Star. — London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

y ?_. `\ h ~^ 4 ~. t , -.... •• or' • • RY PROMOTIONS, os from the preceding page. ••• "11.41 # 111 11111114iLis--Hospital Assistant Thomas Atkinson, M.D. to be 'As.' sistant Surgeon, vice Campbell, promoted. 4th Ditto--Captain James England, from the half pay. to be esp.. tain, vice William Henry Scott, who exchanges, rtreiving the difference; Lieutenant James Gordon, from the 63d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Barrow, who exchanges. • sth Ditto—Captain Christopher Musgrave, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Henry Ed. O'Dell, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Ensign Henry D'Anvers, from half pay 43d Foot, to be Ensign, eke Simpson, appointed to the 95th Foot. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant William Harrison Hill, from half pay 14th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Queen, appointed to 44th Foot. 10th Ditto—Lieutenant William Hemmings, from half pay 934 Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice Robt. Uniacke, who exchanges; Ser jean Major Edward Shaidey, from the 6th Foot, to be Adjutant. with the rank of Ensign, vice Shinkwin, who resigns the Adju- Vntey only. 19th Ditto—Ensign Henry Gordon Forasteento be Lieutenant, by pereltaie. vice Adams, promoted; Frederick Wimbledon Priest. ley Parker. Gem. to be Ensign„.lst purchase, , vice. Wils n, • ••• voluted. 13th Ditto—Amine/6i Surgeon James Patterson, M. B. from the 45th Feet, t. belPorgeon, vice Henry Manlike's. who retires . upon half pay, c ttli Ditto--Jeho May. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchise.vke Layard, promoted. 19th Ditto--Captiin Timothy Raper to be Major, by purchase, vice. Dobbin rammed. 234 Uinta L-Captain Thomas Edward Bigge, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Sir William Creebie, Bart. who exchanges, re ceiving the di/rem/we. 25th Ditto—Charles John toss!!! CoNinson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase vice Uderten, promoted. 26th Duto—Captain George Homer Is, from the ball pay, to be Captain, vice Humphrey Babingtom. who exchanges. receiving the difference. 28th Ditto— Lieutenant Colonel JangesEhnpsen, from the half pay, to be Lienteitant Colonel, vice Sir John Bucban,wbo exchanges ; Uriah Boyd, Gent. to be Ensign. by purchase, vice Hopwood, promoted. 32d Ditto—Major Frederick Gascoyne, from the half pay, to be • Major, vice Hicks, promoted; 3341 Ditto—Captain Joseph Budd'''. from the half pay, to be Cap tain. vice George Barra, who exchtinges, receiving the difference. " 34th DittoTo be Captains—Lieutenant William Wowen Rooks, from the ed Life Guards, by purchase. vim Goldsmid, PAW; rooted ; Captain Richard Airey. from the half pay, vice - Ing ham Wowen Rooke, who exchanges. 37th Ditto—Major Henry Herbert Manners, from the 110th Foot, to be Maier. vice Dunbar, promoted. 39th. Ditto—Lieutenant John Douglas Forbes to be Captain, by purchase, vice Reynolds, who retires; Ensign James Fits Gerald Butler to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice 43d Ditto—Captain Hon. Augustus Caulfield James Browne, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice John Cooke, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 44th Ditto—Lieutenant Simon M'Queen, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward H. Clarke, who retires upon half pay 14th Foot. 49th Ditto—Captain John William Dunn, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Henry Maxwell, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Lieutenant Charles Chidley Coote,front the halt pay, to be Lieutenant, vice David Morrison nders, who ex changes. sad Pitto—Captain Richard Duckworth King, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice Stepney St. George. who retires upon the half pay, receiving the difference. 