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CHUDLEIGH FIRE. Crown and Anchor. Strand. June 26,1607. AT an ADJOURNED MEETING of the COM mirrEE, rhe Right Hon. Lord ROLI.E, in the Chair, , it appeared, that the ender-mentioned Subferiptions had been re. • ceived, in addition to thofe already publithed : Refolved t. 1 hat there is (till a very large deficiency to meet the diftreffes of all the Sufferers—and therefore, that this Com mittee do continue their utmoft exertions to o btain further Sub. fcriptions. a. That Subfcribera be requefted to pay their Subfcriptions to any of the following Bankers: viz. Mffra. Hanimerfley and Co.; Hoare and Co. Fleet-fireet ; Hoare, Barnet, and Co.; Down. -Thornton, and Co.; Forger , Lubbock,, and Co ; Glyn and Co. 3. That the Tha nks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hos. Lord Rulle, for his condudt in the Chair. The Royal Exchange in- Mrs Ann Post ' to so furance Company, out Richard Pott, Efq. so so of their Charitable Arthur Post, Efq. 20 to Fund 5s ro E. Billie, Efq. 5 5 Lord Clinton so o Mrs Bilke 5 S Lord Teigninnoth so so Mifs Middleton 5 5 Lord Chief Juitice Mans- John Holland, Efq a a field so so Richard Debarry, Efq. s a Sir J. S. Auhyn so• o Wm. Cardale, Efq. s z Philip Pufey, Efq. 15 o Thomas Wright, Efq. 1 0 Lord Bruce so so Philip Ducarei, Efq. 5 S Dean & Canons, Windfor s 6 5 H. W. at Metres. Down Charles Harris, Efq. so o and Co. s s John and Alexander An T. Richardfon, Efq. s t derfoo - so to A Friend a 1 Robert Shedden so to Ditto / I George Shedders 5 5 Thomas Brown, Efq. 5 0 Robert Shedden, Jon. 5 j Wm. Nunn. Efq. s s Win Shedden 5 5 Nicholas Hall, Efq. s z B. B. Shedden 5 5 Mr. Serleant Belt 5 5 Francis Newton so to Wm. Harrifon, Efq. 3 .3 James Brymer to to John Lambert, Efq. Ren- Thomas Wilfon 5 3 Ka Lodge S 5 Sir Francis Baring so so George Field and Soo, . Thomas Baring so so Walbrook S 5 Alexander Baring so so R. G. Temple, Efq. zo o Henry Baring so so J. and H. so 0 Charles Wall so so P. and L. a L John Julius Angeritein so so Mite Vennor s 0 John Angerftein so so Wm. Holcombe, May • James Beveridge and Co to so Pond 2 s John Corfield so so E. Janfon, Son, and Co. S 5 Mrs. Corfield 5 5 5 : A. Nelluters Efq. s 1 Brickwood,Daniel, & Co. so so Dr. Arnold 5 0 Thomas Afton, jun. 5 5 John Antrobst,Efq. I I Jot. Saunders s s lames Penfold, Rfq. I a S. Matfital & Hubbifon so so Mrs Edireambe a s • P. H. Le Mefurier so 10 Rev. George Taylor so so Andrew Bredel 20 so Capel Cure, Efq 3 S Robert Chriftie 5 5 Lord Webb Seymour IQ so George Henckell 5 5 Wm. Thornton. Efq. 5' S Thomas Newnham 5 5 Mifa Mayow,ofSydenbam I s C. S. Wilkinfon 5 5 Rev. D. Wynne so ro J. Riddle 3 5 Rev. Charles PowleU 5 5 Anode Gregg 5 5 Mr. Pryce I s Bruce, De Ponthien, Ba- Turner, ,Whltefide, and nett and Co. so so Turner 10 10 R. Durant so so Dean of Winchefter S a David Scott so so E. J. T. a t Henry Bonham to so Dean of Weftm!nfter S 3 J. H. Jones 5 5 Meffrs. Enderley and Co so so Captain Hodge 3 3 A Widow's Mite I I Mrs. S. E. Hodge a a I. I H. Jones, Efq. S S Alton, Son, and Co. zo so Dn Roveray, Efq. s I Samuel Geft S 5 . Smith, Efq. 5 3 Willis, Wood, Percival, Thomas Cabbell, Efq. S 5 and Co. so so W. Wingfield, Efq. 5 5 J. C. Weguelin, Efq. so so Mr. Serjeant Bayley 5 5 Mrs. Lewis Way 5 .5 P. W. Mayow, Efq. 5 S R. Saumerez, Efq. 5 5 Mrs . Mayow a $ E. Cumming, Efq. 5 s i Vivian,Efq. 5 5 lfaac Hawkins Browne , Efpinaffe, Efq. 3 3 Efq. . • so so . Carr, Efq. a a Jerome de Salk, Efq. 5 5 Rev. J. Stokes z I Wm. Grenfell, Egg. 3 5 W. Berdien, Efq. 1 s Roberta and Sutton 5 5 H. Tahourdin, Efq. z I J. W. Wilcox, Efq. 5 5 MM. Tabourdla Edw. Horton, Efq, a a Mikellaneous C. H. and A. M. a a Thomas Rooke a S (To be continued.) The Committee will meet again on l'oefday, the 13d initant, at Two o'clock. I I ijs. 6d FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUNE ib. Copy of a Letter from Captain Robert Winthrop, of his Ma. jetty's ibip Sybille, to William Madden, Efq. dated at Spit head, June ta, 1807. Sir—lnctoted you wiU