Star. — London, England, 1817-02-07 00:00:00

l'" -- 1 - 1 — thlt ea t climate, at an iinGleitsejd . iatAtlCs trobtiJfis • Olive dolintry, and under many idconienientes and 'lltStAtions, not known to other service4:44leilns "war') %ottiethitsig ought, therefore. to be dontiMmediaNy, to renAr she dlitributioo eilsonours .morgiquitable. formerly dtedAs• had been given to reward the ser vices of individuals. This practide ha.d. - Since the law great extension of the Order of the . . .11atlt.• been discontinued. Without expressing himself invidiously. Or indeed with an acknowledgment. that the subject was not one with which he was competently ac quainted, he would, neverthrles., _say, tbat most as. suredly this was not an arrangement- which would have been sanctioned by the concurrence. bad they been consulted, Of either the giblet Marquii Welles ley, or the gallant Dulte his ••ledfflifP.: the former would have too. well apprecirtiAl- the.iiieritsaisiebis faithful end deserving screantNelniiyg the pet kid ol hie clistinguisi:cil career ; the imp* teraf t ld never have contented to distrialify his. gallant companions. hs arms from receiving the rewarail iiriheir''serete toil and laudable exertions. { lfiar; hear.) The Mott b was then Oft. and. carried neat. eon. Mr. CANNING imagined the.fionourable • )ter had been misinformed ai:.to any difference of opt. mien r xistkog upon the policy sir conduct of the way. • between the - Nobleblarqiiii and the Persons alluded to. A vote of Thanks to SU. David Ochterlony, and the troops 'engaged under his immediate command. was also moved by' Mr, CANNING, and carried MAW. eV& Also a Resolution s generally approving the brava,. conduct, and discipline of the troops, b ith British and Native, engaged in the Nepanlete war. And 'the kienAICIR was requested to communicate the Resole twos to the N•dste Marquis ;.Sir David Ochterloily and the Ofbcersaud silliiscrs engaged in the said war p • ISANSKUPT LAWS. • • Mr. LOCKHART rose to can the attention of the Home MIA, early pt indlo a subject retairing•their immediate considus.hsq, as tt remedied the eationai character; the credit, morals, hamar. and honesty of the mausercial part . of these countries. • He • alluded to tat WWI' imperfect state of tits Bankrupt I.awl. . admitted that no probibitios should be. tweed against the spit* es emecetatine in a cbustrylike Great Britian; nor should Mapb who had magi Jake , dialmokies (rein the casualties lacidemte tsar trader ► be meowed or disoremensam4 • het there way* '4' set of area iii lame dayliche bed, as was maned is the Int othat ; 'of Parliament passed epee, the subject of Sankreytams Stamteof Henry the Ehibib, collected large nuns of money s divotessods mdtasiebandwes belaeglus to others. on trig conirdettee,wids Whiskery had hod tetenateaelre. eleheitga 'smn mimosa they rained mesa any account of such sad desustied the obsesses of when in waste awing. A. 'wicks did etas, antidumping those who ieallbion Save char datimmelm to arise from towel waste, and ismilkOM estransanie and disheammr, to the raulsiirepot wormer, utvirytt was acted um.. metal mostemmthe bankrupt, by a suerender, ultisled Wench to a certibeati. l bis evil peons, to the practice of giving is lists of false debts, to biere , •• .