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11 !; 1 c ". 4 . -~.-_-. 1 ' • 1, r 'l • • THE EVCNIN“ s'I'AR• Narine Alliance l'retretur Fire • LONDON. MINER. -- iliberniap Joint Stock !►'exican Company 106 10 10e 9i Pearl Misery. Yellow (ise.,SiO pm) 2 2 1 5 Provincial Rank of Ireland 100 S 8I I I Rio de la Plata Agricul. Com. 100 S 5 United Milian Association SO 5 5 1 - iW I PO $ . UNDER, TUE RAL O ikatlM F THEATir NOBILIPATRONAGE OP BEV& TY. THE LAST GRAND THIS MASQUERSEASON.ADE AND CARNIVAL ARGYLL ROOMS, TO-MORROW, JUNE 7. THE Public are respectfully informed , t hat the' LAST GRAND MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL, patronised by several et the Abby, wM take place as above. For pude:elan ot Admission, and Character Tickets and Boxes to view the Maagnerade, without wiggling in the motley group, apply to the Committee, at Mr. Charles Wright's, Opera Colon nade, who will supply the Ara Wines en the occasion. MONDAY, JUNE 6. 1825. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWRLVK O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at 91i to 1 fog the Account, with little doing. They rennin steady. current Prices: New Spanish 17 1, Old Spanish 231 I, Russian 93}, Mexican Ma, Chilian 113, Colontblin New Sc r ip Brazilian Scrip 1 disc. Slezican Scripl l dise. Danish Scrip 31 5 disc. Greek Scrip 10 91 disc. PRICK OF STOCKS AT ONI O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 2303/ 231 3 per Cent. lied. 9014 90 13 per Cent. Cons. Shu , . Si per Cent. Red. 9778 % 4 per Cent. New Shut. India Stock Shut. India Bonds 5'2 . . 1:1.000 Eitclieq. Bills 33 34 51 • . • £5OO ditto SS 34 31 • . . • • 1100 and 1200 ditto 33 35 • Advertised SS 31 tAnts. tor Acct. 91 1 / 2 IA 904 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian lids Sp Cr. tizt. Scrip to Aec. l 2l 1 2 1 a dts dh Brazilian Bonds 1131 3 Ditto Met. 831 Neapolitan Bonds, 1824, Ditto Scrip, 3 pCt.1823, Pena. Bonds, 8 pet Ct. 75 41 Ditto Acct. Oi / dis Ditto Acct. Buenos Ayres Bonds 911 Ditto Scrip, S dis Chilian Bonds. 8 p Ct. Portuguese Bonds 881 • Ditto Acct. Ditto Aect. 881 Colombian lidsos p C. Prussian Bonds 1822,5 p 0.1001 Ditto Bonds, 1824, 871 1 1 Do. Bonds, 1822, 101; Ditto Acc. 871 1 Usas.Bonds,lB2.2, 6 pCt. 951 1 Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. Ditto for Acc. Ditto Marks Banco Spanish sp. Ct. C. 1131 4 31 Ditto Scrip, 11123, Ditto Acct. 24 3j 1 Greek Hoods 481 Span. sp. LN C. 1823, 171 1 Ditto Scrip 1825, 91 10 dis Ditto Acct. 'lB Ditto Ace. 91 dis French Rentes, 5 per Cc. 1011. Nlez.Bonds, sp Ct. 78 Estimator 25L lttc. Ditto Acct. 751 Russian inscription, 6 p C. BRITISH AND BaREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. SHALL VAIN. Talc[ TES BHA*? Anglo Mexican - £lOO £9O tai. 15 pm. £l2O 1221 110 Anglo Chilian - - 100 - 5 - •8 g 8 Arigna Iron and Coal - SO 7 - 191 Brazilian - - 100 -5 - -17 IS‘ ( - Lilian . 2EIOO £5 - 14 13 l'oloniblan - 100 - 5 - -28 27 Chilian sad Peruvian 8 98} General Mining Ain - 100 - 8 • 20 21g 19 l'asro Peruvian - 100 -5 • - 90. 22 191 Food. La l'az, & Peru,. 50 5 11 g g Riede la Placa - ICO 5 - .17 16 United Mesican 40 - 20 - - Dino Niw 40 - 10 - Welch Iron & Ccal 25 - 10 - ASSUnANCE COMPANIES. 100 5 20 9 54 56 36 12 6i 6 la • /41SCI LL A NEOUS. 140AUS. PAID. POWS VV WAR& Briti•h iron Company - 100 •• S . 7i S7è British Nock & Patent Salt 50 5 V i Canal Gas Engine - .50 1 1 1 Yquitable Loan Bank • 50 • 1- s II General Steam Navigation 100 S - 9 Great Westminster Daisy 25 - 4 Si i -It Dunking _ _ 7 _ - 1 dis. This forenoon we rt ceived Bahia Papers to the 10 h of April. The Diario of the preceding day contains a decree of his Mai vary the EMPSROat to the fellow. ing effect " BAHIA. ig Dearing to promote all establishments - useful and necessary to the prosperity of the State, especially those of the marine, as essential to instigation and commerce, the true bases of the riches and strength of the State, I have judged it necessary to the att rinment of so important an object, to send to France and Eng land some competent persons, who may there frequent the establi,hments of this description, and acquire valua ble