenant'
Colonel Commandant, in any part of Great Britain,
in cafe of aelual invafion' have bean offered from the
fubdivifion of Pickering Lyth, and that they are ac-
cepted, (worn, and enrolled.
Saturday fe'nnight the Donnington Cattle and
Newbury Cavalry had their Ilandard prefented to
them by CHARLES DUSDAS, Efq. Member for the
county, who made a very animated and impreffive
fpeech on the occafion.
triday the Watlington troop of Yeomanry Cavalry
were reviewed by General Gwywita : they made a
very foldier-like appearance, and performed their ex-
emits very much to the fad:Whoa of the General
and all indent. A yak concourl of fpeaatore at-
tended.

The Northinsberland Militia have volunteered
their Cervices to Ireland.

On Thurfday morning the Royal Mid-Lothian Ar-
tillery affemlsled on the Caillehill, Edinburgh, at fix
o'clock, end about (even marched with 8 guns to the
call park of Callleftead, on the Duke of Bucctauom's
ellate near Dalkeith, having permiffion to exercife
there, communicated to them by his Grace in the moil
handfnme terms. They arrived at the appointed
place betwixt nine and tent and a regular park of
artillery was fiormed in little more than half an hour.
After the officers and men had breakfailed, the corps
commenced their manceuvres, which they vtent
through in a flyle that met the approbation of Col.
Sumo commanding officer of artillery for Scotland,
and of Cenral other officers of diflinetion who were
prefent. At three o'clock the military operations
were concluded ; and ihortly afterwards the guns
were limbered up,, the park (truck, and the regiment
ordered to march. They reached Edinburgh, in
high (pinks, precifely at fix, having been not Ids
than twelve hours under arms.

Yeilerday the firft company of the St. James's
Volunteers marched to Kilburn Wells, to [hoot at a
target for a flyer medal, given by Capt. Goal.
_ _

The fecond battalion of the Queen's Volunteers
muttered vellerday evening in full uniform, in the
field at the back of Sloane-ftreet, where they fired
for the firft time. To-morrow evening this corps
and the Pimlico Volunteers are to be formed into
one regiment.
The first Regiment of Surrey Volunteers comman-
ded byCoI.GAITsa • lA, were infpated yelerday after-
noon by the Earl of HAlRiworom, in the Montpellier
grounds, Walworth. His Lordibip was fainted in
the nfual manner, after which the corps went through
their leveret evolutions in a moll excellent ftyle, and
were highly complimented by the Noble General.—
His Lordfhip was accompanied by Lord PrrliallNAll,
Colonels STIMART, 14•CMAILIII and DARLING.-
The Southwark Cavalry kept le ground on the
occafion.

Yegerday afternoon, at three o'clock, the Clerken-
well Corps wagered at their parade ground, and
proceeded from thence to the great field, near White
Conduit Houfe, for the porpofe of going through
their different evolutions. Haring reached the (pow
the Commander, Fa ria ci s Mao NIAC, Efq. was about
to fpms the line, when his hinfe took fright and
plunged fo defperately, that he threw Lieut. Colonel
M. to the ground ; by which accident, unfortunate-
ly, his right boulder was digocated. The Phylician
and Seneca to the corps being prefent. battened to
his a6eance. and having replaced his [boulder, bled
him. and led him carefully off the ground.

Yeßevd's,. forenoon Hyde Park exhibited a very
gay and fplendid keno. Three regiments of Volun-
teers KM brigaded togeoher fur the firß time. There
regiments were, the firß and fecund of the parills of
St. George, and the St. Margaret and St. J .Isn, Well.
minfter. Lord Hasarmorou and his AiJs de Camp
came on the ground before eleven o'clock. The re-
gime:as abated, and his Ismaili redc along the Las

