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i I I' items, There was a any of 4,269/. for gooneys. in m y t m places enttbnedha 111? ileitis 'there were no guns tot view of There tens aVbairgir 'fir WU. odd fora Mailer-go at Gray.iiitil, Where there bad been no guns since litfilF 4 hillmeruth's celebrated letter: There was a gunner paid fdlf" taktog sare of gust which bad been removed these tdOW4 years. The House ought to know at what places guns won really kept. He wished also fur the different corps tout Jisiingnithv fur which the vote wss required. Mr. WARDssid , that the subject now mentioned by the Hun. Member might be a fit topic for consideration best. after, bit -there was not eoongh le the ergnment to ledges the Committee to petiole. It was true, that the guns welt to some instances spiked and laid up its store, but that was to emotion for discharging the -goons-es. He ex patiated on the wholesome street on the morals send dis ciplese lathe Corp, prodaeed by bolding out the prospect of those stations 10 non-comalissi 0000 rd veteran officers. Mr. HUMS said. that many uf the gunners were Sub -I.ieulenasts receiving half-pay, besides the allowance of ;Rosner.. Mr. ( BENNETT recommended that the specific votes • should be tarn for specific service.. Mr. WARD aectirrliagly withdrew the motion, and substi tuted it by a motion for greeting 4,261 a. for 57 gunners. he itesolutiou (titer a few words from Mr. Hume) was aoreed to. Mr. WARD moved •igrant of 4,0901. fur the eagle alf royal engoterrs is Greve Wilma and Ireland, • oak, SW .ulcers. Ale HUMP! wished to know nude► whit head he oloold find and extra p y of the enicieeer department i. Oa had no objective to the regular pip of the 'engineer eligiern. tsnplurd, but there were 124 officers taut of the master who were reed islets 'etre pay for Nominal duties its post part. Ile did no think the pay nr.d allowane..• of those who were actually employed at all inn much. Bid those who were not aridly employed should be dismissed from their o denial Julies. Culoiod FRANKLYN justified the allowances to Logincer Mr. numn said, his objection was not to the pay of ;hove officers when employed; hot there were Cornear officers paid for services at Gravesend and Fevershaus where were no works. Colonel FRANKLYN and Mr. WARD said a few %voids each. Sir R.. WILSON jostified the allowances to ragtime.. ofli - errs nhn combined the claims of service mot science. Rot contended that those •Ilonance should unly be grouted fur real services. After ri few words from Sir H. HARDINGE, the reaolu lion was agreed to, as were other grants for the sappers and miners. together with the allowances for imstructsiso. Mr. McIORE being called on lousily from boll. sides of the Humor, ed that the Chairman should Report pro. res., sad as.k leave to sit again.—{Hear, hear.)—This Ec•itila , iuir was wand to. The Report was ordered to betaken into farther considera 'Lot uu Monday next. he House resolved. on its visitor, to adjourn till Monday. Tile other °flirts of the Day were disposed of, and the Horse adjutanw d at ONE O'CLOCK. PRESS. • LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 19, le2l. A Supplement to the London Gazette of Tues day lust was published yesterday, containing ex tracts from dispatches received at the India House from the Government of Bombay. They com prise a copy of a letter from Colonel STANHOPE to the Adjutant-General at Bombay, announcing the fall of the fortress of Dwarka, on the 26th of November, 18.20 ; and also a copy of a letter from Captain TUOMPSON to the Secretary of the Go vernment at Bombay, dated Muscat, the 18th of November, 1820. confirming the account pre viously received of the failure of the expedition t.soinsi the piratical Arabs of Alashkarah, in the Gulf of Persia. The substance of both these dis patches has been already made known to our readers, but the details of the events, as now torn. against the Arabs ,uatil the arrival of reinforcements., but he was betrayed and the town abandoned, and., he was compelled to .retreat to Muscat with the Imagism, where the party happily arrived without. having experienced say impediment from