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FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. ARRIVALS. The Duke and Duchess of Runewriand family, from Delimit. Castle. me Duke of Grurrom, from Newmarket. At Dliller's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Lord and Lady Groans At Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Sir JAMICS STEWART, Bart. born a tour; and Joan, HAT, Esq. from Scotland. At the Pukcncy Hotel, Piccadilly—Lord and Lady Loaeosi and family, from Southampton ; and 3lr. Mrs. and Miss Live ns, from Yorkshire. At Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street—Viecese CORbrAT, Esq. ELWAPD COSUIFIT, El. and Captiin Loire, from Newmarket. DEPARTURES. The Dade of Noarour, aad the Earl and-Couttess of Sceerr, for Notts. The Earl and Countess Cowrie, for Herts. Lord 4011/01, for Herts. From Mike's lintel—The Rev. CIIAM.P:I and Mrs. RAM. mut, for P..ris ; FRERF., Esq. Mrs. Fenn: and fa. sully, and Mrs. DiLuscrirAsi. for Brighton ; CHARLER FreLea, Esq. for ditto ; F.sq. for Cambridge ; and tiger's Peaces, Esq. for Twickenham. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. TIM EVENING. I'i ince Lkosor.n's Grand Party, at Marlborough House. The Countess of Jeßs,.y.s Bout, Berkeley-square. Mrs. Ll/4ccar ' s Ball, Baker-street. Mrs. CowNs's Ball, Manchester-square. Fancy Dress Ball, at Wir.ms's Rooms, under the patronage of the Marchioness ot WINCIICSTICK, Marchioness of SALL:mins', Dowager Marchioness of LaNsnown, Countess Lenor.r, Vis countess IlAstrni.N, Viscountess E.Narasmoric, Lady G. Wzr.urs arr, and Lady C. Um.. TO-MORROW. Ms. WD.Takat GOSLING'S Ball, Portland-place. 'Drs. WINTER' , " Ball, Ilussell-square. Esicarn's Ball, Somerset-street. WEDNESDAY. Dlrs POtRERTON'S WI, South Audley-strect. Duke of Darossniat's Concert. Lady CHARLOTTY. STRETT'S Ball, Cumberland-street. Mts. Vivias's Ball, Portland-place. NISI BOODINGTON'S Ball, Brook-street. 31r4. MAIION'S Ball, York-place. Blajor Tolimallo's Ball, Kensington-square. Sir ABRAIIAM Ilustc and hiss CUST'S Ball, Brill-street. Dlrs EDMUND Scorr's Ball, Upper Phillitnore-place. FRIDAY. Duchess de Pritss' Ball. Mrs. Hoes's Rout, Duchess-street. Sir W. Asny's Concert, hill-street. Mrs. Sammcits's Ball, Upper Montague-street. ISlrs. PA ;MOE% Ball, Grove, Kentish Town. Assembly, Argyll Rooms. OTIIER PARTIES. MOW/AY, MAY 21.—Countess of JRRSRY'S Assembly; Vis tountess Ilastroeses Rout,Green-street ; Mrs. BEAUMONT'S Ball, Portman-square. TUESDAY, MAY 22.—Lady NUGENT'S Ball, Norfolk-street ; Mrs. CURZON SCOTT'S Ball, Baker-street; Mrs. GARRICK'S Rout, Albemarlt-street. WEDNESDAY MAT 23.—ALSIACR'S Grand Ball. • • THURSDAY, ' MAY 24.—The Countess Sr. GERMAIN'S Ball, St. James's-square ; the Duke of Devotoottue's Concert; Mr. THORNHILL'S Ball, in Bloomsbury-square ; Lady DRUMMOND Santo's Rout, Piccadilly; Dowager Lady ASTLEY'S Ball, Ca'' . vendish-square. Funav, MAY 25.—Mrs. CUSWALL'S Bout, Davies-street ; Mrs. liosi.mes Ball, Russell-square ; Miss Mooov's Dance, Mon tague-equare ; the French l'lay, Scc. SATURDAY, MAY 26.-3lrs. l'oatzloy's Public Breakfast at Richmond. SUNDAY, MAT 27.--Marchioness.Satassouy's ClTlRversa:ione. TUESDAY, MAY 29.—Lady I'LOMIR's Ball, at the Rolls House; MIS. NADEAU BRUNE.'S 8...11, Argyll Rooms. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.--ALmAcz's Grand Ball. THURSDAY, Mai 31.—Lady D. SMITH'S Rout, Piccadilly; Miss Meetly:les Ball, Harley-street. FRIDAY, JUNK I.—Dowager Marchioness of LANSDOWN'S Rout, in Alb:Aral-le-street ; Mrs. BavaN's Rout, Marley-street. SAIURDAY, JUN/ 2—Mrs. POIYILLL'S Public Breakfast, at Boehampton. Salloar, Junr S.—Marchioness of Saitssrav's Contersazione. Momosr, JuNit 4.