Star. — London, England, 1826-01-30 00:00:00

DISTRESS 4N SPITALFIELDS. Saturday, .a Meeting of-some of the Silk Mans. facturers, took plate at the Mansion House, for the par. voce of adopting measures for the tempotary relief of the initiates:les of w .rirnien of that trade now out of employmintr. -The Lotto Moroi in the Chair. Notice had been sent of the Misting to a few of• the most eminent persons in the - trade, those who suggested subscriptidn being of opinion that at a Public. Meeting the olleetof charity might be injurio us ly bl en d e d w i t h oiler topic's. The Loin? 14atroft that they bad assembled together metely. for the purpose of adopting th e. mo st eligibleagidk e of relieeing the great distress Which `es amongst the . Weavers,Of Spitalfields. H triisted, that no discussion would inks place as to the taus* of that distress, which it was quite enough to know existed to an excessive degree, - and was,botne arith'unestuat'ett patience and resignation by the unfortunate wife. et s. Mr:Criss* (an extensive manufacturer) said, the thanks of the Meeting, and of the poor workmen, were due to the ChielMagistrate. for tire pr.omptitude ith !rich harid acceded to the request of the Committee. It had become necessary to adopt some speedy means 4,, r alleviating the distress which had been brought upon Ore tivoikmen, not, as had been asserted by the Pre.l tident of the Board of Controul p in consequence of •the determin .lion of the masters - to compel G;ivrenmetit to alter the late measures with..respect to the silk trade,' but in consequence of i feat entertained of the in evitable operation olthnse measures in preventing the English niantifveturer from competing with the foreignr markets. Mr. Gibson .was pineeeding to shew the. effect which theprovisions the'new Ni! were l'kely to have upon the trade, when he Was inferrUpted by The LORD Metres, who said, that the object for ‘vhich they had • assembled would not be benefited by entering into a detail of catr.es, which, if it were thought neces-ary, might be discussed xt another time, and in a more full meeting. Mr. Gluon declared. that if confidence could be restored, the Gentlemen by whom he was surmonded were numerous enough; small as their number was, to give employment to all those trho were now in a state of extreme tocessity. Mr. Ar.siss Dowr ioreterehnotty to the uniform good conduct of the workmen in Spits Wields. Mr. HALE described the condition of the weavers as mast deplorable. The local circumstances of the neigh bourhood naturally congregated the very poorest people there, so thet 'teen when the silk trade is in the most flourishing state, distreis" was sure to be seen in all parts of that populous district. He declared. that relief would now not only feed the hungry and clothe the n,iked, but actually save hundreds from perishing. He concluded by, moving a resolution, that • the distressed ' condition of the weavers of SpitaWields called for com passion and immediate -relief. At- . • The Bishop of entre= terse te-steond the resolution. lie hid attended the meeting, he said, because he was Rector of the l'Arish iti:irliklsmany.of those poor men, wh R wpc the subject of the present conversation, re sided. He had witnessed the conduct of the buffeters, never had he seen persona who complained less, or whowere MOO resigned. Whenever they did seek. relief, it was in order that they might supply their looms, and he knew that *any of • them had been obliged to sell their.looms,' MN* now On the brink Of destruction. He hurl the ch a rity WI be Mize* nr with iiril i iitho;a44 fie, Was of opisikita thirrnore gods w ould be done by commenting a.suls scription at a meeting called under the prevent circum stances, than was likely to be effected open a Mote public ace 4sinn, when politics might contrilletsie damp the 'aspiration. ofchatity.. _ _ . _ ".