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THE MEDICAL OBSERVER. This day was publisbet,' No. VI. OF THIS JOURNAL. Corrarnms ANACCOUNT of Dr. Brodum's Or iental Ve g e. AN table Cordial, Lealse's Patent Pills, Inglish'; Scotch Pills, Brathwaita's genuine Black Drops, Taylor's Remedy for Deaf ness, Drs Austin's Chalybeate Pill, Cathcart's Edinburgh Oint ment; Letter to Dr. Garthshore ; Letter to Members of Parlia ment who have been In the Ea s t or West Indies; on the Mono poly of the College of Physicians ; Letter to the Attorney-General on. the Forfeiture of the Charter of the College ; Aretxus's First Letter on the Medical Department of the Army ; Mr. Clayton's Project for Abolishing Quackery; Critical Analysis of Dr. Stone's Work on Indigestion ; Statutes of the College of Physicians, ;n1 four Articles on Vaccination. Sold by S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street; Maxwell and Wil son No. 17, Skinner-street ; and at the Medical Observer Office, No. , Si, Great Carter-lane, Doctor's Commons. 79d Ditto-..Ernut rn ggell nasal& Cameron to be Lieutenant, without p u rchase, vice o lm, promoted ; Mickenzie,Gent. to be Edam, ,vice Cameron. 79th Ditto-- Surgeon --- Miller, from the Sicilian Regiment, to be Sageon, vice Code% appointed tothe 13th Foot. 110thDitto--Major-General the Honourable Edward Paget, from the Royal Regiment of Malta, to be Colonel, vice Lord Lake, D e 84th Ditto—Etuign John Winrow to be Lieuten ard ant, withto b- Enout pur chase, vice Bowie, promoted ; Francis Bern, Gent. - sign, vice Winrow. 85th Ditto—Ensign Samuel Atkinson, from the 27th Foot, to he Ensign without purch.3e, vice Grey, 'promoted in the 71st Foot ; John Spooner, Gent. to be Ensign, w ithout purchase, vice Brackenbury, promoted in the 57tds oot ; lent Robinson, Gent. to be ditto, vice King, promoted in the 48th Foot. 86th Ditto--Lieutenant Alexander Wilson, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Macleod; who exchanges. New South Wales Corps--Ensign Bernard M. Seniorto be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Bailey, who retires. Ist West India Regiment—Major Henry Tolley, from the 71st Foot, to 'be Lieutenar t-Colonel without purchase, vice Brough ton, cashiered. 4th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Bowen, from the le.th Light Dia. goons to be Certain, by purchase, vice Windsor, appointed to the I , :th Royal Veteran Battalion. sth Ditto—Ensign W. B. Reynolds, from the 24th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Jones, who exchanges. Royal R e giment of Malta--Major-General John Murray, from the 79th Foot, to be Colonel, vier the Honourable Edward Pa get, appointed to the comma:: of the 80th Regiment. The Sicilian Regiment—T. Bartoli, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stu art, promoted. 4th Garrison Battalion—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel H.R. Knight, from Half Pay of the 114th Foot to be Major, vice Shed.ien, who exchanges ; Lieutenant T. Walsh, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Ensign Patrick H. Cockburne, from the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Yorke, removed to the 52d Regi ment ; Ensign John Purcell, from the 6th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Redman, appointed to the 94th Foot ; John Harley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bell, promoted in the 29th Foot. Sth Garrison Battalion—Lkutenant Thomas Gregory, from 18th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Trevrren who resigns. 7th Ditto--Robert Cash, Gent. to be Ensipt,vice Cliambers, pro moted in the 66th Foot. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion —r 31st Foat, to be Captain. GARRISONS. General William Viscount Howe, K. B. to be Governor of Ply mouth, vice Lord Lake, deceased . Lieutenant General Benastra Tarleton to be Governor of Berwick vice Lord Howe. MEDICAL STAFF. Surgeon T. H. Fenoulket, from 13th Foot, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting District, vice Henderson, who retires on half pay. A ss istant Surgeon John Vetch, from : oth Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces. The King's German Legion. lit Battalion of the Line--Rudolphus Augustus Hupeden, Gent. vice linger, promoted in the Artillery of the Legion. Plymouth Dock-yard Volunteer Regiment. Captain Carthew Reynolds to be Colonel, vice Fanshaw. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Ensign Thomas Gordon to be Lieutenant in the 52i Regiment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 23d instant, bas not taken place. ORDNANCE OFFICE, FEE. 23. Royal Regiment of Artillery. First Lieutenant Willia nWylde to be Adjutant. Second Lieut. W. A. 'Ft met- to be Ist Lieutenant, vice Wylde. Samuel Barnes, Gent. to be Quarter Master. First Lieutenant O'Hara Baynes to be Adjutant. Second Lieuterant James Day to be First Lieutenant,vice Baynes. All dated Feb. 1,1808. Medical Establishment for the Military Departments of the Ordnance. Assistant Surgeon Stephen Gaisford to be Surgeon • Supernu merary Assistant Surgeon Thomas Fogo to be Assistant Sur geon, vice Gaisford. Dated Feb. 1,1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. Prince of Wales's Loyal Volunteers. Henry Drummond, Esq. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Stirling, resigned. Dated Feb. to, 1808. To be Captains--William Fynmore, Esq. vice Majoribanks, re signed ; Robert Stone, Esq. vice Drummond, resigned ; Tho mas Somers Cocks, Esq. vice Cocks, resigned. Dated Feb.lo, 1808. To be First Lieutenants--Second Lieutenant David Pollock, vice Fynmore, promoted ; Second Lieutenant Henry Browell, vice Stone, promoted; Second Lieutenant James Alexander Wolfe, vice Cocks, promoted; Second Lieutenant Samuel Taylor, vice Hebden, resigned ; Second Lieutenant Robert Randall, vice Mundell, resigned ; Second Lieutenant Charles Harrison, vice Hadley, resigned. Dated as above. To be Second Lieutenants--John Otridge, Gent. vice Pollock, promoted ; Andrew Mortimer Drummond, Gent.vke Browell, promoted ; William Wingfield, Gent. vice Wolfe, promoted ; David Morley, Gent. vice Taylor, promoted; Joseph Morris, Gent. vice Randall, promoted; William Godden, Gent. vice Harrison, promoted ; Charles Surmont, Gent. vice Palmer, re signed. Dated as above. Commission in the Bedfordshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Hyde Mathias Browne, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 15, 1808. Commissions in the Royal North Lincolnshire Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. John Paxton, Gent. to be Lienten ant. Dated Jan. 14,1808. James Cameron, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jaa. 15, Ines. Commissions in the Tewkesbury Corps of Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Gloucester. Cornet Scarlet Evans, from the Tewkesbury Troop of Volunteer Cavalry, to Se Captain, vice Vernon, esigned ; Charles Prior, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Baker, ;resigned. Dated Sept. 17, James Turner, from the 1807. Ensign Nathaniel Chandler to be Adjutant, vice Baker. Dated Sept. 13, 1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 23. Thomas Lee, of Holborn, Middlesex, glover, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Mordue, of South Place , K ennin g ton, Surrey, shipowner and merchant, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. James Robinson, of Liverpo )1, silversmith, to surrender April 4, 5, and 9, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. James Phillips, Liverpool ; or Mr. Wind's, John-street, Bedford-row, London. John Heppell, of Monkweremoutb, Durham, sailmaker, dealer and chapman, March 21, 22, and April 9, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, in Bishop Wearmouth. Attornies, Mr. Blakistoa, Symond's Inn, London ; or Mr. Thompson, Bishop Wear. mouth, Durham. JohniPilling the younger, of Manchester, alehouse -keeper, dealer and chapman, March 11, 