The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-29 00:00:00

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'-., - • - L 0 ND 0N.. i.. . /S.Atilik ...,,,....*; 14 - AItC 11 29,. 1828. .. .. ... . •.-......i....... NUIIIBR 5633 IYDNEY died on the • Sedhld !:' • •• • . ' , met SSVIN VINCE. IA . . • c EAST INDIA-HO.USR, MitreA 21, lieff. ' SIIIIMR Coltrt of Directors of Me Pared Company ai , Jll,. igerehante of. England . trading() the Rag Indies, ... 4., 0 .. notice, . ti' t a general Court of the said Company will he beid e* . at their house, in Leadephall-street, on Tees *T, the' ,tsth April next, from Eleven o'clock in the ForelleMs *BOW ••, , Six in the Evening, at the desire of the under•Bisidetwdf ..; Proprietors : ,a' BA L AILLIE, zw DAVID LYON, JOHN PLUMMER, WM. MITCHELL, • . NEILI. MALCOLM, . SAMUEL DIXON, •, i • V. ROBERTSON, ALEX. ORANT, . ROWLD.. MITCHELL. P. M. LUCAS. - 'to ,Magof on the, following Question, viz.— . • '' . tisit.this Court Is deiply Impressed with the injustice v" 'llipit , bulpoticy of the eAoleg Restrictions on the Sugar' • Try* of British belie. • " That these Resratctions. while they operate melt In " jerthusly On the interesti of the the the Ship' " • , Meows, the Sugar Releerr, end Iftwrafeeterets of . .. 4. tills Country. VIII:01 ea fathom , of the 'Wish ' " city at terge . are peculiarly eppreaerfe Int t e i gi;st.,...te-, ;t. • • ' : " Wards our F;tlo44Buitillieti ih Inffie, ea deirli. ,4 . • ''i. Iselital le the islthitiste of the Reatledt, ,Company, net ' .'' Ii ; 1 4 AI 0 ceeueerelal Deity* hat mcooneillita • w‘th the rr ' • ''• sigieiretfty of the Dominions placed under- th eir Revue : 44' se*. . , , ' s. Ttrat as the Inhabitnets of British ladle have the . • . " strongest claim, on the protection of the Eitel India '••• Company, It is the duty of this Court to afford their en •• ce i ges%csapport to all measures that have a tendency to • . " poseiote the prosperity of the vest population over whose *- e‘ they preside, and whq are equally entitled with every ' ' "-•• other class of British Subjects, to the favourable cond i "• deembid of the British Legislature. • , " That it appears to this Court, that since the repeal by • ••the Aets of last Session of Parliament. of the Restric- . :: Dues formerly imposed on the West India Trade, no • -•• pretension exists for any exciesive protection to the‘', 1 . s• Sugars of the West India Colonies, against nose of 1 0 British India. ' " That rts the present unequal Duties on the Sugars of I . • " the East and West Indies, tamlnate In March. 1834,' •• this Court do earnestly recommend to the immediate at •• tentlon of the CoNt of Directors, the necessity of using " their strenuous efforts with Ids Majestyl Ministers, to . " obtain as equslisstion of the said Duties. " That should these efforts prove unsuccessful, strery •' to the just expectstions of i . .is Court, the Court . f Dle • ". teeters be requested and enjoined to presentiletitiois " in the AA RIP awl on heltalf• of the East Imes Company, to " both Houses of Parliament, preying foi an equal/au ' •• tioe of the Duties on East and West India Sugars, and •• rot permission to be heard by Counsel, before the two • •• Vouses of Parliament, respectively is support of their e• claims.' . • JOSIWII DART, Secretary. • .. In ill Pi leo•Lvllaateaant John Marileell to begaptain, with. oat litiebsile dye liii`Lachlan, deceased ; Ensign Roger It It% lb t, vice Marshall ; Ensign D. Camp bell,' fiatiLpay of the 91st Regiment, to be EUsign, vice ' , • 111 , 11rest - illetht Regt.