Star. — London, England, 1811-11-27 00:00:00

Ar . ... , ~• - FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. I MILITARY PROMOTIVOS. WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 26. lst Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Samuel %Visidowe to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Heuthcote, p romoted. Sd Ditto—Cornet G. H. Falconar to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cunningham, who retires. . , 3d Regiment . f Foot Guards--JamesHilgrove Poingdexter, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase vice Drummond, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign William 0: rok to be Lieutenant, vice De Salaberry, deceased; Quarter Master Serjeant --- Kindelan to be Quarter Master, vice Sunderland, deceased. Silt Ditto—Lieutenant John Dennis, from Half Pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice Hare, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Sth Ditto—Lieutenant William Horton to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Baines, deceased ; Ensign John .Addi son to be Lieu tenant, vice Horton ; Francis Brown Lynch, Cent. to be En sign, vice Addison. 13th Ditto—Robert Bonney, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Waterman, promoted. 14th Ditto—Quarter Master Luke Lambert, from the sth Gar rison Battalion, to be Quarter Muter, vice Perrin, deceased. 18th Ditto—Ensign Stewart Wilder% to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice*O'Flaherty, who resigns; Nisbet Rutherford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wildera 28th Ditto—Ensign, William Banned to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Robertson, promoted in the 73d Foot; Thomas William CoUeton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bagnette 110th Ditto—Lltutenant James N, Charles, from the Royal Ai-. tillers', to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sparks, pro moted in the Royal African Corps. - 15th Ditto—Ensign Newland Richard Tomkins, from the Sus sex Militia, to be Ensign. 43d Ditto—Serjeant Major Lawrence Steel to be Adjutant, with the rank of . Ensign, vice Pitts, promoted. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant Angus M'Donald t. be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice iddins, who retires ; Ensign -- Lesslie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Donald. 734 Ditto—Lieutenant Robfrt Dude to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase; Lieutenant Alexander Robertson, front the 28th Foot, Co be ditto; Ensign John Acres to be Lieu tenant, without purchase; and Ensign I'. B. Watson to be ditto. 74th Ditto—Henry Stewart Hamilton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ewing, promoted. 75th Ditto—Captain Huglt Mole, from Half-Pay of the 7th Gar rison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Amory, who exchanges. 77th Ditto—Ensign John Fyler to. be lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Hill, who retires ; and Voitniteer -- Fitzgerald to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fisher, appointed to the 88th Foot. 98th Ditto—Ensign John Marquis to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gait, promoted. . 79th Ditto—Quarter -Master John M'Arthnr to be Paymaster of the Ist Battalion, vice Moffatt, decea .ed. - list Ditto—Major Henry Milling to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; and Captain Peter Waterhouse to be Major, vice Milling. 114th Ditto—Lieutenant George Macdonald to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Ferrebee, who retires. 85th Ditto—Ensign James Martin to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Gregor, promoted in the Royal fork Ran gers; and Robert Dutted, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Martin. 68th Ditto—Ensign --- Fisher, from the 77th Foot, to be Ad jutant (with the Rank of Ensirn), vice Stewart promoted. so Ditto—Surgeon Archibald Hamilton, from the 11th Royal • Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Turner who exchanges. 