12, and April 9, at four, at the Pa- I lace Inn, Manchester. Attort Ls, Mr. Philip Hu r d, Temple, London ; or Mr. Fearnhead, Manchester. George Warren Burgess, Joseph Thomas Lockyer, and Rowland Gill, of Bristol, linen - drapers , auctioneers, de alers, chapmen, and copartners, March 21, 22, and April 9, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, in Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Edward, Stephens, Bristol ; or Mr. Samuel White Sweet, No. 6, King's Bench- Walks Inner Temple, London. Solomon ' Lyon, now or late of Ormond House Academy, Chelsea, Middlesex, dealer and chapman, March 5, at eleven, March 12, and April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. AttOrneT, Mr. Benton, Union-street, Southwark. William Penney, of the Fox Back-lane, parish of St. Paul, Dept ford, Kent, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 5, 12, and April 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Heaton, No. 61, Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, lieet-strect. William Henry Mason (and not John Williasp Henry Mason, as advertized in last Tuesday's Gazette,) of Heartley-place, in the Kira Road, parish a St. George the Martyr, Southwark, paper hanger, stationer, dealer and chapman, March 1,1, io G d April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. M a rc N 0 . 211, range- Road, Bermondsey. Joseph Piper and Knowles W inder, of Richmond, Surrey; grocers and copartners, dealers and cha p men, March 5, at &inlet.), March 12, and April 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. AttoAuseii, Mr Senior, Richmond, Surrey; or Mr. Baddely, Serie-street, Lincoln's bus Fields, London. • John Cocks Bower, :tow or late of Ledbnry, Herdordshire, mil liner, shopkeeper, uiercer,dealer and charms, March 4, at six. March 5, and April 9, at ten, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, in Ledbury. Attornies , Mr. nthony Watts, No. 10, Symond's- Inn, London; or Messrs. Lay and Neale, of Upton-upon-Se vern' Worcestershire. John Hartley, of Kendal, Westmorland, shoemaker, dealer and chapman, March 9, at five, March 10, and April 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal. Attornies, Messrs. Wilbon and Sons, Kendal ; or Messrs. Rigge and Merrifield, Carey- street, Lincoln's Inn, London. William Holdswortb, of Atidingham, Yorkshire, 521.Spiallelr, dealer and chapman , M arch 4, 5, and April 9, at eleven, at th.. George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Winn, Bar nard's Inn, London; or Mr. Jackson, Hull. John Haydon, of Mitcham , Surre y , butcher, March 1, is, and April 9, at ten, a t Guildha ll , London. Attornic s, Messrs. Smith an d Trower,iarbers' hall, Monkweil-street. Robert Paine, of Raine, Essex , shopkeeper, dealer and cbapman, March 1, 15, and April 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.-- Attorney, Mr. Fillingh•.-n, Union-street, Whitechapel. William Ford, of Pickett-street, near Temple Bar, Middlesex, auc tioneer, dealer and chapman, March 2, at ten, March 5 , and April 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Bear yard, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Ab ra ham Jones, of Bath-square , Portsca, Hants, slopse ll er, dealer a nd chapman, March 1, 12, and Aprll 9, at twelve, at Guild- hall, London. Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Mitre-court, Aldgate. John Miles, of Bermondsey-street, parish of St. John, Southwark, Surrey, corn-dealer, dealer and chapman, March 5, 12, and April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Newcombe, Vine street, Piccadilly. John Elkins, of Manchester, b rickla y er, dealer and chapman, March 14, and April 9, at twelve , at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man c hester. Arta Manchester. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-strett, London ; r Mr. Morgan, Manchester. The Gazettee also contains Addresses to his Ma jesty from the Counties of Banff and Inverness, and the Borough of Ayr. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, FEB. 27 —Lord HENRY MOORE is returned to serve in the present Parliament for the Orford. Court at the Queen's Palace, the 21th of Feb , present the King's Most Excellent Ma uuncil. His Majesty in Council was this appoint the following to be Sheriffs — Ft. Barnford, of Upton , Esq. in the room of Charles Trelawney Brereton, of Shotwick Park, Esq. Mannaduke Middleton Middleton, of Learn , Esq. William Carey, of Cannock,Esq. tohn Fullarton, of Barton on the Heath, Esq. John Nath. Niiers of Cadoxtsine jurta Neath,Esq. in the room of the Hon. W. B. Grey of Duffrin. Rees Williams, of Gwainclawth, E. ! o hm Jones, of Penthoseßrodwen, Esq. in the room of Edward Jones, of Cromleci, E. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, FEB. 27. Dragoons--Captain Henry Barrington' from the r . be Captain of a Tro o p , vice Bland, who ex of Light Dragoons--Lieutenant John Norman from the 86th Foot, te be Lieutatant, vice Wilson, 'get. —William Jonea, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice promoted in the Bth Light Dragoons. to--Hospital Mate R. T. liealde to be Assistant Surgeon, Pherson, deceased. Ditto--Cornet Frederick Geale to be Lieutenant, by pur vice Delancey, promoted in the 60th Foot ; and Hospi '- David Christie to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice Howship, o the 62d Foot. fames Bridger, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, Cormick, promoted; • of Foot—Lieutenant John IVlMilligan, from the Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. ;aptain R. HenrShaw, from the 60th Foot, to be f a Company, cce who exchanges ; Lewis Gent. to be Ensign, without. purchase, vice Watson, the 57th Foot; and Joseph Lane Manby; Gent. without purchase, vice Johnstone, promoted in Foot. -Lieutenant John Hamilton to be Captain of a Corn thout purchase, vice Broke, promoted ; Ensign Henry )'Dell, to be Lieutenant, vice Hamilton : and Gent. to be Ensign, vice O'Dell. -EnsignValentine Jones to be Lieutenant by purchase, promoted; and Thomas Clarke, Gent. to be En purchase, vice Temple, whose app ointment has been .Lieutenant Andrew Gray, from the Royal Staff Corps, Imam, without purchase. -Ensign Thomas Harrison to be Lieutenant, vice Fran deceased ; Ensign John A. Thomlinson to be ditto, vice -vlor;appolnted to the 18th Foet ; Gentleman Cadet the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Har- Challis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Thomlinson. ,Hospital-mate Octavius Pritchard to be Assistant- ....--ourgeon George W. Cockell, from the 79th Foot, to Surgeon, vice Fenoulhet,appointed Surgeon of a Recruiting Ditto—George W. Gunning, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur ..e March, who retires. -Ensign Thomas Peacocke to be Lieutenant, without vice White, promoted in the Sicilian Regiment ; En ton. Edward Cadogan to be ditto, vice Carter, pro the Sicilian Regiment ; and Roger Lambert Lewis, be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hatch, promoted in the -Aldcroft Waller, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by vice Sankey, promoted. 24th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchase. George Stack, from the Bth Garrison Battalion. ichard S. Redman, from the 4th Garrison Battalion. ieutenant Victor Lozon, from the 23d Foot. isigns--Ensign John Jones, from the sth West India Re '-e Reynolds, who exchanges ; Lieutenant -- Skene, iberdeen Militia, vice Findlather, promoted. -Ensign John Nelson, from the Berwickshire Militia, ' ign, and Lieutenant John Robert Irwin, from the Mo to be Ensign. itto—Ensign William Johnstone, from the Berwick Mi- ' be Ensign, and Ensign James Fraser Ross, from the' .anark Militia, to be Ensign. to--Captain C.Thompson to be Major, without purchase, 'arleton, appointed an Inspecting Field Officer in Canada; Tames Graham, from the Fermanagh Militia, to be and Hanby, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Atkinson, : to