knowledge, to that they may in the sequel be an• plriyed in Brazil to the advantage of the public service. With this view. I have resolved to send to the above mentioned countries, Senor Luiz Antonio da Silva Bel em, First Lieutenant in the National and Imperial Navy, who is possessed of the qualifications required for such a mission. He is to receive, during the time he shall bethus emp'oyed, the pay of commander of a man of wsr, besides the expenses of his voyage, &c." The President of the Province of 111.1sia has received the copy of a circular note, addressed to the Presidents -11. the Provinces of the Kingdom, to the effect that Teror considering the education of youth as worthy of his special attention, on account of on public morals, and consequently on the and glory of a gtate, as has always been held legislators in all ages. his Majesty has been .der, that the Presidents shall, with the least y, and making such observations as they fit, transmit an account of all the Professor , Elementary Knowledge, Latin Gramma, Rhe. Logic, Geometry, and Foreign Languages, ieveral places where they now exist, those which, on account of their populatiou l d establishment of others ; noting the salaries lessors, and the proceeds of the tax called terario; or of any tither imposts for the belie& of dm the whole may be laid before the Legislative Asa which being them thoroughly Worsted, silty proceed itia direct its attendee to Os impetus* subject, heililloOlig instruction. as the certain and WINN* 0•111** of nations." Papers to the Ist of February, and Bombay of all-the Pro " The Emper an object won its influence e p r osperity an by judicious' pleased to oil possible dela: snay think fit ships of Elea tom, Logic stating the assd also the tequire the e of the Prole Subsidio Liter *shoots, that t setnbly ; whiel confidence to d and eAte 9 di l l die ifooPerkei Calcutta • . j Nett to the 3t l l t( that mouth. bits Bien. retelYeA Letten . fro* attuning. of the 23d of .istnutrxy, state that.the &MUM had 1,000 mei at Maingadoo, and '4,000 at Zendhoug. The following is its extract CALCUTTA. JANUARY u. The latest letters which we have seen from the Army now in motion under General Morrison, were dated Ramon, on the 13th. The 44th Regiment, and 62d Native Infantry. had reached that ill-fated spot and halted. It was not expected that the whole of General Morrison's Army would enter the enemy's territories before the 28th instant; everything was in the greatest abundance in the •Camp, and the men in the higheit spirits; no resistance is expected at Meingadoo, nor , until they reach Aracan.. We have received the French Papers to the 4th inst.. with the Doile of Saturday. An article extracted from the Augsburgh Gazette says, that the force under lazA LIIM PACIIA, in the Morea, had been reduced to 2000 men, and that, disappoiT.ted in his hopes of relief from the Turkish fleet, and from the advance of Ransoms PACIIA, he was on the eve of capitulating or of being compered to surrender. The traitor ODYssEUS is said to have fallen into the hands of the Greeks, after having been abandoned by his own soldiers. Intelligence from Cadiz to the 16th ult. says, tliat two frigates had sailed from that port to endeavour to capture a Colombian vessel of the same class, which intercepted all the trade of that place. It appears that the late Viceroy of Peru, Count LAMINA, continued to think hinvelf safer at Bourdeaux, than at his Master's Court, or in the Penin sula, for they now talk of his remaining he whole sum mer in France. The Duke of Nmerstustamialits Ambassador Extraordinary (rum his Burramoc MAJESTY, and Count Pozzo ni Bout" Am bassador from the Emperor of Russia. and the Pt ince de Caos, High Almoner of France, returned to Paris last Thursday, and the Kim himself had quitted Rheims, on his way back to his capital. Yesterday aftetnnon, at four o'clock, the Duke of [7axaatecnt left town in his travelling carriage and four, on a visit to the Km. at Windsor. The Duchess of Ka r, accompanied by the infant Princess Vievonu, visited the Duke and . Duchets. of CAmaanose yesterday. Mr. Secretary PEEL left his residence in Privy Gar dens for Brighton on Saturday. The Right on. Gentleman is expected in town H this day, together with Mrs. Pam and family. Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Lords a his Masasres Privy Council assembled at the Comma Office White. hall-place, for the purpose of bearing a case o f Appeal. (Mice. Earl of Haneowxy presided as Lord President of the Council. There were alsoresent—Viacount Alminit.s, Lord Gtrroan, Lord Bee- LWV, and Mr. STUMM BMWS. Saturday, the Duke of YORK, the Duke and Duchess of Gtoocursa, and the Princess Sonata, visited the Duke and Duchess of Camellias. On Saturday and yesterday, the residence of the Duke and Duchess of eamsamos, at the King's Palaie, St. Ames's, was thronged with the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Great Oaken of State, she Cabinet Ministers, and the greatest tart of the Nobility and Gentry in town, calling for the purpose of engulfing after their Royal Highnesses' health. esterday, Pns.ce LEorol.D had a numerous dinner Party. Among the company were—the CIIASCELLOS of the Ex -Citsnexa, Mr. livemeson, Lord 'UPWARD of Walden, Viscount Mos !STU, Sir Joint lluaEar, Lord TENIDLTTOS ; Messrs . . A lIIIRCXOMBY, BARIUM!, PLASTA_ 2 SCAILTI7, GRIE2ZWOOD, ELM, Cacti . J►tati t. SON. Aims Ewa, Da Roos, BOLTON, &C. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cam:taros was so much affected by sea sickness as to be unable to accompany the Royal Duke to town from Dover; she therefore followed him two hours later. Iler Royal Highness was accompanied by the Barons. De A nt.rn.m. and Colonel Sir JAMS/ Revere:, the Duke's" Equerry The suite, in four carriages and four, followed. . Thursday the Etection of a Peer.to sit in Parl:ament, as one of the sixteen representatives of the Scottish Nobility took place at the Palace of Holyrood, Edinburgh,- when Viscount STRATSIALLAN was unanimously elected.—A along the Peers present at this election was the Earl of Semmes, *hose title has for some years been dormant, having been vested iu the Countess of Srin lien, his mother, who died 12th September. 1814. The Earl now, for the first time, took. his place among the ancient Scotch Nubility, and voted on this occasion. Admiral Sir GEORGE Manila, struck his flag on board the VICTORY at Portunouttg last Wednesday, going on leave of absence, when daptain Camears.t., of his Majesty's ship GANGES, hoisted a broad pendant as senior Officer at that port. Klaces 'InKATRR —Nina, and an Act of SenCranside, were played on Saturday night, and derived unusual interest from the circumstance, that the pet !nuisance concluded Madame Pasea's engagement. The shortness of her visit increases the regret fait at departure. Madame PASTA was, throughout, received with mit dial marks of approbation. On the fall of the curtain she was lwedia called for, and made her curttierwith . muclt elegance and expression, - amidst universal applause. In consequence of the presence of his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMIRIDOZ,' Gel save the Xing was performed; the solo parts were executed by Madame Venom The House was excessively crowded. • We understand the Masquerade at the Argyll Rooms, advertised for to-morrow, under the auspices of several of the No• bilks', will be of the most splendid description. Cuenca WRIGHT, of the Opera Colunade, Haymarket, promises his finest Cham pagne and other Wines on the occasion. Mat shal MACDONALD, Duke of Tarentum, one of BONAPARTI'S favourite Generals, landed at Southampton on Satur day, front the Camilla steam packet, and passed through, it is said, fur Scotland. THE DUKE OF YORK AND BISHOP or CIIZSTKR'S Cnxasn,—This enormous specimen of a Cheshire dairy, weigh ing, we understand, about l6ulbs. and purchased from a tenant of Earl Gaosvessoa, is daily expected in London. It is splendidly ornamented with the arms of Chester, and the heraldic bearings of his Royal Highness, and is packed in a case.made purposely for it. A copy of the Ad dress accompanies it.—'fbe cheese to the Bishop is nearly of the same weight, and ornamented in an appro priate way by the same tasteful artist. It was procured from the same dairy, and tbe quality of both is of the very first order.