95th Dido—Assistant-Surgeon lames Robson; from the 4.2 d Foot, to lc Assistant-Surgeon, vice Sprague, appointed to the 63d Foot. 10th Ditto—Charles Bacon Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Le Couteur, promoted in the 104th Foot. 0 101st Ditto—Captain Peter O'Shaughnessey, from Half-Pay of • the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Blake, who elchanges. 104th Ditto—Ensign John Le Couteur, from the 96th Foot, - to I be Lieutenant, without purchase. 6th West India Regiment—John Forbes, Gent. to be Ensign,' _without purchase, vice Sutherland, superseded. Royal African Corps—Lieutenant Mitchell J. Sparks, from the 30th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Royal York Rargen—Lieutenant Peter M'Gregor, flora the 85th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Blosset, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. De Roll's Regiment—Ensign Maurice Whit lath to be Lieutenant, vice tie Sonnenberg, cashit.red by the sentence of a General Court Martini. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Ensign Milo Bourke to be 'Lieutenant, without purchase; Edwin Crofton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bourke. 11th Royal Veteran Battalion—Surgeon William Turner, front the 92.1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. 110SPIT.1 L CTA ter. To be Hospital Mates for General Service, Alexander Hamilton, Will.ana Austen, John F. Oakley, James Killen, Julio stew.lrr, Mathew Henry, Johu W. Payne, Gems • The King's German Legion. td Battalion of Light infantry—Emanuel Bierdermann, Gent. to Ensign, vice Atkins, promoted. M EMOB AN MAL The appointment of Mr. Ni'Laughktn to he Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, In the Bsth Regiment of 'Foot, %Ice Stewart, as stated in the Gazette of the 22d Wt. has not taken place. Lieutenant William Proctor, of the 104th Foot, to have per manent rank in the Army, he having repaid the d iff erence be re ceived on exchanging to lar!lf-pay. Assistant Surgeon Greenwell, of the 68th Foot, who was su perseded, as stated in the Gazet:e of the ltith Jul' last, is rein stated in his rank. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 25th January, 180 G, and of the '23d of February, 1808. - 22cl Light Dragoons. for Cornet Charles Dudley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vim' C. Grant, promoted in the 9th light Dragoons, Read Cornet Charles Dudley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jeshins, promoted its the 4th Dragoon Guards. For Cornet Gorge Kier to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice JenJins,praveted in the 451 Deap,.eoni G;ardr, Bead Cornet George Kier to be Lientettair, by purchase; vice C. Grant, prosaateJ in the 9th Light D rag,ont. EanevA in the Gazettes of cle -26th Oct. and 12th Nov.lBll. 67th Foot. For lieutenant Janes 1.. Stretch, read Lieutenant Cheeks L. Stretch. 104th Fort. - Themes Miller, Gent. to be Ensign, real Jams, Miller, Gent. Su be Ensign. Commissions in the following Regiments of Local signed by his Royal Highness the Prince •Regent, in the name and on tne behalf of His Majesty. Axe MLA, I rill Rennie, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Clacknun nandare Battalion of Local Mitub. Vated Nov 15, Ism Benjamin Parker, Gent. to ti. ditto to Ow 4t h arwickshire Regiment of Local Militia. ailed August 10, INIO. Ctimmission •in the Durset4i:r: Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Cornet Nathaniel Win. Peach to be Lieutenant, vice Bastard, promoted. Dated Nov. I, 1611. COMMissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. of Aberdeen. John Farquharson, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Octo ber 21, DIM • 'Theo{ ore Forbes Leith, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Morison, Esq. to be dam. Dated Nov. 5, 1515. 4th Regiment of Aberdeenshire Local Militia. %rm. Dalrympe, Gest. to be Emign, vice Taylor, prornoted.