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Olig ivils 49esa asa lffl Calles i tegg li tTire Second NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Wag.. ilie Kliste 41, 4 4 5.../N a r e r is J oe . iy t IlLieir ag., IL Rao, Rm.:W. anal J. Vale& Beq•—T. be W _ _ rittit—.J. IlapoiNiere. KT R. r ii• keener -iri .c. R. I Meer C. 2riabroe. TrD r .Saaimbe,ger k t: Perm. Ea+ Nre giba r sibigby t A. C. Nem. die Mao, end H. , —.in. oaf a( die MID. Ram A raze. lmad A Paw. C. W. . Seri* F. Prank i t WS . Weed. Kat. C. • itsq., H. IL Olperyltistkvi aort, - 1LC.8.,T. .ii., Bur., W. U. Owe, g .. J. Esq., J. Walter, Rae. CB., lion. .firiree. Erg., R. Wonky, Bog—To be , of site WUITE. liorwal careanro wore aloe appointed FLAG Met, rir--.A. P. Hollis, Fag., Sir Knt., nem, Nog., Sir E. W.C. R. Oyes, gives Fora. a tilierit.7o4 CAL. T. Dundee, Rae • - IL H. Zera. O. Aisle, Seq., J. T. Sir T. -y, Dail. K.C.IL ,W. Cumber liereseri. C./1., R. Lieeoferee. KR • B C. 8.11, Eev aq Ue li e. la T. Rierlos ... _lrewa 1. .11,Ight 44... . am. 'ilkriela,' . aid C.Adpio, Itelk—Te b RALII of Ms" VAIN. 4~Drow ambit Limits Hielmin. , Jelisel n, Dart. Aries, Esq. C.D., etlte Womb la Arahmea mos of Aigaw Pat- Complisit ash thiga, "um illarommt a i tt o t aib;dm, limbs& 4,44/ beirgiiet meihe agarvitio bsW ns it Amor Plimpossetlary'frein tho soft mot ils/141tor t t. deliver bis hew thmetkeeed kg the light HM. Swigs ' 4 4 Istetwiery Mos dor GlissereEst - IEB SUPERSEDED. , vine-merchant. .-friars, merchant. lERUPTd. to surrender, Jone 14, 16, and -Tote, Birmingham. Solicitors, Metcalf, Chancery-Lure, London t • G Young, Austin-friar,, wine sod July 9, at taw. at the Bank. Van &Man and Tindall, Dow. , tea•dealar, June 11, 14, and July 9, Liverpool. Bakken, Mr. Joseph -,. Masten= and Falwell, Great n. Swift. Ashted, Wszwie July 9, at twelve, at the Stork Messrs. Alexander and Son, *. bee and Hunt, Birmingham. , Monmouthshire, eosl-merchant, one, at the White don Inn, Bristol. Greenfield, and (Madan, Gray's Inn; tympani, tailor, June 9. 10, and LiverpooL Solicitors, Messrs. A. Token finern.yand ; and Mr. Liverpool. • antptoosbire, scrivener, June 13, 'Crown Inn, Gosport. Solicitor*. Minchin, Gosport and Verulain.buildings, Gray's er, May 31, June 8, Bristol. Solicitors, Mersa. .fon ; and Mr. E. T. Meredith, Muscovado Sugar, computed .., ceding the 26th day of May. weight, exclusive of the duties of os tM Imponstieu dense into the Returns received in the Week MT 21, 1828. Rya. Beans. Peas. s. d. e. d. s. d. t 24 II 41 9 3B 2 37 8 'OR BRITISH PRESS. Distillery Lau, in your Paper d the cost of British spirit, and buslnens of a sugar planter. distillers are compelled to use craw barley, yet that the Eng. I rit sold to the rectifiers, do not melted grain. The calculation of ought to be— £9 0 0 3 0 0 £l2 0 0 twenty gallons of spirit, this cost gallon ; and it is in evidence that Vd. a gsllon, over and offal, gives a fair profit on the British spirits, at the above pries at 21. yd. per gallon hydro. _./. In corroboration of this cal. Scotland. of a better quality, has •u 2s. 4d. per gallon hydromeer but it is believed that this price, competition, did not yield a fair profit on quite absurd to say that the . him nothing. It is part of the barley and tats are part of farm which also produces / that barley costs the farmer u to say that rum coats the . sugar. ,Irometer proof, not because ly it at that price, but because he charges for cask, freight, insurance, ' to Is. 2d. per gallon on the gum- - that rum is continued to be made than Is. lid. per gallon, and he. a do so or abaodon.the cultiva. . 2s. 9d. per gallon, rum will as the purchaser must pay an per gallon, which in truth is a most .1 on rum has been only fid. per it does not appear that it has British spirits. What is to be elute duty is Is. M. per gallon spirits can be sold will always regu - late th e price of all spirit used by the rectifiers, because the power of supply l uwilmited t but sheets's:laq ofrutti must be in propor tion to the extent of the sugar cultivation, and that cannot be ex lapded our Colonies --im the contrary, it must gradually become LAY Evr ii.LIG RATS. - COURT OF OF KING'S BENCO, B.ae VADAT, MAT Mt Lowden 0/nursed Sittings offer Aida Tyra bottre rib LORD CHIEF J UST ter troillPleatre Juries. rt. DOTS, Idea. s. Rua:ill:V*9 s. a Tits wass steams fdr lam* Mg aseived by the defen dants, to the *Man Pbactbst=iesur• The cue was this s---1 , Mae WA of last, the plaintiff leeeiTed a else& for fifty gaeltels, draws he hi favour by his bro. dia. Mr. *award Down. a prune 1w *s hoar of Se P. Pole, Dees and Co. upon that Lin. Tbe Mende mhdl Ms wile, as was seal* esseees the My at a slap% Ihe MallogeoWAreade, PE OUITMCONDE NW. timmie Am a* Polmodeu of the cheek, hipTcl e t aoridelat Napped is 4IRS flitilit .00 the Stai Novembc . Zest lbw aid AO la dr after noon, a. came . 2p p r in t eg Or are linen. drape% la- ' asi a scarf at taus e r: lslPar doe soma ISsifylbe li d lily. She tendered the eased= a papseas, sat geeing to have the Man.. Oak at the matesse Illedeent the bill of par cels. earl Ine cheek to mod the la the eounting.house. to "Wag bib about taking it. latter cause beta the shop, arch that the woman w* respectabloowessace, he as harestaita • hoe abate sod . es Use clash. She said was alma wrier, aall eta to who it, sidle accord. wrote with a motet- Amp, lagisearest, namapton," directions. Ma a r pa bee al. in ark awl she went with hie _witalmq It being too Lie that evening % sat the Meet a as -bon= a clerk was sent next aka opt to Sir P. Pole and CO.'s, 4 elks ag asaa : g . ask toe home of pt re l i s ka is . 