the enemy. The artillery, we- lament to perceive, conducted themselves extremely ill, and there were in parti. cular two of who we presume are British, but whose nag:aware mercifully withheld from publicity by Captria THOMPSON, whose conduct appears to• have been most base and cowardly. These men, Captain Titostesou says, " I have iletermined on sending to Bombay, with directions to report their arrival to the Adjutant-General of the army. My . . sole reason for not placing them under arrest is, thut such • proceeding might involve a necessity for publishing at the head of every regiment in India, that a detachment of •tpoys 114 d been deserted by its officers; and I would not do what might con flue the Government ttieny specific course. At the same time I shall transmit charges to the Adjutant , General, with lists of evidences. rixainst the event of its appearing to he desirable to proceed in that manner." The punishment of such men is due to the honour and services of the army which they have disgraced, no less than to the interests and charac ter of the empire which they have betrayed. The circumstances of this expedition in general suggest Due observation, which the experience of the pest will, we trust, render It unnece►sary ever again to repeat. The stability, the existence of our empire in the East, depends mainly upon the apparent invincibility of our troops. Our reputa tion, therefore, ought never to be intrusted to the native troop. alone ; in every expedition or enter prise of difficulty, o considerable proportion of Bri tish troops ought always to be employed. Indeed it has often occurred to us that the Directors confide too much in the valour and fidelity of the uetive troops, whose prejudices and peculiarities of opi nion frequently conflict with the views of the Go vernment Mold the interests of the empire, and are often brought into dangerous collision with the thoughtless impetuosity of young military men, or the jealousies which continually arise between dis tinct bodies of the same army, The Indian urmy ■t present amounts, we believe, to nearly 200,000 men ; the British troops in Iliiidoostans do not ex ceed 25,000 or 30,000 men. The disproportion is too great not to 'excite some apprehensions for the pro bable evils that seem likely .to time from it, for highly and proudly as we estim.de the tried heroism of British soldiers, we cannot but feel that there is ■ point beyond which 'minim exertion cannot cal culate upon the probabilities of success, when °I:- posed to such fearful odds as the native force main tained in lodia presents, with all its advantages of arms and discipline, and aided by the resources of the great mass of the populavion. The Paris Papers of Tuesday last bare anired. They are uearty tilled with the repotts of the trial of the conspiracy of the 19th of August, and the debate its the Chamber of Peers, upon the pro ject of the law relating to ecclesia•tiral penrions. floth subjects remain under discusnoit.—The fol lownig are extracts:— _ _ PARIS, MAY 15. The Kiog yesterday trunsucted business isiin the Duke Hi' Richelieu. Xie i ea! AL,A9 .- f , l - ." -Iy- • t 4 13 A 1 • hr.. , r :`". ''. . , „37 .4 it ' A ' ' , _s. • - .: - ..-:..:Z.,;.- -- : , - 2, ,,...f___T„s _ igi ,ierge, N-C:1i,..-ziZI,:. 7;(,•:. Z - :15 %a - -t., . •. , 4 -1 , :tr.,,,e.,c Till DWI OP DEVONSITIRE'S CONGER?. `The Duke of Devonshire gave another concert on Thurs day evealag at Devonshire House, en the same grand scale as the preceding one. The whole range of apirtinents were most brilliantly illutsiasted. The company began to arrive ■bout ten o'clock; the COMM. commenced at eleven. Thera were nearly troo persons of the but distiuction and fashion present, among whom were— Prince Leopold, Duchess of Kent, Duke of Gleucerder Minces lehormursky and Cimitelli ; Dukes de'Friss, Port land, and Grafton; Duchesses of Rutland, Leeds, Dowager Rutland, and Bedford ; Marquis'', of Lanadown and Graham; Marchionesses of Salisbury, Lansdown, and Loadonderry ; the Earl and Countess of Darnley and She Ladies Bligh; Earl and Countess of Sef►on and the Ladies Mulyneez ; the Countess of Derby, lady Mary Stanley, Visruaut