Star. — London, England, 1819-03-29 00:00:00

FitO.l tijITW4DAY :yIG111"S G ,IZE T TE. . . BIII*TART. raomo?Toss. 4r*t . - •- - --• •- • .:".; • ffliAß-ofirics, MARCH 26, 1819. -. .... sdi Regiment of Dr-4)on Guards--William Harcourt, at*: gi T . .i.l4lour to, her liste , 3lajesty the QUOIT to beVOrnirle , • • wt t !. r purchase. • . 1 - e.:1414 mVeroflight Dtlitiotil....7.lcititiaßMß,Aokia , *man A ~...:„ ~h. to be Captain of a , l`rioop, Without purchase, Irkir 4 1 .?.f ^O4lO, dareeased. • 1 r . • ,113.9V1itVte`.tinf* - *ln Yerresii ft tnn the • balt•pay oil t s th tag t.pragnocs, to be Isseattpnant, vice George Ben, : • Whir elitia , receiving, the 'difference. , . • • •.1 ..ith •Dithi-rtteufelta * 14 iNdniptit4 hfliffsteilifud, from the half -pav of - the . 23d Ligina Osmium's; to be Lieutenant, vice ' I:h2des £a4ePrevb 4 elebengeasratitint thirdiferetni. . • 9.2 d DittoCapp,lii Jcisu Floyikrateramato be Major, hplur elate; viee'Brobine 4 ieharettres. ', -.•• i • .._ , L. . let. Regiffsifiebf Yokk‘g-tiPtatn•Jasnee‘Coeveß, from the Ulf • of•thi Regleiseat •Ig •be Oaptehi IfikComPans 'l , * Ciackeesh i cepachoeure. , ••• ! ..' ~.; r). ~t• a / 3 •i '' 31 . Diitbr—Pnirt Otorq• Rii44141;01;14 1 0%. trait. thgt bailey of tie gSd FObt, to he i FAAigns vice 'Edward R 14 31) wh ° c - diantes, , fifetilelagrthelifferenee. - • • ' ' 27th Ditto...alateukenhes Jailer* Efeeete, thin the 670 . 4. POOt, to be Lieliteekants..eieirsfeantoyi, who exclagese Edward B. Rundle, •Gent. to be Ensign, by pus,ctleaos•ekc coirper, who retires. ts3.l Ditto—Lieutetimti Lewd Schomberg'4ett, 'him bal4ay of the 35th Foor, be Liestenitnt, vice Tlisiwisiiitiapford, who ex changes, receiving the dielmenetPlillign anal Wangen helm I.utyens, from the e;tlqlol, 4 l,4l4nsigq, eke shlecin tire, who exchanges. ' • .. . .Ith•Dittofrzrdley Wilmot, Ge nt . t , without per . 3 . bbi • jinitgl '' chase eke Heenan, promoted. - '• ' • • 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Caldecott,'framelse halfiuy of 'the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, eke William Wheatley; who exchanges, receiving the difference. ' . , 48th Ditto—Ensign John Macintire, from the lig Foot, to be Ensign, vice Lutyeas, who exchanges. • : • . 'Lid Ditto—Amiatant-Surgeon William Pollee , K. D. to be • Surgeon, vice Papp+, deceased. 54th Ditto—B Lieuten4nt-Colonel Leslie Walker, from the gin Foot, to be Major, vice Watson, who exchanges. 67th Dittt—Lieutenant Benjamin BranfOr, from the 27th Foe, mbar Lieutenant, vice Everett, who exchanges.. ;at Ditto=-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. Lewis Watson, from the 54th Foot, to be Major, vice Walker, who exchanges. 74th Ditto—Captain Robert Place to be Major, by purchase, vice Westcott, who retires; Lieutenant . St. John Augustus Clerke to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Mice ; Joseph Delafsre Harris to he Lieutenant , purchase, ?ice Clarke; Henry ILimliton, Gent. to be Ensign, by pun. chise vice Harris. . 'lath littb--Captain John Peter Lardy, from the half-pay of the late liogintent of Neuron, to be Captain of a Company, vice Charles Robertson, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 95th Ditto.--,Lieutenant James Pratt to be Captain of a Coat rany, by purchase, vice Tom, promoted. Royal Staff' Corps —Ensign Frederick Holt Robe, from half-, pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice John Milliken, who exchanges. 