0111 Net of e checks for Mos. its inn Ili the habit of Oats ' ISI, llge. the bade of• the* lotto imbed in dill"Mika isaisose mie l able... No IPI & Ari l l gi g 4 6 :c il li n ec ti l i t b ile . blio•••• ...Anne IMO emended the ataist or it, isa Oar" in their own snag; mg W. haft . Sway nosey, this action WOO MS rt . u Wen . • le •sto a circumstances on. dal Irk the , thus dock, they said thly #l l4 . IMP it. wleltesit • flay were not in the Raab olraelelog , ' lap road for gads, un dlwZr heas tbeleallve ea siwaik otherwles to be per. sap bi slags pada ef Neede woe bought. Upset as-. ' -afinbeet mesa as tar ark, hammiest that no as Mrs. Japanese% a lestior-street, Wasp. ton. Tbe wee whether the seeks was maintainable. Mr. Scaltint obi Mr. P. Poxxocz, for the plaintiff, eon. tended that Bei haviag received the check under circum stances which eaglet alb= owned =spades, they were liable by , law to pay the amanita the real owner, in ems - g • of their want of due caution in ascertalaing whether the woman who presented the check had a valid right to it. First, the check was (liken of a total stranger ; second, it was oar due six days ; third, it was brought by a woman who said shimuld not write, and fortnight it on behalf of a lady ; fourth, it worgessented at a late hour of the day, when it was impossible to makskiequiries about it i fifth, the amount of goods bought was only IL ; and lastly, the defendants had de. parted froui their usualsourae, by presenting thecbeck themselves, at an early hourthe following morning, instead of paying it to their own bankers. All these were circumstances of suspicion, which ought to throw the loss upon the defendants. lir. DIKMAX, contra. contended, that as the defendants had received the check fairly and-ions fide in the ordinary course of trade, it would Le unreasonable to call upon them to refund the amount of it in this action. They . were in an extensive way of trade, and had taken every precaution which could reasonably be expected in such a transaction. If this came were to be determined ass question of carelesentes, the balance of negligence was clearly , on the side of the plaintiff; for. In the first place, it had been 1 - loosel y . carried in Airs. Down's pocket-book ; and in the second, no notice of the loss was given to Vole and Co. until seven days afterwards, when the check had been paid. Indeed, there was no evidence whatever that the check had ban, in fact, lost in the manner stated ; and, fez sorbing that appeared to the contrary, the check might have been paid awey by the plaintiff; and so found its way into the hands of a bona fide holder. On that ground there ought to be a nonsult. ;The Lord Chief Justice said he should not nonsult for this objection.] The defendants had done every thing that could be expected of them, in ascertaining that the check had been honestly obtained by the woman who had presented it. No tradesman in a large way of business would be safe if the "de fendants were held liable to the loss of money paid under such circumstances, The LORD Cuter Jorricz chArged the Jury, that if they were of opinion the defendants took the check under such circumstances as ought to awaken suspicion in the minds of reasonable men, a:- quainted wi‘h business, in point of law the plaintiff would be en titled to a verdict. On a former occasion (in (Jill v. Cubitt) he had laid down the same rule of law in a case somewhat similar. That opinion was afterwards contravened; but the Court of King's Bench were of opinion that his rullag was right. Trying this case by that rule, they would dispose of the ease in such a manner as ap. peered to them to be putt Sad proper. The Jury retired for upwards of an hour, and at length returned a Inaba foe the plaintiff—Damages bOl. C. Isaacs v. COHEN. This was an action by an Attorney of this Court for slander. Mr. OURETT and Alt. PLATT wag for the plaintiff; and Mr. D was for the defence. . The plaintiff had been concerned for the defendant professionally. On the I stJllllO last, the defendant appeared at Mr. Justice Bayley's chambers, In Sergeant's Inn, to justify as bail in an action against a I Mr. Davis, against whoni the plaintiff was employed as attorney, 1 and came to oppose the bail. The defendant, irritated - at the ap. pearsnce of the plaintiff, addressed bins in offensive language. Mt. Cross, so attorney, and \Vm. Evans, clerk to the plaintiff, were called to prove the words alleged in the declaration. The latter witness proved that the defendant called the plaintiff's pauper; that though he was now an attorney, he should not be so long, for he would have him struck off the roll; that he was not to be trusted with an action; that he - always kept his clients' money when he received it ; that he was a false-swearing perjured fellow ; and that he had prepared a warrant of attorney upon an improper stamp, whereby he (defendant) lost his morq. Other abusive language was proved. Mr. DI En KAN addressed the Jury in mitigation of damages, and contended that a farthing would amply compensate the plaintiff for any pre udice which his character had sustained. The Jury , under the Learned Judge's direction, found their ver. diet for the plaintiff—Damages, One shilling ; Casts, One Shilling. uotioaav V. •RCHDEACOE CORBETT. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, an eminent auc tioneer in this metropolis, against the reverend and very re. spectable defendant, to recover the amount of the plaintiff's bill, for a journey into Cumberland, and surveying an estate there, of which estate the defendant, jointly with a gentleman named Stowe. now deceased, was trustee under the will of the late Lord Muncaster. It appeared in the course of the evidence that at one time It was contemplated to sell the Cumberland estate, which belonged to the deceased, Lord nluncaster, sod in order to further that ob ject, the plaintiff had been employed by the late Mr. Stowe, with out the knowledge of the defendant, to make a survey of that estate; the property, however, subsequently becante the object of a dispute in the Court of Chancery, where it wax still in litiption. The Master In Chancery had refused to allow the plaintiff's is. mad, and the plaintiff was therefor* compelled, in order to ob. tab payment. to bring the present action against the defendant, as the surviving trustee under the late Lord Muncaster's will. No evidence was given to bring home to the defendant any personal liability, and Mr. Scastrir, for the plaintiff; and Mr. PARK for the des fendant, consented to withdraw &juror, the defendant promising to use his endeavours to assist the plaintiff in getting the amount of his bill allowed In the Court of Chancery. The Loan CURS JUSTICE concurred in the arrangement, and said :11:t eviry r.sim parsos wholad gone_:,he Oxford circuit must know that a more hatoarable bias than Mr. Arehdesoon Corbett did not exist, and in all that baniettleee be was merely acting in dischatge of his duty. if ells male was to be made personally answerable fee the engagements of anot h er, no Ina in ids senses would ever LIVERPOOL, FVDAY EVINING. Wind N.N.W--11'gh Water 7 vain. peat 7. Arrived the Oulnare. from Neer York, sailed 27th April. On