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I I fi hNiEI) %I.—Arra gelliellts having been made for the purpose of bringing out Tee Armagnac a day seamen than hsual. The Fifth Number of that Work will appear To.morrove, TUESDAY, and will contain a character of Mr. Southey.—Pictures of Society drawn from Life, by a Noblestaalal. Reeiewi`of the latest Publications-- and a variety of Literary Novelties. Orders received by all Booksellers and Newsmen, and at Strand, Price ad. THE EVENINd STAR. ~~ j ~ 1114 44' 1:onoN. DAY, JANUARY 28, 1828. :; STOCK RECHANGFC, TWELVE O'CLOCK. '"The Consol market is rather heavy this morning, and Uttle Is doing. Consols opened at SG for the Account, and Italy now be iptotsd 3t 854. _ _ _ CITY, HALF-PAST ONB O'CLOCK. 'Rte notice of Mr. STRATFORD CASIONO to the Consuls at Smyrna has had some effect on the Consol Market this morning, which have been Suctuating from 851 to 851, and at present may be gisoted at 85.4 alternately buyers and sellers. • no Public are anxious in regard to the Ktso's Speech, to. morrow ; but Is is said it will be *try short. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock tit) 2021 8101 India Stock 3 per Cent. lied. 66 1 1 1 Ditto Bonds 91 95 92 S per Ct. Cons. 851 i f New South Sea Annuities '5 per Cent. New Annuities 861 SI per Cent. Red. 951 i 11000 Racing. Bills 61 60 4 pet Ct.. New 1011 i h i £5OO Ditto 61 60 4 per Cent. Scrip - £lOO and £2OO Ditto 61 60 • per Cent. 18^_6,105 1021 .. Commercial . Long Aim. 19 9.16 1 Consols for Acct. 8.51 1.1 1' FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Virdsis ltd.. 5 p Ct. 611 ' Penny. Bds. 6p C. Creek Bonds, S p Ct.l7 Do Acct 25 ..Do. ads. 18v5,5 p Ct. 18 171 • Fr. Bentes, 6 p C.104f 506 3dea .8.12,1825,6 p Ct 441 Exchange, 25f 15c Do. Acc. 45 Do. And. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAIMS, TWO O'CLOCK. MAUR. rain. Anglo Mexican 100 85 271 Bolivar 50 71 51 British Iron- Company 50 421 101 Colombian 100 221 241 Mexican 100 ' 23 111 12 11 Beal del Monte 4OO 400 c Do." Do. 450 450 United Mexican 40 35 460 465 141 Saturday night a Supplement to Ihe Gazette was published, in order to announce the following appoint ments, all of which had previously been known to the poblie in the way of reports, but which needed the 96cial confirmation that they have now received: SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, 3*s. 25. SATURDAY, JAS. 26. At the Court at Windsor, the 26th day of January, 1828, pre. Sept the Kings most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty in. Council was this 'day pleased to declare Henry Earl Bathurst Lord Pre.ident of his Majesty's Most Honourable Pri . vy Council, _ . and Isis Lordship took his place at the Board aocordingly. Thi► day the Right Honourable Edward Lord Encnborough was, by his Maiesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Mo►t Ho- Bearable Privy COVIICii, and his Lordship took his place at the Board accordingly. His Majesty Yarling been pleased to deliver the custody of the Privy Seal to the Right Honourable Edward Lord Ellenhorough, the Oath of the Keeper of the Privy Seal was this day adminis. tried to him. His Majesty hawing been pleased to deliver the custody of the Seats of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster to the Right Honourable George Rarl of Aberdeen, the Oath of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lantaster,was this day, by his Majesty'scommand, administered to his Lordship accordingly. His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right Honour able Robert P.wt ess be one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries, ♦e was this day, by his Majesty's contniand, sworn one of his Ma jesty's rriocipal Secretaries of State accordingly. This day the Lords of the Treasury held a Special -Board, at the Board-room in the Treasury, at which the Duke of WELLINGTOW presided as First Lord. . PAitt.taaf,sur will meet