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ACIDULATED' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. decidecifireference this new Sauce has expe rienced during the short period it has been before do Pablie,"having ilready occasioned some spurious imitations, E. L 117.ENBY and SQN respectfully infirm the Nubility and Gantry, the original Article is prepared only at their Ware houses, No. 6, Edward -street, London, and 23, Parliament street, Dublin ; the label of each bottle signed " Elizabeth La- , nenby."—N. 11. From its peculiar preparation, the Acid An chovy Sauce will be found very delicious with Steaks, Hashes, Ste. as well as all kinds of Fish, and claims a decided preference for Exportativ, is warranted to keep in any climate, and does not turn rancid•when opened. PRO SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.' ATMs Alazette notices that the honour of Knighthood has been e ferrrd on Francis Molyneux Ommanney, Esq. and Charles grey, Esq. oae of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judi cature at Madrasi. 13ANKTIUPTS. henry Dowsland, inn. and Thomas Robinson Davison, Old Woad -street, ship and insurance-brokers, to surrender June 5. 19, and July i, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-street. Hugh hall , Nelson Terrace, Kingsland, and of the Stock-Ex change, broker, May 27, June 3, and July 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Derby, llarcourt.bui [dings, Temple. Josiah Hoydell, late cl Bethnal-greens coal-merchant, May 27, June 3, and July 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pulley, Great Winchester-street. licibert Bright, late of Nassau place, Commercial-road, haber dasher, May 30, June 3, and July 1, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Lawrance, Dean's-court, Doctors'-Commons. Edward Hopperton, Liverpool, upholsterer, June 5,6, and July 1, at one, at the George Inn Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Blackstock and Inn, Temple; or Mr. Bardswell, Liverpool. Nehemiah Baylis Johnson, Birmingham, bed and matrass ma nufacturer, June 6, T, and July 1, at twelve, at the Castle Inn, Bir mingham. Attornies, Ilessrs. Swain and Co. Fie derick's.place, Old Jewry ; or Mr. Webb, Birmingham. Christopher Hammond, Durban), draper, June 5, 6, and July 1 " at nine , at the George Inn, Deausgtte, Manchester. At tornies, Mr. Wood, Brazennose-stmets Manchester ; or Messrs. Hurd arid Johnson, Temple. Jonathan Douphrate, Brackley, Northamptonshire. tailor, June 3,5, and July 1, at eleven, at..the White Lion Inn, Banbury, Oxfordshire. Attornies, Mr. Tints, Banbury or Messrs. Lowes and Cowburn, Temple. William Lushington, jun. late of Mark-lane, merchant, June 10, 13, and July 1, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Healing, Lawrence-lane, CheoPside• John Clarke, Wakefield, bookseller, June 5, 6. and July 1, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attoruies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery.lsne ; or Mr. Creswell, Essex-street, Manchester. Joseph Linney, Chester, grocer, June 43 and 24, at eleven, and July 1, at ode, at the Pied Bull Inn, Chester. Attor nies, Mr. Kelsall, Chester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Hancock, St. James's.street, coach-maker, May 27, June 3, and July 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pitches, St. Swi th.n's lane. Richard Stonhewer Illingworth, Waterloo-place, wine-mer chant, May 27, 30, and July 1, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornks, Messrs. Ki.ight and Freeman, liasinghall-street. William F.icharthon, ‘Vrutham, Kent, innkeeper. May 30, June 3, and .Tuly 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Prall, Rochester; or Messrs. Clarkson, Essex -street, Strand. William (Tunic, St. Martin's-lane, baker, May 27, June 5, and July 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sbuter, Mill- bank-str.:et, Westminster. Alexander Rae and William Earle, jun. East London Theatre, dealers and chaptnen, May 27, June 3, and J.aly 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adarn's-court, Broad. street. James Nlattinson, Huddersfield, merchant, May 31, at six, June 1, and July 1, at eleven, at the Wellington Inn, Hud- Attornies Mr. Allison, Huddersfield; or Mr. Walker, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn. James Dawson, Meltham, Yorkshire, clothier, June 7, at five, 8, and July 1, at eleven, at the Pack Horse Inn, Hudders field. Attorqies, Mr. Walker, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; or Messrs. Clough and Punn, Huddersfield. William Fallows, jun. Hatfield, Yorkshire, maltster, May 25, 26, and July 1, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Cheadle, Staff .rdshirc. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; or Messrs. Hulbert and Keys, Cheadle. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 17, S. A. Lambert, Bread -street, underwriter, at eleven. June 10, J. and F.. I'owell, Holborn-hill, oil and colour-men, at twelve. Juue 17, W. Shoobridge, Barden, Kent, fanner, at eleven. June 10, W. Anderton and It. LipsSera, Chorley, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, at eleven. June 24, S. Brown and T. H. Scott, St. Mary-hill, merchants, at twelve. June 10, S. Cowell, Sutton-at-Hone, Kent, miller, at twelve. June 10, W. Heath, Lower-street, Islington, butcher, at twelve. June 24, R. Wood, Hart-street, Bloomsbuty-square, paper hanger, at ten. Jane 17, E. Timberlake, Great Mary-la-bonne str.fet, poulterer, at ten. June 24, J. S. Manfredi, T. Luff, ar.d H. IlenshaU, Wheeler-street, Norton-Falgate, silk-dyers, at ten. June 10, T. W. Wooddeson, Dover -street, Piccadilly, upholsterer, at one. June 24, J. West, Richmond, Surrey, linen-draper, at twelve. June 6, .1. Bdlnter, late of the City Chambers, Bbitopsgate.street, merchant., at eleven. June 17, Dixon, Lamb s Conduit -street, haberdasher, at twelve. June Z, I'. Hornsby, Comhill, stock-broker, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 12, J. Goodchild, jun. High Pallion, Durham, banker, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Biabopwcannouth. June 15, A. Sheath, Boston, Lincolnshire, banker, at eleven, at the Sara cen's Head, Lincoln. June 10, W. Body, late of N.-whaven, grocer, at eleven, at the Scar Inn, Lewes. June 16, J. Hop kinson, 1.1vo•oi, merchant, at one, at the George, Liverpool. July 1, W. Mnkam Bath, cooper, at eleven, at the Angel, Bath. June 19, J. Davis, Trowbridge, Wilts, bricklayer, at eleven, at the George, Trowbridge. June 12, C. Beckwith,l Preston, Lancashire, draper, at eleven, at the White lione, l Preston. June 13, W. Perris, Bath, grocer, A the Castle and Ball, Bath. June 17 4 D. Lees, Foul Leach, Oldham, cotton spinner, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June IS, B. Scott, late of Horncastle, Lincolnshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. June 15, S. Scott, late of Thimbleby, Lincolnshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. June 10, W. Brice, Bristol, merchant, it eleven, at the Commercial ItoThns, Bristol. CF.RTIFICATES--JusE 10. J. Hawthorn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, brass-founder. T. At kinson, Huddersfield, merchant. J. F. Gidney, near Green!tithe, Kent. victualler. 11. Bolingbroke, Yarmouth, merchant. It. Homer, lleckingham, Lincolnshire, jobber. W. and J. Warburton, Castle-street, Southwark, hat-rna imfactt.rers. J. Brander and J. Barclay, Size-lane, merchants. C. R. Read, Brabant-court% merchant. G. G. Percival, Wal cot, Somerset, brewer. W. Goodwin, Cambridge, currier. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNF.RSIIIPS. Kell and Co. Old Kent-road, timber-merchants. Ball and Perfurno, Leicester, hosiers. Rivers and Young, Manifold place, Lambeth, white - soft-soap-manufacturers. Smart and Collyer, Nassau-street, Soho, carvers and gliders. illacieroy and Wilson, Glasgow, sugar-refiners. Deivis and Chappell, Honey-lane-market, butchers. Witty and Itiby, hull, painteirs. W. and J. Tucker, itloretonhampsted, Devon, schoolmasters. I . 7 anhouse and Cu. Mincing-lane, West India-brokers. Rush worth and Earn. Chanter and Pilgrim, 8ri.401, Manchester warehousemen. W. Staniforrh, sen. and jun. Sheffield, sur geons. Newbould and Co. Sheffield, saw-manufacturers. Crane and Fletcher, Birmingham, :mass founders. lorg and Blight, ltotherhithe and Woolwich, merchants. Shoubridge and Stap ley, Chankton, Sussex, Larmers. I'ighills and Co. Heaton, Yorkshire, corn-millers. Aitken Orr, and Co. Glasgow and rlicliburn, spinners. Petersen and Schmollinger, Raven-row, Mile End-road, rope-manefacturers. Haworth and Wild, Bol ton-le-Moors. Laacastire, sp:ntile-manufac:urers. Jelliman and Greenshaw, Commercial-044:e, City-road, blacking-manufac turers. Miles and Shrimpton, Amersham, Bucks, blacksmiths. Ma:lin:on and Woodbead, Hipperhohne-cum-Brighouse-, hJese-carptuters. Barclay and Co. York, booksellers.