'The appointment of Dr. Marken3Tc, Rom half-pay, to be Phy sician to the Forces, vice Bancroft, who exchanges, is to beat date lth January, 1819, instead of 13th August, 1818. The commission of Surgeon Mickhm, 77th Foot, as Hospital- Nate, has been antedated to Ist November, 1799, but he is ppt allowed to receive any back-pay. His Royal Ifighoeu the Prince Regent has been pleased to erect, that Deputy Commissary-General C. Pratt, and Depsty Assistant-Commissarp.General W. B. Mires should be 4e missed hia Majesty's service, for improper conduct during 1144 and 1815, while employed in the settlement of claims for mule brte: a the 'Peninsula. . . . BASKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ItAtni SruLuc WWI ipt.Gravesead. EA4a, boot and • • . - • ' '• BAN/MI/PT& Thomas • Clark :Hannan, Whiseelt, Cambridgeshire, linen • : 4 rsPif, !So 32r750. March 50 , APFICIO. and May S. at tea, Attornies, ?assn. Alyea, Stokes, aid Cu Basle; -ante- Gunnel •Bekei, late of Beithebehastase, Unea-draper, April 3, 10, - sad Mai 8, at.tweive, at Guildhall, London. Morales, Slaws. Aeltilstnta, Taylor, and Deane. Gray's Peter Dalgalms and Edward Winslow, St. Mar t . and insurince-brokers t _April 6. CO, and Way 8, at eleven, at Guildhall Anoraks; Messrs. Clarke and Faulkner, Saddlers' Hall, Cheapside. Thamas Bockland, Langley, Buckinghamshire, brick maker, March 10, April 10, and May 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. Berkeley, Lincoln's Inn, London. Edward Dampier Primrose -street, Illstsopigate Without, seed. crusher, March 30 , April 10, and May $ e at twel ve,i at • Guildhall Attornies, Mews. Deuce and Son, Sinker -septum William Barton, St. Saviour's Church-yard, Southwark, uphol sterer, April a, 10, and May 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attar. nies, Messrs. Rogers arid Son, Alanchester-buildings, West. - - . minder. John Whitehrook, Chester, shoe-maker, April 10, at eleven, 17, ind May 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornieb, Mews. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey-street, Southwark. Nicholas Brooke, late of uke-strt et, Lincoln's Inn-fields, shoe manufacturer, April S. 6, and May 8, at twelve, at Guild hall Attornies, :11essrs. Amory and Coles, Lothbury. Perry Durnage, Colchecter, miller, Apt il 3, 10, and May 8, al twelve, at Guildhall, Lora:on. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Cursitor.street, Chancery-fare. Andrew Barnett, Berer's-ttreet, 01:ford-street, glass-dealer, April:, 10, and May 8, at tweive, at Guildhall. " Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Old Ilroad-street. Jarries Booth, Derbysbire ' eommon-brewer, April 8, 10, and May P, at t%l 0, at. the Warren Dulkeky Arms Inn; Stockport, Cheibi•e. Attornies, Mr. Iladdeley, Stockport ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Whattost, Liverpool, cattle-dealer, April :el, C`2, and hlay 8, at eleven, at the George lnn, Dale -street, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. fluect, Cagtic-street, Ilvetrool; or I%lessrs. Dark and Jobe, Palserave-place, Temple-bar. William•Taturn ard Ebenezer Palmer, late of Fish-street-hill, pers, : atainers and snameacturers, April 10 and May 4, at ten, at CvJOWL • Attorney, Mr. Ilodeson, Old Jewry. gariha Coddud Itan ylands, Cheshire, tanner, April 24, akd May 11;,i it tett, Bathe Swan Inn, Wihnstow. Agonies, messes:*osier, Ron; lint Rosser, lartlett's-tt.ildings, Loc • don; r -Mr ! Yates, Wilms's:ref; Cheshire. Otailtson, Scalby, Yorkshire, coal-merchant. March "midi; AtYPI, it ten, at the Blue Bell Inn, Scarborough, 'end Meek; at 'ter the Talbot Mn, Scarborough. Atter --sfec Ide:urs) ISshi gsstl^Sodhr.v, g, lkolborn ;or Mr. Res . le o Irteatitoepegh. John Vale?, Atiihureb-line, drycalter, April 3, G. ;Ed May 8, at ten, at GuAdhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Cloak-lane. IVllliitn - D.t . ticer; ,LculbdiA-road, stationer, iiirch 30, April 3, 'aT r a rell ' i:lt t*lii 'il 09ilsiball. Attcitries, Messrs. Jones aid' A tie„ Chatlys-arett, Covept-garden. 