to morrow, when the Session 'will be opeOedli v y ROYAL CorautastoN. All the usual loisualNies will take place, and the Address in answer stOhe Spaeth of the Lords Commissioners is expected co be voted , without any regular opposition, certainly withons a` division. But no official business will be •Seibutiutd to either House,. until after the re election of the Ministers who are Members of the H use of Com mons'. The Speech with which the Session is to be opened received the formal sanction of his MAJESTY at a Council held at Windsor on Saturday last. We last night received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday, the latter furnishes us with a copy of the Memorandum addressed by Mr. Evastreoau CANNING to the English Consulate • at Bmyrna after his departure from Constantinople.— This. document, which appears in our front page, con veys 11 very little additional intelligence, most of the points on which it treats having been already mentioned ' thfough the medium of the German Journals. The intelligence from Constantinople ii rather of an hostile complexion; the preparations for war continue t be made on the most extended scale, and much activity is shewn in the arsenals. The subjects of the Allied Powers are at the same time making arrangements for their departure from the Turkish capital. From Odessa . we are informed, that opposite to Ismail, the Turks have an entrenched camp which extends to Bardaboi, and is only an hour's march from the Danube.+- The Russians on their side have made all their preps-' rations to pass at the (sit order this same line, which presents many difficulties on accotsit of the breadth of the. river, but the passage is, however, much less dap. gerous at that place than at any other. Report adds, • *that the Emperor of RUSSIA, in person, is expected to join the army of Count WITTGENATZIN. j. A Lisbon Mail arrived yesterday, by which we re• ceived Papas to the 19th inst. They are almost entirely occupied with the Addcess of the Chamber to the PAIN MISS RIG6IIT, in answer to her Royal Highness's Speech, &livered from the Throne at the opening of the Sesslou. Is is as usual an echo of the Speech, and in the ordinary • swle of tvosoplimentary acknowledgment. Two pro , pohisioas, were submitted to the Chamber on the . 176 1 rillpecting the trade in foreign corn, for the purpose * * ascertaining what difficulties lie in the way of excluding the Spanish grabs Which is at present smuggled over the frontiers, and whether there were , any acts obi* directly ot indirectly, aathOrised im• poostily for the supply of the British Army ? A pro. oral was made on the Ilitill, for a new division of the Portuguese territory into 14 Provinces, namely, seven in Europe, two in the Atlantic Islands rufigtent to the Old World, thr e in Aff ca, and two in Asia. *SOU THE FRENCH PAPERS, RICEIVID TIIIB 110RNING BY Mt MAIL. A letter from Ma rseilles, of the lOch JAn. says, 4 , It is this moment announced, that General Guilleminot ias arrived at Toulon." The Spe doteur Oriental says, under the date of Smyrna, 9th, that Admiral de Rigny and Commodore Hamilton have wiitten to their respective Consuls, that' conformable to the Treaty of the 6th July, no merchant vessels shall carry any ammonition or provisions to the ports of the continent of Greece and the islands which are the theatre of war. Letters from Madrid, of the 14. th January, state, that on the SI st December there were three hundred and Sky thousand royalist volunteers in Spain, and that the militia cost per year sixty millions of francs ; and it appeared certain that orders hare been sent to General SAiSFIELD to disband the army he commanded in Catalonia. Admiral RIGNY has written a letter to the Mcritime Prefect at Toulon; dated Milo, 30th Oct. and 'Smyrna, Ist Dec. stating his regret and indignation at the continuation of the Greek piracies; the vessels Which commit them are dispersed over the