Star. — London, England, 1828-04-09 00:00:00

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To•rucnr, my dearest Janethis very night, If there be any truth in Love or Lover, we Meet, to'share the Masquerade's delight; And. math, 'tis thus your Frederick you'd discover: • blue satin vest, and mantle fringed with white—. :Enshloms of Love, aid Innocence, and thee ; Do you appear as on that happy night When first thy sparkling eyes Were fixed on me! 'FICOM 111E‘tOr40614 GAZETtg:‘,2Arikizt.a. • John Cm*: o r =its; Bak ihnithfie 1 ailor s Aptil 15/ 22, and May 20, at eleven; . at • the ' Court of Commissioneri of • Bankrupts, BaSinghalritreet.• Attorney . ; !Mr. •. Tanner:. New Basinghall-street. Job Cutler, Birmingham, Warwkkshire, button-maker, April- 49, 26, and May 20, et one, at the Royal Hotel,. Birmingham. ;At tornies, Messrs. Amor y and' Co. Thrognitartoh-street ;'or Mr. 'Joseph Parkes, Birmingbam. • William Rickard Town, Brightbelmston, Susses, linendraper, April! 15,22, and May 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankropts„ Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Freeman and Co. Colehlari-street. Robert Morris, Chtltenham, Gkiiicestershire, banker, May 1. 2, -and 90, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, Messrs. Vizard an,d.Co. Lincoln's Inn-fields; or Messrs. Pruen and Co. Cheltenham. Charles Poymir, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, mercer, April 22, 23, and May 20, at two, at the Binh Tavern, Bristol. A tturnies,, Messrs. Edward and John Daniel, Bristol; or Mr. Juhn Pear l", PA"P•cilurt, Templet. . William Tbompoon, Rawiten, Yorkshire, merchant, April 22, 25, • and May 20, at ten, it the Sessions House . , Leeds. Attornies, Messrs: Rims' and Co. Gills lin-3quare; or Mr. tirr, Gamer. • sal, near Iseetds. • -* : • • " • 1 y.rea cannot be called in sylistgn.-! - ' 1 ; 1 ! • •et "Irom the fact Princifitr proceeds-the double conseetterice, •thatjna'smuch as' the , oarirare of French vekels which ltave . not attempted to vioihte the blockade must be considered 'as an illegal ace, infringing . tbe !tights of neutrality, it would be as impossi 'le m on the other band, for his Majesty's Government to 'protest.agaZnst jhe sense .rigour exetcised upon shipas-switirvegard to Which the fact of such a violation ehould-be.psov.e& _ 66 It is in the first of these classes that, (rain tion cir sumstances which are known, the ICing's •Gevernimint thinks it may place all the French vessels, the dates of•seltich in Brasil has hitherto been anutitinced,-ancl it .bas anctrdingly just taken the nriessures Sett twlctslated to.. support the remonstrances against .the'.capturei of those vessels by the Brazili in squadron. emploperin ; dye blockade of Buenos .ety res. and its complaints against the vexatious security lately required from oar ships - ca their - departure from Monte Video. . • - • to tnehre.the.efficacy of the mesionre,.ariAto preserve to the Kirig's Government •allthe advaintalge of its position, •it is indispeniable• Misr our"shipovners .should strictly confine themselves within the Milks of the rights of neutrals. Leery vessel which shrwhistail from France with the-illicit intention of -foratig or eluding the blockade of Buenos Ay:et would be•abiln dosed without f unteci ~n to the dang.rs if such an enterpikm . with the more reason, as the,e illicit atteintits would risk the fate of our ships unduly.k:Ttntetl: - . -- ". ln,the circumstances of the moment, the interests of .the French merchants call upon ttleat towline:end-ha consignments to Bueues Ayres till we areoffitially rer tificti that the blockade of that port ,has cea,el.7 . , it for his ON ti re season, Irma vhich west libatiesps • . ".• SI RS: ROCHE'S NEW NOVEL. 73is day wai pidilished,..in Three large Volumes, price .C 1 Is. rIONT R A ST, by REGINA 'MARIA . ROCHE. Primed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. • Wlrerk may be had, by the same Author, elitodint or Tito Abu', Four Vols. Tenth Edition, 4s. , EIIiCARDZO . Soo; or, Haunt .01 the Banditti, Five Vols. Second - Tulition,'.El 75 '6d. 