1 7 5 , 0thsifloriiiteastr, - )igiciix, grocer, Aptg 9, at viz, 10, and - - * MaYil, ii - tt.ti . ,,'"At" tf4 ithitp Lion ran, .kliailfax. . Atiornies,' 9: ,- .' Dettyr, - C.hairerl-lane.; or' 11;estiri. Idwailip . and Son, Icivitialobit.stir v .tielefil, ikaper, April $, 11. 'and 'May 3, at r - tivrOir,' it the tosyit-Raii,',s)icifield, Attornes, Mr Duncan, Iltdbc;:+z:oni.i,' MlO Inn ;:ot Mr. Tatterrisia, 81;4•1firld. *ll/:/ttl Ch3Mberialn, 'ffittoi, • coin -factor, April 7,8, and offof 9; at eleven; at'ilit; (ire; hopnd Dm, Utttadineud, WI- .tol.;: Attornies. *Mr. King, Scrjcantl! len, 'Ffeit-ttreet i or . Mc.. Frpnkis, Ihishol, . • .... „,... geiirr IduAlt. Wick .and Ahson, iltsucaster, skire, Aegier ask 4 nran.,l , k_rik ...!.Skiind . 7 s fy if, at eles;eti at the Gr 4, :441...3 iuri wfter,leavi;• ilrist6l.' Atetttatt, "Mt. K i' ag, S 4. irk t.*:,) Id i 'FitPt-itttiff rbr , Mt. rnink4a;:lcristsill' : . 1 Thinclas *ad imueolullietilicar,l , ll9stolv suerehasts;: Attelt, 14, 1 Ed .. MY, flziit ,f,Yetts; 4% .4* c .n.wrii4; 4 , 1 4 91% Wiatet . f trisnics, D1_ ,, ,...3.1...bcri,. o r Dom. gay Ilan ; 1 tteibtsAmeiP ed i ritilkb ~ not: , . ' Aral :Millei-, l olCPiihJittelot " 'Atli, Maieli 39, April ! Os imid Mayalvat itmite).rts. i Guildhall:. Aretntilici, Mesita.. A Lameacd Pc , I,&awrelif f Te99tiftfltai• ' . ''' '1 loa gt ganald Tlaid 4 ,. ,fro t k irt t a w ; ),(." *aloyter,per, Maids .30, Vliaelib;' atO•V 1 'O r at Guiliffhill, Leaden. A,_ &deo' M Soioilar q Am; 'Micelles laa-fithis. G em's; ilyialc l geded, . , titAllt, Tower. WU, dour-lacier, " A i r,s ,, 30. N E N .. ;kph .11- trft, at thaddhall. .le.. rui Vy Vurzyc t4Cf...t I Aga ) Aiiiiit:s4quare. . . .1 .... , Y t" • i .. . -.' .) , •4 W E 2: 4 . "r7l r• ~.. , John William Burinester and (`harks I.ouk ':tn? Lot,- doe...rect. merchants, April, 0, aI4. !la2d May .0, et ter, at Guildhall. atttorr-ies; MEsart;Tartowl and Vincent, Wing hail-street. ;to .. - 4. ' ,egegifit'and *sight, t 4faii '3. 80. 'tone ran. Aue m int, t gwitikix numorgio, , ; c Moontjoi k . felatheell Sarno, Ibling, ..seedantstg B, -*Or sill Maya, at teh„ atzflidleihalt. Agonies, Pinsk Rohe and Coe, Aeittoutera'-hall, Coletrtan-street. .Archer. Webb, 11,818100101814,008A-proprtr-tor, Apt 3, IN • and May 8, at °m i cas Quildhall, Attorney, Mr.. Goren & Orchard-street, rortman-aquare. Ptniel _Stalker and Andrew litaveirrt Welch, Ueda:Wl , greet,. piopsellers, March 30, April 6, and May 8, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attornies 11,1111• M kaarserr and Spurr, Bi ' shooseate-street Within I:'' THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1319. THE FUND& • PRICK 01 STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Auns. shut. 3 per Cent. Reduced shut—Cons. 74!!!! Cons. for Acc. 7401—Si per Cent. shut. 4 per Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy India Stock shut—lndia Bonds 20 22 pre. Faschequer Bills (2d.).4,7, dis. .• _ The French Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday. On Wednesday the KING presided at a Cabinet Council, which met at one o'clock. The Chimber of Deputies were occupied, this sane day, in the further discussion of the proposition for establishing Markets in the different Departments for the sale of the National Funds. The supporters of the Project chiefly urged in its behalf, the advan tage to Le derived to the Public Credit from in creasing the number of purchasers in the Funds, and the additional stability which would be conferred on the existing Institutions, by enlarging the sphere of those having a personal interest in maintaining them. The former argument was ar.swered by an exposition of the