receive, for the information of my Lords Comm Stoners of the Admiralty, a copy of my letter to Commo dore Sir Samuel Hood, K S. of this day's date. I am, Sir, &e. (Signed) ROBERT WINTHROP. His Majefty's thip Sybille, Spithead, June sa. Sir--I have the honour to inform you, that on the 3d of May laic, in latitude 33 deg. 5o min. N. and long. 20 deg. W. after a long chace, his Ma- Jelly's ihip Sybille under my ccmmand, captured the French fchooner l'Oifeau, letter of margin, mount ing four long fix-pounders, fourteen days from Bout.. dean:, bound to Cayenne. She had made one capture, the Perfeverance, Barber mailer, from St. Michael's, bound to London. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) R. WIWI-1120r. WHITEWALL, JUNE 16, 1807. The King has been pleated to prefent the Reve;end James Young, Ckrk, to the Clare) and Parilh of Eektord, in the Pitt hytery ofJcdburgb,and County of Roxburgh, vacant by thedeath of the Reverend William Paton. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 16. 7th Garrifon Battalion—Majot-General James Drummond. (rum the 4.;d Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-General Wsuchope, deeeated. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Walderfhare Volunteers. Lieutenant James White to be Captain, vice Boys, refigned; George Culmer, Gent. to be Enfign Dated June 2,1807. Gravefend Light Infantry Valunteers. John Ditehburn, Jun. Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Beau mont, raped Dated June to, 1807. CotrunifEuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Bet kfhire Militia. Lieutenant George Guy to be (barter-1140er. Dated March 19,184. Enka Edward Newton to be Lieutenant. Dated March 7, 18c7. Enfign Antony Sanderfun to be ditto. Dated April 13. t 807. Samuel John Bever, Gent to be Enfign. Dated frebruary 15, 407 Charles Williams, Gen•. tn he ditto. Dated March 7, 1807. Richard Claneky, Gent to he ditto. Dated March 19, 1807. Newbury, &C. Volunteer Infantry: Charles Skeock. Gent to he Fnfign. Dated February 14, ,507. Windfor Volunteer Infantry. I ieutenant John Seeker to be Captain. Dated March 4, 1807. infign Jot o Cis eke to be Lieutenant. Dated March aB, 1807. Thrtchans yeomanry Cavalry. Comet John Bailey to be CaptaimCommandant ; John Dyer Gent- to be 1 'clamant. Dated April t, 1807. Joim Kan, Gent. to be Ceautt. Dated April 30, 1807. B:ynh tril and Wokirgham Volunteer Infantry. Rut,. it.shard s►e' on to be Lieutenant. Dated April 3), White Hort, Volt sneer Infantry. Ida°+tenant• 'I Lomas Goa .ell and John Hill to be Captains ; fis''• t barks Baitcy, Thomas Waite, and Bemonsiu Smith, to be Lieutenants. Dated A pril 3-, tBo7. I R heading Volunteer Infantry. L • r nr R ,, Pscrt Huyle Deem to t•r Captain; Fniigrss Jan a 6uttnn sal Jo tit bh..ckle, to be Lieutenants. Dated May 18°7, Jane Commiffions figneßby the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Tlint.Royal Fliwfhire Milkltp . - SfCOll4 Lietrenant Katie tyton to be Captain, vipe ink ft. !lined; tiabaaa ilanner t Germ to bs Second Lieutenant, vies' Elton. Dated funs to, ani. Commielon in the tit Regiment of-Aberdeen Volta": tear Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Ilotign John 'White to be lieutenant, vice Gordon, refignal. Dated May is, 1837. Commitfions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. South Hantd Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet Crouch to be Lieutenant, vice Illeidulph, deceared. Dated • _ June 11,1807. South Stoneham Volunteer Infantry. John Sadder Moody, Gent. to be Endgn, vice Taylor, reaped. Dated June 11,1807. Bourne Battalion. John Pink, Efq. to be Captain, vice Eyles, refigned. Dated June as, aoy. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. 