—Houourable Mrs. filatures Rout, in TITSDAY, JVNIE s. —Tally CA3I/3131:5 Baii, Baker-street; IIrs• J. 11111.3 Party, Upper Seymour-street. WEDVKIIDAY, JUNE 6,—AL3IACE 3 Wand Ball. Tnuasnar, JUNI 7.—Duke of DayoNmitac's Ball. FRIDAY, Jums B.—Mrs. hlncitiu.i.'s Ball, Charles-street, Berkeley -square ; French Play. SATUIDAY, JUNS 9.—The First Public Breakfast at the Ti voli Gardens, under Iligh Patronage. SUNDAY, JUN.\ 10.— MarChlUlleSS of SALISBURY'S COl/1:014XIO/K. MARCHIONESS OF LANSDOWN'S ROUT. In Berkeley-square, on Friday night, the following apartments were thrown open, namely :—The Greek Statue Gallery, the great Banqueting-room, the Ball-room, the Drawing-room, the Library, the Study, 2nd the Marchioness's Sitting-room. All these noble apartments were brilliantly illuminated. At ten o'clock the great iron gates on the east and north sides of the lawn were thrown open. The following Personages arrived before midnight : Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and Gloucester, with their Equerries. The Polish Prince, Lubornirski, and the Neapolitan Prince, Clinical. The Prussian, Saxon, hessian, and Bavarian Ministers. Duke of Portland. DucH mar— M a rlborou gh , Portland. Ma roams's—Non hampton, Camden. . - Marchioness of Northampton. Eam.s—Carlisle, Donoughmore, Browniow, Derby, Morley, Fortescue, Minto, Carnarvon, Blesinton, Rmslyn, Grey, Bel more Compton, Aboyne, Darnley, Roscberry. Coarrassts—erby, Minto, Carnarvon, Compton, Morley, Gtey, Ahoyne, Fortescue, Ashbumham, Belmore, Darnley, Browniow, Roseberry, Dowager Sheffield. The Bishop of Sodor and Man, and hi, Lady, Sarah Murray. Loans--Dacre King, J. Stuart, C. Churchill, Clinton ' Arun del, Normanby, Stanley , Loyaine, Nugent, Auckland, Lough borough, Sydney. Lsnirs—C. Barham, Loyaine, J. Stuart, Henley, H. Chiches ter, Radstock, Davy, Herbert, Clinton, Elliot, 1). Gordon, Nugent, Arundel, E. Mooch, Bentinck, Normanby, Beres ford, &rutt, Grey, M. Stanley, Neave, Doyle, Gordon, Dacrc, TYloey Long, Ashbumham, Ducie, Churchill, M. Bligh, Pratt, A'Court, C. Compton, Bromley, E. Thynne, Hawarden, H. W. Wynn. Bloomfield..l. Beresford, J. Neave, B. Codrington, W. W. Wynn, R. Bromley, J. C. Hippisley, E. Baker, Duff Gordon. Miceats.--A. Baring, H. Baring, Heathcote, F. Lewis,Wing e _ ll l, Maxwell, Ricardo, Tooke, W. Beaurnont, Dlaberley, 111 1 4 0 e Beecher, Cranstoun, G. Lamb, Pnyntz, W. Wynn, tooaltone, W. Foulkes, Lambton, Watson Taylor, Campbell, Herbert, Bowles, E. Codrington. Mraraeurs—Siddons, Beaumont, .Peploe, Poyntz, Beecher, WWynn, Phipr, Bethel', Maberley, A. Baring, F. Lewis, Eden, H. Baring, Wingfield, Herbert, Bowles, Mil dmals Orde, Balalaika Mellish, Davenport, Doyle, Gosling, De Crespigny. &fuses—Wilkinson, Rarnsden, Stanley, Morton, Hinchliffe, Httnlockr Puwis, Struts, Townshend, Wahlegrave, hionck, Mitchell Cunlifk, Chichester, Gosling. Coes rs-- Maki ult , Caramatt. Baaoss—De Pfeffel Colonel Dalton. SIR HALTER STIRLING'S PARTY. Sir WALTER STIRLING had a very elegant and nu merous party on Friday night, in Pall-mall. The rooms were crowded with fashionable visitors. Qua drilles were continued till a very late hour in the morn ing, and the refreshments were various and abundant. LORD AND LADY Will. BENTINCK'sPARTY. Saturday, Lord and Lady WILLIAM BENTINCH gave a grand entertainment, at their elegant resi dence in Park-lane, commencing 'with a dinner, at , which the following illustrious and distinguished ner sonages were present : His Royal highness the Duke of Gloucester, the Duke of Devonshire, Marquis of Tichfield, Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, Earl and Countess of Mansfield, Lady