•setnumberetcreditorstoan , ewjt Ms Barrett had bad tbv e ; roniere_, on hie emailsation, ednigis his creditors trearebbOd DI hi , .0• 11 imemperance women and wise. • premien as thesishould be met by' Legislative measures. Times vote NMlConaslssfe.ws, .b..t duty was not WM savers; and * ingeDSWO to bring la a Bill, providing den the Camitissionorseltoold publicly appoint speeik day sae the soleastd ammo puposit of emanates Imo the past catileat aK the kushruys, and datennintog from that itunestatimi whither hearers& be perms to be recummestkil to the Chancrier fur a • sorstacete. TIM. week' equals* the practice of 4 Chosen Cum rich theca the lasolveot Debtors—whincit 7p w wtby Si remark, that teafece which ia Cbeacery these Cr rmsifstiQllii woahl natio entsditd ti labs any judicial Dance of, WOWS, SWF bean tandem' debtor lialge to be colleott for Em men: This wee se imeasineney in the Legielatere, and ebeekl, be bored, be shortly remedied by the meaner@ is cantempla lee. 4 : Leavy was diets givco to she Hemerable Member to Meek, a Dill, to a better providoe for the rapresiloe oL beak. surey. Thtlionaithen attained instil tansufrevr—(this day.) the Bank Directors in all their money ttansactina- On the present, as on former occasions, the cow plezinn of the transaction will be beneficial for the public—could getting in debt be adrantagoous at any time. The outstanding Exchequer Bills, bearing an interest of Sd. a-day per Cent. amonntslig to about .twenty-eight millions. will be called in, and the fresh issues will be at an Interest of 21d. per diem. On a sum of . 48 milli ins the saving in interest. that 'is. the • ififlrriente between Sd. knd Sid . .will be . bp . , • twitmi loth:end fi ve 'hu nd rut thottsaatt 00.0 . :1410 in other. ,irordi,. a larger 'Principal . Eicheqper Billssltierif.thua be placed at the dispoaafaof.Gotersc "mebtostiboat any increase of the isiterdstdow. , paid on tliaih . tli:!'ehave been already anibun Ark..whiCh the issue will be . :dits44lOs. net transpired. • • •I 44. " •• • On the geheral policyOf the measure we:haven:it sufficient information to matte us to offer any opt.' to attention..ffiness of my sore can only. be determineirby the circumstances what night be, highly censurable at one time may deserve approbation it another. It can never be de 7 sirable that the weight of any calamity should be made to. fillet once, on the Sneerer • that 'which rcight crash hiM if laid on him . at once, he may'l carry if' you allow the load to be divided and carried in separate parcels. In this view even a temporary relief, if poi ton dearly ptirchasid, may piove of ad vantageto the cotemunity.. But, on the other hand, sif it.i s only to sal ve ua Ror:er's block for" once, and do means are tai be devised to lighten the load afterwards; that is, it it be only . a temporary expedient to put off the •evil day--or s in other words, a con:rivAnce to 'Meet eXpenscx which ought to be reduced—lf there is to' be no no diminution of the public tale:, the. result of the measure will be an Increase of the property of the fund-ltplders at the expense of the liajed . and of every other species of property id the Kingdom. ' , •Lsit night we received the French PaPers of Monday. Ori the Km heard Mass bk.apart . ments..-afiar which Mowry:ca. the W . m and Dub* of APool7l,lall * and the Duke and Duchess of Beau,' gave •auslience to the Great Officers of State, the : Ministers. the Marshals, and a number et Peers and Deputies. The Kula, it is said, would receive-zoo. patsy to-marrow. It Would seem, as if there were is: deed some foundation for the ransoms which we abroad of a dweatened crisis in his Majesty's illness.