38th. or Ay' fhire Regiment of Militia. Endgn James Park to be Lieutenant, vies Clark ; George Cox, Gent. to be EnEgn, vice Clark, promoted. Dated May 30, PARTNERSHIPS' DISSOLVED. John Edwards and Wm. Jewel Edwards, of Portpool.kne, Gray's•lno-lane, Middlefes, pawnbrokers, June z, 1807. Thos. Gen. Kendall and Chaa. Heiketh, of Liverpool, mows. June 13, 1807. Erma.. Corley and William Haigh, jun. of Dencaßer, Toth ihire, wine and fpirk merchants, May t, )207. John Land Betbwin and Jofeph Bethwin, of Greenwich Kest, cbeelemongers, June 13,1807. John Hinchliffe and Joreph Balkett, of Shellield, York fhire,dle makers, May 9,1807. Jokph Slocombe and Thomas Howe, of Briltol, bat manufac turers. May 17, 1806. Barbara Dinning and William Dowell Fry, of Wapping Wall, Middlefer, current and apothecaries, June 13, 1807. John Mackie and Elizabeth Sanfoo, of Oldhasu, Lanalkire, Iron founders, January t. zBo6. Step. Brice and Thomas MUlfon, of Barnet, Herts, leather cut ters. June to, zBo7. David Gwynne, fen. and ,Martin Gwynne, Jun. of Frith.itreet , Soho, Weßminfter, taylors, Dee. 31,1806. Edward Lonfdak and Jofeph Lonfdale, of Newton Barns. Nor. thumberland, farmers and graziers, June TO, David Gwynne and Chriftopher Perkins, of Swanfea, Glamor ganthlre, tailors, April 1, tBo7. BANKRUPTS. Theophilus Meravand Motes la Porte Mcrae, of Queen-ftreet, Cheapfide, London, warchoufemen, dealers, chapmen, and co partners, to furrender June so. at ace, July 7. at twelve, and July 28, at one, at Guildha. Anoraks, Mars. Swain, Stevens, and Maples. Old Jewry. John Hale (not Hall as advertifed in left Tudday's Gazette.) of the parilh of Bait;linftcr,Somerfetthlre, viiftuallcr, (but now a pacing, in Gloucelter pot) June 24, 23, and July se, at eleven, at the White Lion, in Broad. treet, BriftoL Attornies, Mars Leman, Briftol; or Mars. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleu, Lincoln's Inn, London. Robert Conley. of New Gravel lane, Middlefex, Onpfeller, dealer and chap:nen, June W. 3*, and July 28, at one, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Wilde,jun. Cattle-ftreet, Palcon4quare. Timothy Good, of Kinglton upon-Hull, thoeinaker, dealer and Chapman, June 23, 26, and July 28, at eleven, at the George Inn, Ringfton.upon-HulL Attorrdes, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curator . area, London ;or Mr. Robert °gland, Kingiton-upon•Hull. DIVIDENDS. June sy. WI Winn Devrdney, of Fleet-ftreet, London, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall. June s'. Richard Garland Brant, of the Minorite, butcher, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June sy. John Bowler, of Blihop's-Wearmouth, Durham, hatter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London._ June 27. BartholomewFos, late of Gough•rquare, London, mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 27. William Brown, of Grafton-ftreet, Fitzroy.fquare, Middtetez, taylor, at one, at Guildhall. June 27. Racier! tufo°, of Edward ftreet, Portman-fquare, Middlefez, milliner, at one, at Guildhall June 27. Edward Pugh, Franklin's-yard, near the Circus, Surrey, oilman, at one, at Guildhall. June 27. George Mark, of Lifle•ftreet. Mkidlcfel, woollen dra per, at one, at Guildhall. June 27. Thomas and John Parkinfon, both of Coleman-ftreet, London, chymifts and druggifts, at one, at Guildhall June 27. John Arden and John Barker Arden, of Beverley, York fhire, wine-merchants, at twelve, at Gelldhali , London. June ay. Thomas Maltby and George Maltby, of Size-lane, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. June 27. William Wicks, late of Middle-row, Holborn, London, baberdalher, at ten, at Guildhall June 27. Caries Twyerofs, of Thavies Inn, Holborn, London, money fcrivener, atone, at Guildhall. June 29. John Ingle, late of Alhby-de.ia Zouche, Leicefterihire, mercer an 4 draper, at eleven, at the Q2een's Head Inn; Afhby de.la-Zouch. June :9. William Leighton, of Newt:l4lle -upon• Tyne, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Turk's Head Inn, NewealUe upon-Tyne. June 29. L'harles Green Pritchard and Sarah Tipper, late of Claippenham, Wilts, vidtuallers, at eleven, at the White Hart, Chlppenham. June 3a. William Thomfon, of Great Portland-ftreet, Middlefes, coal merchant, at one, at Guildhall. June 30. Jeffery Serape, formerly of teem ftreet, Chcapftde, London; afterwards