E. Murray, Earl of Gosford. Lord and Lady Normanby, Ste. —ln the evening, her Ladyship was visited by a select party of her distinguished friends; among whom were, The Duchess of Portland, Countess Grey, the Ladies Grey, Lady Warburton, Mr. and Lady C. Greville, Lady C. Stuart Wortley, Lord and Lady Beresford, &c. ARGYLE ROOMS. The performances announced for Friday evening, were Le Legs, and, by particular desire, Les Bonnes D'Ealans ; bet, in consequence of Messrs. LAPORTE and JOLT being detained at the Hanoverian Ambas sador's (whither they had been summoned to give a dramatic scene before the KING), it became necessary, at a late hour, to give some other 'piece in lieu of Lea Bonnes D . l.'nfans, and the Diner de Madelyn was sub stituted in its place. The company bore the disap• pointment with great good humour, applauding li berally, and particularly distinguishing Mademoi selle DELATTRE and M. PELISSIE. The Quadrilles and Waltzes continued till nearly three in the morning. The following were among the most conspicuous in the dance : Captain WILDMAN Miss HERTET. Mr. TOMLINZ - • Miss PETER. Mr. F. For.re - - - - Miss Venza. Mr. STUART • Aliss FREMANTLE. Mr. BARNETT Miss BURGOYNE. Mr. LAMBERT • - Milt ROBINSON. Mr. ROWLEY - MISS BARNETT. Captain STOTTORD - Miss Wrimirro. Present—Duchess of Buccleugh, Marchioness of London derry, Earls Carnarvon, Morley, and Fife • Countesses Home and Dowager Brownlow ; Lords J. Hay, Lowther, Prudenell, and Clonbrock. Lanits—A. Halliday, A Harvey, Kenedy, Bolton, Dowager Andover, Burgoyne, Anson, Langham, E.Montague, A.Gordon, W. Wynn, Dr Dunstanvilk, L. Pusey, Pechell, Cornwall, L. Dawson, Dawson, J. Hay, Pringle, Lambert, Somers, L. Her vey, Buller, M. Petre, Neville, Hippisley, Nugent, Fremantle, Whitshed, Ogle, Robinson, .Vyner, J.Petre, K Hatton, Ash brook, De la Zouch, ambton, Rowley, l ambert, M. Ross, Dowager Melville, Dynevor, &c. Stas—W. Anson, 11. Kenedy, G. Hampton, W. Chatterton, and C. Ogle. Mammas—lrving, Harvey, W. Dundas, Dickinson, Palmer, E. Walpole, Phipps, Hall, Tomline, Greathead, Wilbraham, S. Wortley, Ram, Birch, Parish, B. Danvers, A. Eden, Deeces, Cotterell, Morgan, Calthorpe, J. Foley, B. Craven, W. Ball, Blair, E Foley, Handley, J. Lowther, Vincent, Irvine, Chain bets, Farmer, Bebb, Alildmay, Stewart, &c. filivraassas—Barnard, W. Dundas, Vincent, De Grey, An derson, Palmer, Milner, Walpole, Kenyon , Wingfield, Rowley, (ire:ahead, Ran, I). Garrad, Bowles, I'. Chaplin, Mitchell, Chaplin, Gamier, De Crespigny, Southerby, Pinney, Blain, Dawson, &e. Misses—Anson, De Grey, North, Burgoyne, Bosville, Long horn, Basset Posey, Pechell, Cornwall, Kinnaird, Wingfield, Campbell, Howley, Greathead, Costs, Cocks, Hervey, Wilbra ham, Butler, J. Petre, Fitzroy, Neville, Biscoe, Hippisley, Nugent, G-orrad, Bowles, Fremantles Douglas, Mitchell., Fal coner, Gamier, Ogle, Whitsheds, Crespigny, Southerby, Pinney, Halliday, R obinson-, Strutta, Vyner, Rice, Petres, Hatton, Dawson, &c. Admiral Digby, Colonel honey, General Milner Colonel Lambert, Colonel Campbell, Colonel Duckett, Captai n Bowles, Colonel Bowater, Captain C. Chambers, Captain De Veauz, Captain Ferguson, Captain Berkeley, Captain Needham, Colo nel Cooper, Captain Stopford, Colonel Strutt, Colonel Trench, Captain White, &c. &c. HYDE PARK. Cold winds and repeated showers caused a rather thin attendance yesterday afternoon. There were, however, many parties of the Nobility and other dis tinguished FasLionables on the green sward, viz. Earl Bathurst and the Hon. Mr. Bathurst, Earl of Harewood and the Hon. Mr. Petre ; Viscounts Duncannon and Normag by; Earls Aboyne, Grosvenor, Uxbridge, Clonmell, Pauleft, Westmoreland, and