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 By the packet ship Roscoe, Captain Rogers, London papers of the 23d of October, and Liverpool of the 24th, have been received at New York.

 GRE. GRE. T BRITAIN

 DiGic1lfies udhthe Eagllsh soidiery.-- \ letter f.om Norwich, (ang.) of Oct. i9, says:

 "You may possibly have heard. thro' some of your ordinaty or extraordinary channels Of Information, of what has been gong on here amongst the militia ". Great uneasiness, lean assure you. IS felt in the barracks. X spirit of IF subordination, in which political feeling has been mixed up, has shown itself q mongst the troops. A considerable number are in conhnement, and a court martial will speedily be held, with, l fear, fatal results. Considerable pains are taken at present to conceal tlse facts, but you may rely upon what tell you

 The Magistrates of Bristol were about to be brought to trial for conduct, in connexion with the riot of last year. About l50 witnesses had been subpoena

 