and infpeßei the brigade With mach attention. He
then took his Ration in front: the troops retired hi
line, halted, and fronted; the light companies of
,each regiment then fell in front, and pradised the
Light infantry movements with cnnfiderable effect,
which wouldhave been much improved had they fired.
No firing by the brigade however took plice. The
line next adr4nced in fupport of the Infantry. who
then farmed companies, and joined their refpedire
corps. Alter repeating thefe movernentt, and prac-
tifing
.the march hi dole and open columns, and
changing front to rear by counter-marches of the files
of companies, the brige'de left the ground, for the
purpofe of being difmnfed on their refpedive private
parades.
An accident of a very diareffing nature occurred
while the brigade was under arms : an old man, a
carpenter at Kenfington. was on his way through
Kenfington Gardens to Oxford-greet, on butineA.—
He had often gone that way, and of course had to
drop from the garden.wall into the Park. This (cat
he endeavoured to pradife once more, when he fell
from the wall, and fradured the bone of one of his
thighs. His cries, and the exertions of fevers!
people who law the accident, brought the furgeon of
one of the St. George's regiments to the (pot: He
del every means in his power to alleviate the fuffer-
ings of the poor man : a cart was procured, into
which he was lifted, and conveyed hustle, attended
by the furgeon.
On the other fide of the Park. repeated difeharges
of muiquetry announced, that fame corps was hard
at work. This was the Prince of Wales 's Regiment
of Volunteers: they 'e xhibited a great degree ..f Rea-
dinefs, and their (tile of firing re lei' great credit on
their Officers. Au Officer having a loud v 'ice only,
will never make men fire well if he does not give
them regular time for every motion. The Officers
of this corps kens to have been feleded with much
caution : they appear to underfland their duty, and
obferve one moil of ential point of it in the Geld,
namely, differing no converfation or debating to go
on in the ranks. Volunteer Corps will never be fOl.
diers, if they do not give up the abfurd and ridicu-
lous pratclice of talking while under arms. It is ins-
poffible that a man can handle his mutket and con •
vcrfe familiarly with his friend at the fame time.—
Lieut.-Colonel Sir WALTER STIRLING commanded in
the ahfence of Mites PETER. ANDREWS, Efq. the
Colonrl of the Corps. A party of the Guards were
emoting at a I.t,!c Affiance ; they marched off the
ground at the time the V.iluo.tt.. Corps were giving
the general falute after the exercile e day, and,
to heighten the effed of the military fpeflacle, the
Guards hearing the mufic of the Corps when it corn.
menced its march, ranged the Light Infantry in their
rear, manceuvring as if to cover the retreat, while
the battalion marched off in columns, until they
were completely clear of their ftippored puriliers.
About one :.'dnk the Regiment left the Park,
croffed the end of f: •dilly, and proceeded through
St. James's Park to Clevela:.d row, and along Pall-
mall. The Regiment was didniffed in the King's
Mews, at Charing Croft,.
.The St. Margaret's and St. John's were addreffed
in Weßminfterisall, on their return, jug before they
were difmiffed by their Commanding Officer, Colonel.
EMI, as fellows :
• Gentleown.-Saidiere.-1 have the ph:afore to inform you that
the two gallant sad experienced °Seers the Earl of Ha satarwrow
and Geneve(BURRARD, by winos you lave been infpedbod is beip
gack today, have exprelfed their perfeet htisfadleo at your ap-
pearance and eantary difeiplios, in ammo with the other Caps
with which you were united. The Noble Lad added. that be
Scald have been 'herniated at the progreh you have made, Van/
thing could be aftoniihiog that scale out et the exertion of ewe.
adeated =you are, by fuch petriotilin and exadicat kudos'."