Glengall ; Lord Foley and Mr. Raikes, Vis. count Deerhuritt, Lord John Spencer Churchill; Sir C. Greville, Mr. Manners; Sir Alexander Murray, Mr. Charles Manners Sutton, General Bligh, Colonels Brand and Mac Kinnon, Sir Robert and Miss Wilson, &c. On horseback were— The Marquis of Buckingham, Earl of Sefton, Lords A. Paget, A. Hamilton, Curzon, Brudenell, and Ashtown, Count St. An tonio, Sir Roger Greeley, Honourable Mr. Coventry, General Richardson, &c. Among the equipages were those of— The Duchess of Bedford, the Duchess of St. Alban's, Mar chioness of Cholmondeley, Marchioness Dowager of Lansdown, Countesses Penibroke, Derby, Jersey, Bathurst, Flelmore, Car narvon, Stanhope, Buckinghamshire, and St. Antonio—Ladies Barnard, Waterpark, Grantham, Petre, Owen, Ongley, John son, Parker, &c. DEATH OF THE MARCHIONESS OF WORCESTER. It is with infinite regret we announce this melan choly event. Her Ladyship was present at the KING'S Drawing Boom, and also at the Ball, on the night of the same day, given by his MAJESTY, to celebrate his Birth-day, at which the Marchioness danced. On the following day (Friday) she found herself unwell; and, in consequence, went into a cold bath:which had an effect contrary to what was expected. The Marchioness was on a visit to her Noble relatives the Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON, at whose house, in Piccadilly, she was confined. On Friday morning her case became extremely alarming, and at ten mi nutes before five o'clock she breathed her last, to the great grief of the Marquis, who has been constant in his attendance during her illness, as well as her nu merous relatives and friends. Her Ladyship was GEOROIANA FREDERICA FITZROY, eldest daughter of the late Hon. HENRY FITZROY, son of CHARLES, first Lord SOUTHAMPTON, brother of the Duke of GRAFTON, by Lady ANNE WELLESLEY, sister of the Duke Of WEI,LINGTON, and Marquis WELLESLEY ; and was married to the Marquis of WORCESTER on the '2, 3th of July, 1814. Her Ladyship was one of the intimate and favourite friends of the late Prin cess CHARLOTTE. Mr. an 4 .l Mrs. WELLESLEY POLE, and Sir HENRY WELLESLEY, who- were related to the Marchioness, sent apologies to Prince LEOPOLD, to excuse them selves from dining with his Royal Highness, to meet the Duchess of KENT. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The HIND sloop of war is nnw at-anchor off Calshot Castle. Monday, six Mates and Nlidshipmen Fosied their c,nmination for Lieutenants at the Royal Nay d College, at 1 1 ..rtsnynitli. Mr. SWAYNT, Surgeon of his Majesty's ship At:live, is ap pointed Surgeon and Dispenser at the Naval Hospital at the Capc of Good Hope. Mr. J. BRYDON is appointed Surgeon of the ACTIVE. The lition, Sir CHARLES BUREAU), CANIELPON, Capt. MINOAT, and GRECIAN schooner, have sailed on cruizes. Remain at Spit head, the SERINUATATAII, ACTIVE, REDWING, RICIIPOLE, 110CND, and SNAP. The Trim, 26, Captain J. K. Warta, will sail in a few days for the North American station. Wednesday, the ship Grenada, DONALD , sailed for New South Wales, with 152 convicts from the hulks at Portsmouth. The REDWING, Capt. hose, on the passage from St. Helena, spoke a brig from Santiago, which stated that Captain 1). F.. BARTHOLOMEW, C.B. of his Majesty's ship LITTN, had died, there, and was buried on the day of the brig's departure. The LEW/ was employed on the survey service in that quarter. Monday, the new ships ATNOL, 28, Captain BOURCHIER, and NIEMEN, 28, Captain Slate, arrived from Madeira, which island they left the 15th of April. These two ships were recently built at Woolwich, the ATHOL of larch (fir), from the estate of his Grace the Duke