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to their names as they were called over.. Their al)• pearance and deportment was not different from that on the preceding days in which they have been in Court. Robert Adams, the accomplice, was the first wit ness called on the part of the Crown. He was exa mined by the SOLICITOR-GENERAL. His evidence was similar to that which he bad given on the trials of Thistlewood and hip, with some additions.— During his examination, the prisoner Brunt, who had been provided with paper, pen, and ink, fre quently took notes. Harrison, and two other pri soners, were sometimes occupied in a similar way. The s‘ itness having stated an assertion made by the prisoner Brunt respecting what should be done to any Peace-officers who offered to interrupt their proceedings, Brunt rose and said, 11 My Lord, will you allow me to ask this witness if he can look at the Gentlemen of the Jury arid at me, and make such an assertion :d" Adams, laying his hand on his breast, said," Yes, I can, with a clear conscience." Brunt.—" Then you must be a villain." An altercation would have ensued, but it was in- terrupted by the CIfIEF BARON, who told the pri soner he would afterwards be allowed to cross-ex amine the witness. Mr. ADOLPHUS came into Court on the commence ment of the evidence for the Crown. The Jupoxs are dressed in their scarlet robes, in compliment, we believe, to the KINGS birth-day, which is celebrated this day. Adams was left under examination at one o'clock. We have received, since our last, the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday. The new Spanish Ambassador had his first audi ence of the French KING on Wednesday. It was private, and of 'some length. His Excellency noti fied his CATHOLIC MAJESTY'S acceptance of the Con stitution of 1812. The Chamber of Deputies have at length got through the Financial Project of 1818. It was, on Wednesday, finally adopted, by a majority oflB2 to 25. On Thursday, the new Law of Elections was to be discussed in the Bureaux. NEWS FROM SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 13. The Minister of War has issued a General Order, in which he states that the KING has learnt with pain, that an individual of his Body-guard had been the cause, by propositions which, if not criminal, are at least extremely inconsiderate, of a momentary interruption to the public tranquillity in this capital ; that in order that false ideas might not give rise in the sequel to more serious consequences, his MA JESTY wishes it should be universally known to the troops, that having freely and spontaneously sworn to the Political Constitution, which is the funda mental law of the Kingdom, and being resolved to maintain it by every means which the Con stitution has put into his hands, &c. will regard as culpable all who by their actions or proposals de viate from that adhesion which all Spaniards owe to the solemn pact which has fixed for ever the bond of union between his Majesty and his People. It was at the Lorrencini coffee-house that the tu mult, for such was the circumstance to which this Order alludes, took place. _ _ It is still said that the principal movers of the Re volution keep up a regular correspondence together from Pampeluna to Cadiz, and that they are not altogether in harmony with the Central Junta. MINA, dissatisfied, it appears, with the appointment of M. ESCVDUO as Civil Governor of Navarre, has actually sent a body of troops to prevent his entering Pam peluna. _ Mails have arrived, since our last, from Hatn.;. burgh, Flanders, and Holland; but they have brought nothing of the least importance. Saturday the Convocation of the Bishops and Clergy of the Province of Canterbury assembled at the Chap ter-house, in St. Paul's Church-yard. _ _ _ Wednesday, Sir GEORGE NAYLOR, and Mr. NASH, the architect, attended at Westminster Abbey, to give directions for arrangements for the ensuing installa tion of the Knights of the Bath. We are happy to say the Duchess of Yonx con- I tinues to improve. Saturday, the Duke of YORK, Prince LEOPOLD, and a splendid party, dined with Lord KEITH. Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK and his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, at tended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, in the King's Palace, St. James's. Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Ser vice at the Royal Military Chapel, Whitehall. Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess of KENT yesterday, at the King's Palace, Kensington. Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock at the Foreign Office, which was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers. They continued in de liberation till past five o'clock. The Address from the University of Edinburgh was presented to the Knos by the Very Rev. GEORGE' H. BAIRD, Principal of the University, accompanied y Dr. RITCHIE, Dr. J. GRIIGORY, and ROBERT JAME- W)N, Esq. The Lean MATOZ enSertained at dinner several of the Judges, and several persons of distinc aftcr Divine Service, at day morning. The Receptors of was prevented from being of tie iimself with the same corn gat he has hitherto done.— , he is allowed provision dif prisoners, poiter to his dinner, - per day ; be likewise has constantly smoking. Two and night ; he has a bed to instantly in his room. Jugs has He was last night placed thoroughly cleaned out, and -.eption. Every proper pre implements of self-destruc- On the verdict being de tded by several of the City )pear in the least affected by which he was placed. NAVAL INTELLIGENCL The Taxan, of 26 guns, Captala A. Stow, will sail is the coarse of a few days for .Jamalf.a. The Snazawatia sloop of war is &dog at Chatham' for the Mme station. The, Buzau., of 24 guns, Capt. J. T. Mamas, C.B. fitting for the Newtoandland station, is expected to be ready to proceed the first week in May. The David Scott Indianian arrived on Tuesday at Ports. molith, and sailed on Saturday for Madras and Calcutta. Captain Puit.t.smons is appointed to command the William and Mary yacht, stationed at Dublin for the accommodation of the Luau LitUTENANT. Mr. ALEXANDER LOWNRIAN Mager of his Majesty's ship Aexzwx, is appointed to the ROcnroar, fitting at Chatham, for the flag of Sir GRAILAII MOORE ; Mr. P. MILLER is appointed Master of the Acne'; Lieutenant W. R. Wain (a) to the Sarni°. Mr. WILLIAM BALDY to be Master Ropemaker of Plymouth Dock-yard, vice Ptxrotn, decease Lord Exmouvm's term of service, as Naval Commander in Chief on the Plymouth station, expires in August next. It is .said that he will be succeeded by Sir A. COCHRANE. The Lys: cutter is commissioned by the Hon. Lieutenant Morracox Svorroan : she is intended as a tender to the William and Mary yacht, on the Dublin station. The William, HALL, of and from Plymouth, arrived at Eld- Deur on the lit instant. _ _ The brig Isabella, (rant Plymouth, bound to Demerara, was wrecked in February last near the latter port, and was expected to be a total loss. Crew saved. _ _ _ Monday night the boats of the Flake? seized the sloop . Brenton, of Portsmouth, with 169 tubs of spirits, as she was going into the harbour ; and 62 tubs were picked up by two watermen, whilst fishing on the new ground. Rumours, Aran 21.—Wind E.—Arriaed the Two Brothers and Sisters, Beery, from Lendon.—Sailed the Prince Ernest packet, wi t h a•Maiifor Madeira and Lisbon. PLYMOOTN, Aram. 22.—Wind E —Sailed yesterday, the George, C,oxisit., for Pugwash.—Arrived to-day, the Nassau,Tas- MAYNI, from St. Michael's fur London.—Arrived off this port, the Industry, Wiesszassay, from St. Übe's for Wasa, in 26 days. Peatustourn, Aram W.—Arrived, yesterday, the Zephyr, Cox, from the Downs for Jamaica; and Solid, thaemsarrizis, from Chrisdana.4 7 Passedlovrn Channel, the Moira, Hoaxnow s from the Downs for India.—Sailed the David Scott, Wasania- TON, for Madras end BengaL—Arrived to-day, the Ann, —; and Prosperity, Pia vas , from London.—Sailed the Sylvia, Pince, for the Brazils Vilma and Quait cutters, on a cruize. The Active, of 46 guns, Captain Sir James A. Osumi, K.C.Of and Lawrie, of SO guns, Captain the Hon. Thotair Dun can, C.B. are both nearly ready for sea, and will go out of har bour in the course of next week. They are at present fitted and stored for Channel service. _ _ _ Dem., Aram 23.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived and sailed for the River, yesterday, the Sophia, VICKAILIIARY, from Seville. Came down from the River and sailed, the Lang, CLARK, for St. Vin cent's.—The Coromandel, Ilnurrit, for Madeira and Bengal, got on shore yesterday morning on the Brake Sand, during a thick fog. The Diligence East India pilot yacht, and the Fowey cut-. ter, went to her assistance, and in the evening she floated off without much damage, and brought up in the Dcwns.