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■ RIGA OR PETERSBURGH GOODS. NAVY OFFICE, Minch 27, 1 227. WHE PRTNCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS ). SIONSRS 1 Mb MATESTY'S NAVY do ke.sby give Molacte, list the CONTRACT for RIGA or PETERSBURGH GOODS, advertised for THURSDAY, the Sth of Aran ins, is balltßED until farther Nodes. VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 19,18!7. /IHE COIIMISSW.VERS for VICTUALLING kis AWETTY'S NAVY, fe. do !Way gas Nstisis Ty r Toussast, the 29th instant, tbey will be ready to re. km Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat fac the supply of die andermentioaed articles, viz. Forty Teas of MOTTLED SOAP, Ooe Hundred Tont of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, bee Thousand Sir Hundred Seeks of BISCUIT MEAL, four Hundred Quarters of Kiln Dried PEAS, sad Ti/ty Thousand Gallon of TEN/MIFF% WINS The whole to be delivered into his Malestfe Victualling Stores, at Deptford, one half of the Wine by the 15th of April, sad the re mainder thereof, together iritb the *hole of the other articles, by the 15th of May neat. Samples of the Soap and fdeEM, ef hot less than Three Pounds r ub; and the Peas and Tented& Wine of not less than Two (puts each, must be produced with the 'flederm The Board will also be ready, on the uthe day, to receive feeders from any Person who may be willing td deliver, into the keys at Deptford, all such Quantities of TALLOW CANDLES $ may be demanded of them, for the Service of this Department, ening the space of Twelve Months attain ; and furthet, until Three Months' warning. De Conditions of the seven,. Contracts may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price In words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and the Person vbo makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. On Saturday, March 17, was published, Prim ffixpence, No. T. containing Ammon . , with numerous beautiful Engravings. of THE LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE: compre. bending-the Elements of every branch of useful knowledge; web Number treating on some popular subject, to be complete in raelf. • With respect to Astronomy, a less practical subject certainly Am any, though a more elevated one, we observe, with pleasure, that the writer does not quit the well proved basis of gravitation, for any of the temporary theories which have been offered by rash. arn, presumption, and igrorance."—Times, March 22. London : Printed for Knight and Lacey, sold every where. On the 31st will be published. iILACKWOOD'S NIALiAZINF. B No, CXXIV. Foe Aran., 1847. CONTOITS L The Surplus Population of the United Kingdoss—/L The Bowes of England—lll. Steam Navigadon— IV. The Bleck Watth—F. The Floe Arta—VL Vernal Stanzas— VII. Ode to the Moos—Vlll. Le Reveumat—lX. A Subaltern hi America. Chapa.s,l. 7. and B—X. The Shepherd's Calendar. By the =t trick Sisepheid—Sheep, Prayers, Odd Characters—Xl. Selwyn In Search el a Daughter. Chaps. 7 and I—XI I. Horn Gernunica. N 0.45. Werner's Twenty-fourth of ' February —Xlll. Nectes Ambrosias* No. 32—XIV. Works preparing for Publication—. XF. Montisly List of New Publications. Printed for Wililans Blackwood, Edinburgh; sod T. Cadell, Strand, Louden. Also just published, A SECOND EDITION OF BLACKWOOD'S EDIN BURGH MAGAZINE, No. CXXI. For JAPWART, 1817. This day wu published, To Two Yoh, lootscap svo. price ills. I VE COURSE of TIME; a Poem. in Ten Books. By HOBERT POLLOK. A. M. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cada, Strand, London. DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC - - -- PILLS. THE FEVER POWDER is allowed to be the most valuable Discovery ever made in the Science of Medicine, ad is administered with equal success in Forza, Mamas, Se. Aneitury's Frau, Pessasay, 9011 Z Tirana:, Rurenermsam. When given freely upon the first attack of Fever, it gives dm:kW Mid in a few hours, and generally effects a cure.