injurious effects on the public morals, to be apprehended from an extension of the spirit of Stock jobbing to all the principal towns in the kingdom, and the great detriment which the Commercial and Agricultural Interests of the Departments would sus tain by the diversion of Capital into a new channel ; and in reply to the latter argument, it was asked what stability had the Monarchy prior to the Revo lution, or the Governments that preceded the Direc-• tonal Pentarchy, derived from the al edged interest of the Public Creditors in supporting them ? The discussion was expected to close on Thursday. M. LATITTZ, in a Secret Committee, submitted a prO position for dividing the surplus profits of the Bank of France among the Share-holders. On Wednesday a funeral service was performed at the Castle of Vincennes, for the repose of the soul of the Duke d'Esrostrati. The project oflaw for a new organization of the National Guards. was expected to be submitted to the two Chambers in the beginning of this week, CasaMos and Marisa, the conspirators against the Duke of WeLLIkOTos, have been removed to the Conciergerie, and hare been served with copies of , their indictment. Two converted Jews were baptized on Wednesday in the Church of St. Germain rAuxermis. The same day Hunt and Duvau were tried before the Court of Assize for the abduction of a young lady under 16 years of age, and being found guilty were sentenced, the former to five and the latter to six years of hard labour. Xing FERDINAND of Spain is said to have con firmed his father's will, so far as regards the provi. sion made for his domestics, but to have declared it null and void in all other respects. The debts of CIIARLES W. exceeded the amount of the effects which he left behind him. The PRINCE of the PEACE had received a new prohibition against his return to Spain. The Austrian Government continues to employ se vere measures against the Club of the Carbonari, the, members of which are said to be very numerous, in the Austrinr. possessions in Italy. The object of this Club• is to emancipate Italy from the yoke of to reigners. The Members are bound to each other by secret oaths, and they exert themselves to make con verts among all ranks of society. One of their central meetings is supposed to be held in the Province of Ancona, whence some of the Members, in danger of being arrested, have fled to Ala PACISA, at Janina, and others to Alexandria, to put themselves under the protection of the PACIIA of Egypt. The 'Pours issued a Hattkherif; on the i'. 9th janUary, deeliring, that in future, the Greek families of &me°, Kallimachi, and Merosi, .shall alone be capable-of. occupying the dignities of Hoepodars of Moldavia and Wallachia, and or performingihe fnnc? tiOni of Interpreters ,to the. Divan and the ArserrAlL 'Mtcultt.ext-Mixo had been divested . of the fats* easilloyment, andisilad been conferredvn NtstrozAw Mnijo i ori nephew tatedl after the Treaty err:fikcf . bien recei*ed o* of a victory the. Wechabitet filed *al*. Egypt, witn e art, &stag tot .TtEtte Wise* kiid• piker o n 4 c - ova 0t the Wecliebites, the the enemies of". 'The Horn , Leghorn. to covey riterl‘fANTLe to 'Malta. The A4suiral, it was supphsed,7ilookladififitis ae- Partdre unPil Ole artirg-.14 filroJton of Aurratv . V,l l l 4 . l •lrcfili l T "ees4 ' ,V.' I “1 105 - leftQf ceit Weidoessia7 at 6414740 t..".