53d Ditto—Captain Charles Robert Murray, from the half pay, to .. be Captain, paying the difference, vice King, appointed to the 82d Foot. 56tli Ditto—Ensign Alexander Daniel Cuddy to be Lieutenant, vice Keating, deceased ; William Wybrow, Gent. to be Assign, vice Cuddy. Srser Ditto—To be Ensigns, by purchase—lsaac Backbone, Gent. Irice Bell, promoted ; Hanway Howard, Gent. vice Howard, promoted. 60th Ditto—Major Augustus Frederick Bps, from the half pay, to be Major (paying the difference to the Eat Psi Fund), vice Manners, appointed to the 37th Foot. 61st Ditto--William Hanmer, Dick, Gent. to be Ensign, by par- Chaise, vice Cosby, appointed to the 3d Light Dragoons. 62d Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Power to be Captain, by purchase, vice Reed, promoted ; Ensign Frederick Kerr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Power; Eyre Evans Stopford, Gent. to be • Ensign, by purchase, vice Kerr. 634 Ditto— Lieutenant William Wane Barrow, front the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon. who exchanges. 64th Ditto—To be Majors—Brevet Lieutenant Celled Lord Charles Veteltoy, from half pay 27th Foot, vice M`Doeald, pro moted ; Captain Ralph Johnsen, by purchase, vice Lord Charles Fits Roy, promoted. To be Captain, by purchase—Lieutenant William Ravellacteft, vice Johnson. To be Lieutenant, by purchase—Ensign Richard Boger Du Pre, vice Havenscroft. To be Ensign, by porchase--biardinißan James Western, Gent. vice Du Pre. 66th Ditto—John Mellis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vim Nelley, promoted. 67th Ditto—Brevet Colonel Nathaniel Burstein, from half pay 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Rickard Gobbing, who exchanges. 68th Ditto—Ensign Allan M'Nabb, from the 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice George Carson, deceased. 71st Ditto—Henry Edmund Austell, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Saumarte, promoted. 73J Ditto— Lieutenant Aralander Tennant, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain by purchase, vice Drewe i preenuted in the *lst Foot ; Lieutenant Thomas Nowlan, Irons the Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Bouchier, who retires upon half pay 99th Foot. 74th Ditto—Ensign Edward Hayes Anse% front-the 75th Foot,to be Ensign, vice Pel'Nabb, promoted in the 418th Foot. 75th Ditto—Ensign Lord Charles Wellesley, from half pay 112 d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ansell, appointed to the 74th Foot. '77th Ditto—Captain Edward Jones tube Major, lay purchase, vice Bradshaw, promoted; lieutenant William Castle to be Captain, by purchase, vice Jones; Ensign William Jonathan Clerk* to be Lieutenant, .by purchase, vice Castle; Breon Charles Bottles, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Clerke. /12d Ditto—Ensign John 'Nagel to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ashe, promoted in the Cape Corps; Henry Hyde, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase vice Nagel. 64th Ditto—klyevet purchase. William Brydges Neynoe, front half pay 4th FDA to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice James Maitland, who exchanges; Lieutenant H: William Seymour Stewart to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Dungarvon, who retires • En sign Alfred Broom to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stewart. 115 h Ditto—Ensign William Cooke to be Lieutenant, vice Martin, promoted. To be Ensigns—Ensign Miles Charles Seton, from the 25th Foot, vice Wynyard, promoted; Rithard'Oetaviis Ward, Gent. by purchase, vice Cooke. lath Ditto—Major Harris Hates, from the half-pay, to be Msjor, vice M'Gregor, promoted. 91st Ditto—Captain Richard Drewe. from the 73d Foot, to be Major. by purchase, vice Hay, promoted. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant John Gordon, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice John M'Nabb, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 93d Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Elijah Bush, (tom the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Peter hilLachlan, who retires upon half pay. 94th Ditto—To be Lieutenant Colonels—Major Alexander Chas. Craufurd, from the Bth Light Dragoons, by purchase, vice White who retires; Lieut. Colonel George William Paty, from the half pay, vice Alexander Charles Craufurd, who exchanges. 95th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Simpson, from the sth Foot, to be Adjutant and Ensign, vice Christopher Maine, who retires upon half pay, 43d Foot, 96th Ditto—Captain Alexander Cairneross to be Major, by pun- , chose, vice Manse), promoted ; Lieutenant Charles &osmium Cumberland to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cairncross; Sedge Philip Frederick de Neuron to he Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Cumberland ; Jackson W. A. Wray, Gent. to be Sob" by purchase, vice De Neuron. 97th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Robert Travers to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mairis, promoted; Charles Nagel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Travers. 90th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Rhynd Lowder, M.D. frost the 24 Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Andre w Smith, appointed to the staff. 99th Ditto—Captain Ginart;e 'Thomas Colomb, from the half pay, to be (4ptain, vice Henry Rickards, who exchanges, remiviall the differbnce. Rite Brigade—Captain George Stevens Byng, from the half pay, to b e Captain, vice Thomas MacNamara, who exchanges, re ee,viog the difference. sz 11111531141 di !MANI Negloes•fi ' t 1 (~ I I 1 4 i Ist West India Regiment—Hospital Assistant David Browne to be Aseista n 4 Surgeon, viess Brady, appointed to the 93Ll Foot. Id Ditto--Captain 'William Lill Brerefotharom ball pay Ist Foot to be Captain, vice Robert Hamill a, who exchanges. Ceylon Reginieut—Lielitenant Auclnan• Milistresor, from the 78th Fast, to be Captain, by purchase, vice healer ; Lieutenant Robert Gordon Davidson, trom half pay 99th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Nissans, appointed to the 13th root; John Wood ford, 'Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, *ice Van Kempen, promoted; Hospital Assistant William Lucas to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Wilkins, appointed to the 24 Foot. Cape Corps (Infantry)—Lieutenant William Ashe, from the 112 d Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bake, promoted. Enyal African Colonial Corps—Major General Sir Neil Campbell to be Colonel, vice M a or er General Turner, deceased. To be Lientenante-- Henry William Wyse, vice Graham, deceased; Ensign Frauds Percy Nutt, vice Foss, deceased; Ensign George Ladles, vice Turner, deceased. To be Ensigns—Volunteer Maurice GriMn Dennis, vice Wyse; Volunteer Alexander *Donal, vice Nott ; Volunteer Paul Sta pleton, vice Landles ; WilUaut Frederick Vernon, Gent. vice litu. bison, deceased, Begat Major James Jackson, of she 4th Dragoon to be 'lieutenant Colonel in the Army; .Lewis Charles Augustus Meyer, late Lieutenant and Ridingmaster of the Prince Regent's Hussars, Hanoverian Service (Ridingmaster to the Cavalry Riding Establishment) to have the rank of Captain during the period of his being so employed. STAPP. ' Major Thomas Huxley, on the half pay, to be Inspecting Field Meer of Militia in Nova Scotia, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, vice Wodehouae, who resin's. HOSPITAL STATT. Assistant Surgeon Edward Burton, front the oth Light Dragoons, to he Surgeon to the Forces, vice Daken, deceased. To be Assistant Surgeons to the Forces —Hospital Assistant James Anthony Tepham, vice Watson, promoted ; Hospital Assistant George Buda, M.D. vice Campbell, appointed