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IQ THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. lours Aso Gesertaitins Ts dieting myself as a CANDIDATE For a Seat in the DIRECTION of your AFFAIRS, on a future VA aNcY, I take the liberty of stating the grounds on which I 'Otto the honour of your suffrages. ,Edig ated in the strongest attachment to India, to which I am bOlOl , l mu ,dly by feelings of duty and gratitude, I profess myself ssinutcd by an ardent anxiety for the good Government of that • impotust branch of the British Empire, and for the happiness and kaprovessent of its native community. °cop ed solely in the duties of a Member of the House of Do usss,a situation not only compatible with, but auxiliary to an f orst discharge of the office of an East India Director, way time ofatteetion would be zealously and independently devoted to remote the interests of India, the most valuable dependency of the Bolds Crown: I have the honour to be , very respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant. Htvopopire, April 9, 11121. JOHN FORBES. . . 'l'H~ EVENING LONDON.' • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1827. STOCK E%t:HANGR., TWItLVE O'CLOCK. Comb, which left of yesterday at AS, opened this morning at $3 to I; and have s i nce improved to S3l buyers for Money, and s sa f or May. The brokers are employed in paying and receiving their Accounts, and up to the present time all is going off well. It is said that the French Three pee Cents. comes 71f. In the Foreign market, all South American Seettri.les remain steady. • corset prices: Old Spanish ISI 13. Mexican 70171, Colom bia 40e 41, Portuguese 78, Brazilian 641 i t Russian 88k. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. Up to the present time, we are withost any positive information •ho is to be Prime Minister, which causes a great agitation in the ary ; various are the re, orts ; Lord BATHUUT and GIMIVILLZ are now spokes of as successors to the Earl of Lniggroot.. The Coma market remains steady at 83i both for money and for Nay. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank- Stock sto3 4 203 ex dir. India Stock Shut. .spetTent. Red. 01 let die. India Bonds 69 70 3 per Cent. Cons. 101 1 Old Annuities 54 per Cent. 511 ex dlr. £lOOO Exchequer Bills 46 47 34 per Cent. Red. 881 ex dir. £5OO Ditto 46 47 • $ per Ceut. New 98 1 99 ‘lO l O and £2OO Ditto 46 47 4 per Cent. 18 , 26, 971 11e d. India for Account Loos Ann. 12 1.16 3-16 ex dlr. Consols for Acct. 451 44 I FORBWN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Colombian Bond., 6 p Ct. Mex. Acct. 71 a 4 i t Ditto Bds, 11124, Neapolitan Bonds, 5 p C. 77 i o. Acct 401 41 Ituss. Ws, 1822,6 pe. 884 4 i Ihnish lids. 5 p Ct. 601 Ditto Account 88 1 Do. Acct. 601 • I Span. Ns 5 p Ct. 124 )les Bdi. [825, 6 p Ct. 71 4 1 I Do. Ace. 14‘ BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK , {HAIM rani. Anglo leirican 100 80 424 Cotoinbian 100 20 154 Potosi La Pax & Peron. Mao. so s £1 126 Real del Monte 400 400 490 A Lisbon M,il has arrived, bringing Papers to _ . '27th oh.lnt their contents, like those of the last, have 'merely a negative value. To judge from their silence, tte most perfect tranquillity prevailed at the time, throughout the country, which is the best possible proof of the vigilance, energy, and_prodence of the Govern ment. The deliberations of the two Chambers seem in like manner to have taken their tone from that the'of executive branch of the Government; and though the spirit of moderation, which characterises them in general, is ascribed by some to apathy, it is so like wisdom in its effects, that we think we may safely con grAtnlate the nation upon its display. The rock, upon lihich the late Constitution split, was the intemperate seal exhibited by its adherents; and the aame diiap pointmene would probably await the supporters of the resent scheme of Government, were they, like the former, to prefer the shadow, to the substance, of liberty. At present, every thing tends to reconcile Foreign Powers to the important changes that have been •effected in that country ; and, ,if any of them were to manifest a different feeling, it would be looked upon as the effect of gratuitous alarm, or even of wanton hos laity. In the meantime, the new institutions, being planted in a soil wholly unprepared