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F • is = • Poet, arbe AliliteckSirgeon. lothlStte-414MItelpent Henry Sykes Stephens to be Grates hy purchase, vice Critioek, pruntoted ; Ensign Richard Fallowed Wattled talt# i l igatenant. by purchase, vice Stephens; Ensign Edward Hopwood, from the 72,1 Pout, to he Ensign, vice Walond. 31st Ditto—Brevet Major Francis Raga: tote Major,by purchase, vice WOregor, promoted. - I 39d Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Campbell, from the bait pay of the Rifle llrigade, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 3141 Ditto—Rnsign Thomas James Galloway to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Urquhart, deceased ; Second Lieutenant William Wilson Hornsby, from the 60th lleghnent, to be Ras sign, vice Galloway; A.ssistant•Surgeon Charles Collis, from the half.pay of the 6th Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 56th Ditto--Aesistant-Surgeon Robert John Baylis Burkett, from the half-pay of the 7th Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 58th Ditto—Brevet Lientenant-Colonel Thomas Evans to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase; Captain James Willie lie be Major, vice Ryan.; Lieutenant George Yosog to be Captains vice Baillie ; Ensign George Conway; Montagu Levine Wade Soutar Johnston, to be Lieutenant, vice Young; William Rabat Waddle, G . to be Ensign without purchase, vice Jelmiblik promos 39th •• Captain Donald Urquhart, from the half-pay of tlOl l 84th Regiment, to be Captain, vice Francis Henry Ilian.l who exchanges. 41st Ditto—Captain Nicholas Browne. , from the half pariit ie 69th Regiment, to be. Captain, vice B. N. Bleett.Mho eachisnec 45th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Blackpoole to be Lieutenant C014113e1, without purchase, vice Ximenes. to the 16th Foot ; Brevet lieutenant Colonel Jobs fussy • Stachpoole, to be Major, vice Maikpoole. To be Captats—Lkonenant St. Laurence Webb, front the 69th Foot, without purchase, ace Campbell, promoted in the 50th - Regiment; Lieutenant James Stewart, vice Stackpoole. - To he Lieutenant—Ensign James Urquhart, vies Stewart. To be Ensign—Edward Thos. Coke, tient. V. Urquhart promoted.l 46th iteginten t of Foot—To be lieutenants—Resign Charles Cyril Taylor, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted ; Ensign Nichol :s It. Browne, without purchase, vice Raines, prontowd the 77th Regiment. To be Ensign—Walter Jones, (lent. vice Browne. 48th Ditto--Licostenant Henry William With Nixon, from the half pay of the York Chasse:am to be Lieutenant, vice John , Atkinson, who exchanges. Sad Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel James Farman, from the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, *lama purchase; Ensign Richard Duckworth King to - be lieutenant. by peahen, vice Mountiin,prometed in the 76th Regintent ; George Wyrkry Birch. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vise King. SSd Ditto— Lieutenant Thomas Butler to be Calitaill. by purchase vice Knox, who retires ; Ensign William Kre ft ing to be Lleutcf giant, by purchase, vice Butler; Edward Wakefield, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Krefting. 64th Ditto-ft-Lieutenant Jeteph Pavel Sadden MOM to be Cap. rain, by purchase, vice Gawoyne, promoted; Ensign Ernest Animus Slade to be Lieutenant, by purchase s vice Mtleld ; Robert Shawl (hie. Gent. to beEndgn, by purchase, tine Slade. 56th ihtto—Captain John Elliot Cairn.. to be Major, by purchase, vice Dilontagu, promoted: lieutenant Nis,polas Palmer to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cairnes; E.nsign David William Bat • clay to be Lis utecant, by purchase, vice Pairaer ; George Hogg, Vent. to be Ensign, by purchase vice Barclay. Seth Dittu—Captaii, Honourable Richard Murray, front the half • pay of the sth Registrar, to be' Captain, vice Abraham Briggs, u ho eac,hangesi ; f henry Francis Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Mattison, promoted; John Evatt Acklom, Gent. to Vaisign by purchase. vice Barney.prinnoted. • Sfelkltizto—To be Slajora-s-Major lion. Thos. Seymour Bathurst. flues the half-pay 56th itegithent, vie. Graham, who exchanges; lirrset ajar Richard Cust, from 31st Regiment, without per du:se vice Bathurst, promoted. 