* • . _ Alderman GARRATT thought it would baie`iteen more advisable to C4ll a public meeting upon a subject of such extensive distress, at the public were in the habit of looking with jealousy upon the proceedings of* few individuals,showever eicel:ent their object might be. The LeiRD Mayon said, he begged to be understood as not giving any opinion as to the cause of tl 1 distress. He had sent tiotices to those who were present. at the request of the Committee. They assembled together merely for charitable purposes, and he had no doubt the example shewn th , re,would be followed by the public. Aidennas Tioatnastidil, that It it was tanned that the silk maattiakterni had dais eirhiwy . te surnate the distress et their itattanw; that Sflrtfille was Mid larle• A' thatolatfee 'le the tenewbas. Win was thee intaaimenty adopted t—.." Thalia has hews asetalMba, at the desks et . Go. sermon, that than an aew 7.711 Inns ; 4.000 hiatiles, eoetprehattliai a pepiliabab upward. et '9OOlOO per saws. ankles Neenhan et &penile* era the trade. and that 10.000/. per week had hem wk Hrwas treat anted= as wages.' tdr.tiutotar stated, that it had bees said by the Pre. sident el . the - Beard ef Trade; that the calamity arose from 'speculation amongst the wassaliettwers, who had bye/loaded The *what. and that *tithing but the eyes riiiiinSt Iwo erreld resnose the pressing difficulty's— Now, ha emultt ploys,. by documents is his possessing" - that this was sot the . ease—ithat se dead Weight had been left upon the market, that no speculation had been dieted letoAut,that. 'on the month .the disttess.was iecnti44lo4 04 retsitrasitio of that maidens which bad bees lost, and'which was tody to .be ',stored by gieisebask 'the only means if Onspetities with for nab maelten • - . - ' - 'lli . iishop oftimirt ii . tegret . ted that Gondola** *jog oliarr4 l ,lo guilt '406 Noma aktigether . lollllllll friisi.the verske, istriAM.4mlared, that. if that awe* Wu'. palliated*, he shosid,depatt Irene the Meeting MO Imola Sake with-lie parish dicers. minims GAiimoirtni Aliens Tanissee meow" lbw* , seine lathe sena afiea • • Akdevasaa - Weeseadd, dna a4labaideteet the hied wee rude for se snail amaitabseetiperseas SI caws with • *wee it. Rehire. A Pelnellieelles ebeelthe set. the whole .of : no trade asseishls6.l4(lenialite MOM that as to the MIPS it the paparmab taiagy ol the disuses • shield have a Pair nt. - ; 2 .1. , '. _• 1 . wor ..Jima , a ant_ _AINIIO essiesestan. a Iteseletiee was puma W. oto 4 1 11 4 UNA@ U ,llll/eet ehe ms etU ielialplds •ge.44 thaw* the wad% ever Ithielt they hed we eestrael." . A lieltscrlpdas was then enered is* awl tiCannities sio!, Wind to ast,tef the honk el die lowyers. After *alb Ind haw assail te tba Saber el Cuaina,- wed the Los Wm% JIM, At. the Monies bathe up. Friday morning the shop of ktr.Jnagani, watch maker end silversmith, Northampton, was robbed of gold and silver watches, Ste. to the value of nearly.4ool. A Gamins( BULL.—The Garotte of Carlarishit, in an Oficial tone anuouaces, that tnere'has lag been a plot in esistenee as extensive as alarming, for the 11104 61 0 1 1' tiun of the Ensperor As.unursaa. The cenapirators . l 1,034 the opportunity,-adds the Gamete ' of . the Inderrl *me, to doveksps their intentions.:— tre es raper. lloasif-itirsAurt Arirkpas)umn.—.l. Ceassisam who stands ,chluged with Several tobberies - oHlases, both is Ems; and KAnt, sulfur wbomithiPeileesbaswitoug been t" Pursuit, was apprebeedid near Deally; onWedn4lay, atter a desperate resistance. ••:r . . coinnalims. • lisuakia.otra tiaai - stba 'Pub* Papers, iolseneei. ekat k .5a calittaipt. ration es Wastenlim - 110 ,0 1 1 r reeseeal of et Mein arriet • Coessisdone 10110.0119111f,' diem sank, ; -sow these reiseleftt %ear: an :etisivicel tea& • Thi.liiretabee, Wrivners bk.llrer'S **lllll4l* import; ii not favOurable to the ?semi labtiiiieri in, the military tilmeyard.— Wharetet pcoPoside awf be. ethlw Vet ktilt 2 tott we ars freat.esperienee, meet easlidently. mend esrlitelak Otte amuller will not &dreier, 'any 'nue:sere that Wield thit dep. distress the feettinga of old 'elders. • ••• Thu tee*, If mule, *Geld be ss*es becomes a erseklat = Pa .11.411114 in. Parliament, asserted, acid egeisseeely debit dedicated to the Pettlk, ears bile*. * honor adrods, is military eases; may add thilditeresi the_depeappes of life itself.. 4 4 . 