— The Bishop's cheese was forwarded by the mail on Wednesday morning. with an Address. Messrs. C. and G. Green made their third ascent, in their magnikest balloon, from the Nun's Field. Newcastle-upon- Tyne, on Monday last. The stupendous machine arose from the earth about a quarter before four o'clork. 'The ascent was grand in the extreme, and in a very few minutes the intrepid aronauts found themselves at as- elevation of nearly two miles.. They bore away in a southern direction, exciting the wonder and admiration of the whole country over which they passed.— In a few minutes after their ascent. the balloon was descried from the higher parts of this city, mitt it appeared to pass directly over our heads at about twenty minutes past four o'clock, having then come a distance of fifteen miles. It proceeded. onward, in clining somewhat to the east, in a steady and stately course. and it was not icily lost sight of until half.pau five o'clock. During the wbeis ei this voyase r which lasted two boars and three tisarten, the Aeneas& had a beautiful view of the sea. It was their intention to haws travalkd much farther, but being becalmed over the bleaching grounds at Hutton Rudby, for eight or ten minutes, ant having the arrelland bills in Sight, they determined on a descent, which they effected with ease and safety, in a field of pasture land, on the 'Mete of Coplei,Bact in the township of Ptitto,nest Stoltesiey, end 4$ miles from Newcastle, 0111 leaving the earth, the mercury in the barometer stood at 50 540 inches, and it Somated to 54 0.10. -Derry At • One day lain week, a young man named Comm% per , for a wager of ten sovereigns. the following feats in Glyade river, in the short space of twenty-we minutes. undressed himself iota the.river et high water, with his clothes on, himself In the water, end swam given distances; first with his legs tied, and afterwards with his arms pinioned. The that, allotted for the exploit was one boor. • _ . • m A rmARKETE totarlik .the Merry Wive of wAs c •'repe . staaAlso l Tbratte 00 Saturday evening:"... Mr. Ilkiwre*Oet formed *thee iffith much skill, And produted • crinsiderable 'characteristic effect. In the Farce of the Irish Tutor; a little boy of the name of Domestic, of only six years of age, attempted the part—and certainly for a child of that tender age, it was performed much beyond what we could have expected. The child also play(' Robin Adair and Losioiska on the violin. The great excellence of his playing consisted in the velocity with which he moved his little fingers on the strings. • THE . • • The 7th Royal Fusileers, Colonel Sir E. &Ammar,- :IC.C.R. will m a rch into Portsmouth, from Manchester. on the 14th and I.f.tk instant, and ,embark ip the, Diadem; Princess Royal, and Borodino transports, for Corfu. Preparatory to the approaching grand Review, on linunsiow Heath, the Ist Dragoon Guards have been ordered front Notting. ham to Fulham; the Ed ditto from Norwich to Hampton; the 24 Dragoons from Coventry to Hammersmith ; the nth from Dorchester to Windsor; the 12th from Brighton to Walton; and the 17th from Canterbury to the Regent's Park : at all which places they are expected to arrive on the 14th instant. Friday, the 3d Dragoons arrived• at Newcastle.upon-Tioe, from Coventry. . • The Ride Brigade is rapidly completing its numbers, according to the increased establishment : 120 recruits Amer joined the Ist Battalion, at Belfast, during the last fortnight. MILITARY CHAMOIS IN COMEQUERCE'ot THZ Sir THOMAS BEAM/ORR is to succeed Sir CHAILLif COLVILLE, at Bombay. .Majctr.General Uoitxxx succeeds Sir MASSY POWER, at Malta. Host. Major.Oetteral HARRIS remotes 'from Athlone to Pontefract, to relieve Sir Juwn Bvxo. • The following Generab are appointed to the Staff in Ireland: — Major-General the Hon. Sir H. W. (ECALLiaIiAN, Major-General Sir ('usates W. I)olte,Majlr-General Teauersrots, Malor.Gesterat DAtssac. Colonel Doens.Ax to be Quarter. Master-Getteral.. (Fur Military l'romotians r first law] . • ' . . THE KING. —sow— • WINDS It, JUNE s.