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_w • ( , . 111° . & f ar • 4 ::t." • 1 Z. A .ccx, and the for Prince anti expected at det • '• NumßEit 12,797.] WEDNESDAY EVENINU, FEBRUARY 27, 18281 4111011WG wers et: kremont, yester. rr HE EXAMINER of SUNDAY NEXT, M.rch 11 will be aecninparlied by a S1;1'1'1E1110;1 rtiiial in size to the ordinary Paper. Price Seven-pence; the Suppkinent Examiner Office, Fcbru try 26, 1828. 47th Ditto—brevet Major Thoinas Dackhoose to be Major, with out purchase, vice Ramsey, deceased ; Captain Thontat Daly, frbm the half day, to be Captain, vice Backbase. 48th Ditto- - -Captain John Irving Moe*, from half pay 15th Light .Dragoritii, to be Captain, vice Roberts, appointed to the 3uth Foot. 49th Ditto—Captain George Johnston, trout the half pay, to be Captain, vice Ilirirt Frederick De Liale, who exchanges, re ceiving the dliferenCe. 60th Ditto—Second Lieurntiat Francis Jestop, from the 87th Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase,viee Maids, who retires. 61st Ditto—Captain Francis Dayrell,lioni the half pay, to be Cap tain, vice Robert Eli.ha Coghlan, who ,changes. 76th Ditto— Lieutenant Georre Blake II Idehrand, from the 26th Foot, to he Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Routh, promoted; ' ' Ensign Thomas Wilmot Thompsne, from the half pay, to be . Ensign, vice William Ityrdges Ilrown, who exchanges. 77th Ditto — r Lieutenant Denis Ilerly...rt, from the 20th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cares, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Coarles Twislrton Graves, Gent. to be Second Lieut. by purch..sr, vice Jessup, appointed to the 61th Foot. 88th Ditto—Edward Fawkes, Gent. to Fnsign, by purchase, vice Ilerc4ord, promo ed in the 7;:t Ft, .r. 96th Ditto—Lieutenattt IVilii.int I lolgito be Captain, by purchase, vie: Ferns, who retire.; Fli-44.% Jac . on W. A. Wray to be Lieuten.on, by pureha.e, vie. llni e ; Falwa.ti Wills illencvwe. Gent. t.) be Ensi4n, by per.:it ISt, 114 C,. Wray. Ist West India Reg merit—Ensi.n Attire.' Caddy tube Lieutenant without purchase, vice M pekkon, who. resigus; theory Caps dose, Gent. to he Ittisizoorice Caddy. 24 Ditto—To he Captains—Ctptain Moroi. !rags Wickham Free man, front the half p ty, vice Tait, a;. j orant.d t,. Cie slid Foot C. ptain Arthur TI °mat Steidle ...1., tram the 1141 pay, vice lii.k..tts. promoted in the Royal .-tf.icaa e.rps. To he Lieutenants—Ensign Stephen J ha Hi;, with tot purchase, vice Moriarty, promoted ; Lieutenant E.;ward .11•11. car, front the Ceylon Regiment, vice Gordon, whose .ppoitirment his no tak en place *lobe En-igns, without purchase—Henry W.:se Whitfield, Gen . vice Macdonn 11,superseded ; Chat es Liddell Duffield Wilson Crottipton, Grit. vice Strptku John I lin. novel Atricau Wendel torps—Lieutenant William Frederick Vernon, front the half pay 01 the Corps, to he Lieutenant, vice Campbell, appointed to the 26th Fu.;t. UNATTACHED Major Edward Stud.% front the 15th Light Drag. ols, to be Lieut.- Colonel of Infantry, by purchase.; Lieutenant (Larry Shakespear Phillips, front the ith Foot, to he Captain of Infantry,by purchase. The undermenttotied olfic r, hiving Brevet rank superior to his regimen:al cumniission, has accepted promotion upon half pay, according to th:: General Order of t h e •25:11 April, 1826: Brevet Major B. R. Lynch, from the 30th Font, to be Major of Infantry. The undermentioned Lieu•enatit:, acrually serving upon full p..y in Regiments of the Line, whose Commits oats are dated in or pre vious to the year 1811, have accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the Gen.:ral Order of 97th Dec. 1E1.24: To be Captains of Infatory—Lieurenatit Edward Briscoe, from the 41st Foot; Lieutenant William Deolwer, from the 18th Foot; Lieutenant Aaron Warlock, front the ti9:h Fuot; Lieutenant Moses Campbell, from the 72J Foot ; Lieutenant Benjamin Rooth, front the 76th Foot. IMPERIA rived on Sunday ign Affairs, from The dispatches Soen afters toning a Cabinet tors secord;rigif at the Forel& le Ministers pie.. HMIST, Yearrnx. Leeff r Rusicassorr, the; HOUSE Earl SPENCER present( and Corporation Acts, froth and otherplaces. Cord CA WHOA present( Wilsslen, and ether places. Earl DA RN LEY p4eseuted stone, and Uthet place*. Lord CARNAILVON from the Protestant Dissetiti Lord DACItE presented Dissenters of Bradford, Wilt. tonhury ; of Clare, in the o• Meeting-house, Bristol ; of Stoney street, Nottingham , glean; of Homerron, in the grwrion of Grafton-street, ovulate, Westmoreland; of other pliers. Lo d KING presented The D-1 %e of BEDFOR Pmttstit r De.senrers of ; of Linlield, Sussex; Huntingdon; of the Comm..) prtu.mouthi, of High Wy( pool ; and of several other Lord SKELNIKIISDA the Protestant Dissenters el Ttaia day was published, 011ie Id. or 44. a hundred, rrilE AN IISLAVEItY NIONTIILY REPO , : reit, No. 55, for FEIIRUA ItY, MS, containing Ilentarki on r. Iluskisson's Dispatch relative to the recent Jamaica Slave 14iie—Compulsory Manumission, &e. Ste. liribilsbed by Xlessrs. Decherd, 187, Piccadilly; and Messrs. 