—ln Colds or Catarrhs, partaking more or less of inflammation, it is found in. variably to shorten their duration, and to prevent their terminating le Pulmonary Affections; in Packets, at Is. Id. and 24e. The ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their influence in exciting the natural *secredoas, are an excellent Alteradve Remedy in Chronic Diseases, Rheumatism, Habitual Febrile and Gouty At Indigestion, Bilious and other Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels. They are mild in their operation—do not require the kat restraint or confinement to the Patient—and, as a general Family Medicine, they have no superior; in Boxes, at 4s. 6d. & 245. 1.." R. G. G. JAMES, whose Signature is alSxed to the Stamp and Label of each Package, thinks it necessary to inform the Public, that Messrs. Newbury, the late Agents of his Grandfather, in Father, and himself, are now vending articles of their s own anapositiun, under the name of Dr. James; and that be has ap pointed, is their stead, as Sole Agents, Messrs. Butler, Chemists, likespside, corner of St. Paul's, London; .14, Sattkrille-atreee, Bahlin; and 73, PlinCol/41rrart, ' Edinburgh. They may.also be bad Retail of Savory and Co. 134, New Bond-street, and 1 190 9 Reatel-street; and the tamer respectable dealers in Patent ble dickies in the country. EXTRACT OF A LIRWISHFROM CASTLE GREASBY, NEAR BURTON ON TRENT. To Mr. LAIIIMITM, Jansary 29, 1221. VR-1 think myself bound in gratitude, and for the hood of my fellow-creatures, to state the benefit I have re ceived from the use of your Awnscoomnic Doors. For fourteen yeats I suffered greatly from an ulcerous sore en each of my legs, so that I was rendered at times quite Incapable of following my usual employment. During that time I had the lest Medical Advice I could obtain, but without receiving muth benefit: I then purchased from Mr. Wayte, Bookseller, Ashby. de-la.Zotich, some of your Antiscorbs* rops and Lotion; and I am happy to state, that after talthag a few bottles, the sores per. tettly healed, and I-lave now been for more than a year without the least symptom of my old complaint. lam willing to answer any inquiries, either ppeerr'wally, or if by letter, post paid; and re nnin, Sir, year oberlent servant, WM. STARKEY. Anatol by Thos. Wayte, Bookseller, ace. Ashby-de-la-Zeuch. To Messrs. John Lignum and Son. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. >ai Its each, by John Lignum and Son, Surgeons, bit. 63, Bridge. street, Manchester • I. 30, Oxford -street; L an d C. Itram, 42, Long.Ltlfe. West Sanger, kanitlslield ; Barclay and Sous, 95 6 fleet-,eater; Butlers, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. Pauli. ,yep; Prince's-street, Edinburgh; and .54, Seekonk-creel. mleito ; Sutton and Co. 10, Bow Church-yard ; Evan Edwards, 4 4 &. Paul's Church-yard; F. Newbery and Sons, 4S, St. Paul's ekercloyard ; Henry Mackrill, 53, Wbitechapel, London; F. Leli i btrl and Sous, 29, lhme-street ; Scott and Orr, too, South °nate, Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Surgeon, Glasgow ; and all re spectable Medicine Venders. or whom also may be had, Mr. Lignom's Improved VEGE TABLE LOTION, for all Scorbutic Eruptions, pt ice 21. 91. duty batieded. 34. lagnuni's SCURVY OINTMENT may now be had of the abuse Ageutyprice Is, ftd. each Put, duty included. . . • • .(C)Sah 4 . 