—Eneign W. Montgomery to be Lbiett: mttittlirpwrehase; A. Maeintire, Dent. to be Ensign, Irke Melvi6llebiry I Liattt. J.. Delamel to be Adjut. vice MOIL* dee. • • . IMMElo—LiesiasissiTboatas Stopford. from the 60th Rr- tt p l il lO t v to .be Lialikeilit. lice Adams, appointed to the I 0,11 0 bC0121.e44ent.11.8. Adams, from the 2d West India a1ti , 1 1 41 11 4 041. irk, Cointiall, appointed to the 00th Re elottot,— • Ist . rooyat Teleran Battalion—Lieutenant Same! Sitr gene,' from tholtalf-pay of the Otith Regiment, to he Lietite leAts lade Donald Mont°, to be replaced span the Retired Licit; • ilileign Peter Nogent Daly, from the half•pay 01:*rlitWaient, to be Ensign, vice Crombie , appoint • - ;• StiOTLAWD. * • FORGERY ON THR koi.Ehailllit OP SEGTI-END.-- , Robt. Alderson and l'ioe. 'Agin*, both weavers in Cdper, were apprehended on -Sdrarday ae'nnight. charged with having uttered two hinged one period notes, r arporting tvhe of the Keys' Banit of ficottopd f ia the house of Mee. Wanton. it the pew of Vire, /I precogettion.hieiog been called, they ware fitly *omitted for ;riat. Sir David Metititiff had nearly met 'with a deriOne accident on Saterditt Wl:eight, following the - hounds is 3tratheiru... a. peas thrown from his hetes, and . received me severe eutsrand..brairtes, about the head; but, ire are glad t 6 heart' t$ BOnernable Baronet is nearly, recovered. We underrlidilliit obstacles hdte again been thrown in the way of . fteictlng a new High Set col, on th e north side of.err Town. The Lard Provost and a large body of Ihit Coancitconcerived that roe business had beeti So far arranged,. they operations were on the , eveof commencenteet: - hat if the.Contieil Board, yester day se'nnight, the stthjeetiews agatio- bieacheal, and it ' wee agreed that ,bate my fartheryroceedings went hail, 114.) that the su bscri he rs, in wthetli, the . odea orii, , inated, 11 , 0111 d again . be constdret% to - aicifitain whOtSby they welds' ye satisfied with a situation io the utildle 'of the NOELbi Loch, or failing that, itt,fli'rl cast bed of the Sig 4.laJicin , hamlet •gtono4l.--(Kifik. Star.) • The family of a rispeerablidigiebent of thiscif by been a little &Tubed for soma days, by ao individual who had fallen in lave 'With. thele tenant *tl wbes nt l market, and followed. lier . honie.-•--He afterwiedi mat her a letter, painting in glowing, otikurs 'the 'rake, of., his passion ; promising If shit en%l4" tc4t, claim ira Fsidiy night, at seven o'cloek; be ' rokild Prevt _her, ' i t l'his new gown and hat, and . concluding with so otter to gn to a clergyman, when " filtnen, tread latfliely. light 10, torch, and their Mutual happittanii IV tongututeeted." This letter the girl prudently sitrikedZt6l;hge-tuistre3 : and the gentleman of the limege haVely*:rfqueated A friend to walk home with him at bilf-pagt eiX,, the girl was instructed to say the family were otlbe Theatrf4 and invite her pretended lover to come is, ''{'his she a:- cordingly did, and ushered her Lothario into'tlie dining room, when, seeing his mistake, he wu Ald gladly have made his escape; but the gentlemen were oa the alert, and dragged him into the room ; and after receiving a sufficient leettre for his impertinence, and the I.asene , s which he could not conceal that he had intentiett to pr,e tise on the girl, (+ll which he bore with the greatest .. , :in; livid), he gave his address, and was .i.ereeitted to Jr , part.--(ibid.) DUNDEE, MARCH 26.—At .the heidnnteg of the week, the weather was comparatively mit The frost, however, was intense on Tuesday and Wednesday; and this morn ing the ground was covered with snow to the depth of several, inch es. . 'Eh, snow is still lying to a considerable depth in wise Places of the surrounding country. Some of the tvrmers 'ere estetrising the plough_ and the IsArroAr autonpt, the Wreathe, that they Indy get the lahotlrs of the Spring begun, , . . , betherrelad theist:lg h Glenshee aod (Penochil to Aber ffitfdy:i for tostattee,)siddle-Itorses and fOot-pasiengers ca n With difficulttpass. Foddetis IteryssAroe In eke Hilo. huadffietricts• • _ rILL.......Arri _-..if-. megpurr nilleadka ir. l -Assietaat-Sewson Ryod Lowder M.D., Awn thabsifiwywf the late second Royal Veteran ' Batte lle*, tote Assistant- Surgeon to the Forces, vice Gow, who Mips. earrlsolstr.