the 17th May, lat. 47 32, long. 23 42, spoke the Java, front Liver pool for Boston. Pheenis, Blaeknock, front Philadelphia. sailed 26th April. On the 14th May, in lat. 43, long. 31 30, spoke the ship John, from Campeachy for Liverpool. Same day 'poke the ship Israel, Iva, from Rio de Janeiro for St. Petersburgh ; out 48 days. Clarissa Ann, Rogers, from Mobile in be days; Two Brothers, Mundell Unerigg, Wilson ; City of Dublin, Delap-from ; Sr. Patrick, Forest, from Newry ; Clementine, Coll, from Wexford ; Amelia and Hannah, from Cork ; Swan, Aitkin, and Glasgow, Mick, from Glasgow; lady Elizabeth, quayle, from the Isle of Man; William Scott, Crew,-from the Isleot Man; Ann Worthington, Duman, tam Limerick; Economist, Wallace, from Dublin; Active, Wilson, from Westport; Euphemia. Gibson ; Grace. Moore ; and Peggy and Jenny, Steel-from Sligo; Blos • som, Cummings, from Galway ; James and Catherine , `Alpin, from Limerick ; Mary, Braithwaite ; and Orion!, Davies-from Cork ; Brothers, Matthews, from Sttawford ; Telford, Hewitt; and Lutes, from Dundalk & Britannia, Hanna, from Wigton ; William, Williams, from Newport; Renown, Julian, from Galway; Michael and Mary, front Dftkeds Grace, from Tralse; Ann, Glaister, from Marypert ; Mllsbbourn, Richards, front Newry. The Orbit, Murphy, frost Liverpool for Para, was spoken 31 May, in lat. 16 N. long. 33 W. The Union packet, Lloyd, from Bahia for Liverpool, put into Cnsokhaven 23d inst. by contrary wind: all well. SATURDAY, MAY 28. %Vied N.N.W.-High Water, 39 min. past 7 morn. Arrived the Emerald Isle, Langlands, from Dublin ; Paul, Maas. from Dantzic ; Henry Bell, Johnston, from Glasgow; Jane, Pooley. from Drogheda; Mary, Cournan, from Dublin; Tolson, Smith, from Pernambucco (sailed 15th April); Juno, Star, from Newry ; Fortitude, Leary, from ditto; Fylde, Wylie, I from Dundalk ; Prince Coburg, -, from London; City of Glas gow, Carlyle, from Greenock; Alexander and Jenny, Redick, from Cork. • MAY 27.. failed the Louisa Augusta, Richter, for Dantzig; Caroline, Wallace, for Sicilly ; Stad Wisemar, Sargent, for Wis mar ; Kelton, Brocklebank, for Dublin ; Active, Lord, for Lea den : Alfred, Moore, for London ; Arctic, King, for Wexford. MAY 2&-Abi g ail. Garden, for Gothenhurgb ; Mentor, Wil son, for New York; Julie, 3lullenbrock, for Ostend. HOLYHEAD, MAY 25. Wind S.W. by W. light breeze and clear. MAT 26.-Wind E.N.E. fresh breeze and cloudy. MAY 27.-Light breeze from N.E. and clear. The South Boston, for Charleston, passed the Head yesterday. The Pomora, for Rio de Janeiro, passed the Had this day. The large timber ship Columbus, front London for St. John's, New Brunswick, was abandoned 17th loft. with 16 feet water in her hold. Crew, 72 in number, arrived at Cork. LIVERPOOL MA RKETS.-Saz u DAY, MAY 28. B. P. Sugar continues in good demand, and prices advanced about 16.-1500 hogheads have been sold partly to speculators.- Nothing done in foreign.-250 bags fine Bengal w_re offered by auction on Thursday, but only 100 were sold at 775. per cwt. and 100 bags lower quality at 764 Coffee is inactive this week, only a few casks good middling Babice sold at 89s. Gd. Nothing done in Ginger, Cocoa, or Pimento. Black Pepper tat ; 80 bags sold at 6s. 4d. per lb. About 50 puns. Damara Molasses sold at 295. Runt dull and demand limited ;a few patnalunens, 30 0. P. sold at 2s. 2d. a 2s. M. per gaL Some inquiry fee low strengths, but none to be bad. Dyewood dull and heavy, only 50 tons Jamaica Longwood, at 81. 10e. and 610 tons of Cuba Finnic, at I Is. lid. a I Is. 10d. per ton. The demand far Ashes is limited and little done, although no: much alteration in price. 200 barrels Montreal Pots,32s. a 324. 61. and 30 barrio States Pot and Pearl, at 40s. a 10s. 6J. per cwt. Naval Stores dull, and no tiles is Tar and Turpintine. In Rite only 25 tasks Carolina at 194 a US. and 100 bags Bengal at 19s. per cwt.: Hides, about 1,200 MonteVievekOit and Cow, bold at 6d. slid. for wormed. sad 10d. a 10Id. forfeits*: 6.500 BuenosAyres salted at 64d. 200 %Vest India ditto at 6i. a 7d. and 140 North American ditto at field. per lb. About 2.700 Monte Video H MN? Hides at bs. 4d. per hide.' The Cotton market continued good early in the week, and has since been steady, but at the same very little business done the latter part of the week. About 13,900 bags have been sold (about one-half of which are on speculation) ; 90 bags Sea Island at 2s. Bd. a 3s. 41d. 70 stained ditto at 17d. a 220. 7,100 Uplands at 104 d. a 213. 1,120 Alabama at 170. a 1844. 810 New Orleans at 174 d. a 29d. 2,060 Pernambuco at 21 td. a 22d. 430 Bahia at 204 d. a 21d. 830 Maranhams at 204 d. • 210.40 Mina Novas at 194 d. 120 Demo-arse at 20d. a 224 d. 140 Carthagena at 1414. 1,060 Egyptians at 20d. a 21d. 50 Surat at 12itl. a 14d. and 10 Bengali a: 104 d. Saltpetre, 140 bags at 244. a 26d. 10 tons Palm Oil at 261. - 10 s. a 27f. Tallow not so brisk. The Grain Market is depressed and jower ; 3d. on Wheat, Oats Id. SHIPPLA'7 rNTELLIGENCE. • . CUSTO3I.IIOUSE. MAY 27. SHIPS ENTER ED INWARDS.—The Larch, CIRRI, from Demerara: Breadalbane, Burgin, from Jamaica: Princess Amelia, Williams, from Canton: 31arquis of Huntley, /riser, from Canton and St. Helena : VVestbrook, Hall, Rom Jamaica: Asp. Wind, from Madcira and the South ayes Reb"cca, Scanners, from Tobago: Hive, Slade, and Rig*. Royal, from Jamaica : Vigilant, Tuff. trout Demerara : 'Harald, Thompson, from Berbice : Lorin", Miller, jun., frogs Cadiz: Prince Regent, Taylor, from Tobago: Stately, Edgar.' Jamaica:from New Phenols, Lewthwhite, from Trinidad ; Use Eumney, Turner; Elrick, Reed; and Elizabeth, Service, from Jamaica: Charles, Milne, from Tobago: Landstunn, Krueck, from Koningsburg and Pillau : Enterprise, Linn, from Gene r Floyd, Perkins ' hop Virginia : Duke of Wellington, Burton, from Jersey : Dove, Rankin, from the South Seas : Live ly, Finch, and Sprightly, Newton, from Harlingen : Hobbs, Bridges, frota Standgate Creek : Leipzig, Bailie, from St. Mary's : 14'indlast, Engelman, from Antwerp ; NVr Lily, Nixon, from Jamaica 3 Stratton, Drake, from Standgate reck Diana. Sim, from Dublin : Jelin Thomas, Gordon, from Cork : Friends, Edwards, from Yaughal : William and Thomas, Smith, and Bee Hive, Foot, from Cork : William and Mary, Griffiths. from Sligo : Iris, Peyton, fro n 3 Belfast : Ann, Mills, from Waterford : Jane and Alice, Jane., from Belfast : Martinique, Begg, from Grenada : Emily, Russell, from the South Seas : Clyde, Witeway, from JAMAICA : Hannan ' Shepherd, from Bombay and St. Helena : Richard Reynolds, Roberts, and Atalanta, Fennan, from Jamaica: Aurora, Fauckner, from Bourdeaux : Brighton, Sebor, from Neat York : Jane. Bullock, from Oporto : and Commerce, Fournier, and Sirene. Faillant, from Calais. ENTERED OLT T WARDS.