- but we End, from en/Wry at the French Ambissa does, that there "is no •fouadados W.VAe report contained in ogle of, our ktorninitaperslof tads/ 1 1 l that intelligence hid actually arrived Of his Ma.. Ljesty's lateWrits:effete Cagliari is said to a n noonce .the arrival in that city of "a number of Spaniards of db..' Unction, who had beeri obliged to quit .1400 . : Or consequence of being coaserned in an inssiceestifig l .1..0 N1)0 N. /-7-. attempt to release the State prisoners, confined an tlit . . fortreas of Ceuta. it is dreirioteetion to trotted to •- . . • •;.... •. • • tltitfAY, - FEBRIJAKY 7, 1817. • Raceme , to throw themselves under the protectio n of Pittdroe t l'OCith THIS paY A r TwE.I.VE O'CLOCK i the old King CtinaLsvlV. . . Silt k Stock *se ery—lodia Brock lee . I .s t iaaad asi 4111.4;.... rte. 641 , 17C0ar. for ace. tit The Madrid Gasses of the 20th januiry announces . ii*mr COG lisitr-S* Cast. Nan _f7o , . - dispatches- from Pere of the 2111 of May, contain . ,Breast fiNa, pi5 . .177.K. pt. —lads Wads, Or. Mk. pm • • Tbs Moo* Market has been in an unusual bustle for log an account of several advantages obtair.ed by . the iran s elart Mt. Lod a imiltk ; illaie . adigeice la' 'Tlikill '1 .46 e1 ;1 " Royal troops over. the bands of insurgents, as they • th e rice at all Steck. The Three per Cent' Console rose yenta.- , whichthe P • Th of to sot was . = advance of use per sent . tray the'price of are ca ked, infest moues. e most she petrinete day. At the.clase of die Market, dry deceased to considerable action which bad occurred is said to. • ..I.lrr fur Oda narking :reason! were aselgoed—the report cif the . . . . sd of T r e t eckaLing's Derek; the conclusion of the Negotiation , for the have taken place on the April, on the Irma Loa% ace. We rather imagine It arose :nerdy front heights tn of Uspaeyo, in the . district •of Culpina s * s a ws* by *ricers wile bad 'deviously pisrehised at low prices,. _ . -Aid . gf.coursa anima, after such a rise, to realise profits. and any thing more barbarou s the annals of war ':Therein oak do* bat it le the Mi s ister's Uncut/on in eat in an d ,bioodebed have sever perhaps eahibitedq - -aii the Ind Exchequer Bills, awl taus !NW art(d. I'll 6 IneuAre . . -close most hapetv. the F „, e4 .....c oere oteg an i ee sr . ssi 14 I can enure your Excellency," says Colonel Ceti .w. I • . IK Olio • • ' • .0 ort ct ;1 • .iseteoheitoyalist • Commander, , t• that. oeyor was •'. v • fe b ; ave • al ' .. •;:-. 11 . 4 had -- ! accasios , ri A la s . / ..notion ‘ ' In-: thigo. ' irese • , themi_a- Pap, an energysequal to that of taw enemies 1 'Spire as . 0 . I 1 . .. . . . .. . _ . ....0 nothingthe to feas.--it became impossigie to repel Zander Bank Stock opened -. st ff2o,. and - YeatttdaY theta by firing; it was necessary to destroy them it liftoff at.44,..heing a rier:of . 111 d Tile other by the • ltiyontt. Ile miserable Cassano° (the Stocks have . 4 - artisan, ,thingis• no; .pv*4 liii. g ni )tepublican Commander) died by my hand. I aid triremes h I "Ma ilia qviA it mire till his sword rinse peOinitinir.l( ' Ma ifSt r ldat . EtchetiPue 'alio 4 ,, ,_ jell from' . his had. I abw send it you iritis his heal. sere t' frellahlia.‘ 17i.—WisneAst.hal rise I' l ' al .• 16 Kure than six hosed. men were bayoneted or shot." ' • Mil knowo that . tOute liecfthiall iffangenlents have Only' twenty pritooors were taken, and these were b een s e t tled between the dowernm , ...nt analitte.Sask immediately shotl—Such a war of extermination cannot possibly be otherwise than fittalto the tyntrite .. at EosilSea, which in . fact amount to en advance by the latter to such •10 extent as wilt eitible. Mtn . ;it ere' who are waging it. .—..---. ' •to easy gni iho• PgAie husiuel‘ Ifor l "as Without A Packet (the Norton)* has arrived at Palmoilth. l ••-- • • - boviirg recourse to say nesi.iikietk . _ „.. ..pith a Mail from Naw.york. It sailed on the 10th • •Thi *are fact 0(' the Ike is, pilaw . facie.. evidence January, sod brings passengers, Mows. Buono', •• • • th sc , by on, hargaiiiiknAkeak has secured for itself Causer, WI ". ' and- ird'usc'wt 'labs *ten and papers us • 0 **Allem*. •• - ..