Meditetrannean, and take refuge in places not .accessiblr. From Constantinople they write, of the 31st of Dec. that the Capitan Pada, in a.ttansport of zeal for the service of his country, has exiled from the capital some of the most distingoiihed Earn . Vhe new money, I which is at 2.5 per cent. loss,- is going to be put into cir culation, and the Government are going to pay their debts with it: this has caused great anxiety to the commerce. ANCONA, Jammer 1. The last letters from Zante of the 20th ult. state that Ibrahim Pacha has not withdrawn his troops from the interior of the Pelopo 'mesas, as the Cork account stated. The Arabs still occupy Tripolim. to the port of Nararin there were still remaining &bent 20 vessels. DISTURBANCE IN THE CATHEDRAL S ;YORK At the Session! foe the Liberty of St. Peter, held in the Hall of Pleas, in the Minster Yard, on Saturday last, Edward Harmon and Edward Turner, two young men, were indicted for disturbing the congregation assembled for religious worship in the Cathedral, on the afternoon of the preceding Sunday. The evidence, so tar as it affected the prisoners, %Ito had already been iri confinement since Monday rnnrning went to prove that they laugheJ, pulled at each other: hair, made faces at a constable when his back was turned to them, and that they pushed a bench, which made a noise. Jpon this .evidence the young men were found Guilty, and sen tenced by H. J. DICK ZNS. E,.q. to be fined LW each, and impriboned till the said fines be pal!. The remains of the late Countess Dowager G nosy ZNOR were removed on Friday from her late residence at Ealing, in Mid. dltsex, where her Ladyship recently died, for interment in the family vauk at Shareshill, in Cheshire. I fer Ladyship was daugh ter of HENIST Vaumet, Esq. of Hilton-park, in Staffordshire, by Lady Ilametrera, daughter of the third Kati of srairooso. Lady CAROI.INn LAMB died at her apartments in Pall-mall, after a long and paiMul illness, on Friday evening. Viscountess CANNING. with a view to her Ladyship's removal from London, has taken Ilallingbury-place, Berkshire, for the term of five years. her Ladyship will take possession in March, and will have the company of her daughter and son-in.law, the Marquis and Marchioness of CLANNICA RD& Wednesday the Hun. WSW AM LAMB, Chief Secri: earl for Ireland, took his final departure from this country, and sailed from Holyhead in the filowth packet. Sir JAMES SCARLET? has reigned the office of At. torney-General; he will he succeeded by Sir N. TINDAL ; and Mr. &WORN will, it is understood, be the new Solicitor-General. The Prince's AUGUSTA still continues her sojourn at the Palace, commanding the esteem of all sills" by her condescen sion and affability. The inquiries at the Palace, relative to the health of her Royal Highness, during the week, have heett.very numtrous. From the answets, we learn that her. Royal Highness is well.—Brighaits Herald. THE DUCHESS r r DURAS..-.-SoYielY and Literature have just suffered an irreparable loss in the Duchess de Dimas, who died at Nice, after a long and painful illness. She united the qua lities of the soul in a very high degree. She was religious and charitable, and her - kindness was as enlightened as her mind.— Paris owes to bee the foundation of a primary school for the education of the children of the poor. Site has attached her name to different works which c-incur at once in solace alit! humanity, and the increase of improvement. - Mr. ARBUEH NUT po itively returns to the Woods and Forests, in the room of the Bight Hon. STURGIS Brioser, resigned. , MY. FRANKLA ND LkWIS, as we stated en Friday, is to be Vice President of the Board of Trade. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE, the Marquis of LANs DOWN, Lord DURHAM, the Duke of Weinman,*, Lord Lowman, the Marquis of H UMAN and nearly all the L adles of rank in London, were at the Italian Opera MUM un Saturday evening. Lot ti STOW ELL has at length resigned ttii lonT held situation as Judge of the High Court of Admit.' ty.