1 , 0 P tkit years avasotietrd I Of 11114... Aeinice; in tbe first place, of half--pay on. er the mle of Brevet testa; would he iingraCittisly to thrust out those who .have •horki -the harden and heat of the day ;. whilst tie application of kit 4rismsure to such Breyer Olken only, wissi may be actually em. would have the -effect of extiodiag .an na Half-pay 'lts fl it t aiiirics•--Otrueitld not return in the. junior rank,.mtin. the Brevet. • • ' • • The direct Coarse, lecausi tbi Most impartial, wed& be an imex ceptioaahle tonarmation Of rant filisw held by ,Brevet cossunissien. - wkls perfect freedom its matters of exchange, Ike. thus, though temporary deprivatio nmight alga sense Oditers on the lint re moval from Regimental detira. a remil, hornet intricate," would' be opened for their further prairresa. • When his. Majesty's Goverment:at; and the nation at large. are rentioded-that no Micet has been promoted by recent Brevets, who had use previously served his country at least twenty years, a trilling been will not appiear either an undue or unmerited requital, even it eeiroied whir a Moderate charge against the Public • As a question of•policy. It may be well to observe ' that the loss would be prespealvel) felt, if Olken now balding Brevet Cost missions were indefinitely induced to retire. The critical up rienee, the essential practice of approved movement, system. and. Werke .touchy. must rest principally with those who bays pet tkipated, as Regimental °Seers, the active. and instructive kola of a protracted war. • The recent application of purchase, through unattached Caen missions, will disperse young men th roughout theapper rooks. who' have wealth and interest ; but as a safeguard against theory and humtvation, be it always remembered, chat with those practice* taught must remain the improied the age through` 'their interposition and surveillance. alone, can a correct and critical . . system be handed down. Your Correspondent. Mr. Editor, Puy hereafter. . suggest an rangement. founded un the law observation which would, in the experience acquired during A VETERAN. - Ms humble 01 the late war. In consequence of an order received some days ago, from the War Once, directing en inspection of the clothing and accoutre ments belonging to the Stirlingskire Milhityaa lospeetion accordingly took place by an Olicer appointed by the Board of Ordnance. when the clothing, with very link exception, was pronounced volt for service. An order has been received at Stirling. by the Comma Oleg errs t of the Depots of the 69th , sad 77th Regiments, to prep e all • their effective Officers sod mob for embarkation. to iorallivir respective corps in the West Indies. This order most hive been quite unexpected oa the fart of the Depot of the 50th, as thle'Reei went wu understood to be about to return home. The following appointineuts in the Roxburghabire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry took Ow on the Slit of December : Cornet James Grieve to be (Agawam', vice A. Drysdale. resigned 1 Mark Sprott. Rag. of Riddolli to be Cornet, vice .1. Grieve, promoted. Tuesday, a detachment of the 9th Regiment of Foot, from Al bany Barracks,'lska Wight. passed through Winchester, on their , route to Chester, ea thi recruiting service. The Depot; of the 4th and 99th Reginikinuarilmoder orders to pro ceed eitd ta Winchedar D Garrison frame Albany ertults.'uldthately d 'for lodic It is understood that the Depot. of the 70th ind '76oi . Regiments, which lately marched front Winchester for flampert, wIQ return to Winchester Barracks ou.the artivel . of Allmo Wk Regiment, *only expecte* (rob! the 'WeSt Indies. • • 17.130 Z ,- 111ISsITAAY TROMOTAONS: , . a• 012 1 4 4 44 B. Vs. 11 1 ,24•1 *lli Anhwei • 4.11401, ,Guarjs= Jobn Lord ettlip,..fronalhe reib t reaty-le be Ciro* ' purchase, vie= Albert COPURIAPP!-*P.grfoolod t—Aeltirlot AOrSoort MARIO flair, 11.0. 