Star. — London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

MARQUIS OF DROGHEDA. , It gives us much pleasure to find a p:tragraph in Cortlck's Morning Post of Friday, stating that the death of this venerable Nobleman, as reported in all the London newspapers, was erroneous, and that his Lordship had been seen alive and well in Sackville street, Dublin, the afternoon preceding. FASIdIO.VABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. TIIIB EVENING. Countess of Sorrows Ball, Arlington-street. Countess of JEasav's Rout, Berkeley square. B.Avolit's Ball, Grosvenor-place. TO-MORROW. Lady Poses Ball, Harley-street jAtly Haitaiiicroa's Rout, Berkeley-square. Lady Gulls'lases Juvenile Ball, St. James's-square. Mrs, Law's Ball, Baker-street. wEDNEsD.AY. Woormasi's Quadrille Party, Montague-spare. Ataau.is Grand Ball. THURSDAY. Duke of "Beim:same' Ball, Piccadilly. Ei.son's 8.111,1ey-atreet. YXIDAY. Sir WAlxxx Srmixo's Ball, Pa 114,1411. !Ir. Buss Ball, Portland-place. FI=SLICK Wties Sixth Connersazione, Langhani-place. SUNDAY. The Marchiouesa of Seussuar's FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT& Lord and Lady ANSON left the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, on Friday for Paris, on their way to Vienna, from whence they will go to Switzerland, when. they intend to reside some months. The Duke and Duchess of R tcmtonn have left their seat, Malcolm, Sussex, for Goodwood, for the summer. The Earl and Countess of Suattev and family are expected on Wednesday next at Norfolk House, St. James's-square, from Paris. His Excellency Sir Haaav Wasessecr, Bart. and inn arrived yesterday at the Clarendon I I otel, Bond -street, from Madrid. Lord Miamian is arrived at Warren's Hotel, Regent -street, from Dunbar. The Earl of Aaa*x is returned to town, from his seat, Arran Lodge, Bognor, Sussex. Du Earl of CATHCART and the Hon. Captain CATHCART have kft Reddisb's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Berks. Sir Jame and Lady BROWN left thg British Hotel, Jermyn street, yesterday, for their seat, near N!.. , i,istone ' Kent. Lard THOKAI Cam has left . t I Berkeley-square, for Berks. _ _ _ _ Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street—Colostet Parry, front Ireland; Captain Robinson, 14. N. and Captain Walsop, R.N. from ditto. Departures ftom Hatcbett's Hotel, Dover-street—The Hon. Captain Peyton, for MIrlow; }lon. F. Stewart, and the 11ev. J. Turner, for Hampshire; Sir J. Fellowes, fur Newbury; Lieu tenant-General Spencer, for Windsor; Colonel Frederick, for Citertsey ; Captain Qi ick, for Holyhead; and Rev. 'l'. Wintle, for Oxford. Departures from Blak,'. Hotel, Jermyn-street—Lord Bayn lag, for his seat I 1 ,, :!t.r.i:11,111, Norfolk ; the Ctrl of Caledon, for his seat in Ireland ; ..laitland, R.N. to join his ship at Chatham ; amer.ll Darell, for his seat Winterbourne, near Bris tol; and the /lon. Charles Vernon, for Paris. Arrivals at Hodgson's Hotel, Dover4treet—Mr. and Mrs. Heysham, from their seat in llama ; Mt. and Mrs. Conyers and family, from their seat in Essex ; Rev. William Russell, from a tour ; G. Howard, Esq. from his seat in Sussex; T. Strickland, Esq. from his seat in Westmoreland; and B. Levius, Faq. from Paris. D-partures from ditto Mr. and Mrs. Dagge, for their seat in the Isle of Wight; Captain de la Warr, for his seat in Norfolk ; and the Rev. Mr. Gould, for his seat in Herts. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street—John Far rell, Esq. front Ireland ; and Lord Trimblestown, from France. Departnres from ditto—General Sir H. Vane, for his seat in Hampshire ; General Mitchell, for Hampshire ; and Colonel Brown, 85th Regiment, Cos Brighton. FRAIMIS BUADIT? left his apartments in the King's Bench at an early hour this morning, and arrived at his own house to breakfast, in a Rrivate carriage, attended by a single friend. The worthy Baronet, we are happy to learn, has experienced no injury to his health from Lis confinement. Yesterday, the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Mar quis of ANGLESZA had audiences of his