for their reception,' require a calm as well as time to enable them to take root ; and, if the friends of the present system continue to display as much temper in their proceedings as they have hitherto shewn, they will to a moral certainty succeed in the glcrious and diffizult task they have undertaken. In the meantime, some of the private letters from Li.bon, which are of the 28th, speak of a new irruption of the rebels into Tras-os-Montes and Alentejo simultaneously ; but the report is evi detaly false ; besides other communications of the same date, and from persons of the highest re spectability, are wholly silent on the subject. We find by our City Correspondent that rumours to the same effect prevailed this morning in the City, and that they dud not meet with the slightest credit. • The positions of our Army are as follow :—lst Divi sion, at'Coimbra; 2d, at Themar ; 3d, near Santarem; I-lead-quarters at Leiria. the ;ad ;ted at. tne Wag 10d• )I.K. I the xi, By the S , anmer packet, arrived at Falmouth, on the 9t4 inst. from Lisbon, Government have received dis "arches from Lieutenant• General Sir W. H. CLINTON, 0.C.8. commanding the British troops in Portugal. The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, are as barren of news as their immediate predecessors. All +:e4 of a war between Spain and Portugal seems to be given up ; and e►en the Quoadienne begins at last to teat it as a forlorn hope. The mission of Count OrAtiA to this country has principally contributed to reduce this effect, for its conciliatory and pacific ctracter is universally admitted. The recall, too, of the Spanish Ambassa.lor from Paris has fallen, like a eisoderbolt upon the Apostolicals ; and they try in vault° console themselves with the hope, that insincerity 'wi t; at the bottom of these pacific proceedings. We received, this morning, the Algenteine Zeitung to the ith instant. It con.ains no political news. An irticle under the head of St. Petelsburgh, 221 March, says, that the office of Comptroller, wilds, in point of rank, is equal to that of Minister, and had is+ vacant since the death 31 134r011 VON Kamreauausen in 1823, has been just conferred upon the Privy Counsellor and Senator CHITROW. The Imperial Ordinance, published in October last, prohibiting the importation into Russia of certain, German Literary Journals, among which is the Morgeablatt of Stuttgard, is expected to be speedily , revoked. According -to an official statement in the Military Gazette of the 21st ultimo, published at St. Petersborgh, the Russian Empire, in its whole extent in ,the three quarters of the world, with all the States in corporated with it, occupies a superficies of 375,174 square German miles (a German square mile is equal to about twenty English). In this vast space there is a population of 59,534,000 inhabitants, which, on an average, gives a hundred and fifty-eight sculs for every square mile. The annual income is stated at 130 millions of rubles; the standing army, with regular and irregular corps, are at 1,039,180 men. Of these, Euro pean Russia contains a superficial extent of 72,861 square German miles, with a population of 44,118,600, or 605 souls to a square mile. The superficies of the kingdom of Poland is 2,293 square German miles; its population 3,702,300, giving 1,615 inhabitants for every square m , le ; and the annual revenue amounts to 8,333,333 rubles. Asiatic Russia has a superficial ex tent of 276,020 square German miles, or nearly four times as much as European Russia; a population of 4,663,100, which is only forty-two souls to a square German mile. The Russian possessions on the North west Coast of America contain twenty-four thousand square miles, with only a population of five thousand souls. It is well for the rest of Europe, that the moral resources of that vast Empire are not equal to its phy sical means; and that the pure despotism of the Go vernmentAy which every generous impuhe is neces sarily crushed at home, and the march of civilization, arrested, serves to paralize its energies abroad. It is but justice however to state, that it would be extremely difficult, if not absolutely Impossible, un der existing circumstances, to introduce with advan tage any other form of rule into Russia, with the exception of the Ger man provinces on the Baltic, which already enjoy certain privileges, and of the kingdom of Poland, which has also nominal advantages; though of them it might be said, they are vox; (Ip/I:terra nil• The following is an extract from theAlgeweine Zeitung : MAYENCE, Kiscm 24. The proposal made to the States of Hesselleartnstadt, to grant the sum of 203,466 florins, to effect the projected notification of the course of the Rhine, above Opperheim, has been approved.