the 85th Foot. Ditto—Henry Hilliard, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase "Estrange, promoted in the 66th Foot; Matthew Kelly, be Ensign, vice Field, promoted in the 82d Foot. :to--Captain George Way, from the sth Foot, to be Ma , purchase, vice Wyatt, promoted in the 23d Foot; En rilliam Bell, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieu , without purchase. co--Lieutenant George Colman to be Captain of a Corn without purchase, vice Turner, appointed to the 10th reteran Battalion. ;o—Captain Roger Parke to be Major, by purchase, vice iurgh, who retires. ;to--Lieutenant Francis Hartwell, from the 20th Light ns, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Strode, retires; Hospital Mate Jchn Mousdale to be Assistant irgeon, vice Gibson ; Hospital Mate Robert Chambers to be tto vice Carter. Ditto—Captain T. D. Bland, from the 3d Dragoons, to be stain of a Company, vice Barrington, who excbinges ; Se ' Lieutenant John Lyddcn, from the 95th Foot, to be Limi t, without purchase; Ensign John Archer, from the 40th , tk: be ditto. Ditto—Lieutenant Lewis Teissier, from the 30th Foot, to be ',min of a Company, by purchase, vice Platt, who retires. •to--I.ieutenant -- Yorke, from the 4th Garrison Batta , be Lieutenant without purchase. to—Enslgn James Hamilton, from the Lanark Militia, to isigo. itto--LientenantW. H. Arthur, from the 67th Foot, to be -nant, without purchase. ttc—Hcspital Mate Joseph Brown to be Assistant Sur- tto--Captain Thomas Augustus Douce, from the 4th Foot, Captain of a Company, vice Shaw, who exchanges; Lieu at James Delancey, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lain of r. Company, by purchase, vice Campbell, appointed 51th Foot. End Regiment of Foot. To be Ensigns, without purchase. not --- Copping, from the East Norfolk MiEda, vice :lean, promoted. 'cuter Bushes, Gent. vice Shr.onet, promoted, /dm Plunket, Gent. vice Carnpben,2l emoted. Di t t o .--Ensign James Chan.bers, from the 7th Garrison Bat aan, to be Lieutenant. Iltto--Captain Duncan Mackenzie to be Major, withent doze, vke Tolley, promocd in the IstWest India Regiment. daunt James M'lntyre to be Captain of a Ccmr zny, vice &mole. poly of the College of on. the Forfeiture of Letter on the Medi 1. Project for Abohshi Work on Indigestior four Articles on Va Sold by S. Highle son, No. 17, Skinne No. Si, Great Car FROM BAT I CROWN-0 returned to ser Borough of Orl At the Court ruary, 1808, pt jesty in Counci day pleased to ClltSnlat R.; DLILITSIIIRE STATTORD-Sti. W WARWICX,3II Jo GLAMOP.GAN.S. Jo BRICONSHIRZ RI ANGLUILY Jo 3d Regiment of D 49th Foot, to 1 changes. 12th Regiment o M'Lood, from who exchanges 14th Ditto—Will Peach, promot 16th Ditto—Hos; vice M•Pherso 17th Ditto—Con chase, vice De • tal mate Davi2 appointed to t.l 20th Ditto—larr vice Cormick, Ist Regiment of Argyksblre . 4th Ditto—Capt Captain of a Bennett, Gen promoted in to be Ensign, the 48th Foot sth Ditto—Liet parry, withou Edward O'Df England, Get 60th Ditto—En i vice Baines, sign without ] cancelled. 9th Ditto—Lie to be Lieutes 9th Ditto—Ens cis, deceased John Taylor, Ford, from t Ikon, and - loth Ditto—H Surgeon. 13th Ditto—St be Surgeon, District. 15th Ditto—G chase, vice l 20th Ditto—E • purchase, 'AI sign the Hoi moted in th Gent. to be 76th Foot. • *lst Ditto—A purchase, v Lieutenant Ge Ensign Rich.o Second Lieute To be Ensigns giment,vice from the Ab 25th Ditto—l to be Endo naghan hiil 66th Ditto—] litia, to be Royal Lam 27thDitto—C vice Carley Ensign Jas Ensign, an appointed 28th Ditto— vice L'Esti Gent. to b 29th Ditto— jor, by pm sign Willis tenant, wi 31st Ditto — Pugs wit Royal Vet 39th Ditto- Horsburg - 45th Ditto- Dragoons who red] Surgeon, ditto vice 46th Ditto- Captain c cond Lis tenant, vs Foot, to 50th Ditto- Captain 52d Ditto- lion, to 1 53d Ditto- be Ensil 56th Dittc Lieuten 56th Dittc sem 60th Diets to be C tenant Captab to the Lientena Mack John Cat Christep' G6thDit; . sitsiti 'web Amt. Mach PiiRLIAMEIVTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 27. The SPEAKER of the House of Commons, attended by the Clerks and Officers of the House, attended at the Bar, when the R o yal Assent was given by Commission to the Three 'VI illions Bank Loan Bill, the Bank Unchimed Dividends Bill, the Lottery Prize Bill, the Exchequer Bills Re g ulation Bill, the American Treaty Bill, the Curates Suspension Repeal Bill, and two private Bills.