— Sir CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON Is to succeed him. Doctors PHILLISIORE and Donsott are both in the field, using their individual influence to obtain the .appoints ent ot King's Advocate, vacant by the removal of Sir CHRIS TOPH ER, and each appears confident of success. Saturday the Judges of the Court of .King's. Bench rose at two o'clock, and sat with the other Judges in the Court of Exchequer upon Writs of Error. The proceed ing was private. The late Loyd HASLET. who was atuopgst the pas sengers lost in the Fanny packet off Jersey, was in his with year ; his brother, Lord Mosnanis, new Lord Hitter, is heir apparent to the Earldom of Oxford. It is not a little slogulat that the heirs apparent of the Earl of barons and of Mr. KNIGHT, of Downton Castle, whose extensive psuperties lie close to each other, should have been cut off by untimely death,. within a few months of each other.—lfferenterJeurnal. The Earl of LAUDERDALE is said to have tendered his gratuitouisuPport to the Duke of Was.t.ncenrox's Admliiistration. The Marquis of ANGLESEY still continuos seri ;tidy indisposed, at his house in Burlington-street, where he has remained ever since his return front Hastings, attended by the Marchioness and his family. The Noble Marcpsiss's complaint is what is called the tit douloureux, Which przasionally causes the most excruciating tortures. The ifiaess of Lord Atimasav is the sole cause of his not having assumed the Goverment of Ireland. By the elevation to the Yeerage.of Mr. WALLACE, a vacancy has occurred in the Represestatianotthe Borough of Wey mouth And Melcorue Regis. JURY COURT, EDlNlURGlisombes. HAKILTOSE T. Dr t decided by the Court oa Hon.—This CAW was finally Tuesday. The only question remaining for decision was , whether the pursuer, Dr. HAMILTON. should be found entitled to expenses ? The LORD enter COMM,. SUMER, after, some observations, stated it to be the unanimous opiniop of the Court, that the pursuer should have the expenses of both trials, which was ordered accordingly. THE KING WINDSOR, JAN. 27.-.711e- - K1443, accompanied by the Duchess of G woo Estes, the Duke of WELLINGTON, and the remaining Nobles and illustrious Guests now on a visit .4 the Royal Lodge, attended Divine Service this morning at the private Chapel, adjoining the Lodge. The Rev. Mr. SEY MoUR of f iciated. In the forenoon Lord BExLEY arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had an audience of his MAJESTY; after which his Lordship returned to London. A Privy Council was afterwards held, consisting of— The Dube of Wellington, Lord Beresfprd, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Bathurst, Lord Ellenborough, the Right lion. Robert Peel, the flight lion. J. C. lierries, and the Right lion. Henry Goulburn. Mr. Buller officiated as Clerk of the Council. The prec'ding Noblemen and Gentlemen having been honoured with invitations from his MAJESTY, remained at the Royal Lodge to dinner, and a splendid banquet was prepared in the evening, when the Royal Guests were increased by the presence of the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Lord and Lady Stoma, the LORD STEWARD of the Household, the Lord in Waiting, Lord CLANWILLIAM, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. A. BrANlrops, and the distinguished personages of hi- MAJury's immediate suites The KING'S private band were stationed in the con serva:ory (which was splendidly illuminated, and filled with the choicest shrubs and flowers) from eight o'clock till leven, st,on after which his MAJESTY withdrew.