1 yesiltbi4.14 Foot, to be Burgeon, vice h7od Mows wive retires opepna 64144. : . • ;a Res*ns Og i .pprau - psarearost 00111111 Tee Jals to be • lAistinon, tir purchase, aloe Smith, promoted ; Charles Ser. giswe Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, by purckaseorice Teesdale. Ilk Ditto—Cornet and .11.14ingetaster Llseries Hickman to lave the rank, of Lieutetiaat. ist Regiment of Dragoess—Captain "Award Clive, from in balf.pay, to be Captain, vice Townshend Biased ;gaily, tube exchanges, receiving the difference. lith Ditto—Cornet Henry Fowler Mackay to be Lieutenant, by Porohme..eito harry, Promoted :John %Vedanta', Gents* be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mackay. • 10th Regiment et Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Christopher Hamp •ii icbotsca, front the halt-pay, to be Lieutenant, paying** alletenee. vies Samuel Wells, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Lord Jam,. Fitzroy to be Adjutant, vice Wells, who resigni the Ad imly. 14th to--Cornet and Ridingmaster John Grills to have the 7of Lieutenant; William Braes Alexander, Gent. to be carnet, by purchase, vice Roam. promoted. IStb Ditteteesst -Robert OW to be Ueutenant, by purchase, , . v i a plow; ingested; Augustus Blythe, Gent. to be Cornet , by purehases vice Oa . . . . 16eh Moe—Cornet George Schindler Brown, front the Cape Corps of Cawley, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice JWsrd, prornuted. let Regiment of boat—Lieetenant John Cross to be Captain, by pueelsege, vies Macdougall, * who retires; Burgeon Abraham Ammo& from the Ceilesi 'Regiment, to be. Bargees, vice Sustiferd, deceased. . . 11th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Crawfired Dick to be Ambient &wpm • 14th Ditto—Resign George MON, te be Lieueses" w webs's. vies' Beaky, piiimoteti. To be Radios, by purcbase—Jacksoo Cuddy. Qom. ii. MOW; Anthooy C. Sterling, Geot. eke Delancey, promoted. • . fOth Ditto—Lieutenaat-Colonel Henry Thomas from the ball-pay, to be Llintenans-C.eloael, vice James 'Ogilvie, Vibe ent!latirso teaMrtg the Massa. flat Ditto—.haws Macdonald, Bone. Vibe Mused laramaxil.b7 pardnae, via Ryelimb. promoted. ,Itith Ditto—Joseph John Grove. Gem: to be Resign, by twain. oleo &Wks, premoteiii Mr** Assistant James May to be Asslitiot aeon. *Fib Ditto—John Nugent • Brassy. Gent. to be Ensign. wfthost Sikh's.. vice Whalley, superseded. Sidi Ditts-- George Cangreve to be !denten/04 by per fbtne..viss. aisle 'mitts-ribusipi M. Ditto e.. be 1114114,1041, by. per. am,* via Chafei 041411a4d.. Sim Ditto.:Liseseensp4klsnel JAR Ofegoip >< iusgarlt;'baiti l die half4isy; MI be ii anti;-Gomel. pay* s not 4Wstentli t i vice hares, appointed to til t $414 Foot, Bid Dinsw4bsdgel Dal I a !it illiteA Ki n ' trim* die let VAlsiatt. Bastailim; be "Maga ;Hs Andean* 4111111na •Moseav to be Assistant iliwpon. atsa i p4Ltenteslint Josepb Lynam, Heft ea Hit riot. Sty llflb 11110811" Fries lioddadi whip !Owes, . • !... •. • ' Ditte—Useamiant be Liipimht. All ' alisl itt agitt emn j ire ftii " M e Foot, to inakilt; : wles, iititri~'u us half-pay 74th recto" Hit. 'germs %taunts, BOA be Kadvi.: by pareb4/0.• I ,l 4llollwitri Prego4WO• r Or Oft, Arat. Nei' lechniont of Roos-Ti be Corbin% lby purehiso-i4Asibmmit ' Woodward,' front the 71st Feet. vise bilediente o l . who retiree; Lieutenkot Alfred Davis, Ham the Lick idebg' Dragoons, vim . Magill, who retires. 43d Ditto--Hoopital Assistant Gfoorge Brows to be Assistant BM ! ' gels, vice Hair. promoted in die Royal Hone Guards. 444 Diem— Lieutenant Thomas Host Grobbe, from barley Tick Foot, to be Lieeteeent, vice - Crow, appointed to the gitk Folk 1 54th Ditto—Lieutenant Jobs &Wart, from die 141 k Piet, tosipst Lieutenant, vice Lynam. who escliangts; Ho** Aseidimit Jobs liactletwid to be Assistant &rpm. vice Leidi, deco l.' 11511 Ditto -.Lleutimant Jolla Brockman to be Nods, by pee. bate. vies Lumley, weaned. .. • . To be Lieutatiants-11n_d_g4 Hvg a ttelne A" ... 411164as 1140 61 0 1 1 , • Raison ,dosedl HOPP Immiba,loe Rialeardeso, similed. 11P. be MOIR . P re it rid1111•7-114111p .11isietdasa reek, 01.4' • • • . 610 4 4/P,Pi*4 ,1 11%.* 1 . 4404 ' vim- (lose r deewistiL '• • es s i, Dress.-ointbam by ruckus, vice Vandifec, pretend is the lick Light Pre- se. r a; t . - • Siena. 1 11 =Taik kti Di 16616 ,ayactsterZtitai ‘ bbl JAI 1. ig171717. from 1111 i Wit/ Mildiatet utßrust, vice Ilkery Fisder. wit* • ' • • 44tbk DittiLienßileant•Clisowd Robert Brice ,Fearon, frs thy , . "let Peet, in be • ii I,'rie. Francis Bot!enbIsill" retirei span the batter, ressfeing the difference. ifith Ditte—Benign James hese& hem 95th Fon% in be Urfa*. •1 t lk aillilibpipsetbase, vice Soo*, prinsettal; Eisele Seamsei . Yoibe • optii istaistlit, by _purchase, vice Deeds , , pronsseed I leilua Creases, front she 46th Feet• to be Itedgrieeteellibttio. • 680 RittivetZuglgtiellilleat Smith te be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ililaitliedensteds Richard Welwyn, Gent. to. be • 'Vise kit. 70th Ditto— cot- Peter Roberto*l to be Assistant Sinews. 