-4-..,--- 3 -• ' :ippon itotaideenhiff 4 o l 4l 8' • or , in o th er words, 1114 t l'he extra will•be India yo ships Sovsnmott; t. • .the Piddle arc Rs' 'ply 'iirill for the accommodation 'and •Penvlosecs, mitred in .Bauttria•Rogda Ili .• thus afforded to Miniature. In pli •in language. in its September last. '- : • -.•_ . ... ; ~.t.. • • •00,atina it will have the effect oi. anynther . .;oith- - Drat., rises*** fr.-48ailed the whole of -the • homeward hound.for the River. Came down f ro m the intrust meet be paid by teenea. and the *tope] . . •• the River and remain, A* .Cliples, for the South. ~will remain are 'tariff the Nationil Debt.. .. • • Seas I Norfolk for Tnnidad ; and Baltic Merchant The entire arrangement basset transpired, but the for Gtenadc --Five o'Clock.—Arsived, and remain, general nature nf it is not annealed. The Sink is the Ganges, Dana*, from Bativia i . and the Ofean, sol d b e ... Aanowssitru, from Hondons.....Wio g W. ... 14 ' . ''''' • to make an adieus . epon Exchequer Bills ; The Ticket Na *Me .daraniVenterdny a Prins of Torture' . _, „: sides other enulinge" l " .• - is , it I f . said, to be al. •kn v wd Tuovsaue ouvaaas, mid ilia emir MS* of duo Aute u i l* cm . 4 'At,...i2.. to increase its capital, by- a farther bones to the PM, Seldf WAS divided taw She Sliarsi, and all eald is tie PohWe -. 14 ;; jeletoreof 25 per edit. actditicir to their Steck, makiog a b e too P:D w a t r o t r e d r ak ott 's °areal: nor ?"14111 : te l l aO4 iti: 4 4 1:41.4 % .• Wall a profit, ruffs their rellif from the payment el wrao......thb le es Wadded proof, if any were wasted , ski t the, L . . - glimal fay disk per. of 82 perceng, i . W 014 4. l i f i'w" w h w las t4 " acevausiall kfr a giANd:r• hoar coarse, as decidedly as ehe•Meedie ? nines wish. . • . 'Da we blame: Bank Dififtors for managin* • liff.Cireauts Patti Wurrasaltqhaying been anal their t en ds in way whkillineyrrentier t hem Apo* tpleystdcAtir a• considerable thew pink in whin*, is • • profitable to tho tioprieton t - "eilitainly not It is 46 , 211 ' 111 'w Ffewr u h G rway su r i n it is kw nearly tern 94aititly wish that Ministers. e n ev e r • P wed ' and wui appear .trefwm ... *:PA(blie in. the de* duty. . . . 1 course of a few days. The twaveniettefi*Ork t eem . occasion 114 11101 41 4, asaidift 6 Pure w° l3lll . "Perin- as a pocket compition, will, write PIW O NW: tics' to o t h e ikon' lekso with the same careful m on . s p ra p ja kij ac uo n . _ . • - THE EVENING STALL E. • . _ • • ,K Am••••••••• • • Yesterday being the day ap p o s ited h the Pitmen ittsnurr for holding a public Levee at Colton-house, a Guard of HonoUr, from the Sd *Regiment of Foot Ohara', under the command olColonel Sir Jamas Hope, with the band of thriaaerse Regiment, in their' splendid state uniform, which has been presented to them' by their Royal Commander, the Duke of GLOU CEtagR, marched into the Court Yard, about eleven o'clock. A detachment of the Life Guards, with their full band of trumpets and kettle drums, arrive.) soeit after. lin& took their station is to iyslst the Police. • The company began to arrive at ose p' ag . d• continued arriving till half past thirte,.yr,ithOUL cessation. It 'was one of the most 'niece°. tireirees that is recollected, both as to the .biel . _ 414730r/4*re present, as to other persons cifidistint ftton atiffilliski in short, it was a day of i s ejoiiing and itha l rileeil4.cipn of subjects round their Passaic& and I.Sovar4iya, on hitescape-1 rum the late treasouable at tempt on his Royal -Person. The Grand Doke . NICH LAS, attended by his Suite, arrived at an catty hour, dressed in regimental., and wearing his Orders, and • was introduced into the .Royal Closet, *hoe he had an audience; he was afterwards introduced by the Dukes of Yoga. CLA ROM*, and GLoucasran, into the General Levee Room, 'Atte his Imperial Highness conversed with the distinguished charactets he had been introduced to, and s.,on became familiar with the highly distils zguished throng. ' The Pulses Raortay was attended by— The Cahouet Miniver., • the Lori Chamberlain, the Lora' Steward. the Master of the Horse, the Cara* Ot she Yeomen . Guard. the Communise et the Hoosehold, Viscount • Petirrairm, ast.or4 in Waiting ; Sir Hilgrave Turner as Groom is Waiting; Sir John 'lAmestord.