1. sad A. Ards, 63, C.ornbilL :erday, from b the lith he riblitited,_ B LAcKwooDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, Na CXXX VI. for 31.11tCli, 1828. Blocs,, trail► CONTENTS : I. Passsges in the Life of Francis Flaptaffe, FAT late Major in bis Majesty's Service—l f. The Broken Lute, by F. IL— 111. Wintry Landscape!, by Delta—lV. Toilette of a Hebrew Lady, elhihited in sit Scenes—V. Chapters on Churchyards. Chap. 16. Andrew Cleave% concluded—Vl. Connor M'Ci:og lin. A Tale of the Lower Shannon—Vll. Whig Itetrrnclnrnt, and Plan f u r the lirduction of the National Dei.t —VIII. The Ninth Report t... Edtwation in Ireland—l X. Lord Byron and sonic of his Con. trtnporarb s. I:y Leigh Mont. and ITonsieur isacted business r recent illness; ,t tinge since the 'nth of Francs. WM }eft town ow irpose of attend. ng her Ladyship t..r Blackwood, Ediol)urgh ; and Cada!, Str.4lJ, Loudon. SURREY; near WIMBLEDON. 1 . /ninnies ItESIOENCE, cwital GARDENS. • Delightful PLEASURE GROUNDS, and NIEA DOW and ARAIII.F. LAN:). TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick flume. Regent-street) NCE. herins Bonverie, e of Rutland, in le Marquis and ton-street, (rasa onel and Mrs. i the Continent; It ; 1.. kenlock, the Royal Hotel, , Bart. at Cook's ; John Trotter, d Mrs. AP Don na Cork-streets, Ily, at Jordan's lexander Hood, rum a tour; H. ;sq. at ditto,frona Hotel, rk eley at ditto, frusta Laird DACRE presented Protestant Dissenters of the I places. - The Marquis of LAISTSII effect f:ntu the Protestant*" my ; of Kingslaid, MI&Brom of the liondon.roid, Southe street (lupe!, Whitney; of Chapel, Fetter-lane ; of Sc. sham, Wilts; of High-.trees Lincoln, and of irvcral oti• A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LA. LEVSEIIOLD ESTATE—c-nurut.tp,c A SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, Planned with Suites of capital lofty Apartments, elegantly fitted up, and adapted for the Residence of A NIIIII.RMAN OR or TOR FIRST DirriNc Pleasantly situate, Eommantling exten•ive and delight:lll Views, Mi h cornmodious domestic Offices, detached Offices, ('oath House, Stables, Daisy, Ice Ilouce . &c. beautiful Pleasure Ground., with Shady Gravelled Walks, Laien ornamented with a Sheet of Water, capital Walled Gafilens i with llot, Green, .nd kacing Douses, Melon Pits. and upwards of PI Fty ACRES, . 'Of capital pra.!uctive Meadow and Arable Land. Tobe vieivetl by Tickets; P‘rticulas of Mr. Robins, No. 170, fegent-street, wheee h PIA of the EiLite may be seen, and Tickets for Viewing May be had. Lord KING prusentsti , the Church of England, caul provided for. The Biainp of EXF.TE siderate manner in which only to say, that he was the case. The Marquis of LA NSDO repeal flail Laws restr . • in the county of Wicklow, above Petitions were severaill The Itubeck Divorce Bill grossed.—The House then Hoes' Mr. Aklernan WOOD all Foreign Wines and Spit duty has been paid, in the Colonel CIMPLIN presei revs lb Horncastle against the Sir J. OWEN presented eters in the county of Pend, The Marquis of CILV Hundred of Derborough, Laws —Referred to the Conti K flatlets; the on ; Airs. Cooke ntess of Surrey, Ind Mrs. Strick. sr and Mrs. Fer. for their seat is from ditto, fur *FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Fat. 26. WHITEHALL, Fts. 23. STAFF. The Kingbit lveen pleased to appoint Jones Rat of Rosalyn, to he lieuttnint and Shetiff Principal of the Shire of Fife, in the room of the &al of Kelton. deceased. Brevet Lit utenznt Colonel Ift nry Sewell, on half pay 60th Foot, to br Deputy Quarter Xlawer General to the King's Troops serving in the East Indies, vice Bead, al. ce.sed. r ordered from laced by the 4th Its 23. The King has been pleased to present the Reverend George Gillespie to the Church and Parish of Cumbertn-es, in the l'rtshy [cry of Annan and County of Dumfries, vacant by the death of the keverend Thomas Gillespie. • II OSPITA L STA I' Hospital At , istant Hobert Joynt Gordo,* Grua to be Assistant S,ageon to the Forces, vier 'holey, Tu be Hospital Assistant to the Fore, s— Wiill A nt Campbell Ito. bertson, Gent. vice Saii.h, deceased ; alai, Gent. vice Laing, deceased. Mr. 011 ARA presented cholas, Galway, in favour titions from two other pl..c, to lie on the table. !. from Glavow to Stirling; and klan. ceired orders to trpool, on route ceived orders .0 rerpool, on route ming relieved in rived orders, ow tnd. welled yesterday arched yesterday r marched yester- arched yesterday ;ry marched yes, Iragooos marched y Depot at Maids rched this mama morning, trout iii nusraing, (sods • morning, frost and the Earl of e arrived cdr the he 28th October. tter sailed co the 'this, has artiwed i the Broshourme •ort, from Purrs rd from lionclara lan, for Jantaica. .