Star. — London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

1' . II 1 r• .•..: .." A • a t y • • Y NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. His Royal Highness the PAINCS RZOINT has given permission to the 413th Regiment of Foot to have on their colours and ap pointments the words," Prennees, Nivelie, Nive, and Oahe.. WAR-OFFICE, JULY 2, 11119. td Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutesiont Charles Wyndham to be Captain of a Troop,.b, purchase - , vice Fenton, who retires. To be Lieutenants —Cornet Mark Lloyd, by , purchase, vice Wyndham.; Cornet and Adjutant William Crawford (to have the rank). To be Cornet, by purchase--Robert Markham, Gent. vice Lloyd. 11th Regiment of light Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Michael Childers, from half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Major, vice Archibald Mooey, who exchanges, receiving the diffirence between full-pay of Infantry and full-pay of Cavalry only. . 13th Ditto—Garnet and Adjutant Thomas Rosser to , have the rank of Lieutenant. 19th Ditto--George Talbot, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bailey, promoted. 12d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant James Steuart, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Clarke, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 46th Ditto.--Lieutenant Joseph Robert Raines, from the half pay of the Bth We=t India Regiment, to be Lieutenapt, vice Nicholas Nepean, who exchanges. 47th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas French to be Adjutant, vice A •••..0.,A Burrowes, deceased. 52d Ditto --:Brisign Henry P. Smith to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Northey;promoted in the Royal York Rangers ; Richard Frederick Hill, Gent. to be Ensign , by purchase, vice 63d Dina--Ensign James Kershawe, from the 3d We* India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Babington, who exchanges. 68th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Manley Power, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Rowley, promoted in the 7th Foot. 70th Ditto—Staff-Assistant .Surgeon Joseph Fannien to be As sistant-Surgeon, vice Swindell, deceated. 76th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Wood, from the kalf-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Neil Mackay, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 85th Ditto--Bretit-Major William Plunkett De Bathe to be Major, by purchase, vice Knox, promoted in the 4th West India Regiment; Lieutenant Frederick Maunsell to be Cap tain of a Company, by purchaus,vice De Bathe ; Ensign James Hunter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maunsell; Lord Charles Paulet to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hunter. 89th Ditto—lieutenant John Moore, from the half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Patrick Kelly, who ex- changes. 3d West India Regiment—Ensign Murray Babington, from the 63d Foot, to be Ensign. vice Kershawe, who exchanges. 4th Dittd--Major lion. James Knox, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Nixon who retires. Royal York Rangers—Lie u t e nant Edward Richard Northey, from the 52d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Edwards, who retires. UOSPITA I. STA TT. To be Surgeogs to the Forces--Staff-Surgeon William Henry Lys, from half-pay ; Staff-Surgeon John Cole, M. D. from half-pay, vice Thomas 0' Maley, who exchanges; Staff-Sur geon Patrick M‘Glasban, from half-pay, vice John Alexander Campbell, whO retires upon half-pay. To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Forces--Asslstant-Surgeon John Metge Barney, from half-pay of the Ist Dragoon'Guards, vice Faroden, appointed to the 70th Foot ; Assistant-Surgeoa seph Allen, from the Royal West India Rangers vice John Robert Savery, who retires upon half-pay of the Royal West Ihdia Rangers. To be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces—Deputy Purveyor George Pratt, from half-pay, vice George Keys, placed on half-pay. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM AT Mitt SAA• Assistant• Surgeon Satrdiel George Lovett:nee, frum Southamp ton, to be Assistant-Surgeon. MILTS% ILY minx's A? sem rstastrrost. Assistant-Surgeon William Gordon Watson, M D. from half . *kik pay of the 95th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice . Lawrence, removed to Chelsea. ossalsoss. Lieutenant John Gallagher, nn half-pay of the 98th Foot, to be • Town Major at New Brunswick, vice Jenkins, deceased The appointment of Assistant Surgeon William Gordoei Wat son, from half-pay of the 95th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, as stated in the Gazette of 17th April last, has sot taken place. Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General Marsden hashed= per mitted to resign his Commission, in consequence of his inability to proceed on Service. Commission in the Cardiff Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Whitlock Nicholl, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Strafford, Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, miller, from July 13 to August 1 1, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Bawtry, Yorkshire. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ..... Joseph Snow, Swarkewone, Derbyshire, and Robert Wilkins, Staunton Harold, Leicestershire, timber-iiierchauls. BANKRUPTS _ John Lewis, jun. late of Martley, Worcestershire, horse-dealer, to surrender July 13, 14, and August 14, at eleven, at the Hopmarket Inn, Worcester. Attornies ' Fir. Shuter, Mill bank-street, Westminster; or Mr. Godson, Worcester. John Marshall, York-place, Walworth, merchant, July 6, 24, and August 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ar len, Cloak-lane. John Coltman, late of Chelsea, coal-merchant, July 13, 20, and August 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messes. Lo dington and Ilan, King's Bench-walks, Temple. John Phillips, late of Littleton, Worcestershire, paper-maker, July 23, 24, and August 14, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Ckel tenham. Attornies, Mr. Pittman, Symond's Inn, Chancery.- lane ; or Mr. Sadler, Winchcomb. James Leslie, Lower Thames-street, merchant, July 13, 24, and August 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, London Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane. Henry John Reynolds, Peterborough and Stamford,. habee daahee, July 13, 20, and August 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Spence, Staple Inn, Holborn. Edward Fentiman, Peterborough and Stamford, haberdasher, July 10, 17, and August 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Spence, Staple Inn, Holborn. . Jonathan Mort, Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, July 30, 31, and August 14, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn ; or Messrs. Board man and Merry, Bolton. John Smith, Parliament-street, tailor, July 6, 24, and August 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New court, St. Swithin's-lane. Robert Crombie, Chelsea, victualler, July 6, 13, and August 14, att twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Henson, Mott veriti-street, Fleet-street., Kirk Boott, Artillery-place, Finsbury-square, merchant, July 10, 17, and August 1 4 , at ten, at Guildha ll : Attorney, Mr. Grosvenor, Verulatn-buildinTs, Gray's Inn. George Southern, late of Streatham, Surrey, baker, July 6, 17, and August 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Beetle Mark-lane. Thomas Henry Hirit, Dean-street, Canterbury-square,, Ilikh wark, oil-merchant, July 6, at elevett, 10, and Augnetifill, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holt, Threadu • • William Love, Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, , July 19, 111, and Mime 14, at one, at the Rummer Bristol. Attornies, Meows. Adlington and Gregory, row ; or Mr. Haynes, High-street, BristoL Thomas and William lb-ardsall, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, dealers and cbapmen, July 15, 16, and August 14, at twelve, at the Tontine Ile, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Wake, Wiork sop ; or Mesas. Wigglesworth and Crooley, Gray. Inn. Thomas Waller, Trentkans, Staffordshire, pot.eeller, July 12, 13, and August 14, at eleven, at the Crown and Ands* Inn, Lare End, Staffordshire. Attornies, Mr. Flint, Ustoeetkr ; or Mr. Tooke, Giay's lon. Charles Mann, Wakefield, grocer, at eleven, at the Woolinsan Battye, hancerplanit, or Wakefield. no). Jackson Gandy, Livetplilk,.. 14, et one. at the Guile i. tornies, Mr. Lodge, LiveepooL Dodd,ph Oxford-street, - . r 14, at eleven, at GuildhalL ‘ street, Blackfriars. LONDON. MONDAY, JULY 3, 1819. THE FUNDS. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OIIE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Reduced 681 68 S per Cent. Consols shut ,Si per Cent. 76} 76-4 per Cent. 85M 5 per Cent. Navy shut Bank Long Annuities 17 13-16 India Bonds 5 7 4 pre. Exchequer Bills (2d.) 3 pre. par Omnium dis. Consols for Acct. 690 68k. . Mails from Hamburgh, Holland, and Flanders, have arrive 4 since our last. The King of DENMARK has acceded to the Con vention with Sweden, proposed under the mediation of England, for settling their differences relative to the Norwegian debt ; and both Powers have ex changed protestations of mutual regard and perma nent amity. In order to Lighten the burthen which falls on the Norwegians, in consequence of the ar rangement with Denmark, his Swedish Majesty, and his son OSCAR, have renounced for ten years the al lowances made by the Storthing for their household establishments. The pleasure-camp in Scania will break up on the 25th instant. The Hague Courant of the 30th ult. contains ad vices from Madrid of the 13th and 15th, which state that the former accounts of the banditti were not ex aggerated. One band of armed freebooters, consist ing of 300 men, commanded by one Melchor, are traversing the province of Estremadura, and every where seizing the public contributions. They are said to be guilty of no cruelties, and as they liberally assist the indigent, they are preferred by the lower orders to those sent by the Government to arrest them. The Royal Tribunal of Caceres has been com pelled to take refuge in the City of Badajoz. A letter from Irun, of the 20th of June, states that the Ministerial revolution which has taken place has for an instant put in the back-ground King FERDI NAND'S marriage and the expedition from Cadiz, and that an extreme Coolness has taken place in the rela tions between the Court of Madrid and that of St• James's. The report of the cession of the Island of Cuba had excited a great deal of alarm among all classes, and apparently not without reason. The little trade which the Spaniards have left with America is coafined io Havannah ; it is by this that they keep up a communication with Mexico, and from time to time receive from that country bullion, piastres, cochi neal, &c. It seems therefore to the Spaniards impos sible to imagine that their Government can think of this cession. The accounts from the sea-ports were still distressing, every day bringing news of some prize made by the Insurgents within sight of the Spa nish coasts. A Royal Ordinance of great importance has just been published in Hungary. It imposes on the great Chapters the obligation of paying a tenth of their net revenue for the building and repair of the fortresses of that-kingdom. The following commercial article is given under the head of Trieste. 10th June: Trade is extremely bad ; there is no demand Whatever for any kind of merchandize. English manufactured goods are publicly exposed to sale almost for nothing by various kinds of people, so that the regular dealers can sell nothing. Corn and wine are uncommonly good and in great abundance. bat unsaleable. In Italy, Istria, and Dalmatia, there le every appearance of a rich harvest. This is parti cularly desirable with respect to oil, as the olive trees some years." ipso ahived at the Prince pd,Princess dmir tour diroogh ' t it rWo nephews, the young Duke of Baunr.vtoc, whose fusber fell at Quatre Bras four years ago. Haniburgh Exchange on Loudon, June 25, 34.6.7. The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have ar- rived since our Last. TheKruo continues his public promenades, and only waits the prorogation of the Chambers to take his departure for St. Cloud. A disturbance of so serious a description has broken out in the School of Laws, that the Commission of Public Instruction have ordered it to be shut up for the present. It originated in the Lectures of a Pro fessor BAVAUX, on Civil and Criminal Procedure. whose liberalism of sentiment, on certain points, ap pears to havedivided his pupils into two such furious parties, that they proceeded to blows in the lecture room, and afterwards to such excesses, that there was no other remedy for the disorder, but an im mediate termination of the Lectures. A public fete was to be given at Berlin on the 22d of ast month, by authority of the KING, in honour of the memory of KOTZEBUE. Measures, it is said, were taken to prevent any thing of party spirit mixing itself with the solemnity. French 5 per Cents. Thuisday, 69fr. 35c. We have received to4si tie 4 York Papers to the 11th of June. • They confirm th . e account of the re capture of Porto Bello and the disgrace of MAC- Guacoa.