— The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Mon trose, and Lord Walsingham. The Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Bill for abolishing the office of Receiver of the Petty Customs of the Port of London, were read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. The Bill for better regulating the office of Treasurer of the Navy, and the Brazil Trade Bill, went through Committees, and were ordered to be reported on Monday.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the Speaker's return to the House, the Deputy Clerk of the Crown attended to amend the returns for the boroughs of Salt ash and Horsham. In the return for the former,the names of Matthew Russell, Esq. and John Pedley, Esq. were inserted La place of those of W. H. Fremantle, Esq. and Thomas Francis Fremantle, Esq. and in the latter the names of Joseph Marryatt and Henry Gouldburne, Esqrs. instead of those of Sir Samuel Romilly, and Patry Jones Parry, Esq.--Adjourned. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Consols, for money, 6str or April, 641—Reduced 6411. Omnium Exeheq. Bills, par PRICE OF ST CKS ON SATURDAY. S per Cent. Red. Ann. 631fi India Hoods, 2s. a Is. die. S per Cent. Cons. 6S+H Imperial Ann. 71 4 per Cent. 1121-1 Ex. Bills, Its. dis. ls. prem. S per Cent. Navy 971/ English Tlekeu, 211, Long Annuities:l6 5-16ths1 Consols for ace. 64ji Nothing is known with certainty of the destination of the Expedition that sailed last week from Fal mouth ; but the prevailing opinion is, that it is bound for the River Plata, and that Sir SIDNEY SMITH is to have the command of the squadron. The troops, as we have already stated, consist of about 12,000 men —a force sufficient to enable the natives, if so dis posed, to throw off the yoke of Spain. If, on the contrary, conquest and colonization be the object of the undertaking, we believe we shall not be singular in regretting that any part of our national force has been sent on such a project. There is hardly a man of common understanding in this country, who is not persuaded, that had the last Expedition gone for the purpose of emancipating the natives, instead of extending patronage, it would have.been followed by consequences very different from those which are deservedly the subject of general regret. We ought however to state, that it is the opinion of many that the above expedition is destined, not for America, but, as we stated in a former Paper, for the Mediterranean, and principally for Gibraltar, now threatened with a formidable siege by the enemy.— If such be its destination it is already well on its way, the wind having been favoarable for Gibraltar ever since it sailed. On Saturday the Duke of Yoax went to Windsor, and had an interview with his MAJESTY till four o'clock. Some more German papers have been received, the contents of which have, for the most part, been anti cipated by the French journals. It is confirmed that a Russian squadron of fifteen sail has arrived at Trieste, with the addition, that it has a number of troops on board. The interesting Pamela, Lady EriwanuFrrzomear.ri, was arrested at Calais. She was informed that there was an order not to permit her to land, notwithstanding the passport she had obtained in the name of Madame Du PORT. She had the address, however, to soften the Police, so far as to procure leave to remain under arrest until they could send to Paris for instructions. It is certain that Prince STAHRE/11111.0 was re ceived by the Emperor NAPOLEON with extreme coldness. The Princess STAHREBIBBRO requested a private introduction, on account of her indisposition ; but the Prince himself having no such plea was pre sented at the circle. BONAPARTE, no doubt, remem bering the Prince's former language, turned from him with only a slight glance of his eye. Her Imperial inpii pe Majesty's reception of him was still more s' . ar.