—The Reliance, Smith, for Borden Trafalgar. Pound, for Amsterdam : Thiess, Rogers, for burgh : Morgerrottie, Breumesel, for Stettin: Inclination. Deerjen, for Bremen; Midas. Buigrie, for Van Diemen's Land, New South %Vales, and Teneriffe : and Oscar, Gibbs, for the Cape of Good Hope. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Heros, Poppet, fur Tenni& : Skipsey, Laidla, for Quebec and Montreal : Bee, Hudson. for Harnburgh : Susan, Clarke, for Carthagena (Colombia): Mul. grave Castle, Ralph, for Madeira, Madras , and Calcutta : Durham d'Angouleme, Fontain, for Havre : Colombia, Ilse, fur Gibraltar t Duke of York, Locke, for China : George Canning, Parrott, for Almeira : Arethusa, Clement., fur Quebec : Carmar then. Hubbuck, and James, Scott, for Archangel ; Active, Adams, for St. Vincent's: Mervin, Wallace, for Archa ngel: and John 'Young, for bliramichi. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The St. Lucia. Bawling, for St. Lucia : Juno, Pritchard, for Madeira, St. Thomas's, and Jamaica Eliza and Nancy, Head, for New foundland : and Jane, Wyllie, jun., for St. Lucia. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALNOUTII, MAY 28.—Sailed the Cyguet packet, for Buenos Ayres. Porrakouru, Mar 27.—Sailed the Ann, Bundle, for CM,. tbagena ; Competitor, Godbv , for Quebec Duke of York, Fin layson, for Cork and the %Vest Indies ; Pallas, Dutch frigate, for Falmouth ; and his Majesty's Shin Bustard, for Chatham. Passed by the Malcolm, Gylea, for Madtu. DEAL, Mar 27.—The Reward, Terry, from Sierra Leone for Lor.don, has put back and remains. 'I be H'oodford, Chapman, for India, lost an anchor and cable at eleven, A.m. ainlprosarded. GRAVESEND, MAY W.—Arrived the Audi:ill. ehem ; Richard Reynolds, Roberts; Westbrook, Hrtll ; Riga, Royal; ' sadalbane, Burgen ; Eleanora, Wilson ; Enierprize, Bridge; Scotia, Erskine, from Jamaica; Brighten, Sabor, and Hector, 1 from New York; Herald, Thomson, from Berbice; a, Hanley, from Drinerara; Dove, Rankin. from Smith aary, Watson, from Riga : Leipsig. Bailey, from Gambia; Bullock, from Oporto; Martinique, Bing, and Caledonia, from Grenada; Mercy, Beasley. from Barbados; flag. front New York; Cicero, Plunkett, from South Sews; :eon, from India; Edward, Marshall, from Barbacloet. Commodore Hayes, for Teneriffe ; Duke of York, China; Northumbria, %Fright, for Quebec; for Tenerife; Diana, Jay, for Leghorn; Columbian lona, for New Orleans; Clifton. Walker ; M ereury, Brun. Letitia, Bromley. for Hamburgh ; Britannia, Tyrie; lg. Pippet, for Quebec. trot, MAY Q uebec. the Nimrod. Black, from hy—aailed the '27th March ; Bolivar, Jefferson, from 'elk.; Eliza. Tucker, from Carthagena ; and Gulnare, -• New York. ••• 21L—The Bebe. Rmv. " 111 D, MAT --The Ilebe, Bnag. fmm Alexandria to , arrived this day, with a fuul bill of health, and must here; she sailed 31st Msrch ; off Cape St. 'Vincent,' Blucher, from Alexandria to Londnn. MAT 27.—The schooner 'Troyer, Newman, from Hull th, came on shore near this port. last night. v May 4.—The Alolly. Dnu.4lis, of IVorkingto, it :to Liverpool, was gor off the rocks near ISallylialbers, and brought safe into Dona:o:l4m AIAT —Vessels arriving at Marseilles from England • to a quarantine of ten drys; and goods front pons in ate to be taken out, and put on board the Lswetts for MAT 21.—Orders have been given to the quaran. to reuse admission to the Minerva, Patterson, and '1 Muller, from Alexandria, with cotton, should they Weimer. (Cinema: oh Marten 16.—0 n the 10th Inst. Tribunals pronounced decision an the cargo of the John and Critchell, of and front London, for Havatinah, brought in At month by the Clara Colomb i an schooner. The grenter Vt condemned as Spanish property, and orders were is- „ .. • - ..... 11"1“4010119 444111 11 1balf' Ne_fiblitesak Sot. KC-H,J. L. terobid. Visored Torrirwoo. It. Doo - '. 'llBlll.lllll2Bhy. soil .1. Am- fwd. Bert., B..C, ft , T. kiii,,', x i*, 1 ---• i'm et . 1 wOO% to be Liminsiteste ;Mr C. Rowley, K.C.8., S. J. Ballard, i Mt 14 0 **". 1.1... ,... 4 be Locke. Esq.. Sit D. Alilne, K.G.114 al - .ssreg - kr •-• VICE-ADM IRMA d the BLUE. •••• is • .or 'none . groerGiZejg a t li rem to • Acct-AlEtnitlitata of the Wittlelt- --- W. Otway, Nog., W. Windham. Bet., Alloalle A. Beeh ta be min by pinches% Lake, Elul, C.D., Sir C. Ogle. gam, I ' • * g i a semer . k en lumpy 36 Fees, 0 Fatties E.O.M. Str G. Byre. K.C.8.. I ...., • banl , l'al s It. D. Oliver, Kos., T. Be' ' ""si . 21. IL Ilium from half.pey 77th Foot, to 'C.O.D., Sir J. Islbet, K.C. 8., J. I W. Knott, to be Aesideat• Girard. Lou, J. West, Kee., S. Poyi • ' John Laid Colville, J. CrMat, Esq. . • ~ mr.B4Monerfrelloinalf-Pert feat to be It. Winteop, E.g. Bear-Admiral J Ak zee p ert •L IM. W.-pay Esq.-To be R LAICADMIDA LS of M• Ruan-Anaticats of theßattu-C. ,T 4 1WiT • 881111 a. Petit, from the Rpysl Military P,sge, Em., Hoe. P. Wedebense T. . 1 ' s i/CLerg • by Muctsees. lA+, Sit E. Berry, Bert. K.C.B . ~ W. .. t. 74/ HMI the Ist Foot- to be Captain. Hun. Lord AL R. Ken. Mr J. A. Wo ~.. ‘,«",,.E,. I. • XX. Burgh, hem half - pity 44th Esq. C. 8., R. H. Algebras , . Esq., H. i ts-Lieetesoot.3. Picker. E s q- C. 8., Sir E. Hamilton, Bert,K.< • • . .. DM a and Lionteoent W. H. Phibbe, S. Sutton, Keg.. Sit R. Land*, Doi • Maitland, Esq.. S. Douglas, Esq., J. .27 - • . O. Deogits, from the Ist West India SO C. Pager, Kw.. R. Williams, Lot, "1.” REAR-ADMIRALS of the WHIT! ' .4 heat half-pay 36th Foot, to be And the under-mentioned Carrturra ,ef - • Ban the Royal Alilitsry Academy OFFICERS of his Majesty's Fleet, vi e -..e. were le • • • H. Heatlicote, Knt., A. F. Evens, ZO '. • "...OW, N. 'a m& b e s b e ir,p ay ppa F e et, ss be K.C.8., G.F. Ryer', EA*, 0. 111C034 E G. Fowke, EN, R. H. Posmon, Di • .... • y n t h Feat, to Hold, Esq. C . B. Sir T. AL 'Judy, 1 ''', 7 , ==l , C irelim i gl it hpal. gneign. Ina& Esq., .0. E. Ilenacind. Dow C . - . ,e,,, , gom m th e R o yal V. V. Daiwa Erub C. 8.. H. Dowers be • Cenci, C.D. W. bowel!, liar T. 1 -Laid iv * " 711.1 ."....,„,, o 40 htt t 11121 =lt J. - C.B. B. iltdeml, 'eq.. I BABa.to holler Bl • Eta, asd C. Adam, s'q.