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4/ 11 rt,.4 !~ Y i." - ‘, y • - _ !Ice Henderson. nth ;intent of Dragoons—Captain Benjamin' Whisheote to be if -. by madam, vice Mader, promoted ; Captain Charles ;insect 11.., din rancour from the 234 Foot, to be Captain, by per el le vice Welch:me. 7* Rit meat of Light Dragootts--Cornet John James White to •We k utenant, by percha a e. vice Portman, promoted. Ilith '.o—:Charier baton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dot, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—Captain Arthur Sauoders Taylor, from -- half.pay of the 22d Foot, to be Captain, via Charles Hendrick, who etchanges. Sib Ditto—To be Lieetements--Lieutenant Simon OPQueen, from half-pay. of the 11th Foot. We, Arthur Smith, who clasper! r Ensign -behead Curteis;ly purchase, vice Brovine, promoted. To he Resign, bi purchase -lobes Lumley, Gent. vice Correia. nth • Ditto--Lieutimant Douglas Leek Cot, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be-Lieuteuant, vice Newton, who exchanges. lith'iNtto—leasign James Stuart to be Lieutenant, by perelikse, vim boyieyokaarkeil. 12th Ditto— enry Williams Adams to bay Lieutenant, by purchase, viii ' H ld, premotkd ; Mahon Douglas;Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Adams. 20th Ditto-a Captain John Windom Stuart. front the half-pay, to be Captain, paying the dillermice,ike White, appointed to the MI Fnet ; Ensign William °WV, from the 67th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wybrams, who ex s. . ... 24th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Carmichael Snapit, from the Royal " / I P Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice L'Eatrix. promoted. *sth Ditto—Ensign William O'Connor to eutenant, by pur chase, vice Wallington, promoted. 27th Ditto—To be Ensigns—Second Lieutenant Samuel E. Good man, /tom the 60th Foot, vice Weenie, promoted in the 77th Foot; Welter Bader, Gent. by purchase, v. Danford, pro. 32d Ditto—Captain James White, front the 20th Foot, to be Cap. tales, vice &sweet Hill Lawrence, Who retires upon the half-pay, receiving the difference. 54th Ditto—Captain Albert Melinda, from half-pay of the 410th Foot, to be Captain, vice William Baker, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference; Hospital-Assistant Charles Bell to be As sistant-Surgeon, vice Orton, promoted. 45th' Deu—Lieutenant James Reid to be Adjutant, vice Botts, who mien the Adjutantcy only. ands Ditto — Lieutenant James Hutchinson to be Captain, vice Forbes, deceased ; Ensign Eyre 11. Frame to be Lieutenant, vice Jalutchinson • Henry Bristow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Frew. Mt Ditto—E nsign Thomas tit. Lawrence Irving to be Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Timsoo, promoted; John Auldjo, Gent. to IN Ensign, by purchase, vice Irving. 54th Ditto—Edward William Diem, Gent. to be Ensign,by pert chase, vim Orde, appointed to the 37th Feet. 80th Ditto—To be Second Lieutenants, by purchase—William As. derma, Gent. vke Goodman, appointed to the 27th Foot ; Jobs William Cross, Gent. 67th Ditto--Ensign Stephen William Wybranta, from, the 20th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Child, who exchanges. 74th Ditto—James Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hawthorne, who retires. 77th Ditto—Ensign William Harwood Frame from the 117th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkinson, deceased. 80th Ditto--Lieutenant Edward Every, front the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Arthur Grueber, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 87th Dittn—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Hunter Blair to be Ilcutettant.Colonel, vice Brown, deceased ; Captain William Slade Gully to be Major, vice iHair ; Lieutenant Edward Waller to be Captain, vice Gully ; Ensign Joseph Thomas to be Lieute nant, vice Wa iler; , J. Storey. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Thomas. 