—The Bank of Baltimore, on which there was lately such a run, has been robbed of 18,000 dollars in specie. One of the persons in the Esta blishment, on whom suspicion has fallen, has been arrested, and it is said that 11,000 of the dollars have been recovered. The pecuniary distress which prevails so generally throughout the Union, appears to be particularly felt in Kentucky, where there have been a great many Public Meetings, and Resolutions passed, all calling for a suspension of payments in specie by the Banks, a liberal - of paper money, and the immediate convocation of Congress. The demand for British Manufactures in North America never was at a lower ebb than they are re presented•to be by the latest accounts. We think it our duty to press the consideration of this fact on our Merchants and Manufacturers, who are ever too ready to force even hazardous sales, to lessen the quantity of goods in their overstocked warehouses.— Let it be recollected that all sales forced in foreign markets, at prices below the cost of materials and la bour, instead of proving any way beneficial, occasion ,an absolute waste of capital to the individual and to Me country ; and can only tend to the win of our na tional prosperity.—The following Letter is from the Commercial Agent in New York of a considerable Manufacturing House, in Yorkshire: NEW YORK, JUNE 6. I have just returned from a tour to the principal trading depots in the Union, which has occupied my time for the three last months ; and a most melan choly task I have had—never before did I witness such distress and embarrassment as everywhere pre vail, on account of the over-stocked markets, and the low price of all descriptions of goods. I delayed writing till now, in the hope of having something fa vourable to communicate, but, alas, that is not the case ; and instead of sending any orders,' I cannot even advise you to make a single consignment Such, indeed, is the over-glutted state of the markets on this side the Atlantic, that it would take a brisk de mand of many months to lessen, in any perceptible .degree, the immense stocks on hand ; and whatever goods arrive, for some time, must either be reshipped, or consigned to rot in stores. " The shoals of emigrants, from all quarters of the globe, but more particularly from England, Ireland, and Scotland, continue undiminished : those who bring no property with them, (by far the greater pro portion) will only have exchanged for the worse, as trade here is now at an extreme low ebb in every branch. It would swell my present letter to too great a length were I to attempt to name the com mercial failures that have occurred here within the. last six months. I shall, therefore, leave them to reach you through other channels." Letters have been received this morning from Lord COCHRANE'S squadron, dated the end of February, idle was then within three days sail of Callao. Yesterday the following Bulletin was exhibited at St. James's Palace : WINDSOR CASTLE S DLY 3, 1819. " His lodiarsar's bodily health continues to be firm, and there has been no sensible alteration in the Rate of his MAJESTY'S dis order during the last month. (Signed) " HENRY HALFORD. "J. WILLIS. " DI. BAILLIIL " R. WILLIS." • " W. HEBERDEN. On Saturday the PRINCE Itanycr dined with the Duke of RUTLAND. Saturday evening the Duke of Yoex arrived in town from Windsor. Yesterday the Duke of YORK visited the PRINCE . Itnom at Carlton House. The LORD CHANcELLoa and theVICE-CHANCELLOR had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Prince LEOPOLD 'visited the Cobuurg Theatre, on Saturday evening. Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of KENT and Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Service at the German Chapel, St. James's Palace. Yesterday afternoon Prince LEOPOLD, attended by Sir ROBERT GARDINER and Baron HARDENBROCK, visited.tbe British Gallery in Pall-mall. Satan* morning, the Duke and Duchess of GrAucietalt left town for Cambridge, as did Prin- Sect ScirmA MATILDA. The Duchess of YOll5. attended Divine Servi c e at the Heide° with her l Whitehall Chapel yesterday. " - grocer, July 23, 24, and August 14, 'have been very unproductive for an Inn, Wakefield. Attorates, Mr. : The KING of the NETHKILLAI or Mr. Scholefield, notary; near . Hag* on'the Ist instant. The I , i mese b e s & s, J u ly, gO, el, and Ur* of 011.41411 have returned fro & s sno, Daieetreet, LiserpoeL At. or Mr. Bettye, Chance Flanders so • Scustelt. 