-Tic A the u. --tor a iblipir to be °opals ; and Gallia F. Admiral:l,A to : Ms 4. *4 . • .11111 - ..., Hi* Alejesty has been I 4 ' L. Byes, hem balf.pay 3 8 th Foot, to Esq C-13., Edward Drees, C. 8., w cis Willi am mem, • lie i Is/ (Ipte-sidest i nt e ien bi r B. N. Bleep,. A. t4: d dl i s i tt i y , :s Royal pi al bse Avg , . . w 4 4 1 44 Wu hael L. Tenon, IL A. O'Neill, and O.R. Read. K.C.8., Chorus Seed. Dot. C. 8., as — "ilk . Beath. Gout ,, J. Boleti, Omit., sod Hardy, Ban. E-C- 11 .11611111glitell 2 11041 -..5en...,.. ilit H. Edwards, from half. Corhowlioese. Map This day his Excellency the Km hes balf-*g 79th Fan, to be seder from the King of Portugal, hada Leidy to deliver Isis credentials; and 42 116 P. Miewerson, from half pay 30th Foot, blowy Extraordinary and Minister Pit Court, had a private audience of his 1 tIL Cr !myth, from the Roy* Ar- of recall ;to which they were introduced itli le* nrithent por chess . Canning, his Majesty's princiml Set 110 A... Ibtea helf.psy &II root Greeds, to be Affairs, sad tondamM by Sir Robert 1 gi t iffigli. '.: Ceremonies. 118kiMIAIO A. Phibbs, hen half.psy 141 et Foot, to be —moo--... BANKRUPTCIES 4Lt 2 R. Woetipse to be Captain, and Ensign John Warrick, Austio.frids, wines .„ ... „„„ \ ,.,,,,.... g.p. Noyes, to be Lieu. _ Joel Clecro Young, Austin-friars. r BANKRUF emsotO;.D. Orn ea Ye MI . John Fox. Birmingham, plater, to s VIA! Mt l o i teep T. *ha Wiant» by purchase, J a r i l i fj ,;. a t l t ar tve iti a c t ha t i li d e s, R so oy d al m Hote l l lietiLte i rti wi fi rSti b y p „th ere „ and and Mr. Wills, Birmintham. to be First Lituteaant , J ohn Warrick and loci George V bristled:am. merchants, June d, at one, 21, and .1 40 . 2 ... d0-Ensign H. \rodeos, from bell.psp 24th Foot, to be rupts' Court. Solicitors, Mews. Van gate-hill. 6711-:. -Lieutenant. WHIM, ' Webster to be Captain, and En- Samuel Griffiths, Liverpool, tes.ded s •. Else mho 14.087 Z at one, at the George Inn, Livapot Gunnery. Liverpool ; and Aldus. Mau • half-pep 84th Foot, to be b e b e E itsign . b y purc h ase , Jecnes.street, Beitterd.row, London. 76en 71 ll 41111 6 . ;c m b s te.p o y 17th Fo ot. to b e Walter Swift, jun. and Thomas Sw §.. ~._,.• to be Ensign by purchase. steel to y .makeis, June 13,14, and Jul 77th ''""III- t e ;;" . Joni the 36th Foot, to be Lieute. Ho t el , Birmingham. Solicitors, Mt '514 -Nw 41. O'Donael so be Assistant. Carey-street, London ;_and Messrs. Le M illiam Phillips, Chepstow, Mont Mai Exiiih m, b eet the C ey l on reg i ment , to b e June 21, 22, and July 9, at one, at th , ill'ee'' Solicitors, Alessrs. Poole, Greenfield, at ; t B. S. Bps& from the 14th Foot, to be sad Mr. James Evans, Chepstow. pitches.. Tbo.nas Johnston, jun., Liverpool eel s•.. .. tore , • a w e a n *, !Gem mu -pity 44th F ot i t , to July 9, at one, at the George Inn, Lir be . -. Willis, Watson, Bower and Willis, T, e ptaio t OM 0 itto-Ltemewst P. Agnew to be Captain, and Ensigns 3 1e,p i n i , :is ci , :e f r 2 the Corna i scr u ig t , Live ,14e n se s t: i l e i, jtol i ozez a d sa Llen sa. s t m err o li T; J y: Peek , . t f o rom vi b e 17, and July ° 9 e , P r e it e 't twelve, at the Crowe • • • Messrs. Thou , se Andrews and Willi • ..li , IMmeempt W. T. Grisham from the 46th Foot, to be Pumice ; and Mr. Thomas Alinehln, Inn. Ir• - idle, Gast. to be by purchase. James Vickery, Bristol, brush-rnant .i t t i . ' . . t it . E. mi d - 0 i; 1, half - pay 34th F oot, to and July 9, at the Rummer Tavevn. I a Wiglesworth and Ridsdale„ Gray's Inn MU WWl**. Gent. and H. Shirley; Gent. to be Bristol, rit ir te, try purchase. m ,,— itt . .• . LisootoostlL C. Smyth, from the 48th Foot, The average price of Brown or AI from the Returns made in the week es let ' logs - •.. • t-Ensign T. Porter, from half-pay/SIM 1823, is 36.. Bid. per hundred weight. , i . be - ; eht m eeetemeetex J . Kennedy, be. the Customs paid or payable thereon on tl . . ...4 e " 1 • e • ' • b Law. from the Nild Foot, to be Great Bills" ~ se.too • Li imemmt A. hi e . to b e p mt Li en _ Average price of Cora from the Rd - . • Llntspooote.-a Sitilbooses, tient. and Ms 21, PdereD, Wheat. I Barley : l 4 %m 1 / 1 1] , l '• Mode hi. s. d. s. d. . d s. '- • ' a, c c 4 . ( W r , 1. I . 1 1 4 . 1 8= 1 : 4 17t ° Ea. 69 836 II 24 4 41 ro:rmiseoltueate -P. Godwin, P. Ceetoodp, C. S. Robison, ----- edd B. Smith. TO TIIE EDITOR OF WIZ --maw-- ... SAES , T. Sta-Your Correspondent on the Diu Upky4D. A. Wedmera, et the Let Foot. to be Lienteaset.Colonel o f the 26th i nstant , 1 • li yd t l MS !MSC& CU at $ll the Amp. STAFF. seems utterly unacquainted with the but J. F. Lon, of the 644 Foot, to be Inspecting Field Officer • aids. IA New Brunswick, with the rank of Lieutenant-Col. Mdit s Aresprigai.l/gtaltzuG. Adjutant of B s odges, f rom Requiting Distrfcry o n e - fourth It is known ,m th a 7 t t to too t t h igh the Scot ch f di lish distillers, in making th re e-f ourt hs s e p o iri ee t • theu ino st re o r i l r n i :Tl-,:i l ix ii t i h ts pa t t h t o n f fo malted HOSPITAL STAFF. cost quarters barley, at therefo re, TAU Annetsid-Sotroos to the Forces-llospital.Auietants AI. ' One quarter malt 4221ths. and A. Who 'At ion Iltoeintst Assistants-J. A. Tepham, Gent., E. Miller, Heft, W. C. Eddie, Gent., tad R. D. Smith, Gent. As each quarter of grain makes twent GARRISONS.. of materials used is equal to 91. per g LideteMODHidetsl L. Medan to be Lieutenant-Governor o f before the P. tillery Commissioners t - ellbia above the sale of the grains and offi UNATTACHED. capital employed. It follows that Briti To be Colonels of Infantry, by purchase-Major G. of grain , may be sold to the rectifiers 1 Mt. M ' boat 44th Foot ; and hfajor the Hoc. G. Anson, 1144 rt. meter proof, exclusive of spirit duty. I from the j Dragoon Guardsce of spirits in Scold To be Makes of Infantry, loy purchase-Captain F. Gascoyne, been, during the past year, equal to 2s hem Seth Foot ; Captain W. L. Moberly, from the 84th Foot; proof, exciu-ive of spirit duty ; but it end Captain J. Peel, from the Ist, or Grenadier Foot Guards. being fixed under a severe competition, To be Captains of Infantry, by _purchase-Lieutenant J. Seymour, the capital employed. from the 38th Foot ; Lieut. E. Wilmot, from the 7th Foot ; and Now, as to the sugar planter, it is qt Lieut. W. Harcourt, from the Coldstream Foot G u ards. material used in makieg rum costs him