— Bridge raid Co. Manchester, cotton-spinners. Knight and Co. Whitchurch, Salop. attornies. Bradley and Cu. Birmingham, carriers. Green acd Co. Coleman-street, Blackwell-hall -factors. Amason and bullock, lewienhall-street, grocers. Ousey and jlawkshead, Manchest-s, commission-agents. Ridsdale and Co. (as relates to 6. Raids Wakefield, merchants. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON.' MONDAY, MAY 22, 1820. Vott-hlosaaT.—Holiday at the Stock Ezchange. The obscurity in which the statements in the French Papers, as contrasted with the accounts received in England, have involved the itinerary of her Majesty the QUEEN, is at length fully cleared away, by the explanations of the Journal de Paris of Friday, re ceived this morning. It first turns out, that the Lady whom the French Papers stated to be travelling under the fictitious name of the Marchioness de Butte, was actually a Marchioness, and no Queen; and next it appears that, but for the usual felicity of the French Journalists in transcribing English names, we should have read, for the Marchioness de Bulk, the Mar chioness of Bute, who is the real personage whose journey has attracted so much notice, .Ind produced so much misapprehension. - The mistake, we are told, arose from the nume rous suite with which the Marchioness travels, amounting, it is said, to more than a dozen persons. But what must remove, says the Journal de Paris, every suspicion '4 identity between the Queen of ENGLAND and‘the Marchioness, is the circumstance, that the Marchioness of BerrE is attended by a son and a daughter, the one aged eighteen, and the other twenty years of age. Yu this, however, we suspect, the French journalist is only plunging into some new mistake; the present Marchioness of Burs was only married in 1818. As stated in our Paper of Friday, the Marchioness proceeded from Auxerre by water to Paris, where she arrived on Wednesday, and took up her quarters at the Hotel Meurice, Rue de Rivoli. The Moniteur of Thursday, still labouring under the mistake of its own creation, announced that it was the QUEEN of ENGLAND who had arrived ; and the good Ladies of Paris, deceived by such high authority, flocked next morning in crowds, to present bouquets of flowers to " England's suffering Queen." It was not without a good deal of difficulty that they were convinced of their error. The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, which have arrived since our last, are almost wholly occu. pied with the continued debates on the Project of Election Law. The Chamber of Peers continue sit ting, from day to day, on the case of Louvel. No thing new respecting it has transpired. Five per Cents. Thursday, 74 fr. 25 c. Saturday morning, a little before eleven o'clock, the KING left town for his Stud House, of Hampton-Court. His MAJESTY returned to London in the evening. Saturday, Mr. MOREFIELD, one of the Clerks of the Kitchen at Carlton-house Palace, left town for Windsor Castle, in order to arrange the preparations for his MAJESTY and suite, who are expected to ar rive there this day. His MAJESTY will be present at the Mcntem, which takes place to-morrow at Eton. Yesterday the KING attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, with their Royal Highnesses the Duke of YORK, the Duke of CLARENCE, and the Princess AUGUSTA. The Sermon was preached by the Archbishop of YORK ; the Bishop of LONDON, as Dean of the Chapel, read the Communion Service. The Clerks of the Closet in waiting were the Bishop of EXETER and Dr. STANIER CLARKE. The Rev. Mr. BLomnsaa performed Divine Ser vice yesterday to his MAnsrv's Household, at his Palace, in Pall-Mall. Yesterday the Duke of YORK visited the Kmo. Saturday, the Princess AUGUSTA honoured Lady CRRMORNE with her company to dinner, at her house at Chelsea. Yesterday, the Princess AUGUSTA and thJDuchess of CLARENCE visited the Duchess of KENT at the King's Palace at Kensington. The Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, yesterday s Saturday, Prince LEOPOLD left Town for Liverpool. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY'S sixth public en tertainment, on Saturday, at Lambeth Palace, was very fully attended. Among other distinguished personages present were— The Duke of Rutland, garl Bathurst, Dal of Westmorland, Lord Sidmnutb, Lord Charles Manners, the Earl of Ash burnham, the Bishop of Bangor, Archdeacon Poe, the Dean of Carlisle, Rev. Dr. Gaskin, Mr. Sawbridge, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Dickens, &c. Saturday, Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE gave a grand dinner at their elegant residence in Bruton -street, Berkeley-square, to a number of dis-1 tinguished personages, among whom were Prince and Princess ESTERH.AZY, Countess of SANDWICH, Duke of DEVONSHIRE, Earl GOWER, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, and Lady MORPETH. In the evening her Ladyship entertained a select party with music, die. There were present the— Earl and Countess of Morley, Earl and Countess of /creel, Lord and Lady William Rouen, Countess of Harrowby, Lady Mary Ryder, Lord Sandon, Marquis and Marchioness of Wor cester, Bluchioness of Downsiure, Mr. Standish, the Hon. Mr. Eden, Mr. Wilmot, Mrs. and Miss Villiers, Mr. Montague, Mr. neyd, Mr. Greville, &c. • The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland was opened by the Right Hon. the Earl of MORTON, his MAJESTY'S Commissioner, on Thursday last. A number of Noblemen and Gentlemer. of distinction walked in procession with the Commissioner, among whein were observed the following.... Earl of Haddington, Lord Robert Kerr, Lord Chief Baron, Baron Clerk Rattray, Baron Sir Patrick Murray, Sir John Sin clair, Sir Howard Elphinstone; Sir Gregory Way, Sir James Douglas, Sir Patrick Walker, Sir John Cannel, Sir Alexander Keith, Admiral (hway and staff, Major-General Stirling, Co-, lend D. Stuart of Garth, Colonel Dunne and Officers of the 7th Dragoon Guards, Colonel M'lntyre and Officers of the 374 Regiment, Colonel Blair, Judge-Advocate, Colonel Walker and Officers of Royal Artillery, Colonel Mowbray, Major Bower ; M Hepburn ,Graham, Jardine, Errol, DP Vicar, Sinclair, &c. The streets were lined by a detachment of the 7th Dragoon Guards, from Piershill Barracks, and by a company of the 33d, and the grenadier company of the 60th Regiment, from the Castle. TILE ARSIY. SIT FREDERICK ADAM passed through Paris on the 18th instant, on his return to resume the military command at Corfu. General MAITLAND and suite were to leave Corfu about this time for England, by the way of Leghorn and Marseilles. Saturday, the gallant 71st Regiment, now in gar rison in Chester, were reviewed on the Roodee, by General BY NG. The • South Hams Yeomanry will shortly have a muster-day in their uniform ; the whole equipment, both for man and horse, is really very handsome, and does great credit to the taste of Colonel BASTARD.— Each member serves three years without pay, which goes towards the expense of clothing, &c. It is expected that the Regiments of Lancashire Militia will be called out this Summer, to assemble as follows : Ist Regiment under Colonel Pianos, at Lancaster. 2d Lord STANLICY, at Liverpool. 5d Sir T. D. Haswn, at Preston. The time of training will be 28 days. Wednesday, the battalion of Coldstream Guards, commanded by Colonel WOODFORD, and stationed in Portsmouth Garrison, was reviewed and inspected on Southsea Common, by Major General Sir GEORGE COOKE, K.C.B. Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, who was pleased to express, in very flattering terms, his admiration of the precision with which the va rious manoeuvres were executed. Monday, the 12th Regiment of Infantry were in spected at Ennis ' by Major-General &intros. This corps, with the 39th, from Casdebar, are under orders for Dublin. The Bth Veteran Battalion, lately quartered at Loughrea, are now stationed at Aberdeen. Two companies of the 9th Veteran Battalion, un der the command of Captain ROGER FINCH, are now stationed at Roscrea. Friday se'nnight, after inspecting the 49th, at Buttevant, Major-General Sir THOMAS BRISBANE, K.C.B. commanding the Limerick District, arrived at Limerick, and at half-past seven o'clock, the Bri gade of . Artillery, under Lieutenant-Colonel DES BRISAY,. and at eight, the 18th Hussars, under Lieu tenant-Colonel HAY, and the 23d Welch Fusileers, under Lieutenant-Colonel PEARSON, were severally inspected, with whose appearance, movements, ma,. nceuvres, and interior economy, he was highly pleased: indeed, the general conduct of the entire Garrison deserves every encomium. Sir THOMAS BRISBANE is accompanied by his Quarter-Master-General, Sir CHARLES BROKE, on his inspection. Monday se'tmight ' a splendid Ball was given in Cashel. Rank, Beauty, and Fashion, graced the scene ; and never was beheld a more striking union of the elegance and fascination of, the fair sex, and the manly graces and dignity of the other. The room was crowded by Fashionables from all parts of the country, and conducted by the able management of Captain STUART, 3d Dragoon Guards, and Mr. LONG, of Loagfield, who kindly officiated as Stewards.