... conceited timl er, prize to the Aigle, of 44, Capla ;l Wolfe.—This morning French prisoners embarked in the Tamar for Dartmoor prison, and were landed at Laphill, the banks that beautiful river. Thev were escorted to the prison party of the West 'i ork ...

... Intrepid, of 6+, to docked and refitted.—.For several days past large bodies of French prisoners have been marched oil - for Dartmoor prison, under an escort of troops.— Came in transport from Ferrol, with dispatches ; she brings intelligence that the town of ...

... Cornwall, and William Henrv, M. P, for the county of Worcester.—John Traves, esq. one of the East India Directors—at Dartmoor prison, where had been confined for breach of parole. Genera! Frenchman of colour, who bad risen from the ranks and received ...

... this town, who, are happy to find, is safe from the horrors of shipwreck. Sunday. Wind N. N. W. showery. Came in from Dartmoor prisons, yesterday, the 2d Royal Lancashire regiment. Colonel Boulton. This fine regiment was relieved on that station by the ...

... Royal Artillery, Engineers, (.’•inner Drivers, with a troop of the Light Dragoons. The Militia detachments doingduty at Dartmoor Prison, relieve each other everv two months. is rumoured that the .South Devon Regiment Militia will do duty there. We have heard ...

... port, as the wind blows very strong from the above quarter. —The West Essex regiment is in order to take the turn of Dartmoor prison .duty on the 12th instant, to relieve the North Devon regiment, now on that service. Tuesday. Wind S. S. E. fair. arrivals ...

... Cadiz, with colonial produce,—The North Down regiment, commanded Major Eee, have returned from a two months’ duty at Dartmoor Prison, and were received on their entrance into the Citadel with hearty cheers. Tktesday. Wind S. E. fair. are sorry to Mate ...

... , in any Court or place out of Parliameni.” The West niiliiia marched on niorning,from Mill Pay barracks, to duty at Dartmoor prison, in the room of the N. von militia, who are returned tothtir mer quarters in the Citadel, Plymouth. The Horatio frigate ...

... bteach blockade. Tuesday. W’pul W. N- W. on the three, snidurs the Nof/i>.gham re'T)r.cti } f-.r t'eUtngsome Trench s Dartmoor prison, it sent the Commander lam the camml known dining the present melancholy ind;*pn*iu..M { Majestv --('.apt. Tilly, the ...

... Lot Sd.*— A -l.sirable FARM, called HALL, wuhin the parish of S.mpiortl-Spinet , aboui 'our miles fiom Tavistock am! Dartmoor Prison, and ten from Plymouth and Dock; consisting of a Farm-house, Barn, Sab'.e, and otber Out- t.ouse-., iviihi.bout 85 Acres ...

... people assembled there in con- sequence, whose disappointment created no little amusement. Great alarm prevailed about Dartmoor prison on Monday last, at an expected insur- rection among the French prisoners there ; two of them only Tirdke dut, however ...

... this score, except the JVew York Evening Post, of the 17 th ultimo, whence we extract the follow- ing paragraph : — Dartmoor Prison, — We have at length received the report, which Mr. King, as the agent appointed on the part of Messrs. Clay and Gallatin ...