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I.ONDM 4 I, Jew. 12, link THIS Corporation kroinr given Lhrections for placing BCOY S 4111 RACE'S SHOAL, and also a BEACON 111:0Y on the North-eastern End of the INNER DOWSING S; Notice is hereby given . Ths on the Ist day of February next, err mane after that day u the wea - her in.ty permit, the undo. Motioned Buoys will be placed, RACE'S SHOAL, Northern Part, a Red Buoy. Swaim pan, a White Buoy. INNER DOWSINOS. N o seb.eoateen end, a Black Beacon Buoy, having a Stalland Vane. Further partintlare relative to the situations of the above boots will be riblialted as soon as they ban beta mooted. By order, J. HERBERT, Seereurr. VONTRACT TO Dk;LIVLAND.ICE .COALS AT NEWFOUND. COlllll/IAREAT DEPARTMENT. TIIZASURT ORAMPERS. el AN. ie. 1826. QUM Persons as are desirous at contraetitir with the Agent foe Commissariat Supplies to deliver 550 Chaldrons of 00A LS at Newfoumlland, may receive particulars of the Con. Tract et this Office between the hours of Ten and Four, awl deliver their Tenders, healed un and directed to the Agent for COMMISR3. rut Sapplim, marking thereon " Tender for Coals ;" on or before Ti ESDAV, the 21th instant, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any Proposal be noticed un. lois made on or annexed to a print , ' Particular. and the pricer in. sated in wmds at length; nor unless a better be •objoined to such Proposal signed by two persons of known p ro p e rty engaging to be. come bonnd with the party tendering in the sum expressed in the Particulars, for the due perfonnance of the Contract. LONDON DOCKS. TO STONE 3i ASO NS, QUARRY MEN, AND OTHERS. THE Directors of the London Dock Company do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to receive Tenders, soiled up. at the London Dork House. Prtnee's-street, Maw, ou TUESDAY. the 31st of January (instant), at Twelve o'clock. front such Persons as may be willing to Contract for the STON E required for the Cotratruet ion of Vaults, and other Works, . of the Company east of the present Dock. The Plana and Specifications of all the Stone required, and also tht. Particulate and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the. London Dock Howe. Every Tender must be secompw-ied with a Lotter, signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to biome bound, with the Person ferwerioir, in Me sum of 2,501 N, toe the due performance of the ontract. S. COCK, Sec. lAndstri Dock Hoare. Jan. 10. 1826. N.B. Nu Tender will be received at,er Twelve &Clock on that day. nor unless the Party making the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, shall attend. • VEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. THE COURT of_ d _MRECTORS of the WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice, :hat au EXTRAORDINARY Llll7 Tor OE! EitAl, NI PET! NO of this COMPANY will be 644 at this Howse, on FRIDAY. the 37th instant, at One o'clock- in the afternoon, pursuant to the following R:quisition, agreeably to the Act of Parliament " We, the undersigned. members oi the West InBla Dock Com.. pony (being severally Proprietors of AM. vse *permits of the se w (unipany'a capital stock). having had reference to the reductions in ihe Rater and Charges payable to the Comoany, made In the years 1817.1822, 1823. aod 1821. to the recommendation of the • Select 1 nominee of the House of Commons on the Foreign Trade of the Country, and to the declaration of the Company, in the li b k , ited tytile published on the 4 tbiano;lB23, viz.—That the Rsh?,t y estabrished ware' itiseadrhto glee the West Inthaltradle the Docks at less than remunerating charges.' whereby the reconi trtemistion of the Select Committee of the Home of Commons will be completely fulfilled on the 31st instant do hereby request that a. Special Dervral Court or Extranrdina-y Meeting of the said Com post, msy be tailed, far the purpose of considering the expediency of making such alterations In the said Rates as may be adequate ;gal consistent with the fair charges of the Port of London. "WILLIAM MITCHELL "RICHARD LEE " JENEAS RARELY to ODLIN ROBERTSON " OLOROE HIRRERT " DAVID LYON. Jun. " ANDREW COLVILE " JOHN PLIJAIMER " JA MES .SH A W "JOHN H. DEFFELL " UKORHE BROW rd N "o JOHN DRINEALD." By oer of the H. LONOLANDS, Smitten. West India Dock House, Jan. 11, 1(125. N.B. The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precisely. ROYAL STANNARY or BRITISH MINING AS SOCIATION. The noteholders are requested to meet at the City of Leedom Tavern. Rialy.paqate.sureet. on 'CHESIL% Y NEXT, the 17th instant, at 12 for 1 o'clock precisely. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Committee *mutinied at the General Meeting of the alhareholdets held on the HT Y S tid day ON, of November last. KNIG and F Basinghall-street. N.GRO SLAVERY.—The PETITIONS to be re meted to the Houses of Lords and Common, from the in. habittnti of Leaden and its vicinity, for the mitigation and ull. mare extinction of SLAVERY throughout the British domishms, and unanimously agreed to at the Meeting held at Freemasons' Hall. en the 21st December last, Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. in the l'heir, lie for Signatures at the undennentioned places. viz.—Free masons' Hall, Great Queen.street t Crown and Anchor, Strand ; King's Head, Pnaltry; hleses. Hatchard and Son, 187, Pima. dilly; Mews. Harvey and Derma, 53, Omceehureh-street ; Mr. L. B. Seeley's, Fleet-street; and at the Anti-Slavery Society's Office. 18, Aldermanbury. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan cery, made in a Cause wherein Christopher Kinder and others are plaintiffs, and Peter Vitou is defendant, the CRE DITORS of WILLIAM YOUNG, late of Colchester, and formetly of Rumford, in the county of Essen, Saddler, who died in or about the month of January. 1811. are, on or before the 13th day of February. 1326, by their Solicitor , to come in ind PROVE their DEBTS before James Trower, one of the Mastm of the said Court, at his Chambers. in South ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or. in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. THOMAS TILBURI_," Plaintiff's Solicitor. Falcon-street, Falcon-square. Nth December, 1823. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.—The SPRING COURSE of LECTURES will commence on FRIDAY NEXT. the 211th info. THEORY end PRACTICE of MEDICINE—Dr. %%L -LCM'S and Dr. Ei.i.lirrao*. MATERIA MEDICA—Dr. ROOTS. CHEMISTRY—Mr. H. Rtrawox. ANATOMY —My. GRECX and Mr. Joss F. Soot re: SURGERY—Mr. Gerrit. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and DISEASES of the EYE—Mr. TTIIITT.t.: MIDWIFERY—Dr. Lococc. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY—Mr. Jonx F. Socvn. BOTANY—Dr. Lean. CLINICAL LECTURES will be given. Pupils entering to the Societal Practice of dna Hospital are al lowed to attend that of OuV. For wanieulars apply to Ir. Whitfield, Apothecary to St. Tho mas's SUPERIOR SEIDIATZ POWDERS. 'flit ESE Powders produce, when used as directed, Water. exactly of the same quality as that found at the celebrated &knits Spring. The Water impregnated with them becomes, in an instant, sparkling and effervescent, and forms an alterative Saline Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water. They remain unimpaired by time or climate. Prepared and told by the Proprietors. Moms. 3IARSIIALI. and Co. Chemists. Brewer.street, Iliddem.squarc, in Boats, 4a. Sd. each, and in Bottles at 235. duty included. N.B.—The Pedic are cautioned against imitations, and are re quested to nipacrvA thewords, "Prepared by G. Marshall end Co." will be printed ttptel ever; label, witli each box and bottle; all other Premint:orts, under the same name, advertised for making the Seidlitz % ater. are spurious. - - To be had le thrive:— The Oxygenated Soda Powders letvender Water Cheltenham his in crystals Ditto, Perfumed Ditto ditto, in efflortscenee Ditto. Mille Una' Finest ealened Magnesia Vegetable Extraet Pectoral Cough Drops Espritt—various Aromatic Vine fi ar Lau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Arquebusode %Water Camphor Tooth Powder Vtgetahle Tooth Powder, Ike. And every genuine Drug and Medicine, of the finest qiiality, far bone and for exportation. KM Chests, of all prices. completely sued for every Climate, MB. All otter Overtised Preparations for making the Soda sod Ihddllits Waters, maw the above names, avraparious. •6 . Meerlabia, Ike. supplied eit liberal tennis SALES BY AUCTION. MR. WILLIAMS'S splendid SALE of COSTLY EFFECTS, at the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and Eight following Days, is arranged iu