—General Sir Robert Brownriag, Bert. G.C.B. to bi toseraor of Landguard Fort, vice Geueral Lister, de tease . . -- ; ~~~ DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. The following are particulars of the awful and melan choly load, stated yesterday in our Shipping Intelligence, of the Alert Pocket-Boat, Capt. Morgan, bound from Dublin for Liverpool. jt DNB DENDRIED AND THIRTY LIVES LOST. The following account of this Most melancholy event to from a Gentleman, who arrived in town yesterday in the Holyhead Mail—lle left Dublin on IVedoesday looming, and sailed with Capt. Skinner, in his admit.- ',My appointed steam ve4sel, from Hoe th, at about eight o'idock, and readied the pier at Holyhead at about three in the afternoon. On landing. he learned that a vessel had foundered about ten miles from the head, but no ves tige of the tyre. k was viiible. Boats were sent out in all directions; when, at about five o'clock, he was sent for Spencer's Hotel, to request he would go down to the beach to see some bodies, to see if be could recognise the remains of any of the unfortunate sufferers whose bodies bad been picked up. The belies of about twenty-nine persons, principally females, were landed from the seve ral bode, and were stretched to different parts of a field, near the water -side. The Most airful And roelencholy spectiele here pre sented itself to the view. Mothers, with their Wattle at their breaete, estblbited the last dying efforts to &lig to life; hat, alas, they clasped' nothing but their innocent infant, who, with its ft antic mother, so suddenly and so *son wits immerged in a watery grave. Children of the Rees of two, three, and four years were Only fiknd near females of between twenty and thirtt years of age, pre sumed to be their mothers. • The countenances of the fete men whom he saw, ex— hibited a strong contrast to the plassiflity abicb parved!td . those of the faces of the ram% 'hick Of ooersf, ware Is conscious of tiseantlciyated destita which elite evatgyg674 r l . relehall•thkriqfpfiffiteelltirAhtti.' mg. and which had liven picked imp previous to the de parture of the mail coach from Iliolyhea , l, was that of a llisior Kelly. at least so the papers which were found in his pockets led the Cost-im-house officers to conclude eraethe'geotl-itian's nsme; but although our informant *lNa acquainted with a Major Kelly, who had been on the staff of General Egerton, he could not take upon himself to identify the corpse of the figure hitless-, which 'certainly, in point of perSonal appearance, bore a strong resemblance to that gentleman. Colonel --. a Gen tleman who knew bins well, apd who came over in the same packet with our informant. expressed his opinion very strongly as to the identity of Major Kelly; but the feet ie, the countenance was so completely distorted, that it was impossible tO trace' the resemblance of the features. There can be bo clonbt that the body picked up was that of a gentleman, for that part of the dress which he bad on (being all but his hat, boots, and coat), ascer tained that point. Upwards of 2001. was found in his pockets, which is safe, it is believed, in the hands of the Custom-house officers, together with the letters and do cuusiats that were found on his person. Our informant, immediately after viewing as much of the appalling spectacle just described as he could bear to look upon, endeavoured to find out some of the survivors, who it ap pears were only 26 out of 160! He saw ore, who described himself to he the only ca bin passenger who had been saved. Ile hid scarcely recovered from the effects of having been in the water nearly two hours, and