— Dated October al, 1811. BANKRUPTS. Japes Roper, -late of Norwich, woollen-draper, to surrender November .49, at live, Dec. 6 et eleven, and January 7, at five as the Hell Inn, Orford-hill, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Adam Ortord-hill, Norwich. Tlimas item, of Worcester, draper, cabinet-maker, and Up. bolsterer, dealer anil chapir.an, Dec. S, 17, and January 7. at eleven, at the Rein Deer Insr, , Worcester. Anomie% Meeks. w e d s , and Mauer; Worcester; or Mr. /antes Platt, Tan- OW-court, Teuspk,Usisdod, ...... .. t lolin It 11day the yntinger, of Meriden, Warwickshire, elialtste? paled China, ousels is called the relin Kin, that is, and corn-factor, dealer and chaptuan, 19ecember 9, TO, and Bosomy if ;triple Religion:. Another eansebf their fac- January 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Coventry. Att"111"1 tious union is discontent with the Government, and Messrs. Kinelerley and Long, of Gray's•lnn, London; or the hatred they bear the r e i g nin g family, which is ro Messrs. Tnghton and Lee, Coventry. I descended fi om the Mantchottx . George Sidford, of Seven Dial s Yard, parish of Walcot, Bach, common carrier, dealer and ellapman . Nov. 27, Dec. 1 9 , and t This information , with respec t to secret associations, January 7, at one, at the Castle and B all i Inn, Bath. Anomie., in China, was imparted in 1805, in the tower of Mr. Brackley, Wood's New Co rn Exchan g e, Mark-lace, Lou don ; or Mr. Luke Evil s, Ba th. Giissee, on the northern c o ast o f the island of Java, Goodall, late of Chelt en h a m, Gloucesterishire, upholsterer, by a person named Ant Tho Ko, Chief of the Chi dealer and chapman, Dec. 5, at five, Dec. 6, and January 7, at nese in that country, to M. Sechenault, the natura eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham. Anomie', Messrs. list attached to the expedition to the Atistral lands. V:zard and . Hutchinson, Lincoln'-Inn, Lmedon ; or Mr. It supports what has been stated by M. Krusenstern , Pruen, Cheltenham. Joseph Gaskarth, of Oxford - street , Middles e x, linen-draper, Captain , 1( a vessel in the service of Russia, in his dealer and ckarnan, Nov. 39, Dec. 3, and January 7, at eleven voyage round the world. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, St. a 44 or these 25 years past, there has existed in Mildred's-court, Poultry. - China an Association, known by the name of Titian Williath Worrall and Robert Williamson, of Liverpool, met.- chants and manners, Dec. 17, 18, and January 7, at one, at Thee Obi, the literal signification of which words is, the Star and Garter Tavern Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. as Heaven and Eahh united," and they are intended St anistreet and Eden, Legh-street, Liverpool; or Mr. Tim- to convey the notion, that, as the Heaven and Earth mss Windle, John. street, Bedford-row, London. form only a common whole, subject to the same laws Ebenezer Cooper, of Bishopsgate-street, London, and also of : of , Norwich, coach-plater and founder, dea ler and Ch apman, Dee. 1 nature ; so, men should have a common fe eli ng , s, 7, and Jan. 7 f at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Setree,,and mutually assist each other. The principles of Bell-court, Walbrook. I the association are, equality among m e n, the obliga • Jchn Green, late of Parkhouse , Cu mberland, drover, Dec. 12, I tion which the rich are under to divide their sup er- IS, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, . hinny among the poor. The members of the Asso -1 Messrs. Mounsey and Giles, Carlisle; or Mr. Henry Mounsey, Staple inn, London.• elation acknowledge no legitimate authority, they Godfray Alexander Cohen, of Gloucester-street, Commercial- I have signs by which they know one another, and a toad, merchant, Nov so, at twelve, Dec. 4, at ten, and Jan. ceremony of initiation. The candidate is placed be -7 at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Annesley and neath two drawn sabres, crossed above his head , and Bennett,: Tokenhouse-yard, Lotbbury. George John Swurn, of Mansell-street, Goodman's-Adds, Mid- he swears to part with life rather than reveal the se diesex, salesman, Nov. 30, Dec. 7, and Jan. 7, at 'twelve, at crets of the society, or become unfaithful to it. A Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Thrognuaton-street. few drops of blood are taken from him, as well as Willtam Arrrstrong, late of Wapping, Middlesei, ship-chandler, from the person who receives his oath. This blood Nov. 30, Dec. 7, and Jan. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor n. is mixed in a cup oftea, of which each person chinks. ies, Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing -lane, Tower-str e et Young Blacklin, of New Bridge-street, London, lace-merchant, The principles of the society Thian Thee Ohe, anar- Dec. 3, to, at twelve, and Jan. 7, at one, at Guildhall. At- chical, destructive of alt happiness and tranquillity , torney, Mr. George Henry Browne, Lincoln's Inn New. public and private, and resembling so much those square. which so long agitated France, appeared to have been John Henry Wilkinson, of Lombard - stre et, London, factor. No vember SO, Dec. 10, and Jan. 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Astor- brought from Europe to China ; for it was a person ney, Mr. Grove, Rethbona-place, Oxford-street. ' named Ilion Thee who fi rst conceived the design of Henry Fern, late A Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. painter, Dec. the association, and in that town it bad its origin." 4, at five, 5, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Chel tinhorn. Attornies, Messrs. Vizard and Hutchinsein, Lincoln's I - Inn, London ; or Mr. Pruen, Cheltenham. Evan James, of Pembroke, shopkeeper, Dec. 11, 12, and Jan. 7, , at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn•street, Bristol. At tornies, Mr. Daniel Burges, Bristol; or Mr. Thomas Heel* Staple Inn, Holborn. London. William Anthony, of Thorverton, Devonshire, surgeon and apo thecary, Dee. 4, 11, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the City Tavern, Gandy's-street, Ent, r. Attornies, Mr. Sercombe, Exeter ;or Mi. Palmer, Barnard's Tnn, Holborn, London. Ric hard Richan, of Wallingford, Berkshire,linen-draper, De cember 3, at ten, 10, at eleven, and Jan. 7, at ten, at Guild ball. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday street, London. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER V. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCII 3 pee Ct. Cons. for money 63—Ditto for account 63if 3 per Ct. Reduced 624-4 per Cent. 714 Navy 5 per Ct. 9511—Bonds 13s.16s.pr.—Ondurn 1 dis. Exch. BIBS (3d.) 2% dis. to par—Ditto (3(1) .3% to 46. pre. • A Heligoland Mail arrived yesterday, by which we have papers and letters, the latter from the island to the 2241 instant. We have also information by a Gentleman who has visited the Continent, and who left Heligoland with the packet. - By him we are in. formed, that the native French troops had withdrawn from that immediate neighbourhood, and that Neue Werk was now garrisoned by a detachment of Ger man troops.—At the time of the departure of the ' packet, accounts had been received that the French garrison in Hamburgh consisted of a' )ut 16,000 men. The following is an official document trans mitted from Hamburgh : " In the name of his MAJ aryl - the Emperor of the FRENCO, King of ITALY, PROTtCTOY., MCDIATOR, &C. " 'The Committee of Government, established by the Decree of the 18th September, 1110, on the Report of the Counsellor of State, to whom has devolved the organization of Courts and Tribunals, and having examined Articles 174 of the Imperial Decree of the 4th July last, relative to the genera organization of the Hanseatic Departmentli, which is couched in thavfollowing terms: ' The dlfreient duties which are united to the Consolidated • Duties, shall be established in the three Department*, according to the law: and regniAtions which have been already published • as to those Conso:idated Imposts, and conformably with the ▪ Decrees which respect the exclusive sale of tobacco: " DECREES AS FOLLOWS " ART. I.—The Imperial Decree of the deth Dec.llllo, which refers to the Consolidated Duties exclusively, the purchase of Tobacco in the leaf, and the manufacture and sale of prepared Tobacco; also the Decree of the same day relative to Tobacco, whether in the hands of the growers, manufacturers, or shop keepers, shall be published and put la force in the Hanseatic Departments; and for this purpose ►hall be printed both in heath and German. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 16. A. Surma, 7. Surtecs, R. Burdon, J. Brandling, and J. Embleton, Berwick-upon-Tweed, bunkers.—Dec.7. A. G.Eco den, Portsmouth, shopkeeper.—Dec 21. H. Robinson, St. John's street, iron-fuundera—Jan. 1. I. Hurry, Orscechurch-street, mer chant. —Dec. 21. G. Leaver, Hadduuham, Buckinghamshire, earner.—Dec. 19. W. Ayres, jun. Fleet-street, hatter.—Dec. 23. R. Ogden, Bottany, I.ancashire, cotton-spinner.—Dep. 21. W. Goodwin, Gosport, bakerd—Rec. 16. C. Huffant and Vr. H. Huf lam, Limehouse, ship-chandlers—Dec. 21. A. W. Lee, Suuder land, grocer —Dee 17. W. Hall and A. Hinde, Wood -street, silk-manufacturer'.—Dec. 17. J. Starforth and G. Starforth, Dur ham, woollen-manufacturers.—Dee. 18. J. Robson, Manchester , dealer.—Dec. 21. J. Leman, Ramsgate, shopkeeper—Dec. 17. 1. Edieston, Liverpool, stationer.—Dec.l7. F.B.Wright, Liverpool - , cationer.—Dec. 17. T. Clive and S. Richardson, Token-house , yard, merchants.—Dec. 11. Cornford and G. Cornford, Mil fisrd-lane, coal-merchants.—Doc. 17. W. Williams, 'lofts, Nor ; folk, carpenter.—Dec. 17. J. Hayward and G. Turney, London street, Whitechapel-road, merchants.—Dec 19. J. Payne, West square, baker.—Dec. 20. C. Hopper, Tynemouth, inwskeeper.— Dee. 19. J. Bruckner, Southmolton-street, shoemaker.—Dee. 19. G. Jone•, Rotherhithe, tobacconist.—Dec. 17. J. Stevens and 7. Carttar, Bread-street, warehousemen.—Dee. 17. J. Munt and 'E. Adams, Leadenhall-street, hat-makers.--Dec. 19. W. Brown, ILiverpool, tailor. CERTIFICATES--DEcemsut 17. R. King, Mincing-lane, merchant.—H. Hocken!cher, Lang ' bourn-Chamhers merchant.—J. Hewitt, Bolton-l e -M oo r s , seri. ventr.—R. M' Clure, Manchester, merchant.--.V‘ r . Rowdier, Cheapside, warehouseman.—W; Andrews, Gloucester-place, Newington, paper-hanger.--H. Duckwi.rth. Liverpool, mer c'hant.—H. Phillips. Worthing, wine-merchant. --J. Reddish, Manchester, stationer. DISSOLU LIONS OF PARTNERSHIP. Herring mid Robins, Newgate-street, hosiers ; Barbrr and Cle ments, Sbadwell, ship-elundlers ; Wilson and Curtis, Latchford, tanners; SinitbsOn and Co. Leeds, clotb-inercharts ; Slinphy and Thistlethvraite, Carlton, cotton-masnifiliturers ;l'urnis & snow, Gain-burgh, sp rit-inerelianti ; Gibbs and Hobson, Old Change, botch( Press and Rainsdun, Gouuneretal-road, carmen. FRENCH PAPERS. • SECRET ASSOCIATION IN CHINA. There were some disturbances a few years since in China, which have assumed the form of an active re bellion. It is supposed that what gave rise to them was the expulsion of the ancient Imperial dynasty of Mings, which happened about the middle of the 17th century, and made way for the reigning family of the Tay Tfing. It is thought that a Prince of the House of Mings is the secret ag;tator 01 the troubles. —S . ..nce the unsuccessful expedition .svhich was un- Jeitaken against the rebels in 1805, they have ac- The French Government, which has been actively quired an accession of strength and boldaess. Recent . occupied in promoting the cultivation of beet-root, intelligence makes the number of vessels they have l to prevent the necessity of importing sugar from the armed amount to 4000, which prevents the Chinese West Indies, has ordered that a very large track of Government sending a fleet against them. land, on the banks of the Elbe, should be planted The largest of these vessels is of 200 tons burth e t s with this article. manned by from two to three hundred bands, a n d A Letter was yesterday received from Mentz, the caraies froni 12 to 20 . guns. The boats are generally if . contents o f w hi c h are by. no means favourable to the about 30 tons, and have from 30 to 5 0 hands. idea of a rupture between France and Russia, on they bad a little military science they might easi ly which the letters from other parts of the Continent make •themselves masters of Macao, possession of have . so strongly insisted.. It is ()sated the Ist instant, e hich would procure them great advantages . As . ano . contains the following particulars : yet they have not attempted an incursion into th e in-' H Tbe great number of troops which have be en collecting in th tenor of China, although they have many pa r tisans' there, but they are in force in the