the foliorring order, viz.:— First Day—The Wardrobe of fine Damask Table And Bed Linen, It'earing Apparel. &c. Second Day—The Plate. Jewels (including s fine Brilliant Neck. I lace), Hold Chronometer and Watches. Snug Boats, Trinkets, anti Cellar of choice old Port (12, 8,6, and 0 years in bottle), East India Madeira and Sherry, Champagne, Claret, Sauterne, and old Hock. Third Day—lndian and Chinese Articles, French Cloak. Mar bles, Billiard Table. large (Basses, Philosophical and Musical Instruments, Curiosities, kc. Fourth, Fifth, and Ststh Days—The valuable Library. Seventh Day—The chmce Collection of Paintings. Eighth and Ninth Dave—Valuable Miscellaneous Effects. To be viewed till the sale, hr cmalorruse only, at lid. each, which may be bad of 111 r. Thomas Williams, Iligh-street, Chclicilmun ; Mr. Ridley, North-street, Brighton; at the Mart; Darraway's and Chapter Collee-houses; auti of Mr. Williams, Throgniorton- I street. IFltOlitfal) LEASE OF AN ELEGANT RESIDENC4 HEOENT'S PARR, AND THE COSTLY FURNITURE, WINE% PLATE, LIBRARY, ao. 1/11 R. PtiILLIPS respectfully notifies, that at Twatat JAL for One o'Clock precisely, on WEDNESDAY he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, without reserve, nom the Premises, 4a. %kirk-terrace, Regent's Park, the elegantly fitted and conveniently arranged House and Offices, the property of a Gentleman retirinr to the Continent. The pet-idiom an pleasantly anstairily situate In York.aerrace, with its front towards the Park, commanding varied and beatitiful views of Highgate and liamp. stead, St John's Wood, Ac. with immediate access to the Park• and contiguous to the most fashionable part of the metropolis, and consisting of is cheerful suite of drawing rooms, fitted with great taste, a apseinus dining mom and library, and a suitable number of airy and well-proportioned chambers, competent to tne accommo dation of a family of respectability, uniting the requisite offices, with the pleasure ground in front. May be occupied immediately after the Sale. Held on lease. at a moderate rent. May be viewed four days prior to the Sale, by descriptive parti culars and catalogues, at Is. fled. each, which may be that bad on the promisee, alma it 73, Ne. Boad-asetes. LOST a BAN.K of ENGLAND NOTE for 20/., No. 10,9011 dated November 11,1!!4. Whoever has found the same, and will bring it to Mown. Amory and Coles. 2s, Throgmorton.street, shall be handsomely rcoanled. TAN. DIRECTORS of the PROMOTER BENEFIT COMPANY hereby give notice, that the FIRST HALF YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the rate of Five per Cent. pr Annum. wiH be plltl on the 21st instant and following days, at the Otfiee at the Camping, No. 9, Cbatharn-place, Blarkfriare. Jan. 12, 182(1. 31. SA A;1 I), Sec. Dedicated, by permission, to the King's Most Excellent Majesty HANOVEItIAN and SAXON SCENERY ; from Drawing's by Captain BATTY, of the Grenadier Guards, 1.R.5., Member of the Imperial Russian Order of St. Anne. Part let, price I2s. 6d. Also. VIEWS on the RHINE in BELGIUM and HOL LAND; from Drawings' by Cousteau , Batty, of the Oren/Wier Littazda, I.R.S. Part 12th, price 121. R. Jennings, 2, Poultry. Just published, price 6s. SONNETS and other FORMS Achidy written in India.) By DAVID LEST} R ICICHARDSON, Esq. Printed for T. and 0. Untlerwoud, 32, Fleet-street, London; anti Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. " We extract the twenty-fourth Sonnet, es particularly beautiful. • The Soldier's Dream,' a bionic verse poem, which follows the Sonnets, Is in a higher strain, and would scarcely have been un worthy the pen of Byron."—Monthly Magazine. jutt published. to two Tel% live. pries !4t.. boards, the tifth Edition revised and corrected, with an additional Preface, containing Strictures on a recent Publication by William Stephen WIT, M.A. Rector of North Fambridge, Essex. ►pHE HISTORY of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, L from the Birth of Christ to the Eightee:, th Century in. eluding the very interesting Account of the Waldenses and Albi genses. By WILLIAM JONES. London : Publithed by the Author. 