• tiAdtri Nail arrived thittnoniing, mid brought. Its Greausurand Britsiels Papers to itt e Seib instamt. The New Royal Palace for the 'King of HOLUM . and Alie - NETIIERLANDS. has been abandoned for the w *present on account of the great expense which it would occasion. A German Journal-relates the.following singular circumstance :—Eighr robbers were arrested during' the night' in a, village' Venice ;it being too late to convey them an 4 Y,where else, they were put in a dungeon, and the chieiof the band, who teat notori.: ous for his cruelty and the nunwrous assassinations which he had committed, was confined in an old, tower which had been long uninhabited. To- Avards midnight the sentinel, whO was neir the' tower, having heard first loud swearing and thew: ~r oans gave information to the-Magistrates. attention was paid to it ; but the persons who went to the tower the following morning Were struck iiith astonishment at finding the prisoneedead ? and,his' limbs mangled. To discover the cause of this death, several pieces of poisoned meat were hid in the same place. Two days afterwards 6 serpent#, were found there. ; . NA V4l L FaAvornt, MAacx SGemlYind —ABO(4 yesterdAyi the 'gramAnd In' 1,1 '4l4pi viith Manifrern .60batotou rx. MARCIII et.. wholq of this dap Tise • in rafety.—Siy r. St. mo , ThAt., ;lAlltell 28.—Wind Earl of Ilikartas, Tarrsox, Uneaten, from Amnia) ; rata; Olive slranch, Ottani. Savannah; Caroline, b.sr babe sailed fur the River, Kill sail at day-liet to-mal die oatorand-bota:d. The from Brest to : Dramen, ran terlty in..iming about (m men; :Aid landed hire at I ' Dovei‘ MARCH '27.--Saiierd CaptaialCbro, and Leopold, . ngerst. :Aso the Lord a 'ALA ami passengers f eh packet from Calais 1. : Masten 28.—Arrived ti ptalll HAMILIoN, and 1 I.Ctalais with passengers. RA:W3.I2T., IIaP.CH 2'7 atur724, from llondurts t ,dlibtr,•and terser pauls of w; • Re c, Main* . .E3...--The . I:4‘kyl...3ton;itas bcen,brMt 'pear ,tfte•entrante of this 'fokiciiil darnne.. Batfrx.rr, ',lay:cm 04. from Shiro to liverpool:i night,, and. stiortly after s. , / ands (sum the Copcht.d the' tide:—no lives lest. Aattittrer, 'Maus 24. z-beau -beau minvdtavn tbe Frig; paik,in beating up farthe lake to their boat before _cnr:rox-ieno:r, ),Larl White • Duke of York, Sovereign, Gibbs ; Lord , trOnt Rotterdam; Norfolk, Port, frost il arnbro' ; Love, Wins, /teeth, from Leg horn Wight, from C;dcutta.—' tor Antwerp; Coventry, far Umbro ; Neptenur, . bag, for Cottenberg ; Britain, kir, for firr.bro' ; Diligence, Palmer ; Ilartnotire,Verloop; Rotterdarr • num, bi'Lean, ftPackart, G errtck, for Sc. Sally, Carr; Lady Sherbsk Sidman, for Quebec ; Jean, anichi ; Hermes, Taylor, fr Cumberland, Pall, for CL 1 1, 7.1. VAL ArIKILN I M r.v Colman, of the Sybil! Commanders—th. 2 latter , vilohs ititceeded CPpcalo A great number of put into Portsmouth main wind bound. ' neral Harris, for India, Tuesday the Nautil , sailed for• St. Helina dispatches; but the wind to anchor in Yarmouth Friday the Rosario, Portsmouth for Plymou!, Morgiana, Captain S. Kama:, for the Co.tstof 'tam n Surrsbntai for ) The transports M. and Astrea (Lieutenant , Bittalion of the GOtt 'siii'etrat Portsmouth; i sv4inkrjs they sa . ,tlae 2t.ith of January. beelth, and cantinutd ► rcluSion. The fitdlowing Co NQUEROR (.11'dinirar TEES; Capt. ItaN.jut iJpTTEREI., Ciptain SRA, NNON ; R 6DPOLII, SAiTtoo, Captain PLIJM `1 Rot's, The any: for money, for the IsE The SAPPHO DAS6I43 was gone to ' berg„ to the southward VOURITF, 24, Captain removed to the Rio " and CAkaos had tout .to India ; as 11.1(1 the ' and Towey, from India, ofitORCE COLLIER, in 'sion on the 2d of F 'next day, on his retu'.. Letter from Palermo, on Satprday, contains " We have had most ul4•days, wit h . three *which has dent mud •liiht , island, tbror.