and VlColllllCire Grahrilie, Lord John Russell, Ludy E. Manners, Earl and Couu,tess Maurer', Earl Roaslyn, the Etrl and Counties. of Aheyne, Lady K. Forrester, Lord Vsiblorto Earl Clanwilliam, Earl sad Countess of Clare , Earl of F.A•, Lord and Lady Won. Russell, Lord IllountCharles, Lady C.Stauhope, COollttill of Harroirby, Lady Mary Rider, Lord and Lady Morpeili, Lady G. Wellrsley, Lord G. Sumer. set, Lord and Lady Paget, Countess and the Ladies Grey, dec. &v. ecc. FASIIIONADLE PARTIES. The Marchioness of Salisbury issued earth of invlistion yeyterilay Cur it gram4l runt on the 2341 lust. at her house in Lady C.Straiti's rout ou Thursday evening, in Great Cum be..land•plare, was bulk uumerously sud fashionably al it aided. thr A. Hump, Barl.'s root on Thursday evening, in Hill. street, Berk,ley-sqaare, was aitentiral by upwards uf 200 dis tinguished rashionables. FA 4H10NA81.13 MOVEMENTS. The Duke of Rolland leavee tows to-morrow for New. market. Lord Rivera left town yesterday for Lis seat, Dare Park, wmai ket. Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish are arrived at Burling. ton Horse, Piccadilly, from their scat, Latimer', B•orhr . General Garth is arrived at his buuse in the Edgcisare. road from his seat in Dorsetshire. Mr. and Mrs. Deering left town yesterday for their seat in Dents. Mrs. Udney left her house in Portugal street yesterday for Southampton. Arrivals at Olnke's Hotel , Jerrayn-street :—Lady Warren der rrom the Continent; Mrs. Putts and family from Paris. Departures Crum Milo—Dowager Countess Mimutnurris and Lady Julia Aunesley for Gloucestershire. Arrivals at Hoillsou's Hotel, Dover-street :—Mrs. Stock and Miss Wall Gum Hampton Court. Departures from the London Hotel, Albemarle-street s Mr. and Mrs Anderdon and (Amity fur their seat, Reach. house, Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Lee foi Hants; Sir Prating WOW, Hart. and Mr. Scutt fur York shire. Arrivals at the Dath Hotel, Arlingtemsire•t :—Major O'Connor from Militia ; Mr. and Mrs. Atwood (rum Paris ; Mr. and the Misfits Astley from With. Departures—Mr. and Mrs. Jones fur their seat in Wales; and Miss Hicks fur Bath. Captain Sullivan left Greillon'a Hotel, Albemarle-street, yeeteiday, fur Portsmouth. The Duke of Yoae transacted military bosi. nes* with his MAJESTY yesterday. Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an midi duce of l►is MAJESTY. ilia MAJESTY, we understand, has annonnred his iutelitiou to quit Carlton House, and make Bur•k inl;hauu House his town residence in Ititure. The defective state of the foundation of Cat Itini Hunar, and the superior advantages of more open air : n ►d extensive gtoonds possessed by the latter, are the causes of the change. The persons, male and fe male, attached to the Court, vilio St. ti • LAW INTi?LLIGENtk, COURT OF KING'S BENCH. WErtmtseraß, FRIDAY, MAY IS. - LI BELS. Mr. Beabow and Mr. Dolby were brought up to plead to indictments. The former was duelled with publishing cer• lain 'editions and scandalous caricature., and the !Mei with publishing a seditious libel. (hi the motion of Mr. TINDALL, time was given lbent to plead till Monday next. At two o'clock the Cou►t broke up, and Mr. Javtiee Hot.- worn afterwards sat ■t Nisi Prima, but no cause of any public interest was tried. LIBELS. Last night icr. Dolby, of the Strand. was again appre. betide(' upon a Judge's warrant, by Gibber's, the Chief Jos. lice's tipstaff of the King's 151.13011 (a tree bill bowing been found against him by the Grand Ilemteit, tit Weetssinsier, yeatmdsv, at the instance of the self Belled "Cu•nitutioual Society"), for pulilisbisig an alleged libel in ■ caricatusr notified " Fam lb. Great." Ile was conveyed to • lock up-home, and ordered to give 48 hums notice of bail. Mr. Heehaw, of the Sieving, was also apprehended by the tipstaff, • true bill having been found against Isim by the said Society fur a seditious libel. He was conveyed to a place of safe custody, and ordered to give notice of bail. THE ARMY. It is stated that there is no intention whatever of consoli dating the Goinnissareat aiiil Barrack Departments in ire. land. Thexe eatablislorni nth, in which the utmost regularity and economy are observed, are sn extensive and distinct from each other, Ibat it *mild almost hr impractitable to unite them • sud were it possible, the expense would not be se iliur, as the stiperssisination list should out he auemeolcd mach beyond what might be expected to be sareil.