to the 6th Foot Hospital Assistant Wm. Michael Forde, vice Hume, promoted. To be Hospital Assistants to the Forces —John Molyneuz, Gent. vice Side'', appointed to the 25th Foot; Rickard Poole, Gent. vice Callender, appointed to the 834 Foot; George Ross Watson, Gent. vice Beuza, promoted ; Edward Overton, Gent. vice Por ten, promoted ; Michael Manly, Gent. vice Topham,promoted; John Fitz Gerald, M.D. vice Russell, appointed to the 77th Foot; John Strath, Gent. vice Brodie, - appointed to the 13th Foot ; James Ferguson, Gent. vice Forrest, appointed to the 90th Foot. To be Lieutenant Colonels of Infantry, by purchase—Brevet Lieu. . tenant Colonel Lord Chas lee Fits Roy, from the 44th Foot ; Major George Paris Bradshaw, from the 77th Foot, vice Colonel John Drigue Morgan, who retires; Major John Mills, from 2d Dragoone; Major John Octavius Glover, from lot Foot, vice Lieutenant Colonel Joseph D'Arcey, of the Royal Artillery, who retires; Major William Hay, from the 01st Foot ; Major Robert Christopher Mansel; from the loth Foot; Major Thomas Dobbin,' from the 10th Foot; Captain' Augustus Cayler, from the Cold-, stream Foot Guards. To be Majors of Infantry, by purchase—Captain Albert Goidandd, from the 34th Foot ; Captain William Briar, from the 3d Light Dragoons; Captain Edward WArthar, from the 15th Foot ; Captain Thomas Reed, from the 62d Foot; Captain George Walter Prosser, from the 7th Dragoon Guards. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant John Berner* from the 3d Foot Guards; Lieutenant Edward Fran& Elliott, front the 334 Foot; Lieutenant 'Henry Moore, front the-60th Foot, vice Gossip, whose promotion has not taken place ; Lieu tenant Valentine Halo Mairis, from the 07th Foot • Lieutenant William Forbes, from , the 7th Foot ; Lieutenant &pup Lewis Wingfield, from the 13th Foot; Lieutenant Rickard Westeura, from the 7th Foot; Lieutenant John Pitt Kennotly, from the SOth Foot; Lieutenant George Thomas Heighatn, from the Ids Dragoons • Lieutenant Robert Fanabawe Martitvlrom the 00th Foot ; Li eutenant Elliot Armstrong, from the Cape Gips of Ca. valry ; Lieutenant Henry Dallas, from the Id Ligo„Goards ; Lieutenant Henry Williams Adams, from the 12th Fast. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign Benjamin' Francis Dalton Wilson, from tie 12th Foot Endo Thomas Le Marchast Abu-mares, from the 71st Foot; Basig4 John Pets: Nail. from the 64th Foot; Ensign Edward Hopwpof, from the 28th Foot ; &sip Edward Means %water, frowstko Not. To be Ensign, by pocanso....Hogy Mattis bitablish 4104. vice John Hooper, whose appointment has not fa h 01 11 1 .80 1" • _ _ • 41441.: The Minims names of Capt. Parke s 411 aro Robert MoiCay. • The Christian tumor of Ensign Rainey, of the 3st Foot, are William Henry Meyd. The Christian names of Captain Brovino,wlso was appointed to an Unattached Company, by purchase, on 17th Sept. 1525; are ' • J•hat William Barrington. The Christian names of Ensign Dalrymple, of the Ist Foot are George Hadinton, and not Haw Manners, as formerly stated. The Christian names of Ensign MiMa/son, of the 2d Foot, are Charles Frederick. The Christian name of Ensign Lacey t of the 4ith Foot, is William, and not Juana, as formerly stated. The Christian name of Ensign Hatboro, of the 119th Foot, is Andrew, and not Anthony, as formerly stated. Ti. Christian name of Quartermaster Leslsam, of the 7th Foot, is John. His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 69th Foot hearing I on its colours and appointments, in addition to any other badges or devices which may have heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the word " India," as a lasting testimony of the services of that Corps in India, from the year 150$ to 11124. The under-mentioned Men bays been permitted to dispose of their half-pay : Lieutenant Colonel Sir Rickard Charel,half pay, sd Greek Light Infantry; Major Rickard Ryan, half pay OM Foot; Captain John Thomas Galbraith, retired full pay 14th Foot ; Captain Roderick 111. 