island of aynau, . neighbourhood of this city for some time past, amounting to H 70,000 men, have at length taken their departure, and moved to and on a great part of the coast of Formosa , as w ell as in a part of Cochin China and Tonquin. They the Southward. The prevailing opinion is, that they are destined but those who command dif- he have no head Chieftain • for Spain ; and t accounts from the French capital state, tha ferent bodies act with die utmost union, which gives • the French Umperor is determined to reinforce his armies in the reason to suppose that there is some central and hid - Peninsula with 1 men. At present, there Is not the least den spriog of action. Letters, dated Febru ar y 1810, :S0 symptom of the of the Continent being disturbed. With 'state ' that these pirates reached Canton, from whence resPect to Prussia, I can assure you, that her whole force doss tbeylial been afterwards driven. , not exceed 40,000 regulars, and 19,000 volunteers. A proof that there will be no war is, that the Emperor of A ' • There is in China, and particularly in the Western and Southern provinces, a certain Secret Association, has ordered the reduction of his militia, and the seclusisn from* formed of the discontented of all classiss of the peo- of all foreigners of every description. The States of Hu , pie. Those who compose it are called Thian Thee have agreed to charge themselves with so millions ut the new Ohe, that is to say, 44 Heaven and Earth upited."— paper money, and the States of Transylvania wii take 20 millions. They *now each other by signs of convention, and The rest is to be charged upon the Hereditary Provinces. Th ese they furnish great assistance to the rebels, and coal- measures will certainly place the finances of Austria in a much municate to them any intelligence they deem of im- better state; bat with respect to commerce I cannot say much. portance. It is even said, - that the Admiral, Tay eXcept that every thing Is exceedingly dull. It is, however, really Toll, was one Of their number, aad that it was by amnia* to see to what perfection the Germans have succeeded connivance be permitted one of their flotillas to escape. in osanoisecortng cotton goods, and some et their workmanship Another similar Association exists in the Northern clam be distin g uished frosts 1 00 6 of &w e b origin." " ART. 2.—Odr Counsellor of State, to whom the organza, don of Courts and Tribunals Is committed, is charged with the emention of the present Decree. • Delivered at the Palace of Government, in Hamburgh, 2M Oct. ism ' (Biped) ti MARSHAL PRINCR EcauvaL. (Countersigned) " P. Dc BLAUVRICIER." _.. , NEW ADMINISTRATION. 'lt has for some time h. en whispered in the circles, that some new and important arrangemerdb respecting the Govcrnment w:re in coptlmplatior. Indeed, ever since tit.: Regency Bill, it has been thought indispensible, for reasons which are se:- ciently obvious, that an Administra:ion should I. formed as soon as circumstances would admit, cal culated not to eacluJe any part of the talents n 0.,• devoted to the service of the State, but to extend And strengthen the moral and physical powers of t?ie Go vornment by new accessions of influence, experieact, and matured intellect. This important business is at length nearly ccir• pleted. On Saturday Mr. Paticsvat. issued sun - mouses for a Cabinet Council to meet on Mor.day and yesterday. The Council summoned for Monday was at first intended to be held at the Loan CuANctuott's house, it being supposed his Lordship was not well enough to come out ; his state, however, being other wise, the summonses were altered to meet at thf.. Foreign Office, where" all the Cabinet Ministers at. tended on Monday. Some of them came from a considerable distance in the country to attend it. They assembled again yesterday at two o'clock, when all the Ministers were again present. The Council did not break up till half-past five. At these Councils the proposed arrangements and the progress that has been made in adjusting the claims of influence, power and precedence, in such a manner as might best secure the interests of the coun try, underwent a long, cool, and