6041•Ditto—Lieurenam Honourable George Hervey to be Captain, • by purchase, vice Erten, who retires. • To be Fir.' Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Temple. from. the Ist Fool. vice O'Brien, who exchanges; Secood Lieut.'s's% Cosby nevoid Nesbitt, by purchase, vice !lave,. T.: b e Second Lieutenant—Chaska ('Dontsghue Geet. without ..e.::; - tba.e,.eiee Hot naby, appointed to the 33d Foot. 6.:(1 Ott ro-- Ensign Francis lienelm Bouverie, to be Lielleoant,loy • purchase, vice Caldeontt, who retires; JedrelifOopi. to be Ensign, My puechase. vice naiveties Ditto—ifreset Ala* Sames Fairtiough to be Major, by • purchase, vice Le Grew, who retires; Lieutenant Edward Hugh Hunt to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fairtiough; Ensign James Gordon to beileutenant. by purchase, vice Hunt; Theis philsos Lovett, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gordon. 65th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Farquharson to be Captain, without purchase; • Honourable Henry Booth Grey, to be Ifanitts t. by • pachate, vice Hawke, promoted. 68th I)itto—Brevet lieutenant-Colonel John P. Hawking kr* lieutenant-Colonel. without pu :chase ; Brevet Major John Reid to be Major, vice Hawkins; Lieutenant Robert Jackson to be Captain. vice Reed; Ensign Peregrine _Maitland to be U.ute none, vice Jackson; Archibald Maclean. *Gent. to be Vim eke Maitland.' ?Ist Ditto—Bract lieutehmit-Colonel Arthur Jones itibe Lieu. telantsColonel, without purchase ; Brevet Majoeskisepli now Pidgcoo to be Major, vice...fonts. • . ; ; Tubs - Rmigns—Eshign Arthur Marquis of Douro. from htilt•FeY et a Fot;t : vice Leslie, whose appointment has not tikest•lince; William James Alyea. Geist.. by Mitcham, vice Lord Demo, appo t hrted to the Royal Mora Guards. To be Assistant Sorgeon--Assisuat Surgeon William Gardiner, from halestry Ted Foot. led - Ditto:—Cyrns Plaistow Trapand, Gentleman to be *Na ito. by porcine.. vice Hopwood, appointed to the 89th Foot ; Quariermaster John hlaqtherson, fro* ball pay Cape Ibegiment..l tale Quartermaster, vice George Mackenzie, who exchanges. 7::l•Ditio-sLleutenan; Joseph Owpu, from half-pay Ma Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Stuart, appointed to the lgth Light Dragoims. 7.lth Ditto—Lieutenant Hat. Augustus Caulfield James Boma., front halfspay. to be Lieutenant. vice George A. Browne, who • matinees, rsociviog the difference. 76th Ditto—Lieutenant &mine Simcos Henry Mountain, from the Stsi Foot, to be Captain, by perchase,vice flatchell. who retires ; Valise Thomas French, frum half-pay 34 West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Francis Carr, who exchange.. 71 , b Ditto—Captain St. John Augustus Clerke to be Major by vice Place p romoted; Lieutenant Joseph Robert Bainee.from the Stick kbot, to be Captain, without purchasooke Bowen;deceaself. T3tll 'Ditto...Ridge Nathaniel Cameron, from the 78th Foot, to be Epsigo. vice Townskettd, promoted. • ah Ditto—Lieutenant James Andrew Worth, to be Captain, by purcliase,vice Slaberiey. promoted. et ch Ditto —:Ensign .Dennis A; Courtly,. .be Lieutesant,by pas Ohm. vice•Archer.proinoted ; Gentlensan Cadet Pescara Ram say. item the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase,. vice Courceyee. * • Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Georg* Wltlaliey, has the half pity. to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice Fergana, appointed to the Sig Foot; Ensign George Newcombe, frail the 14th Foot, to be F o nsigm, vice Digby, appointed to die let Foot Guards. 