of Armor., and the other of Riga fir (their respective masts and yards, &c. of the same wood), and sailed together from Spithead on the 21st of March, to proceed on a cruize, for the purpose of ascertaining their qualities, trim, and 'comparative merits with each other. We understand that both ships are found to answer very well, but that Par masts and spars, the Riga Sr has a decided superiority over the larch, nearly the whole of the spars of the latter, on board the Mimi., having been either carried away or badly sprung, during the time they were out, while those of the NIEMEN remain in a per fect state. They came into Portsmouth harbour on Wednesday, to have an alteration made in their defects. FALMOUTH, MAY 11.—Wind West. —Arrived the Elaine, HARM, from Rio Janeiro, sailed the Ist February, with loss of bowsprit, fore-mast sprung, and other damage ; also the Dutch ship La Jonge 3linie, Rose, from Ilavannah, for orders. POILTSMOITTH, MAY Is.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday the Frogs, Swedish frigate, front Havre.—Arrived to-day the Ro- 1 chester, SurroN, from the Downs for Madras and Bengal; Tus can, &AVMS ; Zephyr, STAYERS; and Earl of Morley, STAYERS, from ditto for the South Seas; Regent, fil‘DouLAL, from ditto for Berbice ; Calypso, JENEINS, front ditto for Miramichi ; and William, STrice, from Cowes. DEAL, MAT 13.—Wind W.—Sailed yesterday, the whole of the outward-bound East and West Indiamen. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Providence, Hoes, from Terceira.— Came down from the River and sailed, die Asia, WARD, for Quebec ; Eclipse, CA REW, for St. Domingo ; Orwell, BRYANT, for St. Vincent's; Minerva, MORLEY, for Naples; and Royal George, BOWDITCH, for New South Wales—the latter remains. Came down from the River to-day and remain, the Ogle Castle, CROSBY, for Bombay ; Brothers, GRAY, for Quebec ; and Bd tannia, Lwee, for Madras. ' Arrived and sailed for the River, the Hope, FLINT, from Calcutta—sailed 25th December, front Madras 13th January, and from the Cape of Good Hope 6th March—left at the Cape, the Marchioness of Ely, General Hewett, and Northampton. TORBAY, MAY 12.—Arrived the Sapphire, LANs, from Cowes for the Cape of Good Hope. HARwrtm, MAY 12.—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, with a Mail from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Henry Freeling packet for Cuxhaven, Prince of Orange ditto for Holland, and Jane ditto for Gottenburgh; all with Mails. SCARBOROUGH, MAY 12,—Arrived the Weathill, CUNSWORTH, from Bridlington, with loss of foremast. Garr/noes, MAY B.—The ship Farl of Buckinghamshire, from hence to Quebec, with passengers, OR the 2d instant, during a fug, got aground on the coast of Ireland, near Brayhead, but was get off next tide, with no injury than the lou of an anchor and cable. The passengers were all well. • CusTom-Notes, May 12.—Ships Fettered lnwards :—The Rolla, front Altea •' Stranger, from Lisbon ; Union, from Har lingen; Planter, from Hull; Nonsuch, from Stangate Creek; Dorset, from Antwerp; Atlantic, from Hamburgh; Ganges, from Calcutta; General Murray, from Antwerp ; Isabella, front Palau; and Sovereign, from Cuba.