28th Ditto- e Lieutenant Abraham B. Taylor to be Captain, vice Redmond, deceased ; Ensign Thomas Prendergast to be Lies tenant, vice Taylor; J. Graham, from Volunteer 34th Foot, to be Ensign. vice Prendergast. 21st Ditto--Lieutenant John James Snodgrass, front the 38th O'Doberty, dismissed Foot, to be Foot, to be to the lith Foot, 10 be ,„ promoted. . - T• be Liontenanie-oldeulelaaas lidwaril :Newton. from the ode Poo. vice Con, who enebanessi Cermet SuM Alesandes H amen, by purchase, eke Smkb, promoted. lo be Cornet;lll purchase—Cleland Cumberiedp, Gent. vice _ _ ' • Captain, without purchase, vice O'Doberty, dismissed •• plain John Davern, from half-pay Bath Foot, to be --, • • -__.. -. ••=, Samuel Weymouth, who racbanges. : ,- ‘:iik. r . ; , ..,:,. 1 utenant Charles Smith , from the bOth Foot, to be • 1 ' 44 - 'V porches, vice Fancourt, appointed to - the ith -•+; ''' '. ~.' * r- 9 iiiiv., - , r-' 4 4b. 1 , 16 " '''' • licisatd Giles , from the 61st Foot, 1* be or;I - .*• -wt..... '' '' - 4 . . : ,.4 . ~ • base, vice Paulsson, promoted. * .- .. 4 '. ;. . Reginaist--Rneign Alexander Temkin to be , Ily Ouvatoal , Vice Glover, promoted. • • t*-41eoteuant Jahn Mainwaring to be Captain, • 14.• 4 .,,, , -.' _,, e 'r - • , deceased ; Second Lieutenant Cosby Warburton ~. - .4 ' ;~. '-' .t...., _ , c . Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. vice Warburton. . 0 , .Colonial Corps—Ensign Ethelred Hawkins to be • • . . -1 , - r. ~ ." 0 % -..0.-- vice Ozley, deceased ; Marks William Murray, ...‘",. , , ,- .. ,r+ 'OWL. s' ,4! •. ' 3 0 -4 7 ' , Ensign, vice Ilawkina. f .' , ..., :- 2 , .' sea's?. . . i • e - , • ' Alston, of the 2d Life Guards. to be Lieutenant- .' • , 4,. • , Its the Army; Lieutenant George Duncan Drummond, ,• ~.4' -' " 4... Aolutant at Chatham, to have the rank of Captain while so employed. • troanvat truer. . Hospital- Mate James Geddes tole Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Totem, deceased. To be Hospttal. Assistants to the Forces—Thomas Atkinson, M.D. vice Taylor, promoted ; Robert Battetsby, Gent. vice Huth- waits, appointed to the 90th Foot; Arthur Wood, M.D. vice Fraser, appointed to the 17th Foot; Crawford Dick, Gent. vice Barker, promoted. To be of Infantry, by purchase—Major Jostejoh Paterson, film •et 97th Foal Nijoi Henry Malin, from the 6th Dragoessa To be 7►hjor of infantry, by purchase Captain Anthony Bacon, from the 94th Foot. o be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant Honourable George Auguste(' Browne, from the 6th Foot; Lieutenant William Corbett Smith, from let Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant Francis Westenra, from the sth Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant tlenry Dick Carr, from 44th Foot; Lieutenant Charles High more Potts, from .54th Foot ; Lieutenant William Donald, from •2 Foot;. Lieutenant John Somerset Smith, from 4th light Dr..goons To be Ensigns, by purchase—George Alexander Malcolm, Gent. Owen Phibbs, GO:IL 11[31011111cDUM. Otieershave — been allowed to dispose of their half-pay : I.ieL:tenisit-Colonel Charles De S-luherry, half-pay Canadian 17o:- rigours; Lieutenant-Colonel James Florence de Borah, half-pay Unattached ; Major John Burrows, 11 &lay 57th Foot ; Captain James-Leslie 3lacdonahl, half-pay I:3th Foot; Captain William John Bethel, half-pay 103 d Foot; Captain Joseph Smith, half pay 10th Foot; Captain William 111ack, half-pay 4th Ceylon Regiment ; Captain Paterson, half-pay 91'th rout ; Captain William Galbraith, half-pay Royal Irish Artillery; Captain James Bird, half-pay 57th Foot; Ensign Charles Grant, ball-pay 94th Foot; Cornet Richard Milieu, half-pay 28th Light Dragoons. OFFICE Or ORDNANCE, DECEMBER 28, 1825. Pnral Regiment of Artillery—Gentleman Cadet William G e orge Chart Cain to be Second Lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet John Sinclair to be Second Lieutenant. REPAYMENT OF THE DANISH FIVE PER CENT. LOAN FOR .C 3,000,000. MESSRS. B. A. GOLUSCHMIDT