80th Ditto--Brisign Ronald Macdonald.from the 80th Foot, to be Lientenun, by purchase, vice Harding, appointed to the Slat Foots 90th Dos—Lieutenant John Parker, from tbe hatfspay, tubs Lim tenant, vice R. Head. who exchanges, receiving the differosse. • tit Ditto--Brevet Major Robert Christopher Maned tube Mk" by maahase. vice Paty, promoted. To be Captains by purchase--Lieutenant William Lucius Cal. vice Garland. promoted; Lieut. William Ousely, vice ManorL To be lietneasnt by purchase Ensign George Walter Story, vice Cary. To be Ensign by purchase--Robt.John Massey, Gent. vice Story.' Rifle Brigade—Ueaeleant Marcus John Slade, from the half-pay, to be First Liniment, vice R. H. Fitzgerald. who exchange% receiving tbe dillitance; Hoary Cepa, Gent. to be Second Lieu. tenmet.l4x=se, vice Gower, appointed to the Ist or Grena dier Wit Rbiaitsfolf Cops Captain Henry Du Vernet to be Major, without purchase ; Lieutenant Goems.D. Hall to Jot Captain, . lee Du Vernet ; Second Lintelaitit Charles Poitouirom the • Itoyat Artillery, to be Lieutenant. • 44t West India Meginwoo—Lieutenot 'Jostles Warner, Moo -‘"" the Vint Wotan Company. to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis* . sr • • Mord to %Wile* •Poot. Lieutesant-Glisiel Ads Deeter 'Rem the halt - losi t° be • 140.emetwit-dtionds vice ileisehmitappoisill to_ “tbe sth Feet. Meal Aldan lal 3donl Colgew-Jtasiolffidmild_ amt • .to M Ciclismo, whim* pothole, vice Lao, esegnigui He nr y WIPP" Vyto, GM. to bile*" Oa Wog. . . dro. bs 00mb ta are4oo7--Livaraintrollisel Aksaader .J • g_ ._••'t ..11ethirN, upon hiff-pay, 18th Bardeen Beetartim ; Lieutenant- Colonel Thomas Weston. upon half-pay, 14th Gamboa kW.. To be Majors, in the Army-wasp& Mmll Denham ()Igor in), . Afrka) ; 'Captain William H. Newton, of the 75th Foot: Cap tain John Spring Hamilton, of the Ist Keys! Veteran Battalios Captain John Bertram Ord., of the 39th Foot. • • stare. • Colonel Sir James Douglas, K. C.ll. on the half pay. to be Deputy Quartermaster -General to the Forma serving in Ireland, vice Major-Genrivi Browne; Lieutetiant-Colonel Archibald Abed° nal4, on half-pay 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Adjutant-Gene ral to the Forces ir. the East Indies, vice Major-General Sir Thomas Mac . Mahon ; Major Honourable Thomas Seymour Bathurst, from the 59th Foot, to be Inspecting Field-Officer of Militia In the lonian Islands, with 'the rank of Lieutenant- Colonel in the Army. HOWITAL STAVT-11111ffer.' To be Inspectors of Hospitals, by Brevet—Deputy William Hugg ; Summers Higgins, M.D. Elieneser bi.D.; Thomas Thomson M.D.; Thomas Draper; Wavle* Fraser; Charles Farrell, M.O. " • Jacob Adolph To he Deputy Inipeetors of Hospitals, by Brevet—Ph James Watson Roberts, M.D. • B. Hayward Browne, M.D. ; John Arthur, 'SI.D. ; flue' Dune, AI. D. ; Staff smith Edmund Griffin ; John Glasco ; John Quirk Short ; Charles Mapother, Ninlan Bruce, Henry Graisett, James ;hasp. John ]Haling; 'Hospital-Assistant John Carter, al. D. to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces , eke Rhys , super seded; Walter Grant, Gent. to be Hospital Assistant, vice Carter. The following Officers have been permitted to dispose of their Ihlf pay, as unattached Commissions. Lieutenant Colonel John Chethatn, half pay 61st Foot; Major John Nicholli. half pay 97th Foot ; Captain - Samuel Gerrard Fairt lough. half pay 90th Foist ; Captain Algernon Langton, half pay Bth Foot; Capt. A. J. Bell, half pay 11th Foot; Capt 1. Reed, half pay sth Garrison Batt.; Capt. H. Drake,half.pay 56th Foot; Captain Samuel James Maeartney, half-pay 28th Foot; Lieut. John George Maddisemhalf pay 7th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Walla% Cradock Bettrldge, half-pay 81st Foot; Ensign James Philip Deegnish, half pay 87th Foot; Captain liumphrity St. John blildmay. half pay 95th Foot; Lieutenant-Colonel David