1 0 k f../A V0 1P. 4 N.OT or,..ity Riff • REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time In the month et Aran me, By Mr. SCOTT, THE REVERSION IN FIVE THOUSAND 1 POUNDS, to come into Posseision on t h e Decease -' married Lady, aged Silty-three ; well secured upon Freehold tees. Apply to Mr. Price, New-square, Lincoln's-inn• Scott, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn. Ws day was published, price Ms. PARLIAMENTARY ABSTRACTS; • the Sabstsne: of ad Papers laid Wage Hewn ad Parliament la do at 1826. Abs, price Ts. Si TIM Panama:mum itgriavr, Dar disuse illesdun. Ant, plait's. die PIIIMIbUNIDAV 11111Mintni Deeps at rho Semis% andisallyinesnio‘sulareggimpstolin beams Primal for tessimmt, Luc Qs,* ligsnm at far. FAMILIES about to FURNISH, will Inst . on kr tie Wasarsoms of HENRY 4.. COOPEINAPS, BISHOWZFE.STREET WITHIN, the folliteriog Articles, at Prices decidedly reasonable, for Furnltire of superior Style and Manufacture : ILPHOLSTERY—A rich assortment of Furoltnre,Silks,Chit Crape Damask*, MOVINCI, Fringes, ate. CABINET WORK—Of the first quality. and Materials; solid Furniture fur Foreign Climates. SHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, Passengers' requisites provided. CH4HIB Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Kearns, Rooms, &c. CARPETS —Brussels, of the first quality, 4s. Bd. per petior Kidderminster, sa. ed. and others equally lAOKING GLASSES From the moor magedecest i -• smallest, for Chimsdes. Piers, and Toilettes. CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful special Conaol Tables, Glasses, dice PAPER-HANGING and PAINTING—In the Richest as the Plainest &yle. FUNERALS--Attended in de Mt Wilda imisers titular regard paid to Essepaisq. HOUSE AGENCY—Houses and Sum registered r or Disposal, without charge. SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECI RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOL H. L. COOPER, 93, BLINOPIGATIWTILIZT Wrinue, has of being Employed and Patronized by • first Families in the Kingdom. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED: Jens Barditt,Gllfuti, Yorkshire, fancy-v..— Apra $4, to May 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, BANKRUPTS. Later Hake Irian& Walsall, Staffordshire. woollen-draper tains, to surrender, April 17, at five, is and May 8, at eleven, do Hass lan, Birmingham. Attornlei, Mr. Frederick ; or Mr. Jobs Healey, Walsall. Jahn Aral , hte of Mileislane; Cannon-street, miwgrerso March 80, April 10, and Ma 8, at el court of Commkolomors at Bankrupts, tondos, Man. Wilde sad Co. CollegoMlL Alerania Ifiakfr" 'Ms^ Yirkshink vistiksiger, two, at *I thsiMseeffidi f aik as *A % m a twelve, at the Olken of Mears. Alexander. and Co. a- Attornies, Mr. idasand Walker, Lincoln's Inn-fields Mews. Messrs. Anunder and Co. Halifax Francis Richardson, Onnslirk, Lancashire, tailor and 6, at six, 7. and May I, at tee. at the Wheat Sheaf kirk. Anoraks, Mews. Hahne and Co. New Inn Sharpies, Ornulirk. Joseph Price, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, innkeeper April 17;18 at twelve, and May 8, at two, at the Birmingham: Attendee, Mr. Farris, Surrey-street, . Mr. Benson, &minions. WWI= Wain and James Makin, Lincoln, bone-cutters, 19, at four, 10, sad May 8, at eleven, at the Con Leeds. Attorrdes, Messrs. Malaita= and Co. Middle or Mr. T. F. Fake, Leads. . William Whale, Widow, Ream victualler. April 8, _ 8, at to, at the Court of Consmisioners of Bankrupts, ball.suwet. Autumns, Messrs. Bratokshank, Gray's Inn.equare or Mr. Patdeson. Witham. - Beim Henry Love, High-street, St. Gins, painter 3,6, and May 1, at elevens, at the Coon of O pts, Baaiaghall.stroet. Attorney, Mr. -lane. Sian Dobson, High Holborn, tailor, April 6, 1. laiso, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, stmt. Anoraks. Messrs. Freeman and Co. Coleman...met. Jed& Mot, Hayes, minter and vittualler, April 5,10, and " A, at one; at the Coen of Commissioners of Bankrupts, _ UR-street. Attorniss, Messrs. Poole and Co. Gray's wpm ; or Messrs. Riches and Co. Uxbridge. Sassed Ckarakill, Deddington, Oxfordshire, scrivener _ _ manufactarer, March 3pMpril 6, at twelve, and at the Court of CoanoasaWers of Bankrupts, Ba Attorney, Mr. Thomas White, Lincoln's Inn Old-square. WiUlam Meredith, Bristol, baker, April 3,4, and May New Ina or Quiten's AIMS Abingdon, Berkshire. Mr. Clarks Ford, Great Qiieen.street, Linculdr - Mr. Thomas Frankum, Abingdon. Joseph James Hughes, Birmingham, Warwickshire, April 3,4, and May 8, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, bow. Attendee, Messrs. Norton and Co. Gray • or. Mr. Frederick Hawkins, Birmingham. John Morin, jun. Carzkld, Dumfries, North Britain; April 25, 28, and May 8, at eleven, at the King's 4. Carlisle. Attendee, Messrs. Saul and Co. Carlisle Munn, Staple Inn. Daniel Hodgson, Harrington, Cumberland, grocer, ' *ay 8, at eleven, at the Black - Lion Inn, Whitehiven. Mei, Mr. Alain, Rim -court, Temple; or Messrs. Co. Whiteheven. -James Reach, . 