AND Co. hereby give Notice, that en this and every succeeding day, between the Hours of Ten and Two o'Clock, they will pay off, at Par, with the HALF YEARLY DIVIDEND DUE THIS DA / Y it those BONDS of the above LOAN, which are in Pounds Sterling, se that the Holders of the same will be entitled to pay ment in the manner following : that is to say— fhe Hokler of a Bond Letter A. £lOO, *ill receive £lO2 10s. • B. tip, Ditto sss sa. C. seo. Ditto 512 10s. D. 1,000, Ditto 1,025 Messrs. B. A. Got.necnatme and Co. also give Notice, that they will, at the same time, pay off the Bonds of the above Loan, which are in Marks /lance; and that, as the price of Standard Silver was yesterday 601 pence per ounce, the Holdiri of such Balsas will be entitled to receive, and will he paid as fellows, viz. For each Bond Letter F., &a.m Marks 1400, asking, With dividend, Basco Marks 1435 . BIOS les. 4d. Fee each Bead Letter F, Bane* Marks 11•00‘ snaking, with dividend, Bence Marks 2570 - 211 16s. ad. It is requisite that the Bonds, with lists thereof aussericaUy eeranged, and in which the names and.-addresses of the parties claiming are stated, be left one day previous to payment, in order the they may be properly examined. No. 5, Great St. Helea's.passage, Bishopegase.umet, Dee:mber 21, 11125. LON DON. MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 18'16. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at B^_ to j for the Account, with little business doing. Au eminent Capitalist, who was settling lariely last week, has purohased to a great amount this morning, which had the effect to raise Consols to nal. They are now steady. In the Foreign Market little is doing. Current Prices: Old Spanish Ile 12, Russian SOL Greek Bonds 16 17, Colombian New 62i 1, Exchequer Bills par to S prel P.';1(71:. OF &rocks AT FOUR O'CLOCK.. S I , er Cent. HO 81 1 ,( 2 31 per Cent. 89 3 / 4 90 1 / 4 34 pet Cent. lied. 89 1 / 4 % 1 4 90 • Long Anii. 20'A India Bonds 7 10 peel. 11,000 Eicheq. Bill. 4 2 5 # prem. 1500 ditto 4 5 prem. troo and 1200 ditto 4 6 prem. Cans. for Account 821 A 1 4 % 82 1 / 4 % • or • ttAsttgas OLD 'BANC kiESSiS, JONES, LLOYD, and'Co. who, on A-vA• bee geleflonts, kindly undertook the exeunt of he II hiss Old Dan having made It an invariabin.praedse not to re sr co with any Country . fan! *blue One Pd I Notes are payable in London • Messrs. Slum, Gu.t., not thinking it advisabl e t o m ake any alt yftnion in that part of tl circulation, have opened a permanent anoint with him Savoneza, Avrwoon, and Co. London. _ THE EVEN INI; NTAIL EXCHANGES. Hammon, Dic. !7.—A holiday : No list printed. Done on London at 21 id. 34. 9. Money in abundance. Discount 9to 9 per Cent. Se. Persasionon, Die. 13.—0 n London, 101. Larne, Doc It3.—On London, S M. 6. 16. &taw, Die. 24.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 241. BERLIN, Dictums* 24. Yesterday, we were remitted 14 maks easy here, by news from St. Petersburg'', where there have been large purchase.' for the Sinking Fund of Five per Cent. Inscriptions at 89 ; and of Six per Cent. Inscriptions at iOn, on which a great improvement in the price of Funds took place here. FRENCH FUNDS, Pens, Demme 51. Flee per Cents. Three per Cents. . Bank Stock Renter de Naples . 961 20c. . 65f. 50c. . 2060 f. . 76f. Royal Spanish Loan, 11125 . . 411 f. FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian lids 5 p Ct. slex. Scrip, Ditto Acct. Ntapolitan Bantle ' Brazilian Bands, Prruv. ILIs 6 p C. Dls. Suip,S pC.11125, Buenos Ayres Bonds 74 Chilian Bonds. 6 p Ca. Colombian lids, r p C. 1)o. lids 11124,62/ 5 21 3i 3 1)o. Aec. 631 51 21 3114 21 31 Danish Bonds, I . Ditto Scrip, 182.5,8 p C. Pot tuguese Bonds ill s Pro's. !Ms. iv C. llDitto ATet. Do. Bonds. 