of BeaumontAreet Mary la-Bonne, and now of Red Lion ftreet, Holborn, Middiefes, stock-broker, at one, at GundhalL one to. Edward Cook Millburn, John Hallowell, and Thomas WaWiley, all of North Shields, Northumberland, !hip builders, at eleven, at the Stites - is Head, Newcaltle upon •Tyac. June 30. Thomas Hovey, of the Old Change, London, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. AMERICA. NEW YORK, MIRY 43. Extra of a letter from Cape Francois, dated April The commerce of this country is much more (hackled now than ever it was during the latter time of Deffalineh' defpotic reign. Uy a decree of General Chriftophe, the price of coffee, throughout his jurifdiEtion, is fixed at 25 fous, and it mutt be purchafed from Government only. The plarstcrs are not permitted to difpofe of it to individuals. Beef, pork, wine, oil, foap, gin, with feveral other articles unufuAlli (hipped to this country, are felling for lets thatt they cell in America. In Wl,l do not fee any thing (Mort of ruin (taring thrice in the face who are fo wild as to adventure to this country in its prefent 'dif traCted (late. The'coaft has been clear of privateers of late, and vetreis chopping in every few days.— Petion is much more favourable to commerce than the petty tyrant who commands here." 7- 7: F.VEIGN INTBLLIGENCE. PARIS. MAY 37. According to letters from Bayonne, dated the t 9th inflAnt, a Portuguele Captain, recently arrived at Lifbon, from the 13ratits, has reporta that the Spa• niards, conduced' by the French Colonel Liniers, have retaken Monte Video from thc Englith, after a bloody engagement. ROME, MAY 9. We are very bay here in preparing for the canoni. nation of five new faints, which is to take plait on the 241 h. Preparations have been making at St. Peter's, for a month pall. This ceremony will not coil lel; than sho,Qoo piagres. The roads between this city Napies arc far Imm being foie, a number of per. fon: having been rr,bbed within this fortnight patV 'HE EVENING -STA LONDON. . —._—. WEDNESDAY, JUNE /7. 4 • i PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s • Confols, for July 6411—Reduced 63H--Omolam z Pri Exchequer BIN par to as. prem. ' pRICE OF S !VCRS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 's34 Imperial, 7 0.261. 3 p. Ct. Rod. Ann. Oil . Omnlum Et pre. 4 Per Cent. sift Enke+ Bills, par as pee. Long Annuities t 7 13716. Lottery Tickets 191. 17$. India Bonds, 66. $ , s. pr.' Confols for acc. 6441 It has been repined that General Monza is to be immediately fent to take the command in Egypt, but we are apprebenfive it is sow-too late, and that the accounts. received by the Mail of yefterday, of our troops having evacuated Alexandria, will loon be confirmed, leaving us to regret that General Mooza or Sir Joint STRWART did •not go there in .the fita inflance. We arc far from attaching blame to the gallant Officers who were fent, but, for fuch a fervice, men who were acquainted locally with the country, the inhabitants, and their manners, &mild have been fele6ted. We have heard the names of the Officers killed, wounded, and taken in the fecond a6ion, but, as we cannot rely on the correanefs of the lilt, it would be cruel to publith it. Colonel M.Lxon, of the 78th, who is wounded, and a prifoner, is the fame gallant officer who be haved Co nobly on the plains of Maida, and who is extolled fo much in' the public difpateles by Sir JOHN STIWART. He is fon to Mr. McLyon of Geanies, Sheriff of Rofs General Waucnots was of the soth Regiment, a brave man, bin advanced in life. Brigadier General STIAWART is of the Rifle Corps. He is fon of Lord GALLOWAY, and an Officer of great talent and aetivity. Cooped up as our force is in Alexandria—if, in deed, it be in Alexandria—it will be well if it efcape the ravages of the plague. The 3tft, 35th, and ad battalion of the 78th, or Rofs•fhire , Highlanders, were the only Britifh regi ments engaged. The flaughter of the Highlanders is Paid to have been dreadful. THE GRAND EXPEDITION. The fecont Regiment of Light Dragoons of the