-in jng whole villag . eq. , .place among the shi; that nothing of any consent Letters from Messina the 9th, were a!;o•yeeei me *are enabled from doubts respecting the Act, particulztra - of tht Palermo letter. The it has been received, but too probable. A privoteletter froth. " The Praisiasi 21inister ilea, d, and it is said that in kis place. Cuuat Coin the sittings of the likt, a P , Cabinet, which tiff:Air a light Prit3sia, and gay,• some hints of to a very warni tlehate, upon It is nunourrd, that the se Frankfort to not yet settled. None of - the received histruct:ous from Lord CLANCAII rv, :Lune sent here for. Th , :y hay. have declared that they - • this that the I 'l6l for libel of Ministei good r=amp), ,tory over our rebides here at 'russian Covvrer 1••!: A ?drsPint• M ightc SFr: in thi pitri tilr the 111) nced VI:TT ice ;1441 .1. nir.tijairl,V.'n ,_ • i. - _Wind W. fr ei l, L ii . e. • t Duke** Rent p ac ‘ et ;':' 1 ' 1 ::. •-p,:••ft a: and to-dafaeri,,1 . 0 2 .. i v. , '.1 . 0:: s t Natal LA front ofraw ".l r . (t . .." 11. S; • ea. —Wind & W i t ka - .,.t :i „; ; : garg eo Ile whole of the o ut * "eel. , soilaPf more moderate. ail, . m., le % persi s ; T 4 c i l i Vind s. W._ this this V,C IT : , Elute, from ellna; Lady 4, 1 1 ; Spectator,• Rill/Alit/JON- - - 1. Aft 'Lb . r , TON. front Lisbon ; Ep ßo i r it" • It did aP \ %ULU. r, from lirricrarZ" . , been r, ex c.lt tho Ea;lof ilak.;TZ,'..„,' , * sti WM: lorry's: =cryin g . Ra ni:t the .-...s• • • that one 8 a 'l lauear i i °lN ef : s t l').:l b l d 'i2 a o 7 n : f ir 176 h tti e P4 7..... i i T t. 6 ' a 4 'Sri° 46" : 8 4.% ! '. : r i 1 17'1 1:: ,:•:. .on • . • • c one er ..man4 l I I A. 5i......V c . 41 1,,,,,,d c0yi ,... : r.0 ridit ! bold, Captein PiAiss, for oar. c **'• to and Dalian Tuitin, ti p .....,; ms for Ostend. ,Aseivpd tr. -- T . glee ait, with; I Maii. . . thls mt - n . i . 7A tir' i* . d c p:44,7 l . 'O3 o7..KinfutitritgLsll77l",d. : von, ii ia4'.w s . i ei l 'lir-c c h. :l :6"--, 0 9"4".. ther, ::L0' :, ,4-' :: sthe e l l in d • . M a im le Miiltro 7 iiti, of su4d tor .4184 ..yal H riltte•its here, after hailing been I,' ,o I. IkarbetlT. Oat without suataaht . ,dto it • • TM'Petty and'Eft4o,nf w ..... ne oess iwlth Ott's, nviai ok!!.. lid tins . • ich, ill sank in Mir fitlidinswAteri Ana. • ti mug I isi:rod-vs-aroo avr ii ii ng a , Li ,,, e ,, ~isplace •i i , .• r.z-Tbe Sho l eifold, of Send:7 l ,4i; ' 1 ,en. to T 'Ante crT Wiles Greenland s!.,iP 'collar the hhrbout i' these** ht . . 14 •11. ' ; , ., . inanii : she simk.:kiev.tornaloatab ou I:: at 27.—Entered Inwards . :4, 17 ,. er tailor Ffola-tson, Cron., MiciafAL ..,. AC' d Liverpool, Flit. ; ravoilige,li • ins dlr • folk, Edwards, from Denial; 'T•: . sit Lovely Ann, Srnith, frci Mute. , .s.r to eghcrn ; E. - ro::, '..llaton, and 4.4. 4 - -Entered 0-erwards. Matilda, UE.,.; l• , • a' , Item, for Drmerara; Nelly, (IL Merin ci Ceyt, fcr Antwerp-, Minkel., ' . 0 Tal F Iritain, Heighten, fcr Malta ; A m, • „ , 31 ;gene, Kirk, for Memel; Pm •• neap; Pre. - .: 63Xe COblillq, Ladd,' . rat.i. Lean, for :fete Er.:r.swick ; ' .. Yeste L. L:ocic ; Hone, Lowe, for lido. St rhloyhe, Wright, for Pieter; I i .egufle can, Russel; Hannah, IY.-no, for iko r, for the South gel: ; and Dacha Re= 1; istiana. ' (the 1 .—Lieutenants F. Bract, a.11..f . l ieNoa on the Jamaica station, to thirsal • .na rto the R. aver, vice Captalayrsk . • :aka C. Malctlin, in the Sylille. I Col i outward-bound merchant-s'.'. s Lie h during the last steel; and . ..c in Du The IVarren Hastings and C. KIM lia, are in Cowes Roads. 1 Mg ts 3 Dil !dm, 18, Captain F. Cu.s? . .w , . eDi to and the Cape with mails as ST Di wind changiug, she •Oas egg • n Ca uth Rol:es. • EH . , d, Captain HtnnitT silidircr il N ill mouth, leaving ai ' Spithea4 tl . .t 1)1' i Di — STnoNo, and. Pheasant, Cm:;.:1 zli st-9f 4 1 .fric:q and shell - 24 trap 7DI Newfounillar.d. - ," ."