— This work, which will carry off the water with greater rapidity, and lessen the dangers of inundation, will also be of great advan tage to the navigation of the river, as, by this short cut, vessels will want only half an hour at •most, where they now take four hours. Nature has already come to the aid of this great under taking, which will be a lasting monument of t►e paternal care of our Government. It appears that the ice and high water have already opened a way in the direction of the proposed cut, in Some places to the depth of eighteen or twenty feet ; and, it is affirmed, nearly to half the distance. This fortunate circumstance will greatly facilitate the work. The columns of the Paris Journals of Sunday art almost entirely filled with the trial of M. KERATRY, formerly a Member of the Chamber of Deputies, and M. PAUCIIIET, responsible Editor of the Courtier Fran **, for two articles published in that Paper relative to the law against the Press, and of which M. KERATRY acknowledged himself to be the author. The first ar ticle was entitled Mensonge de M. de Villele ; and the second, L'imposture confondue. On Saturday the pro ceedings commenced before the Court of Correctional Police, and the King's Advocate concluded his speech for the prosecution by proposing the following sentence, viz,—" M. KERATRY to be imprisoned six months, and fined 500 francs ; M. PAUCRET to be imprisoned seven' months, and fined 1000 francs." M. KERATRY de fended himself in an able speech, the-close of which was marked by a burst of applause on the part of the au ditors. The Preidenthaving enforced silence, the fur ther proceedings were adjourned to the 21st, when the Counsel of M. Pauchet will be heard. We have received the Calcutta Government Gazelle of the 21st of December. It is chiefly occupied with a description, penned in the gorgeous style in which Oriental readers delight, of the ceremonies which took place at Lucknow during the visits of the GOVERNOR.. GENERAL tst the King of DUDE. No mention what ever occurs of political affairs. The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied by the Princess Caimans, left their residence in Bushy Park, yesterday morning, for the Kiss's Nine, Kensington, where the Duchess and the Princess alighted, on a visit to the Duchess of Kent. The Duke proceeded to his temporary residence in Charles. street: Berkeley-square. The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, the Duke and Duchess of Gumoznas, and the Princesses Fumes and Cincotta, visited the Princess Amon*, yesterday, at her residence, in the Kosn's Palace, St. James's. - The Duchess of KIINT and the Princess FILODORZ visited the Doke and Duchess of Gwocerres, yesterday. The Earl of LIVERPOOL continues much in the same state. Mr. Secretary CANNING alld Mr. Secretary Pus. had audiences of the Kano. yesterday. The Loan CIIANCiLLOR visited Mr. Secretary Pin, OR Monday: The Earl Of WISTMORLAND mai Viscount Gann =Lc transacted business at the Foreign Office, yesterday. The Marquis of HERTFORD had a Grand Musical Party yesterday evening, at his house in Piccadilly, which was very numerously and fashionably attended. The Earl of SEFTON entertained a distinguished Party to Dinner on Monday, at his house in Arlington-street; among whom were Count filouraasm, Lord Pinar, Str Jose tiou.i.ev, Mr. Gaaviwt, &C. The Marquis of CHOLMONDELLY was seized, at one o'clock yesterday morning, with an apoplectic fit, which terminated his life at nine. THZ LATZ EARL OP SHRRWSBURY.—The following is said to be a correct statement of the will and property of this venerable Nobleman. All his extensive landed estates, as well as his town residence, plate, furniture, &c. devolve on his nephew ions, the present Earl, who is also residuary legatee to an accumu lation of personal property, valued at upwards of 400,0001. The legacies do not amount to 50,0001. but annuities to the extent of 5,4001. per annum, are left between the Dowager Countess and the younger branches of the family. There are bequests of SOW: each to two of the London Hospitals, and 2,0001. in other charities. The son of Marshal SitILT is now making a tour of Cornwall. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. • ARRIVALS. Gentili Sir John Bing, Bart. in St. Jameemminare. trent a tonel.l Colonel puff, from . Cornwall ; general Men. at Fenton 's Hotel, St. James's -street, from Ham; Sir Hassey !titian, Bart. at the Royal Hotel, St. Jantea's-street, front his seat in Hams; James Hamilton. Rig. at the &ins! Hotel, Jsrmyn.street. from Cam bridge; Count Balmaine, Aid-de-Camp to the Emperor of Russia, at the Devonshire Hotel, Dover-street, from Russia; Mr. and Mrs. Wen. Dodds, at the Dover Hotel, Weymouth-street, from a tour ; Captain Brooke, 20th Infantry, at the St. Jamta's Hotel, Jermyn. street, from Richmond ; Dr. Mrs. and Miss Gibbing+, In Suet furd.place. CBAA Gra Lord and Lidy Colchesster, for their seat, Kldbroake, Sussex; Earl and Countess Spencer, for their mat, Altborpe, Northampton shire; the Marquis and Mar cbioness of Salisbury, for their seat, Hatfield ; Colonel Wall, from Waterloo place, Pall-mall, for his seat, Worthy Park, Winch ester, Hants ; Mrs. Saville and Mrs. H. Edwards, from Berkeley -street, Portman-square, for Ba=Hill ; R. Ellison, Esq. to Beverley, Yorkshire; General Arcbdalt, hl. P. for Tunbridge Wells; Mr. and Lady Hkrriet Kavanagh, from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork•streets, for Tunbridge Wells ; Sir Thomas Phillips, Bart. from ditto, for Staffordshire; the Ret. Mr. Rlcha rds, from the Royal Hotel, for Oxford ; J. Allan, Esq. and J. Aitchison, Esq. front ditto, for Scotland; T. Champion, Esq. from ditto, for his seat, Biackwater; Mr. and Lady C aroline Capel, and Lady Caroline Beauclerk, for Meyrick Lodge, Sunning Hill. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds are appointed to mit on .•• Saturday neat at the Hundred Acres. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING —Nast WEND • sumo IL Mgt DAY.-YUMDAY• _ - _ Mr. Millis Panic, list. 71b. apt Mr. Greetlle's, Elizabeth, sat. 41b. A.F. 500, h. ft. General Grosvenor's Spite agstll Orford's f. by Rainbow, fist. 31b. each. T.Y.C. 200, h. ft. Lord Wharncliffe's The Dragon, apt Lord Orford's Swiss Guide, tat. Mb. each. A.F. 200, hfr. Mr. Payne's Helenas, 5 yrs, itst. 91b. apt Lord Wbarneliffe's Pastirne, 4 yrs, list. 21b. D. NI. 200, h.ft. Lord Exeter s Recruit, est. 51b. apt Mr. Greville's Rachel, ust. D.M. 200, h.ft. Mr. Dilly's br. f. by Gairsaborough, sst. 41b. has received 10 sows. front Mr. I'. Thornhill's br. f. Cbristabel, by Woful, but. 71b. T. Y. C. log h.ft. SOCOND DA T.....1111[51111.1`. Lord Orford's ch. Protestant, by Tramp.alfile Lord G. H. Caven dish's ro. c. by Partisan. est. 31b. each. D. M. SOO, h.ft. Lord Orford's Winkey Hors, apt Mr. &art Stonetsevrer's Theo rem, brother to Problem, Bst. Sib. each. D.M. 900, Mr. Rogers's Monarch apt Mr. Payne's Babel, Ist. 41b. each. First Three Miles of B.C. 300, tuft. Mr. Payne's Bachelor apt Duke of Grafton 's Odor% est. 41b. each. Ab. M. 100. FILTH DAT.--PRIDAT. Mr. Carter's Podia, Bst. Tib. agst Mr. Pettit's Wombs, est. 21b. A. F. 100, lat. SALE OF RACING STOCK. The following celebrated Racing Stock was • yesterday mold Iv Messrs. Tattersall-, Ally, by Partizan, out of Jest, 490 guineas. Zaire, by SeUm, out of Zephyrette-242. Fair Hellen, the dam of. Dandizt tie and 80be1—.2520- Wegenkorb, by Partizan out of Strugensko's dam--253 114. Longwaist's Dam-252 5. Straightwaist-2240. A Brown Cult ' one year old, brother to Loogwa Paradigne, by Partizan, out of Bizarre-2110. Chestnut My. rising 1 year, by Strephnn-231 104. A Black Ditto, by Whalebone, out of Wegenitorb-258 118. A Bay Ditto, by Memorandum. Zaire-230 10$. A Bay Colt, by Little Jobs, ousteof . A Bay Ditto, by Skim, eut Meter—Aso. A Grey Ditto, mother to Dandiaette- , 2280. ' Metre, the dam of Prosody, Spondee, and in foal to Little Jubn —2OO. Several others were bought in. The new Easter piece, at Covent Garden, is founded on the fanciful popular Adventures of l'aer N dkixe; or, else Flying Indians. The receipts of Mr. FAWCETT'S benefit, we under.. stand, exceeded £7OO, bring the largest receipts of any night for the seasnn, except the night of the Km s