Star. — London, England, 1809-03-20 00:00:00

.opal Higness went. IQ Windsor, KING his Office as Consinsuider lation, we understand, was gra. report says that Sir DAVID DUN- Iy desired to take npcin himself ttment- Of course, any %strange probabTy be considered, at the Jerely temporary. A plan simi the office of Lord High Admiral itild now be adopted.--Should late Enquiry will not have been on Friday, the name of G. )penred in both. He voted for Mr. MOTION OF SIR THOMAS TUR ' FRIDAY NIGHT. did not vote in the Minority Union. The new Members are tat 150 in all hale declared his either criminal or weak. of did Motion was, that the had knowledge of, or did con -actices of his Mimes& torroeki, 8. Parnee, H. Toward, Hon. W. Palmeriberies• koward, H. • Point. twortb, Hung& PelisaZa c tioft. C. A. ighes, W. L. Pieddri, C. tine, W. H. Percher, J. I). Ira, R. Portman, E. B. itehinson, Hon.C. Pritde, Hon. F. A. :bon, J. (Dover) Prat, F. lama, J. (Soo* Rolidily, Sir S. ampton)* St. Aubin, Sir J. ob, Wm. Seedamore, R. P. sip, .T. Sebright, Sir J. rnsbgroit, Lord Sharpe, R. ipp, G. Shelley, H. ion, Sir W.* Shelley, T. ion, John' Shipley, W. Air, Garland South, Henry' tronefir, J. Smith, Sam. nicle, R. Smith, J. Geo. —adores, R. J. smith, J. Langton, W. G. Stat iforth, John :we, C. Shaw Stanley, lord rd, Sir E. Stuart, Hon. M.' • 'd, J. M. Symonds, Thos. pi, Hardress• Taylor, W. aro*, Sir John' Talbot, R. W. imam, G. Taylor, C. W. tleton, Hon. W. Tempest, Sir H. V. 'Donald, Janus' Thorna‘, Geo. White than, Lord Thompson, Thos. ridsam, J. Totten, Sir Thos.* urtin, H. (feller) ler, Sir nos! Thornton, Samuel* tweli, W. Tighe, W. de, Hon. W. Townahend, Lord J. ils, Wm.' Tracey, C. H. ,iiildmay, Sir H. Turner, 1 F. art s , Sir W. Vaughan, Hon. J. Peter Walsh, Benj. Terris, Robe. . Wardle, G. 1,. tostyn, Sir Thos. Western, C. C. toseley, Sir Osw. Wharton, J. wport, Sir J.° Whitbread, S. .1, G. W. Wilkins Walter irth, Dudley° Winsdnieen,SirT.E. , Wm. will observe, we have enn m. There is one vacancy which fill up with its just claimant. ale Minority on Mr. WARDLE'S THOM AS TURTON'S. List of the Speakers on Colonel ESS PROPOSPD BY COLONEL WARDLE, POSED BY Ma. 111ANKES: Cole Castle City of Writminiter , City of Rochnter County e 'Norfolk City f Carlido City of Salisbury Ainsale County of Torl Tamitto.:l Wareham . Caine City of Norwich ?ream , • 5- TiNE'4 44 q l _ • The 68th (or Durham Regiment) which has just been made a Light Infantry Regiment, like the 43d and 52d, is now one of the finest in the service, and expects very soon to be employed. The 77th (Lord CAVAN'S) Regiment, 'commanded by Colonel WHITELOCXE, has just marched into Win chester. This regiment will very soon be employed. The 2d battalion of the 78th (or Ross-shire High landers) have just gone to Scotland, a skeleton, in order to recruit. That fine body of men the Ayrshire Militia, com manded by Sir DAVID HUNTER BLAIR, is at present at Horsham barracks, Sussex. • Friday se'nnight, the 66th Regiment embarked at Cove, and next morning the 83d also embarked. The 30th and 514:1 embarked on the Sunday, and the 48th were to embark the following day. The last division of that very fine regiment, the Fusileers, marched from Clonmel on Saturday se'n night, on its way to Fermoy. They are to be re placed at Clonmel by the 2d battalion of the 40th Regiment, the first division of which have marched Nlttkamttert into Cork. Dr.:union The 7th Fusileers, commanded by Sir WILLIAM Weyrns4th CF rut. hurri MYERS, son of the late General MYERS, embarked on nuerhn Monday. • Scarinromgh - • Cambridkr,; :re. I The 16th Regiment of Dragoons, quartered in iuke of York's resignation may Hampshire, is ordered to proceed to Falmouth, t o Ise of Commons, it is impossible embark for foreign service. The detachment at South- Ifr has given notice to discuss, ampton marched this morning. .owing Resolution : louse acknowledges the beneficent effects ; Wednesday, about 100 recruits disembarked at -1 and acted upon by his Royal Highness Cowes from Cork, and marched for the army depot. __ his duties as Commander in Chief, it diepest regret, that .is consequence of a con- jMILITARY INQUIRY.