- ' i y linerva, Nea-...c)u?,AVglitigEtt 154'11 ant Minot, Asznt,) witlythe lr. Rd D .. AD T. Regiment on boat d; hise.r. . . aiD i from the Cape of Goeddiope, 1 - iN El an the 9th, and from Et. Meier: MC mary. Boscisenans was ill good us: ed to live in the sive crate of z 13 Mg ships were left on the station: Mt .. • ;al PLAMIIN), Captain !..0pper..1.7, Ili 1 1 : ; kunvinc&, Capt. Wauenoft 1 CORE; the I.v.vravi Cats W LI a, Capt. W. D. Ermict-taictrii al famtßlDGr i PODARGUSi . }tlDil. R. i I i'l vutee was gone to Rio Tar.i . e • o • all Island; she was to 'return AG: a , l re was at Ascension. The Ye• s I ylool; for an Island called Saxes- 17 ; ward of St. Helena. The FA. It 7 ' ain HERCULES ROBINSON, had 1 Janeiro station. The, Piiitros a as ouched at the Cape oa dieir in) is he TRINCQUALFE (new) *frigre, s ulia, on their passwge home. S::" s in the TARTAR, was at ktri- 12 February, intending to sail ele ' t uVn to the coast of Africa.. -. 1 lermo, of the 44. h instant, rectiva . s ins the following partiesliss: — . I ;t dreadful weatlier here these last 1 134 :leery shocks of an earthquake, li mi , .7chief on the south-mg fa% 4 itg ddwn Churches, and destroy- Aluc.'t damage Iris alto rail' ipping ; but I am happy to sio , donsetitionce has happened fre." la of the ;;d and from 'tittole: of i ceive4 on Saturday; but. tao4 ll )in these sources to remove all . to sa4et,y4 Messehit,,tialDre oll t aiT i :ke S jevastarier. menfier.e4 in the e r i eipectable quarrEr Inaliwhich I L renders. the ealandt-klio . ...tt 7 eis . ..... .. ni s r :. • ith ErdniiriATajagg " v' t t l fN: l7l, . : dater at tide het. Cuigia4 1 5 d. at Lianas .31..raN,gt . .kval pen .T 414 otav nnal‘• Lituwif, ley vtistiffe •I:.nd' .i iiii l b i r t iv u ll polt te N4ttnit....:divitilsiresfesomorra 10941::.'.'s ll hints of. lal..wfuturc omit.- ,i•Liti ve r upon which it: tett ivct: hi; 41/41WiTL e seat or the Alt t d ,..filithAlit i t!". —The alladis rtivaria - c . I . "` . .fthe liiii•ters of this 644 Eer4: • -21 ' nn their Coverni.niit f s tiiif , t..: fen ' of them knew svlra: buli . . , iftr,- 13 1_, vl liai goal! taisteseoces teptVe.V: • y had no in:truck..4 whet meta 4 .. • 6°‘`rrPgti-fikiriPigliffilkiitA 1" It,. is. atly inefra ....Is 1.4 ( ...::111,1 1 7; • t „, 141 Ut.1.,/ , 'll(s dc-n. l-, • ; if .:,... 1 eM0w5,,,.,:ftkc,.p,,:::..,,,..,1:zi.,,h,,,a...::,,HT:F0cariei5ec,.ivedl ..... ki..ett , 1 .1, 7 . ~.. •rerv•!:t to ....,:de vitere he p ...The very entertatnir * re Marriage was producegk c c..! T•:'\ V. IA BREN diTla s sz7 l .7slF.,;; l rte of Lcrd 0 . ;44: 1 • lOW I L IA ..co of t•KrAutßekilf ,( 7 1 . 7 ; zo OR characOer of .15: " A A tf: ~.; l i: ( 1 hi %! s troilliiisA --..- 7e, :e ...., 1 2;;; - , 4 ,.t i t i n g./: .. 114 , : iia „Ir. .. y " MADRID, MARCH 9. The Government, on receiving official information of the disaster which has been experienced by most of the vessels which sailed last year from Cadiz, with troops and arms for Lima, most of which have fallen into the hands of the insurgents, have given nil the system of small expeditions to unite all the forces in one. Orders have been sent, in consequence, to General O'Donnel ; at the same time all the ar rangements are completing with the greatest activity, to hasten the departure of an expedition on which depends the last hopes of the mother country for the submission of South America. The celebrated Montecuculli used to say, that three things were necessary for carrying on war, viz. Ist. Money —2d. Money.