• 'The KING this day again entertains his N .ble and 111us•rious Guests, whose stay at the Royal Lodge will, with the exception of the Ministers, be protracted till Tuesday fotenc.on. COURT ciiiZuLAR. MR KING'S COURT. Ma Runes' held a COWL on Saturday afternoon, at threr o'clock, at the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park, which was attend. d by the Duke of Was.t.nineon, Karl Hama ase, LUT4,I ELLittto.nuarnea, Mr. Past., Mr. Gocrawax, the Earl of Asitansan, Mr. liIitRIII Lord Braun-, the Loan Senwatu'id . th 4 Housanot.o, and N'iscount agoasrosia. Lord Batt.ar was introduced to an audience of his hlasesry by the Loan Sxxwasin, when his Lordship resigned the seals of qace of the Duchy of Lancaster. Mr. lifkastas had anaudienee of the Km, and resigned the seal, of office as Chancellor of the Exthequer. His blamer held a Privy Council, at which Mr. Bunn at tended as Clerk. Lord Ettuterntonom was introduced into the presence of the Knms in Council, sworn in a Privy Councillor, and took his seat at the Board accordingly. The following Ministers were then sworn in to their respective offices r—Lard Ettzuworouon, as Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal ' Mr. Pen., asone of his Masurr's Principal Secretaries of State; the Earl of Aroramtur, as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ; Mr. Hiceares, as Master of the Mint; and Mr. Deuterium, as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Earl BASHUSST was declared Lord President of the Privy Coan:il. Lord Ettertacaovem, Mr. Pan., Mr. GOULIURN, and )he Earl of Aster:lent, received their respective seals of office from his Musser. The Duke of WSZLONTON and Earl Barnuar had audiences of the Kura. • . The Ministers putook of a diesnii at the Royal Lodge. The Duke of CLA Isms came to town on Saturday morning from his seat in Bushy Park. HI. Royal Highness transacted business during the day at the Admiralty, and left town about five o'clock, on his return to Bushy. • • - " " Divine Service was performed yesterday in the private Chape attached to the apartments of the Duchess of Kurr in the King's Palace at Kensington, by the Rev. Mr. DAVIS. The Duchess of KIST. the Princesses Vtcrosta and Feonoar, and the whole of the Household of the Royal Duchess, attended the ceremony. ' On Saturday Ps ince Laoroin arrived in town from Claremont. His Royal Highness honoured the performance of Tomervili, at the Italian Opera House, in the evening. Lord STUART left town on Saturday afternoon for the Royal Lodge, Windsor Path, on a visit to the Kum. His Lordship 'had the honour of dining with his hiaJzsTr. The first meeting of the Lords of the Treasury, since their recent appointment, took place at the Treasury on Saturday afternoon, when i Board of their Lordships was held. Their Lcirdships bad a very long meeting. The Marquis of LATISDOWN sent back the Official Papers and boxes belonging to the Home Of on Saturday. The Loan Carancm.cou transacted business on Saturday it the Treasury, on . his return from the Court of Chancery. Mr. W YATIS P►st. tran.acted business at the Home Office on Saturday, as Under Secretary of State for that Depart fleet. in the room or Mr. 'brows' Smut° Rice, who has resigned. Mr. ChIARLIS G11A142 left town on Saturday morning for Brighton. Prance Liattart, the Russian Ambassador, and Baran Cargo, the Bavarian Minister, transacted business with Earl Dome, on Saturday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. His Majesty's Stag Honnds meet on Friday, at Bracknalk Sir John Cope's Hounds to-morrow, at Jack's Booth; Thurs day, at the Red Lion, Basildon; and on Saturday, at Hall Place, near Maidenhead. The Karl of Derby's Stag Hounds to-morrow, at Wickham; and on Friday, at Epsom Downs. H. Juihife, Esq.'s Fox Hounds on - Wednesday, at Shilwood ; and on Saturday, at Hooky. The Surrey Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Godstone ; aid on Saturday, at Lock's Bottom. The Hancbleslon Hounds on Wednesday, at Wickam Lodge ; and on Friday, at Westend Telegraph. The H. H. to-morrow, at Four Lanes, Beanworth; Thursday, at .Notley Church; and on Saturday, Northington Down. N. P. H.