—In the short abstract which -Al and unbecoming, a communication on we gave from the Eighthßeport of the Commissioners Tference in the distribution of Military .otions has been Allowed to exist, which of Military Inquiry, we find we did not give Major discredit the official administration of his $ WM. ARNISTRONG'S levy with sufficient precision give colour and effect, as they have ac- the most criminal and disgraceful." From the Report now before us it appears that his ancestor of Lord FOIACbTONE, whole charge for the levy was 37,3101. 15s. 10d. of INC on Wednesday night, arose which 17,5331. 15s. 54d. was disallowed. The :onsigned to us in the Secret Nis- ' amount allowed was 19,7031. 13s. 5 , 1 d. The money Chroniue Scandakuse of the reign ladame q de WALMODEN, mistress issued to him was 27,1031. 17s. 7d. and the balance several Peerages. Fo u r Barons stated against Lieutenant Colonel ARMSTRONG is been created in 1747, for whose 75001.15. 14d. 10,000 a piece. Sir J. de BOUVE• the present Lord FoLesvoNE, was • tained a higher degree of - the : Brennan, the notorious Irish highwayman and one been created a Viscount in the of his associates, after having long eluded the vigi- I 000, paid to the same Lady. He lance of the Magistracy, have at last been taken, and totbedignity of Ea r l o f R ARNOR . lodged in Cloning gaol. County of Buckingham Southwark Oalhampton - Bedford - County of York Rig/am Ferrer: . Canint:i of Montgomery, zrrnat ADDILICIS GI B and Chan !oravrah - • • mei, and joint State ry of State voeate Law metal 'be Rolls Kiatardrutakire Brisid )tinsel )f the Exche- General - War - le Navy - a Law The Nile cutter, with two Messengers,. ha& oiled for Lisbon. She carries . out instructions for bringing away the British and Portuguese shipping in the har bours of Portugal, in the expectations of the imme diate invasion of that country by the enemy. His Majesty's ship CHAMPION sailed from Ports- 1 mouth on Saturday, with a fleet of transports for Lis bon ; and at the same time, the DOLPHIN sailed with a fleet cf cavalry transports for Falmouth. Besides the Expedition now on the eve of starting from Cork, report says that another will very shortly be sent from Falmouth, the 16th Dragoons to form a part of it. Many Officers are going out to Portugal to join General BERLSFORD ; among them, Lieutenant-Colo nel Fixrcumt of the Engineers, and Captain DixoN of the Artillery. Sir HARRY BURRARD has been appointed to a com mand in the Home District, by his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief. With the most cordial satisfaction to the Troops, General HOPE has assumed the command of the Kent District, vice Sir Jon LUDLOW, and has establ lished his head-quarters at Canterbury. After Sir JOHN Moons, who so entirely possessed the confidence of the soldiers, no man in the Army is now so much looked up to as General HOPE. We are extremely sorry to hear that the recovery of that gallant General Sir DAVID BAIRD is by no means so speedy as his friends or the country could wish : he is at his house in Gloucester Place, attended by Dr. Peaftsom. The troops returned from Spain, are stin very sickly in the Kent and Eastern districts. Dr. SHAPTER, the Inspector of Hospitals of Sir JOHN MOORE'S army, and whose arrangements were so excellent in Spain, is establishing Hospitals and