-3d. Money. Agreeably to this principle, a large sum has just been sent from this City to Cadiz, where it will arrive very sea sonably under the present circumstances : the difficul ty of procuring funds having been one of the causes which have chiefly retarded the immense prepara tions which have been carrying on for two years. It is affirmed that the King is inclined to mitigate the sentences pronounced by the military tribunals of Barcelona and Valladolid, upon the military con victed of having taken part in the plots of which Ge rais Lacy and Renovalles were the chiefs. This in dulgence would produce a salutary spirit in the minds of the nation; policy alone would suffice tocommand it ; the most perfect tranquillity prevails a; Valencia. Some of the persons who have been arrested have been set at liberty. ...~•: e There is no alteration in his MA.niaTN . , !nil& Yesterday the Loan CHANCIILLQRIiati a t rpt agi dieace of the PRINCE REGENT at cirltoll4lo4e, • Yesterday Divine Service WAS performed ton-house, by the Rev. F. NV. Btomnitasr aiidtlxe Rev. Dr. STANIRR CLARKE.—The Biship Of Sat.tsstati, preached before the Nobility at the C h apel Raial, St. James's Palace. Yesterday a Charity Sermon fur the benefit of the Ladies' Royal Benevolent Society, for visiting, rgieli ing, and investigating the condition of the Poor it their own habitations, was preached at St. James's, Piccadilly, in the presence of a numerous congrega don, which crowded the Church at an early hour. ' Hyde-park abounded in bon compagnie )esterdat notwithstanding the humidity of the atmcisphere. The Dowager Countess of Essex lies danger:usly ill at her house in Curzon-street; May-fair., Saturday evening the ALGERINE ANtBASSADOR,' accompanied by his Secretary, Colonel MALccit.m,. and Captain WHITS, R. N. arrived in town from Portsmouth, and proceeded to Blake's Hotel', in Jer myn-street. Yesterday Captain WHIT,: attended at Carlton House, to announce to the 1111Nik: RPG-PNY the arrival of his Excellency. A communication was also made to Lord Viscount CASTLEREAGH, as Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, The precise object of the Ambassador's visit is kept secret, but it is stated to be important. The Am bassador arrived at Minorca, from Algiers, on the. :first of September last, and having performed five 'months quarantine, as a precaution ag h a st the plague, which has been raging in the B arbary States, the SPEY arrived at Mallon, on the first of February, to embark him, and she sailed thence on the ei g hth.— She was released from quarantine on Tuesday, when his Excellency and suite were landed in Admiral Sir Omani CAMPBELL'S barge, and proceeded to the George inn, whence they set off, on Friday night, to Leso‘a. His Excellency was recognized by one of thnbniges-ervw,ias being tie same distinguished of fiat that eamenff to the Queen Charlotte, from the formei MY orAtztans, with a flag of truce, at the close Vif the bombardment of that place. His Excel lancy's tank was that of Port Captain, or Admiral of fait Ater's* Reek .'Mk suite consists of a Private Sorrottgryi'llarfied TAllitt (siNi likewite belongs to Air Algetine Na* a •Secrtarl of Legation, la 1 Swale Lientleitran, :fi y • iii(ttie-Alfiken • CRANZICE), a 'Turkish TriostilAiktejatnistsfrik''end ' t servants: thr iktcpl.aci , * -- - • Ix; , th - *et . Elia . . e lti , - 77 .7 . 7 .: : 7 isuve decivresi my of th e p4erpreteli iv i f yi •do cAp i; -AeAntang • the • emeriti litteltici,!Xiti . pas Hx- will see l i y dn.: Tre f * eal. Bueharese.- mi.i.in* A is. ZI I 7. a th re: . . t s e l u x r ; l l6 i t ts k:Zr o tsfr aii icher ayk . 31: 51 . i t e rojerb it ever, tlw Oils Si Ate number of rectisett frtial, dir OS* WA' 46 ‘ 'is - aireuted•to , be rifitted flujfetuitirier4ce,'and when ``,1` 1 ,.." a - 77 g' ' ; ' I. Oci b . " ) ' .... * had' . 1 . ~, , eut,w, ; r.to: tory o tart y int 0, 41b217 )r 2.ady ida. , thorn. tia , tiit•MectittiAte.' 44 3Pe . 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