MAJESTY. Saturday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, went to Bushey, where their lioyal Highnesses dined, and is the evening returned to London. Yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE visited the Duchess of KENT. A Deputation from the Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Luke's, Old-street, proceeded this morning, in six coaches and four, to Brandenburgh-House, to pre sent an Address of Congratulation to her MAJESTY, toted in Vestry in February last. The Annual Meeting of the Bedford Charity, for the raffle of various fancy articles manufactured by the Ladies who are contributors, took place on Saturday, at the Argyle Rooms, and was numerously attended by persons of rank and fashion. The com pany began to assemble by eleven o'clock, and it was nearly six before they all quitted. We understand i that the cotton-spinners in Glasgow and neighbourhood have agreed to return to their work to the satisfaction of their masters. EUROPEAN Sakooe.—A nother performance of vo cal illusions, by Mr. ALEXANDRE, took place on Sa turday evening, at the European Saloon. The en tertainment is not only amusing, for the extraordi nary talent of the performer in the art of ventrilo quism, but for the sort of interconrse which some times takes place between him and his audience. MARTIN and Co. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford street, sold in Shares, in the Two Last Contracts, No. 2,053, a Prize of £YI,OOO Console; No. 1,172, 1:20,200 Sterling Money. On the 17th of this month (May), Two Prizes of £21,000 Consols, besides 4,005 other Prizes, must be Drawn, when MARTIN and Co. hope to be equally successful. One important attrac tion in the present Lottery is, the price is greatly te diked, Ticket Chance being only 14 Guineas, Six- WIWI Chance only 20 Shillings. Every Chance bought before 17th May will be decided on that day. From an Account lately laid before the House of Commons, " shewing the sums received and paid monthly by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, on account of the Banks for Sav ings, in England, from the 6th of August, 1817, to he s th of April, 1821," the deposits in these Banks have amounted to a very large sum during that period. The total which has been received is £3,726,793, while only £219,072 has been paid back. All the Papers on Saturday were in error with respect to the rend division which took place in the House of Commons on 1 ' 44 7. Upon the Admiralty Estimates. Mae numbers were, for the milks' motion lie, against it 734 THE PARK. Although the early part of the afternoon, yester day, was blustering, dusty, and lowering, the Park was so crowded as to deserve the denomination of an absolute " squeeze;" and towards fiveo'clock, when the sun shone out in all its splendour over the rich green turf and foliage, and the gaily-chequered cos• tume of the female promenaders, the scene presented a beautifully refreshing coup d'oeil—a fine westerly breeze adding to its charms by sweeping far away, in the opposite direction, all the dust and smoke. which too frequently render the Promenade delight less. There was another refreshing novelty too in the affair, inasmuch as the whole valley, west of the Drive, was covered with a fine sheet of water, by the bursting of the embankment of the reservoir ; and this cinennistnnce, forcing the promenaders on to the higher ground, made the spectacle still more im posing and picturesque. The Drive was so thronged, that at one time the carriages were immovable for more than three quarters of an hour. The following are a few of the illustrious and other Noble or dis tinguished personages present ; On the Promenade-7-Hk Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg; his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence and his accomplished daughters, the Misses Fitzclarence ; his High ness Prince Paul Estethazy; and the Polish Prince Lubor mirsky ; Prince Cimitelli ; Count D'Outtrimont, Count St. An tonio, Earl of Darnky ; Countess Bathurst, Lady Georgians Bathurst, Mr. Seymour Bathurst, and Lady Lennox; the