5, Lorell'.i.court, Pater. niter-rew, and sold also by all other gooksellem. " There is no exaggeration in Mr. 3one:a language, when he says that if hell had been emptied of its inhabitants, and all let loose among the valleys of Piedmont, greater enormities could neither have been expected nor committed (than those indicted by the Cat ho. . lies on the W aldenses and Albigenses). He has pursued the tragedy to the concluding scene, and related it with the reeling+ of an Eng. 'Rahman and a Christian."—Quarterly Review, No. LXV. On Wednesday, the 95th of January, 1823, Mr. Murray will corn. menet the Publication of rrilz REPRESENTATIVE, a Daily Morning Newe l_ paper, intended to convey the earliest and moat authentic Political, Commercial. and Domestic Intelligence. Advertisements, and Communications for the Editor, to be sent to No. 50. Albemarle-street, until the 25th of January, and atter that day_ " The Representative" Office, No. 25, Gre a t G eor g e. street Westminster. ••• Orders for this Newspaper are requested to be sent to the Postmasters and Newsmen. Albemarle-street, Dee. 29, 1925. AT HOPE'S ROUT FURNITURE WitREI-lOUSE, Rathbone-place, Families may be accommodated with the Illltl6 of clean BEDS and BEDDING, sofas. couches, sofa and chair beds, easy and nursing chairs, invalid chairs and exe rci s in g horses, 1, 000 feet of mut caned seats, 50 dozen of chairs, 000 fee. of dinner and supper tables, elegant card, 100 and sofa tables, handt some tripods, lamps, lustre, girandoles, bell shade., knives, forks , glass, china, and plate and plated goods. To be sold an elegant set of dinner tables (telescope) composed of beautiful Spanish wood, and superior workmanship. 14 feet long by 5 feet 5 inches wide; a superior counting-house desk, with knee-hole on each side and drawers to the bottom, circular end, cost WI, to be sold for 181.; a large deal painted press, suitable for housekeeper's room, 11 feet wide 7 feet high, for 81. I OSEPH COOPER and SON, 93, Hirhopsgate-street, el Within, AUCTIONF:ERS, APPRAISERS , HOUSE AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS, beg to inform their Friends, and the public generallT, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and HOUSES for SALE, in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few concerns in the metropolis, arising from their long esta blishment, possess more extensive connexions for the disposal of property. Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or re moved to convenient situations for disposal, eagles on the premises are objected to. It is the principal feature of their Establishment, to settle all sale accounts generally within three days after the sales hare been of fected, and to make no charge for registering pmperty intended to be disposed of by Private Contract, unless absolutely sold through their agency. ESTATES SURVEYED and VALUED. RECEIPT of RENTS, Securities, and all description of Pro perty managed with promptitude and despatch, whether under trust or otherwise, and ample security given where required. ••• J. C. and Son have extensive dry store-rooms for ware housing Furniture of all descriptions, on moderate charges. SMITH'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly superse d e' the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking house, as it gives the true Westphalian or Wood Smoke Flavour in a very superior manner and in a much shorter time. This highly useful article was well known to, and much approved by, the late Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to Hams, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or Fish, and perfectly answers the purpose in either case. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co. chyinists, &c., 29, Haymarket; and retail by Ball and Co. VI, New nowt-street • Day and Co.. 96, Oracechnrch . street ; At kinson. 3N, Oxford-street ; 111•51illsn. 60, laradenhall-street ; Neighbour, 131, high Holborn ; Robetts, 119, Great Russell street ; Stokes, 42, Fenchurch.street ; Sterry, 128, Blackman. street ; and many other respectable oil and Italian warehouses.— In bottles, 25., Is. tid., fie. each. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. DR. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS.—Tn those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders snd their various distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, head-athes, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, tainting fits, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by • due perse verance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re.eata. blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. 