15th Ditto—alfasign John Henry Hextdpf &yes to be Lenten's', brpurehase, vice Verne?, priposeted,..l ot* , Itadirts—Freilerick Uttar) , AJPOrtb. Gent. without ro t • 4118 1 9 ...... .t - 44 A Par" ; 'Dltiancei; Gent. by punkas,. vice ' usanspads,_prowseted. 1111d1 Dicood-Uneteet Willeighby.-Meere. has .1111 f-Pliilth Light Driver, urbe laswestarit o vies' klis, pteilimed. d - 1134 Ditto--Hospital Assistant Alexander CalianOser si tld au iftsit • Surgeon, vice hllQ,ueen. promoted in the Cr ylen 13th Iduo--Ensign George fkockman• le be Iketenant. by per. chase, vice Dyng, promoted; George Redick, *kisser. Gents to lX En sign, by purchase, vie. Drockntan. •• • • 117th line—Ensign Hesentable Alfred. Harley. befit the Was Foot. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vier Serjewat, who retires. • Binh Ditto-. William Kassa, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fletcher. promoted ; Hospital Assistant David Dumbreck tit be Assistant Surgeon. Setts Ditto—Lieutenant John Ilunipbreys Palmer, from half , Sid Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice S. G. liapbawoir excisable'. fist Ditte—Captain Lawrence Grerine, from the balf.pay, to be Captain, vice - Robert Steuart, who exams's • Lieutenant George Ferguson. [runt kalf-pay 97th Foos, to be Quartermaster. vice Andrew Maclean, whu retires upon half.po liuspital Assistant William Cruickehank Eddie to be Assistant Surgeon. 'SU Dints—Assistant Surgeon James Brady. from the ist. West India Regiment, to be Assistant Surgeon. vice Raleigh. deceased. fink Dino—Assistant Surgeon Robert Renwick; M.D.7iasbceu sePerse 6 4l l . •1 - , I*h Ditto--Nt.jor Pringle Taylor, from the half pay, to be Shifty,,vice Sir. Diadlity St. Leger 11111, who exchanges, receiving the difference. iffils,Ditte—Enslgn Edward Clatmey to be Lieutenant, by paw- Wolle. lbw Prier, who retires. Nth Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Pellnolll. !rota the Royal Staff Corps..to lie' Lieutenant, without purchase. Nee Beigadv—Second -Lieutenant John &. Vincent &mates to beFint Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gascora‘prestmed ; John Bythesea Williams, Gent. to be Snead Lieutenant, by purchase, viee Ainslie, promoted. RoittStaff Corps—Second Lieutenant Francis Sbeennan to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vim Smith, appointed to • - Seth Foot. To be second Lieetenants—Gentleanan cadet William O'Brien, frost the Royal Military College, vim Wetmoreti. Promacigi l Geotirmas Ca‘t Reason Pitcairn, hoes the Royal Military Celirp. vice Sheeram. Ceylon Regkerat—Amistaat Bargees Abraham *Qom. from the add Foot, to he Sorgeem, vice Arrnatreog, promoted la the Ist Foot. banes% • James Flaresee de Ronk Req. late • Liessessist.Adrinvi vise pay, to lave the rank et Lieetenant.Calleseiwpeo dm Com:Menu of Range may ; Captain William Locket s et acid* Ihsw_vokr be Major in the Army. NIMINTAL • rt . Hospital Assistant Robert lid'Hath to be Adieu* Se*gspii . aft, Form, eke Elimpeei,PMenoted. T. H ospital Aseisiamap4ameel Diebsosk Gem.'oo.tieskinett,' appointed to Me la* Lieu Drasoom; JM Ralsertsoo,.3l.D. vice 13.11, appointed soda NM Foal Mark Stewart, Gait. vice J o :h y s , l,to n o nt. , appoin ted vice01“,8 711o . wsbes sa: notimise. rent; WiWaM CLilhel Bins. ne._ Betio LiwAsisons.ibilobl. ',Mae 1101411 g IV ?Wilk 611;:114r..07 ' Pout, tp be '"rice Yirke, diem to he Gomm. et 1 . 4 1 ,A.4410449 1 % :rcaJobs It lifeyi DA/16 0;1W WeS • 110•111111tXtp. ' • rfo • /.