visit. Mr. Yousa is re-engaged at Covent Garden, and will play Brutus en Wednesday, and Beverley, in the Gamester, on Friday, in Easter week. Mr. C. KistaLs will play Romeo on Easter Monday. Miss Fpore and Miss JARMAN will play alternate nights, during Easter week, at Covent Garden. Miss Foovit is engaged at Covent Garden for four nights. to play Letitia Hardy, F'lalante, Lady Took, and Rosalind. The New Chakery Bill enacts, that the Masters in Chancery shall have, In future, salaries, instead of receiving fees. BALL AT THR MANSION-HOUSR, YORK. —The splendid entertainment, given by the LADY PdATORIAL, at the Mansion hoes., on Thursday evening last, was attended by between four and five hundred Ladies and Gentlemen including the High Sheriff of Yorkshire and many of the principal families of the city and county. Tile company commenced gbing about nine in the evening, and continued arriving daring succeesive hours. The state-room of the Mansion-house was devoted to those who were disposed to join in, or be spectators of, the sprightly dance, and quadrilles, &c. were alternately enjoyed during the evening. The two lower rooms were, as meal; thrown together for the accom modation of card parties, and the greatest taste was displayed in the several arrangements. A grand fancy and dress ball was given at Edinburgh tat week, at which an immense number of the Scotch Nobility and Gentry were present. Some of the principal characters were, Miss NASIGTTIL, as a light and elegant Ariel ; Miss Wateaa. as a French peasant, whit% she sustained admirably ; Mr. li. Dumas., as a Chinese Emperor, with bliss Hay and bliss Baouonass as a Chinese Empress and her attendant; blisses GISSOX Cease, as Swiss peasants; Miss At:cemntite, also a Swiss peasant; Mr. ROT, of Nentborn, sustained the character of a Greek Chief ex saliently; Sir W. Moyeswoaxm, Mr. Awerattenna, and Mr. Osixer, of Tannadice, appeared in handsome Turkish dresses; Mr. SitecLans, of Forte, as a Bandit Chief; Mr. Fleenor, in the dress of the Yacht Club ; several Gentlemen in rich Highland costeme, among others, Sir Jona SINCLAIR and GLas ; Sir D. Harr= &an, as a Meatier of the Caledonian Hunt ; Sir T. G. Classocuan, and several other Gentlemen, in the full dress luotrorar of the King's Body Guird; and a great many Gentlemen ID handsome yeomanry uniforms, coursdresees, &c. ' Llrd PLYMOUTH has subscribed 251. in aid of the fund for the celebration of the birth of SHAKSPEA RE, on the 2 4 3 d instant, at Stratford. Mr. LAWLEY, M.P. Mr. SHIRLEY, and the Coporation of Stratford.' have also subscrtbed to the above object. EXICUTION.—Saturday last Samuel Ashcroft, Daxiel Graham, and Michael Fitzpatrick, were executed behind the Castle at Lancaster, for highway robberies in Man chester and the neighbourhood. Sunday, a poor (ookey, whilst grazing on the heigl . _ approaching too near the edge of the cliff at Dover, fell over into the yard of the Paris fiotel, an height of se veral hundred feet, and broke its back, and was obliged to be killed. We are sorry to receive accounts of an unpleasant affair which took place off Corfu, between a Turkish vessel of war, stated in one account to be a frigate, and his Majesty's ship PELICAN. The PELICAN (why does not appear) was fired upon repeatedly by the Turks, in spite of her having hailed and explained her name and character. Alter some forbearance, which seemed to be construed into cowardice, the Pelican returned the fire, but not until two men were killed, and many wounded. The action was very shout. The whole of the Turks art prisoners on board the Pelican, and the ship has been burnt. NAVAL INTELLIGENC9• FALMOUTH, Arms p • —Wind S.- in Arrived the Stanmer peeler, from 'Ashes ; &Miry Cook, sod Gladstone, Watteau, from Leith for bladaira. Sailed the Doke of klariborough packet, for Lisbon; and the Marquis of Salisbury packet, for the Brazils. Poarsatouret, Aram lo.—Wind N. W.-a-Smao, r u. Two ships have just brought up at St. Helen's, one an American...sod the other supposed to he an outward bound skip from the River. Deo., Aram 10.—Wind R.—Arrived from London,and paved, the Thomas King, Wituastsim, for Demerara; Asia Wean, for Quebec; for Malta; and Valiant., for Sr. J oh n ' s (M.S ) Ar rind the C. liamilton,Dweresmr, from New Yorb. G Revetments Aram 9.—Arrived the Jane, Wet's, from it. Lucia. Aram IG.