-1— She asked him , what was his opinion of adame Gaassm as a singer ? He was much struck with the questicn—but answered, that she sung incomparably. " Have you heard her in Paris?" "No !" And here the conversation ended. Could any. Empress or Queen, thror.gh bred from infancy to the art, display frost more adroitly ? • v.,. THE ARMY. TRIM, OF GENERAL WHITE .QC! TW EN TY-FOURTH DAY, 1 KII. 29. This morning the cross-examination of 1 Colonel PAcs by General WHITELOCKE lasted an hour, :when Lieutenant-Colonel CADOGAN, -commanded one of the divisions of the Light proceeded in a detail of the operations of t till his being obliged to surrender to a greati , Spanish force, with only about 40 effectir rest of his gallant diiision, which consisted 1 of 2.50 men, being either killed or wounded. Lieutenant-Colonel CADOGAN was proceeding like rituitter at half past twelve o'clock. The first fresh mackerel Co: the season brought to Truro market on Thursday last, generally at sd. a-piece. Last week three hundred recruits marched from Winchester, to join their regiments at Portsmouth. . Thursday 250 of the 2d Battalion of the 96th k e „ gunent of Foot arrived at Southampton, from H un . gerford, and on Saturday they embarked for the Isl e of Wight, to proceed to Antigua, to join the h t ; Battalion. I The South-Hants Militia, Lientenant•C o l ene j WILLIS, have marched into Silver-Hill Barracks. Monday last, the Berkshire regiment of Militi a , I stationed at Blatchington Barracks, marched tiA I•Hailsham. Same day, the Renfrewshire Militia, at Playden, marched to Pevensey. The North y or h I has removed from Eastbourne, to Playden. Yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR, the Mar tin i s WELLESLEY, Lord HAWKESBURY, Lieutenant-General Lorrtrs, and Mr. FosrEa, had a private conference with . the CHANCELLOR of the ExcuLauxe, at in s house in Downing-street. On Saturday dispatches were forwarded to ports mouth, for conveyance to India and New South Wales, by the fleet about to sail. Lord HOWE is appointed Governor of Plymouth, in the room of the late Lerd LAKE, and is succeeded in the Government of Berwick by General Tantrrox. Admiral ROWLEY is appointed Commander in Chief at Jamaica, in the room of Admiral DACILS; and Admiral CAMPBELL is appointed Comrnandr in Chief in the Downs, in the room of Admiral Ramat. On Saturday a letter was received from Poole,dated . St. Michael's, January 26. It states, that " the Com ! mandant-General of the Azores has -* r ections, that on the appearance each of these Islands should be • terms to those agreed on in the _ public order had also been issued, goods of British manufacture were • di the payment of a small duty. the same tax as woollens, and nothing sidered contraband, except soap - of which these islands produce after supplying Madeira, to be Several vessels put into Holy . in coming tip the Clyde, owing The Hart, from Limerick, and Sisters, are said to be of the nurnlv.r. A letter from Helsinburgh, says—" I am sorry to inform DIN, of Elsinore, died the Bth WILLIAM FERRIER, a native of the hospital there in great distress. Dour, and the Arethusa, RAIT, taken by the Danes, and the 1_ holm. The Speedwell of Dundee. the 4th of December on the co., Capt4in and crew made prisoners. all Randers, 100 miles from well treated." EDINBURGH FEB. 25.