• : Captain Hugh Lumley, front the Alth foot, i ii be •c; Of In fantry, by purchase. . • • " 3 • T. be Captains of InfantryNy ptire6-r-LleillOPlP4safP o l4 Then . Sew Cunynghanse, from the Hith Light Dregoomv Lieutenant John Temple. from the OM Foes Lieutenant Stet*/ Siiiiiiyne; from the • Milo Brigade; Liimenatu Hour y,lheinplEi from slik Ilb Foot; Lieutenant Peregrine Maitland, from the 68th Foot . lintenant Bowater Henry Vernon, from the Uth Font ; Nape William Smyth Worsen), from Ow thf i put ;..Lienlestatit • 'Erhard Dundas,. from the SUN INA ; peutenant George linens Byng, from tbi'lliths Fein i Litittnant Maisel )lathy; hew the Okla Feet. : st•Ti - St: • : ' _ • Tio be Lieutenants of Infantry, brigrahant—Seeond Lieutenant Charles P. Ainslie. from the Inli"Brigade ; Ensign /Albert Champain, front the ?lab Foot; Volga Oliver Delancey; from the Inch Foot; &nip John Gorilen c from the id Nowt; &read Meats:sant John Henry grebes', heft *.the Yiai Fein ' • gosigo lacimwn. from tbe Nth Feet ; Cermet Lard Albert Cosyng. bask from the Royal Hone Onar4si *amigo Francis ,John St. lambda, from the lid teen Spas nose, by pusehnee-.4111111an Dawson, Charles neap rani WA WM= Caeper..oesee... 4 • saessosausa. The ezchaase of Lionesses* Mao Nicholas from lb* ilth Foot, Co bait-pay 101st foot , oo the Intik J44;11120, was without the &tenses, he having- maid. She woo be received ea that scar aim sod whisk has bees paid into the Bank of Itoplaad. amigo John Leeman Msedessell, who obtained his ifajestyt permission to retire frets the Service ow Slot Insist. was !PM half-par 24 Garth..e /Muslims, aad Dot Uth foot as natal io the, Gusto. of that date. ,Tie Mess has boos slowed to avow et **if ef-PaY . menus mocha liathrwee (Lleatenant•Colonel), half-pay Mai Unittathei 'Meer.; (*tail Abel Ro4b, the, liedersiedloot and Unattached . Mem; Cantata Hugh ft, haltgay 22 Orylan Regimen ; Captain Tlamins D'Arrf. half-PaY 4111 Iria •Briladqi Capcs'. Honourable Miry Tama, half-pay loath foot I Captain George Wheatley Rids date, half.pay lodependlit Cowpoke; Captala William tiOtr -104 late nth Hotel Veteran flatialioe ; Captaki Hugh Mint Dog ball pay 102 th To ; Carols Edward aterling, beltipay lab Feet.; Captain Glearge 7 l2yng, half-pay 01st Pent gaily* James Tobin, half-pay 127th Feet; Lieutenant William I,ystot, hslf-poy riot Umtata's& Jobs Barwis Wyatt. half:pay , 35th Foot ;• Lieutenant Sailed • Gaedwin, Wryer 12114 Peng Llieetestat Wary lisveitatall-psy Seth Feet Liessiehiek ' .1491118 . &bloom. boll-peg imik Yost: 14,41014 W 'maw, lust. halt pay. Royal York Haagen; Lieutenant Robert Illegbell. hulflay *doh Foot; . Ustatileast Wu.= Plat*, half-pay 45th IMt4 *Aildlibold Dwaine , heeWitaf 14th Light Dtasoaci; Z: v . • .11esset, What 57th hoot; John Meth ram. • . • • • • 0211011 OR ORDNANCE, JAIIIIARY di of togiaests—theatlesean Otelet lfithbra 2 J. Nati bolo* Colin lien F,t•Witig be Snead Lionatemih Gonatioeloos doted by die Lard Lieutosost at the Comity of liosatimob. • , None Jeskimee Es* to be pert/ 14Vaisis .the younger, tO be etto Jame to brill: iliohord Madam,' to WWI. b• • fs• t't .• • . 01 • - EDiNnunoik-Jmitrkitr I& •Mr WNW " < /in la sedasui at Leith. A ie ftecti 'llieseslbiergh, tate stateWeettlit CA into the vat !n ' lumlielY that hp #404 • • During last week. deem has been an estraordheeftshe eitirbot op the west toast of Seethed, pankulariy between Glynis and ' Bailment. It was Mate IV °lawny se Ther+y; et ed. 'pound. . A number .street Ink have found their Wiry to lattbin .gh market. While the !tap Okiehlaited Akr risk di Forth, rein tittle Ow4l was dam at the herring fish*. it has. however. in(irwerd greatly last week. The fierringe Wire are ice fruit, coodition , and larger lime usual. running from 1200 to l3on a barrel Tkry a4r split at es.ed.ainsedred, and retailed at there fin a Pengy. . Guas's Cxnessaat. —On the application of the Lord Pro. vein, M.igistrates,and Cottrell of Aim city, Govuttintent Isaadireeteil the sum of 10.0001. to be issued from the Each. goer, under terra in arrangements, for the repair of this ancient and magnificent A melancholy accident to..k place, near lin.lin, on pie bight 01 Sunday, lStli instant. Two yneng men, of the nailed James 21 and James Swan, in coming (rem Rosewell a near cut tbreugh the woods above Glam. anterlocasyly mimed the way, and le is supPoseilboth bad fallen over* crags nearly opposite to the rock called the Losers Leap. liwWilisidY was Golly found on Sunday (22d), lying it Ow fimi of the roar airnye mentioned; h appeared muds bruised. WilateVs bet var. tying near the owe spec, and his body was found in dec . -Eike pale below. lAmerade, en dm same day. •• a. 11100 WAY4L INTELLIGENCE.. Z: er . .14111 ‘ . g ilL *4 - A rift. —Wind S.