'WAX toF LANSDOWN, TWO you& Third Edition, 10s., • IrtAninon CASILt, Four V,l6.sei Bs. calti Colic., Three Vol,. LI Is: *lfaskis'er DtmAaiomi, Three VAS. Li Is. • - • 1, were ckarge4 g a squar e ut itch and clock in the °mishit% IF, and a Silvis' • the prisoner% sanded. Jah,ane, and and desioillni er, in 'rooky. on Saturday oned bit becalm being detail* bed in with Sire en down. broke y on the show:. lettered deem so in i'efault, bu sent being prig: ows dismisstd; .14Mtn Set - scanty-10ton lioss,-Lineolnaltire, maltster. April 2t, at ; tbrtie• 94. at tspouuk 9O at three , at the Angel lun, Glam. ~. -,.. Mar /0 • *a &ism Aftwoiel. Mr. Joists .Fisth Enipson. - Glainford '• Briggs; dr Messrs. Eyi* and (o. Gray's Inn. , Peter ?c o f Plitlie-Stiver, iiloossisbury, bill-broker, April 15, 29, ... - 104: bisy2orat ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, • .DUBREtt'S PEERAGE, WITH TUIVNEW,VAS, ' IeND NEW • • PLATES ELEGANTLY - ktieltA this dal was &Wished, In Two Vols. price rel Bs. in boards, Seventh Edition, arranged, and considerably improved, of DERftEtVg PEER AGE of the UNITED KING DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. ••,.:;•tailidiStr, *Anted far' Riiinginns, Egerton, CutheU, Clarkes, Longman and Cu. Cadoll, Richardson, Booth, Booktr, Baldwin and Co.. Has!W,'Hinchanl and -ni, •Harding, Martin, Hamilton w afid'Co../ a iify and Co, Lloyds, and Saunders and Hodgson. • Forstkre tressnt .Editjon, a new and very expensive Set of r at oasjita , per'pOsrly engraved, on a larger scale, and of much •sl4,,tridr e,iecutiqo to, any . previourly given. A considerable delay Das been oc'casiotied to, the Creation of seVeral Peers at tbe'very ` a lanoneut it was ready for publication. A new Edition of • ORB liETTE BA RONETAbi :arill rdily bc publnhei. • Basinghall4trlet, .. haunch Mr. Wigley, Esies.street, Strand. Samuel Cook-, Jun; Aloorbarnes, , Leicestershire, cattle-salesman, Apiil.lB; arell, .1 9, at nine; and May 20; at ten; at the Office of William serdinand. Wratlslaw , Rugby, Warwickshire. &tor nies Mr. Writislaw, Rugby; or Alessi*. Fuller and Co. Carlton T.- - fiva;nberuilstgrou4tiret....: •.• . John Townsend Bailey, - Liverpool,paint and varnlili-manufacturer, April 29, 30, and -May 20, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Battye and Co. Chancery-lane; or Messrs.* and. G. grpriki l _Liteffrk• ..• • ' Charles 119rdesley,,Warwickshire,bdikler,' April 18, 19, and.,/day4Qoit twclve .apthe.,Rsayal Hotel. Birmipshani. Attor. mks,* Mr: Jilin Birmingham ;. or Mr. jarnes Boutdillun, :Bread-ditt', Glidaptide,'•t ' • • DIVISIMDSVi - beniskfrin .I)ABIN'OHA . LL.STRIIET. v. Apra:29.' Jittitis:..luivali Brblyl?f•Melsom.sttiet‘ Bath, draper, .Aprii , se9ypTh(993o...Nakhy. nod Henty•BaselZhnd, Guttei ,U9rs• aftlyera, ak..PSeyen.., 111‘y.,2,.,Thomas Barnard %Hakim', ire : Anne. Westminster, ormolu manufacieef7st•onk:'::Mailli c .fgakis Ylscalait: 3 %anwilitntie 9 sairs at ° a t , • AT:29' Jima*, Welle,'Aldbourn,„ Wiltshire, corn dealait tr at7tl4 - itna 'prilitD„.C.haries•CouplAnd i eun. Agied9,.BicbarVejtuillalidfa94 * F.rodettett A p I t gild kj t . mslet. Aire, and 034::Cesipfaiiii, Bilford,-"Lineashire.gdritnerchants and. cotton spinners, at ten. • . *T. • • tn be the COUNTRY. 061 Soilairris.viniiit:titCV &Aft:Br* rolEihire, Iniper..w‘ 'levant wee 'this', Kingircbs Kisi p ton;bpois , April 49, Nathaniel William. Weictley. Boauminit-ehace, Upping. ham, Itutianklike Inn, Coventry.. May its Olin • Grafaa!Ltverpoolamikeeper p r oprietor, at twelve, ii'Mse Atrxel Int r . Dale street, ;Liverpool.: May 5, Thomas 414; I,l2Wpit'fi.; Verloyshire, • yic,taairei, elev.:si t at: White:t Ipitt4/111antliigier, - Iklay 1, Charleal . o4e WAytelf,Latei of tivrpook t it'‘ii„ the.. office /Ids!, Rlaclistec.k. - : solicitor, Wltetzstriei, - LiTiterponi... ll i elaY`.l2,,Willia!? Bid& 'apd Ain VasitlinriSe Smith;:litticktim, Durhadr, bankers, at goers; at Etridge's :May. 2, Joseph. igassever, fate 64 Wig ton, Calpsbirtand;wreier'antkdraper; elejPep.A*:.the Et,alt Moore V.' W.llliida ItotodWard Itaysies, Neatft...Gla morgioshi barikeniatseleiren,7ailft'e'Tutfii-hill, Neath. Nay 9, Robert Breeze; jun. .Gratt Yarnichti; •Ntiffulit. frurunonger. at seven, at *Pe King's. iltaad-Inn i Great* Yarmositli. • -M;y. 2,* Wm. Roscoe, Jolin2Clarke;•an4 floattie; •Liverpool,' bankers. at gni. sit the-Clarendon,buiidings, Liarerpdol.. May 1, Josiah Feriiihougb; Frogall, Ip-tones, Staffordibire ' timber mer chant., ac aono:,.'.at'• the 'Bed Mon Inn; liiitoaes. May 2 . , John. Owens Johnson - 4nd dames O'Callaghan, LiverpOdl,iuticilants, at. one, it the ; 'Liverphol. r himself on Ms Majesty's liege Saturday being " attendant nit the contents eif riends for foes, trees and down At length his inhabitants of watchhoose to • who was now id been used to . 