To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase-Cornet F. .1. S. Produce of his cultivation, es much as Hepburn, from the 2d Dragoon Guards; Ensign M. J. Slade, the produce of the cultivation of the from the 74th Foot ; Cornet M: Daintry, from the Gth Dracom; wheat ; and it would be as wise to say Guards; Ensign W. Stewart, from the 724 Foot; Ensign the nothing because he also fro'' , wheat-, el oncesrabk A. C. J. Browne, from the 37th Foot ; Ensign J, planter nothing because he also grows s er, from 48th Foot; Ensign_ S. Walker, from 11th Foot ; Rum has been selling at Is. 64. h ydi ign E. B. Curteis, from 334 Foot ; Comet C. Cochran the planter could affor to suppl it at 7th Dragoon Oulu& ;• Carnet H. S. Phillips, from 4th Light d y could not ge: mire for it. Thee harges Dragoons • Ensign J. J. Fenton, from 18th Foot; Ensign r:. R. and waste by loakerce, am equal to la Iduerey, eau Skis Foot; Emig* A. Dunbar, fro= 224 Foot ; tit) sold: it is evident. therefore, that r • Ensign F. G. Howard, froth 13th. only in the hope of a better price that 76 be ' by parchassA, Cory - toe, Gent. ;J. Ball, cause the planter 623 DO choice but to di Goat. ;L. . , Gent. lion of his estate. 'When British spirits are sold at 2 Argo 23,1826. command only Is. Bd. per gallon. as abißegimentretZrelArsewergemeal . aster , , W ni ton , rig t h e extra duty on rum of Is. 3d. per galloi ,pal of the . 4.06491 11' Royal Artillery Drivers, to be unfair and oppressive tax. Geli‘disserinader. During the last year the extra duty of o e Rope --L Ni C a d e t it Bolder to b e gallon at hydrometer - proof, and it di *coact Linnenoot. pined in the consumption over Briti. expected, therefore, when the extra dots Ole* of OOdormee. May NI, 1825. rhe price at which British spirits can !NAVAL rituattr 1 - loran. a landed ite our Colonies—o w the contrary, it must gradually become POLICE. 1.1,4.0.11 L .ry Breadalbane, leas. —...m..-- Adrnireffy•Ofice s Meg 27, 1821. ls distilling from sure, in this country. one cwt. of good sugar MARL/NUM/OH -STREET. and Scotia, i ' day, in pursuance of his Majesty's pleasure , the &Reiss • Alitcheil fro yields II gallons of spirit ; but is the %Vest Indies, from inferior Saturday, ?!M anna B ito la , a young rum i n the service of Britannia', If i • ears of his Illatiecy's Fleet were promoted. vim t— stills, end under a heat of 80 degrees, the produce of spirit mast he Mews. Dalton, Relektews.• sal Mirrors, was brought up on • s ees ; m ere , s. of the Win:TX—J. Douglas, Est., Sir 11,, IL less ; sod, as when the charges are deducted from Is. 6d. per gal- charge of robbing his eseployers. Is his box was found the sum Jane, airline Bait. K. C. 8., Ft. Montsgo. t;sq., Sir H. Trolly 9; lon, nine wil give only 4d. per gal!on net price to the planter, it is of eighteen Posintras the meow-part of which he confessed was their M oore p rom w - B.—To be ADMIRALS of the RED. evident that tt never would answer to increase the quantity of rum propertr. 4 e ,' 114 . D ut r' s tt o , f t e C. B ß i ., ui r j . iiite l s i e l l: t y, E'a.T4irj°,r Ja ms, I+, by the distillation of sugar, or what would make sugar. J. Rao', who stands charged with buying • 2001. bank note, the n y c i"„ t ' e t I : u ee unt iv e l rtisdp: K. Murray, Esq., Hon. Sir A, I. Cochrane, O.C. 8.. .1. Th . e great reduction of duty on spirits will no doubt nearly_pre- property of a gentleman in the Cit , shamed Williamson, far M. house It to be stolen, was a en Saturday in bed in a Sailed the ' Co —, for Ci vv.t . itlicit ii . nportation ; a.,tl i f 6 7 1 therumpucediri our West k MarMkni. Esq , E. Borstal , Esq., and G. Palmer, Esq--To - Indian enlintes wits to come into the consump tiono f this country, in Cheriseotrest, Drury-l o ne, and, is default of bail, Com. Christie, for ADMIRALS of the W.HITE. t h e excite , ' o f van,tity'bryond the present consumption of rum sinned topmost . priadrea rk wet of seemircesssioorounitoello.likesehatote"dourd not ay mo through i a r i e c e t to ever some , un to a fh between a the y e , f , ii T : lavar t . p e a cc from a, . h: 1 s Vwx-Ansisat.• of the RILD—Air H. Nichona, 'C.c. R. si r s.nrws.mwtwwww........ Packet, Janet BULL AND MOUT; IN — N.- - N - 01I;L PROCESSION.— an ton d ; S a p n ri d 'n L . e l Ka 'Sawyer. K.C.13., Sir D. Gould, &C D. Sir R. G. Keats, would rot exceed t he _ protect PtlpSrairs_pisitt by illicit : importation. tact, R. - D. , Fancoint s Evq., Hon. Sir It.'Stopfotti, 5.C.8., The barley grower , ther4ore, nag not fear the competition of rum I. Robinson, Ibr.q., T. R. Shiren,Freq., J. Dilkes, F.sq.. Sir T. even at equal duties, much less at the excessive extra ditty of It. 3d. A FRIEND TO JUSTlCE....ivicarg,oc libiAy G.C.R., Sir C. Tyler, R C.A., Sir M. Dixon, K.C.8., O. P er g' 4l "' Ur e a, 1,;•1 9 . , and Sir T. Bertie. Knt.—To be ADMIRALS of __ _ _ --.-- sea Nelms digs swan new awl or Stage Coaches r am " • "tic Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Cartha- called " The Wellionsese"(srldek, k UCLSA.k.F. 1:e1:2 tie Colombia trattil the 13thef March : Leedels.„ _nod EdiehmiSles) SPEED9lol:4 l : l4 lllllbibitesi at the Bull MILFORD. Yir . Di 11,111.7.4 of the WEI: Tlll-41ir R. Meagan. &c.a., ie IC. Itsmilical, Bart.. lion. I . tom, f, Sir L. W. sided , "On the Ifi-h inst. the Tribunal - h ere pronounce d decision nn awl mon% ad MR INN thus. obeergb wee of the principal Liverpool, at .0‘13.. Li r yi.. Male, Oast. O. .8. Sir J. S. Yorke. K.C.3., eti., the cargo of the John and A nn,Llitchell, of any " from London for streets NA imams lb ideemelie 4 doem by four line bowies discharge het 1161 1 : 1. IMls applered Ile des highest condition. W ELL ', A dte ober three by browns, passed t h e BI P. 4it A. Kay Legge, 'C.C.S., . t i,,t lI,T. O. Earl of Gsl. Havannsb brought in here last month by the Clara, Uo.ont. each s the Ikea Pen lien schoo . ncr. ne greavr part hen been condeinned as Spanish _bays. ci t h erellts.___,__ I ' K.l . Str jr. Uferpo i rt. K. ja., Sir P. C.. 11. . Duahati, ty, si r ' I, pan's., X., A. r rimer, Ey e . s ir , B. H. property, tind orders were issued this morning for the sale of it, 'the =mg lof a • . soda foe- to Plymouth, L seil, K.C.D., Right ill. Lo A. 13,.au::...rX, 'C.C.S.. I, . for the ',anent of the captors. Has Majesty's Consul heft , ' has aurae of sote . tir T. D. represen•ed the ease to-the Government 4Re ta. Capt. Crttehell fit OSMAN II ar, 504, Sit 4: Nictli Molls, If.C4 , ewli ~ re r of . Martin, R-..