attending the sick in these districts. We are sorry to hear that the number of the medi cal gentlemen of the army, who have fallen by the prevailing fever, is very great. Dr. WARREN, the Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, whose exertions at Corunna were so much noticed, has caught this fever at Exeter, and is dangerously ill. The public anxiety at present is very great, to know the result of the expeditions under Lieutenant-General BECKWITH, in the West-Indies ; under Lieutenant- General BERESIORD, in Portugal ; under Major-Ge neral SIIERRROOK, and that just sailed from Cork. The volunteering from the Militia will commence next week ; never was the spirit for it more ardent— some of the national and favoured corps might get a dozen battalions, if the men were allowed. Report of last night sap, there will immediately be a commission for executing the office of Comman der in Chief of the British Army. The Commissioners to be, General Sir DAVID DUNans, President. Lieut. Generals Lord HARRINGTON. Lord CATHCART. loom Hots. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY. Bonds GORDON and TORRENTS. oxford Muting: Plymptoa Cullen Powntotrit I Calmar. I'7; ~er.ri:y Boni' Staiorti .31i1b , r Tort If este mere THE DUKE OF YOIt c on som d a y his Royal Higness we .0 ten dered t the Ewa his Office I asa The resignation, we under: i n Chief accepted, and report says that Si i s usly rAs has b ee n specially desired to tab the res pons ibl e appointment. Of course r ot of this kind may probablybe con r mo ment, as merely temporary. prom- - Jar to that by which the office of Lord is administered, should now be ado . th i s be resorted to, the late E nqu iry will w ithout its benefits. in the Lists we gave . on Friday, d tog, Esq. appeared in both. .He WARDLE's Motion only. 91 1°It1 a ON THE MOTION OF SIR 1 TON, ON FRIDAY MOM Th os e ! narked thus • did not vote ii r a Mr. WARDLE'S Motion. The new that 150 in all ha num b er , s o '''' i n - to be either criminal c loyel Highness . I . th . i The direct meaning o t Mot ion C o mmander in Chief had knowledge c Aire at t h e c orrupt practices of hi s Mir Horrocki, S. P: Ade" e, C' b,og. _a Howard, Hen. W.. I': ~,, iu 7 W. L. Howard, H. • PI mclt tetn. A ll ' w.- ‘'• owrth Ho, Hunsph. Pt „ 1 „ Tu. J acob ' • Hughes , mr W . L. IN i 2 - 1) :,,/! 0101040 Hume, W. H. Ti Hurst, R. Pi 14 i ...5e11, W. by Thos. Hutchinson, Hon.C. Pi ru , rg , A" Jackson, J. (Dover) P' Bo Ivard, I Polies Jackson, J. (South. R s idaulpb, R. M. ampton)' St g r iiiast,lin.A.C. , Jacob, Wm. Sc ;rod, Hon. T. Kemp, T. Se (yeller) Kensington, Lard St Aden, J• Knapp, G. St Browne, Ant. Lemon,, Sir W.' St . 1 Lemon, John° St 1 .1 1 :, Ge ° ' Caleratt, 3 . Lester , Garland Sr c am be, H. C. Latouche, J. Sr C.-in. Bryan Latouche, R. Sr Cif, I. Lambton, R. J. Sr v e 7 • ll.l* Langton, W. G. St le Owen, J. C. Lefevre, C. Shaw St Cahbert, J. R. Lloyd, Sir E. , St Dil:,Rt. Hon. D. B. Lloyd, J. M. Sy Dickenson, W. Lloyd, Hardress* T. Wore, Richard' Lubbock, Sir John° T 1 F a i t , John' I:ongman, G. Ti w ow ., Hon. N. Littleton, Hon. W. Ti y d p,on, R. C. M 4 Donald, James° TI fingeraid, Right Mahon, Lord TI Hon. M Markham, J. Ti raki, Hon. A. Martin, H. Foley, Thomas Miller, Sir Thos.* TI F.4lt . stone, Lord Maxwell, W. Ti F&es, Sir Martin' Manic, Hon. W. T, Goddard,Thns• Mills, Wm.* Ti Gordon, Wm. 'Mildmay, Sir H. Ti Cover, Earl' gte : Sir W. V: Greenhill, Robt. Peter W Greta, Pascoe . Mortis, Robe. • W Hill, Sir I.° Mostyn, Sir Thos. W Halsey, Joseph Moseley, Sir Oaw. W Hamilton, Lord A. Newport, Sir J.