1 .. -.PItIVATE CORRESPOIitiiSC- 4 . Lately i And CB. published . ,by. Mr. OilkairlPlO itiie l 4 P4A I 41ze 41111446 - t T. r l u dit elfgftert:in Mittel&the' general* • . OARLES MAtKIE ? •A.:I.I,, df . • 411.10/*iimi*, - and Domestic' Chaplain to his Rophi: t • aiitilets the Duke of Clarence. *11110,4114 , • to the flight Rev , the late Lord Bishtlp '• • ••“•-:!• •:e/f.• Wincotsrxis-6Vo. Bs. 6d. o',4!!:loll4 l• looSe',Setbjt4ta are of .conrse provocative of contra. mteistie. :hot.they :ire all introdueedwithconsiderable _4l6ll . tneir i .k . islisitliary -and exhibit . the Author as as advoette.nti .10 1 =fo*Ilt th*ltet, no ksi conacienciousohan consistent in his 4 4 4PPortiWIOut SiXjtionsiders a just and sacred •cause.7—Literary to press tilt ptorely insisted! e Watch Coss. in Use 'berg& Ir. RAWLINSOII la-bonne, Pad. r boys, charged 'ate was sorry heir betters.— and alleys, and robbery.- The assurance, that rd make Hoare '' , .:"'.7lllaehipter. MOW decline and prosperity. of. nations affords atiOria.f•rtiotne admirable philostiphical atgumentss.and reflections, •Tios we biatlitifylt L ioin.Tor another extract..-41zelisquent eulogy sif the Church."—Stars 41 11e - lisliteb - to the vigrld . and constitution, as perspicuoul' as .feli ttileiatitt 'lnstead oE couilnig• 'forrat:4 as a bold heedless 'bitchier foe .do infalibilisy of his own tipon'tlie;:i..Sestigation With the temperance of utiptejodiceg pbserver. Ifri.brf,zlie existing Circumstances which „disci the policy of weakildtkahe. general influence of the Church; .and dangers attendant on the Growth of, superstition, are so appli ..falila to the "regent times, that.ric slssifigive a'short extract of the *Adios p Magazine. Mal,VMASkJe:ltss tiece taken; the - right add.prOdent course. We itsminis this work in a 'More especial manner rime ruhse went occasnm. Our tihject ay :piesent merefrto pOinti melds work as one doieribig attention, from the sbility and in. , petti,ity'iliiplayed in if, and ssill more from the iealiscrite sad' ration. 3 spirit in which it is writferi."-L,.§Cinsmati... • were charged r. Horne, land. 4sea. Thomas norning kr was )rt tram under. cork; witness day. `he saw J. DI gin ; evi.neto the Magistrates commfaica!rd get doats.. Joins rney, mai there and I. PCaight 1, and Benjamin cERTIFIgATES, Arau 29. Johnltirley, Barr4y, Yorkshire, grocer and seerlstpart, 1 47 m - Ferdina ß ti Baines, Aidermat*ty,. dealer., Fir4Mand 4:F4 *AI, Aigel:coirrt, Thrognilit ton-street merchant. Jas. kea4 4 _D9xnton, Wiltshir, grocer. Roberk Kirk, Manchester, cotton merchant. William Maywood, Nomlit !rata:ghat merchant. Thomas Heatob, Limik-130lion01:aticaslike, stspe mason. • • ••• ' Bduir.e; was 104ing it; •ail. At the 'a., of the 51 a ',Captaiti hta ESank of tor toitle-thell ~._ . kola, el a ess )rps, to Fanny, k.lO. Rector of 5. Of bis poste. bildren, and 24 ills parts of the uncle, the Rev. it Castle), of a ;anon, Knight, rr of the Tower rave of absence was on a visit nversing cheer of Rutland's fter retiring to 'en and expired. rs, Aram 7. Od to 4s 8d Od to 61 Od RDA Y. NAVEL. to Si Os Od to 61 Oil 11d to 11 181 Od rata 7. •as. 82. to 1088 76s to 86* 80, to 9641 to 160 s 17d l9id u )6d D iold 2.1.1 27d ) 234 1.74 26d Pike. 6d to 37. Od ,30.1 to 38i Cd ♦U. rim 1 0 0 1. . 1 0 o 1 o 0 o 0 O 0 • M Olt It Q W. I after 10 1 after 11 he l'inprirot. np!e-13u . • t. , •.• • • AROMATIC 30111T:0P ' - . . VMS- agreeabli ,petfrutted liquor Ith e pftiliav in. . iention or nrr. lietcryj *tick Gof wellAciwen. efiliacy in .iw?lieving• Faintness and Had:ache, mill in ,eountericting. the effects of Over-beafed, Cleats, or infected air, continues . to be pre. 'in thi:greaiest•perferlicin, bY:24:sars. - TI - 108.• and •SYM. llENRY, : •hlanefaciuring •Chemists, Mitiebtater: •It is sold in wilsolesaie and retiili by Messrs.: RAYLIM. and. Bra* ' ,FsifhtiteiS,'Cockspur-stieet and Retaiiiiirice 2s. 9d. by title -iyg it!! more iw every, princiPaitTown ; but it cannot •be genulee, unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Government stamp, which is-heed over the cprk of, each box.