—Arrived frona eogel and China; Maje , ty'• —has been towed ast and bowsprit ; rived the Osborne ber, from Monte tiled the Stamm( 3, Tn. tS. • fternoso, aml tie of a singular tha 'gather, that for a kati the call. ht , ultimately, ,IQer em• to he on elm amiss. rery Kula tuid (tgken) ogle (talon) men incase (taken/ attar& .aderick (niece) Haloan (laksii) gle•(taken) et Bogle (taken) ken) taken). lizaberk tsetse 'cilia (taken) Barham; ani es octrie ligA; aid as Ilry .End; and oil Great Outlaw rears. s. the Proprieties CROW N—OFFICE,Fu. 26. Members returned to serve in this present Parlianwr:t. Shire of Edinbargh—Sir Grow Clerk, of Penicuick, Mr?. City of New Sarum—The Hon. Duncombe Pleydell louver e, in the room of Viscount Folkestone, now Earl of Radnor, one of the Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. BANKRUPTCY ENLABGP.D. Sir Charles Henry Hick Bert. Brteubass, DerksUr*, dealer and eliapnian, front March 4, to April 2t, at Orals, audit liras Inn, Reading. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDP.D. Adam Charlton. Walthamstow, Essex, cattle drairr. George AUsop, Nottingham, blAcking-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. John G Uwe, Warwick-lane. Nesvgare-•treet, cart s , butcher, to surre der. February 29, March 7, and April 8, at eleven, at the Cout of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. At / torney, Mr. Price, Castle-street, Falcon-square. 'Simon N,lackatuan, Ipswich, Suffolk, money-scrivener, Mrrch 7, at eleven, 14, and April 8, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of ittnkrupts. Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Bromley and Co. Gray's lon. Andre Charles Francois Genden, Somerset-strew, Portman square, bookseller, March 11, at twelve, iB, and April 8, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basitighall-strect. At torney, Mr. King, Itedfurd.place, Russell-square. William Holland, Itotherbithe, Surrey, linendraper. March 4, 11, and April 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupt., liasinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Farrar, G a d. I liman.strtet, Doctor,' Commons. . A William Odell, late of Catherine-street, Westminster, hoarding and lodging-house. keeper, March 4, at tea, I I, and April 8, at nine, at the Court or Commissioners of nankrupts, Basinghalf-street. Attorney,. lie. Howard, Botiverie-street, Fleet-street. David Christie, Liverpool, merchant, March 7,8, and' April 8, at eleven, at the Claresidon-buildings. Liverpool. -Atrioruies, Messrs. Blackstock and Co. King's Bench-walk, Temple; or Messrs. Bardswell and Co. Liverpool. Moses William Hall, Liverpool, haberdasher, March 7,8, and April 8, at twelve, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Attor nies, Mr. Mawdsley, Liverpool; or Messrs. Adlington and Co Bedford-row. Robert Bell, Keighley, Yorkshire, woolstapler, March 21, at eleven, 22, and April 8, at two, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. At remits, Messrs. Bettye and Co. Charwery.larie; or Mr. John Cuttle, Wakefield. Jonathan Walton, Newcastle upon Tyne, ship and insurance broker, March 10, 17. and April d, at eleven, at the George Inn, New castle upon Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Jasnet Williamson, Gray's lim; or Mr. Henry Ingledew, Newcastle upon Tyne. William Marriott, llroad-street, stock-broker, February 29, March 7, and April 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, llasinghall-street. Anomie', blessre k Surclifle and Co. New Bridge -street, Black friars. Daniel Terry, Spread Eagle.court, Threasitilliellet-street, tailor, March 4, 11, and April 8, at cheer, at thiclrt of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. .41kotney, Mr. Fitch, Union -street, Borough. Edward Cooper, Little Mussel-street, Crerent.garden, haberdasher, Match 4, 11, at ten, and April 8, at nine, at the Court of Corn . mdmiluers of Bankrupts, Basingliall-oreet. Attorney, Mr. - •antith;Cartlinsian.street, Charter House-squarei 'Worthy RedfOrd, Bristol, brewer, March 18, 19, and April 8, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Lizard and Co. Lincoln's Inn-fields ; or Mr. Wasbrough, or Mr. Gre gory, Bristol. John Ash Vickers, late of Leeds. Yon ksbire, paten-raker, March 14, 15, and April 8, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. At taroks, Messrs. Bettye and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. John Rayner, Leeds. Abel Armstrong, Penrith, Cumberland, grocer. March 10, 11, and April 8, at eleven, at the (Ace of Mr. John Jameson, Penrith. Attornies, ?dr. John Jameson, Penrith; or Messrs. Helder, Cle ment's Ina. Benry CnwforJ, Whitehaven, Cumberland, painter, March 20, 