—(Dublin Frsesiton) On file 4ulharkation of the tririps now tinder orders foe foreign writer, the military force of this kingdom will wet exceed 16,00 U inen.—(Thid ) MA mu TO DO ONE HUNDRED ■ILLS IN THENTY. FOUR HOURS. This molar, which has lisflleil the exertion of pedestrians its full vigour, was unskriakees on Thursday, by Mr. Premier gest, a yeoman, in Oxfordshire, fist a stake of two broidred guineas. The pedestrian trained for the match the hag month, anti list ground ts, r which he was to perform the task was a circle of five miles from Woodridge, Oxon, of turf and road. He started •t four o'clock in the merging, ■nd perfumed the first Ste miles iu forty eight minutes, and he coutansied to mend upon his pace tine til be did 25 miles in ten minutes sootier four hours. H. re he halted •n hour, mid ale a hearty breakfast of chops, and then proceeded on at between five anal mix miles •n hour, until he hail stone forty miles, when he halted shout two hours, nail at Iwo o'clock he had gone a mile over half the distance. He kept on steadily, snit slid the mixt twenty miles in four hours, wit •n hr ag.IIII took refresh wilt and 'Ai pt. lie had scvcii hours to do the reinsimog thirty mikes, and k•pt on at the rate of five miles an hour until he had completed ninety miles, when lie fell lame. He hail something under three honrs to dip the next ten stiles in, but be could wily reach the ninety-second mite, when he was obliged to resign the herculean labour. 11 was even heating ou the event. LIBERAL LANDLORDS. I .The Earl of (Theiderfield and Earl %lancers, we are in formed, hare directed their agents to reduce the rents of their lenauta ten per celet.—( Neff Jawbone Joeermal ) • " The late Marquis of Londonderry had on his exten sive estates In Ireland, until the late dreadful shock came, a Contented and thriving tenantry; the majority of them were ... of late, able to pay their rents. He scut fur his •gent—inquired the cause. The agent told him. He de sired his truantry In be assemblril—demanded from them what they were able to pay ? They made their estimate. He ordered the old leases to be value...lied—gave them all receipt+ tat fnll , and desired new ones to be made out accord ing to the fair value of corn ; and under the new leases his tenantry at present derive. Hut his Lordship did not stop here. Some of the tenants bail paid above the fair value of the land, is accordance will, the terms of their agreement. "These tenants must," said the venerable Nobleman, "have . .. ' I ! 1 , inunicated officially to the Directors of the East loci Company, are extremely interesting, and de. niand the fullest attention of the public. The capture of the fortress of Dwarka is an en- aerotise distinguished alike by the determined valour Ac i t . t i o le ns of the troops engaged in the attack, and by the Actions, 1 , 560 Crivelli, who acted so distio 7 El'shed a part in the Piedmont revolt, is arrived at lis. It is said he immediately received an order to leave it in '24 hours. Five per Cent. "Consols 83 fr. 55 cents.; Bank 1 560 fr. . MADRID, MAT 6. male, tat ieflied to the . Court, who occupy . St i deprived ilit•tuark es of die Comforts, MOP even the_necessitire . B . PRICE OF sToCKB YES T ERDAY. James's I riser, have in consequence r 4 r . ceivec afire: ire mast refund the • propos:to o fll cots? tiotice to quit, in order that the flue suite o. rooms which it contains may be illtrli Up for the hold- iug of Levees, Drawitig-roolus, &c. IWW held ut Buckingham Iloust. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER last A zrrat pad wes t arcordingy refanidet . heck; newid o w la•ly 3 ree o rl i v n e , i p lz r o la h n er d est o r n ed and old pounds .. s ad, w ith . the easy term,. This is doing the thing like r a r Ni.bleman, Ike a mail of humanity. It was almost the last art of the line Lerd Loiololiderr;'s hits. He will surely reef ive Isis renard.