181 It Th 144.1141,1822,6 pC. 80 791 801 Ditto Acct. 80 89." Du. Marks lip Ct. t 221 Ditto Bonds. pC.IB2S, 6912 31 ditto for Ate. 121 Ditto Acct. 601 11 • Din. SIC, 121 Greek Bonds Span. - 5 pi Ct. C. 1823, Do. U 1,1825,14 • French Itentes, Sp C. Ditto Acct. • Fick ilex. Bonds 5 p. Ct. French Itentes,l4 C. Ditto Acct. 5 C. Exchange, J .Ly Do. lids, 1825, 6 p 0.651 21 61 Guatemala . Boo*, Do. Acct. 4151 1471 61 Ditto Scrip : BILITIS3I AND FOREIGN SIIA II ES, TWO O'CLOCK. - IMAM - • PASa•• 100 SS 4S 17} 100 S . 4j 51 100 6 5 100 5 11 Lie Xl2 108. 117 e SO 4 1 100 541 50 5 5i 1 2S 5 946 1 di,. 40 110 40 10 20 100 3 14 100 10 5 Anglo Mexican. Spm. Anglolian Castello & Espirito Sant• ('hilian Farnatina Hibernian - Pasco Peruvian Potoo, La l'az,& Perim. Royal Irish United Mexican Ditto New Australian - lesicass Company With the commencement of a new year, we real'y believe the thinking portion 'of our countrymen are heartily di ,posed to promote the commencement of-a systematic reform of the many crying abuses which have led to the rece.rt agitation of oul money market, and spread such consternation and distress throughout the land. ; Those abuses are by many supposed to con sist in our existing banking system, fur the reformation of which, many remedies are proposed ; and in particu lar, it is suggested that our count:y banks should, in their future constitution, be assimilated to those of Scotland, which are composed of an unlimited number of partners Of this last remedy we shall merely say, in the con cluding word. of an ingenious cure for the tooth•ache, which appears in the Times of this morning, 4 6 that the full efficacy of it will be best known by the test of experience r and so far we fully ogres with the one and the other recipe. To simple understandings, how -1 ever, it may admit of a doubt, at least, whether the combining the greater pmt of the landed Geury of a County as ploprie.ors or partners in a Country Bank, each of whim wi:l have some infilence in obtaining leans or discounts, and have a personal interest in diffusing the circulation of local b.ank notes, be the mist infallible means of preventing an excessive issue of accommo dation paper, and consequent speculation, in the country ? That the ul irate :milky of the paper would be increased we do not deny, but the whole question relates to an unnecessary issue of Bank notes, which, while convertible into gold, never can maintain their value, unless in moderate quantity, whatever be, the security. This fact, we think, is sufficiently attested by the late downfall of so many eminent houses, pos sessing a superabundance of property. And while Englishmen reason on the prosperity of the Scotch Banks, and fancy that the same effect would follow in their country from adopting a similar system of Banking, they ari, perhaps, overlooking one or two important considerations in the laws and customs of Scotland, which are never overlooked, however, en the other side of the Tweed. Debts of every description ate more secure in Scotland than here. All the landed property in Scotland, which is at the disposal of the , proprietor.by being unentailed or unincumbered,is liable to be sold for the payment of simple contract debts. ',. Even ugrocer's account may bring a Nobleman's estate to the hammer; and the meanest individual In the kingdom, that chooses to take the trouble, may ascer tain, for few shiUings, the extent of entail or incum-] braises which affects the estate of the highest or lowest ?landed proiprte: or whatsoever; 6i:ince no trinikettottinr ' deed of any kind, affecting land s whether by way of sale, mortgage, or otherwise; is it all valid in law, unless ntcordee-in the public registers within forty days after date, which registers any one may inspect. Moreover, and which is still more important, the pt irtilege of attaching a debtor's moveables in the hands of a third patty, on the commencement of an action, which is peculiar to the City of London, is universal in Scotland, and reduced in practice to the greate,t simpli city. But further, and which most of all concet ns the pre sent question, every simple contract debt of whatsoever nature or kind, bears interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum, as a matter of course. Consequently the Scotch cte 'icor has n ► such occasion to call in his debts, which are so amply secured, in order to invest the money in the public , funds, or I I other speculations, as the creditor in this country. The debtor there, whl has any visible substance, has the most decided motive to acquit himself of the obli li - Ration, in order to save interest. The quantity of ci culating medium, therefore, alsich is sufficient for every useful purpose in S.o land, is reduced, by the con ent of all parties, to t'e lowest point compatible with the ordrsary tt ansactions of buyer and seller. \V apprehtnd that those considerations have a ma terial influence, not only on the banking system North of the Tweed, but also on the general prosperity which that portion of the Empire has so long enjoyed—and many, very many improvements fall yet to be adopted in England, before she can compete with the sister king dom in commercial advancement. We have received the Etoile of yesterday by express.' On New Year's Eve, the KING received the congratule. Lions of the Staff, the Commanders and Officers of thoh , three Legions of the National Guard, of the Royal. Guard, and of the Qarrison of Paris, &c. The r toile notices some mistatements in the Quit. tidienne and she Journal des Debats, on the subject of Russia, and the succession to the Throne. It appears that the latter Journal ha I stated, that on the arrival of the Grand Duke MICHAEL at St. Petersburgh, the Sen ,te was convoked, and NICHOLAS I. proclaimed EMPEROR. The Mae says, this is mere conjecture, for no account of the arrival of the Grand Duke MI.. CHAIL, at St. Petersburgh, had been received. The report of the Emperor CONSTANTINE having renounced the throne in favour of his brother Nice°. LAS, is said to have originated at Warsaw. So far, -however, is this from being the case, that letters from ,St. Petersburgh of the 10th ult. are unanimous.in their praises cf dm Grand Duke Nicstra.as. who proclaimed hls brother, notwithstanding the renunciation said to be in his favour. When asked on the subject of proclaim ing CONSTANTINE, he replied, " If you ask my autho rity, I tell you, that it is ip the name . of that authority, that I now demand of, to take the oath of fidelity to my brother." • •-1 Letters from Warsaw 'state, that before the nears of the death of the EMPRItoR reAched there, the Princess 1.4-cwtcz was on the point of going to Ems for her Ite.dth, which di.' not pet mit her to leave the climate of St. Petersburgh. - - The French Pa,:e-.•s of Friday and Saturday have reached us. The principal topic of political interest at this moment in the French .Cipital, is the election of a Deputy. for Vet vins, instead of General For. Neither of the Liberal candidates will give up his pretensions. The Constitutionnel throws all the weight of its inns!• ence into the scale in favour of its eloquent defender, ' M. Dim 'rhe Courier Francais labours with equal zeal to insure the return of M. LAIHTTS. The sub scription for the family of General Fot amounted to 595,000 francs, nearly 24,0001. sterling. The Emperor CoestAwrisc, it appears, had not left Warsaw on the 23d tilt. nor was preparation then made for his departure. The news of his brother's death, it is stated, had shocked him to such a degree as to in duce serious indisposition. These papers contain letters from Madrid, which still speak of an expedition for the reconquest of South America, for which Spain will supply (it is said) the soldiers, and France and Russia the ships of war and transports! The brilliant anticipations which such an announcement is calculated to inspire, produce, how ever, no effect on those insensible persons who influence Spanish credit. The shares of the National, or Sr. Charles Bank, , which represent 2,000 reels, are now selling at 220.