The Adjutant then informed the Corps, that he
was commiffioned by the Colonel to return to them
his perfonal thanks, for their general
.good military
appearance and difcipline this day, to addition to
the approbation of L.rd Houttnoroa and the other
gallant Officers in the field.
Orderly Dragoons are eftablithed from Dover,
Deal, and the different parts of the adjacent coati,
for the purpofe of forwarding difpatehes either to
the Admiralty, or to the Commander in Chief's of-
fices, as occalion may require.
Officers who receive 'appnintments to tips, are
ordered to join with all poffible difpatch.
Additional orders are ifued to the refpePive Com.
menders in Chief, as alto to Captains of tips, to
Puffer no officer or feaman to be ablent from their
Tads, but for the purpofe of obtaining provifions or
any neceffary that may be requifite.
The line of batteries coneruaing by the numerous
working parties of the Guards on the heights of Sir
HISIT MILDISAT'S Park, at M001(1122;3 Hall, in El:
fee, are nearly completed : they are very formidable
works, and fully command the town of Chelmsford,
with the great turnpike road, which is to be the only
one unbroken up in that county. in cafe of iavafion.
The barracks at Hythe are in fo great a Rate of
foroardnefs that in the courfe of the prelim week
they will be capable of receiving. 8000 troop.. The
rooms are calculated to contain ao men to each,
and are fo conlirnEled. that on the landing of an
enemy they can be immediately burnt. There is a
particular place in etch room to be filled with tom.
bullible matter, fo that the whole will be in flames in
lefs than five minutes, fhould neceffity require it.
The fortifications at Portfrnouth are now placed in
the moil efficient Rate of defence. Mortars of lame
calibre, and howitzers. have been mounted on the
Qneen's battery, and in other places. Forts Monckton
and Cumberland are fopplied with provifione for 2COO
men for a month. The General's masfisres of poo.
caution have even extended to fecuring fieeping guar-
tors for many thoefand additional troops.
On Friday fe'nnight the different beacons on the
Holdernefs coati and throughout the EaR Riding were
lighted up, in order that it might be afcertained who.
ther the communication from the coati into the into.
riot by their means, was properly kept up. This we •
underhand was found to be the cafe. From the thick-
nets of the evening. however, tbefe fistula, in feveral
fi• nations, we arc reformed, were faintly to be difkla. 4
F i fts e d from a common light. As a remedy for my
inconvenience which might arife from this drams-
dance, in cafe it &fluid be neceffary to have reeled.
to the Beacons in the event of an attempt on the mak
we would fuggeft the adoption of the preparation idled
by his Majelty's flops, for Comas to wilds wear
convoy, which throws out flub very vivid blue Gael
as enforce attention, and cannot be millaken for as
ordinary light.

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DUBLIN, OCTriBL'R £3.

the Rebel Genera! RAC], and another
p: y sr, ,s 1, brought into Dr nghtda from Dublin,
IT, a roil chaife, accompanied by Major SINR, under
an cfcort of the (treen's Bays, commanded by Capt.
Srrl ER. lie was removed at the Tholfel into ano•
then carriage, and efccoced to Dundalk, where he was
to remain that night, by a detachment from the fame
regiment, and a party of the Loyal Drogheda Ca-
v.or y—both commanded by Capt. SMYTH.
Li:ntenant KING, of the 29th Dragoons, having
reccivA information from Major SIAN, prneeeklet,
front daltinglafs, (where he is Rationed forming the
Royal Army of Referve), accompanied by Liente•
scant Ii.KENZ,III, of the 2111 tout, and a proper force,
co the neighbourhood of Hacker itown, where he ap•
prellended Lau. Toole, and Whelan, charged with
being concerned in the rebellion of the 23J of July,
and altar identified as the perfons who robbed Mr.
Foote's hoar of a quantity of fire arms. The party
alfo took up Michael Nolan and James Dunn, eharg-,
ad with rebellion. Terence Doyle, of Kilbraden,
and William Doyle, of Rathvilly, both of whom ar-
il reared in the County of Wicklow, foon after the 23d,
are in the guard haute of Baltinglafs.
Mr. Graham and Mr. Reynolds, of Naas, were
both difcharged on Sunday, after a long and full in-
,
velligation of their refpeflive cafes—Government be-
ing fully fat isfied of their innocence.
Leff night, a melancholy accident happened at the
guard houfe of the Stephen's•green Cavalry : one of
their attendants, in the abfeuce of the Gentlemen,
who were in the (fabler feeding their honks, took up
a loaded OW, which unfortunately went off, and
• killed the unhappy man on the fpot. The Coroner's
impel fat on the ,body, and brought in a vet did of
accidental death.
, Notices have been ferved on a number of the in.
habitants of Stephen's-flreet and George's-Ilreet, to
prepare for the evacuation of their !mules, which are
to be pnrchafed by Government for the purpofe of
treading the military offices and defences round ele
eice•regal court.