— The excellent band of the Sd Dragoon Guards, per formed the music of the dances, and during the in tervals of the sets gave their full swell of harmony to enliven the party, and give additional zest to the sparks of wit and brilliant, conversation which en livened all present. The attention of Capt. STUART and his brother Officers called forth the kind wishes and esteem of all—and at a late hour the party broke up, happy in their past hours, and only lamenting that broad day-light put an end to them so soon.— The splendid new uniform of the 3d Dragoon Guards was worn, for the first time, on this occasion, and for is brilliancy and richness was universally admired. l This excellent Regiment is about to leave Ireland the latter end of this month. Tuesday night last, as a party of the 6th Dragoons was escorting a deserter from the 40th Regiment of Foot, from Manchester to Newcastle, they stopped for the night at Mr. HIND'S, of Weatherby, and, after retiring to their sleeping-room, the soldier to whose arm the prisoner had been fastened unlocked himself ) and was immediately knocked down by the deserter. Another of the party, perceiving the deserter snatch at a carbine belonging to the corporal, who was asleep in bed, levelled his own piece, and shot the de serter through the body, who fell dead. The soldier has since been committed to York Castle for trial: Tuesday, a private of the Rifle Brigade, now in Glasgow (a native of Ireland) cut off the two first joints of the forefinger of his left hand and part of the thumb. This is, we believe, a transportable offence. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 19, 1820. 18th Regiment of Light Dragoons--George Arundel Stewart, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Akers, who retires. 32/1 Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Edward Sl:ewell, from half pay of the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Butter worth, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 60th Ditto—Ensign James Sweeny, from half-pay of the 95th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Weyranch, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. 90th Ditto—Lieutenant Hector Munro, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Marsh, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion. 2d West India Regiment—Lieutenant Alexander Gordon _ . Laing, from half-pal of the Regiment, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Ricketts, promoted. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign John Weyranch, from the 60th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mackenzie, appointed to thq ith Royal Veteran Battalion. NARRACII(II. To be Barrack-Masters in Great Britain—Captain Leech, Lieutenants Benson and Nicholl. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester. John Richardson, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Commission in the King's Own Staffordshire Militia, signed by the Vice-Lkutenant of the County of Stafford. The Honourable Heneage Legge to be C.tptain. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. Bedfordshire Regiment of Regular Blilitia—John lknry Camp bell, Esq. to be Captain; Richard Thomas Gilpin, Gent. to be Ensign. Bedfordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Robert Trevor, Esq. to be Captain. Friday night, during the Performance of the Morelli and Curtail, at the Cobourg Theatre, Mr. Bradley, who performs the princi pal Alban brother. met with a serious accident. Whilst fencing with Publius (Mr. T. P. Cooke) he missed a parry, and his an tagonist's sword took him across the nose, very near the eyes. The audience uttered a shriek, fearing Mr. B. was dangerously wounded; his face was in au instant covered with blood, and Mr. Cooke drew back ; but Bradley put his band to the wound and renewed the Combat. lie was carried to Mr. Cooke's dress ing-roont, where his wound was examined, and found to be se rious: there was a cut across his nose, nearly a quarter of an inch deep, and both hit eyes had swelled greatly, and turned black. A surgeon dressed the wound, and Mr. Bradley went home ; but was so ill as to be unable to name his part on 4a turday evening. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, The Lay, kat. Captain DOMAN, wilt sail in a fsw days fir North \Yarmouth, to take on board the Hon. Mr. Vamer, as Minister to St. Petenburgh.' She proceeds out of harbour t.. 1 Spkhead to-morrow. The Regent yacht, stated as being to be launched on the loth of May, will trot be ready before July. The Summers's, 16 guns, Captain Ruusars, is Elting out at Chatham, for the St. Helena station. The Casoss, 42 guns, recently paid ',Cat Sheerness, has been consmisioned by Captain G. C. WiCsistle. Th.: ALACRITY, 10 guns, has been commissioned at Deptford, by Captain kisr. 7:Y &motors Captain Rant Hatt has taken the command of the COMTAY, N guns, fitting at Portsmouth for foreign service. Mr. F. P. BENTLEY, Master of the Carceloon is appointed to the Conway, and Mr. E. KNAPP, Master, to the Cameleon. The Success transport, Lieutenant Lowav, agent, arriv...cl lately from Malta with invalid soldiers and men, whose period of service has expired. The Success left Malta on the list April, at which time his Majesty's sloop RacenossE, Hon. Captain Campmate, was refitting there. The lievoterunotatax, Sear, and Lasar, were at Naples; and the Ctatouw, Ain and SCOUT, at Corfu. Two of the crew of a pirate, recently tri ed Malta (named Reuben Marshal and John Canis) ' who wen( sentenced to d:ath, but reprieved at the time the others were executed, were brought home in the Success. She sailed ma Friday for Sheerness. By a vessel from Jamaica, advices have been received from Lima, to the late date of the 15th January. The injnry done to the trade of the coast by the Chili= squadron under Lord emit s...ate seems to have been very extensive, and is commented on terms of great indignation. The Governor of Lima had been, in consequence, comkelled, in some material instances, to admit foreign vessels from different parts of the world to enter the port of Callao with licenses. Great scarcity of all imported articles existed at Lima. A Court Martial was assembled on board the Quests CHAR.- Lover, at Portsmouth, son Friday, and continued by a4ournmeAt oti Saturday, for the trial of Nlr. James Etheridge, clerk of his Majesty's brig Satrap, upon charges of having filled up vArisms bilispf exchange, purporting to bear date at St. Helena, and to draw upon the Commissioners of the Navy for the pay of certain Officers of the said brig, which bills were afterwards negotiated and paid, having the signatt.re of tie Captain and Purser, either forged or fraudulently obtained, to them; and the charges having bc.:l proved, the Court adjudged him to be mulcted, or 1.) frit all the pay or wages due to him for his services done clerk of the SAPPHO, and all other advantages• to which he is entitled for his services In the Royal Navy, to be dismissed from bis Majesty's service, and rendered incapable of ever serving again, as totally unworthy of any employment therein, and to be imprisoned in his Majesty's prison called the Marshalsea b.r the space of two years.—The Court then proceeded to try Jamey Dougata, a seaman, belonging to the Liffey, for desertion, ac.d the charge having been proved, he was sentenced to receive 10Is lashes on board that ship, and to forfeit his wages and all other advantages arising from his services in the Navy. FALIIODTO, MAY 10.•—• Wind S.W.—Arrived the Zephyr, LeMSDEN, from Jamaica; Geivernor Racoon, Wit.s4x, from Loudon for Demerara ; and Lark, livasiows, from Bristol, with loss of main boom a::d sails split. Sailed the Edward, Curw, for Ilarbadoes ; Eliza, SANDS, fur Boardeaux ; Velocity, STANTON, for Gibraltar; Perseverance, BARWICK, for Virgini..; and Zephyr, LUMDEN. for London. Passed this Port, the Bt . :- ton, CitassnoN, for St. Domingo; awl Triumph, &rain, to Calcutta. PI:MOUTH, M 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the John and nizabeth, HARDING, from Yonghat Sailed the Minerva, DA I 1., for London. Pear-mourn, Mar 21.—Wind S.S.P---Arrived yesterd7v, the Thomas transport, from Plymouth; also off this port the Fhto, of Duzburg, from Ilaltitnore for Amsterdam. Sailed the Prince of Wales, Tassels, for London. Sailed to-day Lis Majesty's ship G &LOAN, on a cruize ; and the Heroine, Gas- ILICE, for the Mauritius. • HARWICH, MAY 21.—Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, fen Rolland; Earl of Leicester packet, far Cuxhaven; and Claz.r loue packet, for Gottenburgh, all with Mails. Livaarooi, MAY 20.