— ProVerkionge Boxer are sold by•Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above may also be lid, authenticated by a similar staingp liewer's CALCINZD MAGNYCIA, in bottles it is. 9d. Or with vials itorprrs at 4s. 641. •• ' A. [REAL BLESSING. TQ WO S. ' ••' irked' ' • 1 .111 H EltE is nil , - ye, into. • in 'the . wtiiiii. : 31:girlie Me :...L dice any one remedy valch so effectualii•reikves tits pain of lanitifetiil Pagebfas the A MritICAII SOOTHING .sYkup.. scho•can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant is diftewpournised during the period of dentition, without (relit* sympathy for its sufferings? And whoivould hesitate to procure a.temedy, when a r emedy can he found, which is obvious by the . iff,etual relief afforded Min itiaripAlattevtlng cases Which are daily I C q:llilig to the notice of Mrs. JOHNSON? .Therefore, Mothers pugin never to be without the American Soothing Syrup in thy Nursery ; for if a Child awakes in the night with pain, by only rubbing the g ums with a few drops of the Syrup, It will imme diately open the pores, heal the'gums, and thereby resent fevers and convulsions; for should it come in earripaddrin with;any•other disotde,, it often destroys the •mother's brightest hopes. To be bad, wholAisi, and .retail, of Johnson and Co. ill. York-place, Cify..inad.; :and, by. their • aPpoinrinion, of all , prinelpil *Medicine Velltiers in town and country. at .2s. 9d. per bottle. • , N.B. Niii.ii.ire ginning, udi-ss *Vied on tbe'ikamA with Mrs. Sointiira'sluvra.bind-writag, in there are irverid spurious dolts. EVER ANXIMI . B: I7 I6 i'ltti r. IMPOSITION. V Xal ettit 6. • •it .P4blic hoe: vori mar labowand at i eery considerable • bap, Pc to perfection a ,I.abel 9f. soak singular construction • earynt c diflszulty of execution, That they trust will effecttrally r elen t . themany Frauds that are daily practised, on the Public.-r- An atteutiiiii to the following description of the Label will ensure efhir,gentiitir Marking prepared, .14 them. . A pattern like Lace of a ;41;30 covers the priFf4al:part of the Label..the naitaes of I)Ay, and Nlortiti are printed ip 'white letters edged with piuk and black i and placed on a wkite ground,. the address, 97, HIGI4H2OL BO RN, • " aIP. e tei Sedaed iiildeilitik-and black, but placed on the late pattern, tke sirup's* andiestet at (Out are black on a white r° o 4.lke prrawbk anit Civet/mit for ure are printed as beflai tura tetler. on .whit o High 7 Holborn, Sept. 18213. Ust y famous tot l oj tA 3 ittS GENUINE j I its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE Unt instifiVilltea-doie, and - the taking of one Box, in a recent AM% Will iiiiiitioatirince the patient of ,the certainty of his speedy It'iNvery, 1 4, 1othing can be better congived,. more safe, or more 'iresiverilelit thin this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jollities ." to ta, as it needs no. confinement nor restraint of Diet; and iEy ytari i'speriiiice (in an extensive practice) has proved that it 1 1 °_, 2 elect i .Ctife when repdated Salivation and ail other methods Abe S9trify and other Chrenical Disorder!, ' n4 M id*itii . bas not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons bothsexes.have been radically cared of the above cruel disoc eight jean. Prepared and sold by t h e • so l e 1.1). 0 R and SON, Members of the Royal Col cdlutgroili, at. their HOusse, No. 9, New Bridge -street, in ~_,"4 " :14 2‘. 94. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back Lgfiti In the Passages at night...--. They are also sold, aPpolitnieut ' with copious directions, at the Toy.shog, " . Osfind-upet; Mr. Dtsborougb's, No. 7, Fish -street-hill, _.*.44VSltitioalts tat Minunietit ; - and broils fieisoit in ries/ cos . .I"traihr Trim Oa cireat Britain and Ireland. Advice griefs to A 1. 'F stl ai tglag 9w stir* utbsr of the Proprietor's t • ..•- . LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Avast. 7., Notice is hereby given, that the King will hold a Drawing Roosts at St. James's Palace, on .Wednesday the 23d instant, at two o'clock, to celebrate his Majesty's Birth Day. , N.B. The Knights of the several Orders will wear their Capers., LORD. CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICR. Anse 7. • • ILSONLATIORS TO OS OSSIIISID AT Till COURT OP ST. 