22, aad April 8, at three, at the Golden Lion Inn, Whitchaven. Attoudes, Mr. Armistead, Whitehaven; or Messrs. Helder, Clement's Inn. Robert Hope, Liverpool, joiner and builder, Match 7, n, and April 8, at two, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Morecroft, Liverpool; or Mr. R. Chester, Staple Inn. William Sbaw, Liverpool,joicer, March 7,8, and April 8, at two, at the Clarendun-roosns, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Richaro Finlow, Liverpool; or Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. Charles Baxter, Ipswich, Suffolk, linendraper and haberdasher, Much 10, at seven, 11, and April 8, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, Ipswich. Attornies, Messrs. Pearson and Co. Ipswich; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row. William Beumfit, Leeds, Yorkshire, victualler, March 4, 5. at eleven, and April 8, at one. at the Court House, Leeds. Attor- SUM Mr. Woodhouse, Temple ; or Mr. James Stott, Leeds. John Harrison, Liverpool, flour-dealer, Match 7,8, and April 8, at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Attornies, M . Blackstock and Co. Temple; or Mr. Samuel Brabner, Liverpool. /leery Palmer, Kent and Ewes-yard, 110-street, Whitechapel, coach-maker sad wheelwright, March 4, at tea, 14, at twelrt, arid April 8, at ten, at the Conti of Commissioners of DankrupiKl Basinghall-stre e t. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Wood -street, Cheapen* Richard Clarridge, Coventry, victualler, March 11, at four, lit,l and April 8, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wrartg, Bedford-place, Southwark Bridged'oad. James Wragg and Joseph Wragg, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, Six; &tigers, March 10, at two, 11, at eleven, and April 11, at two, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. Atttorniei, Mr. T. M;Vicitery, ' New Buswell-court ; or Mr. John Gillett, Chesterfield.. John Bell, Carleton, Cumberland, cattle dealer, March 6,7, and April 8, at eleven, at Bush Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Addi-.' son, Vern'ans-buildings, Gray's Inn ; or Mr. - Watinnp, Carlisle. William Henry Parker, jun. and John Parker, Hereford. book seller:. March 20, 21, and April a, at eleven, at the New Inn, Hereford. Anomie', Me. James Robinson, Walbrook ; or Mr. J. E. Gough, Hereford. William Nelson Reward, Bridlington Quay. Yorkshire, timber. merchant, March 6, at six, 7, and April 8, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Great Drilfieki. Attirtiies, Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. Scotchburii, Ureat Hriffield. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. William Stacey Hills, Harh)...!eeet, Rosemary lane, brewer, is in itistr!aent circumstances, and I. unable to mesa his engagement* with his crediturs---Filed Feb. 26. 1)1 VIDIENDS to he made in BASI SIGHALL-STREET. Mardi IS, Qeo. Croft', (htfiard-street, mercer and Isalserda,lter, at eleven. March 18, David Roger., Upper,laloah-place, Gray's !me road, grocer and tea 'dealer, at twelve. March 18. Janes - Kusiiven, Thomas Kesteven, and .16 , 10 Knifemen, York street, Covina-garden, men's mere. rs, ist eleven. March IS, William Ellnim, Lambeth, Surrey, miller, at ten. March-28, Thomas Regent -street, Blackwall, carpenter, at one. March 4, Joseph II irrup, Gresacroft, Sarldkworth, Yorkshire, clothier, at ',wen. March 18, Thomas Maltby and Henry Dockland, Gutter :anr. l ice manufacturers, at eleven. March 18, Samuel Dunbar Neely, Regent -street, bookseller, at eleven. June 6, George Whitehead, juts. and Ganntlett Clarke, late of Elainghall-street, 11.11 factors, at tan. March 21 „kiln l'“oley Kensington, Edward Kenaingron, Henry Kensington, %Ytiliani Sryan, and Oaniel .!dams, hankers, at tell. 1)1 V 1 DEN DS to be made in the CO U wricy. rAr 19, Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth, Robert Chalimer, Rishworth, Thomas Rishworrh, jun, and John late of York, bankers, at eleven, at the Ssaisions House, %V.iki.field, Yorkshire. March 19, John Andrews, Swindon. Wiltshire, mer cer, at twelve, at the White Horse Inn, Cricklade, Wiltshire. March 26, Robert Wright, Hollingwood. within Oldham, Lanca shire, hat manufacturer, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. cERTIFtt•ATEs, _h_lAncia 18. Win. Bush, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, dealer. Henry Buckwell, Hove, Sussex, baker and grocer. John Garrett, sell. and John Garrett, jun. now or late of Hereford, bankers. Thom-is Roberts, late of Rochester, Kent, brewer. Jahn Blontiley. Jas. Illomiley, and Thomas Blomiley, Heap, Bury, Lancashire, cotton .spinners. James Buttevant, Appledore, Devonshire, and Henry Alexander Illingworth, &at India Chambers, London, merchants. I'AIMERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edward Curtis and U. S. Gritteu, Reeve's Wharf. Cannon-row, Westminster, arm> contractors. John !turn, Edward I lolme, and John Chanaley, Liverpool, Lancashire, millers. 