—llia MAJESTY attended Di vine Service this trio ning, at his netv private Chapel. llis MAJEsTv was prevented taking An airing yes teriay, the weather being unfavourable .the greater part of the day. The Duke of CAKIRIDOT dines with his AIAJESTY this day. The greater part of the Krises visitors have departed. The Band of the 24 Regiment of Life Guards attended on 'the Terrace this afternoon for two hours, and perforthed a vat iety of select pieces. The company was not very numerous: Yesterday evening, the young Gentlemen educated at Eton Col lege, had their annual Regatta, in commemoration of the birth day of his late revered MAJesTY. During the whole of the fore ' noon, the rain descended heavily. but towards evening the weather cleared up, and occasional glimpses of sun shine threw a cheering appearance over the scene. Shortly after six o'clock, the young. Gentlemen embarked at the Brocas beach, in a ten-eared galley and severs eight-cored cutters. attended by the Band of the 24 Life Guards in two boats, and accompanied by an immense num ber of other vessels of ever* description, from the four oared wherry to the single.paddled canoe. The crews of all the cutters were attired. in uniform nautical dresses, and their coxswains wade splendid fancy costumes—among which a Chinese, Spanish, .amt Albanian, were particularly handsome. The aquatic proces sion proceeded up the river to iloveney, where they disembarket and partook of a cold collation. . At eight o'clock they returned,' la the same order, to Windsor Bridge, when a splendid display of fireworks commenced from an eyot above the bridge, and conti nued for nearly an hour, exhibiting a number of pleasing devices. Notwithstanding the dampneas . of the forenoon, the banks of the Thames were lined with a great number of elegantly dressed s, who viewed the feats of the young aspirants for nautical -fame with the utmost satisfaction. sores.. • ABLIS, i.yrELLIGENCE. • ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS ICVSSING. Lord and T.:oly James Stuart, Party, Whitehall-place. Lady G. Cavendish, Music, Burlington House, Piccadilly. sea MORROW. The Duchess of Bedford's Grant Val, St. James's-square.. Lady Smith's Party, Terrace, Piccadilly. , WEDNESDAY. The Duke of Montrose 's Entertainment, Grosvenor-sqstart: The Dowager 31archioness of Salisbury's Rout, Albemarle-at. THURSDAY. His Musser's DRAWING. ROM. The Duchess of Wellington's Grand Rest, Apaby House. The Countess of Grosvenor, Assembly, Gmevenor-street. • . The Countess of Wemyss, Ball, Stratford-place. • Mrs. Alexander Baring, Rout. Piccadilly. Lady Astley, Assembly, Hereford-street. The Earl and Countess Delmore ' Party, Hamilton-place. The Countess of Arran, Party , Dover-street. Lady G. Cavendish, Ball, Burlington House. FRIDAY. The Earl and Countess Clunmel, Party, 'Brook-street. • Sir John and Lady Murray; Party, to meet his Royal Highness the Duke of York, Wimpole-street. Mrs. Cutf, Concert, Whitehall-place. Lord and Lady Grantham, Party, St. James's-square. SATURDAY... The Marquis of Laitsdown, Enteminment. • SUNDAY. The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Conversasione, Arling ton-street. ilMn.1••••.• The following Noblemen and Gent Wins bad Dinner Parties on Saturday :--The Duke of Norfolk; the Earl of Suffolk, Earl of Kensington, Lord Colchester, the Bishop of Exeter, Sir T. Len nard, Sir G. Warrender, the Hon. ,1L Douglas, and the Earl of Carnarvon.. The Duke of Graftoci had a Grand Dinner Party Yesterday; at his house in Clarges-atreet, Piccadilly. • The Marchioness of Lansdown gave a Grand Concert, on Satur day evening, at Lansdown .House. Mrs. 4xozarsus gave a grand bill and supper, op Friday even ing, at her house in St. James's-square. The wholihulte of apart ments on the drawing-room Boor were most brilliantly illuminated. . frhe principal one was fitted, up with moire taste for dancing. The ball commetteed a _little befOre s 'eleven o'clock. The supper, which consisted of every delicacy, was announced at one. The 'wines, fruits, tce. were of tbentost choice description. • AItRIVALS—EarI Talbot. and Lady C. Talbot, at Thomas's Hoer!, Berkeley-square, from Staffordshire • Lord