° W Hibbert, Gen. Noel, G. W. ' W Honywood, W. North, Dudley' W Horner, E. Ord, Wm. IQ 13. Our readers will observe, that aerated but.l36 names. There is one • Fe slidl be happy to fill up ` with its ju! Mr.Wittsst voted in ate Minority on Mtltinn, as well as Sir Tuomns Tunro The fillowing is a List of the Sheaf WARDLE'S Motion : El FAVOUR OP THE ADDRESS PROPOSED BY C 4 OR THAT PROPOSED BY MR. BAN) Mr. LanktS - .• • • • Cod Itamis Emden • - - City Mr. Calcrait . ~ .. - City Mr. Coke -•-• ,- - - COW Nr. CaWf n _ - - - City Lord folkstone - - - - 14 3 Mr. H. Martin - - - - IC , in ' Lmi 1, lilton - - - - 'Arlo Mr. Ponsonhy - - - - ' Talo lie Samuel RomiUy - - - ;P:r Mr. H. Smith - - - ' Cal, Mr. W. Smith - - - - CitY Lord Stanley - - - - Prey Lord Temple - - - Cour S: Thomas Torten - • - Scut Mr. Wardk - - " - - Oa t, M " n --r. Whitbread - - Mt. Wilb.rforce - - ' - C ur"._ Mr. Windham - • - 4''S' Mr. C. Wynne - - - - Cftm ADAINST Errata ADDILICIS ; Mr. Adam, King's Counsel, and Chan- cellor of the Duchy of Cornwall - Meg Mr. Brugge Bathurst • ' - 2ris Mr. Burton, King's Counsel, and joint order of Chester • - - °_.x.fi tlr Col:•,niz, Secretary of State - //du :; k:2lZ , .:ta i ;h, Secretary of State Pl3O V . , . ( n 1%; ; .,):: ,1, Lord Advocate - Cull 11 7•L:n..ke7, Barrister at Law - Pow ce.bs, Attorney-General - Cant , .1: 14'. 6: an:, Master of tire Rolls Ban, :17. 1.(1.:11, King's Counsel - - s 'l' Mr. I kye' t-r, King's Counsel - „lid Alr. Len, Joint Paymaster - - ihs' iit.Perceval, Chancellor of the Excite- qv, Ste. . Nor Sir T. l'lomer, Solicitor General - I ' Sir I. Pulteney, Secretary at War - B- '3 Ilf , Rose, Treasurer of the Navy - Care lit Ryder, Judge Advocate - nue )Ir. M. Sutton, Barrister at Law - Sc " Mr. C. Yorke - - .• - . Gaff' What effect the Duke of York's rc hale upon the House of Commons, i to say. Mr. Barnunrr has given not L.,is evening, the following Resolution " That W h i l e this House acknowledges the or the regulations adopted and acted upon by hi In lle ?metal discharge of his dude. as Conan ii nluerved with the deepest regret, that !n con kviun the most immoral and unbecoming, a t 46 ' 1 subjects, and an i nter f erence ' s) t h e diatri APPoimments and Promotions has been allow. ;:tiki not but lead to discredit the onkial ode •1 Highness, and to give colour and e ff ect, sully done, to transactions the most criminal a The allusion to an ancestor of La 'trade by Mr. CANNING on Wednesda ion of an anecdote consigned to 'us in 'pry, or rather in the Minim Seandak (! Geor ge 11. that Madame de WALa ." th , t Monarch, sold several Peerage! ' r . re said to have 'been created iii 1 ' --e: , she received £lO,OOO a piece. S 'li, !rand-father of the present Lord I • tiiekl to have obtained a higher ' (".%gc, and to have been created a 1 ''r 'ear, for £12,000, paid to the s ' ‘-.:tt...:nrards raised to tbedignitY of 1 AtinedL-11Vittb;141VC•go; • • ••• o : -. 3 •• - • i - ViTan alr' • id" tea' Its Iv_a j esti's, p lagb , W Portsmouth, Is *fitted FALMOUTH4 MARCH J. Yesterday sailed his Majestriship•.ft-RVISIIXANTE, of 38 gun s , Captain Sir GronG Ccitt.izits wii t h about eight sail of vessels from the 13razils, undei: convoy for the Down's; also sailed the EARL SiNcycza cutter, Lieutenant llorttwcu., with a fleet of coasters under convoy for the Eastward ; the Viourilugger on a cruize ; the NILE cutter, Lieutenant SYMONDS, with three Messengers on board and dispatches for Cadiz ; the French lugger (prize), from St. Sebastian, with provisions, taken about ten days since ; also the Towatt,. Ctxxoy, for Penzance ; and Providence, LLOYD, for Bury.—Arrived the American brig, Capt. SYMONDS, from Bourdeaux, with wines, brandy, &c. eight days passage, at which time the fall of Sara gossa into the hands of the French was known there. The VIRAGO gun-brig, with.about ten vessels under convoy for Lisbcin, is expected to sail early to. morrow morning. The Walsingham packet is also expected to proceed to-morrow for Lisbon, with mails.