Conyngharne. half-pay 82d Foot; Major Edward Gillman, half pay 15th Foot; Major Robert Cook, half.pay 32d Foot; Major William Colegrave, half pay sth West India Regiment ; Captain • James Brickell, half-pay 24th 'Foot ; Captain William George Daniel Tymen, half-pay 91st Foot ; Captain Hoi.H.A. IL Craven (Major-General), haltpay Independents ; Lieut. Henry Smelt,' half.pay 35th Foot; Lieut.. Dennis ('Kearney, half-pat 61st • Feet; Emdgn Francis Hurst, half-pay 87th Foot; Cornet Edmund Eitea,balf.pay 17th Ligist Dragoons ; Lieutenant-Colonel Row - bed Heathcote Hacker, half-pay Newfoundland Fencibies ; *Olga Spencer William Walsh, half-pay sth Garrison Batta lion; Lieutenant Francis Chansley. half-pay Bth Garrison Batt. inuerracants coma:lawn. To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry, by purchase-oldajor Robt. Place. from 77th !teeniest; Major Duncan MiOregor, frost 31w Regiment ' Brevet t Lieutenant-Colonel George William Pin. Puy. front the 96th Foot ; Major Henry Line, from the 15th • Light Dragoons,: ;tic( Major-General W. Heury Beckwith, Who retiree... To be Majors of Infantry, by parehme...-Captains Jobs Garland, from the 96th Foot ; Thomas literalist Thompson, Root the 17th Light Dragoons •,.Hotiourable John Hobart eradock, from the 29th Foot ; Johttildegifroas the. 534 Foot. . To be Captains of Companies by purehase.--Lieusenant Edward ' Caulfield Arctic, from 87th Foot; Litutena,nt Wifilani Hawkins Ball,from the 16th Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant John Campbell. from the 46th Foot; Lieutenant. George Fitzroy. front the 3d Foor Guards; Lieutenant ,171111rit Rermford, from the 9th Light Dragowts ; Lieutenant Charles Stuart Wonky. from the 19th Light Dragoons.; •Llestinant R. S. bflidmayifrom the 75th Foot; Lieutenant George 'William litaythteayt, from the Ist n Guardr.; Lieutenant Charles George Fairfield, frantic ' S D : a ro; Guards; .Lletttenant Frederick Hope, from 16th Pest.' To be Lieutenants of Infantry, 61 purchase—Swags Ilonourablit l Stanhope Hawke. froM the 65th Foot ; Cornet Patrick Chalmers, from the 3d Dragoeit Guatds • Ensign Veorge FatWeili from the 17th Feet; Roden Sohn Edwari •Betney. from the 511th Foot; Cornet George Altriett Uvulae, from the Cape Corps of Cavalry. To be. Ensigns, by. purebase—Joke &tong, Gent..,-Mortimer O. Goblee,Geat. George Wyoal; *.arw. Gent. Alc2nder Folcroft Ridgway, Gent. •••i • ; tssssisistart.. . . The appointinesit of,. Brevet Liniaguppat-Cashanel Campbell, from half-pay flora West Ladiakitangers, to-be; Major In the t 4th Foot. should he vice Gardine4ithnselipioiatnlant.bas nut taken place, and not vice Gardiner, wholszchanges. • The promotion of Ensign Thane% of the 90th :Foot, to a Lieu . tenancy In the 59th Foot, baa pc...taken place. Tbs,praizetion of Cornec*Dsintry. of nth Dragoon Ouarda, to an unattached Liautenattcy, by purchase, and the appointment of Mr. Howard to an linsigney, In the fietla* foot. by purchase, as stated in the Gazette ofthe lath Abe,. here net taken plate. Lieutenant Smith, friim.liall.pay 7kh Toot. Was appointed. on the Sib 34.1y..;591. to a Lisiete,ney ha. the - 45th :Foot, &id not 44th Foot. • „ . Lieutegalttlintler, from half-pay nth liPtitit.• was appointed to a Liestanenci in the 91111 . Foot, and not 9911 r gi , ltited in tbe • Gantt' a the 49th ultimo. : • • • • • Alaskross M .Gaserte:Of the %nth skims: - • 71141 Foot—Fge Capedn'l3: Maims; front bait 04T - attek•Ffmt, so be Captain, - vice Donald Maclean, who exchanges, read vice Wm. Graham, whit exchanges.' • • . *. • - . . • 91,71„pit at ORD.WAYet atlllll 15, 11039%. Corps of Royal Ensisiseri-Gan.44111454ek R4waritiresene to Ise Second Lieueeroust t • • • -..: Commission in the e Royal Cheshire • Militia s signed by tie 1..0rd. Lieutenant of the Cuuuty.Pslatime of Chester. Ensign Speneer Harrison tube Lientenitit, eke Alt, deceased. Commissions ia the Royal IdayiniYetsmanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Flint. ~Willians Wynne kikiati,. Wati• t 9 De. POO"; Joseph Lee, Rsei. to be ditto. • . . • - PARLIAMENTARY . PliQtl . 