—Cleared Outwards: The Nereus, for Rio Janeiro; Nepos, for Philadelphia; Express, for Amsterdam ; Matilda, for Antwerp ;, Earl Clancarty, for Rot terdam ; Deception, for Boulogne ; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend; Salus, for Gibraltar; Euphemia, for Hamburgh; Heros, for Calais; Jane, for Genoa; Margaret, for Virginia; Lord Wellington, for Quebec ; Britannia, for St. John's ; and Specu lation, for the Baltic. Captain PARRY'S Journal of his Voyage for the Discovery of a North-West Passage, will be published on WEDNESDAY. Sir Gitoncit CLERK, Bart. one of the Lords of the Admiralty, the Hon. Colonel G. A. STAPYLTON, a Commissioner of the Navy, and F. EDGECOMBE, Esq. a Commissioner of the Victualling Board, will shortly visit Portsmouth to hold a Board, for the purpose of inquiring into the duties of all descriptions of persons in the Civil Service of the Naval Department there, with a view .to arrange what reductions can be made in the several branches. A letter received from the squadron on the Jamaica station, dated March 17, 1821, states, that the ships were generally healthy ; Mr. THAMES, first clerk to the Admiral's Secretary, and Mr. Eainzs, Midship man of the NAUTILUS, were the only Officers who had died during the preceding two months. The TAMAR had taken into Port Royal the Jupiter brig, under Buenos Ayres colours, of nine guns and ninety men, after a chase of thirty-two hours, in the passage between Porto Rico and St. Domingo ; the effort made to escape frost? the TAMAR, cost this ves sel one killed and one wounded, and sails and rigging nearly cut to pieces. A vessel answering this descrip tion having seized the English brig Nymph, and the informality of her commission, signed by ARTIGAS, was the reason of her being brought into port for examination. The ships comprising the squadron were thus employed :—SYBILLE, Captain RowLEY, at Vera Cruz; EURYALUS, Captain' BIOLAND, at Havannah ; BANN, Captain BLots, at New York ; PARTHIAN, Captain W. LLOYD, Santa Martha; ON TARIO, Captain LEIGH, New Providence; CONFIANCE, Captain R. GORDON, Maracaibo; Tastaa, Captain PECHELL (acting), Porto Bello and Carthagena ; the NAUTILUS, Captain ISHAM P. CHAPMAN, at Port Royal, going to Santa Martha and Maracaibo. Saturday her MAJESTY came to her house in South Audley-street, to receive a Deputation from Kidder minster, who presented a carpet ten yards square, •of beautiful workmanship. In the centre are the Royal Arms, the ground work interspersed with the rose, the thistle, and the shamrock, the whole design drawn by the workmen, and more than 3000 of the labouring classes contributed one shilling each to de fray the expenses of the manufacture. We are informed that the QUEEN'S letter to Lord LIVERPOOL was manifestly written by herself, and' contained simply a request to know what place is to be appropriated to her MAJESTY at the approach-' ing Coronation. The answer is said to be that no Ladies are to take a part in the ceremony. At the last Coronation the Dowager Princess of WALES and her younger children had a gallery prepared for them; and some accommodation of this kind will probably be afforded to her MaJrsTv. THE ARMY. --- The ship Lord liongerford, Captain °Taunt, arrived in the! The 85th Regiment, which has been stationed at River on Friday last from Bengal :aid Sr. Helena, and hrnught Brighton a considerable time, will, it is unde-:•tood, the following passengers:—Sir JANIS and Lady COLERROOKE; sail in a •liort time for the Mediterranean ; but it is Mr. and Mr s . B aarrea; M rs . M aar% M ri . C aurs er.i., and Miss BENS.INNOPP j Dr. lavo.nr ; 11. Iftwritu., Ectl. Captain not unlikely that they will afterwards go to Corfu, ALLINGHAN, 24th Dragoons, with a number of children. or one of the lonian Islands. Lakt week, detachments of the GOth, 62d, and 74th regiments, embarked on board the ship Will am Spence, at Cowes, lOr Halifax. The Colps of Veormuiry Cavalry of the County of" Surrey had a grand field-day and inspection, at Clapham Common, on Wednesday t after which the .. •n, whole of the Officers of the Regiment, and the pri vates of the Troop commanded by Mr. G. BA