Mount Sandford, at ditto, from Ireland ; J. C. Grattan, Itsq. at the British Hotel, Jernsyn-street, from Paris ; DoWa, Esq. at ditto, from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Hanle sad family, at Millet's Hotel, Jermyn: street, from Hams; Edward Knight, Esq. at ditto , from a toter; Sir Thomas , Lady Stanley, and family, at the Hyde Rack Hotel, Hyde Parkvlace, from Cheshire • the Host. Mrs. kushout at ditto, from Wanstead Grove • Col o nel mid Nis. Knight , and kiss Knight, at ditto, front Wale ' s; Vigor's Hervey, Esq. and Mrs. Hervey, as ditto, from Park-place. DEPARTURES —Lad and Lady Howden, from the Hyde Park Hotel, for Yorkshire ; she Haw Broderick, from ditto, , for Bath; Mr. and Mrs Phillips from dim; for Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, from • Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Paris; Captain Gregory, H.N. frees the British Hotel, Jermytssitreet. for Chatham ; W. newel, fork from-ditto, for Oxford ; Mr. and Mrs. Martin, from ditto,fer ISt elaken : Mr. and Miss Kelly. from Mark ham's Hotel. Lower Brook-street. for Ireland ; W. Manning, 844. from ditto, for Paris; Capt.Robinsaa, from ditto. foe Brighton; W. Creswell, Esq. from Miller's Hotel, Jennywstreet, for Paris. Yesterday the Duke of CAstaftruoa and the Printess' Annum attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St: James's. Wednesday last, as R. §TRACIEY, Esq. of Chigsirell row, was taking a morning ride, his hiase sturdenly be carte °truly, and began mating and plunging mbst violently. which the rider endeavouring to check, the *me fell backwards on the unfortunate Gent lernms, who was immediately conveyed home; all efforts to save him proved unavailing, as he eapised at half-past seven o'clock ;lie same evening, in consevence of vio lent concussion of the brain. A Coronet b Inquest was held on Saturd.y, at the May-Pole. befuse W. Gissou, Esq. who returned a verd.ct of " Accisle4tai Death." - • NAVAL INTELLIGENCS. •• The latlg Mat. Was wally bet off the Cape ei dood Hope en the Mar e =, drowned. • &mons, Joan 4 —Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Colontbiad packet, Josue, and Finny. Bsocauserne, from London forlidezias Sailed ay Duke of Itaribocongh packet. fot Lisbon. • PLTMOOTII. Ida 4.—Winti Arrived the Lori . Oarsman% from dillieltater-Vallosek she Henry, klaanaania, • Ourbec. so Mopes , Jon; 4—This morning atrixed the Bair, 18,69 1 • Lain COURTMAY from the Coait of Africa, when dee a ctively employed upwards of three years in the suppression of the " • abominable Slave-trading. Val Ba left Sierra Leone the 23d of March; Acrat 1 lth April; sod touched at Si. Thomas's. We are happy to hear t hat the crews or the ships on the station, viz.—. 4114 llannvone (Commodore Cnaas.es ltstiter, C. 8.) Rtllfot, Ralt,. - Vaasa. and Swamis, were generally healthy. Lieut. Haul suawx, Agent of Transports, and Mr. Fuses, blaster of the Vsc soi had . lately died: Yesterday, the ADROILA, 46, Capt. J. MAXWELL, dropped down • to St. Helen's, to wait a change of wind, when she will proceed join the squadron in the Tagus The CHAMPION, lit, Captaid STUDDiRT, will also sail, when • the wind is fair, fa the Cape of Good Hope and the East Indies; and the lientaso i IS, Capt. C. (lame txo. for the Coast of ' Africa. These sl oops have since gone down to St. Ifelen's. The Minos, 74, will he paid off on Monday, by Sir Wu.uasi liars and recommissioned by Capt. U. I ism., for tissue' service. It is expected she• will relieve the OCZAII 7s, Captain Lucas 11.taDvmsis C.ll. one of the Squadron of Observation aad of Pro- • tection, lying in the l'aguA. Ils:mAitt AT SrITIMAD.--PIIZIOCI, Brazen, Tweed, Bann, }hie lequin, Pandora, Calliope. ' In the Harbour :—Victoty, Ganges, Albion, Diamond, llontney, Herald. - - , _ Pyramus, . The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleased to promote the following thficers, in consideration of their biting Wog and actively employed : • To 111 CA Nixon F. Denman; D. Barber, Hi Jane, J. iikekel, G. Hire, C. M. W alker (4 the Myrmidon), J. Stud. dart (of the Primrose), G. Lempriere, T. H. Devon. (The senior . of these Oficeri hid been sixteen years, slid the junior twelve yeats Commanders). To se Com oassoots—T. C. Sherwin, D. Weld, J. Pearce, I. Bray, W . . S. Gammon, J. C. Morris, G. E. Marshall, T. Phipps, 11. Slade ' %V. Saunders, IL C. Curry, Francis Ormond , James Donald.