—Mr. Mears Hounds on Thursday, at Blom; and on Saiturday,it Feltham. The Weatacre Stag. Hounds on Friday, at 13radenham Green. The Derbyshire Deer Hounds on Friday, at the 'Cross o' tb Hands, Holland Ward. • Lord Kintire's Hounds t si-merroist, at Lc* Wooa ; iliersdify, it Red Lodge; and on Saturday, at Coal Harbour. .. • • Lord Scarborough's Fox Hounds on, Wednesday, -at. North Carlton ; and on Friday, at Sparken FLU. Lord Harewood's F,,x Hounds on Wednesday, at Kirk Deigh ton Bar; and on Friday, at Hook Moor. $r Jacob Astley's Hounds to•Morrdw; at Bintry ; Wednesday, at Plurnstead Mill ; and on Friday, at Kennel. Sir Geo. Sitwell's Fox Hounds oo Friday, at Appenow Common. Sir.Tbonras Stanley's Fox. Hounds to-morrow, at New Hall. Mr. Foljambe's Fox Hounds to.morsow, at Harpswell; Thurs day, at Burton Kennels; and on Saturday, at Langworth Bridge. The East Sussex For Hounds 10-moirow, at Abbott's Mood. . . The Pembrokeshire Fox Hoots<ls on Thursday, at BouWon. The craven Hounds on Wednesday, at We!ford Woods; Fri day, at Bosley Wood ; and on Saturday, at Gravel Hill. Mr. Codringion's Hounds to-mori4w, at Great Ridge, Pert Wood Corner;' and on Friday, at Sherrington Pond. Mr. Boycott's Hounds to morrow, at Ran Dans. The Cheshise Hounds on Wednesday, at Ithenshaw Hall; Thurs day, at Dalton Lodge; and on Saturday, at Shipbrook Bridge. A r. Mosey% Hounds on Thursday, at Crofton; ind on Satur day. at Serpent. fhe Shropshire Hounds on Wednesday, at Acton Burnell; Fri. flay, at the fifth mile-stone on the *Baschurch-toad ; and on Satur day, at Sbawbury Village. Sir Richard Pulestou%' Hounds on Wednesday, at Millbrook ; ' and Friday, at Burrass Hall. THE ROYAL HUNT.- Friday his Majesty's Stag Hounds threw off at Slough, where a 6ne Stag was turned out; he inanacdiatety took to the enclosures and ran to Upton, turned to the left of Sabha!, crossed to Burn ham Abbey, turned back and again made fur the euClosures, add ran to Upton Lee,'wbere he wartaketr, After a run •f an hour and a qua►ter, within.half a mile fount the place where he was turned out. A numerous field was out, among whom was the Duke of St. Alban . .. Lord Maryborough did mot hun. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Ifortof Chesterfield, on Friday last, front Leketter; tie 'Bishop of Bath and Wells and Family, in Langham- place, frem Bath ; Earl and Countess Cowper, at Lord Melbourne's residence, Whitehall ; the Earl of Euston, in Grosvenor-place ; the Countess of Athlone, from Sussex ; the Marquis of Lantdown, yesterday s front Richmond ; the Hon. James Kennedy, at his father's (the Earl of Cassius) residence in Privy Gardens ; Captain •George O'Kelly, in Piccadilly ; Lady.ankbliss Elliot, in Park -street, from Bath; Captain St. George, in Albemarlo.street, from Gibraltar; : Mrs. and Miss FAdalle, in Park-street, from Ba•h; Mrs. and Mitt • Quitnin, in Pall-mall. from Paris ; Mrs. and Miss Jarratt, in Soh& ' Audky-street, from Cornwall; Mrs. and Miss Dakyrnple. in Or. chard.atreet, from Bath; Mrs. and Nliss Ramsey, in Baker-street, ftom Shropshire : Mrs. and Miss Aikin, in Ciarges-street, from Bath; Major Flattener, in Bond -street, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Middleton, in Piccadilly, from Northumberland; Mr. Willful' Tighe, in St. James's-place, from Waterford; Captain Dampier,M Piccadilly, from Florence; Mr. Charles Brownlow, M.P. is St. James's-place, from Ireland ; Cornet Wentworth. of the 17t1ilLasa. cers, at Stevens's Hotel, front Paris ; Mr. James Fiannagan, at , the Stratford Hotel, from Paris • Earl of Ferrara, in liarley-street, from Ashby-dr-la-Zouch ; M r.i Thomas Aprecce, in Piccadilly; from Sutton; Colonel Gabriel, in Piccadilly, from Epsom; Lord Bury, in Piccadilly, front Sussex; Captain Conde, in Upper Ser. atour street, from the Continent, with dispatches; Mrs. and-Mit* Vrre, Major Morgan, Colonel Burton, and Miss Lambert, in Pie. cadilly, front Vienna ; Major Philip Bacon, in Weymouth-street, from Woodstock; General John Miller, in Dover-street, from South America; Captain Hugh Campbell, in Is./1-mall, from the lonian Islands; Captain Archer, of the 21 st.llegintenr, in Pall-mall, from the West Indies; Mr. John Barnes, in Cavendish-square, front Southgate; Captain Cnnyngham, of the lilth Lancers, at the Burlington Hotel, from Norwich; Mrs. and fills, Nicholl, in Bur. 