4lil/vGS. • 't•s • • • . • -HOWE- OF COMMONS,. JUNE se. - . . . kiftIR4TIQNII4ON I latigAßD'• :•• Mr. SFRINti RICE desired to know whether it was ekq la tort. tits al his Ilaje.sty's Ciivi•ritniene tv gran a Parliameneary.lnquis7 early next *Rion into tfle sistein of the eniigration-frops the moth. of Ireland to the Colisnier? Whatever opinion be neer:aimed upon that subject, be did not mean to oppose any subsisting grant selskh was in progress of execution. Itwas too late, he knew, to hays any inquiry commenced this year; all he wishes.' waits) be 'Mitred of one early in the nest. .. . . - • • . . . hie. WILMOT-HORTON replied, that it was the Inisstion of Government to institute the Parliamentary. Inquiry imothis plan of 'sesterizsdon: early next. Sessiun,• which at present could trot be commenced with any advantage. . , . RIR. KRPRICK. THE XS AGISIMATI.. ! • On the motive of 'Mr. SPRING RICX (in the abeam, satin behalf of Mr. Denman) a espy was ordered. es the later written by Mr: Remick re Mr. Janes, which was to he 'nod filed in an ail davit recorded in the Court of King's tient& . .. The Easier License BM, theßobble Act A oiendrerst Bill.and the Buckingham House BUT, were severally read a third situ. and passed. The Resolutions upon the Customs' Cossolidation Acts were reported, and &HUI ordered to be brought in accordingly. • 'The Church Loads' Exchange Bill, and Bank of Ireland Tokens Rill, were entwined. The Reports to-day. : • The Plate Duties' Transfer 1 30 1004 Irish Foundlings Bills, were read a second tine.—Repots to-day. . The House, after pest maw other Orders of the Day, adjourned at Hate ran .1111, O'CLOCK. FUNERAL or LORD granite CHICHISTIR.—On the 15th inst. the remains of this young Nobleman were deposited in the fawn, vault in Carrialfergus Church. Lord Ermams Cut eness!' alteuiled as chief mourner. NETT PUBLICATIONIL—MessTS. KRIGIIT and LACRT have lately published the following important works t The Twenty ninth of May, an Historical Noel: by Ephraim Hardcastk, Author of Wine and Waimea,* yob. Ivo. Mts.—The Last Days tsf Lord Byron by Major Parry, ere. ism—The 'lectern Athens, Second Edition, Avo• al.—Joyce's Practical Chemical Mineralogy. with Plates, Is. fed.—The Art of Beauty, with splendid Repay. logs, sus.—Clarke on the Teeth and Palate. with Plates, are. tag. —. Mechanics' Magaulne, Vol. M. sc. %oda portrait of Mr. ;mow. The famous SAMUEL Paris, Secretary to the kt minky, whose Memoirs are teetbasenleg, edited by. Lord Put sacents,was a very distisevisked BliNeastain. Hiatus Volans. of English Poetry le black letter. and Din eurioaa Widow Old English Ballads he beepeatheAat Ms damb se litieclalse College. Cambridge, where he tasseled the regolan,Llibrery. • ybie Caere- tion includes a strange, merry, dad geacalted Illsrlivecttled 'ebb& Meld Herefordshire for a Meld Ma risa .. s u e mgrespid T own f o r a Morris Dance." aad other ballads aaaiedlat in value eves the Regbergbe single best Perms which were considered Wow. . . • ..a . .; • • • ... . . • SP C . . . let 1 1 . 111 0 1 " - r 244 Cf•—iitierellirrintliet, CilD/004161L t o be min Col gee C2Fillsrapp. 'U be 26t1s . 3eitlS IRellgets to be Quante . - tnaster..viee 1 1 .143 ..a• .4 tab 117 M *to --Llenteoant killiam James D'Urbao. from half par . Cal . Aft Sias root, to.be lUeutenant. vire Carroll, deceased. 26th DlM6—Aselsopot•Sorgeoa Gavioo Panel'', from half par loth Colas lb --Lisa._ A -...1........-.. 4.1.........-.... QV 1 • to •• T 1 llt EV 1 1 ,N INI KVA R • • • _ Lao' N. MONDAY, JUNE 40. 