'SAXES'S. . • e The Laaies who propoie to attend the ' Drawing R oam to .i* held on Wednesday the 23d instant, are requested to .bring.vrith them two cards, with their names thereon written, one to be left . with the King's Page in attendance in tlie Presence Chamber, end the other to be delivered to the LOrd in Waiting, who Will an . flounce the dame to his Majesty. And those Ladies who ate to..be presented are hereby informed, it is absolutely necessary . .that..theiy names, with the name of the Lady whai,is to present.tlieeitiliaiiit, be sent in to the Lord Chamberlain's ()Ike on SatnedaY "the . 14i.h, or. •Mooday the 21st instant, before two o'cleck, in order:.ehat. the) iste'y bi submitted for the King's approbation; it being. hisidajestes: co remand, that no presentations at the Drawing Rhein *hal lietieis after be made by the Lord in Waiting. -Mat.,by tha.4.oi*litioiti 'name, with that of the Lady to be presented, shalieppieltatabk card to be delivered as 'before directed, eoreespotiditerlaidNbit nadirs sent in to the Lord Chamberlain's Office. - . . • . _, , . 1 , ........ No Lady can be received by his Majesty at tbe:Prnaf l lll:4o.9B l but in conformity with the above regulations. - The state apartments will not be open for theleceptita erf-corn. pang • coming to Court, until half-past one o'clock. ' * • CROWN...OFFICE, Arm. 5: • .. * . - Member returned to serve in this present PAelinutent..: ' Bototiete of Old Sarum—The : Right - ilolinurakle Srktfpid ' Canning, of Alktinarle 7 street, in the 'county of -511ddleien, iii•the *room of Josh's Du Pre, Alexander, Esq. Wb0 . 14 . iceePted 'the 'Philtein Hundreds. MILITARY PROMOTION*: .--••: ....... --; •-• . - -WAR-Orrick I►4fittl."l, !Mg? i lit itigitnent of Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant . _Coblqa . len, (runt retired full pay Royal Irish Artillery, tebellillialeiller i ,' vice HaOhury, Who retina upon -hilt piy. ' :,: ;': i r. - • - •,: 1 2th Regiment of Light Deagoons—Aisistant so4genefTbedgeb4 Van, frinn the .86th Poot , to be Asiiitdeed*ige . ski; eta; . . 1 . side, "hire appointment . has not , taken' plates ; - ••',....:*":•• 13 .. • f lei or Grenadier Regiment of Foin-Griardew-• Itetifigint itid • John' Pisley -Dirtirn, to , be -Cape in andl. Lletniniiit CAT*: purchase, vice Fead, who eetirea;.iiiign•ainT , Lieuttaitt r Frederick Hervey Bathirii,Aitt: W. be-d t ioutepont iptl Captain; by pnich•ase, vice Dironi ;46hn Balfciur; Gent:tib e e - Elisign and. Lieutenant, by ~ purchase„.vitellaiher -,,,...- 14 ~ ,,..„..4. ; a, 3d Regiment of Foot—Major Roderick amee.o.„,,, „,,,,,. halt pay, to be Majoar,*paiiotall: rElfce, NieeG11 .... ,.... .lir i an.ZT ! • . panted to the 69th "Poot.*T •7f. , ••••• 7 :•• i :.; •tl., ••-•• f • AI •:. 9th Ditto--Lieutenaist Cattail iiiimuisble.G . eorg* Calieaft; the 57th Foor, to be Lientenasta . Colonek giee l rpba . . . . ~ • retires upo n . nalf pay:, - - ...... 'i; , • _ 3 . - , " -:- Alle:-./: 1 : i 12th .Ditto-Lieutetta.ot Robert *iiridfule to it!,011-1.tahi, toot . .yureliati,:tricc-,N i Ketiy, - deceisiif ; Vaisigillogirs*Vigalpli Lieutenant, vise Bind(nehEnstgte WillidedielareAtadaldrl • hes -.the inth;Fpat, to be Ensign; nice _Sic . ~! ~,..:-. ..;_-.:;:-.1.,` • .ti 2241- DiitoLittnenant..tainer ihr. y'resikilfeolithe,dotgeliVl94 I vibe Lieutenant;.viee Pettit,: yak zolllnge4; - ' ::: "., . 7 _...• '. 2:Alt Ditto Ensign Teter lie:nif.-lfriitiT•w; from tbji iTthiripet;ti be Lientenant,:by purchase Sice - Itsintnilo, *Ws itellea. : - • ...7'' .514 t Ditto-- - -E.niign•Claarles Primrose. to be..l. l •Olealaialb • - ..ailiiia purchase, vice:tr . LearY, appointed .Aeljuiant..- ~" . . , . •.',', .: :, 46th DittoCipisits I:llaries* : Stanhope 4)!Meari; *Or** Milt et 31se.Foot,tti be:CaPtairt rriee•Sir J. 'Sant blbe,sieboSsecteanges, Ditto;-;Lientenetit..l4tee :lobo Pettis, .flom the-g2trEsietOo be Lieutenant vice Rfiss, whi-eoanges.• . , • „ • •-.. i •. .*: 5311 Ditto—Lieu tenant: ionises Sgeteatint; frtim half pay of the . Cape Corps (Cavalry) to billextreiant,, vice Joseph Chappell Heade, ~ cote, who exchanges. etesiiirfog the difference. . .34111: 0410.....1.; . epreaatiellitintis ' Kennedy ter ' he. CainainS*T.Ellif chase, vice Kelly ..wliat*thses. * • • '*". ... •:.• .. ',. ''fis'h ukto,-;cirgitsii.vvicat . Mai4Onalat.,24ldiebiola t lititit . tiiit bfik pay, to be Captain, vice Cameron, deceaaFtl.• • •*s . ' ' !:! .• ,:l'.‘' 841 th Ditto.