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London, England, 1803-07-22 00:00:00

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C0XH.8,1717 CAMP. JULY 20.

Majdr General Wvpi /MD has been over here frori
Cha:hom, and infpeeted the troops. Orders
jolt been received from his Royal liigimel; 'i.e
Commander in Chief, for the Olicers to provi4!:
thetnfelves immediately with bat hortes for the c.:r-
riage of their baggage. Similar order; have been fent
to all the Camps in the kingdom. The tru..os con-
tinue in the belt Pate of health, And the molt iv.:-
mitting attention is paid by the Commanding Offi;er
to the dilcipline of the men, who are now arrived at
a very high floe of perfection. Colonel Bamta.tr. rf
the Weft Middlefez Regiment, who lately bad a (AL
from his horfe, is nearly recovered from the conf•z•
(peaces of that accident.

Earl IClaorrorri yelerday, made an offer to Go-
vernment of railing, within a given time, on his eitates
in Ireland, a regiment of tOOO men, and after *at
fhall have been completed, another of equal force.
Telegraphs and llgnal polls are now ereaing in all
parts of Wales, and on die feveral high hills in So-
me' fetlliire.

Corps of Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry are
mediately to be raifed in the city of Bath.
Three troops of Cavalry, and a corps of Infantry,
to meal of a thoufand men, are nearly completed. at
Brick!.

The Brigade of Royal EaR India Volunteers will
(hortly proceed to Sydenliam, to praflife firing with
ball. The field pieces attached to the three regiments
not having yet been elercifed, will be worked at the
fame time.
The Bloomfbury Affociation had a eery grand
field day lag Friday on the Lawn facing she Found-
ling Hofpital. There were upwards of 300 in Nl'.
uniflrm ; and they went through their differen, tvo.
lotions much to the fatisfaetion of a large and re-
fpetlable concourfe of fpetlators.
The St. James's Loyal Volunteers had yellerday
their General moiler, when they proceeded from the
Parade, along Orford-greet, to Hyde Park; whence,
after going through their feveral evolutions, to the
great fa tisfation of Lord Amnrarr their Colonel,
they returned in the evening about nine o'clock.
• The Gentlemen Inhabitants of the parifh of St.
Grorge, Hanover-fquare, have come to the refolu-
tion of forming themfelves into a Volunteer Corps
(exclulive of the corps ;beady formed), they are to
be called the St. George's Royal Independent Volua-
teers ; to be commanded by Vircount Cirarwvars;
Mr. Boorte to be Lieutenant Colonel.
At the meeting of the Lieutenancy and Magillracy
of Greenwich, for the purpofe of entering into Refs-
lotions for the dtablifbment of a Volunteer Corp,, a
veteran General attended, who had ferved before
Q.2ebec. He was brought to the Affembly in a chair,
and made an harangue, concluding it with an obfer-
vation, that though he was now unable to wield his
fword, he Ivould contribute his Mitt. He fub•
fctibed 501.
A number of French prifoaen have already paha
through &Mel, Rrongly guarded an their way to
the prifon at Stapleton, which has been prepated foe
them, and guards ordered. in the fame way as wan
done during the late war.
The Pa-Matters General have, we unddreand,
Egiven direttions to their agent at Tonningeh on the
ider. to remove to Haan on the Hever, to which
port the packets from Harwich will fail in future.—
Thenavigation of the river Eider bas been found to
be very difficult, and the Hever pret'ents marry more
facilities to the public correfpondence.
Yeßerday a new 74 was launched front Barnard's
yard, Deptford. She is named the Rartrus, and is
a molt beautiful fbip. Sbe went off the Rocks in
grand Ityls araidlt the acclamations of thcrufands of
Iperlators. A grand dinner was given on board,
which was &detected by much fprightly dancing upon
deck. The company amounted to sop.
Yeßerday a ballot was taken at the End India
Hour., on the followineqcseßion ; viz. • Tim this
Court approve the Reglution of the Coast et Mee-
tor% of the sth init. wherein they Rate that they have
reafon to believe that all the perfons who were on
board the fkip Earl Talbot, at the time of her 88,
have perithed, and that the otealion and eireamftso.
ees relating to her loft are wholly unknown, and
therefore that there is an impoffibility of inquiring
fatisfatiotily into the lots of the Paid 16ip I" which was
decided in the affirmative. The Owners of the Earl
Talbot will therefore be permitted to build on her
bottom.
On the 7th infiant the body of Capt. Assamstfint
Born, of the William, of Workington, was thrown
&flaws on the coati of St. Bridge's Bay, near Milford
Haven.,a-In his pocket-book were found the iltip's
regifler, ten one gratin Bank of Ireland notes, and
one twoptand Bank of England note. His watch
was alto in his poeket.—The body was decently in-
terred the fame evening, in the parifb church of Roth.
in Pernbrnkelhire.

On Tuefday laft a well known charafter in the in-
trigues of the French Revol orlon. was a: relied at the
George and Blue Bnar, in Holborn, where he had
joR arrived from an out-port, and underwent a long
examination at the Alien-office, when he was put into
the eußody of a Meffenger.
Nicholas Martin, Efq. a Gentleman of the county
of Galway. of an ell ate amounting to a.ooul. per
annum, was laft week, at Dublin, indiaed foe wilful
and corrupt perjury, in (wearing to an affidavit ad-
yawed oa $ law fait before the High Court of Clan.
eery, relative co.! jelpam Caved on him on the t Ith
of May. The law fuit was concerning an an-
unity he had engaged to pay to his wife, from whom
he is (*pawed. The Jury found him Osity. and
the Court fentenced him to one year's imprifonamat;
and to Rand Am, times in the pillorT.
At the Genm Quarter Saone of the Petite for
the county of Oxford, held oa Tadao' fe'ralgbe. an
application was made to the Court by the Church-
win dens and Overfeers of Brea. in that month for
an order to be made or William Carter of Epirrell
aforefaid, farmer, for the maintenance of his
It appeared in evidence that the mother was it yeas
Old, sad was not of ability to maintain herfelf. null
that the Overfeen bad allowed her p. a week. and
paid her hour* rent fora coniderable time, and that
William Carter. the Con. occupied lands of the yearly
valve of tad. and kept a groser's flop, baying a wife
and only one child; whereupon the:Court was mull-
sank of opinim, that by the ftstate law if Wafts's&
Mr. Caner was K t I to maintain his mocha', and
I sob on aides on lsia to pay beg sa a week.