1825. • STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Coniols opened this morning al4lll fee the Aeasent, and are sow 911 buyers, with the Market look in g up . As y et these is not :nosh business doing. In the Foreign Market everything Is mending. • Current Pekes: New Spanish 191 20, Old Spanish 241 2.t. Rua. aau 93 3 lank= 761 1. Lisilian 821, Colombian New 861 87, Brazilian Scrip 11 disc. bleeican Scrip 21 disc. PtliCE OF STOCKS AT ONE trei.ooK. S per Cent. KeJ. 90% % S piti Cent. Cons. Shut. Si per Cent. Red. 98 1 /s 4 per Cent. New Shut. Llng Ann. 22 21 1646 India Stock Shut. £l,OOO Exclieq. Bills 36 33 1:500 ditto 57 35 £lOO and £'2oo ditto 35 Si India fur Acct. 279 Cont. for Acct. 91 % FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Aisitrian B4s 5 p Ct. Mex. Scrip 01115,.2* 1 dis lira:Man Bonds Ditto Acct. 2* 1 2 * dis Ditto Acet. 431 Neapolitan Bonds, 1824, DittoSctip, spCt. 1825, Peruv. Bonds, 6 per Ct. Ditto Acct. 1 4 dis. Ditto Scrip, Buenos Ayres Bonds 96i Ditto Acct. Ditto Atm. nei Portuguese Bonds Ch lien Bonds. 6 p Ct. 821 Ditto Acct. Colombian 'WA pC. 851 86 Prian Bonds Sp C. 101 Ditto Bonds, 1894, 88 871 Do. Bonds. 1822 0 Ditto Ace. 871 88 Rum Bonds,lllll2, 6pCt. 954 I Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. Ditto for Ace. 951 Ditto Scrip, toBs, 3C s Spanish p. Ct. C. 241 5 44 Ditto Amt. 51 3 dis Ditto Acct. 2da 41 Greek Bondi 49 1 . Span. Sp. C. 1822, 241 191 De. Scrip 1815, toi 04 di.. Ditto Acct. to Ditto Acc. 101 10 dis. French Recites. S p Ct. 1011 Mex. Bonds, 5 p Ct. 77 Eschsarl toc Ditto Acct. 77 Russian Inecrlption„ pC. BRITISH AND Fi3RIZION SHARES, TWO ON:LOCK. • MINES. 5410. PRICE Pia muss Anglo Wide= • £lOO .Cos 191..0 pm. A 1124 Anglti -* • 100 - 9 81 9 China's • £lOO re,s • 16 15 Cbilian and Forma= 9 Cobalt sod Copper il 3 1 1 Faniatirm . - , s • . 4/4 11$ ins. 174 Pasco Peruvian lOO - 5 - 111 * Potosi. is Paz, & Peron. SO 5 • 121 Royal .Irisis • ' Al. 144 U. I prem. * die. United Mexican „ 40, - # 0 - Ditto New 40 19 A 551:1t5/Cr COMPANY. Alliance Sisk It For. 100 (0 MISCELLANBOUS. • MAIM PAM PRICE Pita SWAIM Australian - - 100 . 5 30 British Iran C.mnpany - 109 • b • 71 1 British Rock & Patent Salt SO' ' 5 9 1 1 Canada Company - 100 10 - 591 40 Egyptian 200 4 Equitable Loon Baolt . 1 11 2 Great Westminster Dairy 25 • 4 - 4 • lideditterancaa Steam 100 15 - ll 12 Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 25 • 5* Pacific 'Pearl Fishery 50 b 41 This forenoon we received Frankfort Papers to the 14111. - and Dutch Papers to the - .I , Bth inst. It appears 'theannieenary of the battle of Waterloo is observed as• a holiday at Amsterdam, and the publication of the Journals suspended on that day. The plan of esta. blidring a National 13,rik hai at length been adopted at Berlin. Tire Cantons of Ure,*Underwald. Appenzel, and Tessino. have agreed on a military convention with Naples, for the supply pf troops, on the same terms as Lucerne. The Oriental Spectator, of the 29th of April, states, that twenty-eight Greek vess is had 'been lately" seen near the islands Misconissi. The same Journal. states, thrt some Austrian and French vessels had been plus-. dared by the Greek cruisers. Letters from Solo of the 18th April, say, es Thi Rn-s, meliot.Reginisnt of Ouse Pacha has lately, had a vin- lent - affray with the suite of the Aga of the Janis,' 'arks, in Whitt there west twelve men killed and twenty wcnnded of the' two partite', In consequence, Oasata had received onfers to quit the island. The Tut kish .ships of war which were it Mitylene, and had reached the transports laden with ammunition, &c. had. left the island, in consequence of recent orders, and gone to the Dardanelles, to the vessels already the* waiting for the remainder of the Ottoman squadron." The following are extracts: . INSPRUCK, JUNE 0. The road over the mountain of Bormeo, one of the boldest undertakings of our times, is now completed.