4 Donald, half pay 91st Foot; Captain Matthew Armstrong, half pay 9th Foot; Lieutenant John Bannatyne, half pay sth Foot; Lieutenant • Ghorge Hagu, half pay 46th Foot; Lieutenant James Mellis Nairne, half pay Ind Foot; Lieutenant John Robert Nason, half pay bid Foot ; Lieutenant Colonel Hercules nanny, half pay Inspecting Field Officer of Militia ; Liebtenant Colonel Andrew GUIs, half pay 734 Foot ; Lieutenant Colonel Michael White Lee (Colonel) half pay 96th Foot; Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Maxwell, half pay 30th Foot; Major David Joly, half pay, 6th West India Regiment; Major William Stewart, half pay 30th Foot; Captain Grahame, half pay 6th Foot; Lieutenant Henry William Brooke, half pay 6th West India Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel Donald W Neill, half pay Portuguese OMcer ; Major Donald Greguson, (Ueutenant Colonel), half pay Slat Foot; Major Was. Lewis. Herford (Lieutenant Colonel), half pay, 2.7 d Foot ; Capt. Francis Chambre, half pay Stith Foot; Captain Alexander Prole, half pay 53d Foot; Captain Edward Dymock, half pay 36th Foot; Captain William Ronald, half pay Portuguese Officers; Captain John Harry Holland (Major), half pay 69th Foot; Captain William Lord Alvanky, half pay. 260th Foot; Captain Biers ParneL Hopkins, half pay 4th Foot; Captain William Eccles Buchanan, half pay Sad Foot. trovrracaxn. The under mentioned °them, having Brevet rank superior to their regimental commissions, have accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the General Order of the 25th April, 1828 : To be Lieutenant Colonels of Infantry—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Haverbeld, from Unattached Full Para Brevet Colonel John Hic►s, from 32d Foot; Brevet Lieut. Colonel Anthony Singleton King, from 10th Foot ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Austin, from 97th Foot; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Roger Parke, from 39th Foot ; Brevet Lieut. Colonel John M' Donald, front 64th Foot ; Brevet lieutenant Colonel John Dunn, from 98th Foot ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Dunbar, from 37th Foot ; Brevet lieutenant Colonel John Baskerville Glegg, from 49th Foot ; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George Miller, from Rifle Brigade; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Miller Clifford, from 89th Foot; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Allan Kelly, from 54th Foot; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Maxwell, from 15th Foot; Brevet Lieut. Colonel Sir Edmund Keynton Williams, K.O B. from 4th Foot ; Brevet lieutenant Colonel William Balvaird, from 99th Foot; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Sir James Roupell Colleton, Bart. from Royal Staff Corps ; Brevet Lieut. Colonel Donald hf , Donald, from 19th Foot. To be Majors of Infantry—Brevet Major Robert Erskine, from 4th Foot ; Brevet Major Francis Campbell, from Bth Foot; Illreoet Major Samuel Fox, from 54ith Foot ; Brevet Major Honourable Richard Murray, from Seth Foot; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Riddell, from 62d Foot; Brevet Major George Nicholls, from 66th Foot; Brevet Major William Burke, from 66th Foot; Brevet Major Charles Hamlet's, fl-orn 534 Foot; Brevet Major William Henry Newton, from 75th Foot ; Brevet Major George Jackman Rogers, from 18th Foot; Brevet Major Thomas Dent, front tOth Foot; Brevet Major Peter Edwards, from 75th Foot; Brevet Major Joshua Crosse, from 36th Foot; Brevet Major David King Fawcett, from 60th Foot; Brevet Major William Pilkington, from 92d Foot; Brevet Major Dixon Denham, from 17th Foot; Brevet Mains' Robert Howard, from 30th Foot; 'tweet blojor Garnet Wolseley, from 25th Foot; Brevet Major . . W. Locher, from 34th Foot ; Brevet Major H. Eliald, from 65b ' Mot; Bretetliajor 314 sago 31'Pharsots.' from 42d Foot; Brew Major 'r. Hogarth, Imo 54th Feet • Brevet Majot Ed. Witty. from 26th Foot ; Brevet Major Willi= Gray, from 94th Foot ; Brevet Kajor StepbenZuppage, from Seth Fpot ; Brim Major Thomas Falls, ftom 20th Feet; Unmet Major Arthur Bowen, from 3d Foot; Brevet Major Henry from 934 Foot; Brevet Major Thomas Weare, from 35th ioot ; Brevet Major John Blake Lynch, from 35th Foot ; Brevet Major William Elution Rains, from 36th Foot ; Brevet Major James Rowan, from tat Foot; Brevet Major John Mitchell, front 79th Foot; Brevet Major James Jenkin, from 84th Foot ; Brevet Major Anthony Lyster, from Bth Foot ; Brevet Major Wittiest Pierce ' Cotter, from sib Foot ; Brevet Major Stephen D'Arcey Kelly from 10th Foot; Brevet Major David Goodsman, from 61st, Font ; Brevet Major Arthur Bernard, from 64th Font ; Breve Major Dunlop Digby, from 65th Foot ißrevet Major William Bennett, from 69th Foot; Brevet Major William Parry Tale, from 48th Foot ; Brevet Major Daniel Baby, front titis Foot. OirICE OF ORDNANCe, JUNI 9, 1896. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major William Lloyd to be Lissa. rant Colonel, vice IY Am I, retired; Captain and Brevet Major William Cleeve-to be Major, vice Lloyd ; Second Carols Chris. topher Clarke to be Captain, -vice Cleeve •' Second Captttissr William Smith, from half pay, to be Second Captain, Site (lute. Commissions signed by the Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower Hamleti, in the Absence of the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia—Ensign Henry Stanton to be Lieutenant, vice Litherland, deceased; David Gwynne, Gent. to be Easiin, vice Beadey, resigned. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and City of Gloucester, and County and City of Bristol. Royal North Gloucester Militia —Wiliam Mills £dye, Gent. to be Contntissidi" in tie North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Vioe Lieutenant of the County of Somerset: John Fisher, Gent. to be Cornet. Cormaillvien *lbis Casquetdale Ranters Yeomanry Cavahy o ulined by the, kiard Lieutenant of the County of Northamberinat4 Lieutenant Walter Forster Ker to be Captain, vice Celbprood, resigned. ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER WITH THIS DRAWING. SIX PRIZES OF £sopoo, ALL IN ONE DAT. THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES WILL hISE AFTER NEXT SATURDAY. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. - rr• - MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1126. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols, which left of on Saturday at sof opened this staining at a* buyers for the Account, with Uttle or nothing doing; and they may be quoted, up to the present time, at so/ 1. The fall of the Funds at Vienna is attributed to the Impwor ed Ausram having experienced a relapse of his disorder. Ills journey, to Luxentbarg is deferred. In'the Foreign Market natal/ a bargain has been effected, and the prima are nominal. Current Prime Old Spanish 7# s, Meilen 62#, Colombian new 40# #, Raskin 00# I, Peruvian ill► 30, New Scrip 1 j. ONX O'CLOCK. The Coosa Market, which remised steady at the previous hoar ate` f for the Aeionnt, hai, within this half hem, somewhat needed, and Consols have been dose at $O 4, owing to a quantity of Zzehisiner alas having been thrown is the Market at S, as well a some Reduced said at 704. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. per Cent. Red. 79% 34 1 / 6 per Cent. Cons. Shut. 8) per Cent; Red. SS% % 4 per Cent. Shut. , . 4 per Cent. &rip 1 14 ..4 per Cent. 1826, 94 1 / 4 Long Ann.l9 1.16 India Bonds • Old Annuities 79 £l,OOO Excheq. Bills 6 4 prem. £5OO ditto 6 7 5 prem. Advertised ditto ', Cons. tor Acet. 804 ys FORZION FUN , TWO O'CLOCK. Colornbbo Dm* - Penny. Mo. s p C. 291 Do. Booth, 1224,401 # Promaids. Sp C. 901 Do. Acc. 491 Rat. Bds.lett,S p C. Danish Bonds, t p Ct. S*l Ditto Acct. $0& Mn Ids 1825,6 p. 0.1111 Span. Bonds S p Ct. SO 71 11 Do. Acct. IS 31 I e SlO . , 7. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO •O'CLOCK. SIIA 1111. PAM 100 $ 4; 100 IS 11 EXCHANGE. Ammoax, Jots London, 40. 0. ii M. 40. 1. Angle Milian Brazilian , Accounts have been received this forenoon from Rio de Janeiro to the Ist April, which state that the Emperor of the Baum' had received news of the dangerous situation of his father, and that it was impossible for him to survive any length of time. Accordingly it was resolved in a Cabinet Council held, that the moment they received the official newi of his death, the - Ex• PAM, accompanied by the young Pam!, should pro ceed to Portugal, to put herself at the head of the Regency. Dutch Papers to the 10th of June reached us this forenoon. They contain accounts frotn.BAtavit of the 111th of January, stating that Koaro Dizazo, Chief of the revolt in Modion, had been abandoned by all his ad herents and taken prisoner by one of the native Princes. The Austrian Observer of the Slst ult. received this Forenoon, contains an article from Constantinople of the 1 15th of May, stating that the written answer of the Postrz to the Russian nt to was givejs on the preceding day, but as all had been arranged verbally, it excited little interest. The most recent accounts of the taking of Missolonghi state that the garrison, of 5,000 men, was for the most part destroyed in the sally, but thait nearly 6000 women and children were happily saved. PACHA arri►ed on the 28th of April at Patras ; he intended to employ his whole force against Napoli di Romania, where the anarchy has been in creased by the fears of an approaching attack. Accounts from Smyrna of the Sd of May state, that some tumults had taken place by the populace, who wished to prevent some rich families from emigrating. It is said MAVHOCORDATO and CONDURIOTTZS have resigned office, and gone to Hydra. YPSALANTI is to be President of the National Assem bly at Piada. Col. FABVIIIR is expected to repair to Napoli, to take the command of that fortress. While anarchy is daily increasing in Greece, piracy, it is said, becomes more and more prevalent. Even Commodore flessitirow has found himself obliged to destroy several mystics, because the English ships are exposed like those of other nations to be attacked and plundered by these pirates. ELECTION n'TELLIGENC GITY OF LONDON ELECTION, THIRD (THIS) DAY. The polling commenced At nine o'clock, al nued with unabated rapidity. The followin , correct state of the poll during each hour. MI man Garratt did not appear on the hustings. The in the Hall was of the usaal animated character, numbers were— of TIN O'CLOCK. Mr. Alderman Thompson Mr. Alderman Walthman Mr. Alderman Wood . Mr. Ward . . The Lord Mayor . MKT= O ' CLOCK. Mr. Alderman Thompson Mr. Alderman Waldman Mr. Aldorman Wood Mr. Ward The Lord Mayor Twnve o'csocc. Mr. Alderman Thompson . Mr. Alderman Wood Mr. Alderman Waldman , Mr. Ward The Lord Mayor . one o'sper.. Mr. Alderman Thompson . Mr. Alderman Waithrnan . Mr. Alderman Wood Mt. Ward Do Lord Mayor . TWO &mace. Mr. Alderman Thompson Mr. Alderman Watthsnan . Mr. Alderman Wood Mr. Ward . The Lord Mayor SOUTHWARK ELECTION.