• A Spanish Correspondent gravely affirms [that the privatters, 4 1 cruising under the flag of the American 'lnsurgents" are fitted out at Gibraltar, by BiRTRAND Da Lis, and the other Constitutionalists who have taken refuge there. It would, we suppose, be too disgraceful to admit that the marine of the revolted colonies is blockading the ports of the Peninsula at the very time that it is pretended an expedition is about to sail for their re-conquest. By advices from Missolonghi, in the Moniteur, we learn that great efforts had been made there since the raising of the siege, in order that the place may be lit to defend itself against the fresh attack with which it is mot iced. The troops of REDSCHID PAIL % were again moving towards Missolonghi, but the CAPITAN PACtu would not be able to co-operate effectually .until he had defeated I .VltAuLts, who was off Cape Papa, watching 1 his operations. This forenoon we received Hamburgh Papers to the 28th ult. They contain some official and interesting details of the last fatal illness of the Emperor &Lax- ANDER, which we subjoin. If there be any persons still sceptical enough to believe that the EMPZROR did not die a natural death, d. they certainly ought to be Posted. The following are extracts : at PETERSBURG% Datums 14. On the 29th of Novembet a ktter was received 1 ere boned ion m ed t h h i e s ret Eth u r ato a ror. dl gat okthine 17th,rathe in whichindifier er_. On the SOth,in the m a e l v e e s n u in i g h , e tl E te in G p r r a ess nd E D li u t c a h: si ichpersorhe wregasubesetteserh;eranfdrepthe_riiat Paulowna (wife of the Grand Duke Michael), t a letter . from her the 4 1st, in 7E: to inform the Empress Maria t.eodorowna, that I, T , Majesty the did not write to het Majesty, that it might not tz that she thought his Majesty's illness sericus. 0.1 . ; Sunday the 4th of December, in the forenoon, a leßi from the Empress Elizabeth, dated the 24th. was received, in which she mentions that the feverhAtil returned, which hindered his Majesty from writin k e, And Added, she hoped she should be able in a few dayt'; to rite on other subjects. On the 7th of December o• letter was received, dated 27th November, from 13a Diebitchchief, otitis M lesty's General Staff, in wit !, he states the increase of his MAjesty's disorder, which he calls the yellow fever, the paroxysms of which, slime ;he 25th, and especially since the 26th, had become opiore:• violent and almost incessant. Thi.sitnation r‘i tin. *twist , patient, induced the persons about his Majesty, taking the Sacrament,which bis Majesty rect ive ; ssiti Cis devotion and firmness for which he was distinguish« J.. Remedies were then applied, which, in some deArec* diminished the infi immatioe. The Physiciao did •::0t , ,1 give ap all hope, though they did not dissen e they considered his Majesty in very great dan - er. On the Sth December, just when the prayers in the 't ire.es were concluded, a Courier arrived, with a r ft on the Envies: Elizabeth, of the 29th, in 'which that a decided improvement in the situation Iht h , peror was observed, which was confirmel b irir ate letter from Prince Wolkonsky, who adds, ti it in Os morning,' the Emperor had recognised all 4e pfl-sors • about him, and had conversed with the Empress ut pretty loud voice. Dr. Wylie, in the Bulleoi etf ;he same day, 29th, writes, that by the means r.r variou s external applications, they had succeeded in rousing his Majesty from the lethargic state in which Le had beeri, so that their hopes were increased. On the lame evening, a letter and a bulletin of Dr. Wylie, of • 28th, were received, which state that his Majesty , !le Emperor was on that day at the last extremity, the symptoms being very dangerous, but as this po.t Lad been delayed, the account of the improvement on ttr: 29th arrived first. At length, on the 9th of December, after eleve: o'clock in the forenoon, the the Emperor's desth, whit) December, at . fifty 'minutes Though the Empress M; profound affliction caused pass a sleepless night, wh Her Majesty