-tlis Naval A14 7 4-Camp in Waiting; sir George Woad, tie Military Aid-de Camp In Wait ing; General Vivian, the kquerry is Wai t i ng , th e P age 0 6 Ho nour, mid State Pigs. The Losers MAYOR of Lostuotr, and the Sheriffs' BRIDGES and Mawr, were among the first who were presenteciat the commencement of the General Levee. An - Address of Congratulation on the Planet Ri on/Ws escape, was presented to his Royki Hightleis by the Court of Burgesses for the City and Liberty of Westminster, by Mr. Bova and Mr. iium.av,' ili their full robes, about twenty others of the. Burgesses, their Mace, and oilier Officers. The Matron and Recounts of Yarmouth, and Mr. EDMUND YRRS roN' attended by Viscount SIONIT, General LOrrui,' and Mr. Lecorr. M.P. presented an Address.' *Lieu.' tenantolonel Siame, wearing the Forofgp Orders cardetred upon him by. the Sovereigns of FrenCe and Spakerwas presented by the Etrt of , Ltreurnot., whet the Colonel received the lionWiti of Ktiikht phoo4 Mr. Cusr, UP. for Lineal°, Aa'S.pixiersted ' 31 . Zed Bnowt:Low. • Am)n g the distinguished characters present were: ,The Archbishops of Cantetbury and York, Pritiee hateritelyi. the Foreign Ambassadors and Minietere front the different Courta,; the Attorney and Soliehor:Geterals ;' Mr..Harriton, the :olio-' tor-Geteral to the Duchy of Cornwall; Mr. Nk!tills, the Piucter ; the Attorney-Urneral for the hte of Man, the Judge of the Arches.Cusarr, the High Bailiff of Weatpliniter, the Lori Mayor of London, the Sh e rif. Of L on d on an d Middlesex, the City Renterobra..oer, the Recorder of London, th e C o m mo n Serjeant, the Adjelict.Clenend, the /edge Advocate, the Laid Advocate, the &votary as War, the Under -flecteptrias of State, 'theleeretary of Stets fee the Irish Deportment, the 'Bilkittre- OsnWal to she Q t e Chstaberisln to the Ones, the Matt 'albs H te the the Private Seertniry to the Kilo, the, Neste of the Windsor Sataldishrnent, the State, Page,'he y ape r. *S pouninasier-10-Chid, the Lard thou** . die 4.,hhaet'litinitores, the Acm of state end the tisessisid. the Dots ntlitieseester e whis IMO atiesded by Colo. SS Wood liffilinsp. • - • ri 4( 31. 1 4. following were. also *mos, ihp other Wanks gaislie4Altaraeters prostp4, vain thronged to Callao :liiittlp! lion ibis Rososortikelieleettisie*, ineladiog; tho'relftteill . pattles,.ausOWltintto About 114).1 • Polpes.;-fievasibirei.l44:Arefil t apalerget• •• hientsecs 4 .lloliiisortets. Co/treranis; falishoen 14wdertlet f drbgh Iffleadhlere Beekingitenti fAiihdvll,l fbantley„Mhtleillic AlnggpiprOlfareeriser: • • bliveepool, Bodge, Brownian, I •Bruilfard; Wiewitionk, .Stanhope, Mammon., rut, Itegall. Rocha; MaCibililield, Mulgraee Westmorland, Madam, Mesbutemnit. Petttlfaintouth, Nelsen; Rode*, star-. court Martin, &Wow, Alseilas . woo, Bradford, St. &Twain,ogiStera•. Madelyn, kulala, Mork% Moentcaahtl, .Ash: L ' . ' Viendunta—Caatletreagh, Fadipooth, Hood, Valeada, jlernard, Easeppipm; klinoitit, Sidney, i.owther, Pahmentia, klarimorne. Mafreard, Canton, Britiport, Temple ton. nansilgit. Ghetteynd, Lake. Lords—k 'detach, Clive. Mammon Rolle, Lynedoeh, Clots. came, A Hamilton, Borgiteren„ W. rimrity, Mims Colville, Mtjb Kerr, H. Moore, J. Murray. at. Helens ' ilostoo IR in tone Kenyon, Say aud Side, Sesorrekle. liraybroke Sears. . Aget u )til i t t y , , Lentos. Haviardes, Aodoser..C. Tom:scud. • Hostourables—W. Pole, J. Atbetheot , lt. Vansivart, LesimW. Huskision s Manners 0. tom, P. as J. Nichols, Surges irmarae, •W. 