his answers to the few questions put did not give suds full information as could be de sired. • . lATERATVRK. ' PlrinE falloning very intereoling, New Works have jit just beru published, sitdirey. hail)( all , Wait • • SC RAH* CRAVACTIRS Of ALL NATIONS. or 1114110/J3 of pearly SOW Living Persons, in every walk of poblie Life, wini 138 Pororsits, Printed in the size and type of Debrsit's .Ip..taitt.olur Baronstase, in S volo. 41.45. in bds. A Utetiosiiits - or UNIVERSAL Htsveaz and litotlease•el. IllOGR•PlIV, with Portraits , anil Maps, bsautilnity printed in noupartii type.. Price. ills. Od. boards, or •14s. Oil, calf gilt. Otettroutta Naa4isttivins, -contenting every Nieritioe in E r e Ot i l and Now. neaten% in I .Adi t hiAmiaiiii o p ik i=toi4ogiQt . sni fi krtsili's itritit7ta:bistintf.. Vita Caaomutoor of : Amado.se Felts Yeans, 1773 to 1823, being the Suhsta.estbket VOli. of Annual firsister. 13s:in Mattis; oritNeWalitely, at Is. W. Tna-Pa MINT STATE 01 , ^1 1 HE BRITISH EMPIRE, corrected to Feb. II:43, with the new Population and Financial Ta bles, rod 1:1U Maps and Views; by tie Bev. .1. Goinsurrn, price 3s. ed. In red. • IPrinted for Sir RICHARD Palcurs anti Co, Lowden. itehallowed traflick in the hod of the dead, io* pre va• lent, as to cause the graves of their drelations. to Ise ,watched for several weeks after eieh• intertneut. • Thrir suspicion is particularly, and peens!), not altogether un justly, directed against those itinerant etzangers who tra vel thrviegh the country with hors«s and carts, aeliiiie• flour, bread, &c., and collecting politely anti exc.. nt,,, the resurrectionist who falls into the hands of the earag-ol Highlanders! 4 FiSRPAR, MARCH 20.--On Monday, a deposit of human bones was discovered, by a labourer, white clearing trie a ditch on a rising ground iu the immediate neigtaiei;,- 1100 , 1 of Forfar. The bodes were pretty fresh, and stint retained some of their natural sap ; the skull was entire, and almost all the teeth were fast. From the Wont of the soil (light dry earth), these remains cannot ha v e .been long in the ground. Suspicion connects them etre' the fate of a poor pedlar, who was in the practice of fre quenting this place about fifteen or twenty years ag.) out who suddenly disappeared from the public-hen , e where he was quartered, and was never again heard o A prim-looking fellow, who gave his name as Rnb, .11ackeezie, was charged at Perth, before the Police fie' Perth, with imposing upon several people, on the pre tence that he was employed, or expected to be employe.% as a Government agent for enlisting sailors and nitrifies. lie had taken a room as a rendezvous, hired a room window to display his flag, and taken other implotontr steps under his assumed character, to gull his land!otal and other publicans out of their liquor,fur which lie no ver paid, and out of money when he wanted to borrow. It turned oat that he was a pensioner ; and, when called nn for his defence, he coolly remarked, that lie had not hint; to ss s. only that he would refund the sixty-six shillia;o a whiih he had gnzzlefl, when he got his pension. It was formerly mentioned that the herring fishery in the Frith of Forth was doing well. It is now about con cluded for the season, and although the winter 17 45 iery stormy, it has been more productive than fir many years. Fortunately for the fishers, the herring market at present enjoys its full share of vivacity. The demerit N very gond, not only from Ireland, but also from oration% places on the Continent. and the herrings have, within this month, risen from three to four shllines a 'barrel ; and there is every prospect that the old stock edit wholly disposed of, before the herrings make their ap, pearance on the west. coast. • GOSS'S WORES. ifonsiaens paging: , sutra sapid. Our page relates to mao.—M ARTIAL. Jilt published, price bs. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, L THE tEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Com mentary on the indiscretions arising from Human „Frailty, In which the Causes, Symptoms, ffic., of dis eases are fully developed; Part 11. embraces Practical Observations, and some Interesting observations on vegetable and animal life; in Part 111, is a Series of .Cases illastratlve of the preceding subjects, explaining , them in a faddliar manner. By GOSS and Co. Con' Pilling Surgeons, London. Nature bentis Omnibus nee dedit, at gels cegnoverit ull.—CLattniavr. . lance Heaves to aU the fund qf bliss artpplies, Its frugal apptication marks the wise. t ilvosi•x•, • Non-Medical Analysts ; in which is contained some iuteresting and important cases. Quo. fligit Venus ? lieu! quote color deceits. }}or. Lib. 4.0 d. 12. • Whitherilles Lore? Ali I where the charming bloom? The abuse may he had at 20, Paternoster-row ; b 9, Pall ; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 32, Fleet street; 174, Fleet-street ; 441, West Smithfield ; 98, Cheap nide; 4, CatLerine-street, London; Porter, 72, Grafton street, Dublin; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow ; Dutton, Bury, St. Belmonds; Stevenson & Co., Burks & Co., Nor wicks E.. I NrA, !pswieh ; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Shep pard, Bristol; Hatt, Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds ; and at all Ilooksellers.—N.B. Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their house ; and Patients in - the Country are requested to describe minutely the ease, pelosing a remittance for Advice end Medicine, which can 11111foxwarded to any part of the World.--GOSS and Co. R. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. lie stated his name to he M'Kenzie; that be bad lately arrived from some port of Scotland, and had only been a few days in Dublin. He appeared to he con nected with some mercantile house, and it is believed had been accustomed to a seafaring life. He said that he had been at his birth at about ten o'clock on the morning of iVednesday, when, it being a dead calm, with a wrong current tide flowing, the vessel drifted on a rock called the Moon Rock, near the Skerries, about teamiles from Holyhead. As far as he could learn, the moment the vessel struck, the Captain ordered out the boat, to endeavour to tow her off. A sufficient number of the crew, with,.it is believed, a few passengers who get into the boat, endeavoured to tow her out to sea, and all hands were applied to the pump. Although at so early an hour as ten o'clock no signals of distress were observed, at least no relief was afforded. The steam-packet which left Holyhead at eight o'clock in the morning, unfortunately - for the unhappy sufferers, must have passed her by tips ards of an hour before the arci sli occurred ; and, certainly, no kind of assistance was afforded until it was too late. About an hour after the vessel struck, she sunk. The death-dealing confusion which ensued, ntafeasily be Imagined by those who wit. nessed the spectacle, which our informant, an eye-witness of tht tragic scene, has a. temifted to delineate. The Caplan, it seems, reached the boar, which was, howerer.top fall to.take him in, but he clung to the side, and reached thr neare4 land. The cabin passenger, of whim every enquiry sus made, ronld only answer for himself, that lie Mid hien ararly tap hours in the water, having clung to a trate, which our infotinani saw. li is bell• red that three other persons eadeavoure•t to save themselves in the same Ivey, but the crate would scarcely support one, and that one was saved. The mail coach horn having summoned the passen gers away. they could learn no further particulars until they rearbed Bangor Ferry, when the hoatineit iiiiiirmed them that the Captain ('.lorgan) had come roam' by land, and just crossed the ferry'ori his wry to Liver• rni ; he loud given little or no information of the ac cident. tit the autTerers, the men appeared,. from their dress,. to beef the lowerorder. The tematroanil.ctiildren sere all decently and comfortably clad. The former are sup- 1 posed to be the wives of soldiers or tradesmen. • . "'lk. knowledge of disease is half its cure." NO Medicine has hitherto maintain. d its reputation so unifonnly as Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. Its amazing sale thrnughout Europe. America, sad the East, proves it to be the stated resort of the Nervous, the debilitated, and the infirm. In Loss of Appetite, a Depression of the Animal Powers, Low r,res of Spirits, and a Sinking Mind, its highly strength . !Bing and cheering properties are well known and tiptiversally acknowledged. To Otos° whom the fasci tattoos of appetite and passion, or fashionable haliits, have, wbolo - the early victims of weakness and a too sensitise frame, *cannot be resorted to in vain, as a short trial will illlermily prove. The Cordial BRIM of Gilead is sold by Mr. Joha.ton, es. combim ; man g er. MO Oxford Street, London Mrs, Ants Bowen, Norwich; and all Booksellers, in bottles. erica Its. each; there are also Family bottles, price no: containing !bur bottles at I Is. including also the dirty; the stamp affixed to each bottle bears the original proprietor'4 name and address In the engraving, '• Sagami Solomon. Liverpool." to imitate which ie felony. FlRS.—Yesterday afternoon, about font. o'clocic, the warehouse of Messrs. Mackengie and Co. shoe-ananuf.,e tiirers, iu front of the Blind School in the London r 03,1, was discovered to be on fire; and, at first, thre.cened de struction to the surrounding buildings; but by the time ly arrival of engines from town, and a plentiful supply of water, it was speedily extingnished without any vei y ma terial damage. The extensive spare at the was soon blocked up by the numerous parties, who con sider an annual visit to Kennington Common, on Good Friday. as one of their chartered privileges; but to the rrenit of the Magistrates of the county, the disgraceful scenes which took plice on former oc..asions were now prevented, by a numerous iosse of officers being st it.oo• ed there, to prevent the annoyan: e to which the jut abut. ants of that respectable neighbourhood have been obliged to submit. An engine driver had a lucky ester, iu a race with another along the Borough-read; be was bold ' ing his leader by the h-ad-stall, when by a sudden jerk from same new laid gravel, the chain-traces broke, au l being thrown with great violater to the ground; bit, ariddenly rolling himself heels over bead, the engine for tunately pissed tsim . without injury: rising immed asefv, he recovered hilt shaft horse, and renewed the race, aid, finally, theugh•with one horie,beat his antagonist. am; is conaegiaenliy entitled to the preminua claimed by-the first engine. The populace, who expected he would have been Crushed to atoms, beneath the wheels of the (—gine. carriage, received hum with shouts and acclamations, snot very lanilably . gistsveitin getting the engine into The eautge Is hitt trilling. ErIINDIN'S PAIRS '1" f SUSSES, without metallic springs, WO, Fliwt•street, eight doors from remole .—T. GAWAN begs respectfuliy to in'orm the Public. that in addition to being strongifrecommended by Surgeons of eminence, he has bad a repo ition of orders from indivl dolls who have for some years been subject to slight es well as difficult Ruptures. The Patentee can most cull& deafly assure the afflicted these Tresses are bate In all posi tions of the body without galling; this is proved by Gentle men of rank who.are frequently hunting, and the working class, even bricklayers' labourers, who have been advised ,by Vie Faculty to useihern. Tory are made light, yet du tab(e..aad may be worn imbed. Adults and Children have been cured. .The Prices are reduced, and to Charitable In- Minatory's considerable allow . ance is made. _ : KB. The srearity of the Tru:s.edabies T. G. to offer to persons, even with the most difficult cases of Rupture, a fair . TILI , and will return the moue, if it do not succeed. 