—A , to sail from Leith Roads for Gottenburgh of next month. Monday last the Queen NISBET? with twelve other smac teer, of 16 guns, off Newbiggir . tg, The privateer having used her r out of the reach of their The Queen has several shot railing. This morning the Loan PROVOST lowing letter on this subject Berwick : MY LORD, I am desired by the Mayor of this that this morning two of the Smash attacked successively off Newbiggiag, vetoer, supposed to be French, which arrived here. The privateer is a sloop rigged sides and black ports, has a short poled Last week, a cat in Greenoc; most wonderful and perfect ties that is to be met with ears, eight feet, and two tails , the navel up, as if it were breast the navel back forms two distinct markable, the one is male, • had suckled for some days, would have lived to maturity , for the admirers of natural of its life from superstitious the possession of Mr. WM. CAM/MO=4f A rat was caught on We now lying at the West Qua, legs.—The fore leg is in the It would be a pity to let pass by, and not obtain a than, ?tines, besides a plenty of - excellent a Scheme may never It is proverbial, that a better been made. HORNSBY and that their approbation is _ demand for Tickets and Shares, Of from all parts of the T' a few days, and the drawing Coas4cAnnzr, I:4ARIC.LA24gs supply of Wheat to-day is in the day it had the prospect price ; but the general sales Barley, excepting fine, very heavily. White Peas,. Grey And. Dens fluctuate bp Oats are considerable, and last quoted prices, Flour' del, fror London, Ord of prriv %r e d Si' fronl fi g aner , f r igate Taw hi t :Ted ti from a Pleasa Portal • An Sailed to the docke Kelm 111ajes FE' +rich, with' from meth An mi Snal tisk cat Cal 6 e KE. „„ tenan t A h l se ven, . - Norway Lieutenant. lasted a b out Sailed ; DOGAN, wh o jesty f ne ' ght Brigad r , a lo gu n that corp f , the atly superior f ah; ive men ; the :ed originally A r rive vied. sq. R e sistan woceecrul in Came • season w fmr ere t om i nn . last, and so l d of y th )br gyres has C u r ane e car IS:lnisoondifaveredsenmßwrraedti;:tvlielin.attfeor si milar pa di y 0 in of w issued, directing that all "cm e were to be landed, on In t clan id nothing was to be con. •ver Dap and tobacco. Gran, ago lost ice large quantities, was, be shipped to England." • ( ioly Loch on Wednesday Me owing to contrary winds. L. t and Sisters, from Bristol, :r. .111 h :gh, dated 4th February, S or,m you, that Mr. How. . 'e of Dundee, now lies a . . A D iciAtthtreT n li d lob°Sa e sfi e .rth , janc S Tharr ; dyllun a lai • inbsd a. e s tru loa ;3lll"lesacil' am 's.'-i‘jibl a e coast of Jutland, and the ' v i!oners. The prisoners are a from Elsinore, and were 1, t A convoy will be provided , ' t r Gottenburgh on the 10th r.. m Charlotte,italn W. I . smacks, enga a prin. .1 g ging, in No timberland. I I her sweeps, in a calm,go, , guns, and made her easpa , hot through the boom mg, D PROVOST received the fit' -A": :et from the Town Cle rk of t'. Berwick, Iteltr lit. tall - of this town, to repast op.. sacks belonging to this put, woes • joins, NorthtnnbaMA by which they they beat off, amebae ism ged cutter of 16 guns, with yegow In poled topmast and white sit. 3reenock brought forth the feet monster oilier own spe• nth : It has one head, four ' : tails ; it is one body from , e breast to breast, and from , ' distinct kittens ; what is re. Lle, and the other female. It Lys, and, from all a opearan . ce, urity, bnilarst imtamoWl . m il chriosittes, was derived L. iota motives. It is novr in 4. CAMERON, surgeon there. ; Wednesday, on board a vessel • Quay, Greenock; with 0 1 0 , n the centre of the chest. o let the present opportunil a chance for the Sixty Grand y of small Prizes : perhaps so ty never again be exhibited.;-! , ld not bar better Scheme cou and Co. assure the Public , is evinced by the increasing .. td Shares, which flows to theit. :f the United Kingdpra. Oulf • , lrawing begins 1 It/C.LANE, FEE. 296.--The fte e ty is rather considerable--eirll , :rospect of a small llClelge iti. it sales are nearly as our lo c ti '..; e, is avicheaperat. tgMoalretaloviesaisees 01 uate bnt lade. Flee supp le , and the trade near ly st oo: lour at the currency 0110 A Gott