—(MG/is. Mercantile Advertiser.) l d 'he i tei:iols oni 11- laws of Purniehully,4 B` tie Stock.. 225 i 226 India Stock 2321 3 ti i e e r t ( C_ :t e . n c t. os te . d .. .. 7 .7 4 3di India Solichr..43 44 pr. 3) per Cent per Cents. tintih Sea Stuck...* 811 83! E. BIM, 2... 2 pr. pat'. 91 $ per Ct. N. Atm i tuAl 3 I pr. Ditto Small Itarony of Iverk, Batik I. Anti itil 13-16 . Lottery• Tickets la its. .t'... soititary skill with which the attack was prepared The evening of the illation of the uttfortu- night honoured Drury-lane theatre with their pre- and note Venuesa, the /Mace went to the houses of seller. yof K i lkenn y , have, within the last week, re- ceived au unsulitned redsetion of ss. per acre on their Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 72 Coos. for Ace.... 74in I nod executed. We lament extremely that we can- t h e aut h or i ties t o d eman d t h e h ea d s o f twenty - n — ot speak of the expedition againvt the piratical five persons, who all belolig to the first families iii RENCE, Oct Thursday the Duke and Duchess of C I , A - grounds; those on 'he lands of Portnescri ly, a redaction o f the Duchess of KENT. Prince East ewe lor. p• r acre. We nuderstand the joint roprieter . s who COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, May IS. Soil'. M. Felice, the present Moister for Vossagii LIOHENLOHE LANGENDOURO, and a select party, have thus set so p aisr-wui thy sat ',camp's., are Samuel Aosterdam• • • •C•F• 12 14 Leghorn Arabs of the Persist' Gulf with equal eulogy. The mo v es and Robert Ra•kas. Esqrs. and the Rev. Francis Ditto at sight .. 12 11 Genoa .. 43, Affairs has been it is said, appointed Minister o f dined with Prince LEOPOLD at Marlborough Ne - apart.—(lVafeeford Chronicle.) Rotterdam .... 2U.12 15 Venice ............97 401 British force employed to co-operate with the —. " . . . H 12 10 j Matta ...faunas of Muscat in this enterprise against his Hie tntertor : he is replaced b y M. Heredia. A courier who arrived on the 2,1 flow Cartlia- hostile neighbours, consisted of six companies of gent', has brought the intelligence that during the ! 1 aepoys and eight pieces of artillery. There seem night there had been a commotion in that city. The r ' to have been very few Europeans employed in the expedition, so that the charatter of the British people demanded and obtained the banialunent of fifteen persons. On'the 27th of April, Salazar, and a great slum. :N u. c 7 st . erday morning the Duke and Duchess of ..-LARKNCE moil tile Prince.. AUGUSTA left town SUDDEN DEATH. A most awful instance of sudden death occurred shout far Bushy Park. lat the evening their Royal i5 ,... 0 . 4 • Highnesses returned to town. •k yesterday afiernonn in Fleei . atrrtt :—As • Gen. Orman and Lady were walking arm in arm towards St Miss S. BOOTH'S benefit is fixed for this night Dunstan 's Church, on a sitilstrn he gave a start, and ea, A H D n n it i n t w :l7l7r g . h . •... .2)U. 38 7 A1ter5........2} U. 3.1 ft i Paiermo....pei us 116 Paris 3 day's sight.. 25 80 1 Lisboa ..2 U. •2tl 15 ( Oprto bo Bourdeaux • • .. 26 15 l Rio Janeiro Frankfort oil this • able .. ... ( Naples B Main EX. 5C....1574 l Dublin .. week at the Dublin theatre. The eirtertainments 8 1 1 chinned, `t 0 Lord ! what's the matter !'• and instantly fel l pario)u % li di" U. .- 53 D wan in that quarter of the world, where , from the Cork down speechless said insensible. He was carried into th e . i ''. 2 2 2 , 1 in ' i . her of ecclesiastics and monks, brou..e the alone of peculiar nature of our Government, character forms the Constitution which was placed in the square uf ewe of the strongest foundations of one power, was M . • . will Ti r, S he rri :l :d e ( I: ll 'i i i l m it Yr N e lis 7 s Ae ßn i o li T g . P iranda The afterwards opened the taw/a1.., still . . . • . . . • too:tam for a tortnigot at tile Liverpool thetore, on h i la i n s cl e i i te n el , , , :tiirl . . Vl's Ull e ff ective 3 . • g k to e s t. ln s ip of Mr. Colk, chemist, nearly opposite, where every Ile. Trieste....do vary allegslion was rendered, end two or three other Me, md s d nottion. • 10 20 Portugal (rold in f •• 44 36 dice! Gentlemen who were Pent for came, but all to no Dar 'a ." "•*" .