—(Six of these Officers were most successfully employsal in Revenue Cutter.). • To se Luoveteasks-11. C. Robinson, G. llewitt, A. "%row», A. Rubinson, J. Hill, C. Moss, J. Procter, Al. Cosmell, D. Glad. well, IL -Tetrad, T. lirent,.G. Mitchell, W. Wright, W. S. Weis. eon, and James Pratt. Captalu GEORCK CORNISH OAMIIIIIS appointed to the Pr itaues frigdte, at this ports Lieutenant .1. Fulmer., to the Vurroav ; I:teen-nark Busy, to the Dumont ; Lieut. CLAY, to the Roma a. The Hon. Faatnutsca. De Roes, Mid4hiptnao of the Itorat. Gzionre each!, and Mr. JAIL Pours, Midshipman of the ['creams, are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. • The littammr, supposed to be destined for the East Indies,. will' go out of harbour next week. The \ lleesto yacht. Captain Luiz% and the DIAMOND, 42, Captain Lord *slue, are also nearly ready. The Diastosn is to proceed to the Wails. • The PYRAMUS, Captain Nimmons', C.B. Is come into harbour,na be paid off. She will again lit for a foreign station, after being • docked. The Asaow cutter, Lieutenant Jona .P.winsee, returned from a cruize on Monday ; the CaLuore, 'ruder to the Rozar. Genitor' yacht, on 'Tuesday. • Jute S.—Wind N. W.—Sailed his Majesty's chip Anemia, for . Lisbon; CHAMPION, for the Cape of Good Hope; Itenvencts, for the Coast of Africa; PAXDORA, Baaant, and - Ittauatusa, on a cruize. Cowan, JUNII 5. Arrived the Urania, LEPDSII,. from Pernam buco—sailed the 15th of April. Duet., Juan 6.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and remain, the Hon. t Company's ships Thames, .Haviesne, and Durtiri, HAMILTON, from China; Sarah, Bowen, from Bombay ; Cornwall,. Bayous ; .Lady taffies, Cozwat.t.; and George, Cream, fiwn Madras—sailed 6th F e bruary ; Salmon River, ---, from Batavia ; Donald, Jostason, from Dominica ' • and General Murray, CLARK, from Cadiz. Came down from the River, and remain, the following outward bound weasels, viz.—York, BARBS; Earl Talbot, EVERARD; Ran; Aimwell, AHIMIRSON; Glory, Pere; Burleigh, Citatreuens; Auriga, WALIORD ; Anna Maria, Scotia, Write; Clailde Harold, Wass; and Sir Go dfrey Webster, Ran:outs. The Torit,.Razza, and Aaoa Maria kafe sailed. NORTH SHIELDS, Jam 4.—The Ann, a new vessel of about 316 tons, was on Wednesday launched at Wallsend, with bet manta and . yards all rigged. On getting into the water she upset, but 413 soon got to the shore; the next tide she was got upright, without re ceiving any damage whatever. NEW LONDuN LtrEttsllY AND SCIEN TIFIC 1401617TUTE. • .1 Friday etening, aft Mr. M'Culloch had' concluded a course of Lectures, the object of which was to shew the great importance of the cultivation o f the commer cial science, and of the employment of the leisure time of the metropOlitan youth in the acquisition of know. ledge, a Meeting was held at the City of London Coffee House, for the purpose of considering the propriety of- • establishing a new Institution for those engaged* in coin. mercial and professional putsuics. A number of the most respectable Merch•snts, Bankers, and Traders were_ present, and between 600 and 700 of the young mess belonging to mercantile concerns. The Chairman (Joan SMITH, E.q) stated the object of she Meeting, when Mr. GRORHE GROTE (of the firm of Grote and Pres.' con), rose to propose the first resolution, declaratory of. the opinion of the Meeting, that the cultivation of use ful knowledge was the best* means of promoting the happiness and prosperity of *a people t and that anima intim be now formed for the promotion Of such know ledge amongst youth engaged in commercial and pro. *ssional pursuits.. Joan Ma Sums. Itsi:'secionded the motion in, nspeeeh Warmly nutogizing the plan.