Earl of Westmorland, Sir George Warrender, and Colonel Ayton ; the Earls of Verulam, Cloruntil, Blesinton, and 3fountcharles ; Lords Stopford, J. S. Churchill, Normanby, Colville, Lake, Brudenell, and Grantham; Sir R. Milbank. Messrs. Horace and Frederick Seymour, and Miss Seymour ; Mr. and Miss Eden, Mr. Manners, Mr. Rakes, and many others. In splendid Equipages—Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta; his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex ; the Duke of Portland; the Marchionesses Winchester, Cbolmundeley, and Londonderry; the Marchioness Dowager of Downshire ; the Countesses Aylesbury, Chichester, Shaftesbury, Egmont, Co vestry, Blesintoa, and St. Antonio; Lady Owen of Orielton, Lady Ougley, Lady Hyde Parker, Countess Dowager Mount morns, Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. T. Chaplin, Mrs. Mitchell, and a multitude of other distinguished fashionables.—The Earls of Windiness and Fife, and Sir W. W. Wynn, drove eurricles; and Lord Mohnen:, Colonel D'Este, the Hon. J. Scott, and Mr. Moberly, were among the most conspicuous of the delinelleers. Ou horseback were—The Marquis of Buckingham, the Earl of Roseberry, Viscount Exmouth, Lords Ashtown, Pagets, Say and Sele, and Loughborough ; Sirs H. Wilson, C. Bampfylde, and T. T. Jones; Major and Mr. FitzcLuvoce, Mr. Manners Sutton, Mr. Quintin Dick, &c. Saturday, Prince LEOPOLD had a dinner party. The assembly at the Marchioness of LONDON. DERRY'S, after the Opera, on Saturday, included al most all the persons ofrank present at the performance. Saturday, Lord otnd Lady CA LTIIORPE gave an elegant entertainment at their house, in Grosvenor square, commencing with a large dinner party, and f Mowed by an evening party of distinction. The residence of Mrs. TuostpsoN, in Grosvenor square, was thrown open to the fashionable world again on Friday night, with a grand Concert. The int. rior of the n,:illsion displayed its usual brilliancy. Yesterda:„ the Duke and Duchess of MONTROSE gave a dinar at their house in Grosvenor•square, to the Cousstess of Pow's, I,,:dy E. FINCH HATTON, Colonel FINCH HATTON. :11iss , FINCH HATTON, Mr. E. FINCH HATTON, Lord CLIVE, Captain BRUCE, Mr. CHINERY, Mr. BUCHANAN, and Mr. WILLIAM BATHURST. Yesterday, the Earl and Countess of MORLEY gave a grand dinner at their residence, Kingston House, Knightsbridge, to the Earl and Countess of HAR ROWBY, Lady MARY RYDER, Earl and Countess of BATHURST, Lady G. BATHURST, Viscount and Vis countess GRANVILLE, Earl of WINCHILSRA, and a large party of distinguished fashionables. Yesterday, the Earl and Countess of PLYMOUTH gave a dinner at their residence, in Grosvenor-square, to the Earl of WHITWORTH, Duchess of DORSET, Lord and Lady AMHERST, Earl of ABERDEEN, Earl of SHAFTESBURY, Earl and Countess of Da LA WARRE, &C. Lady HYDE PARKER'S conversazione, last night, was attended by a large circle of the Nobility and other persons of distinction. The KING has been pleased to signify his gracious intention of becoming sponsor to the infant son of the Count and Countess de LiEvEN, jointly with the Emperor of RUSSIA. The baptism will take place on Thursday next. The Gentlemen Pensioners, at the ensuing Corona. tion, are to wear exactly the same costume that the corps did when first raised as a Royal Guard, in the reign of Hasay VIII. viz.—the Officers a doublet of crimson and blue velvet, slashed, and richly laced I and buttoned, short breeches, and long scarlet silk hose, a lace ruff round the neck, and, instead of a hat, a black velvet bonnet, with feathers. The uni form of the private Gentlemen will be the same, ex cept being made of cloth instead of velvet. Friday evening, a fire broke out in a room of the first floor of No. 19, Gloucester-street, Commercial road. A man named Spraggs, who occupied the room, came home rather intoxicated, and went to bed, and soon afterwards the fire was discovered. He was, unfortunately, so much burnt, that he died in the London Hospital on Saturday morning. His two children were got out unhurt. About ten o'clock on Thursday morning, as a Gen tleman, who