• 36 Colo, per or ....0 0 0 1. l distributed 100 rations of provisions.• Cadiz .... ' committed to a few wpoys, unassisted by an her way to London. pine, as he neither breathed our aliened the smallest sign Babas I ti 104 NAPLES, APRIL 9.6. • of life. 351 1 Fore i gn Cold in .... native British troop.. We are not unacquainted with It was stated in THE BRITISH PRESS of W en - Barcrlosist. 351 New Uoishlionis OO 0 Letters from Rome annouuce 'hit King Ferdi- fallibly that the erionratopirt THEODORE MAJOCLIII 8 Seville. 354 . New Dollars ll 4 ii. she great services of the se s, the determined mind is indisposed. CORONER'S INQUEST. leech , inied from Doer r for Calais on Thursday week, Gibraltar . . • 3stl Silver in Bars O4 1 t valour and the excellent discipline they have die. Two Two moveable Austrian columns traverse the limit r the assumed name of Doctor Maio. A let- ~:t••• played on many occasions of serious and trying Capitslana and Basilicata, to pia an end to the . . DREADFUL ACCIDENT. An Inquest wes held ors Tharmilay at (lie Stag, in Castle- I. IL n e b r from our colter pondent ut Dover, received last Of tl*, is Dover-Wert, ' l i t h r e i Lad ) of W. M. Pitt , E.:q. 1 t emergency, but we likewise know that on those avatern of robbery carried on by some bands of moil, it. forum its that the Doctor was ISCCOM. street, Westminster, oil the buJy of George Slight, who M.P. a w :la - . 1 s occasions they have been supported and comae- ca T rbir., , e nili* minced the presence of British soldiers, and we i re bel General Rossarol, islieu he embarked partied by the tio !eta celebrated Madame DEMON+, . the sue &sant Countess' of (..7olonibier. We thought died in the Westminster Infirmary . It appeared in rvidruce 5m ,,,,,,, 2. blacksmith, residing in by at Nlesaina, carried of t 80,000 ducats of the ;rubric . . Vauxhall-road was going home Ihrou b St • James s Park newer ort Tuesday night, awl a sun uu Thru,day DEATHS. the t ccupatiou of these ritteresting personages ended on the night o'f the 21st of April, in company with three m „ i , 1 1 ' • do not feel it necessary to dwell upon the confidence whe y. with the Qo REV'S trial, arid cannot coaceive for friends; when they caste to the Stable-yard gate they found g • .Tuesday last, John Berunyco..i le, F.sq. Professor of Matl.e- -• I -11 y 111 l I ry Aeirl my at %I . i la it+ . . __ ir . , and feeling of emulation which the community of We understand a C •sion is sealed, and the what purpose they have been kept so long to this — Ott re Tti t es s tl i a l y I. ‘ i ' et s , th . e l l l s 3 th; in the ' neglibmi:ls p ovd ofttri , l- 1 . it shut, and his companions weld on to Fluekinehain-gate, • ' ' ' I' I • such troops may be calculated to inspire. We slow Members will in a few days iiruceed to examine cosm"l's but the dreeseed, who remained behind, attempted to smile • Dr. Cancun. 1 his celebrated Slusicpen ablates d, eat s •• lite, the highest reputation for origiaal geneses and prot-os..i e• rr thud thtom oppov.ed to the Arabs without the usual into and report upon the slate of llclisster pool. We feel great pleasure in stating that a letter the palisades at the gale, when he fall uoun the spikes, our „,;,..,... . of which penetrated through the inside of his thigh intr.. his , i ' countenance of British troops, said neither the. The Cutamission consists of (hit t : Magl i d r •t v ii. • was this clay leo:teed by Mr. Sherlock, of Dame. badly. . this he fuuud At the residence of his brother-h.