11.41111)9iff Liv• " The Glue ter REFUGE FOR THE aorritirk • w A l f ra T t r. ti D ng im ire s p d a i r a t t m el z;t : : ;alio FI teases ad accurate knowledge of (enlister l of ' actlptions, is tritbost loovrabranee. and of aid vitalid Amnions habits. Frosted appltcasts teettatopials ktit. I lity, honesty, sad general good character will be • None who are ender 30 or shove 43 Yekre of age tifr--tAttarii post-paid addressed to tbe dards% Hothimestntre l will be day attended to. Fennel application auty be made at des 1101110. is Inatkpey-road, ou any day. except Sunday ROBERT CEOSBY:_der. HAYDONI4 (MUT JPIt o 'TURIC of L ItUS, which be. hidla •Isesfly three year., Easel, IS. WOW O 9 N, Sib* legyptian-Hall, dilly. Ground door Mlgistighat-rMiaktanal Is. lopes &I. r • • • ' 2/lile4' ct Expit.AORDINARY ADVANI'43/13 CAW ? &WAR/JOU. akttl (XLMPANY. • , • estd43•lltryoldhiseglieliat • than soy • Iblabilabeedat A tlitr* 41 / 1 ' - 12AirtdasosA Cesmont'ate.turepeirldt • • •• ' le die aloe* peasuL Asti tiffs peeled showed is eiee, , pOnsids ; at the WORFOLIi AND 31111 FOLK TEA WARSH • 3, LITTLE! BELL ALAS'S', At the Bask of the Basta All tees sold at this Zetabliebmwat are *fib 1 kinds, warranted Genuine. %elected alistiasted by the t Eminent Tea Brokers. Tim same advastente Turkey, Java, and West India Coffees. Stigersitept, the Pubic. No unpaid Letters received, ealeseemstai an Order with a remitteeee for 4 V sod upwards. If respectable person wishes to sell for tbis Town or Country ; a written order for any quantity. sped f)ing the price, with a remittance, will basest Immedliately ; wrapped in parcels according to orJer. By appointee:4, Fi nc h an co.'s Superfine Durham 'Dimmed, preferred the Nobility, for the combined superiority of its siren , flavour, and beautiful wirier, at only 4e. permed, made in bead for The Country. NQRPOLS and filvEpoLlt Tit• WARCHOUIII4 23, LIT* Btu. ALLEY, up Tukenhouse-yard, at the Back of Ohs Be of England, Loudon. l NO. 118, LONG ACRE IS THE SHUP o .: TO TURMAN! TSIli VERY REST AND CHEAPEST CARPETS A* FLOOR-CLOTHS IN LONDON. , '. 91111 E Proprietor of this Obl-Establisbromet Aga ' I to call the Attention orbit Friends the Publii. who 4re about tarnishing of exporting. to the unusual I t o* Prima, that he has reduced his very Superior Matufeettt o l Stock of Goods to, and feels confidedt tha t epos fpslmeti every Article will folly answer the Deseriptiou given. The very best London-made Brussels Can -s. * s. 4 peeing. from - per yervi 11 9to 4S Etc...beat Foamiest ditto - - 1 II is 4 • Kidderminster Carpeting. at all prioes. Well seasoned Floor-cloths, properly Stied down, train - 9 9to 4 6 `Hearth Rugs, from - - A 0 each. Orvieto end Fine Wool Rags of every Cblour for Draw ing Rooms or Carriages. - Table Covers, Travelling Begs. &e. ite.. CHEAPER THAN EVER. kraut Variety of Capital Matting, frost 6.1. per Yard.. . PoWnaseat to the Country. and a liberal .prlee &au for 1 9 . l . 4 . Carlicialoeschauxe.—Foll tonsure and Advil Shopmem, .._-_,_........._...ad... forihe purpeue of Public._ -io dare tke FROM taisr TtIRiDArS GAZE £TE. . . • ' CROWN OVPIOR, Mieica 25. mitt.Beßl RETVIINSO TO SOW'S IN TIM PREIENT a mil.. Bdrongh of Corfe Corfu.—John Bond, the younger, Esq. in the room of George Henke', Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Borough of Newport (Cornwall.)—J.Raine,of Bedford row, la the county of hi ictdlesex, Esq. • WAR OFFICE, MAIM' 24. 