—Carried imaniatonily. -G. p ag eopmasq. proposeslthat a Provisional CalMinitaes skald be appointed to frame a set of laws for the Impitsglan WI L LI A x Wntmons, Esq. (the banker) scioniki whkk was carried unanimously. • • . Thanks were voted to Mr. Mtulloch and the Chaira: man.whO, in returning thanks, said he had been a trader. in this City now up/aids-of forty year! Doting that time he had *ob.seived'll gradual improvement in the feelings, manners, Customs, and general habits of his • fellow-citizens; but now they were advancing with an. accelerated pace 'he had never before witnessed. For hii services he was richly overpaid, by having the ho nour of presiding at the formation of an Institution in • which he'could be found an active, and he hoped not an inefficient tasiiber. • The Meeting dila implicated, after upwards of 200 hat paid. their subkiipdoas. • . . 1. . • NIMITQN MEETING. JUNg i. . A Gold. Cup, vibe 100 sous. added to a Svresgetakts et 11l ems each. Three miles. (11 Subscribers). Mt. Mytton's ch. h Euphrates, aged . . Mr. Simpson's b. h. Young Co rrector, 8 yrs old . Sir T. Stabler* cb. b.• General Mina, 5 yrs old . . 5 Mi. !Thompson'. br. c. The Butler, 4 yrs old . , . 4 Mr. Ilaworth's gr. m. hlinna.s7r, old . S A Maiden Plate of £7O, for all ages. Two-mils bests. Mr. Wytill's br. g. Debonnaire, 6 yrs old • . 1 1 Lord Grosvenor's b. f. Despatch, 5 yrs old . • X t; . Sir W. W. Wyou's bay colt, 3 yrs old Jackson's br. c._ Melva. 3 yrs old . - . s 3. 5 . 4 .I.r Mr._ Mr. blot ky's b. m. IFu7. S yrs old Mr. liamer's b. a Sliebdees, jun. 4 yrs old ;•fir. ThuMpsoe's brother to Sir Edward, 3 yrs . . .5 40 • . 6 sir • .. 7,dr TUUSIDAY. A Sw 'plashes of 40 sovs; each, with 20 added, for three•yogr old colts, SA. 31b. fillies, ttst. Two mike. (3 Subseribera). . Sir W. Wynn's br. 1. Signora, walked over. • A Plate of £7O; three-year olds, 60. 10Ib. four, fit.' tlb. Fillies allowe •• . Two•ntile bents. Sir W. Wynn's eh. filly, by 111.1ckloek, 4 yrstid . I 1 Sir T. Stanley's b. e. Hari Baba, 4 yrs old • . 11 2 Lord Grosvenor's eb. L Bertha, 4 yrs old . . -0.& 1 Mr. Johnson's br. I. Proserpine, S yrs old, Est. . . odr 1 Mr. Thompson's br. c. The Butler, 4 yrs old . • odr ItOYia si Saturday the Charity was held pie-hill, when g down to a dinner Berea (hallow, the President of The evening wai BROADSUeST, B Mr; Baron GA Charity; he des claims on the b eons were ally time immemoria of mankind, had bad thesick, the till the year 1796 afflicted with Os had been admits months of suffer entered, and ini If the affluent 1 UM told that tl brioussta air, a waters; and tf their splendid down: but for t and till this Boc even get at the In the first year hat been relieve discour -ged nri this Institution a a pPers n s reser d l: li mo s: ti l tr u ielin n w i d e l e t a v ly eh e , d : roast beef and p own table, and such excellent 11 Infirmary. Th a letter tirot hat lofirmary, to a treatment that 1 repressing a ho IhTOw a%itle his a proof of the t every one vroul to the R ., yal S drank with m meeting were port, that the n Yr* .16; but ti 1824; irr ail, 7 We have alr r ibid. had bittt five other yeti course oil i3 llin eaurca:r67l"stotwimfa"ht";":::n:4l " Ta the mornit I there fuutul thr thr food; 'toe, bad r eatetrof them. I for nearly three ti disinclination to move back from was tried in bas was not so wit) (hu Saturday aft. Dr. Martin, an might Mare n appellate. of ligned else. an Ma the eslghboui nearly amptlslia on its under emu their catmint* unequivocal sgpi were about tweet intestines). The of marks of hi being submitted the thickened ma It is worthy 'of 1 on a ease of rite been rabid) was mentioned Ps SIM made that conlit about the windp the root y and 1 The latter retna maxillary and p ordinary. Earthy and a scarcely d The kidneys at was wily a trial mouth. t shall by that of seem since most oneq lowness that ba oftrifht-. Sirs waved by the inclisatiuu to strange 'vivo] and g , dying petaos into she deny. I have, on my oplaialll correctoem ; al most dreadful feel competent share in the re but not of 1144 Lord CoI Chief In Ina: An articl who bad b . tized at the the Chi isti; The Aa suddenly d Tuesday, Anglesey c She was cc master an of home. A bestir before E. Portsmout legne, cap his Majev men were Thomas I Long, Th foreigners , lugger. Vl' Lind, the JAWS GT , of 1004 a butler% fo 7