was accompanied by a large Newfound land dog, was walking by the side of the basin of the Regent's Canal, Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, the dog, which 'was amusing himself by diving in the water, brcught to the bank the dead body of a young woman; she had light hair, and appeared to have died of a cancer in the breast ; the limbs were all attached to the body, but dissected ; on further search, part of the body of a man, also dissected and in a very putrid state, was discovered by the dog, and afterwards several legs, arms, and the entrails of per sons, were found by the same animal. It is supposed they were bodies stolen from some church-yard, and, after being dissected by some surgeon, were thrown into the Canal for concealment. The bodies and limbs were removed to Islington church-yard for interment. Tuesday se'nnight, Ralph Cairns, drayman, was unfortunately killed at Messrs. PRATT and GREGSON'S brewery, in Berwick. The dray being laden, the horse was drawing it up from the cellar, when part of the harness broke, and the cart running rapidly back crushed the unfortunate man against the wall, who expired almost immediately. THE ARMY. Eleven transports arrived at Waterford from on Tuesday, with the 6th, or Carabineer Dragoon Guards. The regiment is 6'04 strong, under Lieut.- Colonel FRRIMiI, and was last quartered at Binning ham. • The regiment replaces, on the Irish establish ment, the 2d Dragoons, or Scots Greys, who em barked on Wednesday for Bristol, in the transports which brought the Carabineers. The Carabineers, upon landing, marched towards Cork and Limerick. The 2d and Sd Battalions of the Royal Veterans are on their passage from Ireland to England, to be disbanded : the former will land at Portsmouth, the latter at Plymouth. The 77th Regiment, now quartered at Stockport, is about to march fur Portsmouth garrison. The 82d Regiment of Foot, stationed at the Isle of France for the last two years, has been ordered to proceed to Bengal or Ceylon, to relieve some regi ments returning to Europe. The 2d Dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays, were reviewed on Merrion Strand, Dublin, on Saturday se'nnight, .by the Commander of the Forces. His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, with the Earl of MEATH and Lord MANNRRS, were present, and ex pressed great admiration at the perfection of the dis cipline of this regiment, as well as the amazing velo city with which they made the different charges. Saturday, three of the Royal Marines, a serjeant, corporal, and private, attended at Carlton Palace in their new uniforms, ;when his MAJESTY approved of the change of dress, excepting the hats, which he was pleased to order should be exchanged fur caps. By the Act passed on the 19th of April last, for fixing the rates of subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and tithers, on quartering soldiers, it was enacted that one shilling and twopence per day should be paid till April 24, and after that period one shilling per day for each soldier, &c. And fur the hay and straw for horses quartered on such persons, one shilling per day till April 24, and after that period lenpence per day for each horse. MILITARY PROMOTION& Lieutenant-Colonel John Bell, on half-pay as Permanent As sistant-Quartermaster-General, to be Deputy Quartermaster- General at the Cape of Good Hope, vice Wane, who resigns. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant G. A. Reid to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Grieve, superseded. Gth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—General Hon. Robert Tay lor, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Colonel, vice Lord Carhampton, deceased: 16th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Walton to be Cap tain, without purchase, vice Thorlow, deceased. 55th Ditto—Captain John Fisher, from half-pay of the 15th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice John Goddard, who exchanges. 