2d Regiment of Life Geniis—Capt. Lord J. Bentinek, from half-pay 7th Light Dragoons , to he Capt. vice S. R. Jarvis. who exchanges, receiving the difference between the full-pay of Captain of the Life Guards and Captain of Dragoons. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Capt. T. R. Swinburne, from the.half-pay of the Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Capt. vice F. Prosser, who exchanges, reeeiv ing the difference. 7th Ditto—Lieut. J. Bennett to be Capt. byporchase, vies Davis, who retires ; Cornet J. L. Pennefatter to babe I.ieut. by purchase, vice Bennett; C. Coc'utute, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vies Pennefather. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Surgeon RobeetTod, M.D. from the s3d Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice 0•Donel, deceased. 113th Ditto—Cornet W. Battier, from the halt-pay of the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vicar. Hardwicke, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 17th Ditto—Cornet and Sub-Lieut. C. Hall, from the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, to be Lieut, by purchase, ViCef Graham, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Capt. W. L. Walton to be Capt. and Lieut.-Col. by purchase, vice Gore, who retires; Capt. R. Reeve, from the Seth Regiment. to be Lieut. and Capt. vice Roes, who exchanges ; Lieut. Hon. W. Forbes to be Lieut. and Capt. by purchase, vice Wal ton ; Ensign Hon. Henry St. Clair Erskine, front the csith Regiment, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forbes. 7th Regt. of Foot—T.ieut. A. Fraser, from the ling- pay of the 26th Regt. t, be Lieut. vice Bloomfield, appointed to the 11th Regt. Ilth Ditto—Lieut. 11. K. Bloomfield, from the 7th Regt. to be Lieut. vice A. Amyatt, who retires upon the hale•pay of the 26th Regt. 13th Ditto—Ensign A.G. Starke, from the 3)4 Regt. to be En3igu, vice Suckling, who exchanges. 16th Ditto—Lieut.-Gen. W. C. Lard Reresford, G.C.B. from the 69th Regt. to be Col. vice Lieut.-Gen. Gordon, deceased. 2711 i Ditto—M. C.Johnstone, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, ewe Rundle, promoted. 343 th Ditto—Supernumerary Assistant-Surgeon J. Camp bell, M.D. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Piper, promoted in the 83d /feet. 32t1 Ditto—Ensign N. SucklisA from the 13th Regt. to be Ensign, vice Sliirke, who exchanges. blith Ditto—Copt. Hun, W. R. Retie. from the Coldstream Regis of Foot Guards, to be Cept. vice Bowes', who et changes. fidth Ditto—Lieut. H. Cornwall, from the Cape Corps, to he Lieut. vice ..stopford, appointed to the 21 West India Re , - giment. 69,11 Ditto—T.ieut.-Gen. Sir J. Hamilton. Bart, to he Col, vice Lord Berescont, appointed to the command of the 16th Regiment; Ensign H. Moore, to be Lieut. without pur chase. vice Peppers', d. c.; Ensign Charles Johnstone, from the illth Regiment, to be Ensign, vice bloorsom, who eV. changes. 711th Ditto—Ensign W. S. Moorsone front the 60th Regt. to he Ens:ga. vice Johnstone, who exchanges. • tefd Ditio—Lieut.-Gen,. J. Hodgson to be Col. vice Gen. Balmer, dec. ; As•istenl-Surgeon t.. 1. Piper, from the 36th Regt. to be Surgeon. vice Tod, appointed to the 4th Light Dragoons. 85 , 11 Ditto—P. Meilen& Gent. to he Foisien, by vice Erskine, promoted in the Coldstream Itesiiiient of Foot Guards. Sten o.ttoe-Capt. J. Hose, from the half-pay of the 97th Regt.tsktm.cept. vice R. Buumty, who.excbeoges, retreiring -the difference. times - kicked ocition lingo ; life of its mo oted by The un- market t cense ton the st Mon- {ornate's, daughter Far Hud- ckoey,l - 100, JchP worth, in thgate, of R. ♦Vood' . R. Frith. Ise, Upper , ell, iu the imlico, Weattuni- as, of Sr. Oftivt of re. ere ,"" . ~~ .1 it- I as r tel rent ale, bang I on Lio- for • d gist, , two 'stern, toted. ed off, )tn tis nd Cp_ ipied a )ears. Ito vi-