3i sl, weolles-draper, April 23, 24, esse at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Clarke and Co.' Chancery-lane; or Messrs. - Bristol. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Swift, Fenclturch.atreet, healer, Is in insolvent stances, and unable to meet his engagements with Plied liarch DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING H ALL-ST April 17, Thomas Powell. Mary-le.bonne.street, tailor, at two. April 17, William Law OgUby and Ogflby, Knight, Ingram-court, Penchurch.street, merchants, April 27, William Hoyden, Cannon-street, insurance ten. April 20, Samuel Higginbotham, ',Macclesfield,'" titter, at ten. blay.l, John Bellingham Inglis and Mark-lane, merchants, at ten. April 17, Luke Sy! Bury, Bucklersbury, warehousemen, at one. A Barney, Whitehaven, Cumberland, banker, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COU April 19, William Blackmore, Uppottery, Devonshire, at eleven, at the George Inn, Chard, Somersetabire. Michael Shillito, jun. Purston Jacklin, Feathery( merchant, ht eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield, April 18, John Garnett, Liverpool, merchant, at on, George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. April 18, Zachariad and George Stevens, Hereford, timber merchants, at eleve Greyhound Inn, Hereford. April 19, Sheppard Hall market, Suffolk,plumber and glazier, at eleven, at the Kir Inn, Stowmarket. April 18, William Travis, Audenshat shire, kat manufacturer, at ten, at the Royal Hotel, Is* Manchester. April 19, Thomas James, Birmingl twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple row, Birminghai James Rogers, now or late of Bristol, merchant. Ckmintercial gooney Corn-street, Bristol. April r . Pe" I*" 4 "'- ' :"," ' - ' • • • ' t • • . , .4 .. . I , , I P. • ..4,.. *CINi , . IN/ n • 1 ,;.:' V ~ ,A. t . ! ( '' i 'lt•'• 1 4 .% •-• ilitf n p., %.:.114. , z,. • - 1:, 1t!! , ...11.e t. 14 , - * ~. r. • • i • .. . p evii/ 4 1 - 4014.1. 1.• ~, . • , 4 0, sem ads it rla.:VOeffs , e, ~ • ' cri' Irma! of New • • - .. o ar,..i. #, , e y. k 4-• reift , ned chew • , ..5..... 5 3 0 , 411 . 1 e 44 - f../A 4. . g6 ) 11 , 04. . . . ! . Ir , A r d N.O l a 4 .e,,1100 ree iss 0,- - l"' -1 3 /74. xis tqact • - . - . DAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1827. [PRICE &MEP/PENCE. 1 ' 'BIOUSAND George Hods's, and Ridsard Higgs, Bristol, leather factors, at FRENCH PAPERS. , one, at the Busk Tavern, Bristol. -.....1...... • . , . h CERTIFICATES . -.Aran 17. PROM THR ZTOILE, DAVID MoNDAT, einem it& ' WMiass Matthew Br , Isabel-place, New Camberwell- ' CONSTANTINOPLE, Fin. MI : - r, road, Lambeth, Surrey, b . Francis Angel Smith and John The inauguration of a portrait of Charles K. has tail •,. Allinghasn. New BrentfosX, engem. George Beadie,Bishop place at the palace of France, with much ceremony..sei IOUSAND Stortfeed, Hertfordshire, tailor. Thomas Danvers, Gower• e.wa/k. All the French at Constantinople were present, a s w e ll D emos o f a Widtechapel, silk dyer. Wm. Shaw and John Lewes° Alexander, as ber th s eofMthineiirst l e e r s s a o t f ian N2des and Sardinia, with the mem. Freehold Es. Clifton.street, Flnsburrequare, merchants. John Tootall, Geeele an; or to Es . Nicholson Toots& and Charles Tootall, Wakefield, Yorkshire , Count Guilleminot made swap. . 4. iC corn merchants. Nathaniel Turner Allhallow'slane, fish dealer. propriate speech on the occasion. Te Deem was pet- f,. ®• John Wilkinson, Keighley, Yorkshire, worsted spinner. Oliver formed in the chapel of the Embassy. Williams. laus Brunisirove. Worcestershire, thither- . 