RRETT, of the Moat-house, at Stockwell, were entertained, to the number of about 70 or 80, with an elegant din ner, at his house. A band of music attended. The Colonel, Sir TlioNl:ts TuicroN, was present, and the day was passed ttith the most 'social hilarity, and with much satisfaction with the liberal and elegant - provision, and cordial manners of their host. The Star transport will take on board, from Ports mouth garison, three Companies of the 51st Regi ment, and proceed with them immediately to Malta. This transport and those that take the remainder of the Regiment, will aft..rwards convey the 90th Regi ment from Malta to Corfu, the 75th from Corfu to Gibraltar, and the 26th from Gibraltar to England. The Officers of the Army and Navy at St. Helena, amuse themselves with horse-racing and theatrical representations. On the last third day's sports, no less than 620 dollars were contended for, in two sweepstakes, five matches; in one instance twelve horses started. Admiral LAMBERT was one of the Stewards. The (Iranians personte are filled by Offi cers of the 20th and 66th Regiments, the Royal Artil lery, and Navy; the admission to the performance is as high as 7s. 6d. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICF., MAY 11, 1821. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain Charles Henry Somerset, from the Caps Corps, to be Captain, vice James Fawcett, who retires upon half-pay of the 21st . Light Dra goons, receiving the difference. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Henry Georges to be Captain, by purchase, vice Skelton, who retires; Cor • net George Blair Hall to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Georges ; William John Thomas Fagg, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hall. 13th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Henry Waterman to be Captain, by purchase, vice Light, who retires ; Ensign Charles Hugh Lyle Tinling to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wa terman. To be Ensigns, by purchase—Gentleman Cadet H. King, from the Royal Military College, vice O'Ryan, who retires ; James Jones, Gent. vice Tinling. 16th Ditto—Ensign William George Earl of Erroll, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vise Walton, promoted. 21st Ditto—Captain George Jack, from half-pay of the Royal West India Rangers, to be Captain, vice William Orr, who exchanges. 33d Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Moffatt, from the Ist Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Raymond Pelly, who retires upon half-pay of the 56th Foot. 57th Ditto—Captain John Thoreau, from half-pay of the 40th Foot, to be Captain, vice Archibald Taylor, who exchanges. 41st itto—Brevet Major Peter Latouche Chambers to be Major, by purchase, vice Frend, who retires ; Lieutenant Walter Frederick O'Reilly to be Captain, by purchase, vice Chambers; Ensign Alexander Caldwell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice O'Reilly; George Todd, Gent. to b e E ns i g n, by purchase, vice Caldwell. 50th Ditto—Captain Joseph Anderson, from half-pay of the York Chasseurs, to be Captain, vice John Patterson, who exchanges. 55th Ditto—Captain Cyrus Daniell, from half-pay of the 99th Foot, to be Captain, vice Anthony Suasso, who exchanges. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant William Gun to be Captain, without purchase, vice Barry, deceased; Ensign Nicholas Palmer to be Lieutenant, vice Gun. 82d Ditto—Captain Robert Martin, from half-pay of the 62d Foot, to be Captain, vice Thomas Crosby Meech, who ex changes. 