-41iiPind Assikatit Edward . /kradfeed it kn . isistadi &ire epee, dice •Ailituni,w hose a Ppoinussehe lini Mot take la 4*C; 57th DittoLietitenapt Colonel Jame' Affib, front the il,sifOfi, to be Lieutenant .Colonel, vie** . Cakhcair, 'ippninieff to ' be t s. Foot. 60th Ditto--Lieut. James: M 44, : tiVbi Ca t ali, b' tilt vice Hon. Henry_ Moniague Upton, eilin* . iirtlres; Beras, . tenant Charles . Henry Churchill eolse'Vritifleutenant; bk 4. chase, vice MOrphy ; Leid - KtiVrard Tllynne tobii itgotiti_ tenant, by purchase, Vice Churchill; Qtaatterphietiir litho - 014i, from half pay: 56th Fora. to be 4itaiier*4"to; ; S" .. .Attkik MitOell, wisp reverts to his foimer.half Rep., : •• •,. • .. ..,.. '-..... '... :65th Ditto — Charles ' Emibus 6014.. 'dent-440m' o, - by Om chase, vice Maxwell,, appointed to the•B7skEOpk . .- ... .... % •.,,.. .d7th Ditto — Lieutenant Peter ]` Doke - BO • '-i e sdilk:lVy Cap, Corps (Cavalry), to be Lieutenant, vice. who exchanges, receiving the differetice.,• -.; - • t.: •-•.-.-. :',. - 159th Dit.to--.%lajor Henry Gillman, from .ibii.4d FoOh;yis lie4fao. jar, vice isianuliowning, who sotires.-ipogiltalf pay;.iecerilos. . the differenee.'.. . .. -- : :.: .:‘,..,.. * ie ,*, -.. _,. • 726 Ditto—Hospital Assistant Ottawa • Malcolm - to •lii.., 4ssititaat „,§an - eton. 73d Ditto--. Captain John Y. Lloyd to be. Major, whlscnitinuyliam, vice Kenny, deceased; Lieutenant George DAWSOtitH be tip, lain, vice Lloyd ; Ensign Richard*Watkins Bamford to be Lieu tenant, vier Dawson. nth Ditto—George Bell, Gent. to be Endo!, by purchase,. vice . Bristow, promoted in the 25th Foot. . • ..'' .7 , ;...If, •. . 84th Ditto—Li e utenant . Colonel Charles Arkldbalff Ilffacalister, front the half pay, to be Lieutenant Colonel, Nice Wm. Bryikes Neynoc, who exchaoma. . . . - .„. t : .. . Seth Ditto—Hospital Aasistant Charles 'Guidon' 'to bp' Assistant Surgeon, vice Berm, appointed to the 7th . Pglat Preloens: 87th Ditto- Lieutenant Terence o:Brien to be Captain,:by pur chase, vice Mauer/Ain, who retires; SeconaiLieutenaht ;Mho Wins.to be First Ijeuteriant, by purchase,"vite OKijiti:;' En sign Michael Maiveli, (rpm the 65th Fan; to be 'Second:Lien= • tenant, by purchase; vice Wood. . ." ~ ..• -' .: * • 88th Ditto-Lieuten a nt Joseph Ilenyoni • iro n( thelialf pad to Se Lieitteuaut, Vice George With, who eithange, r eceiving tlttr , .. • . . . difference. .936 Ditto=4ames biacpbrieo,6rant, :Gent: to' bir ;0111it, by, purrhise, vice Arthur, who retires; e ' ' - ‘..' '. . 99th. Ditto—Philip Smyly, Gent. to be Enden, , lehturtiatise, *tee Macdonald. promoted to the 30th Foot: '. ' *• • • • .. Ist West India Dittu—Hospital Assistant Sand lngraidi to be Assistant Surgeon, vice I.lavickßinvni,:tviin•xt(drefttpiet.half pay. - _- WrAgr• 4 ..,, ~....' ' ''..' ‘.* •_..H ... ': ' Brev(tAfajOr Chailes rennwa . Vii gisiten;Trllltilalf .Par pay. to be Sub-luspector of Miiitii in the teiiialelefidde; TIC, KIWI; deceased. HOSPITAL STAPP. • •,.. s,, . .: ~ . .. Alexander, Guthrie.Arobta, , s tmt, to be HoqillPAllipaistant to the Forces, vice terguson•poymtged.„ . . .•' ',. • ' '. . The . ippeinatnlgrit of .H its! htaitt.,..Gordisti,.. to be diastolic eon ip he i iith..ifo le; statgst , to have-taken liloce-on• the 21st ; February last, .has pot taken place. ..... . • . , ... B A NKRVE_TcY...ENEAKGKD. Edward Cooper , Little R05.4411-itiith,:coverit-iitrd -. balierdidter,- from Aped 8, to 11 . ,1 eleven, at theCoOrt of mre eof BinkriVti, tiaanighiu.iiieei.. . . . . .. • .., -. ~.e.AN.KittirTs,._..:, ... ~. .... .7 ,- ! Anthony Hafts i borne, Fashion•atreet, Spktalfields. &deign MAW tog materials, os Iwo*. InnPata. 24 at .cireen,:anct Sir 20, at twelve, at the CASort of Commisaloowe 4,1 - .-lialittiapp. Basitthallatreet.. . Attorney, far. Hutesser t . IL.Vontreno*,, Threadneedle street.. . ; ..,,:• - •__, 1. ) I ‘. • i's o ,i: . John Elliot, late of Harlabf, .C ll3 olBdandi gramaAlvadar. , _ S. It/OU sus 25, and May 20, at sitaxAsin litejsion and lab* be . . Actors/bleb Mews. Mammy and Co. Stapkjon; oa• d v. e, Swart; Cailide. 