-law, Lieutenant•Coloriel S. . street, from his Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, rein- ln state was suspended by his con a- At Military Sec 'sr • Cali rota II •ii al, on the 18th commands of a British officer nor the apprehensions chosen Irani Wiltshire and other neighbouriog limos, who carried him to the hospital, where he died on December', 1820, lilin ' ll e‘ ye l r' Esq Sil l 'itr:ia X ending Surgeon counties. tire to the tahlniret trade of Ireland, wherein his Thursday. Verdict—Accidental D•stA. 4 ' of defeat in it hostile country, nor the comparative or that exiablishnient. vii Late accounts from St. Relena state that BONA - Lordship says, " a speedy occasion may occur ' dv u outage which their discipline must have given , Oo Tuesday last, at his house in Chancery lane, aged 79 PARTE waist/ seriously iralispus es i, th a t Ire had kept (when the material business of Parliament is In A letter from our correspondent at Dover. dated years, Richard Erlinitvols, Esq. of &Wei tun-house, to the them over the rude tribe of Beni Ben Ali, were his bed for a fortnight or three weeks. A pasaeirger, . aortae measure over) to slate the wishes of the m, • • - county of Montgomery. In hia death his family, his name- • y 17 ( • I hursday), says—" A melancholy rotas- -. • capable of inducing them to advance ttgatinst the who is arrived in town from she vessel which brought • Dublin manufacturers in favour of their beautiful t 1 rop ie happened here last evening, which excited roue frienils, lOW the pour, have sustained au irreparahie I Arabs, nor to withstand the attack when the enemy the information, on the auilturity of one of BONA- Pultillts. . 1 1 Pelitimaing the King's Most Excellent considerable feeling in the beholders. Five vessels loss. He was fur many years one of the sworn Attorneys of the Exchequer of Plem Y • the Treasurer of that highly phi- PARTS'S. attendants, corroborates the intelligence, t 'Majesty in nerson "—lna/she Freeman's Journal 1 -endeavoured to close mitts them. They fi red a few , . • , - --••, arrived in the Ittmile from Calais; and as a boat with tauthropie institutioa, the Welsh Charity School; a Deputy- t- slid adds, that iION APA AVE wits so extremely un- CASTLE CASIPBEI L —The following Lieutenant fur the counties of Montgomery and Kent ; and singular sir- pasaeogers from une of them was coming towards the t . volleys, and turning round threw theinselvis upon well, that his dissolution was thought likely. tie . . Clerk of the Uphoklers Company. He was a Welshman, sod t„ y. cumstance lately occurred at Cast le Campbell, N.B. : s h ore , she was ran foul of by another vessel and sunk the homes troops, and fl itri4 th en , into disorder. 'was not able to retain soy thing °a his stoinath.-• —a young cow, beton •te to the person who kee•is rini ' ' ever enthusisastie in supporting the best interests of his gin„ I moliately. The passengers and boat's crew (fifteen countrymen. II may (he (Psis demp hatically inscribed . The Arabs with inferior numbers gained an eas y Th e Company's-ships D u k e o f York „„,i !{''Grease!{''Grease the Castle, cramped from the place where it was i n number) clung to the tackli ng of the hitter vessel, on hi s tomb . , " Here lies a olstm as !" fur bta whole sad long ',. vict or y. N'ettrao troop., accustomed to see the Hastings arrived Of Portland yesterday. The I kept, and ascended the spiral staircase to the top and were all, with the exceptio n o f oar, picked up life was one of u se f u l ness an d un d ev i al rag i n t egr ity. k'' , ' backs of their enemies, fled precipitately before the , Warren Hastings left China the 501 Jritaniry; and of the Castle, where, after being some time, it was by boats which came to their assistance, after re- °L----------. - -.---- -- - -- St. Helena the 26th March. The Duke o f Yurk discovered by some of the surrounding n ei g hb ours , nin i n i og i o the water some minutes, and be'THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. i .. . wildtsciplined hordes of the desert. But not in the being much HIGH WATER , . '''• . &rid slope was the cowardice or miscooduct of the left China the 12.1. January , at.ti St. Helena the who immediately informed the owner. After great bruised. The !Demon drowned was a fine young . man Morning 26 after 3. 1 livening 42 after 3. - • Ist April. . The day previous to her leaving St. difficulty and considerable danger, he ut length named Louts JACOBS; he had • large quantity of - - ' ----•---- •--- - - _..- - asp.,. apparent. Captain TsiosimoN hoped to be Heinle the ships General Hewitt, Marchioness of succeeded in rescuing it from a siluation so singu- gold about him, which is supposed to have sunk him mid Published at THE BRITISH PRESS sad TI E - ,4 ' studded to defend his position at Beni 13011 Mina Ely, and Lady Campbell, ionised there. larly perilous. i before he could grasp a rope." GLOBE Office, No. 127, Swami by C. DooNWELL of the Strand. . „ ..