-Arrived rilletdant4eJibin. t paekti; freak Listew—salled the 17th Instant ; flu ph n , Etetosp, from - Bartelbna, Warr $ Marla Tasstita . froto - Deft • • etfrk packet, Payee,. from Cork. Sailed the Intilut of Sdarilmoiligh packet, for lashes': • . . • . DEVONIOiIIT s . JAIL 24.—Sailed the l'iosama, .1.0,-010,1*3140- Next for the Codeitadoo ; Caatesion, with ittlasteT i s e ritim the three pardships bete, to compirturthe WA AIME, 71; a ant i:with ; Naventosto, Lemma ' sod Dataworeidities s - ao ettige% Poeimemots, JAL 2s .— The 'Diaatoaa Mote, Captalio bard Nettle, wai to sail from Ille Janeiro eq the 10th 11101Vor, with Rear Madre! Sit Gioia Reek, and his Rau C. STUAar, foe *roe Ayres, oo a til matte ottitt.. and•Raisiet4 Oren • "; _--- Tuesday; PalleisGa,ll4 Baasosamo, arrived from alithal!tt. with. Marines for this Llkilaims t Witdpoldor. the Castenots, 10, Cattail IliCisiaC Grimm, from Plymouth, and on. Thursday, the Balsa, 10, Captain CISAALIA Hen, from tha Nore, with seamen he the WASUITIL Rear Admiral Gael will tamest his Sag oa Toseday.sod sal a few diltiltatatwatds; with the Voz.aaa In cootpatri, for tie Bait India csonossaj. Tb p lam is expected to soil _ Toe** iimie.for Motet' "Alio. The Viragos,. to.. Caput*. AAmtaikotts Coweem.t., ea bier wtioal from Woolvrichi will be Sued lee SetaSk4. l oo.c.• • I it; Tesierday; priests man * Otiti s s: .mbe ilkt ri f • ship Galin, Ossified byralute IlhoWat 'timid Ida' a i's ship Vtemsay, fee having • quitted. his poet, as a Ida breaking epee shit slop room„trogo which he golaftea. mot. 'kr to o cepa/keel* sosiont. Tae,.owsok I tselot 041, . he was iiitiocid to reeetve Itay lashoi is loosed ikon 4 lobe lasprissesed la Use kliatikaiskii Wiwi' iiii#fior P. Caiseanta. GAL iteasideoss• 4!• f: 4 13 , 01: Antorttorts,•—.l4l> T.. 801 l (o) .sai VI% H. liresesiiiir Assistant Surpois to tai Wstspiw p for ;hi smatipitTer.tbelast India *adroit ; # 4l '. 1-atilt*Asstril AISILS11:4"1:.-•tke Cowen; Lielsetitraibelflota.R.7 ; Ilikatewent G. H. Coolsoit,of the ilekik;te,tleeClalasos4 oblipestier that Spetliabt; Mr. Wis.. Cooper. of the liportiate. to the at Itottit • ae `ohs j ' andemossi e worv. • 4, •• • L., . a.rrl __. . Weser. • • •-• 'Deal., 3arL•49.—Wind S.—Arrived yestfrilpy, id* ijiy liar. wood, Tsowida, from Sr. John's (N.lf.);' his priliay's 'hip ',dryer ' frobi'lortanouth ; Lady Arabella, -.6 . ..." : fitint Vera Cruz; Hanka; Latinat e -front London fot Ss: illlelititrakiind the .11Bizabeth„ -....• ~ fr o m —., 1 Iry ai root, -six !/-Mind !kiss ' Dont Charleston; Herald, GIA/lAM, tram favoinndc in lib ;days—on the filld humor, hi lat. 47.40. la m n. kilts witbilib Albion, of Hull. waserlogied; Mount Vernon, 4-..e1, from Seal& knah ; Griper, -.--; Henry Grattan, —; Itad-dloiray Asaimen4 1 • and Huntley, Sitavnuestir. lion sl . John's •(N/1.);' t , IM. !Usu.'s. I rem St. Andrew's •(N. II.) ; Lisbon pool* : wits, from Paraiba; Malette;Wes.soit, ffiam Charleston ; Mod Bietneedii :Manton. from Niewfambdianit and the H. Joiamon, Boma, frail • St-John's (N. 8.) ' • . '• • NAsssu (N.P.), Nov. 30...;,The • ship Zephyr, , Annowmorrie, sailed from Honduras the flat it October, and on theaight oil the ;11kb inst. was run fowl of by a Lase ship, which, stove in :siattiit ; bey bows, earned away her bowsprit, cat-head,. ancberi.tud:did 'other what• injury, and caused.ter to make so muck waten4lait it was with ddisteltp, she teethed this pea, . •, : -,. ~... .r" . • CUSTOM- HOW Z . , Jaen* RT U. ' • Sian EIITIRID lowaiss--The itusalind, fresh • Titradritapt Boyne, from Madras; Tiger, from Calcutta) Lord Amherst, - front the Cape of Gout Hope; Plate, from Banns 'A es; imam Emilie, from Stettin; Amilte, from Dunkirk j OS *Walt; kola 'Se* Jiihies.