—Arrived the West Indian, GUTHRIL, from Jamaica; and Alfred, Monceau, from Smyrna. Sailed time Princess Vit.. MATTISCH, for Manilla; George, FSLCHAM, for Bengal; lobo Bigger, KIST, for Bombay; and Jupiter, Airoassint, for Trieste. The Ardwell. Wanomt, from Liverpool fur Tampico, put into Douglas, Isle of Man, with loss of bowsprit. jib, and fore.topmast. The Leander May from Charleston, grounded in the Prince's Dock Basin, Liverpo ol, and filled with water. About 200 bake landed free from damage. The Sir W. Scott, Butvanutv, from Africa, has arrived at Li. verpool. On the 18th March, spoke the Pyrenees, from London for Berbice, in lat. 44. 20. long. 37. Lieut. Conant, of Ma Ma. if I tr. ship NORTH STAR, captured a Spatii,h schooner in Bonny River, with 180 slaves on board. Maaoave, Aran. 9. —The arrivals from Ostend last week were, on Thursday, the Fox. Capt. FOR, with passengers and 12 horses ; on Saturday, dr Countess of Elgin, with 20 horses and passengers , which vessel sailed agaio on Sunday morning for Rotterdam, for more horses, which trade goes on briskly. By these vessels the town is well supplied with butter, eggs, and poultry, at a tweetembie price. Monday arrived the Hooghly Raw indiaman, 4111 . 411114111 several Military Officers and Ladies from Calcutta, who pnemnini for town. • THE ARMY.. • • • • A detachment of the 52,1 Pomo ta• trlMPanti of Captain ICatio, left Brightoo Barracks on Bimodal fee Pertensemb, there to embark (or Halifax. Three Tromps of the 7th (the Prince Royals') Regiment of Dra gnets Guards, arrived on the Bth instant, at Liverpool, from Dublin, 011_11•M to Birmingham and-Coventry. 'The 24 Division of the Depot of the 50th Regiment of Infantry, embarked ea the 6th instant, on board the Princess Royal, trans port at Belfast, for Portsmouth. Detachments belonging to the 4th, II tb, and 13th Regiments of Light Dragoons, marched this morning from Westminster, for the I Cavalry Depot at Maidstone. The friends of the 234 Pusßeem will be glad to Teats, the filth poor women sod children who secreted themselves on Portuguese vessel at Gibraltar, when the Regimeneembar who suffered severe wrecks doting fifty-two days patine, of five sr six, are now safely provided foe at Belem. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WA R-OPPICR, APRIL 9, H 197. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Rapt. Join Potter Maelen, from the half.pay, to be' Captain, vice Thomas Noommout Quiche, who exchanges, receiving the difference. • 3d Regiment of light Dragoons—Cornet William Walter Coe grave to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ratcliffe, premien is the 6th Dragoons. 1 lth Ditto-;-Lieutenant Edward Arnold, from half.prry- lit d Dena ec goons, to be Lieutensnh vice Maxwell, led. 16 t h Ditto — Cornet Cachet Ootton to be Lie enant, by roams, vice J. Douglass, promoted ; Lieutenant John Vincent to be Adjutant, vice Hiltno, who resigns the Adjutentcy any 17th Ditto--Cornet Sa muel William Need to be Limitation, by purchase, vice St. Quintin,promoted ; Archibald Hepburn Alit clieboo, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Shaw,. promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Norman Maclean to be Captain, without purchase, vice -Wetherell, promoted. 12th Ditto—Captain Richard Alexander Butler, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Southwell, promoted. 23d Ditto=-Lientemust • Malcolm Ross, from the half-pay, to be First Lieutenant, vice Forster, appointed to the 24th Foot; Arthur Johnstone Lawrence, Gent. to be Second hieutcoant, by Forebear, vice Ross, promoted. 25th Ditto.—Quarterniaster Serjeant William Howe to be Quar termaster, vise Price, deceased. . . 30th Ditto—Ensign William Townsend Oin, from the half pay, to be Kadin, vice John Picrrepoint Taylor, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 40th Ditto—Captain Evelyn Spencer Bowmen, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Elliot, promoted. 424 Ditto--Gentleman Cadet William Oliver Grant, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Graot, appointed to the 92d Foot. 45th Ditto--Captain John Cole to be Major, vice Stacpoole, de ceased. To be Captains—Uslutenant James Reid, by purchase, vice Cole; Captain Edward Caulfield Archer, from the half pay, vice John Grant, who exchanges. To be Lieutenant—Ensign Edmond Wilson Laetrile', without purchase, vice Forbes, de. ceased. To be Ensign, by purchase—James Patrick Meth, Vent. vice Armstrong, who retires. • 54th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Robert Russell, from the ist Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Macdonald, who resigns. 