85th Ditto—Hesse Maxwell Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Lord Erroll, promoted in the 16th Foot. 91st Ditto—Captain John Mann, front half-pay of the 98th Foot, to be Captain, vice Alexander James Callander, who ex changes; Ensign Edward klallett, from half-pay of the 7.7 th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Robert Henry Bunbury, who ex changes. 2d West India Regiment—Lieutenant John Nesbitt Fox, from half-pay of the 99th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Duly, who resigns, Ist Ceylon Regitnent—Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Sullivan, from half-pay of the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Cduntl, vice Moffatt, appointed to the 35d Foot. Cape Corps (Cavalry)—Captain Francis De Visme, front half pay of the 21st Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Trocp (paying the difference), vice Charles Henry Somerset, ap pointed to the 7th Dragoon Guards. Staff-Surgeon John Clark, M.D. front half-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice James Roy, who exchanges ; Hospital- Assistant Robert Moir, front half-pay, to be Hospital-Assist ant to the Forces, vice Alexander Bruce, whose appointment has not taken place. CHAPLAINL—Reverend John Symons Pering, M.A. to be Chap lain to the Forces. Commissions in the North York Militia, signed by the Vice- Lieutenant of the North Hiding of the County of Yorlr. George Lowther Thompson, Esq. to be Captain, vice Healey, promoted ; Edmund Turton, Esq. to be ditto ; George Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Salop. North Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—The Ho nourable Arthur 11111 Trevor to be Cornet, vice William Wardky, resigned; Thomas Bather, Gent. to be ditto, v‘ce Edwards, resigned ; Richard Jones, Gent. to be ditto, vice Marriott, resigned. - - . Shrewsbury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Lieutenant Fran cis Watford to be Captain, vice Baker, resigned ; Cornet Ro bert Burton to be Lieutenant, vice Watford, promoted ; Tho mas Brown Parker, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Burton ; Walter Burley, Gent. to be ditto, vice Cornet Robert Dryden, resigned. Commissions in the Durham Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham. William Allan, Esq. to be Captain; Gilbert Wood, and Thomas Crofton, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Coax Etenawort, MARK-LAltt, MAY 14.—Having but a mo derate supply of Wheat this morning, that of fine quality met ready sale, and is 2s. per quarter dearer than on this day week, hut there is no amendment in the inferior descriptions, which went off very slowly at last Monday's prices. We had a ; retty good supply of Barley, yet superfine samples sold freely ,Lt last wet-k's prices, and the ordinary qualities were in brisker de mand. The arrival of Oats was tolerably large, and the trade was heavy, but there is no alteration in prices; nor is there In the value of Beans and Yeas.—Current prices as under: I Small Beans ............28s zOs Wheat, Kent and Essex -4s C2s Suffolk l4s cos Norfolk 4211 50s Tick ditto 22s 27s Oats, Potatoe 2ss less Poland °ls 24. Feed 14s 19s Rye oss Barley 0 01 28s Flour, per Sack 15s 50, Rapeseed, per Last £34 £36 Malt sos 56s FOREIGN. White Peas 0 6s ::2s Wheat, Dantzic...... .54* 60s Boilers Ms, 7.8 s Baltic Red, liambro' or Grey l'eas 26s '4Bs Brabant red .sos 54a lallHlrmcn Manarr, May 14.—Beef, zs.6.L to 4s 6d. per stone of sibs.; Mutton, tls. 6d. to 4s. 4d. VcaL 4s. 6d. to ss. 10d. Pork, 7.4. 6d. to ss. 2d. Lamb, 6s. 01. to 7s. 01.—Cattle at Mar ket, Ile.ists,l92o; Calves, 150; Sheep and Lambs, 16,500; Ply., 2#4o.—liry and Straw per load—Hay, 31. 101. to 41. ss. Clover, 4L vs. to 5.. Ss. Straw, IL Bs. SO 11. 14s.