1 - arindr 4 " l l M. de Ribeaupkrre has been at Pere these six der s. . • Werminster, Wiltshire. victualler. John Riau deco Tripp; Swan- - i containing ne has been already Complimented by the Dragoman of , .' sea, Glamorganshire money scrivener. John &manner, Shirley, Southampton, cattle' dealer. Thomas Moss Tunalthff. Hanky, the Porte, and his interchanged the Villa Visite with that fore the Two Staffordshire, druggist. John Raiding' and John Evens, Leicester- c d le ip r l g om y of atic the bod G y r . , . eek On ch tb urch e 17th , , p hs Signified to the 1 , square; tailors. Nathaniel French, Jun. Cardiff , Glamorpnekire, Detaining linendraper. Ole . lc is pro. Detaining the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVER tected by Russia, by virtue of the treaty of.Kainateli, „lase bads , Thaw Cartwright moms Q seey , a d J o h n . • that be meant to attend Divine Semite then the feir IL 01. 111 h losee.and. lisohst.upea-ihent, alga dee. lowing day. Notices wacineswediately giving* the Per • i' / ...4.„„.... Dreamt and Swam them& Debstateme_ Plaildilowillor% triarch who applied fee ordets to the Porte e and was y • Ind; on in- " 11111 " rs ' P . )1 ' cr"e i t im a il / 4 !l iff t unillll4l.ll/1 ' 1.11 ,"" answered, that no objection would be made. The sera • t• 0014141 4 0, itar an • T h ' imas Iti * o, o B4 'rThfti S i r e .,W viol, which, accordieg to the Greek custom, had bees , cernenters. sato ' 1' : slog Articles, Gleoz w t r o d es s awropittest. Striad, Waseides. calibrated at day-break, was recommenced foe th e Aar lima Style and ma , iesker,l= a r: L atierilles• WII:G= bassador, who was received with the greatest respect. iilkohintses, lisli mi lligneli warami - .w0m, 6 4. 41 aim sajes pitaab. l. He chose to remain standing in, the middle I,f the i , John ga me m a g J ohn mu se . mgm ea y ee b e hi re , l i e d ) ow . Church, and refused to take a place under the canopy ~ burials; also cbantii Ifigil Wiliam Riaslindlhoonas Milky Ha , Dried• destined for the sons of the. Princes of Moldavia and • • orate arewalarly. PM aid illvie'reison• glisamdk Walachia. Prayers were put up for the Emperor NI. Di s patch, and and Gawp %env Maw:heater, porter and tea dea lers. Wm. . boiaa and the .... Catherine . ompress The report or pm • Mill and Beej. Edward Brown, itidermaabury k cis& workers. -• Lams, ' Bed N. D eeni , T , ig. c a w, so d A, A. B e. gfi thot . N e dbe t . etteit ; event having spread, the Greeks, and thole piotected . Strand, and at Paris, general agents. Edward Wag Foram, by Russia , who are very numerous, waited for the Amy Per yard; Se- John Fordhans, John Edward Feedbags, and John Goa Itirdbeel, bassador as he came out, to attend him home, and ea. equaor low. ileyite% Henbedahliv, bankers. Thaw Arliitt"l" ll TlN''' pressed their pleasure at seei . him them. •ng among Head is thi Parker, Cumberland, whip and thong mansfasimeri. 100. G. Wren, JO.. Henry HoMme, John Pesesee, Wm, Mo te , The Porte has receive,: news from. Redschid .Paeha e 14 Fgablisalier and T. Paget, lb.. - .works,Tterby, can.. spume% Ellis. of the siege of Athens, and has published a bulletin. Choi =4 Jellotbin lefidnerm, id Lanesdire. onWalaWihairi., stating that 6000 Greeks having advanced to relieve i 111111111 ° wa Mies HAP. Imo Hat awl Joo- . Mao* Egtinal••"/ Athens, had been attacked and. totally defeated by the • Oldham. Metes spimeas. atalostle, Wm. wawa, midi ~,,,,, and par . w ist , grime, gitembhe . 04 Betty Beaky and &inkier t. SJO were taken prisoners, of whom six were laud& Herdwidk, near ,ached adareeles. Captains, and of them four have died of their • wounds. ' ed for Letting Waidsew Whew mei ww4 Ft... lir . Idaieleleterswedlm- The prisoners and 1200 heads are on the way to Con. drapers. Gene lialinson and Jabs ltebsana, Binplegbaar, dom i no * . .CTION OF hair-dressers. Jogai& Thyer and Job abithsret. Manchester , . 