1, Phineas Johnson, St. Mary-axe v itnineypecrliener, April 15, at tea, 2 5, at one, and Mai 2 o, et ten, at Ilse Valet Of. Oenindssioners , of Banketillts, Balingbalbstreet. Attorney, Mr. T. -Id. Hill, ItOod-lane.. Jahr Yr '...; - • PA RI'S ERSH IPS. DI SSSOLVED. James .W, 7 illason and Thonsaa Collins, Colakester, Eger, bran* merchants. Thomas PoWell,,William Bell, and Samuel R.idierd; Liverpool; rope .thanurectiirere(iii: far as tiegards'Thomais .POweli). Joseph Sharsnon ..204 . .Th0m0s • O.:Osiward,-Alork et -.1-Firiotßugb g . Leicestershire, grocers. Isaac Green, James Keighley, Willits's) Kalilnet-and Benj. kelililey,'Holifil.Torialiiie,lrontoun4eis tso for es - govanie Jsaac Ogee's). • George Brooke Keer, .jun. and 1 Wm. Barthrup (deceased), FranliNtne„ Suffolk , brewers. Thus.' Lu s tivrehe 4ind: tiitlrf . :CiiWrei, llttkerbild; . Laricishire, Chemists. Jois•*l7ga and .G. -- W. LiakyrelleSelford,-Lancaeliire- size .ntane- Timings: Ifichird .Flargiecivirarul John Txass, I . Mancliester packets:. , ffofeilt* ii Moore and Witi.;,Nlotire,..Plymouth; Devonshke,' ship-builders. Samuel Al.-Gray-sa4•Fretieriek Broughton / Great Resaiststraretp—Alpdlneliipt, ayiniiiii. - John *Malley Simeon and. :William *Oh, Prating And Great Bennet: . Plice, cattle dealers.. 1 --Win. 411ggini and .. v.-Eyirsfrlit,.jtin." . Orave*nd, lent,. ition- Illonsys.,•!,Apkii, 4qosy and-The:nag Jaciteosi:Thnniley, Ulverstou, Lancashire, • booksellers and • statipners. „fames Thorndick and: .Ealtiaiti Brtlvind; Alreailrainsoutli,*•Nerfdlki fishing and giiiral merchants. -g./tAtt Al gal ; aild: nays J.i Stevens; Piymouth;.Deeon sliire,-ship.brokers. Marcus linsenthitl and Edward ligns, Man chester, clothes-400i. Itobeittlaryjion and Ann B. Aloneynierst, TrUIVIie Niiitisk, Norsvih v brevners. James Oink :and Thomas Politer. Leicester, brace manufactur ers: ,_ John W. Howard : and Henr-y Ak. - 4 nttiOny,.Leinkiii:inad; Su rrey; pork butch e t is: .AI %11. ,tisul Lavas, 'tokens and ON. Kingston-upon-Hint, merchants.: • Wm. Owen and Michael Owen, Liverpool, brick-makers,, E. Chapman' and T. Dunningham, Ipswich, Suffolk, 6al merchant,. • E. Wit and J. Hey, Rochdale, Lancashire, Woollen-carders. J. Briggs add T. J owet 4 ••W Baden, ' York Shire; worsted spinners. %Vin t .Ifarbert and..Wks. Ruffle„Clapkaills • Surrey, liverrstahle.kepers.. Jolla Wingley.sind ItisePli . Wrigler,, Netherinn, Yorkabire, cloth is* .. ts. - Vets: . .Elasfult• and creddrjck It singer Burlington-arcade ; *PSeCoalltti.aillerssinlawk.. Heap Ball and Tho mas Mullett, Evaos,. . 'Bristol, attaiiiiii* *..,_ • : ... .. . . . • %.,• • itoodetsme. . AO Smith totng; higit-etreti, echapel, • c o A ct ., J. 1400 11, at vao,Ss t at tve n elgaonifela n n il tioLcgort of NIL ; ttoraim; . • • - rA PERS. TRW : GA LaTTI,DI ?DANCE, DATED -APRIL • 7. , PARIS, 'Aram 6. • • Henry de 1a ttochilaquelin set Out.Yesterda.tiafter soon tw-to eiciocke tOrSt.Pdtersbdigh.with divpaiches . from the French Government. It is thdught that-the ; young Peer will Maltelbe campai gn . with the RI/slaps: againbt the. Tarps; ma' volunteer. • • • . - Letter:, from Odevii•Of - March 6; say, that the Em. peror Nicholas tics made apresent of a•milliOn of rubles to General Piskeialtiabois a - prbof - of his satisfaction with his services in the war against Persia,which have aid to contlitsion - of-paaee.• •• i• . Accounts' frmn lit ?the 22(1 March,tbs. 407-41 seiPtat AltrOakPfetceri in Servia, who.bare • come to the Commanders of Distiicis, had made -11 great impression itythat eoktury.-and that it was feared ti4kt sOinefilig . ous,,meastrrito.*M4beadototed by the Paella orßclgiiat, -'f • W¢ hie 1t let r' 0 : 4 1- 1 49Ti,j , f 1be.2 . :5.41.7et Iv arch, which sayt4: 6 :-% e' 'have received-news •fEcim Naples, that most alarming symptoms 4.10 beeti*pereeivettilete - ef . . JUL - 1 . 1p001,4 3 iNg. emptiba slesu - vtlis; threatens 'to be tea here ale ieoing oat, in all baste to Naples, in Ortiel.V,Olisat*:. - -ilut S u bbase ipFemcle." „ - mitaACIYIIIMM DlipAT6l . . aitadvtit or 'tostioitiii‘ . 4iariiis Asked* 1 1 is s the principle of:glance. tio:11 idiagn;# - .ft bloakstde • tibless it is inpiortimeby a free ibis so reader it effectiPe• • * • gr In this . pelayof.. VOW, tke SOMl4istosl,l4 • ~ • ~ .~ PiTitACT LIFI*4 1111 . ?114:1141.:14. " Alt important On) began in the ,Piracy Court, ,on •Thorsjay, lest,. The Captain and. eight of, the.erew of a Greek schooner, called the Ilerikles, were..indicted • fOr haying, : on 2.9‘11: t 4 July . . la hoarded and Pl4. l ittigl :ilfnch tq)*n let we , ' 0, •;9 1 46 4 emit . e Barbary 'Coast.- Court.coustsied a -Ad miral Sir E. , Codriogton Staddatt.Jedge4 the ,Vice Admiraltf2Ckinet:p the llon..xiltiymour.,Ptibtrosr, i kbra na 4 ainkt itAkcliip;Laip*.ef:theOwly, Spett4r;and...R . ,-ichaids,... 