—Came down from the River and sailed, to-day, the Unity, Twinge., for Batavia; and Isabella, • Neu., for Charleston.— Arrived the Fanny, PATTRILSON, from Bt. Vincent's.—The Harmony, Woos aut. could not reach the Downs, and put back to Dover Roads. Haulms, Arm 23.—Wind E.—Arrived the Lord Duncan packet, with a Mail from Holland; and Nepean packet, with ditto from Cuzhavels.—Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, for _ Holland; Beaufoy packet, for Cuxhaven; and Charlotte packet, for Gottenburgh, all with Malls. Livaaroox, Aram 21.—Arrived the Commerce, Prrzasoit, from Savannah; Tyber, M`Gmaos, from Mobile; and Hope, Gammas, from Maranham.—Sailed the Ganges, Cuomo'', for Calcutta. LONDOMDZILRY I Aran. 18.—The Revenue cruizer CA WM. coons, Captain &mint, last night captured, off Ennishoen, the American schooner Sweep, laden with tobacco. When cap tured, she was in the act of opening her hatches to unload her cargo, and Ennishoen boats were alongside to receive it. Cap tain Etwtx secured the whole of the crew, together with the boats and men from the shore. Currom-Hoosz, Alan 22.--Ships Entered Inwards: The Royal Eagle, from Lisbon • Nancy, and Minerva, from Bel fast ; Elbe, from Hainkurgh ; Hope, from Harlingen ; Swift, from Belfast; Eliza, and Good=lntent, from Antwerp; Better Luck, from Stangate-Creek ; Pheasant, from Dublin ; Brossett, from Dominica • and the Luna, from Harlingen.—Cleared Out wards: The Ch arles, for Rouen; Albion, Jot Leghorn; Anne, for Madeira; Vervagting, for Rotterdam ; Active, for Cork; Industry, for Hansburgh ; Calypso, for Bahia; Marie, for Dour deaux • Unanimity, for Norway ; George, and Earl Bathurst„ fot Rotterdam; Euphemia, for Hamburgh ; Waterloo, for Cork ; Atlantic, for liamburgh ; Flying Fah, for Ostend ; Charlotte, for R ostock ; Tom, for New Orleans • Ceres, for the South Seas ; Freedom, for Pictou ; Sultan, fot Bahia; and the Betsy, for Quebec. Vessels 'roam wrru—The Prince Regent, from Liverpool to St. John's, New Brunswick, on the 31st ult. in lat. 42. CS. long. 48. 30. with jury fore and main.topmast ; Foster, from Belfast to Virginia, on the Ist inst. in lat. 44. 11. long. 44. 55. Eliza, from Dublin to Quebec, on the 12th, in lat. 411.47. long. 12. and the Eliza, of Liverpool, bound to the Havannah, on the same day, in lat. 43. 20. long. 9. 30. Astaivzo—At Bristol, the Assiduous,Jenkins, from Trinidad; Li ver po o l, —, from Hamburgh ; and Alert, —, front Ca diz. At Liverpool, Sunbury, Atkins, from Para; Mutes, Bryant, from Jamaica • Dromo, —, from Sa va nnah • and Grand Turk, O'Hara, from Wiliington. At Dublin, Shille lagh, Wolf, from Gibraltar; Flying Fish, Hinds, from Lisbon ; and Helen, Hill, from St. Übe's. In the Clyde, Coquette, New land, -from Jamaica. At Jamaica, Lord Craniums, Davis, from London; William Ewart, Fisher; and Kingston, 'Roney, from Liverpool ; also the David Richards, —, from Dublin. At Port-au-Prince, Fulham, Harrison ; and the Commercial Packet, Talbot, from London ; also the Gratitude, Bowen, from Liverpool. In Africa, Liverpool, Bean, from Liverpool. At Para, Hope, Burton, from Liverpool. At Bahia, Rob Roy, Edwards, from Liverpool. At Havre, Emile du Nord, —, from Liverpool; and Aid, Brantley, from Newcastle. At Tri nidad, Harvey, Irwin, from London. Yesterday, a large packet, brought by the Glasgow Mall, was dispatched to Viscount &amount, from the Post Moe. Monday, Lieutenant-General Sir Jamas Kiwis., K. C. B. Governor of Neva Scotia, and suite, consisting of Lord napa lm's Lawn and the Hon. Major Gout, Aides-de-Camp, and Major Run, Military Secretary, embarked at Portsmouth, on board his Majesty's ship PISSTON, Captain W. A. Mose:Amu, C.B. for a passage to Halifax, and the ship sailed immediately afterward. JOHN Doutmas, sq. Master Attendant at Halifax Dock-yard, and several Warrant Officers, appointed to ships on the Lakes of Canada, also went passengers in the Pumnlisr.— lt is understood that after Sir JAY= Kamer and his suite shall have landed at Halifax, the PH2el'ON will receive on board, at that place, Lieutenant-General the Earl of DAt.snousra, Gover nor-General of Canada, and his suite, and convey them to Quebec. WHSTNIOILILAND ELNlCTlONr—Sarltrdlly evening, a splendid dinner was given at the City of London Tavern, to mi..