11. Nl'Calmont, William Inglis, and Charles Ironside., I iverpool, merchants. J. Phihlitnore flicks, C. E. !licks, and 11. I'. flicks, Eastington, Glosteestershire, and Aldermanbury, London, merchants. Witt. Atm 11 and James Matthews, Crenshole, Glove: stershire, spelt. r and bran makers. Kier Beck and John dimes, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. wine and spirit merchants. Edward Taylor and Thomas Newsom, Hull, and John H. Ilarral, Le,ds, Yorkshire, 1 , bane merchants. George Phipps and .lacob Phipiar, Bristol, tim her factors. Charles Calvert, John Forster, and 11. Shuhrick, Upper Thames -strict, brewers. John Klatch and W. Drinkwater, I'erahore, Worcestershire, auctioneers. Henry Mills, Henry B. Mills, William Stead, E. Hardy, John Hardy. and George Harker, carriers by water, betwixt York, Boroughbridge, and, Ripon. Richard Goodwin and Henry Tothill, Eligts-street. Islington, coffee. house-keepers. Puilip Hall and Joseph Lockitt, Congleton, Che shire, grocers. William Bird and George Bird, Caidift Glamor ganshire, booksellers and stationers. John Henry Tarlton ' Thus , Smith Tarlton, and Henry Simms, Liverpool, merchants. George Cumming and Edward Senior, Manchester, commission agents. James Turner and William Smith, Wakefield, Yorkshire, tea dealers. Thomas Webb I helgetts and Rob e rt Martineau, Dudley, Worcestershire, merchants. George Steel and Matthias Goodwin, Ray -street, Clerkenwell, p.it:ern makers. Tlitinuss Crompton. R. Holm es , and J. Mort, ,Manchester, bleachers. J. , hit Mundy and Jane Rootsey Butler, Bruton -street, Bond -street, turners and stationers. Thomas Barton and Thomas Knight, %1 adhurst, Sussex, drapers and grocers. CE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, FEB. 2.5. Stb Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet John Wallace King to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Streatfield, who retires; Richard Steward Wardell, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice King. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant lion. William E. Fitz Maurice to be Captain, by purchase, vice Callaghan, appoint ed to the 15th Light Dragoons; Cornet J. Hope Grant to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fitz Maurice ; Henry Willoughby Lrgard, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Grant. 11th Ditto--Cornet and Adjutant William Wady to be Lieute nant, without purchase. To he Curnets--Samuel Fisher, Gent. without purchase, vice Kirke, deceased; Matthew Franks, Gent. by purchase, vice George, promoted. 15th Ditto.-Lieutenant William Hake, from. the 16th Light Dra goons, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Grove, deceased. 14th Ditto—Captain William Beckwith to be Major, by purchase, vice Milks, who retires; Lieutenant Jo!,' Wuolmnre Simmons Smith to be Captain, by purchase, vice li.ckwith; Comet Chas. Marton to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith. 15th Ditto—Captain Walter Scott to be Major, by purchase. vice Stued, promoted ; Captain George Callaghan, front the 9th Light Dragoons, to he Cipt.tn, by purchase, vice Scott. ltith Unto—Cornet Charles Ft.:deficit Havelock to be Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Hake, promoted in the 13th Light Dra gi,otti; Edward Jan: ea Pratt, Gent. to a Cornet. vice Havelock. 3d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Henry Owen to be Captain, without purchase, vice Maelsay, whose Nonunion has Dot tat en place; Ensign L.:wrrine liesburough to be Lieutenant, vice Owen; Witschip Ruche, Gent. to be EnNign,vice De‘burough. sth Ditto—Ensign Thomas Connor, from the half pay, to he En sign, vice James Atkinson, who exchanges. 7th Dttio--To be Livutttlittiti—En,igit John Wingfiel4 King, from the sth Foot. without purchase, vice Ogilvie, deceased ; Ensign George De la I ' oer licresford, trout the 88th Foot , by purchase, vier Phillips, promoted. 11th Ditto—Lteutenant John Singleton, front the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice IVilliain lingup, who exchanges. receiving the difference. 12th Ditto—Lieut. Richard Octavius Ward, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Williams, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 20th Ditto—Lieut. Edward Cates, from the 77th Foot, to he Lieut. vice Herbert, who exchanges. 22e1 Ditto—Captain Thomas Poole to be Major, without purchase, vice Steuart, deceased. To be Captains, without purchase—Lieutenant l'eter Valentine Wood, vice Norton, deceased; Lieutenant William I:abaii, vice • Poole. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Peter JAI' Petit, vice Gordon, deceased; Ensign David Rea Smith, vice Wood; Ensign Charles John Goulden, vice Italian. To be Ensigns, without purchase—William Glasenck, Gent. vice Smith ; Thomas Sydenham Conway, Gent. vice Gottl.ten. 26th Ditto—Lieutenant John Alexander Campbell, from the Royal African Colonial Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Hildebrand, ap pointed to the 76th Foot. 70:h Ditto—Captain Charles Harry Roberts, from the 48th Foot, to be Captain, vice Lynch, promoted. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign W. ti. Staff, vice Thompson, deceased ; Ensign Thomas, Robert But vice Backlinuse, deceased; Ensign John Gaspard Wright, vice To. bin, deceased. To be Ensigns, without purchase—William Marlton. Gent. vice Staff; William Armstrong Steele, vice Burrowes; Octavius G. Perri tt, Gent. vice Wright. 38th Ditto--Enslgn George Greene to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 31inthin, deceased; IViaiani Gamul Edwards, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Greene. 41st Ditto—Quartermaster Sergeant James Davidson, front the 34 Foot Guards, to be Quartermaster, vice Randle, deceased. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Ebhart to be Captain, without purchase, vice Hamilton, deceased ; Ensign Edward Thomas Coke to be Lieutenant, vice Ebhart ; William Gr.hant, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Elliott, promoted. 1111 E VET. Colonel Checks Dallas, Governor t.f St. Helena, to have the rank of llrigaelser Clentral on that island only. The undermentioned Cadets, of the lion. the East India Com pany's Service, to have temporary rank as Ensigns during the period of their bring placed under the eummanil of Lieutenant Colonel Pasley, of the R.iyal Engineers at Chat`.am, for fit Id instructions in the art Sapping and Alining. Gentleman CAtirt Michael Allen Bird wool; Gentleman Cadet Andrew Scott Waugh ; Gentleman C 44141 John Clarke Shaw; Gentleman Cadet Thomas Sydenhant Kenn dy; Gentleman Cadet Robert Itlartin ; Oentletnav Cade: Barre William Goldin; Gentleman Cadet Henry Watts; Gentleman Cadet John Parry Power; Gentlentatt Catart Francis Edward Ithulton Bennett; Gentleman Cadet Edward Laren: Onmaany. 111110 RANDA. Lieutenant Colonel Philip Hughes, of the finyal Invalid En gineers, has been allowtdro dispose ut his Commission. The Chrinian names in Captain Mackenzie, who was appointed on the t7th ult. to an Unattached Company, arc Robert Andrews, and not Robert Hay. ERRATUM El 8141E11111 07 12111 111. 65th Fqot—Fur Captain ArtKir *Alvan, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Peter 11laci ine , who txe bulges, receiving the dif ference—read Captain Arthur Sullivan, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice William hlaclealie, who I. salines, receiving the difference. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Covnty of Kent. Richard Raiford, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant of the county of , Kent, and city and county of Canterbury. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ile rtford. Daniel Goodson Airy, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. 'Hertfordshire 3lilitia—Thumas Goode', 11.1 q. to be Captain, by Ikea rt. FRENCH PAPERS. Eltobi THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED FEB. 25. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAL 25. You have ptobahly rec 'red the Proclamation which is in circul 4 tion bele, and which fi.ls the mnds of all the Chi istians with alai in. You ar r doubtless iniumed Also the persecutions to wh'ch tin. united Armenians of the It , man Church are exposed; persecutions which remind the capital of the days of terror when the J. nissar les %set e di,solved. The Pr oc Lima tion is exec t.t..n is its lull force ; it has reviv•:d the courage of the Nlus. j sultirans, and ihe genet al aiming has alrr aJy began. pin this fortnight above S ()00 Armenians base been sent to Asia. The most di-tinguohed persons of this religion glory in showing then zeal, and suffering for their faith ; they rather expose themselves to the most severe fate than accept the condition of favour which the Patriarch has offered them in the name of the Sultan, namely, to embrace the Creedn! the sect of the Euty chians. Thus the riALt Lebo* ous and the most moral subjects are forcibly torn, on ihe proposal of thei, Pau larch, from - the eseic se of tteir ptofessinns. The capital will feel the loss severely. It ..eems that many of these u:dortunate persons have gon. to Ociessa, where they have been well received. The changes in the Adniinistra ion continue. The Kiaya Bey, Moister of the lnte.ior, has just been dismissed, and Tahir Pacha, who was supposed to be in disgrace. even beheaded, is in fell activity, and gone to Slitylene to take the command of the Turkish squadron dest'ned against S.io. The Pacha of Sniyina will suppoit this expedition with -thile thousand try. Accout is