'Dundee, W. PitahroC. Yieke, H Addle:ma • Hosoutables—Rev. C. Tumour, Sit H. Hakim, Hugh Und er', Lieut. W. Waklegrave ' O. Dr Cardouneil, Captain Finch, H. Percy, General Pluppe, Dudley New* Bask Cochrane. Site , -0. Jackson, O. Woad, G. Onion', W. Garrote, (1. Craft, H. B. Wood, H. Joan, Frauds Burdett, J. Bootelo, E. Annaba% C. l'oentskend, Didley St. Low HUI, H. Duna, E. 'ruckey, C. Munch. T. 'Grey . Egerton, George Cumin, , W. Stirling, Marius Somerville, L'Comptoo, J. Gibbons, Tyreeisin Jones, T. Dyke Arland, J. Charade. I Graham, H. Clam, J. Scott Little, J. Mebane, X Harrington, Homo 5. Rom, T. Strange, A. Murray, N. C. Coltburst, 1. Befil, T. Seveunt, G. Rokhisoo, Lawnsuir, H. Sewn, Lucius, Curtis. R Liston; Wi N. Morgan; M. Rklisy, *.yeroft, J. Idgiregur, T. Lavle, • pollen Musa, 11. likgealeki, H Whits, H. Dalrymple. it. Gardiner, N. Campbell, G. Naylor, Hugh Gough, W. Parker, R. Jukton. J.P. C. tfuSvae, H. Calvert, H. Hope, W. Repel. J. Slimmer. H. Torten, G. WIMIL., C. Grey, Hothasn, . H. 12hatipbell, I.•ilurgess, C.. Hut a T. Ptchell, C. BainGeld. IL C.Rdsamdemet, J. Optesford, C. Swink; G. Coebbern, H. k 1 41 114.4. &Melia,. 8. Click Jewels., 4.1. Haggerty, G. Nugarta C, aslalle;” L.rookor, Moe* 1: Do le, G. Quaky, L. Floyd', C.i.lotrisir, Moods Ninseees. Cartiek• 11safi4/4 Quebacv lizoter, Cluster, Oribbigry, Landoll. Uzford. . . . AllbeSSMloe. ' l4 4.iiiisters-40thiRbd42. Sazo.n. * due Ausuplea, French , Portuguese, Savartaa,Duslik,'Wirteruleir t Swoosh, Rawlao 4 Turkl.a.s • • Dareas—Wolfe;De Tbeimasek, De ilastasydasi 0. NaatArir. bog* 0. Shighlerl. Fag* Rest. Couute—Mintster, Antonio. - Dostura—Latbaro t Priao, eku' , Marl* Higbincie, rye, liariaud. • . . ley. Doesora-41wirt; Stewart, Portia". Wl&art. • Rae. Merin—k. H. Chapman. O, & &Sias CE1•4 1 4 1 5 1 MM sr, st Westadroter.. . • • • Birch, Aildas. . • 4•rjraora—Oelloeir, itannia*ori, 2%10'0;1 - -• • • Adokirals.—Sir lieury Sir Campbell, Frant., Plosipio, Lord Itsilatack,iiir 11.. ' Whitiiid, .Sts . limbs% .Sie g. Simmer, Monier ) Piek.ossj.,Bitsider• aid a* • • iiii;=/..llalfosr; F. 1181/did, I .C4inPb4, L eketsehtan,. Sit'e; AVM. sir .W- *elk 11•46, "liiSitltt.Ai, I. tiordou, Swaps, Wilder, Koichi: sou, 0. Cooks*, bir u: Coate, &still", Sir ti • W bite. F. riiu ie.° /Mr U. Petal, Cahill, Sr C. Hal , asseak liselpe, iirli. Wont. 011ie, ilk H. Dalrynvie, Lofts 14std.. liooilstißoyerios, Pi.iptps, Bolton, Sir W. 04 081 11, 1 % Ciffillg*WAYirffikliii• L .. ~ . • •I nem, GossaOa, W: Gino% Skils Campbell, Sc;satona Mirabefbe,lll W. .Ayllett, Taylor, Newlharn, S!, C Illysawrie, Sir Ws Piiagle, Sir R. • Clarke, JJalfiur, Rana", I sif t 4. Debude, Vivian, M, Sir C. Imhoff, Vicars, Farley, Grnitis io, Gorynne„ Peach, Wynyatd, Rubinson. • Colonels—'llibnitsse, Porwinby, P.seth,. 4 4 4, , Rola, Ewan, Dslryrupk. Mules, Battik, H. Athton, Pader, j. Campbeil, Percival, %V. Smith, Dr.Visme, sir R. Gardiner, ter, Lowther o Qatari, Erskine, St. Clair, Sir H F•aminihrti, Combs, French, 'llackery, Gu•sit, 0/irke, Steele, Grant, Wed, Vyse, Wilson,Downie, Fyeri, Dnwionai, Viscous, Arming, Gibbs, Laicals*, J. B. Taylsr, Barrir's. Majors—C: W. I)ance,.H. Vyse, Irby, Rely, D'Arcv, W.ll. man, Jackson. Crois, Lloyd, M• s Culloth, klphinsto?, I, Elliott, Silvans, Pane, By, Laiupfiler, Pasley, J. C. Smith, Pi. cbardson. Captains—Milligan, Powell, Pell,llullen, Hunter, R. Baker, Keinprborpe, Motley. Dickson, Ogle, -Jones, H. W. Gor Randall, Ferguteu, Iklthes, • Bran., Ennui, Fahie, Sr : . R, . P. Catupbril, Striven, 1.. Crolon ' lit Maples, Fa'••-, Gordon; Bremer,-M' Level, Chasribetlayne, H. B Conk C.Jemoise, IL:Mackey, C . 