— rate the great struggle made in the County of Westmoreland. At half-past six o'clock, Mr. C. Timer entered, who officiated as Chairman, in the absence of Mr. Colman, M.P. He was accompanied by Mr. ll&osmium, Mr. Lamsvon, Mr. Gamiest, (son of Sir J. GILAMAM, of Netherby,) Mr. Blamer, M.P. Mr. M. A. TayLoa, M.P. Mr. BEAUMONT, M.P. and several other public characters. In the course of the evening, Mr. BaoncnaX, Mr. LAMITON, and several other Gentlemen, addressed the Meeting, to shew the great increase of strength which the popu lar cause in Westmoreland had received. " The health of the Queen and the Test of the Royal Family" was given with the loudest applause. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respectfully ac quaint the Public, that on THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, the First-drawn Prize in each Class will be entitled to £20,000 Consols in addition. The Scheme contains 102 Capitals, including Four Prizes of £30,000 Two Prizes of .6'20,000 Two Prizes of £lO,OOO Three pee Cent. Consols. Tickets and Shares are .n Sale, in great variety of Numbers, at their Offices, Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and Charing-Cruss.— Rumaansm, Goom.ccz, and Co. sold, in the last Lottery, a Prize of AlO,OOO, in shares. Aldermen Sheriff ROTINIVLU I 'ton, at th e Mansion House, aft St. Paul's Cathedral, yesterdal LONDON, from indisposition, w ..sove party. Thisticwood conducts hi posure and resignation th 7, Being a State Prisoner, hi ferent from the other prim and two glasses of wine i pipes and tobacco, and is 1 men sit up with him day 4 himself, and a fire constaz the same accommodation. in a good sized room, the a fire made for his recei caution was taken that no tion were in the room. livered, he retired, attend Officers, and did not app Ile awful situation in whi , ;I 4 . triNbsOß, APRIL ft /115 MAJESTY has this day taken possession of the ancient Palate of the Kings bf England. He arrived at Windsor Castle iii his travelling carriage, accom• panied by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, and escorted by a party of Lancers, about half-past three. A guard of honour of the Grenadier Guards was drawn up in fi ont of ' the Lodge ; but upon intimation that his MAJESTY would proceed direct to the Palace, the guard hastily moved, and had scarcely time to form on the lawn, before the KING arrived. His MAJESTY was received at the grand entrance by Sir HERBERT TAYLOR and Colonel STEPHENSON. We are happy to state that he looked in excellent health. The guard saluted, and the band played (ion save Me King. At the same time the Royal Standard was hoisted upon the Round Tower ; proclaiming to the surrounding country tht the SOVEREIGN was again resident within that Castle, which has been the scene of regal pride and splendour, from the days of the EDWARDS and HENRIES. We understand that his MAJasTy in tends to remain at Windsor till Tuesday. A hand some suite of apartments has been prepared at the Lodge ; and a number of the Royal Household ar rived on Friday to make the necessary arrangements for his MAJEsTy's reception. The town of Windsor was in the evening generally and brilliantly illumi nated. His MAJESTY left the Castle at a quarter past seven to dine with the Princess AUGUSTA at Frog more. The KING slept at the Lodge. THE ARMY. The Ist Regiment of Foot Guards appeared yes terday, for the first time, in their new uniform which we described a few days since. The restoration of skirts to the coat, of moderate length, is a great im provement, and the dress on the whole is far more becoming than that which, of late years, we have been accustomed to witness. The alteration will, we suppose, become general throughout the Army. A General Order from the Horse Guards announces the Kum's pleasure, that the Marines, when serving with troops of the line, shall take rank after the 49th 'Regiment. The reason is, that when the Marines were first raised, the Regiments of the line amounted only to 49. No time is fixed for the calling out of the Militia of Yorkshire, to be trained and exercised, although in furtherance of that intention, a return has been re quired by the LORD LIRUTENANT, of the men lately balloted and sworn in each Regiment, and a Gene ral Meeting of the Lieutenancy is to