from Sinyrna of the 15th January say, that the Pacha is gone to Tcliestue, to prepare the ear bat kation of the troops. The Consuls of the three Powers at Smyrna closed their functions on the 14th; but as they are merchants. and 41C Very extensively engaged in the business of this place. none Of thefll have quitted this tows. . Thr English and Fiends Consuls have ircommended the iiiairiduals of their nati , nis to the Consul of the Nether• lands. The Russians ale placed under the protection o f the Austrian Consul. M. Ulacquo, Editor of the thiettial Spectator, who , was attested .by order of the French Consul and put on board a French ship of war, has bees released. A Message from the Lore of Sir W. Rae, to give evidence their Lordships upon the Sir J. NEWPORT present in the city of Waterford ar dece d to he printed. Sir J. NEWPORT moat/ neficed Curates of the &tat number of years during whirs and allowances they have gat St A. GRANT pr Rents Supply, containing the Reso E.donates.—The Reculutions CORPJI4IO Mr. Alderman Worsts pre Chapel, in the city of GI Corporation and Test Act' Sir E. KNATOIMMILL, front and twelve other places in from Maze Pond s its the I ART, from Brecon, and ten from twenty places in Cermet moothsbire; Sir E. Coxe Glamorgan; Mr. Possorear . THORP, from Kettering and - from Ashby-de-la-Zouch; sod seventy-two other places Wales; the Marquis of Bedford ; Mr. T. ligints Mr. I.wwLsr, from Birmi Essex; Lord Ifammirst, Lord MARD►r►6LS. ITOM Lord F. OSBORKI, from Cambridgeshire; Mr. Bran, land ; Sir IL Helton, from ' Horncastie; Lord NORM/ from Thetford and Berkshire and Oxfordshire. Crown -court, Covent-gat de , from Greenwich, Bethel places in Essex ; Mr. DEN' Protection of Religious L stated, were the rep:ries from Mr. Rowland Hilt's :runt, from Oxford; Mr. individual ; Mr. Uuacomas Westbury, Corsley, and front the Poultry Chlari. SON, from a Parish in tht Brighton; Mr. KA.i, er Z:uch; I.avcr.slgo INGTON .rom Tregohy ; Mi .1. Ittissel.t. from Godinauct MAnchreter.—Orderctl %crf Lord J. RUSSEL bringing forward a I not be deemed lea Haase on account of wAs fel suaded tam II vet c.f Pen loners, plat did, upon the great e held worthy the d , their prayer ant disni, 'twit. He felt r.o dithi of the Petitioners in knew that no one character of the Pi ote , There was one consit' with a feeling sornew were not for ether ri with despair—he all, last time the subjec came supported by th , Fox; yet, notwithstat was rejected by the . have rendered all exer did not know that weapons as Mr. Fox, neither had to encounter. Dining the last thi te , lings of the country had made sui larly amongst the middling classes, to en (Apposed to ti.e rep-al of these Among its. most stienuout SUppOi, ilibilatiOn Of this was to be found of the Common Council of the CI 1790, resolutions wets passed by tl the topes) of the •Acts in queition, Members who voted against it. • rsPiA. . . jalk .' " - • 7 . 4 . 41 NI mii I ri , r' B r 6 ' . 4 S, . oA ii. 1. .. : `, F - • . •17.7 - le /Au*. 3,."- •• : . • - :War . ; •, - ' 4 3 l V i 4. " .7 . 4..ef•••• .' 1 - • . llt. • % • 4 I-: *k I .. '''' - . s ••-..• . - sr 4iwit:s.!;4. - .. 4 „ • .r.;:,, ,, ... .-...1.. , .. • •:.:: 1 ,,,,, 1 . [PEACE S fr: VEN PENC E s : . . -....--.4--„,,A, I • AL PARLIAMEN l'. 7 -ria-- OP LbRDS, FED. i 6. I - 1' ntel Petitions for the Repeal of the Test ffia the Protestant Dissenters of Brecon, . . tented Pithiest' to the same effect front . - ~ • . ii toted skilir Petitlotts froM Erightheire- ' presented a Petition. to the like e ff ect titers of East-street, ,Mary.lalbotine. rd similar Petitions from the Protestant Wilts; of fleadingham, Kssek ; of Glos. s county or Caluvarthett ; of King-street af Cannon-street (lapel. Manchester; of 1 f n; of Llatifechan, in the county of Asa i,. • : he county of York t. of the Baptist Con. ' •i. . t, Soho; of Winslow Bucks; of Kirby • ' 1 I : I of Long Sutton; and i of,a great number . • / ' . several Petitions It ll presented sintitar Poi:ions front the I Peter.field, in the county of &amino'''. ; i of Mareshefd. Notts; of flay Weston, .1 . nercial-road, Mt:tech:pet ; of Penn -way, . i ycombe, Bucks; of Bold-street, Liver- places. ..............,...,..„.,..,.. •-• --I kLE presented a similar Petition from ti . , . cr • .1, of the tow, and t3r•rt of Deeet. . ed Petitions to the same effect from the to town of Leicester, and of several other % • DOWN prese ated Petitions to the same . Vass raters of Nlaresfield Chapel, H .c..... . area ; 4 the Academy Chapel, Hoetnn; ai l'a. ' 'work ; of Chippenharn,Wilts; of Silver- al Cockermutith, Cteritherland ; of Efini ),. a .I . ' it. M .ry.street Chap e l, C ar diff ; o f C ur - ceet Chapel, D e p t f u td; of t h e Ci t y o f . rii.r place.. " • i a Petition from a n I n di v id ua l § Conte of utioplaining that be was not 'efficiently 1 I '.12 ill inked the Noble Lord for th e con. I'4 he had presented the P e ti t iim, a nd h a d 1 4 '.:l * taut cognizant of the circumst a n ce s o f i It' • '' ' : f DOWN presented P e titions, prayin g the i 1 Mg religious liberty trine several parishes v, and in other parts of Ireland.