deliberate discussion. Of course matters of this kind are liable to par:i..l changes up to the very moment of their Official an nouncement; but, allowing for such deviations in progress, 'as we have alluded to, we believe, from the respectable quarter from which we received the sah joined list, tliat it will be found to be nearly corre.t Lord Mamma's, Chancellor orlreland, to be Chancellor of Lc,- land. Marquis of WELLISLIT, Fin: Lord of the Trcuury, vice Mr Perceval, who is to be created Viseount Hampstead, with tie office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lapcaster foe life. Mr. HusetsoN, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord HOLLAND, Secretary of State for Foreign Mails. Earl MOIRA, the Home Department. Lad CASTL AAAAA If, the Colonies. Lord SvDMOUTII, President of the Council. Lord Keire, first Lord of the Admiralty. Lord HUTCHINSON, Master General of the Ordnance. Mr. W LLLLL Lev Pose, President of the Board of Cm:trend, with a seat in the Cabinet. Mr. BRAGG BATIQZST, &rattail at War, with a seat is tte Cabala. Earl Lowsnate, Privy Seal. • The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. itscstaan BRINILZT SHIRIDAN, Esq. Treasurer of the Non.. Mr. CHARLES LONG, Secretary for Ireland, and Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Marquis of BtanDroari, and IT Jot. Post-maters General. The Earl of CHICHI/TRH, The Marquis of HisTroan to be created Duke of St r mot it, and to be Lord Chamberlain. The Lui of YARMOUTH, Privy Purse. and to be called up by s% Earl PLR cr, Master of the Horse, and tube called up hy Wta. lord Viscount Metvitar, Governor-General of India. WlLtteat AnAle, Esq. to be Lord Chef at un of Scut:and, in the room of Mr. Rooter Du NLIAs, the.preeent Chief Barna, wlw is to be appointed Lordfrivy Seal of Scotland, fur life, and to be created Viscount Annzstows. Mr. VAN SITI ART and Mr.Holota,Seeretaries of the Trcasu I v. Mr.TOCILZR, Secretary of the Admiralty. Sir SAMULL ROMILLT, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Earl Ilas ova IT continues as President of the Board of Trade. Sir VICART Gaza, the present Attorney-General, succeeds Sic Jaatts MAXIIIIILLAI is the Common Pleas, and Su es PLUMER is to be appointed Attorney-Central, and Mr. l:.11• a aw. solicitor-General. The minor arrangements are deferred until the meeting of the New Cabinet, which will take place on the return of the PNINCE from Oatlands. From the Jamaica papers, at well as the private letters received from that important island, the tran quillity of our West India possessions appears not wholly free from interruption. At Mart.nique, the discovery of a conspiracy has happily serv ed the whole populafon from destruction, but S i w e tre natu rally left in a state of painful anxiety. To the revo lution in St.. Domingo may be•attributed the source of that spirit of insubordination, which will be mani fested precisely in proportion to the power and suc cess of the Ruler of Hayti—on the prison f one of whose emissaries the following curious document was stated to have been found : 44 PROM TUE ESIPMEOR OF 11.11 . 11 TO JEAN MARIE NW:ERRE, ENVOY TO .1.1111.11(' 1. " I. To proceed to Jamaica, under pr.tease of having .orne from the island of Martinique oa commercial concerns. " 2. To make diligent inquiry into the state of the Slaves in 'maks, and to discover as much as possible their dirposcum to revolt - , or otherwise. " & To ascertain the military condition of the Colony, that is to say, the numbtr and diszipluse of the regular troops, and of the voltuneers, as well as to essanne foto the attachment u( the black regiments in the service of Great Britain,aed thequantity derma, ammunition, &c. in the island. " 4. To promise protectiou to such as may be disposed re shake of the yoke of Great Britain, and tciesponse the came of Liberty, and of the Emperor Henry 1. " Of course In making thew Inquiries M. Piquant will goo cued with the utmost amine. and wilt. by every epperuadty, transmit such latarimation as he may caw. In cast meet or suspidon, these heetrosikmie, M wit. as say other 4 . l3 .m uts relating to Us salsoloo l tomb, dieettert4.". .f.