—To be VICE-At/MIRA LS of dw IKE D. % WY E, O neT t : 114 1P 11M C DX Ll' AST., AND _ *STAIN from Kilruab states that the ercw ortne privateer plunde the vessel various Fiat IfiCia&—lin Itlibeeffin res Welly Wham to inhsm hit yesterday, ant 111;&,,,41Ant Sri .0; - ruillyStt W. J. Bop; &C.a. iniolit r ird packages in the cabin. Last week three schooner pd.. friends mid • the publleele K,.,, F , Sir a rootlet saill front hence for the coast of Cuba.' cabbed Ide Ilieleelyie Pons fee, a The &tape , due be tovented,g is lo ; React , ills tbe littAtiiii. lin It. Paulus , . t. C. VE: P, , we subject to G. C e pickburn, (lE.*, ...le* CM14114 *le- • ten. ' ..• loq• Set Saturday an inquisition was taken before J. W.. Unsin, Owl* sus kw yd beribudewellbet a ads, reedy, and Os Wore, R.C.B„ M. ff. Setatt e , , , e sf en ksq., Sao IL Esq .Coroner. at the Eieohant public.hcuse, St. John's, West Beleye hem i Ilemembiebee Tidy.' th e s ki s y the Levant a fumigation. 'W. Davia.un, R/C.R.. sir R:lthis. trt, •E•as •u• Oolpoys, Hackney. on view of the body of Elizabeth IJffall, aged 79 rears. doe sime, wbb sober audio% te.. which edam orbs BREMEN, E.. 1. toast, Esq., Sir IC Lee, 'C.C.S., P. ROWS. Eq., , alto was found burned in her bed on f tidily morning. Mr. Daniel In ilemb Tho bedemeeme end - • pnodhseeket Olio DI& tine officers to ford, nig P. Scalawag,. Req. toe Hen.(. R.. 111. c . esaing. Manna • seratoni. dapased, that Wag called on se see the, de- ebbe Oa air be PRIESIV if SOW ia aam D att h o l omm, rc. s, P enrose , g,cl3_,_"T o b e iriCII-ADMIRAIO tithe cgs 1, k aPP e mild that the deumsad h aving IQ( eat of bed said my redoes at Ibteaps, Orr dm *We Feeilly. es WOW. Tim come to the Vi ITE. it a . struck a lig'ii, her clothes had caught Bre, and she had talks butt. kirefewel welt Skim dud Sidi Sem le chip J. • the litsn.-7-.W. Newell . &Ilk 4. ch.. 'tads on th e bed. Hannah annblidge, daughter of the deceeeed. aff se rellfeley ilveavee et die Wass CARTRAiII • Wks. theme Tribune lapJ. u" , ‘ K.C.11., A. Earley, 'sq. the Abn. Sir fl.' Found Iry mother in *biotite described by die haft almost. Wit- Orem le. ledelbe remble se ieepeeedie abete l t= i ni samba . Ann, Critchel _ , K.C.B.,_Eir J. Rowley, illart., l lC.G.ll. Sir E. Codling- nes& had no doubt Me death wee *near illedeentel. 11/beide; dela ic feller*" Ja•frie7 lll loNl we pewee here last mom silk a•luelLa 41 : - viukle• Est, R. Plaropio, Ti. 4., dm Ham Si. •‘ Avidental death." 01W4196140WWWIM=Ilmall644171t::r part has been . . ID , - -- ,:. 413.11 .406060 41 04''''' ' ' ' ' - ` 4*P. ."l 4 " c ' Vqllrt .10";"-- I=lLa. J IN sued this morning for the ode of it, doe the best* of dot eaptets. Capt. Crircliell ;totes, that the crew of the privateer plundered the vessel of various articles and packages in the cabie...-Lgat= three schooner privateers sailed from hence supposed fm die of Cuba. LTC:HORN. klaacn 14.—Two Swedes have arrived, aad k m ordered 10 days quarantine. There is nothing yet letermined ae to vessels with cargoes, but we expect they will have at last 11 gays, and to discharge go ods at the Laurens. The East India Company's outward-bound ship .6,tlas wa g t o well !it lat. 3. 20 S. long. 24. 17. W.. o n t h e 6 t h ApriT. VEM?[I.3 SPOKEN WITH.— °. brig from Be. John's, New. foundland, !4th inat. going Into Cork having the crew of the Co lumbus on board, which vessel foundered on her our; by the Commerce, arrived at Pedro*. Thomas, FinE l 4 , , (iota Liras pool, for Allramichi, 13th May •; and on the 23d, off Mamie, the Cambridge, of Bston, from Mobile for Cork, for ordeal, by the Marquis of Wellingtno, arrived at Liverpool. Britannia, from Ramsgate, for St. !Bichsel's, 17th May ; and on the 204, George and Thomas, from Dublin for Barbadoes, by the Brothels, arrived ar Liverpool. Cynthia, from Sunderland, and the Peggy, of Soak Shit lds. both for - Quebee May 3; Christiana, of Glasgow, from Bristol to Trinidad, 14th inst.; Joh n , from C,ampeseily to Liver. pool, 10th init.; Sedulous, from Darmouth to Newfoundend, 10th inst. by the Janet, arrived off Dover; his Majesty's ship Phoebe, from Havannah to Honduras, 12th ult.; Niemen, frost Halifax to Bermuda, 2d inst.; Sophia, from Mobile to Liver Pool 17th, by the Nimrod, arrived at Liverpool. Jasper , from Liver . pool to Boston, 17th inst., by the Chasm, arrived at LlverpeeL .-__ _•__ Loss or en! CoLumsua.—Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at Padstow, slated 26th May :—" Arrived the Commerce, Vine, from Cork. Captain Vine spoke on the 2tth inst., going into Cork, a brig from &. JoiLes, Newfoundlan, having the crew of the timber-ship Co lumbus on board, which yawl foundered on her panne out." Ft aa.--111rclay afternoon, about fop, tlli' all( t bloke out 04 a premises' Mr. VON* 'Wimp a r, 'bleb we eintetrin itoraeoest, boe ' weew Garden. aid Lowder.. And wo eis "Perry to sa l VL lM i l ead eawer quences have bean datioesis to Milo urit as SS ID • • . of consiclemble value. Tba lbw , .• , ntli bottl., of metistial oil, w . -..= ... ' II shop, from Malice to tie Ina maker, bougAisre, ad MI she belt 41611 , _Mei Page, a pawnbroker, and Mr. Btaees,a lasi • ' fire, steed ow ware at wide ill-lbea:swilklt ..... tbat one mow, who was working at. de in" was . . and we noticed two men earrialeivelorgeoe's in shockingly burnt, and one of theftimpeared in a lifdebaoloth • confusion and alarm that prevailed wiles the fire broke out tes ism, bond description. Mothers rammer' hastening with their e to a place of safety ; others were actively employed is their goods from the windows into the street. At ski se there was great consternation ; the property Was ON die windows into the street, and the whole was removed Wino , part of the premises, in which it was deposited, caught Ism adjoining houses were in a heap of ruins in less than eobetra IVO V houses on the opposite side of Rose-street were also demoemel, and the distress occasioned to the poor inmates. chiefly ledgers with large families, was heartrending. A number of =maga which were on the premises of Mr. Rackham were consumed ; and we learn he wasn't insured to the extent of his loss. By seven o'clock the fire was anngletely extinguished. We regret to add that a boy , is also missing, who is believed to hare fallen a victim to the flames. , BIRTHS. On the 26th inst. at fit:champion, the Right Honourable Lady Gifford. of a een. On the 20th inst. at hit seat in Herefordshire, the Lady of Sir G.srgs Cornewall, Ball,. of a daughter. MIRRIED. On Friday. at St. Paul's, Covent-garden, the Reverend J. R. Roberts, 8.D., Rector of Bothertield Greys, and late Fel: low of Trinity College, Oxford, to Mrs. Ashton, of Meeklee. burgh-Pquare. At Aghada Church, on the 19th inst. by the venerable the Arch. riesteor of Cloyne. the Rev. Charles Harre, of Darrow, county of Kilkenny, to Barbara. second daughter of Colonel Atkin, of Lea. dinton, county of Cork. DIED. On Sunday, the 22d inst. at Harold's-cross, where be went for the recovery of his health, after a long and tedious illness, TIMMS/ Clarke, Esq. late of Stephen's-green. On the 2fitb inst. at his house in Manchester -street, aged Gawen Richard Nash; Esq. formerly of Walberton House, Sussex. On the 3d inlet. at Nice, Lieut.