Laft Friday night a warehoufe at Dowgate Dock
was broke open and-robbed of eight bags of cochineal,
worth upwards of I 0001. the property of Mellis.Des-
CHAMPS and Co. merchants, in Swithin's.lane.
Between the hours of two and four o'clock in the
afternoon of Tuefday, the houfe of. Mrs. PLUMMER,
of Stoneferry, near Hull, was broken into while the
family were abfent at Hull fair. The robber had
forced open five locks, and taken away eight guineas
in gold, the property of a lodger, with force other
trifling articles. A pair of filver thoebuckles, and
feveril promilTory notes were kft unmatched ; and,
very fortunately, a drawer, in which ales and cath
to a confiderable amount was depofited, had cfcapcd
their ravages.
On Saturday eveni, as Mr. FENTON, of Kirton,
was returning from Ipfwich, he was flopped near the
race-ground by two footpads, each of whom pre
rented a piaol, and obliging hint to difmount, robbed
him of: his watch and fizpence. During this rranf-
anion, Mr. F. contrived to drop notes to the amount
of 361. and two checks for Sol. which he covered with
his foot ; and, after he had been filtered to depart,
he returned with a friend to fearch for them. The
checks, however, were all that rtmained.
Saturday morning. about three o'clock, a woman
was found drowned near the Dundee Wharf, Wap-
ping. She is (uppokd to have fallen overboard from
- one of the Gravefend boats two or three nights ago,
as Mr. Minflsavr's boatman remembers hearing a
fphdhing in the water at the time one of the boats
was warping in, and which he then fuppofed was the
rowing of a boat.
MEDICAL ADVICE TO VOLONTEERS....-DOCiOr LA•
T HAM, in quality of Phyfician to the Bloornibury and
Inns of Court Affociation, has fent a letter to the
Commander of the Corps relative to the means of
preferring its health. The following is an cxtrafl
oo Inflammatioos, coughs. dyfentery, and fever, a; c
the dikafes generally to be e xpeEtted by us with otl'crs
alto oflefs confequence, which may equally arife from
unufual and esceflive fatigue, from damp and incon•
venient accommodation, and from Chong att.! fudden
variations of atn:ofphere. Without a regular and uni.
Rum warmth of body, health cannot long be prefet ved ;
every gentleman, therefore, fhnuld wear a flame/ under
wailleoat nuitkfleroyer, berviv a collar buttoning round tbe
neck, and Aids lung iatiogh vof to be istomectir,sr i—he
Mould have alto flartad drawer: and we lea jock.
hge, and be provided either with a dab cap, or with
what is commonly called a Weld) wig --things at firfl
view perhaps of (mall moment, hut when he fleeps
upon the ground, or rear' long upon '.cis arms, or is
employed on other frequent oecafions of cold and
laborious duty, of infinite comfort and importance to
him.
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" After a long and fatiguing march, or any other
great ezertfoo, every gentleman thould, it praaicable,
chew Ow pert !f bit dee addle may le ',moor soscossifors
al.s; but as this cannot often be done, he ftrituld
adore gently for a t2IVVIRIffti time, mad not jeer Inc
4411 y to tool rafisty ; irorfleorld he lay down &mit it hal
maimed or it put rate a filiation of resaiaiew as ofisal
prahrrt ; and he will reedit& that warm &atoll nit,
WNW is, wider jiais circiaajferitte, pryer-aide tojrone
Spoors. And in tootemplatitai alfo of a day of dan.
ger and fatigue, I would with him to be reminded,
drat fpirituous liquors rail's a man for a lhort time
:arras his level, only to ink him afterward, into a
lower late of real itterseitncy.—A cool head always
produces a Ready, refolute, and determined hand ;
and as (114 is a conceit in which all the faculties of
061;412nd body mull be exerted agatnft an ii.fidimts,
faithlefs, and infulent enemy. you mutt not hereafter
have the mortitieatien of refleaing, that inany
of the B. I. C. A. there Ibould hnrebten the
lean defeift or failure in the energies of eithlf.
" The above general plata will for the moil part re-
tort the health of the corps; but as difcafe midi, not-
wittillanding. unavoidably happen, aiti.:ratiori.floade fie
wads at its wry esesartateraerat totk peter Medical Ofeer:
fur as in the B. I. C. A. we are all convinced that
there never will be any ra..licing, I flansild wills to fee
c 1 a foldier as I.No:t as he complains, that the oppor-
tunity of early relief may not be lett. and that he
suay thereby the fowler be rellored to his place in the
ranks again."
Nooice has been given to the corps, that Leap.
Las, wijl 1.4 ready for than is the early an of
tiir week.