'lrant, • Brenton, Ribonleac,.F Bontele,!Hanietid.J. M. Young, Sonton, Rodd, R.id , Beers. G' • . Nebel!, T. N: Harris, Dilkes I White, Gothog Wise, Nr;ur,e, C. Campbell; • G. Bentham, 'Traver', P. Pohl*, R. B. yve t H. Forbes, Bolder°, L. White, Beacon, Malcolm, Lbw 1, Maude, Adam, Dasbwoul, W. R. Wynter, Benson, Gronon. : IJeuteriants—Edward Finch, ‘segar Parry, R. Butler, ties Terry. Sloilord, C. Neletrn, ituddectr, Dougla s , Hu'cli en Cradock, Manners, St. John, ernes, oriole, Love, Gal e Lye ' • e, arowne, B. Coppags, Cornwall. Comet Gale, Royal Hussars. Mean—Reid, Bak, Reevn, Harrlsoe, Phillips, T. lA'oltct. • Belay, Cant. Banifykle, Croker, C. Barclay, Peel, Lloy 1, (k: rard Noel, Peomngtort, DugJale, Harmito n , Becket. t (mgr., Math. Cobb. H. Windsor, Plowden, G. H. Drommtnd, St. Pa, Oakes, Nugent, Frederick, Hurley, Courtenay a Brent, Whitmore Charles Barclay, C. Arbuthnot, Cirlitle, Cu m:) , Ashbersdant, Dawson, Osborne, Markyans Pi e s c h e q, w w ; Robson, Blaikraan, Wi.liams, Menem, R , Mes A. C.Gr ac .. Wyneb, Tooke, H. Dundas Perrot. devine, Laor, Jinxes Murder, Madam, Rochfort, Sayland °mine. W. K. Abrington, Watts, ebas les Lloyd, Pend, Watson Macey, Preston, Dudley i.Ollll North, Adams, Henry Spam . Woolatore, Tremaym Hemlock, Dasvhetio s tiny, L. P at i n , Bintinek, Cheeks Chat lea Calv e r t , Charles Itncti, Round. Standish, J. Ware, Chve, G. I... Mount, Brooke, Al. g'rnon Percy, Drummond, Dawes, I. Calvert, Ponten, Hart Davis, junior, Cobb, Clarke, R. Hart Davi s , ch ar! , Percy, Dawkins. Robert Keate, Westenra, Mann, Tonple, Davenport, Littleton, Scrape, Bay tord, Ro.e, Drummond,, Del l . T. Dune•mbe, Birch, Murray, M'Naghten, J. Cocks, • Rentax, Hart, Leslie, Buys, hate, tasinieg, Powell, ?i con .; Mastertn. llre,W..Dundas, Douglas, Shaw, it. Westenra, liosnett.G. Uwe Fier. Sinclair, Pearse, C. Harvey, Egenob, Marryatt, Lockwood, B. Skit, Thomas Attree, Henry Clive, TyrreU , B Dawes, 1 las k 'Kegs, W. Comae, Bewnsritir, titirsUy, Arehlhald Heublim, Het. s lel. Osborne Rich, :Turley, Chichester, John Diyby, Groo vy , Arifutinee Edmund, Preston, (aeon, 11111,.Aust, Alechel,Eor. fon, Bruce, Den', Arne, Hawks, Clarke, Manning, Leese:, •Dnunnieud, R. %balker, ..tavile; 'Watson, Beaumont, Boone Whlbrattartr, Freeliag, Poker, Dawseu, Tyrselifet loam !irt, Holmes Sumner, Fens, Roved, Coo, Pascoe Onsafell, Crawrvt Bruce, Rocket, Cognac, Law, Precut sink; Goulbouriti IFch.l t , Wigrant, , Brder, UFA, Penis, Daintily. We.askY Yearlong, ••:. . Aftertf,e %Levee. the Pritmcc R ga in' piesief• to friVest hie:Excellency Sir .Rossur * Lasrii*.trid . . . i.feutenaet general Sir Gono tit DirualatOND,..ifith tie insignia.iff 'Knights grand Crosses of the bloc ,Noble Military• Order of the Bath. By-command of his Royal Highness, Lieetenant General Sir. Atilt. ANDRA CANnitl.l l it night and Baronet '(lite Cuit. nrastder in Chef' at the Isle . of Franci), was invested by the PaiNce Rzovvr with the entignsot a libight Comtniande . Sir ALZXA NDER C4NPBEGL rece:vel the honour of-Knighthood, as Proxy for his Grace the Duke of Wro.tieurox, at his installation into chi Most Honourable Military Order, in theyear lAI2. His -Royal 'Highness yesterday beide Privy Coon -ens which . was,dttended by. *kir Royal Highnesses the Dines of Yount,. CLARSIICS, and GLocctsrut, sad all the Cabinet Ministers. 