—Arrived the Alexander * Coloson, from Wilmington; Helicon, Marrs; Triton, Tuscan; Pallas, Lew is:in; and Trident, Wrianntsorr, from Savannah; Leander, Alio aLazott, from Jamaica; William, COLLINS, and Reaper, Smart, from New Orleans ; Reuben and Eliza, Hawn, from Wilming ton and New York ; Mary Ellen, M , Gnons, from Rio Janeiro ; and Stranger, River, from Philadelphia. DEAL, Mar 21.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the RI. user, yesterday, the Ann Elizabeth, LAIRS, from Pernambuco, in forty-nine days; and Segar, Howson, from Jamaica, in sixty three days. Came down from the River the Tanjore, Meat, and Hope, Firer, for Madras and Bengal; Grantham, UNDER. woos, for Demerara; Warkworth, Manse, for Odessa; and Elizabeth, READ, for Barbadoes. Arrived and sailed for the River, to-day, the Boyne, Fatuansow, from Bengal. Came down from the River, the Victory, Cowatacutsm, for Comma ; liar badoes Packet, GAZI/CE, for Trinidad; Rufford, GsartErr, for New Brunswick ; and Sesostris, Porrza, for Barcelona ; the Ut ter remains with the Tanjore and Coldstream, for Madras anal Bengal: the remainder of the outward-bound sailed this morning. Poem, Msr 21.—The Wiliam and Mary, Bears, for Nev.- castle, in proceeding out over the bar yesterday afternoon, got aground on the Hock, but it is supposed will be got of this evening without much Maage. CeNTOND.HOUSE, MAT 20.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Rumney, from Jamaica; Eliza Ann, and Ocean, from Belize; Providence, from I anzarotte ; Blenheim, from Belize ; Rams, front Teneriffe; Scarthingwell, from Charente; Wal singham, from Lisbon ; Wellington, from St. Vincent's; Cath rine, from Cadiz ; Princess Charlotte of Wales, from Calcutta; Admiral Rowley, from Trinidad; Nancy, from New Yak; Dove, from Bilboa ; and the Doneltal,• from Belfast.—Cleared Outwards : The Sufde, for Amsterdam ; Harmony, for Deme rara ; Lark, for Cadiz ; Princess of Wales, for Calais ; Joseph Hume, for Mogadore; Ann, for Rotterdam ; Edward, for Hamburgh ; Parfait Union, for Calais ; Trois Sours, for Rouen ; London Packet, for Antwerp ; Aurora, for Bremen; Prince of Orange, for Rotterdan. ; Br.unin, for Bilboa ; Elbe, for Hamburgh ; Lady Boringrion, for Bombay ; Earl Bathurst, for Rotterdam ; Flying 'Fish, for Ostend ; Gambier, for Cadiz- DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Hazard, for the Mary, on the 22d instant, at No. 2 Surrey -street, Strand, and recalled there hlondays and Thurs days for three months. During the heavy squalls on Thursday, a wherry was uroet on the passage from Caishot Castle to Gosport, when the Ber nier-maw ARNOLD, Chaplain of the Forces at Gosport, Alexan der Hunter, —. the Waterman, and Pink, were unfortunately drowned. It is supposed the misfortune occurred between Hell Head and Stokes's Bay. Hunter was picked up the neat morn ing ; and a reward has been offered for the recovery of the body of Mr. Aastorn. Mr. A. had been on a visit to his sister, Lady CATLIC, at EaglehUtit. He was very much respected, and his lose is very sincerely deplored. A subscription was set on foot in September last, at Calcutta, for supplying the inhabitant, of Pitcairn's Island with imple menu of husbandry and other useful articles. Those interest rag people are the descendanu of the mutineers of his Majesty's sh p Bousrr, and were visited a short time lace by Capt. linuArisoir, on his voyage from Valparaiso to Calcutta. Heis now tract cling again to Chili, in command of the Haacurati and proposes cll. ing at Pitcairn's Island, w i t h t h e articles which have been pw - chased under his direction for the use of its inhabitants. Letters from the Isle of France, dated Bth Februaey last, state, that the fever which had lately raged them with such Jiok.r.cr, had considerably diminished iu lis effect. The injury.done to the commerce of the place, and the consequent loss, have, however, been very serious. Upwards of 5000 Black Slaves bare rerished, and, ccnsidering the population of the island to be not above 80,000, this proportion is very peat ; be• sides which, about 150 of Pie white inhabitants base fallen victims to the dreadful pestilencr. When these letters left the island, commerce had resumed its acti vity, and there appeared every probability of the fever being entirely subdued. A - fire broke out in a dwelling-house at Paigntoit, near Torquay, on Wednesday afternoon las', about five o'clock, which, after doing considerable damage, communicated with West Hill House, the residence of GEOROE TttonY, Esq. and, in a short time, re duted the wbul4; to a heap of ruins. I • • \