be held on the Bth of May, to carry the measure into execution: Last week the depots of the following Regiments (which are stationed at St. Helena, the Cape, and in India) arrived at Portsmouth, and embarked for Albany Barracks, at Newport, viz. -14th, 16th, 20th, 30th, 38th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 53d, 54th, 56th, 59th, 65th, 66th, 67th, 69th, 82d, 83d, 87th, 89th. The depots of the 7th and 24th Regiments passed through on Tuesday. There are now sixty regiments' depots stationed at Albany. It is said that the 10th Hussars at Piershill, and the 7th at Hamilton, are to march in a week or two for London. They are to be relieved by the 9th and 16th Lancers. Friday se'nnight, the 21st Dragoons, commanded by Lieutenant- Colonel BAITS, disembarked at Graves end, from India, where they have been stationed for some years, and arrived at Chatham ; they w ill be di ba nded on the 24th inst. Vie remainder of the artillery, ammunition, and stores, formerly belonging to the fort of Berwick, now completely dismantled, has lately arrived in safety at Leith fort. The process of dismantling began at the commencement of the year. About 40 pieces of cannon, many of them cast on the old mo del, are laid up in the arsenal, at Leith fort. A com pany of Veterans is at present doing duty in the town of Berwick. One troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, and an Armed Association of Infantry, are to be raised for the pro tection of Halifax. Colonel MONCRINT, Royal Marine Forces, has taken the command of Portsmouth Garrison. Ma jor-General Sir G-Cooc, K.C.B. Lieutenant-Gover nor, set off for Clifton on Monday. A division of the 66th Foot, on the route from Weedon Barracks to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, marched through Uppingham on Tuesday last, the 18th inst. The Regiment is under orders to proceed to the place of its destination by forced marches. MILITARY PROMOTION& WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 21, 1820. 5d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Robert William Currie, from half-pay 23d Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vise David Robert Ross, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, ---- Portman, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hill, promoted. 14th Ditto—Christopher Musgrave, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carruthers, whozeires. Ist Regiment of Foot—To be Captains--Captain William Browne Huhne, from half-pay of the Regiment, vice John Clyne, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, without purchase, vice Logan, appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants--Ensign William Thomas, without purchase, vice Clyne, promoted; Ensign Arnaud Jaques Pictst, front the sth Foot, without purchase, vice Campbell; Lieutenant William Frederick Ebhart, from half-pay of the 22c1 Foot, vice Thomas &evens, who exchanges. to be Ensigns, without purchase—Alexander A. Duff, Gent. vice Tottenham, deceased ; George Gordon, Gent. vice Thomas. - - _ , To be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign—Serjeant-Major James Richardson, vice Cameron, deceastt. Sth Ditto--Gentleman Cadet Charles Wood, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, !without purchase, vice Picot, promoted in the Ist Foot. 21st Ditto—Captain Charles Moray, from half-pay of the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Sir William Crosbie, who exchanges. 113 d Ditto—To be Captains—Brevet Major John Charles Smith, from half-pay of the Sicilian Regiment, vice Charles Robert Bowers, who exchanges; Captain William Ross, from half pay of the 14th Foot, vice William Walley, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Captain William Rentoul, from half .pay of the 52d Foot, vice Strangeways, appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. 26th Ditto—Captain John Farquharson to be Major, by pur chase, vice Shearman, who retires. 31st Di tto—Ensign Charles Shaw to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice Shaw, appointed to the sth Royal Vt. teran Battalion • Asaph Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Shaw. 38th Ditto--Captain flugh Piper, from half-pay of the 100th Foot, to be Captain, vice John P. Machin, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 47th Mao—Ensign John Gordon to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lowe, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Frederick Close, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gordon. 