73d Ditto—Lieutenant e'harik s A ulier, from half-pay of the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Camp bell, deceased. Staff-Surgeoa Duncan M‘Diarmid, from half-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Donald Macleod, who exchanges ; Thomas Allan, Gent. to be llospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Moon, deceased. The Christian names of Mr. Leckie, appointed an Ensign in the 39th Foot, on the sth of October, 1813, are James Henry, and not John. The names of Ensign Viscount Falkland, of the 22t1 Foot, are Lucius Cary. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Captain Richard Carr Molesworth, from half-pay, to be Second Captain, vice Cur tis, retired on half-p.ty. Commission in the gd or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Hilda, signed by the Lord I.icutenant of the County of Norfolk. Ensign William Sharpe to be Lieutenant, vice Hogg, deceased. Commission in the North Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. James Oldham Swettenhain, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Andrew, promoted. Monday, the Redwing, of 18 guns, Captain Fag- DEDICK HUNN, arrived at Portsmouth from the St. Helena station, having been relieved by the Beaver, Captain MA RitTATT, which arrived out from Eng land after a long passage of 128 days. The Red wing left the Island on the Bth of March, and As cension on the 16th of that month. BONAPARTE had not removed into his new house. The usual telegra phic report continued to be made, of his being in health and safety ; but we are informed that he has become dropsical to a degree that prevents his taking carriage exercise, and which may terminate his life in a very short period. The ships on that station were thus employed :—Vigo, 74 guns, Rear-Admiral LAbIBERT, Captain T. BROWN ; Blossom, 24, Cap tain VERNON; Heron, 18, Captain HANKER ; Shear water, 16, Captain J. W. ROBERTS; Beaver, 10, Cap tain Mattftwrr, lying at, and guarding the Island; Brazen, 26, Captain W. SIIEI'IIE4I RD, at the Cape; Menai, 26, Captain F. Monesay, C.B. at the Mauri tius. The Tees, 26, Captain RENNIE, had been or dered from the Mauritius to England. The Red wing brought a Mail from the Cape and St. Helena. She is ordered to fit for Channel service. The Red wing was detained four days at St. Helena, when quite ready for sea, by a most tremendous surf, or roller, which set in early on the morning of the 4th of March, so suddenly as to endanger the lives of many persons who were upon and employed about the landing-places. The passengers of the India ship Lord Hungerford were in the act of embarking when assailed by this awful visitation; the first surge of which washed off two children and one woman, and many of the Lascars, who were engaged in various duties, narrowly escaped with their lives: the centi nel and two Lascars were severely maimed; the wo• man was drowned, but the two babies were most pro videntially saved by a boat from his Majesty's ship Vigo. The damage done in these four days to a rock which was apparently unassailable, is incredible.— The piers and road-way from the eastern steps to the sea-gate, were entirely destroyed, and nothing like the appearance of any ever having been there, re mains. The sentry-box, the Custom-house, Receiv ing-house (of wood, about twelve feet square), with innumerable small spars, &c. were washed away by the first tremendous surge. No one on the Island ever witnessed so awful a visitation, nor any one for half the period of duration. It is worthy of notice, that they were assailed at Ascension at exactly the same hour by the same serf, and it subsided also at the same time. The damage done at Ascension has been comparatively greater than at St. Helena ; all the new and good road communicating from Tartar stairs has been washed away, boats swamped, &c. but fortunately no lives were lost. The Redwing fell in with thelJnited States sloop Ontario, Captain CHAUNCEY, who most politely sent Captain Florist some jars of sweetmeats and a large file of Papers, with a most civil message; in return for which he was presented with a flue tUeusiou turtle, weighing five hundred pounds. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. The FURY, Captain PARRY, and the Hzcz.a, Captain Lyon, reached the Note on Thursday afternoon front Notthfieet, and are expected to sail this day for Hudson's Bay. • They ate to be accompanied by the Nautilus transport to the latter place, which conveys stores of every description for their use, so as to render it unnecessary for them to !assume any of their sea smelts The Am sloop is fitting at Deptford for the Mediterranean. The Parma Ravage yacht is undergoing a thorough repair at Deptford. Vacuous's', Mat 4.—Wind S. E.—Arrived the Julian*, InCIR ARMOR, from Cette for Guernsey. Sailed the Dukeof Marl borough packet, with a Mall for Lisbon. - PLYMOUTH, MAY 6. —Wind 8..--The brig lost on Monday last, on the Rundle Stone, is the Birmingham, of and from Swansea for this port, with coals ; all on board were lost except two men. Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ship Les, en a eruize. Sailed to-day the Pomona, COATI!, for FM; and Voice, TAY. pm, for Mirandal. Cowes, Mar s.—The American ship Two Brothers, Grc cnatsr, from Canton for Amsterdam, is laying to off the Wight fora North Sea rtiot. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday the Fanny transport, from Cork; and his Majesty's ship CAKELION, from a cruize. Arrived to-day, the Mevagissey, H , front Messina; and the Ranger, Cows., from Cadiz for Sc. l'etersburgh. DEAL, MAT 6.—Wind S.W.—Atrised yesterday and sailed for the River, the Ceres, Minima. and Thetis. Paw/lawn, from Jamaica; and Swan, Droxaw, from Gibraltar. Came down from the River and sailed, the Isabella, STEWART, for Naples ; Belle, Cnamteas, for Gibraltar; Jane, .17tneasos, for Boer dean' ; Betsy, Hums, for Prince Edward's Island ; Calypso, CHATS*, and Broderick, Naas, for Miramichi ; Earl of Mor ley, STATERS, for the South Seas; Union, Cnatcts, for Virginia; and Royal Union, GaAs?, for Quebec. The E cal of Morley re mains. Arrived today and sailed for the River, the Rapid, Hoax, from Demerara; Rockingham, Wautr, from Calcutta; and a ship, supposed to be the Cerberus, from Bengal. Came down from the River and remain, the Zephyr, S s, for the South Seas; Regent, Doncat., for Berbice ; Arno, Roazaysox, for Genoa ; and William, Caswreen, for Naples. Hazy/sot, MAT 6. —The entire bull of a foreign vessel has been picked up off the Sunk Sand, and brought in here, supposed to be the Fortuna, which was reported, on the-27th ultimo, to Ibe lost on the Long Sand. Sailed the Thetis packet, for Got tenburgh ; Lord Duncan ditto, for Cuxhaven; and Beaufoy ditto, foe. Holland, each with a Mail. RAMEGATI, MAT 6.—The Johannes Gerhardus, Swims, from Amsterdam foe Madeira, got entangled and grounded on the north part of the Goodwin Sands yesterday, but was got off again with assistance, and proceeded on her voyage. Less, MAT s.—Arrived the Fly, Lams, from Newcastle, having been on shore on the sands in the Channel, and thrown all her cargo overboard. Liviscrooi, Mae s.—The Congress, front Baltimore for this pert, foundered the 2d of March, at one A. 31. She was seen in great distress by Captain TuaLer, of Philadelphia, but the sea was running so high that he could not afford them any relief. Corms-House, :Use s.—Ships Entered Inwards : The An dersen, from Memel ; New Union, from Calais; Semaphore, from I lavre • lksay, and Chance, from Lisbon ; Paquet da Ba bas, from • gilboa ; Rosalind, from Santander ; Lark, from St. Michael's; Jane from Charente ; Hope, from St. Lucia ; Mary, from Jamaica ; Levant, from Belfast; Dart, from Ross • New Liberty, from Limerick.