56th Ditto—Major John Peddie,from the half-pay,to be Majoe,pay log the difference to the Half pay Fund, vice Cairoes, promoted ; Lieutenant Forrester Owen Leighton to be Captain, by purchase, vice Thorne, who retires; Ensign Boyle T nun.* to be lieutenant, by purchase, vic e Leighton ; Amos•Thorne, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the r ank of Ensign ' vice Woulds, deceased. 59th Ditto—Ensign William Jesse to be Lieutenant, vice AL. C. Pitman, delta 'of his wounds. 60th Ditto—James St. John Munro, Gent. to be Second Lieuten ant, by purchase, vice Cromie, promoted. 63d Ditto—Captain Lord William Paulet, from the halt pay, to be Captain, vice Jacob Jordan, who exchanges, receiving the difference. - 70th Ddto—Lieutenant Benoit Bender, from half pay 40th Poor, to be Lieutenant, vice James Fleeson; who exchanges ; Edward Kelso% Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Harvey, promoted. 78th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Arthur Wood, M.D. to be Assist ant Surgeon, vice Duncan, deceased. 79th Ditto—Lieutenant James Macdonald, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vi:e Alexander Cameron, who exchanges, Re. ceiving the dift4rence. 86th Ditto—Captain Louis Robert James Versturme, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Abraham William Wynne, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Lieutenant James Kennelly to be Captain, without purchase, vice C. L. Bell, promoted in 41st Foot; Ensign Thomas Miller Creagh to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Masterson, promoted ; Ensign Charles Frederick M.Alahon, from the 24 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Creagh. Rile Brigade—Richard Eaton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Williams, promoted. Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant George Ado'phus Trat:chell to be - Captain, vice Driberg, deceased. To be First Lieutenants—Se cond Lieutenant Richard Jefferson, vice Woodford, deceased ; Lieutenant Oliver Delancey, from the half pay, vim Navin. whose appointment has not taken place. To be Second Lies tenant— linsign William JuAin Al`Carthy, from half pay 40th Foot vice Edward Archer Tumour, who exchanges. Came C orps (Cavalry).—goruet Peter Tooke Robinson to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted. UNA TTACH ED. 10s. Major John Elliott Cairnes, from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant- Colonel of Infantry, by purchase, vice the Lion. John Finch, whose promotion, by purchase, has not taken place. To be Lieutenants of I nrastry, by purchase—Ensto Gerard Lake Ilarvey, from the 70th ot ; Eusign George Benjantiu Tath. well, from the 12th Foot. ROMS* L STA/1. _ Thomas Cuke Gaulter, 111:15: ;be 11os;ital Assistant to the Forces, vice Murray, appointed to the 98th FOJC. The und-rmentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of their halt pay : lieutenant John Mackintosh, half pay sth Foot; Lieutenant John Preatou Walker, half pay 85th Foot. Royal if.ast India Voluuteers—Sidney John Smith, Gent. to be /Saisign. Commissions signed by Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. To be Deputy Lieutenants--The Right Hon. Henry Thomas K.rl of Chichester; Sir David Scott, Bart. Major Arthur Chichester; John Heper, hag. AnStany Capron, F.aq. William Henry Yald wyn, CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Aram 11. Our supplies (1.690 qrs. of Vibes t, 900 qrs. oillarley. 9. 860 gri ef Oats, 9,850 sacks of Flour) since Monday were not Urge. still the tuealing trade is very dull; but Monday's mice. were sustained for fin. samples. Malting Barley being mane is taken away fr. ely at ru s t . t Pe ne r ie q w ua sa r t r s . eff ( ett u ed vi w ith er dilicu e at that quotation . qsuliPoratiotnle.ll"iludlielYansel ref:1871;1;s there is little vsriatioti. 3 i' 11 4 , . r i I Eft Silll r t - I . : 1 ( 11 H --. . . i It ti i A ;I . , I . 1 i i 1 I . •• . . , I I , f 1,1 1 ! i • 1, , 1 1 il • , . 1 • 1 '1 ! , t 1 I I , I - . • .1 , . I ; t i . 11