-General Matthew Millie. On the 10th inst. at her residence, Devonshire-place, Brighton, in the likb year of her age, Catherine, relict of the late Adam Cal. lender, Esq. the younger, of Crigforth Stirling, N.B. At half-past one o'c?ock on Saturday morning, of apoplexy, which came on while witnessing the entertainment at Drury-lane. on Friday evening. Colonel Cowper, late Chief Engineer and Coro. missary-Gencral at Bombay. Although lie was immediately bled, the St terminated fatally a few minutes after he arrived at his house in Alensagu-place. HIGH %%ATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 21 min. after 2. I Afternoon 45 min. after 2. Ala. W. MORTIMER, SURGEON-DENTIST 111 ll (Brother-in-law and Vire of Mr. D. Dr Chemant), No, 2, Frith-street. Soho-square, having united his Practice with Mr. DE CffEM A NT. begs leave respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that, residing constantly with his Brother, he will always be at borne during professional hours. Mr. M. having resided some time In Paris, he has been enabled to make several improvements in Mr. Ds Chernan,'s useful and highly approved Discovery of the A RT I PIC IA L, INCORRUPTIBLE, MINERAL PASTE TEETH, which he is certain will fully convince all who may favour him by inspecting them, of their su periority over every specie, of animal substance. Messrs. De CIIEMANT and AIORTIMER may be consulted on this branch of their Profession eve 7 Day, from 12 till 4. Mr. M. having devoted much of his time to the studs of thy Diseases incidental to the Gums and Teeth, as well as attending Children through the difficult, and sometimes cit..gerons, process of den titi,m. begs to say, he way be consulted exclusively thereon from ten till twelve. THE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS fdr MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, and sold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. 0. MAR SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, and is sold in Boxes, at 2s. lid. each, and in Bottles, at M. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the words, " Prepared by Messrs. G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every Box and Bottle. ••• All whet advertised preparations for making Soda Water under the same name are spurious. To he had as above:— Superior Seifflits Powders li:render Water Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto in Efflorescence Ditto ditto Mille Fleur Fine , t Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits—Various Aromatic Vinegar ,Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Arquebusade Water Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ac. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely tined for every climate; and --- Genuine Drugs and Medicines, for Home and Exportation, of the finest quality. Prcpared and sold also, as above, very superior FRENCH POLISH for all kinds of tine Wood, furniture, &s. " Consejo awns recta fame mendacia ridet."—Or ID. FOR Twenty Years have Messrs. GOSS and Cu. been successfully distinguished in the several classes of Pathology to which they have directed their cttention; and awls numbs:less iva bca t r e Zim a t i j y t ed o their treatment , en a"A r. 'a brt w th ? a u t ld the ib re c s ° t proclaiming its merits. must publish his abjured errors, and expose himself to " The world's loud laugh, nnreditrosiugrtrerratit.udine Which scarce the firm philosopher canscorn."" It is the comciousness of this which emboldens the literaryonaa. the patien ems Net f-dabbed physician. the hitch rag scribbling assassin "et id genus mime," to stigmatise the excellence he dreads. and aim at the degradatiou of pracutioners who have been guilty of suc cess under the most appalling Mecums:islets of discouragement. Vet do tin's and Co. keep their own counsel, and, in preserving inviolate tile secret of their confiding patient are content to "8 0 good by stealth, and blush to find it fame," ancl,detpfsingtheattarks of "hungry" libellous pretenders, will boldly pursue their course and int i:e the afflicted to partake the advantages of their system. The you who has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinat ing sin, which the poor viclint of folly will too readily comprehend without further description, may find selief from his misery, and be kindly taught to regain his lost place in the wale of creation. The sufferer who, from umber extreme of irdulgence, has, with un haahful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to renovate nature, and repair his abused constitution. The man of pleasure. exposed to and suffering from lines Ventres, however aggraysted by malprac tice of the quack, or the concealment from diffidence, may find a I certain restoration ; and finally. in eases where the delay of a con nubial pledge has almost extrided disappointtnent to despair. they pair to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably appreciate. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the world; patients wit:mg tor the same will pleaqc to enclose a Ronk Note. Attendance at home tor ci‘osultation as usual. GOSS and CO. hI.R C. Surgeons. No. 11, Bossveria4treet, Fleet-strut- London. *.• Just published (Seventeenth Edition). 1. THE E 1319 OF LIFE. It familiar commentary on the above Diseases. 2(1- HVGELSNA. addressed exclusively to the Foonde Sex. May be had at 20, Paternoster-mu • 39, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-street. Soho ; 174, Fleet-street ; 4. datherine-street, London ; Porter, Th. 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