6d.; lls. land 225., by Butlers. Chymitosi 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's; and lit, hackville-street, Dub ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond street. and 220, Regent street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Pr. FOTHEIIGILL'S !CONIC FEMALE. PILLS, recom. mended in general debility of the constitution, also as a safe and est:client remedy in those periodical irregularities *kith' females, of delicate and languid citculation, mire especially the Minder pan, are Liable to. In boats, at Is. lid. and Rs. 9d. FROM SATURDAY NIGHrI GAZETTE. India Roan., Jaalsserlf,lBte. A despatch has been received ambe &mit India-Boone from the Governor-General in Council at Fort William, iti Bengal; with enclosures, of which the following are copies: Copy ,of a letter from Brigadier-General 31oveihrin. C.B. to the Adjutant•Gencral of the Army, dated Arratan, 10th May 1625. Sir.—l have the ilOl/01,1, to enclose, in original, two despatches just received from Brigadier-General 31'1Ieen.one, dated 21dAfiril , announcing the o . cupation of the isJand of Ramtee, and the other, the 11th of 3tty, that ot Santlawev, on the Main. From both places the enemy trinely revealed, and though they did not of an opportunity for the display of British valour. his Excellency will to gratided in learning dm on both occasions such ardour was displayed as gave matirance that the service would be i maintained with honour and credit. The directions of the Governor-General hare now been so far fulfilled, that 1 may report the Burman aroma to be expelled from the Amato territory, and that the four provinces of Cheduba, Rannee. A ratan, and Sandowey, are now subject to the orders of bra Lordship. I have, Ike. J . W. MORRISON. Brigadier-General commanding the S.C. Division. Copy of a letter from Brigadier - genera l Mikan to Brigadier- General Morrison, C.B. dated Ballow. 'ad April 1325. Si a—l have the honour to Inform you that thettlotilla weighed early in the morning of instant, at the tomtit of the Artarin River, and having fine weather with moderate breezes, the whole were anchored the night of the 18. h. wriNii three miles of Cheduba Rnads. It being necevary to take lititlpply of water, the Oros and boats proceeded to Low Inland, riveted to the southward of Ritmree. Several of the glut; inhahhearts from Ramree having liolued us the night of the 40d,, gave Mfeternaram that the island had two days previously been eviimateibv the enemy. To this no very Mintier faith was given. The slithery and a detachment of the 40th t, Anent of Bengal native infantry having joined, the fleet was anchored the night of the 21st at the entrance to the Ramreeor6 It, and diapositions being made fur landing the troops, the same was carried into effect the billowing morning. The nu merous M.% or s.akee the enmity had driven across the creak, pre sented so formidable and effectual an obstacle, that, with every ex ertion on the pact of the acumen and Wears, it was nearly two Iviurs before a ,passage could be cleared for the small boats. 6o anon, however. an the advance, under Captain Skelton, of his Ma. jedy's 45th regiment, could be disembarked, I proceeded with Commodore Hayes to the town of Hountee. The road, to appear: 'nee, has lately been made, and wa. commanded in many parts by fortified heights and well constructed entrenchments. The creek is practicable ter boats to the town at high water ; distance from its entrance about seven miles by land ; from the great entrencbment considerably lees. NO opposition whatever rim made, and the Wand was taken quiet posseiunon of in the name of the British. The enemy. to protect him against a landing by the ereck, had thrown up a tong line of entre' ehments upon the r ight bank, con atructed with great judgment. and made particularly strong by the numerous traverses placed in all directions. • The defences of the town consist is a stockade of nonsidtrable - Mxtent and some strength, situated about the centre of it, this being protected by several torts upon hills, end one of them completely commanding the mad by which you approach. The inhabitants