- - The h;ghest point' which it reaches is 8000 feet above the level of the sea, and it consequently surpasses in elevation all the roads of earlier times which have been so lung admired. Art has happily triumphed over all the obstacles which the nature of the country opposed to the work, arid a communisation has been formed, by this road, between two neighbouring people, ',nth sub. jeers of the Austrian Government. M. Jager, innkeeper, Of Laudeck, passed yesterday, for the first time, along this rued in a broad-wheeled waggon. to fetch Italian Nits from Dot meo and S,Judrin. 16i We have received the French Papers cf Friday, and the Etaik of Saturday, together with private letters of the former date. The Journals still dwell on the Coro nation ; the letters. also elude to it, though in a dif ferent manner. The •Deputies of the Lswer Chamber seem to think they Wet e slighted at the ceremony, and are quite angry with M. Raver, the President, for not assuming his proper station, nor has his nomination to the Order of Ste Esprit, tended to reconcile them to the suspected insult. At the same time other means have not been neglected to render the ceremony popular. The distribution of Crosses of the'Legion of Honour has been so general and indiscrimiitate, that a literary man, when asked why he had not One? replieJ, la because I love distinction." • The Journal of Nantes mentions the arrival at that port of the Amphitrite, which had been hoarded and .plundered by,n Colombian privateer on the 22d of April, lin - 4 Nlrth lat. and 19 West long: The French Govern ment has demanded teparat:on for this iaAilt °feted to its lag. tie official part of the . Mbnitess contains the ia* 6xiag the budget for 1825. The expenses of the cod solideittl debt, and thiaarertisserreat for 1826, are filed - at 241485,78.5 francs. The general expenses atefiletl at 672,918,714 francs. The revenue for 1826 is mi.; mated at 424,095,704 francs. The Etoik makei :rural estracts from the.. Afiiitimi Observer, which reluctuptlyadalit that the greekt had gained various . advanuges over their ruthless: Amp ies It also appears, from a portage in those accounts, that . they-bad re•occupied !pares and repaired its fortifolt. Lions. The garrison of Nivarino lately deceived a di• vision of the Egyptian fleet, and drew it under its bat• teries by hoisting a whhe flag, when CASARLS arrived with his fire-ships and.destroyed it entirely. • • We understand, by some letters from Bum's. Arc', that the liberation of the British subjects, in Para-pay hashed!' solely obtained through the address and perse verance of Mr. PARISH, OW Consul at Buenos• Ayres.. Ile is said to be the only individual who has filen able to acquire an influence over the mind of Dr. GA SPAR() DU FRANCA, the Dictator of Paraguay ; and there is good ground to infer, from various circumstances which have transpired, that the basis is laid of a future beneficial intercourse with that important country, at. present, (owing to the system by which it is governed) s) little known. It appears that FRAHM is engaged in some discussions whit the Government of Buenos Ayies, i-e -lative to a right of free passage to the ocean, on which he insists, although he kept his own ports closed, and prohibited on his part, in pursuance of his own system, all intercourse with Buenos Ayres. The populasion of Paraguay is estimated at 500,000. Nothing had excited more asto iishment at Buenos Ayres than Mr. Pansies success in the negotiation with FRANCIA, which had very much increased the importance and influence of the English in general. New South Wales Papers to the 4th of February were received this morning at the New England Coffee- , House. It war reported that -a ship bound for New 'South Wales had struck on St. Paul's bland. - Jurns WIrLDV, Esq. Judge of the Vice -Admiralty Court, eta late Judge Advocate of the Colony was to embark for England in the ship Mangles on the Bth February. The ship Grenada had arrived in 112 days from Gravesend with 81 female convicts, 15 of their children, and 21 cabin passengers, all in good health. On the 