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London, England, 1810-11-06 00:00:00

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The John and James tr.ansport, with part of tie
60th regiment nn board, from Portsmouth tolersey,
has put into Falmouth; with the loss of anchors mut
so,, iu conszquerice of the late heavy gales.
dfiesda y last, Lltutetiant - General Lord CI tAn L ES
801 ERAT inspected 'the depot squadron of the 13th
vght Dragons, in Chichester. The 10th Light
Dragoons are under orders for a similar inspection
by his Lordship. - 1.7 7

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The 102 d reginieit diteMbai,ked on Sunday een.
light at Portsmouth, and marched to Hilsea; tvhence
I.;:ey proceeded on Tuesday to Horsham.
A number of deserters from the Trench army,
amounting to 320, chiefly Swiss, landed on Thursday
rorning, and were marched to Cumberland Fort.—
They were landed from the Transport 13, and were.
almost without clothes:
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Thursday lilt Lieutenant-Colonel K EXTOU of the
Royallianarkshire regiment of local tnilitia,gave.
an elegant dinner at Sommeitille's Inn, Lanark, to.
the officers of that regametwin honour of the con.
pletion of the 50th, year 91.114 a ,144 Jewry's reign.
Monday se'nnight, the.6tlborcarsbineer regiment
of dragoon guards, ctivassaelcd by.. Colonel GOLDIE,
were inspected on PortSbelTO sands, near Edinburgh,
by his Excellency Lord. VisclunC-C4 iticA RT. The.
rgituerit performed its evolutions, sword exercise an'
sotral new manoeuvres, ordered by his Lol‘chtinrs'A'
the moment, in such. a manner, that the Commander-
Chef expressed his highest approbatiqr
sole; ae also of the general appearance of ihig,nutia
and horses. .

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The ic.iikendbright Gentlemen and Yernijaifr—Ca-
balky, conepattded: by JAMBS Gottrox, Esq.-Brent;
,t*.np,m, were inspectedAt 14.irkoodhright, on Wednes.
dale sennight, by Cq M'MURDO, In'specting
rield °Stet: In the evenitiga, colonel G'onnox gave
5.411 to the corps,' aria -laid and 'gentlemen of the.
town and neighbourhood.: •

The Roman Catholic inhabitants of the city and
li-
krties of Londonderry, balling .found it eipeclienrtn
gage their chapel, tht Lotto Of DERRY has
jen pleased to contribute the, sum of 450, to enable
fen to maids* this necessary but expensive under-

The Temple church, one of the molt ancient foun-
tions in London, present under a thorough
!pair. The nine marble figures of Knight Tern Lars
a armour, placed in the area of tee Round Tower,
sz ...loposed to be rare ieces. of antiquity : they Are
rw protected from' inj. Several of the mono-
teats have been cleaneeland the church already pre.
arts a new appearance. •

Satutday the Palace Contt was opened by Sir J.
LAND litmorss, after being shut five weeks. Mr.
C.kaboN Months, a Master in Chancery, and M.P.
she successor of Serjeant STANLif, deceased, as
?siding Judge, and will in future hold the weekly
ens regularly.

When the four hindred vines cow was sent home
t!tlity purchaser to his bailiff, the man was so stir:
pied that he did not know what to give her: On
tie return (If the owner he found her withoutiletat,
shkh the bailiff very simply apologized for by :say.
" ' thought such a eow would Piave beak
4% gtass !"
Barn Thursday last a very nurneroni
meeting of Subscribers to the Lower As-
ooms took place, (Dr. FALCoNER, in the
gni:), for the purpose of electing a Master of the
Ceremonies of those Rooms for the ensuing year;
when F. J. GUYkNETTE, Esq. an Officer in Captain
Viranuares troop of Volunteer cavalry, was unani-
rtmsly ppeinted to fill that situation.

A Punch seaman, who wac taken in a privateeria
Test Indies, was liberated and sent to his.nailve
•, in one of the late cartels for Motbiz. be.

can his passage from the West Indies, in,th
Frun, he jumped overboard and saved the Aka
who had accidentally fallen from the yaii.4;ll3l.n.
During a heavy gale yesterday se'nnight, a .i 114,1-
yes-sel was seen to founder near the entrance of
fad harly,ur, when all oft board her met a watery
r. The stern-post of* beat was driven on shore,
rich were painted the words "Tartar, of South.,
• Jontr WittGllT ;"a quantity of butter and
have been washed on shore, supposed to be a
hereargo. •
h the Wiltshire Coursing Meeting, which Is Jost
',in the list of nuttthes published, a grreyhound of.
hams MANsrtruis• is styled, " My Lord Chief
.'s Moll."
The Ann, of Whitehr:ven, fmm 'America, was de-
'by her crew .n the _e*d-ultimo", near CapeClear,.l
.ig in a sinking' state.
The Tigre, COATES., is ton shore near -Yarznotulti.
ight—cargdianell9g, with damage.
Thursday serinightt ".hiiilajesty's ships rukfiutath
SAUMAN a, cOmMindemi by Captains MAITLAN9!
STUAIiTi rum' of the herb of Maida), anchored in..
bughsw illy, and salied 'thence early on the Sunday
'upon amine:- A inelaficholy aceiderstl
ea on bArd thi.EMIIIiALD just before her an**.
Loughswilly First Pentium was crushd,
th by one of thieguns breaking loose. His;
Ter, interred with great 'solemnity by the.
the two ships; on Sifitseday se'nnight,,
urcli-yard.

()V A LIM= PROM Alio!It/CElt ON BbMID Ins
sLOORACTLON, COIOINDILD BY LAD WA-
N FAILLE) via Liv Ritmo*. g
" ACteoll, at Sia; August 36, MO.
Lat. 9. S. Long.
ibrate the present opportunity (having fallen
• ship bOund to England, which is only the
ressel we have met with sinde we left Falmouth)
I }la] that we have arrived thus far on our
ail well, not an officer or man belonging
'P being on the sick list. We left Madeira,
staiel only two days, on the 80th of July,.
Twards touched at St. Jago, (one of the Cape
where we completed our water and stock
'slant. Unluckily we fell.in with the S. E.
Inds rather too soon ; but, contrary to onver..
'lions, we had a pleasant breezeto waft us across-
3e, and commenced south latitude the 25th inst.
expect to arrive at the Cape by the 30th of Sep-
but do not expect to remain there more than
two, it being generally understood before we
from England, that we were to form part of
falexpedition against the3lauridus." -

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