—Wind North. PLYMOUTH, MARCH IL Came in the HARLEQUIN, of 14 guns, from Mil ford, with several vessels under convoy ; French schooner la Natilie, from Guadaloupe, bound to Bourdeaux, laden with coffee, sugar, and cotton, captured the 28th tilt. by the NONPAREIL schooner, of 14 guns, last from Falmouth ; MEDIATOR, of 32 guns, from off Rochefort. The three French frigates that were driven ashore near Rochefort are said to be to, tally wrecked. Also came in the STATI RA , of 38 guns, from off Rochefort; ENCOUNTER, of 1G guns, from a cruize ; Duke of Kent, ERRINGTON, from New Brunswick.—Sailed for Portsmouth, the THETIS, of 36 guns ; NAIAD and TRIBUNE, of 36 guns each, on a cruize ; COSSACK, of 22, SWALLOW, of 18, and ENTREPRENANTE, 10 guns, on a cruize.—The ALERT of 18 guns, is ashore near St. Nicholas Island, but is expected to get off next high water.—The DONEGAL, of 74 guns, AMETHYST and INDEFATIGABLE frigates, are hourly expected in to refit. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 19. Sailed his Majesty's brig DEXTEROCS, for the Downs, with a convoy ; and the PORT NIARow, with a convoy, for Ireland. The Dasher cartel returned to this port on Sunday last, having landed the 120 French prisoners which she took from hence to Morlaiz ; they were all put into prison the moment they landed, and the letters, &c. which they took over, were taken from them. They were to be confined until the pleasure of the French Government - wax known from the Minister of Marine. The galiot le Ransois, laden with cychr, arrived here on Monday, prize to the Renaldo, Captain JAMES DOVER, MARCH 19. Testerdy morning a Flag of Truce arrived here from Calais, with dispatches relating to an exchange of prisoners. A Lady of 93 years of age, came over in the boat—she was going from Weymouth to Sun derland, and wrecked on the French coast in the tre mendous gale of the 18th of Feb. 1807.—A fleet from the Western ports bound to the River passed yester day, also several sail of East India ships from the Downs outward bound. Wind N.E. and moderate. DEAL, MARCH 18. Arrived, Thames East India ship from the River, INDIGsANT Gun Brig from a cruize, DEXTEROUS * and RESOLUTE gun brigs with a convoy from Portsmouth. Sailed, Cu° sloop for Leith ; CHEROKEE sloop, on a cruize, MARINER gua brig, Thames, Princess Amelia, and Albion East India ships, and a fleet of outward bound merchant vessels for Portsmouth. 19.—Sailed, Mu.PomENE frigate for Yarmouth ; FANCY Gun Brig with a convoy for Leith, BLAZER Gun Brig for Heligoland, RESOLUTE, and DEXTER OUS Gun Brigs for Portsmouth. YARMOUTH, MARCH IL Arrived, the LEVERET sloop of war with convoy bound to Gottenburgh.—Sailed the CHANTICLEER, READBREAST, HAVOC, and PINCHER, on a cruize.- 2 P. M. the wind having changed to the S.E., the STATELY, Admiral BEETLE, and theLEVERET with her convoy are expected to sail this afternoon. In the Roads, Calypro, Vice Admiral Douglas, Stately, Rear Admiral Bettie, Princess Caroline, Bellerophon, Aboukir, and Egeria. JERSEY, MARCH 12. Several convoys of small vessels have attempted to pass'along the opposite coast of France for some days past, but upon the appearance of any of the boats at tached to our look-out squadrons upon this station, they have uniformly hurried back to part, or taken shelter under the nearest battery. LLOYD'S LIST. ARRIVED—At Falmouth, the Unity, Spence, from Lisbon, and Eliza, Forbes, from St. Übe's. At Live r p oo l, t h e D u k e o f K ent, M'Dougal, rom Demerara, and the Lascelles, Reynolds, from Rio Janeiro. At Burnt Islind, the Swift, M‘Millan, from Pictou. At Dublin, the Robust, Lattdells ; Flo r a --; and th e Pi ero , Houston, from