'import street, from Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse, at Batts's Hotel, 1/over street, from York ; Captain Leech- an.l Captain Rate, of the t sth Hussars, at ditto, from Canterbury; Colonel Maberly, from Bermuda ; Mr. S, Ines and Mr. Clark, iron. Ciu• bee ; Mr. and Mrs. Small, from York, Upper Canada ; and Mr. 091.11 e, from the West Indies. • DEPARTURES. • Sir Felix . Agar, Bart. from Stratford pl.ce, for Brent Ely near Lav, tobam, in Suffolk ; Captain Bui:.t. y. 2d Life Guards, for Leicestenbire ; Captain Donaldson, for Bia talked, Dorsetsbire; Major Graham, of the 12th Lancers, for Norwich ; Hoge, Hall. for Brock-street,. Bath; Major William Maitland, fur Paris; Mrs.' and Miss Newnham, for Ba h; Captain Henry Smith, fra Bah; Mr. Henry Trail, from lireA•street, to jn'n VA. I luot, at Melton Mowbray; Captain and Mrs. Gower, for Paris; Mrs. and Miss lilotteuz, for Bath; Major Edwards, for then•p•a, Chathisn; Mrs. and Miss Seater...for Bath; Major Green, for Nlattchestel Richard Lenn3s,..Esq. front Batt's Hotel, for Hanover-street; H. Lane, Esq. from ditto, for Bath; J. Jacobs and 1.1. Humans, Esqt from ditto, for Cambiidge; W. Rolls F.i•q. from ditto. :ARRIVALS AT BATH. Earl and Countess of Morley and Family, Hon. W. Reset, Sir C. Hawkins, Sir P. Baghott, Sir H. Grant, • Sir C. Rownell, Sir John and Lady Croft. • Admiral Young and Family, Coaintiseart General Daniels ' Colonel Cholmley, Colonel and Mrs. Jones, Tyna dale ; Major and Mrs. Imager and Family ; Captains Elton, Justice Nicholson, Hall, Burrell, Johnson, De Burgh,. Hilli Hovendiaa Rev. Messrs. Bowles, Miles, Curteis, Taunton, Blennerbassed, Hutchinson, Watson, Mortimer, Jervis, Bradshaw; Mr. and Mts. Riberts, Taddy, Knight, Sic. ARRIVALS AT 'CHELTENHAM. • • Colonel Cooper Gardiner, Colonel Andreas. Archdeacon and Sm. Probyn, Major and Mrs. Tyler, Major Edwards, Ciptala Hunter, R.A. Captain Bury, Captain Blake, Lieutenant Miles, LW. Mr. and Mrs Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hitnber, Mr. and Mrs Law; Messrs. IL J. Ironmonger, C. Holland, W. Field, Walther, York, blasters, Fombelle, Walpole, ice. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Raehait, Coons, from Whist to Liverpool, put into Do. naghadee on the 24th instant with damage, and must disabuse, saving struck-on the Reiland Bock. The Three Sisters, of Scarborough, bound to Gibraltar, pat back to Jersey on the 254 instant, with loss of sails, bulwarks, and a part of her cargo thrown overboard, and must discharge. The Three Friends, Onosts, bound to Terceira, was totally lost, with the crew, in Dingle Bay, on the 18th Instant. The Fortunate, PALIRSIITANA, from Gibraltar to Rio Janeiro, was captured off the latter place, previous to the 21st• November, by the Congress Buenos Ayres privateer. • Dui, Jamie"- 28.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Excellent, WOOD, and Silvia, Hares, from Demerara. Arrived from Lon. don the Burlington, JACKSON, for St.. Kitt's ; Julius Cxsar. Sear. FORD, for Honduras; and Naples packet, \Vault, for Naples. The outward-bound remain. FALMOUTH, JANUARY 24.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, L from Lisbon, in four days ; G. Ma'ckintosh, and Nymph , fro nt Cette. Sailed the Francis Freeling, for St. Michael's; Coquette, HINDS, and Chance, NICHOLSON, for Lisbon. ' bitumens, J./anise, 25.