'The Paine RialeNT gave audiences to the Essirbf ' HARSOWIY. the Lean Canner-twat, ani,,Vistiunt SMUOUTH. The Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, accorcps nied by the City Rernernbrancer. wore introdocre to tie PIUNCE I', 'by Viscount StoraoFtri, and vier.' bonouted with art audience; when his Row, HIGIIIIRSII was pleased to,appoint next Tuesday, at half-past two o'clock, for reciiiing the Address of the Lord Mare, the 'Aldermen, and the Court of Common Council.' • It is with* touch pieAsite tee . have to announce, that Captain WILLIAM liirwexuris, Commander .1 the ship '1 iger; . the Ttirkey Trade, was yesterday elected a Younger Brother r , f the Trinity house. Aim Beery, a wood-cutter, residing Shoreditch, was Tenet. day inainined at Lord buslatturn's OMce, on surplckla : it is said, of being the person who threw the stone which testa the window of the Painca P 4 211t147 . 4 cattier. THE LORD MAYOR AND FOREIGN SEAWN. TO Tut [DITOR. " Su-1t was with considerable aarpriae 1 read an estrum in several- Papers kens a foreign journal, in when my name *u inentioorik and in which was a a . atement wholly *515• substanzimed lex facts. .11w account complains that . b.; Lick I. done foi those poor foreigners who have lost 'the'd yerniis" atlyd heidtb in the service of England ; and ft ahis ware'pros.edk to lament, ' that although the ship prieldet: for their assistance was calculated to Contain ooly three haw dyed sailors, at present 350 poor sick and insulated resigners Ile crowded together with the Marines sod Solders." Now, had all the face:gn Consuls exerted themselves io beta of tit* countrymen as the Portuguese and American tube done, by sending them to their own homes, the number rs hoard would bask: never exceeded two hundred at one time, and as the ship could never be intended is a bled and re manent residence, where men were to be supported in idle nese, It vias the duty of the Consuls immediately to hate Iv warded their countrymen to their own homes. Reinet.l% to ship also, the foreign statement is quite incorrect : is is capable t coutalsung 400 men ; and for the very few wha were scs, at any regent, the Admiralty appointed a bella:1 vessel as at. tal ship. To thew !nether, that all possible attention has been peed to their interest and welfare, and that their services reolire 4 to this C9llotr7 do not go unrewarded, the Hon. George Rose, es hearing that that! exerted myself in their behalf, took the ireiel? of reins down himself on board the Helder, in order to pct . - OS what wage. or prize money were due to any of them: thuf"the result of his 'Snub y was, that out of et 9 'me on trui til• two ships, 19 only appeared entitled to pr;ze-mnney, and she 'Whole amount due to these was in all some tee shillings t h....r ./311; nor were there any wages due in a eagle instrace. lu : :et boll that you will as speedily as passible snake public t!.is cua l ind mistate.ment of the foreign journal, .1. have the honoui to rema.n, year obedient servapt; Mansion-House, Feb. tialt, $Bl7. M. WoOD, Mayer. /RN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEBRUARY 7. - There was rather more demand tar Wb• to-day; and. IC' print* samples, Monday'► rrices were readily obtained; bi there is no improvement in the prate of the ortli.iary qualiss , '• ~Barley continues very dull of sale, and is full if. per quite lower than un Monday, for Use finest yualitlr. ; and is. use de Peas, Beans, and Oats, no alteration. oMI I'HFIbI.D MARKET, FEBRUARY 7. - But 3' 4 tl fo 4s 81 I Veal 5, 0.1 w 65 01 Mutton 3s 6.1 to 51 : P• rh is 0.1 to s , es I 8119119 s;u—blurt, and Lambs 4,94o—Calves I4o—lces 50, • • *HAY AND STRAW Phi LOAD. - - 440 , fi 16• ~us —Clover It. is to 11 1 , ) , - Li. I to ss. • t ' ARRIED. • Yonttilay,at St. Mary.ta.boone, by the Rev. Samuel Sark A.M. Mr. Underwood, of Fleet-atrect, to Mary kastua,44to daughter of the Rev. Dr. Waugh. 1.0N1XIN: &tinted by' Laval. KINT Piibhabtdtbsteoud at the 3tar•Unce: feayk-atr. ~..