London. At Dundalk, the Pilgrim, Julian, from London. At Belfast, the Graces, Coughey, from London. At Wexford, the Thomas and Mary, Gibson, from London. At Cork, the Dolphin, Sivers, from London. At Waterford, the Beresford, Donaldson, from London, and the Hannah, Poindust: e, from Cadiz. At Cadiz , the George, Roxbro, from Bristol. At Gibraltar, the Lucy, Vinson, from Liverpool. At Pakrmo, the Howe, Williams, from Penzance. NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Captain Parvorr, of the Saracen, to be a Past Captain. Captain lima zrr is appointed to the Saracen. Captain J. G. VASHON is appointed to the "l'halia. Captain Heaver, of the Standard, is a pp o i nte d to the Ma;estic, As: Sheerness, vita Walking, dismissed by Court Martial. -• ••; ANN. • • JP; - _ ►. * - Arrived here this morning the Liddia, Ferguson, lad pit with bound from Halifax, to Liverpool, water-lugged, boric run aground between tke Sountof Plada and Arran. Arrived at Port Glasgow on Wednesday night, the L*Jy Coott, 11aIne, from Kings:en ; sailed thence 1 ith January, in .company with the Ann Phill ppa, Johns, for Port Gkasgovr;,wel ;the Pixel:lie, for London. The Lody Coots espoilmwei .very bad.weather on the passage honie,Ataving hew votive (aa throw all hrr gluts, together with hyr biar,,to4..rikia.ud a * •. Arrived here yeeterd.4 the Lop! S4ii!rt,:cLlGurz, Nev. -Providence, in 3x dap. By this vessel Ifni. harx Isi,rus,alt papers to the 12th ult. but ti.ey contain nti.lotelllftneo wordo.Z't tracting. The Indiana, Wallace, arrived hale on Wedpeiti3g4frOtla Die merara, last from Loch Buie, where she wassitiven iss, try ambit weather. . —•- - - The Lord Melville, Auld, fro gs~ Antigua, (Last from Liverpacil)" passed up to Port Glasgow on Wednesday attarnoon. Friday se'nnight, the 'West India Fleet, eight)..sis in number, sailed frtrn Cork, under convoy of his Majesty's ship PRINCkSS CHARLOTTE, Captain Tom. The Swedish Navy is to be laid up, there being a deficiency of 1000 !ilea to man the vessel.. The sloop Friends, DUNKINSON master, of and from Alloa to Sandwich, ran on shore near Rings ate, about 9 o'clock on the evening of Friday sennTlit, having mistaken the North Foreland light, for a light at sea. She scan after bilged and filled with water, and the wind having since blown strong from the east ward,- she is consequently become a wreck. The c.e.w get safe on shore on the falling of the tide. A brig of war has been ordered to Liverpool, to take from thence, under convoy, to St. Petersbergh, ten vessels laden with salt. This circumstance is thought to favour the report of an approaching re conciliation between this country and Russia. The Navy Board has entered into extensive con tracts for ship timber, to be brought from- Nova Scotia. A ship is arrived from Carolina, which she left about the latter end of Februry. The only fresh in. telligcncc she brings is, that the Government of the United States have enacted, that no execution for debt shall be levied upon any one, even though upon an actual judgment, before the Ist of January 1810. The necessity of this measure has been occasioned by the pecuniary embarrassments consequent upon the embargo. A letter from Bermuda, dated the 6th ult. states, that the troops which sailed from Nova Scotia, under Sir GEORGE PREVOST, for the West Indies, were daily expected at Bermuda, to wait there till the season was open for them to return to Halifax. The enemy had been so successful as to have sixty-o:e vessels arrive at Martinique, laden with every species of supply they wanted. The HUSSAR, Captain LLOYD, had taken a French ship laden with sugar, bound to France ; and the SWIFTSURE, Captain CONN, and the HALIFAX, Lord JAMES TOWNSIIEND, had taken the French ship