4 en g ineer, July 13 , 17, and ti ge e st . The Prinoess-Downger of 8134,/ ill. Attorney, 14. Hanky, Bridge! has beau lately paying a visit w t #,~'~[lo 4;e . . . 1 Y • . . HOUSE OF WE t tidy Virdshils mm Ibis day 1 _ hb Majestfs Caosinisslon, .to give IB&W a public and a private flaw reign Enlistment Bill, and Scotch • ~;_ _ Y 3. K - 9* ;s. day at atm o'clock, by virtue of give thi Royal Assent to several nature among otbert to the Fo- Duelling Igll. HOUSE OF COMMONS. - - - - The kluges took the chair at three o'clock, and was imme diately after summoned to attend the House of Lords, to hear the Itbyal Assent given by commission to several public and private Bills. The House resolved itself into a Committee on the Assessed Taxes Bill, .and the Report was ordered to be re ceived on Monday. The House also resolved itself into a Com mittee on the following Bills, the Reports of which were seve rally ordered to be r ceived on Monday—the New South Wales Duties Bill, Deceased Officers' Arrears Bill, the Irish Excise Licenses Bill. The Irish Elections Bill to be considered on this day three weeks. The following Ellis were severally ordered to be read a third time on Monday next—the Exchequer-bills Bill, Irish Treasury BiiUs MI, Plate-glass Bill, Irish Insolvent Debtors Bill, Irish Prisons Bills, Irish Permits Bill. And the following Bills were severally read a third time and passed :—The Navy Agents' Al lowance Bill, the Vessels' Cargoes Bill, the South W ales Trades Bill, the Irish Fisheries Bill, the Sweet and Made Winos 818, the Coffee Exportatioo Bill, the Silk-manufacture Nil, awl the Crown-glass Bi 1. . A message from the Lords announced their Lordships agree ment to the Charitable Foundations Bill, with certain amend ments, to which they prayed the concurrence of the House. . Air WRIT. Mr. LUSHINGTON moved, that the Speaker do bate his Writ for the election of a Knight of the Shire for the Shire of Wilts, in the rooms o( Paul Methuen, Esq. who had since his election accepted the nice of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds. Ordered. • THE EVENING STAR. emission LEEDS, JULY 3. A Requisition, signed by eighteen respectable hou se . holders, was presented to the Mayor of this tows, terday, requesting him to call an early Meeltng ~f the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood, I, take into consideration the alarming and distressed state of the coantry—to make a solemn Appeal to u se People of Great Britain, praying them to join u s forming a National Union, to procure their Coasts. tutional Rights, and also to adopt such measurer As will give speedy relief to their starving cnuntrytnen. The worthy Magistrate received the Deputation with great affability, but would not pledge himself as to any compliance with their request. 1k ap pointed Monday for the Deputation to wait upon Lin for a final answer. Should the Mayor and Map. traces decline calling the Meeting, the Itegnisitin nists themselves mean to call one, without delay, to take into consideration, and discuss the topics above set forth. The story in many of the London and Provincial Papers, of Earl Fn ZWILLIAM having been sent for express into Yorkshire, on account of serious distur. bances, is totally false in every part. His Lordship still continues at Peterborough, where he has been for some time past ; and so little apprehension is en. tertained of any riot or disturbance in this vicinity, that I understand our worthy Mayor and Magistrates have declined accepting the services of any additional troops—feeling sufficiently strong, armed with the Civil Power. THE ARMY. Friday, the Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry were reviewed on Porto Bello Sands, near Edinburgh. Thursday morning a squadron of the 10th Hussars marched from Piershill Barracks for Perth, where t is to be stationed. Saturday, the 63d Regiment, just landed from t!'e West Indies, marched into Winchester garrison from Gosport, where they will remain till further orders. Captain ADYE'S