--Cleared Outwards: The R oyalty, for Antigua; Sarah, for Amsterdam ; Jamaica, for Naples; Prince Leopold, for Elsineur ; Briton; for Genoa; Princess of Wales, for St. Helena; Laurel, for Naples; Auguste, for St. Vallery ; Neptune, for Ostend ; Earl Bathurst, for Ro tterdam ; I Active, and Charming Molly, for Calais; Leeds, for Memel; and Edgar, for Jamaica. Aaatvzo—At Bahia, Argo, Jackson • and Maria, a‘Lachlan, from Liverpool; and Lady of the L ake, front Monte Video. At the Bay of Fundy, Leipzic, —, from Jamaica. At the Teel, Jonge Lodevryk, Anthony, from Surinam. At Surinam, Vrow Agatha, Vlat, from Rotterdam. At Bourdeaux, Uranie, from B uenos Ayres. Ac Grenada, Ruckers, Soper, from London. Saturday, the dispatches were closed at the India- House, and delivered to the Pursers of the ships Tho. mas Grenville, Captain W. MANNING, and Marquis of Wellington,J. BLANSHARD, for Madras and Bengal. In consequence of Mr. HUMS's exhibition of abuse in the Ordnance Department, an order has been received at the Ordnance Office, Dublin, from the Master-General and Board in this country, to sus pend all gratuities for length of service till further notice; and similar orders have been forwarded, it is said, to other departments is Ireland. Sir DENIS PACK has, it seems, expressed his de.. tided disapprobation of the conduct of an O ffi cer whoundertook for a wager to vagabondize for a whole fortnight in Plymouth and its vicinity in the disguise of a female. Sunday se'nnight, as Mr. BEDWELL, son of Mrs. BEDWELL. of Blean, and a friend named NELSON, were returning from Whitstable to Sheerness, in an open boat, having incautiously hoisted too much sail, it upset, when Mr. NELSON was unfortunately drowned, together with a pig tied in a sack, Mr. BEDWELL was saved by a Custom-house cutter, the crew of which observed the accident. The proposed scheme of the intended rail or trans road from Plymouth to Dartmoor, has received a check which is likely to interfere with its future pro.. gress. The line of road already cut, proves to be of too rapid ascent in many parts, and the Company, after incurring an immense expense, are obliged to go to Parliament with a Petition for a new Bill, to ena ble them to make a new line; and we learn from our Correspondent at Plymouth, that the deviation in tended will meet with considerable opposition from the proprietors and occupiers of several estates through which it is proposed to cut the new road, as, in some instances, the lawns of Gentlemen's houses, orchards, and woods, are, without mercy, to be sacrificed. If this be the case, we are sure the Legislature can never sanction the measure. We have also been in formed, thjt Government will be called on for more money to defray this increased expense! Arvatinetston or piercers. --Sunday sennight, Jelin Dun* lop, Juin' Con/die, and Janet and Andrew Rcatly.gk, charged with being concerned in the disturbances at Glasgow last year, wire apprehended in the neighbourhood of GLisgow, and committed to Ayr JaiL The whole of them were outlawed, and considerable rewards offered for their apprehension within six months ; but that period being now expired, they had probably thougLt they might make their re-appearance without danger. COILS FICHANGR, NIAILIC-rase, MAT 7.--The supply of Wheat being small this morning, fine runs from Essex, Kent, and Suf folk. sold rather freely at la.,t 3londay's prices, and superfine samples obtained an advance of is. per quarter, but there was not the least amendment in the inferior qualities, tbr sales of which continue very heavy, at last week's prices. Fine Malting Barley being scarce, what few samples apptarcd to-day readily, and were Is. per quarter dearer. Oats fully suppori last week's prices, having had but few arrivals since Friday. White Peas are 2s. per quarter dearer.—Current prices as un ier ZNGLIIIII. I Small Beans Zes Wheat, Kent and Essex, s4s 60s Suffolk s2s 58$ Norfolk, old 42s 50s Rye 28s Ws Barley 2os 27s Malt sos 56$ White Peas 2Bs 82s -----, Boilers s4s 384 Tick ditto 22s 27s Oats, Potatoe 22s 24s --- Poland ... 2o s. 24s - Feed ......... l4s 19s Flour, per Sack 4S. ks Rapeseed, per Last .C 32 .C 3 Footfas. Wheat, Mantic .54s 00s Balticßed, Hombre' or Grey Peas 26s 28s I Brabant red SO. 391 SialTtistsLO Itiblatilt, May 7.--Beef, 34. ed. tp 4.6 6d. prr stone of alb..; Menem, 51. 6d. to 41. 6d. Veal. 4s. 611. to is. 64. Pork, 4s. 6d. to 4d. Lamb, 7s. od. toes. 04.—Cattk at Mar ket, Beasts, 2323 ; Calves, 160; Sheep and Lambs, 16,150; Pigs, 240.—Hay and Straw per load—Hay, 31. 10s. to 41. Si*. Clean', to 51. ia. St:sw o t!. tis. W 11. Us. 1, 41