—Yesterday afternoon his IVlrjesty's ship Orestes came round from Portsmouth, and proceeded up the Medway, on her way to Chatham, where she is to be paid off im- mediately. Orders havejust been received here for his Majesty's ship Gloucester to be held in readiness for sea at a moment's no tice. She is to go to Lisbon, to assist in bringing home the troops. It is supposed that she will sail in the beginning of next week. FROM THICHAMPSHIRS TELEGRAPH, PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 26. ' The Revenge, 78, Captain Norborne Thompson, and Melville, 74, Captain Henry Hill, at this port, ate or dered to be prepared for service : the former is to take in her lower deck guns, being intended, it is supposed,to relieve one cf the line of battleships in the Mediterra nean ; the latter is to be fitted to bring troops from Lisbon. It is supposed that the Ocean and Windsor Castle, and the hot se transports lying . at Plymouth; have been likewise ordered to Lisbon, to bring home the troops from that country. The Terror bomb, Captain David Hope, will sail to mi,r row morning, direst for Malta. She has a quantil of sil re, coin on board for the public service at that Isle The Lightning steam vessel, which was intended to accompany the bombs to the Mediterranean, is now fitting at Deptford, in a style of the most comfortable splendour, as . a Royal yacht; her duties at this pod Will be performed by the Carron .steam. vessel: The Seringapatam, 46, and Harpy, 10, at Chatham, are ordered to be commissioned. The Niemen and Athol, small class frigates, were built and launched about seven years since, the former of Baltic wood, the latter of larch, from the Duke of Athol's estate, as an experiment. Both ships have in constant employ since, and the Duke's timber to be superiorily the best. The Athol is about to re-commissioned, while the Niemen is so defective, tbi she is now breaking up in this yard. The Anniversary Ball of the Ancient and tv, , Arch Chapter of Druids, was given in Word, on Thursday; tits Mayer allowed the use of tke Town Hall on the occasion. large room was fully crowded. There were nearly lien present, and the quadrille music was performed by the Oxford band. — Dancing commenced about nine o'clock, and continued until pearly eight next morning. POLITICAL Bow-Mar.—Some one jocularly obser to the Marquis Wzr.testav, that in his arrangements of the lqi• nistry, " the Duke had thrown him overboard." " Yes," said tht Marquis, " but I trust I have strengtb enough left to swim to* other aid e." About eleven o'clock on Friday night a fire brol in the house No. 2, Albion Buildings, Aldersgate . in the following manner : An aged couple, na Davis, the proprietors of the house, were retiring to and incautiously placed a candle close to the cur _ . of the bed. .While they were searching a drawer was close to the bed, the flames communicated wi bed clothes, and before they could be extinguished, was discovered that the night dress of the male en' enveloped in flames. Mr. D a vi s immediately wrappeJ an old carpet round hi s w if e , a nd after some lapse of time succeeded in putting cut the flames, but not before the was most severely burnt: doting his attempt tc extinguish the flames his arms and legs were much. scorched. Mr. Stone, the landlurd of the Gjldsmitl 1 Arms, hearing their aka, forced his way into the house , .and rendered very material assistance. The parish en gine soon arrived on the spot, and succeeded in puttit; out the fire. Both Mr. and Mrs. Davis were inStaiiY 'removed on shutters to Bartholomew's Hospital, s ciell the latter died on yesterday morning about thtee and the former now lies in a most precarious state. Ogren AI 13) We tarlia the n l4 wheth exists Mu we ha ANDS ilate animal This 1 Ott Au vomit throui toast We accent dical 1 Liters freq in 7,4 fire la •i B his bee I, Cib bay *al tha indsor ',have troops ail or 'entity [decd. ded to IS Doc ntable I pot !thaw, were former uke of re been proves t to be re, that Royal day; tits n. Thr Prtsetit, band.- 41 pearl bserved the ?1i• ' said dit riaa to tY coke oai e Street, ,nevi to ref' curtains rr whi with idled, it