‘ • " -' • " , 1414 4:. Vl. Ite.li:o‘ FATIMA Otrrwsnao-,-Tbelifiser. for Gibr altar; Araks,. fir. St. Vincent's; Norfolk, fur Palermo; Caroline, fog Steablselial Factor, Gar Belfast; Valiant and Resolute, for Dublin: ;„..,.,u Accounts from Stockholm state, that thi6OrZtilln.f Customs in Sweden will not be put itt.. fmca.:oll;she Ist of Apia. CMIN EICHARGR, MARK-LAUB, During last week, the supplies of neatly all Mete of Grain were ' wassiderable, and there was anothir eery largo qawritily of • Moir ; fits twesning there are good supplies hens the nel.bouting ainntiON. boast* murk from the distant ports. The Wheat' trade waistless Wag esceediuty dull state, and last weeik's paitee ssaasarsliapbi obtained for even the best qualities. Useinalse , tstegtA 11,1lentkenvy ale; antrßeeas and Peas hardly obtalirtlielnblet Orals lay Wit eight. Oats, of good quality, had buyers:st laudetotadaiist•bat all 'abet sorts still continue very dully - _ 8 4 1 5 4 0144 , 41044 • Maur trade. • s 4.1 • • Rye, aid, 544 •40d. V • •• *fan*, *pail s sew s dam. Oh b . . old, Sao. iklt; 'bret; tab. Oh. rinse - • Feed, 0rF.1 34 . 1 4 0 . 6 till, 00s. 000 • • a reload s new, Me, . • aid, 00s. ON. 1.1 - I.**-* rotated, at*, !do t& • 1 W►wi, Red, new, Sic 675. old, Us. 645. White, new, 635. 70s. did 644. 71c 12d2r, 296. SU. _ lidaltini,.4oa. 445. Pb,99 Grey, ISIS, 46*. 475. wiPsde Old, 4.01. 443. 11694, lasi, 445. 4411. . did, Spa, 000. 41%. 466 - wpm, 40s. 456. R0110n,1995, 990. - 98* • roue, pr:tatarbilitiSta .1 .14, 441. !KW • Rsmnds igs. ifila." • '• • - • aftwatiLAST was& 4,794 'peas, fn. •1 110 4,447 Irish clots TAM Foreign Oats 1,7,4 itAid Foreign Barlry • ' Y ". 1,1107 iinglisk Fleur, sag*. MUTH MILD MARKET. laxtuar 110. i „ , There no vailitiati of comerimence hi our market eh el, the NW Veen anioneting Me advisees of law Friday, skeet SOW and 1)10ams. tv in , Wil t ing* 41. 10d. to ss. td. pm stone ; ana.tbe ppg, ikuss kw sets and Runts, 4s. ad. to is. per stone ; amen. Uses are Mid at Is. td. ta4a per stone, accorting to guilty. no • *Rums trade is Ann at 56. to 54. 44. per stone for the apt Dawns; mot 4e,54 to gs. gde for good maiden Ewes, &c. but the meets alliellordel sal*. Veal does am support As Is. te Nequilie s E ge ketlMlA woke best *sat being ia..44. tug stow. k SkiecOlk bliliatiorsden trown teat lagrkei.4ly.Biiit‘ t 7 41 1 404 tpl i poist la& • - ••• . i• • • • ss : fine, v c ie la. Id. per *MN Jigtteits Fa. SAD" ghw In Os. 4d. Pork, 416 to Os. !d.—Hay per klad, IS h.. 44,84 a' ,Clutor, £4 to E 5 se. Straw, £1 Ili& to " Wheat, BMW BaFirf Malt Oats • A ' 1 hiii , - Nive . Pummiliamm!.—The InllOpf s 4l . LerestiOg Ilr4ifipAro .joyi poNfolmiew Dearly Indy for bi li r _ Mb tougoam. o, #eir Iforlbsemi-stropt,(sorooved rap Coodiet-stroot). p e e, i I;.Bdida t tbe lOW. ir Cifilialkiirboaltosisiliebatit i Novel, by 0 ip s . . 8 440.4.06.0040 4 mad AMINO.," Theo Voto..— Oat tt. Mohan of #,Aateek• wiiito• ky Itilefielt: s o t We Vili.i...nr : • kigiki. iitismi iedition,Teirlent,nree pot. V 0100.411. liot lit ate arfikferis• ellokuse4 mown: dot Twe Volo.—V. Pima • HosiabOes by ihs . Austin it wipe 0 IPraikameili," • • .Ii • • liesiik Ogle Collated & via 00/114..1Ido.laisologoi AA Ow coodawkw of that tilliak , —VII. 11: i t ajaio . • Twit Volor-o-VIII ! Roo AA oleo lietibm, et AIWA - Ate idi . 7147-IX. 1#44101*- . 11•016111 'pen.: Ibiks.63l:'.llll Adirkkeros' if a iiirrirevEr s aur i ,, i "Zli t " tr e arrAV, A• 0 4.1 1 ! ... - .. X milt. W. Leilbill* VoLooool l. r1,.=1,...-..; Des- , time Spirits of tb. Aft,: lartompotary Portraits. Ori V6l. "4 eanselios.l- , .. • , • • . . 111 ,1 1 4 111111bronelliilinev; : dildissy'llsipill; lillikidit ettitilk, ) Wg.gafe.Aenie ; 3 ii ts 4ritdM/ Milpamst R•pfieskipAralYgthinvit, a a te. cornier, INC tionosiderOom .no ' , ~..: i.: • . % ifidliSAlNl' SA- ittx—Artiva tbiAtnne•gewi from sc. John's (Ms NW - 96411/411Auleativii;ivaviftwat *am nio de-4411,,01fh fin). diniiiringli vii (MI II Mira, last from • Cowes • CirtastriO s bUntsserAISIIIK 7ININIR : Union - for At i a. t India; lielipse t ILDWILLL I , 49 _.._ c ps; and his Majesty's ship . TALSOT, from cipshiip, , . . ":" ' .i . ship • W ,the Mast Iddis station, !Oaf f . ' 1 :0 4 4 11 . '. Cown, jaw. 29:-.- ! -74 pis,. mini, Astacus., (roil, hly s r : ~t *eirts - - B i ppding-q; Havant-its . ; .and Il at i • i ►• F t% .'-7 . er ' ''Dmriti. Jan. - lb:-7lre -- o at, d Si; fioni (be . nvasPiiktis Bremen, has rain here, ap?rs,he4siys pc onOsii.vrill Let in the Weser. 't f' :••." ' ' •••- '• • •• .- •• • - w Or. 'e. ilk 01