are in quiet occupation of their houses, and Napst Nunn, at their solicitation, has been continued in his office of Jemidar. charged with the maintenance of peace and good reel r upon the island. I have directed that eight companies of the 4thh regiment Bengal native infantry, with the detachment of artillery team Cheduba, under the command ot Major 31urray, ehonkl constitute the garri son of Retiree, Ind I consider that they will be quite equal to all thertutles that may be required of than at prevent. To Commodore Hoye% 1 am mast Indebted for his hearty co operation upon all occasions. and feel the fullest confideace front his able assistance. I have every reason to be tuitistied with the of ficer' and soldiers under my command, and ant happy to inform you they have continued to be healthy. Herewith Is transmitted a Retura of camuted ordnance. have, &c. W. 1101EAN, Brigadier-General. Return of Ordnance and Stores catuured at Ramree by the Forts' under Brigadier-General 3l•Deo. CB. 221 April, 1325. Braga gun-1 two-pounder; non guns-1 six-pounder, 1 two pounder, 3 one-pounders; 13 jinge/e, 16 muskets, 261 down, 150 spears, 1,200 flints, Europe; 6 tW e r4y.four-pounds shot. Europe; 4.lwelvespeends shot, Europeitenne-poundsehet, Europe; 2 six-pounds shot, Europe ; 150 grape shot, Europe i 'firers* y Modred weight of leaden balls; fire hundred weight of iron balls; four hundred weight of spare lead; E quantity o Y f gunpowdeeutenant,r destroyed. GORG DKE, Li Commanding Artillery Detachment. Copy of a Letter from Brigadier-General 31• Bean to Brigadier- General Morrison, C.B. dated llamree. sth May, 1825. SlR—Part of the force under my command having arrived at the entrance of the Sandrine River on the 48th of last month, it was determined by Commodore Hayes and myself that the troops should be put into boats, and proceed up the following day. The Macnaughten transport having grounded in the passage from Ramree, Captain Anderson, with four hundred and fifty of the 16th regiment Madras native infantry on board, never joined us. A stockade a; the mouth of the river was evider tly evacuated, and information was at this time given by inhabitants (Mugs) that the enemy had also left the stockades at Sandowey. The boats having moved about eight miles try the river, Com modore Hayes leading, about dusk came upon a stockade and en trenchments. The enemy had also constructed breast-works In different commanding points, and had staked the river below the entrenchments. A space however had been left sufficiently wide for the boats to pass. The troops had been landed for the night, and being re-embarked early the next morning, the whole were in progress up the river at four o'clock. Nn opposition was made to our passage, and having reached Sandowey anon after seven o'clock, the stockades were taken pos session of; there are two, neither of any strength, though the ground upon which one is constructed had Leen well chosen. Many acts of cruelty are reported to have been committed by the Burmese previous to their departure, and four bodies were found, said to be executions that had taken place for refusal to accompany them in their retreat. It did not appear to me that there was any object to be gained by remaining at Sandowey, I therefore determined upon embarking the troops, and that they should join the division. I have to repeat how much I owe to Commodore Hare, and my admiration in him of the good effect of u zeulous and animated ex ample for enterprise. The officers and men under m command have given me much ; cause to speak well of them; f or, although the enemy has not given us the opportunity of a meeting, they have suffered mush front continued exposure to extreme heat, and in a variety of ways have undergone much fatigue, which they have borne with becoming spirit and cheerfulness. Captain Hall. of the artillery, was obliged to proceed sick to Che duba, without furnishing me with any return of the captured ord nance. 1 am happy to acquaint you that the troops hare continued re markably healthy, there bring at present only two Europeans sick. I have, &c. W. :INMAN, Brigadier-General. Fore;gn-Offirc, January 14. 1826. The King has been pleased to appoint Thomas Tupper. Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul iu the dushy of • Coutland, to reside at Riga. 