14th of December the Grenada spoke the Admiral Colburn, in 10ng.15 deg. East. Captain Howlett and Mr. Hums bad returned .to Sydney from their excursion southward, whither they had penetrated as far as Western Port, Bais's Straits, where they discovered a river of considerable mrpoi tude. They represent the country from lat. 38. to Wes tern Port, to be remarkably rich'and much superioi to Abe counties of Argyleshire or Bathurst. - His Majesy's sloop &MORT, had arrived from Trincomalee, which place she left on the 28th October. She brought intel ligence of the death of Commodore GIASIN FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. , IR2.4IIGRIMAY2II FOR TIER WILE • .'" . ' 1. M -. ..•.. IS ITIIIN NCL I Tbellareldoosso ofillestford's grsad assooddy.lidoehosiem-- „ The Comateso of Jersey's ball, Berkeley-oquan: , ~ <.. . . Sirs. Clarrow's cOaCeli, Piccadilly: - Lady Melville'. ball. Admiralty. • . Lady Ilacdomald's deems and ball, flettforthotroot. ,' , The Matilde sad blarchlomess Cooyaghstes satensimaaat to Ns ' Duke of Tot, liamilltes-plaw • _ 11114110SZOW. The Cosiness of Defy* isaeeitJiresvesse4grate. Ur. sad Misi Dtvi s ball, Portland-place. lb •Marquis it Misdeed's party, Piccadilly. ... /MCI .. T ti~ ..r Tbe Dowager Mamileasso of Sallisbury's assembly, The Earl of Lonsdalik eonsewlmosent to the Duke of Y The Mary& and llarelliowso of Lowdown's party, liihnlanne House, Berkelersqsue. , The Denier Mardibees; of lasidowe's pawl. asseabib Abe- R;l;arte cause, BM OWL Lady Campbell's useably, Srook emu. The Comas of Arran's pony, Dove strut. _ Prises Leopold's grand dinner. The Duchess of Weniagtoo's second grand assembly, dpsley House. Piccadilly. Mrs. Prideaux Druae's ball, Alhesiarie.strest. 11.411111 DAT. The Marquis and Mercblooess ot Salisbury's party, *Oyer- square. The Attarsey-Chaeral sad Lady Copley's party, ihnetiaireet, .' •• -- Hammer-square. 74111001VIBLZ MI ITE& . „ s i Mr. Aliened": gm her snood rood hen aid relyer, ea -may rev k* at her house is St. James's square. The preparadosis were • des *MS as the pecaeuNg ow. There were present %tam* tier • !Id Ave Walked of the bent an. - - • • ibe Sal etSehs• gave a grand dieter en Saturday, sailiboase . ha Adlaarasiewere • se a large. patty ; moos when, were she • llargeisiod toilleseee et Twisted:, Lord NerinaaliY, Mr. Lomeli, Mr. N' Mr. C. Orevilk.ilte. • .: The foaming lie ng.ishd persons pve Masers medhallsday : The Cleisellorstie Ilizebcipte, Lady Mary Plareihe rt lan sard., M. lialgeyne, Esq. Mr. Hips. . • •• * .• Asarvaaa.-Lord Edward Hai. at th e Sl:a e lletel. horn ScotlaDd ; Moms Setwidir at MS jigill=teernsyn•street • Lord sad Lady 13.' . ._ tress • • roe ; - sbe Hoo: lianas ifiery, at the Chreadela •Metel Ibillpstreet, how Word. : • . ~•• .._, • Daraavaaas—hr ewer, aseserynd, Sam 11.7.40 d Nalay fee orlises Shwa esdhs. he Cheelahil'reek. Strillerdshlre ; 4 Lin dam of x er t ofirisk MS was; Viscount IF ass • Kr. Clidiseodelay, Ai a tear; F. C. Wilresseig Me 11's Cameak helm kiam4 . St Tiwiri Ms Askiworke yid IP* lialme. lir. Nods Ohm; Cohost Covet freill 2:= 6 . 6 sir et, Ise Soeserseish - ire ;Mr. and Sari Hod, ller Norfolk (Apulia DeeeekiLli.neallinefeWliposatb; J. Kw; Seg. frees dial, he listibtia =Nisi= . • The Kt we rode out in the Park on &tut% Yesterday mopoisg his Diainari ~.. • • • . terAge at the Chapel Royal. The Duke of You . the Duke of Gen:a, and m th e Priss Siesta, vlaa unm ill the ton yesteeday.. • . ~„ , The Duke and Doebese of CAlClidtell .1111111411 t the Opera on Saturday males. s eerie Pillars Lzoiroue bad a select Party it ishilidar.-- His Royal Hless attended•Dkhie SerthipaSllo6l4l4i. MA. lip's Chapel; Regent -street. •; • • • 'IA I 0.,-: . The. Duke of Bum,evoir artivadat Bileida es the mil, last trout Ragland, by way of Cable:. * '. ' •• : ' - - **' ''• The Duke of PORTLAND has iiiivill.l.4llo4outt• house, Cavendisholuate. - • ' y~~ I . 4. 4 UM'