1 i OUSED. clambers and glaziers. George Aug. Coates and William Cliedey,, The Captain Pasha has cansnd an old Janissary of e a , , h , bon.or G rea t m a y% R e ndl ogs , p a . m ar d n ' o .t u . t h ro ns e hl a ,p we et ote s od the Palace of England to be beheaded, who was in the some of t h e coppers. J. Robertson and Wm. D. Clinkten, Edinburgh.roweral habit of getting drunk. His body has been exposed agents. Henry Watkins and Thomas Poder ma Lcomiseeer. Rommt. with a label, stating him to bate been a dangerous man, farmers. 0. Henry, James Hopkins. and • and Worthing, &mei beakers Edward E. Fords alb s itithilldaDayid who was continually disturbing the public tranquillity. 4ARCHL 27. Cracklow, Mania's-lane tasnon.street, who . merehisits. Jane Tartan coming from the Mores announce that Ibra- Pon and John Pon, 8010-lane, Cheeped', dealers in wino and him Pitch.' had approached Napoli, and had had an i , spirits. M. E. Drury, James Drury, end T. A. Drury. Lear engagement with the Greek garrison. The Porte has • Reeve and Thomas Horton, Norwich, dyers. Theo. Owinnett rectum-, from and F. L. Newman, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, money sal. sent a Capidgi Bachi to put an end to some troubles Eaddetaield• Toners. ',Jane Simpson and JohnlMy, Aberdeen, merchants. which have arisen in Bosnia, in consequence of the sup- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. pression of the Janissaries. It is said that Lord Coch- . ;• • en-draper and WAR orrice., MARCH 26, 1827. rant has arrived at Napoli with seven vessels. • 8, at eleven, at The Government has caused above 100 dealers in , 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Edward Hoare &nick Turner, Cbawner, from the 61st Foot, to be Lieutenutt. vice Webster, sweetmeats, attached to the service of the Sultan, CO be ' 1 IL ~, who eschan street. who le ges. arres t e d, i n consequence o f an i nterce pt e d l e t ter , in 'l.' - sth Ditto-Cornet J. Heoley,from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be eleven, at the which one of them wrote, that the class of the Janissa- Cornet. vice Goodlake, who retires. a stmt. At- 4th Regimen a Loa . 14 Thomas Lloyd, G e o , he b e rim was imperishable. r, seot Comet, by purcha se , vice , appeinwel to amide Drigoon Lettles from Syra say, that on the 28th of January, •, , __ the Catholleßishop, 'whale -making the third procession ,m 4 vas aso otbesll".•""Rallmn 11. l ase Salbs t. . * 4Mill• t. b s of theyn' bike, was instilted by two drunken Greeks, who .* i Co. i Inn-fields •or Cornet, bus o u gooo reha s_copt J oe, Heine ooper, who redres. ' 17th lAght shit e„ remmarsts the hat y peme , took Bight, Some young Syriots pursued them to the be Captain, vice George Tripe Greenla n d, who exchanges, re- gates of the town. The two Greeks called for the as. d draper, April . 'l ceiving the difference. sistance of their comrades near the port. A con fl ict en- ear Inn , Orme- Tndn- Lieutenant Thomas Baidock, from half ploy sued, ie which twelve of the Syriots,who were unar mod e .. rag; or Mr. H. en- Royal Waggon of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. from half- were wounded; , one of them died the nest day. One of r and victualler, 5d Itegiment of Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Ctiattavton, f 1 so Royal Hoge , pay 66th Foot, to be Linztenant,vice George Henry Moore, who the King s ships was expected, which, it was hoped, ” exchanges. would prevent farther bloodshed, and restore peace. It r eet, Strand; or. is known that the Egyptian eet, un d er Mahurem eta Ditto.