German Legion embarked at Ramfgate on Thurfday and Friday laft, together with the feventh Battalion of Infantry of the fame corps : they failed to the Downs, to wait till they are joined by the remainder of the German Legion; all of which, it is raid, are to go on this fervice. The 7th, loth, and rsth Light Dragoons, were expeEted to embark on the aoth irritant ; but the latelt accounts fay, that at prefent only the German troops are to go, and that when they have reached their def. tination, the Briti(h troops, particularly cavalry, will follow in the tranfpotts now conveying the German Legion. With this firft divifion, Sir DAVID Balsa; General DREXHILL, and Baronsd4ran and Rovrananacm, with an Ailiflant Adjutant and garter Mager Ge neral, and General DiiIRVIS principal Staff, go. A large part of the Medical Staff will likeerifipsocced with the &It division. Lnrd CATHCAQT will go with the Mit divirsou of Britith troops, which will conliit of the Foot Guards and Lord Pacer's brigade of Light Cavalry, with" perhaps a brigade of fl ink companies. The following is nearly the Staff of the Army : Commander-in-Chief, Lieutenant-General Lord CATEICAIIT Life Guards. Second in Command, Lieutcnant General Sir DAVID BAIRD. 54th Regiment. Major-General Marquis Ho XTLEr-4ul Regiment. Sir Jowl twArr-74th, (if recovered.) Sratical-9111 Garrifon Battalion. Lord P.torr--7111 Dragoon Guard s. FiNClZ—Guards. THORNTONDItto. Br(gadier-General BERZSTORDBBth Regiment. Deputy Adjutant General—Colonel Hore.-6cth Regiment. Afiftant Ditto —lieutenant ColouilCoaT—Guards —Lieutenant-Colonel To a—Ditto: Deputy Q2arter Matter General.—Colonel Muaaar..-Ditto. Affittant Ditto —Major COFFIN—Ditto. Commandant of Artillery—Colonel HARDING. Second in Command of Ditto.-.l.ieutenant.Colooel COonso at. Chief Etigineer—Caprhin Birth. Infpcdor of Hofpitals—Dr, SW APT T It. Phi*.lans—llrt. BUCHAN, MORRIS, Draw, BANCIMPT. • LARCUSN. • Staff Surgeons—Mein. NICOLA:, TAGGART. WOOLWRICG, JONES, CORPUS, BOND, COEN, NORTH, and BILOWNIIIOO3. Purveyor— r. WANIRIOOR. Ditto Deputies--Meffrs. AVE LING. East asoN. and MA 'POTS tR. Eight Apothecaries ; arty Hofpital Mates. Deputy Part:after General—Captain Drexel'. Military Secretary to the Commander in Chief—Major Mal awi:l.Ln. !Ninny Commiffary General—. Taoist° m. 4ffiltant Comnalf.tries—Meffrs. Da Baia, Cootaa, GloartmaT, Pups% and ALIMANDZI. ProvoO Marthat--BarAK Cum uire, Guards. Among other corps now nn the march, are the ad foot, or Qteen's, the 2d battalion of the 4th, the ad battalion of the 38th, ;he 76th—and the ad bat talion of the soth, coming over from Ireland. The Duke of Camaatoos and Duke of Cordate- LAND are going to Ramfgate to take leave of the German Legion. • The Duke of York is expeeed at Chatham to take leave of die diards. Genetal LUDI4li t who has been to review them, was fplendi,l.l7 entertained by the officers. ' ' THE ARMY. We long ago Rated that it was in contemplation to increafe the line and our difpofable force by a draft from the Militia—it is a wife meafure. The Militia are certainly our f.neß troops ; but at prefent they are locked . up. We feel allured that no Colonel of Militia will take umbrage at a meafure fo need -Sari at the prefent moment to the country. We learn that it is immediately to be ailed on. Yefferday the zit divition of the Queen's Regi meat, commanded by the Hon. Colonel Rapist; marched from Wincheller for Pirtfmoutb, there to be embarked ; tlse ad divifion followed to-day. Dur ing their flay at Winchefter, the very gentlemanly condu& of the Officers and the orderly condua of the men, of this crack old Regiment, endeared them to the inhabitan'ts. The gallant Sir pus DaYLI is preparing to fet off for Guernfey. 