—Ftern (ruts) DAt. The exertions of the respective Candidates and the 'r friends remain unrelaxed, particularly those of Mr. Polhill, who have been much encouraged by the dimi. notion of the majoritragainst him on Saturday. They were early on the hustings this morning, and each on mounting the platform was enthusiastically cheered by bit supporters. The crowds its the early pat'Of the morning were much increased, owing to a rumour that prevailed that a fourth Candiditrwould be proposed. This, however, did not take place. Mr. Polhill pttiforth an address, denying, in an emphatic manner, any know. ledge of the letter to which Sir R. Wilson alluded on Saturday. He assures his friends that his -ultimate success is certain, and that he will not give up the con- test until, the very last elector is polled. In the circum stances of the day the only novelty that presents itself is the establishment at the Queen's Head Tavern, where Sir Robert Wilson holds his head-quarters, of a Com mittee of Mr. Palmer, the new candidate for the county of Surrey. State of the Poll as follows son o'cLocx. Mr. Calvert Sr Robert Wilson Sr. Polhill 162$ 1535 1136 • • zi.mx ecLoor. 1644 1531 116$ . . TWELYI o'cLocz. 166 S 1576 1160 • • ens o'cLocs. Mr. Calvert . Sir Robert Wilson Mr. Polhill Mr. Glow Sir Robert Wilma Mr. Polhill Mr. Calvert Sir Robert Mho's Mr. Polhill NOTTINGHAM, 88 AT; ♦lthough Mr. Wright came so late in the field, yet he is at the head of the Poll ; the numbers at the close on Saturday were-. Wright • Birds V 3 4111 464 WORCESTER, SATUWY. The unexpected retirement of Lord Deerhurst has set the electort all abroad here ; all the Candidates however, seem determined to continue the struggle: At the close of the Poll on Saturday the numbers were for 50 • 334 243 &Wm . Grath DI ALDON. I Tte contest is carried on with great spirit at this boa rough. On Saturday it was continued until eight o'clock. Mr. Dick in the course of the day gained 41 on Mr. Leonard ; at the close the numbers were-- Hon. G. Wynn . . . . me T. B. Lennart' . . . . 1073 %Antis Dick . . 9 . ' $92 BRISTOL„ 1 The election commenced here on Friday. and W 2% continued with great spirit on Saturday, when at the close of the poll on that day the numbers were— Davis . . . 1397 t • B • sigh • • . 733 • Pretheros . . 372 CARLISLE ELECTION. FROM Tilt CARLIILI PATRIOT. The election for this city commenced on FridAl last, and the friends of both Candidates were on the alert at an early hour. Purple and blue Rats were displayed at their respective head quarters; their_musicians tuned up their pipes and braced up their drums; and the streets were once more gay with streamers, and sheaved symptoms of jubilee—though not in the exquisite degree of a real contest. The Town Hall doors wan npenedst ten precisely. The Mayor, as returning officer, having taken his seat on the bench, with the Candidates, and the usual formalities being gone through, the Rev. Dr. LOWRY proposed Sir Philip Musgrave, Hart as a proper person to represent the City of Carlible in Parliamect. Sir J. D. A. Gum seconded the motion. Sir PHILIP Nuaaa•ra then addressed bia brother freemen. Mr. W. HALTOXIILIgU proposed Sir James Graham, Bart. and the nomination was seconded by Mr. Joni BLAIIIRZ, of Carlisle. Sit JAMS, Gaasass addressed the Meeting at great length. Mamas Bcart.oca then stood up and sail—" I propose Win. James, lisq. of Smock Lodge, as a proper person to represent the City of Carlisle in Parliament.* The motion was seconded by Joins BALM% A show of hands now took place; those for the two Baronets were confined to Freemen, and were consequently few; those far Mr. James amounted to hundreds —Not, however, the bands of Freemen of Carlisle. Sir Jamas GRAHAM said he had a short time ago ap• plied to Mr. James, in London, and was told by that Gentleman that he had made up his mind to withdraw from ParliaMent, and nothing should induce him tooter himself again ; for he. Sir James, had determined not to interfere with the Hon. Gentleman if he intended to come forward. After I came down here, continued Sir James, I wrote to him, and will now read his reply to my letter: " Barrock Lodge, June 7,1821. " My dear Grabam--In reply to your note, I can only repeat, that under no circumstances is it my wish to sit in the neat l'Ir• . . A . 1398 ••‘' • 167$ 3588 CE, end conta ng is IN Ir. Alder. 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