-Alesander Quintin Grogan Craufurd, Owe. to be No., elm by purchase, vice Alloway, promoted. t- Court , April kb Dim-Ballo Bereiani walls , skew, from the 6th Fos ", Bey, which sailed from Navarino on the 11 th of . ' r Coin House, he Ensign, vide Michael Collins, who retires upon half pay. January, arrived at Suda, is Candia, on the 13th of fiddle Temple; 06th Ditto-Ensign George Alexander Malcolm, from the half Pays January. It consisted of two frigates, four corvettes, si to be Ensign, vice Shaw, appointed to the sth Foot. •• ` I i, to, an 4 May .; - . half be gobarre, 25 brigs, and four schooners. It had on board Dkta—%Apulia Agnew Champ's, from the pay, to knees Bader "''' cuptide. eke George p ishsey, who exchanges, receiving the 101,000 Spanish dollars and 4,000 doubloons for the I 's inesequare ; merresce.pay of the troops, which was a twelvemonth in arrear. 24th Ditto-Lieutenant William Forster, from the 234 Foot, to 'The same day 9 armed transports, laden with provisions, ',' i ner com e t tmhsists ele - tier ' be Uentenant vice Nokes, promoted. ... entered the port of Canes. Mahurem hastened to have .. 59th Ditto-Lieutenant John Doyle Buena, fawn half pay 87t h Ir. Weymouth,them unloaded, and on the 21st sailed with them for Foot, b• Lieutenant, vice Edward Henry Dodd, who ex- changes. to Alexandria, where be will take on board 16,000 troops to and May 8 ~,,: hall . ' 45th Ditto-Assistant-Surgeon John Campbell, M.D. from the for the Mores . It is added, that at his departure floes r''' ---.—. 5 0th Foot to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Tower, deceased. ,:r leman-street.Navarino Ibrahim Pasha had set out for Tripol•aza.. 5,10, and May 51st Ditto -Assistant-Surgeon TbMnis Bmeein Bibbnid ' frwl rue it is related that on Friday last, the 23d inst. the ~ 1 Royal African Coloolal Corp.,to be AmistantAurgeon, vice es s. lo n - I ,. kre h t ,.-„.. Molyneux, whose appointment has not taken piece. Sultan went to pray at noon in the mosque of the boas- . : i - --, ' s4th Ditto-Lleutenant James Lawless to be Captain, lire Evan. hardier:, and that two ships of war, anchored in the ,f, A vener and felt- sea, deceased; &sign Garnett Mann to be lieutenant, vice neighbourhood, saluted him as he passed. A ball which 4 Lawless. May 8, at tea, was in one of the cannons wounded one of the rowers t: illst Ditt Lieuteuant Wedderbure Webster, from the lasingliall-street. Chiles - in a boat which immediately followed that of the Sultan. &square. 4th Dragoon Guards, to be ueutenant, vice Chawner, who ex. • i 4 May 8, at the change'. This event has given rise to various conjectures. It is .ire. Attornies 86 t h Ditto-William Francis Theobald, Gent. to be Ensign, by not known whether it originated in accident or a cri- ' , purchase, vice Martyn, appointed to the 88 t h Foot- Mind intent ion .. The Captain of the vessel has been 'a Infields ; or Ditto-To be Ensign &nigh Francis Blake Knoz, from the strangled with his whole crew. shire, victualler, 80 th om Foot, vice Thompson, promoted; Ensign Peter Martyn, the 86th Fast, vice Onslow, promoted. , Hotel, arming- " y - s Iss _ essars . 98th Ditto-Lieutenant James Davis, from half_ney 4th West . j 1 II - - ' India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Hector Macquarie, who IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. exchanges- / -.01.—. 'tabu merchant , - ' lid West India Regiment-Lieutenant William Williams, from , HOUSE OF LORDS, Mance 27. I Lite a Arms Inn ' half pay 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Jobliog, who Mr. Rem" from the Office of Commissioners of Woods and lailisle ; or Mr exchanges. Foveae, presented an Account of the Expenditure of the Cornelis- Corps Infantry-Thomas Donovan, Gent. to be Emden, April 7,9, and Cape , . slaws of the Holyhead Road for the last year.-Laki on the table. 1 without purchase, vice Lavoine, promoted. Mr. Joeineost,- from the Mee of Chief 'Secretary for Ireland, tehaven. Actor- s ,. Hwy., and Royal African Ginnie' Corps-Lieutenant Thomas Malian to he staststs a mugs Papers , pennant ere the Orders of the Rows. _ r , - Captain, vice Kelly, deceased ; Ensign Edward Waring to be ladg Ms die table. 14, and M 3, at Lieutenant, vice Mellen. To be Ensigns-Volunteer John For. no lIE.p se /LAN D Apr presented a p ews , whoa she .. j !winks Messrs. 