114 lil . .eser i 6 found by Yr.,ntldibe..POk.Atiff- eTnwctfa x ,d -the fijalbekati and caser. zon_Satuttiar at.:free' in ;the afternoon, %thin, the :Jur.y :wired censidi* •*.if ,their Thep ; had, - lreetv kept t. apart from all intercoilise,-from.the time. of. their .being, sworn neir,.they were. also kept withook..food,.and ,so.cOntinued•abilve.tieenty four.bouts,, and:all sorne.cf them . becarne ill; after, whith the .Court akkiwed them fotid.and.nsedickne, but would not . permit.them ; theikto sepafate,,theoase,being a capital. one:. till .they :had a.verdici, which was not till yetterakarmoraing, wSei .; ninety -k9utp., after :Ailey: wire., Aro., inclosed foh delibetationi What *rendes-I.' liKe.e•ltx traordinary is, that soon after:Ali ite*resi therfseut word. they.. were ..agteed: On'. sninkiiki tbrs. peasOnerr, .and ois the eighth, zaod-z it . .seerps f*anz •tke result,. thit..pne,jayriran stuck out a 4es t en , to save .th4,eightli, vichb....eas.,a ! fount. #eliow and whose . mother...had come. Crime Greece. to R,y,to store Ftis , life , itheing ; the second time he was.kijod 12* a tike offence.; .TairJudges very proper 4 de clare4 , .titer . could hale,atOtbieg to any dieitimlt..berweeighe oturyinen ; theVerdiet . .most . he- Maaningroy 'last, the t . ,104;!e batter -a, is-.uses!' in such .e a se:l,. at4.--r4eirdick... * that .4inerased. : nf-' Ge4iy againit the: Captiiirr..and siz of the, -crew,- and.;:Aiot agiiasi this young Ltd.. ..Report says, the man who thus stood his -ground,.was. the mertsienton who commanded the Guards of th e .S east' di Cones when .they conveyed Ferdinand fromMadrid.toCadii.)and. who is. now an emigrant .in the cause.ofliberty.. There were only threeEnglishmetion the. Jury ; the-rest were Maltese (whoare now British subjectt),Sicilhins, one Frenchman, and :the abOirtgarentioned Spaniard.. I understand the .Greeks hadst4ight to . have- half foreigners, but they com „Plain that, there-were no fireeks. if there had bees, it would have been. so• much the worse, for these people stick very much by one another, and would probably have held out for a verdict of Not Guilty in favour of .all the prisoners, The defence was, that. the -Mal tese ship was carrying contraband of war .to Alex .andria, where the Turks were at that very moment fis ting out a large armament to invade Greece r and. this ',would. have seemed a plausible defence enough,: iU the 'Greeks had taken only the contraband articles; if they . had .carried in the ship as prize to, rftiiir:ciOn Admiralty. Courts ; but they did neither the7nne:- nor the mit*. :• They plundered the cargo, and.robbedthe Captain - and crew, and - after all, : left the chief articles lei is wit:v/411d nature. Ho‘A ever, it must be owned, . that ther.ittrenot guilty of such. violences as we:have . heard ot:in, some other cases. The utmost they, die in that way.was to hold the Maltese ship's clerkidOwn ;on a.gini, and threaten to. flog him ; but this threat • they did not carry 41mi:effect. . . ti-kisks of Carahosa. we anbreheriirlittle I from pivots.- The .piiatic al ships there were'destrayee ; „at..whiclstfie Greek -Government complains bitterly, .allpgiagrth aethey- ought to have been given u VA. them. to emOuragainst the Turks. I think, howieCer l isit was wi - sertarnake.suresof then% " A.plan is talked of - to•preveut the onendictiy*Ofith is so intolerable a , nuisance , in the streetsqrial/tett 4 ; but it is extremely -difficult to-persuade iMiltesihat the.poot have not a right to beg, or thst it of virtue and religion to give money to begk'Ari,, 4 -: - . • A A.litter from Trieste, dated March 26th, ittittdir :. that intelligence had just been received there thittillntish biig of ' war, untiring the - harbour of Nitvgiin,Viitrilted at:by the bitteriii.iltd with ilb e writer says;. titti tke Atotire of thii kopeen . • --A leiter zligtet early in last worth ;: from ' Quebec, slyt;" . .thaetfiTtigislitive in the Upper Prirvinee"rfill shortly be placed in the twire . situatiin as Lower Canada; se 4 yet o sl 111111 1/01c7 g;ll4o,in Out of the House of :Repre minPatfiFix an 4. t4 4 1-311tbe ant oyance:givAin.to-tlie:Oo .vertmF.ai we, lately e!tiie . 9,eited in this province - • DaPalih es in it/1010i to those receisett 1:4,1 Or lin- L WARD ConattkeTgo:aitil SiellPsnortninteADAis;f,vere sent off jnt All'ondiry i night *win tie Colobigl Office, by a 111sn7r, vi.ho Wilflo 'Swigged- with them glhest .4) -41.49 0 a. • - - ' • 1 '. , . • - 12 OR L' ; ) {` ;~ ~ ~~ 3.. 1 I , „ • • 6