—The rally ordered to lie upon the table. tilt was reported, and ordered to be en- 1 adjourned. IE OF COMMONS. / moved for Returns of the Amount of t • irits imported, exported, and upon which t year ending sth January, 1828. Teseltted a Petition from certain Malt- the Regulations of the Mali Duti a Ac. • t ed a similar Petition front certain nu Malt- I t , i' abroke.—Ordered t o li e n the table. . a . a NDOS presented a Petition from the , praying for an ahetation of the Puor ~onintittee on the Poor Laws. ed a Petition front the Parish of St. Ni- a the Catholic Cairns; also similar Pe- aces in the county of Galway.-Ordered i.fitl• ' • .ords requested leave for the attendance li t :', a widener before the Select Committee of Game Laws. 4 tit . 'esented a Petition from c er t a in M a l ts t era I 'a .t against the Malt Duty Iteeulationso—Or. i , !.' . I cured fora return of the numbe Ot of gre- i - 1- ;abilities! Church he Ireland, Mow* the t; 'hich they have officiated, and the salaries - generally rec e iv e d.—O r d ere d. . t. ented the Report of the Committee of 4 , . : esolutions of the Committee on the Nayy . It• - ions n ere agreed to. "It 7: tATION AND TEST ACTS. ,a-1 !". rreserted a Peti:ion from Barton-street j Glnu, ester, praying for a r e p ea l of the as; a similar Petition from Greenwich; i Milton; Sir W. Rowter, trout Walton, 1 the county of Saffolk; Mr. N. Cosmeat, , • Borough of Southwark; Lord J. S TEW . I, .1 1 - rn other places in the c ounty o f Brecon; : ! I 1 ...: rmarthenshire, Cardiganshire, and Mon- me, from sits places in the county of '' weer, from Southampton; Lord As.. and another place; Sir Charles Hoirrntas, a; Mr. WILLIAII SMITH, from Norwich, t 1 !, '• I t' : a aces In different parts of England and • ' ` TovisToce, twelve from the county of .. , HARD, from Chelmsford and Ivanhoe; • t •mingharn ; Mr. WESTIRN. fifteen from * I , seven from Nottingham and its vicinity; 1 • a Kimbolton ; a Misinee, front eswestry ; t . • a Vilsbeacb, and several o her place* in i Tate, from Mile End, Houton, and Kings- I 1 1- I' '' '' to, Peterborough, Stanford, Steaford. and ~i. .:. KARST, from Alnwick ; Mr. B. DAMAO, inner ; Mr. Nonce, from two paces is . . hire; Mr. P. Tnoraraon. from Dover; 1 den, and two other places ; Mr. Cercaerr, I Chapel. I.l..nd.street Chapel. and three a 1 r . , 'ciao., Iron the Pra.testant Society for. the Lihetty, who, the Honourable Member , 1 entative of one thousand Congregations ; r . , 'a Chapel, and from Mitcham ; Mr.L ANO . !, a A . 1 ' • ' • I Immouse, front Deptford , and from an ' " ass, aunt Pickering; Mt. Bemire, from I Deptford; Mr. Alderman THOMPSON, - a / • • Boartingford, and Poplar ; Mr. A. DAII/- ' : he County of Loath ; Mr. ('caress from , . • , ieveral from Leicester and Ashby de-la- trout a place in Devonshire; Dr. Luso- Jr. Axs ,n from Melton filowbr.y ; Lord . 4 tache•ter, London-road, liorselidowni and ' i 'l . '. ereral:y to lie on the table, a .L then. rose, for .the purpose of motion, which, he trusted, would - , 'i a worthy the considetation of tlae - t a . • the weakness of its advocate. He # the waits:rot such an immense nun - 1* . , ~ lacing their cause, as they ge n t r a lly , • ground of religious liberty, would I , '' - i i I I , deepest attention of the House, and iiined without the grayest deliber; - ' ' 'lt ' tEculty on account of the conduct ''' 'l, o approaching the House, for I e '; could impugn the loyalty or the ~ • )testant Dissenters of this country. idea ation which impressed his Third ita.. r• recol i l o e ogg e e t t i i,hl 7 tnhcHe t e h ono a li t tvien M; 'the orint. what allied to awe, and which, if ;t . ..t t ; I I _ t circumstances, would have filled it I • a . ' y the tiding i i l l a g i talent s a e n a d d t v h a e n ' ' '' ' a :11tewde.ilis introducedt.) eloquence : I , ; . ~.. House. Such a co ns id erat i on w . u 'd - i. '7 :sections ors' his pa r t h ope l ess , if le I, • 1 .,.. while .he could not wield the seer e • •,, i a, neither h a d h e t h e same enem i es i i 1 ;:. • ing the la s t thi rt y ) ears the liberPl .• :ry had made such progress, pollen- ".• •-.,. siJciling classes, that those who were l: j ;: •A I ..'.. i 1 1 . •: . 1, .. I.e rep-al of these l aws , were now , •• Sinuous supporters. One fact in il- r , 1 :u . as to be found in the proc.eJings i • , Juncil of the City of London. In t . etc passed by that body deprecating Acts in question, and that.king their • !, ed against it. So much had th e ta i „a ... 1 1 " , L 1 ' . o C .1 '!s t I . li