company of the Royal Artillery arrived at the Motherbank in a transport, on Friday, from Malta, where they remain under quarantine. Captain SCRIVEN and two Lieutenants of the same company are also come home. The following is a List of British Officers employed (under his Majesty's Licence) in the service of any foreign State; distinguishing their respective ranks, and the States by whom respectively employed : IN TILE SERVICE OF PORTUGAL. GniznAL--Lord Beresford. Ltrwrausx-Cot.ovms--Sir John Wilson, Sir Archibald (mp. bell, Sir John Buchan, Sir Maxwell Grant, Sir William Coa, Sir Charles Sutton, Sir John Campbell, Gustavus Browne Si; George Elder, Michael AlTreagh, Sir Henry Wauon, Ri c hard Armstrong, Chas. Ashworth, Sir Henry Pyn, and D. M'NdlL Manias—Alexander Anderson, Sir Robert John Harvey, Kenneth Snodgrass, Isaac Henry Hewett, _George Wm. Paty, `John Prior, Thomas St. Clair, Peter Adamson, Jahn Amok. 'fry= O'Toole, Sir 1). St. Leger Hill, Sir E. K. Windlass, G. H. Zubleze, Sir Nicholas Trant, John Macdonald, Betjamin Sulli van, Caitlin; Mathew Clunchy, John Rolt, and Ralph Olney. Carrints—Edward Knight, William Charters, Sir Frrde rick Watson, Benjamin Orlando Jones, Thomas O'Neill Eil-. ward Braekenbury, Tbomaz Eeacoke, Robt. Ray, J. P. Maher. James Johnstone, Thomas Cox, William Gordon, William Ca ter, & V. Deriny, Charles MaximiWarn, Thomas Western, Ro bert Macintosh, Walter O'Hara, C. C. Mitchell. John William Head Heydays, Thomas Smith, llogh Hay Rose, Samuel Haw kins, Hugk Linsley, George Henry, Edward Murphy, Robert Haddock, William de Linstow, Charles John Fitzgerald, George Lennon Graham Henry, Augustus beDosald, Redolph &wa ger, William Dobbin, Nicholas Colthurst, Thomas Robert Shervinton, Sir Frederick Armstrong, Thomas Potter, John Pigott, George Edward Quenton, John Moore Foley, James Dridwell, Thomas Bonbury, John Sutherkand, David Sheik Richard Daniell, William Henry Thornton, Alexander lb& gregor, James Robinson , John Murray Brown , Wm. G o res. Charles Joseph de Franciosi, Charles Valentine Htm, Jsiq Newman, John M'Phail, A. Philip de Burgh, Archib R Ensuns—John Heron. DKNITY INSFICTOT OF lipseiviktv--Augustus West. STAFF SOTOZONs--Willianl Wynn, Frederick Jcbb, Joh* Clark, and Barry. IN THE SF.R*ICE OF SPAIN. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Philip Keating Roche. Captain Sir John Clarke. Assistant Commissary-General SO John Downie. IN THE SERVICE OF TSUI IEXTMERLANDE Lieutenant James Hoiel. - IN THE SERVICE OF Nt.FLES, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Church. The Lords of the Treasury have been pleased to order the chief Officers of the several preventive sta tions belonging to the Customs, all along the coast, to take charge of the apparatus for saving ship wrecked mariners. The London, Janus, Borodina, and Loyal Briton. transports, under the agency of Lieut. I'. Srxwma, R. N. arrived on Sunday se'nnight at Portsmouth. rrorn Batbadoes, with the 63d Regiment. Some of the troops having died during the passage (which ss as a very tedious one, nearly eight weeks), the transports were placed under quarantine at the Motherbank until Tuesday, when they received pratique, and went into harbour. Rear-Admiral DONALD CAW BELL, in the Salisbury, Captain WILBOW, was left at Barbadoes. The Euryalus, Captain Hosirissow, at Sr. Thomas's ; and the Fly, Captain ToraitiusoN. at Antigua. The Raleigh, Captain BausioAßDT, had sailed for La Guira, to take on board specie. The squadron, as well as the several islands; were gene rally healthy. LieutenantWugAmev, of the Raleigh, came home in the London transport, invalided. Slr. M'Moony, of the Salisbury, was appointed to the Raleigh in his room. The Regiment landed at Go.- port on Friday and Saturday, and proceeded toWin chester, where they are to remain till further or-stets. Thursday last the ship Cossack arrived at Grave send, with 110 passengers, bound for New York.— On their arrival they proceeded to the Alien Office, for the purpose of entering their names ; forty-6%e got into one boat to return to the ship, when through some mismanagement, the boat ran foul of the hawser, which caused it to upset, and all were pre cipitated into the water, but owing to the exertions of the Gravesend people, they were saved from a wa tery grave, with the exception of one, whO was un fortunately drowned. 1. • 1 1 • I A ~' * f t