took the which she his been more According tp accounts December, received on the beth, with all her grief at it with great firmness, an( Her Majesty has written On the 9th, the Court Prayers for the soul of the the Churches. Sach are learn also that a cold,ohi Crimea, and which broil; on the 15th of Nnvember, laid the foundatien of his Ukase of the 16th of November 'to Taganrok the same town of Odessa. • Calcutta Papers to the this morning. The John Mill contains the following, which of intelligence in these Papers . CA I.CUrt" Yesterday afternoon, Co bane, arrived off Candapzul and was received with the are sorry to announce the man, of the Commissariat Sir Alexander Walker Colville, as Commander-% . _ THE ARIIY.—The Depots which arrived Matichesterhavieg completed themselves, are to march mediately, and are ro be replaced by the 60th (or Di own) Rile Corps, from Weedon. Prince LaONOLD arrived at MarlborouglOwitme,on Saturday, from the seat of the Marquis of Soirees" to Wield. Ilia Royal Has dined with the Duchess ~ at bey ap~ i t rtmerits at be King's Palace, Kensirgenn ; awl elreniar. bl 6 Royal Highness, together with the Dechessof .led the Princess Promise, attended by Rareness Seam* visited Covent garden Tbeade. - . • Mr. Secretary CANNING left h i s residenceiA 9own int.street yesterday afternoon, on a visit to the Earl of Aoeserties, at Combe Wood. Mr. Secretary PEat has left town, within - thetifew days, for Brighton. r The Portuguese Ambassador transacted biasses at die Foreign Me on Saturday afternoon. : The Court of Denmark has gone into moaning fur her weeks, for the late Emperor Atonainesa. The celebrated French painter DAVID,. Aitagi on Thursday morning last, at Brussels, at a quarter pasktmi,o'ebek • His family intend to embalm his body, and apply to ' Ipenoeb Government for leave to have his remains deposited is OWP country, to the glory of which he has so greatly The Marquis of HIRTFORD has just rev from a severe fit of the gent. The Noble Marquis is now at his mamir . l at Sudbury, where the Doke of Wisentieron, lord i.ossen , i , Colonel Comte, Mr. Corm, his Royal Highness tht Duke ," lea:, and other eminent individuals', are invited to enjoy the Christmas festivities. FASHIONABLE CHANGER . • Lady AIIQUIRA Carton, !roan Worcestershire -- tin, Eagsbet Park; Sir Colones burn, and Mr. Cowie barn, frons-Brightv° to Bidwell Park. ISLE 07 WV/INT, Vat. 51. Appuldurecenhe Park has been, for the last week,i the wear of a series of festivities. Its noble owner, Lord TtrielbrAvw , according to a custom long established at his seat b . Liacsiw shire, has received a succession of parties, embracing Albs Oen denten's families of the Island, in the true style of the elder Pam Dinner is served in the saloon, and the brawned boarluAnoll 'end ... the princely baron of beef, ferny prominent objec ts , Itatti* pledge tit et hails the Yule cake, and the log Wads, elirdielmin k, i very us insensibly back to feudal ages, and baronial rpitaidovs. 1, 1. at im- ; .41 r 1.11 he melancholy news arrived cf 'hick happetr!d on the Ist of es past ten is the forenion. Maria is pot otherwise* the 1 by the - shack, has tomb her tich has ratheiVeakestelit Sit'cramtnt on the 1244:since composed. I from Taganrok of the 3d of he 12th, the Emptomp l itttea. t the dreadful misfor bore id her health is tolerabfrgood. to tke Empress Sftwiri.,:: . went into deep moretsiagy•-• le late Emperor are resisllisill re the official accomall tire tich his Majesty caugh(lis the ught on an intermitteik in the little town of Csoobiow, his Majesty's assesiali t ly an , vember, the Emperor scanted rivileges as are enjoted toy the lOth of August, were soknivest . ' Bull of the Bth of that soilith, hick is almost the oairittkle apers: rTA, Augur/ 8. Commodore Sir Jailer Brie- caul Ghaut, in a pilot stissoner. e honours due to his rook. We the death of Captais Unser at Department, at Arraam. • - et. is said to succeed Mt C. in. Chief at Bombay. •