1 The 2d battalion of the both has come home a fkeleton in the literal fence of the word, Kith hardly 1 a man but , a few remaining Officers. . Colonel Timm& is to have the charge of the depot at the He of Wight, and no higher officer will be appointed: tke Duke of YOR K has taken the princi pal part of this extenfive department, with the Ad- I jutant Generals, under himftlf. It was formerly under Mr. WINDHAM, a, Secretary for the War De partment. We hope the change will be. both teen nomical and beneficial to the public fervice. On Tuefday the sph inftant, Major• General Mfr. Lick, commanding the Waterford Dißriel, reviewed at Geneva Barracks, his Majefly's 4oth and 69th regiments of foot, preparatory to their intended cm bat kation for England, where they are going to re cruit their numbers, being favourite corps in their refpeilive counties. The Major General was pleated to fignify to Lieutenant Colonel Kamm's, comman ding the 4oth, and Lieutenant Colonel Blow/As, com manding t i e 69 , h regiment, his entire approbation of the fleady and foldier•like appearance of their Officers and men in the field, and the very great attention of each Commandant to the Interior eco- nomy of their refpeilive corps. The 88th, or Connaught Rangers, chiefly recruits, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel WALLACE, were afterwards infiSeiled by the Major General. The i ith regiment of foot is Rill at Plymouth, and completing very fall. The Carmarthen Militia ate on their march to De. vonfhire ; and the Weft Kent to• Portfmouth. Satnrday arrived at Liverpool, after a pleafant pel age of 2o hours, a detachment of that very fine re giment of cavalry, the King's German Legion, con ning of about zoo horfes. In a few minutes after their arrival, the veffels were all birthed near the quays. Much praife is due to the Agent for Tranf ports, by whofe exertions, though Sunday, the horfcs were all fafely landed in leis than one hour, without the fmallea accident. On Tuefday fennight arrived, in Aberdeen, under convoy of the Sparrow of 16 guns, the tranfportr, 'for fome time time expelled, having on board the Argylethire Regiment of Militia, under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell. The tranf ports, four in number, immediately came into the harbour ; and next day, the Arplefhire Regiment landed, and replaced the Eafi Suffolk Regiment in garrifon there. The fame afternoon, the EaR Suff , 'lk Regiment embarked on board the tranfports, and on this occafion were attendel by a 'aft concourfe of people, eager to (hew them every attention, and all imprefred with fentiments of regret. on teeing this exemplary Regiment take leave of Aberdeen, where it had been quartered for neatly two years. THE CAPE AND INDIA. Along with the troops now proceeding to the Cape and India, is a large detachment for General Moots- H gees Regiment, the s t 11, at Ceylon. The General gGes down to fee and take care of this part of his Regiment. _ _ Sir JOHN CRADDOCK is hourly expelled home from Madras. General M'DowaL has taken the command there. We hear +hat the Hon. General GltElf is to renialn in the chief command of the troops, and as Lieute nant Governor of the Cape of Good Hope. We have jun feen a letter from the Cape of Good Hope, where the report was current refpeaing a re• bellion among the Sepoys in Bengal. We fincerely hope the report is unfounded. We have a letter likewife from our Cape Correfpondent, brought by • the Pauline, which enables us to prefeot a correa ftatement refpeEting the prize-money: " Field Officers have already received licitly 14col.—Captains 1841. and Subalterns 1 tol. Tbe diaribotion, in general, was much grumbled at, and Sir Davin BAIRD 101 l much of his popularity by it. An application was to be made to him by the officers concerned for a revision of the dillribution : this be • ppt down however by a thong command. A re' terrace will be AM made, however, to a decifion st time. Sir DAVID car, ied difcipline to a very grog length ; and on this account fome dilliked him, and prefer his fucceffor the Honourable General Gam He lives out of t town, an 4 comes into the Garrifot only on Fridlys to hold a levee, when he fees the , . officers who have Winds. • is General CIRAVIVOLD is reekone4 a rigid difcipli• Min s and be certainly fiat brcarght his little WIT . F. 7 1 . I 1 I 1 ~ ~ , I • f 1