$ l ,• e . **4.,. i. 1 t . • • -...-. • rits conoVArtoY. rti Ihln the last taro dirt the works in Westminster ball have hers resumed. Mom they sieve suspendyd list slimmer, the arrangement, within oh, hall (as our readers may rrnu•mber, from the simple and int. resting 4ttatla we gate at thi time), hoof rtipitgy advanced bustards completiou.. The flours—the see , rat tiers of galleries, un ritket aide of the hail—dhe grand mimic-gallery, over the reit • entrance — and the elevated station at the sipper end of the . ha, Mills the royal table, *ere f!xed; the cos. and ornament' 'dime were re pole. ti complete them.. These are now just comm. 'iced, uu•u 1 . 14:1:..I in corr.- . ihe the fronts of the pl'eries (or hoes) with • arivarAto eeive the paper, which also is preplfl!ig for the d.•ror-thin. The paper is of a large and noble pun is, in the Gothic st)le, to correspond w g• oriel character of the ass fil let:lure snub or nametata of tlir hill. ;The whole businesr is !intervallic wi+h the restle4t wily, positive and distinct it.dr.s to clicct hay los fornarded to the Hoard Various alteratimis are making in the coaluMe of persons •Ittudsot ou his Majesty. The Mess of the ('ages fa to be altered ; it is to be blue and gold, riT..hly ornamented, so as to - accord wills what Is termed the King's ((snowily the Puuee liegeliett) uniform. Ploclases•tiou• respecting the Con - motion, and the re-as. stunning of that Court of Cfsims, it is expected, will be pub.., lathed in a few days. It is usnal, we ust,l., slam!, 10 g ay. at 1.-ass six weeks' out ice its lite Gwaette of a Coronation, for' she information of Fureigu Ililliwiati•ra and Courts; and the time catotoul be positively lined till the prolostrle period for Illy prutuelluss of Piirliameat may lie asrectsturd. . . EDINBURGH HIGH COURT OP ADII4OLTY. SI NISI KG VESSELS. The Friends, Umtata, from Mellow to Hans burgh, way Nina( off Jutland, in Jour, 1816; and the Mary, 11•LachIan, 'front Glosiow to 0111'1'11w rod Leghorn, miss rook oft Tortokar iu June lust. John .Nl.Dotogill, of Cloeltoor, was port uw. er . of both those ve,pels, a .d ou Weilose.dsy last oath put opal his trial for the oofenee of canoioig , the.Friewifs to he drstroyed, sod thereby defraud-, lug the owner of the and the nudervaitera. The trial lasted till too o'eiork on Suuorboy , afternoon, when he : r e c ited sentence of trams. pollution fur life. 111 6 Lachlan, noartir of Marv, was then tried for so:acing Witt' veste4 and *en-, teneed to be trots:poled lot 14 years. MA ICK ti Ts. CORN EXCHANGE, ERMA'V, MAY 111. Having hml lint few arrivals of %Vbrai sod Barley thi• weds, unit a demand fur that of fine ifikalily, prime samples of each of the above articles were readily disposed of, at au advance of 1.. per quarter on Monday's prices; but there was severely isny thine thong in the itaftlior qualities. The Oat Iradv was heavy al Mnoday's priers, the supply being gle:.ler this ILe derstaud. Ili limas sad Pease so alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET. FRIDAY, 31av 18. The supply of Firer this moronic; was short, but there was a e I supply of Shit? veil Lambs. nail His prices ale mods the same as cast market ilas. In Hay, Straw,' and Closer, no alteration. The following in a coittet 'Wistaria of the prices and number s sink the offal per stone of 81b. 8eef....35. 6.1. to . 4s. ti.t ' Head of Cattle tkis doy: Mutton 3s. 6.1. to 4s. 4.1. &Asti Lamb.. Bs. 03. to 7a. Dd. Skeep and Land..." 7,2 08 Vea1....4t. 8.1. to ss. ad Calves Pork ... 3. 8.1 to fis. 4.1. 150 • HEMEL 11 EMPSTEA D, MAY 17. Wheat, per Id. (fire bushels) I Oat■ • . 30. to 39. Ott I Beaus .. 18. to 20. Ost New ditto —. to —s Old Beau.... .p 10.234 Barley, per quer 23. to 20s Pease 204 to ‘23. Oti NEWBURY, HERBS, lils2 17. Wheat Rye ...... -• to —* Beano Ns to 340 Barley Bread, gallon, Is s3d. to la. 40. COAL AIAICKET, Mar IS. Ships at Merkel. Ships Sold. Prier. 37t Newcsstle 1 Sunt!edam! r r I I FA