Junon, of 280 tons, with a cargo of sugar, coffee, and cotton, and had sent her to England. She is arrived at Penzance. The Court Martial held . at Deal, on Captain the Honourable G. H. L. DUNDAS, of the Eon auus, on charges brought against him by the Ship's Company, have acquitted Captain PIPIDA.S of those charges, but he was ordered to be censured for strik ing a seaman with a spy glass. Saturday morning a Court Martial was held at Portsmotith, -- bn Lieutenant William Tatham, Com mander of the gun brig Dapper, to inquire into his t. conduct as Commander of the Dapper, and to try • him on the following charges :—For frequent deser tions from the Dapper : for the company of the Dap per having been several times, since the beginning of December last, without beer or spirits, and they not receiving any payment for what is due to them s— • fbr being absent from her when she was cruising off Brighton, from the Ist to the 11th of October last; and when in Seaford Roads, from the 13th of Octobfr -o the 27th : for the Sub-Lieutenant being absent the whole of the month of October last, and until the 16th of November : and the state of the gun brig, in respect to cleanliness, not being what it ought.— The charges were in part proved, and Lieutenant . Tatham was cashiered, and rendered incapable of further employment in his Majesty's naval service. A serious fracas took place on Wednesday se'n. night, on the Garrison Parade in St. Helier's, Jersey, between Lieutenant H—, of the 57th regiment, and Mr N—, a midshipman of the Conquest gun brig. Lieutenant H. had heard that the Tar had• spoken disrespectfully of him, and sent a letter threa- • tening to chastise him when he should come on shore, in which he addresed him by the appellation oftelity.. On the receipt of this, the midshipman obtained leaver of absence, proiided himself with a horsewhip, and gave the Lieutenant a severe public flagellation :. during the fray the soldier attempted to draw his sword, which being observed by the naval hero, he wrested it from him, broke it, and beat him with the fragments. ' o' FASHIONABLE PROMENADE.—Yesterday the weather was fine, but a cool air prevented the Sunday fashio nables from exposing light and elegant costume. - Comfortable pelisses were the dress of the. day. Dust greatly annoyed the promenade, consequently the verchnt carpet of Kensington Gardens became the favourite resort. In this charming spot the Ladies' found a pleasing . reti eat, and every face appeared animated by satisfaction. Among the riders, cattle of every description were sported, from the high- • boned Rozinanie to the Arabian. Many persons of distinction were seen in their carriages. Lord HAWKE . and other Men bets of the Whip Club, displayed their driving dexterity to admiration. Altheugh State Lotteries have for several 'yetiv last past produced nearly half a million to tlie'finan, - cial budget, such is the present flourishing state of : our revenue, maugre all the machinations of BONA- • PARTE, that it is general), believed they will be' ex cluded from the approaching Budget. Nov or never,. then, 0 all ye suitors of Fortune ! can you embrace your favourite system of adventure ! Coal; EXCHANGE, MARK -LANE, MARCH 20.—The arrivals of Wheat this day make the supply rather considerable ; not much fine, which maintains last prices, but second and inferior are dull sale, and about 2s. and 3s. per quarter cheaper--Barley in tolerable plenty, and excepting fine, is lower--Malt and White Peas likewise—ln Beans of the eio laßcho liulesaria tiotl—The supplies of O ats a r e' yativr considerable, and stiles thereof fluctuate bi t little—Flour expected cheaper, and does not support last prices. Fizw. Flour Ch.—Seconds 751. to 80* ■ I I ■ I .J