4th , vice Percival, deceased; Volunteer William Skew, vice who , ai ms , frost the Reethant Didd „ a LumaiL _ Ld4 -- smith ' and Co. Waring; to be Assistant Surgeon, Hospital Assistant John Mo. on the table. - : .l lyneauz, vice Sibbald , appointed to the 51st Foot. Lest KING pemented a Padden from the Parish of Tooting, 2CY. WIATTACum. la Surrey, praying ler as elteratim in the Cern Laws. nsolvent dream. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase-Second Lieutenant essiien or IMMILSIIII. $ , th his creditors- John Bythesea Williams, from the RIBA Brigade ; Second Lieu. Mallen. the perm who was yesterday completed ofee mo m main St. George Cromk, from the 60th Foot ; Ensign William committed a breach of their Lordship. whiles*, by promoting . ; Wykltam Stanton, from the 25th Foot ; Ensign Charles Vereker, a s Odeer o f the m oo s e , and the two 01. r s o f t h e Court of R e . .L.STREET. from the 91st Foot; Ensign Henry Onslow, from the Mk Foot. gu es t s„ w e r e ea sed tis die Bar. Strangers were or d ere d to w i t h. tree, Piccadilly, The undermentioned Lieutenants, actually serving upon full-pay draw ib u t we understand Mr. Be?, after making a suitable apology and Sir David In Regiments of the Line, whose commissions a re d a t e d in or pre- to their Lerddilps, was, on access' et his rod' and ineeperiewre, merchants, at one. vious to the year 1811, have accepted promotion upon half pay, discharged; the Officers were Wa r m e d th e y b a d violated do r .11 ranee broker, at according to the General Order of the 27th December, 18261- Lordships' privileges, and were oho discharged. . rid, silk manufac- T o be Captains of Infantry--Liutenant Robert Robson, from 1111M11 11`28TRI211. thd James UZI* the 26th Foot; Lieutenant Dederick Chidley Irwin, from Lord HOLLAND, is presenting Petitions from the 4 Tim end 0, Themes the 45th Foot. ,parr. Catholics of the parish of St. Peter's, in the city of I ' April 2 John en. Brevet Major John Garwood, of the 19th Foot. to be Deputy Ad. Drogheda, and the town of Naas, in the county of Kil- I ' f NTRY. Nunn General to the Forces serving in the Windward and Lee- dare, praying for the repeal of the seventh of his Ma- i menshire, banker, ward Islan d s (w ith the rank of Lieutenant Colonel In the Arm y ), esty, respecting Vestries in Ireland, said, that the Act 1 tad been passed last year with the intention of dimi- it Aire. April 21, Moue, Yorkshire, vice Berkeley, who resigns. 111011PITAL STAY,. nishing the evils connected with that institution, but that ald Macleod, frost the half pay, to be Su rgeon :at one at the to t add ' Yorkshire: Staff S h u e rg F e :r n ees; Robert Macera, Gent. to be Hospital. Assistant according to the Petitioners, those evils had been greatly , i'achariati , Trehern to the Forces, vice Watson, appointed to the 834 Foot. increased by the measure. They stated that the Es- tablished Church of Ireland was the richest In the world, i, at eleven, at the The undertneutioaed (Bikers have been allowed to dispose of ird Halls, Stow- their halt pay z with the fewest followers, and that when the ancient , • t the King's Head Lieutenant Henry Richardson, half pay 24 Dragoon Guards; Lk". udenshaw, Lana. tenant Randle Chetham, half pay 46th Foot; Lieutenant-Ste. churches had been transferred into its possession. they del, Mosky-street, Oen Radcliffe, h.lf pay 6th Foot; Liestenant•Petes,Burum Car- were in perfect repairs. That they h a d been suffered ', s ham, draper, at ter, half pay 4th Irish Brigade; Lieutenant Charles William ighatu. April 17, Davis, half-pay B th Irish Brigade. to fall into decay by the Establishment, and that it wan out, „ two, se t h e Commission In the Bedfordshire Regiment of Regular Militia. very hard for Catholics who did not use them, to to made to pay for their rebuilding. They also complained 1 fn. W. lilita's • James Ggaing , Glut. to be Lieutenant. r, and