48th Ditto—Lientenant Charles Campbell, from half-pay of the 54th Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice William Andrew. Nesheld, whose appvintancht his we taken place. , 80th Dittd—a i robe tkutettabts,withobt Isurcitite--tasign kith. and Percy Pack, vice D'Arory, appointed. to the litti Royal ]veteran Battalion; Ensign Thomas Real, vice Williams, ap- Pointed to the 21 Royal Teterin Welion. To be Ensigns—Ensign John O'Gorman, from half-pay of De Roll'! Regiment, rice Pack; John Weyraneh, Gent:vice Kcal. 71st Ditto—Captain Thomas Barnard, from half-pay of the Rifle Brigade, to be Captain, vice Charles Johnstone, who exchanges. 72d Ditto—John Frith, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase s vim Van Ryneweld, who resignsi 78th Ditto—Ensign Jonathan Forbes to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice M'Kensie, appointed to the Bth R o y a l Veteran Batt alion; Rose Lambert Price, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Forbes. 83d Ditto — Ensign Robert Henry Dwyer to be Lieutenant, without purchase, eke Baldwin, promoted in the 50th Foot ; Aretas Sutherland Young, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dwyer. 84th Ditto--. Ensign James Addrew Worth to be lieutenant s by purchase, vice Spottswood, promoted; Sampson Stowell Sealy, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Worth. 88th Ditto—Ensign Charles Ashmore to be LieutTnant, without purchase, vice Mitchell, appointed to the Bth Noyal Veteran Battalion; Henry Williams Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ashmore. 90th Ditto-.-Ensign Alexander Wilson to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Corry, promoted ; Francis Hotchkin Buckeridge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilson. 2d West India Rcgimeut, Ensign Robert Olpherts to be LIPS. tenant, without purchase, vice Hailes, deceased; William Mt Vicar, Gent. td be Ensign, vice Olpherts. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Addison Lowe, from the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dudley, whose appoint ment has not taken place. sth Royal Veteran Battalion.—Lieutenant Jeremiah Marsh, s from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gibson, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Thomas Strangeways, from the 23d Foot, to be Captain, vice Eccles, whose ay peintment bst not taken place. To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Denny Faby M'Carthy, from half-pay of the 63d Foot, vice Lowe, who returns to his for mer situation upon the Retired List ; Lieutenant Benjamin Thompson, from the 48th Foot. To be Ensign—Quarter-master James Lowrie, from half-pay of the York Chasseurs, vice Rivers, whose appointment has not taken place. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Ensignos—Qoarter-mas ter Charles Diming, from half-pay of the 24th Foot, vice Moon, whose appointment bas not taken place; Troop Quer.. ter-master Thomas Byrne, from half-pay of the 23d Light Dragoons, vice Smith, whose appointment has not taken place. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Hants. North Hants Militia—Charles Bankhead, Gent. to be Ensign. South Hams Yeomanry Cavalry—John Jennings Westcott, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Henry Saint John Neale. Gent. to be Cornet. Commissions in the Chamber Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. William Hodgson Barrow, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Richard Charles Ward, Gent. to be Surgeon. SPORTING. Broma.---Coorzn aam Shuutrow.—A further deposit Is to be made this evening, at Spring's house, in Little St. James's4trnet, between the backers of the above pugilists, making the stakes good £ISO aside. Seam awn R. Bitax.—Both men are gone into training, and Spring, who ha• twice forfeited through indisposition, is getting do right. The battle will be fought on Tuesday, the 16th of May, the day before F.psom Races, for 100 guineas aside. Eveu betting. but Spring for choice. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1820. SATURDAY, APPAL 02. Renewal of the Palace Stakes of 150 gs. each, 100 gs. ft. colts, 1 Bst. 71b. fillies, Bst. 41b. R. M. then rising 3 years old. Mr. Udney's br. c.. Abjer Lord Foley's ch. c. by Soothsayer Duke of Rutland's c. by Haphazard - Duke of Grafton's hr. c. Luck, by Haphazard. Sir John Shelky's brother to Comus. Nine paid forfeit.—The Judge placed but three. 3to 1 apt Abler-3 to 1 apt e. by Soothsayer-5 to 2 agst Luck. Handicap Svroepatakes of 10p each, for 2-yr-olds and upwards, Mr. Wyndham's c. by Octavius, 2 yrs old, 2st. 121 b. Lord Grosvenor's Aldford, 3 yrs old, Sit. •lb. - Mr. Wilson's Haruspez, 3 yrs old, Bst. 51b. - - • Mr. Charlton's Shamrock, 3 yrs old, list. 121 b. General Grosvenor's Blue Stocking, 3 yrs old, Bst. 121 b. Two paid forfeit.—The Judge placed but three. 3 to 1 apt c. by Octavius--8 to 4 apt Aldford-2 to 1 apt Shamrock. - 1 - - 3 Lord Grosvenor's br. e. by Thunderbolt, est. boat Sir John Shelley's brother to Comps, sst. 51b. Ab. M. 200 p. h. ft,-..6 t o 4 on Thunderbolt. Mr. Lake's Soots, Sat. 41b. received 40gs. from Gen. Grosse. nor's Blue Stockings, Mt. 11b. T. Y. C. IoOgs. h. ft. The Earl of SELKIRK died at Pau, in the South of France, on the Bth instant. This is the last week of Court Mourning. Sunday next the Court goes entirely out of Mourning. NEST THURSDAY, Two First Prizes £ . 0,000 Con sols each—The First-drawn Prize of £20,000 in the last Lottery, and the first-drawn £20,000 in the Lot tery before, were both sold in Shares by Weis, whose only Office in London is 9, CORNHILL, where Tickets and Shares are now on sale in great variety. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. The Countess Beauchamp, from Paris. Lord and Lady Dude, from their seat, Woodchester Park. Lord Dynevor, from his seat, Dynevor Castle, South Wales. Sir William and Lady Paxton and family, at their house in Chichester and Miss Chichester, in Montagu- Mrs. and Miss Barton, in Harley-street. Mr. Fans, M.P. and Lady Elizabeth Pane, in Great George street, from their seat in Oxfordshire. Mr. and .Mrs. Edwards and family, at their house in Great Stanhope-street, from their seat in Glamorganahire. At the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn street—Captain Aubrey, from Cheltenham; J. Halkett, Esq. from ditto; Sir Morris and Lady Ximenes and family, from their seat in Berks. At Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street—H. Hole, Esq. from Cambridge; 1. W. Wells, Esq•from Bath. • At the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street—Colonel and Mrs. Shadforth, from •a tour ; Mrs. and Miss Levin', from their seat in Bedfordshire. At the British Hotel, Jermyn-street—Benjantin Leicester, Esq. M.P. from Biol., Dorsetshire; Mr. and Mist Garland, from ditto; Capt. Wilson and Capt. Grand, from Cheltenham. DEPA RTUR El From Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street—Sir N. J. Eden, an to his seat Windleston Park, Durham ; J. Graves, Esq. to Cam bridge; H. Bethneil, Esq. to Oxford; P. Cheap, Esq..3oth Re giment, to Chatham ; T. Tufnali, Esq. to Paris. From the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street—Mr. and Mrs. Pease and family, for their seat, Bracket-ball, Yorkshire. From the British Hotel, Jermyn-street—Colonel Thous, of the Blues, to Windsor ; Mr. and Mrs. Frith, to their sear, Wel liagford, Oifordshire. Coax EICKATIGIt, MALILIGLANN, AMIL 114.—.-Wi had a supply of Wheat this niftiest from Essex and Kent, besir d :a tolerably large arrival, since this day week, from the Northerp Ports, yet prime samples from the two former Counties, sold readily, in the morning, at an advance of from Is. to 2s. per gun ter on , the prices of last Monday, but there is no amend.. ment in the price of any other descr pt ons, for which the de mand was comparatively small. Prin e s imples of malting Bar ley sold Sta. per quarter higher than this day week, but the ordi nary qualities were heavy sale, and rather cheaper. The ar rivals of Oats having been considerable, a decline took place o f Is. per quarter, the supply far exceeding the demand. In B e a ns and Peas no alteration. SxnMncs to Ma.aasa, Aru 24.—Beef, 44. Id. to s.. stone of 6111 s. ; Mutton, 5 s 6 d. to 6 s. 6 d. Veal , ss. od. sass. Perad. Pock 5s 04. to 6s. 9d.• ' Lamb 7s. to Bs. Od.--Cattle at Market— team U2O ; Calves, 140; Sheep and Lambe, 14 / 7/10; Pip, 3 00. Hay, M. 10s. to 41. 65... Clover, 51. 01..tp p ow. es. to 14 141. • -•••• T „ _ AelA