'The King has also been pleated to appoint Anthony Lancaster Molyneux,ll:sq. to be his Majesty's Consul in the State 01 G.!Olgia, to reside at Savannah. The King has also been pleased to appoint George Silken!, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at New Orleans. lirarafire, Jan. 13, 1826. MEMODANDUSI. ilia Majesty has been pleased to approve of the sth Foot bearing on its colours and appointments, in iv:di:ion to any other badges or devices which may have heretofore been eranted to the Regiment, the ward " Corunna," in commemoration of the distinguished gallantry displayed by the Regiment at the battle of Curunna, on 16th January 1809. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 20th ditto—Ensign R. T. Forking to he Lieutenant, by purchase , vice :Smith, promoted In the 93d Foot--dated Jan. 5, 1826. 35411 ditto—Surgeon T. Prosser, from the 241 West India Regi ment, to he Surgeon, vice Masao, promoted to the Staff--dated as above. 3 8th trine--Llentenant C. Reynold* to be Captain, vice Carthewa deceased; Ensign G. :Memnon to be Lieutenant, vice Reynolds; A. Berkeley, gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sleeman— dated an above. 46th ditto—Hospital-Assistant A. Fuson to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Fenton, deceased—dated as above. 5111 ditto-a-Captain J. Steuart. from the half.pay, to he Captain, vice G. Carpe inter, who exchanges. receiving the difference— dated Dec. 29, 1826; T. H. Western, gent. to he Enshm, with out purchase, vice Rowcruft, dismissed the servise—dated Jan. 2, 1826. 54M ditto—F. W. Johnson, gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dodd, promoted--dated Dec. 31, 1825. 5911 ditto—Ensign J. Peacocke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Chichester. promoted; A. Hartford, gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Peaeocke—dated Nov 24, 1025. 60th ditto—To be Captains. by purchaser—Lieutenant G. F. Greases, vice Pearce, promoted ; Lieutenant T. H. P. Tempest, vice Masser,, promoted—both dated Dee. 25. 1825 ; lieutenant J. Campbell, vice Seal, who retir,,—dated December 28, 1825. To be First Lieutenants, by purchase—Second Lieut. J. S. Wilford. vice (kettles; Second Lient. it'. B. Neynoe, vice Tempest—both dated Dscember 25. 1825; Second Lieut. F. Mathieu. vice Caniptiell—dated December 26. 1825. To be Second' Lieutenants, by purchase—J. Bell, gent. vice Wil ford, dated Ike. 25. 1825 ; C. U. Churchill, gent. vice Neynoe —dated Dee. 28, 1825; R. In Orlebar, gent. vice Marlton— dated Dee. 27, 1i125. 64th ditto—Captain S. W. L. &tenon, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice J. Girdlestone, who exchanges. receiving the difference ; and Captain J. Ralston, front half-pay 25th Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster, vice Draw water, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards— both dated Dec. 29, 1825. 69th ditto—Captain F. Glover, Moot the half-pay, to be Captain, vice J. N. Reade, who exchanges, receiving the difference-- dated Jan. 5,1826. 71st ditto—Ensign .1. Barry to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stewart. promoted ; and .1. H. Craik, gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Barry—both dated Jan. 14,1826. 92d ditto—Hospital ,Assietant lif. Baillie, 51. D. to be Assistant- Surgeon—dated Jan. 5, 1826. Ride Brigatie—Hospital-Atutiatant 51.-J. Bromley to be Assistant ' Surgeon--dated as above. 2d %Vest India Regiment—Staff-Asaistant-Surgeon J. Richardson to be Surgeon, vice Prowler, appointed to the 35th Foot—dated as above. BREVET. Captain C. C. Michell, recently appointed Professor of Fortifica tion at the Royal Military Academy at 'Woolwich, to be Major in tits Army r -d'ated as above.' HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surgeons to the Forces—Surgeon %V. lilitnro, from the 35th Foot. vice Sharpe, deceased ; and Staff Assistant-Surgeon M. Steen ~sl.6.—bah dated as above. To be Apothecary to the Forces—Staff Assistant-Surgeon J. F. Pink, vice Montgomery, who retires upon half-nuy--dated as above. To be Assistant. Surgeons to the Foreea—Hcepital.Assistant .1. IL Walsh, vice Alleo, deceased ; and lloapical-Assistant P. Campbell, vice Richardson, prommed in the '2d %Vest India Regiment—_ooh dated as above. • • To be Ilnapiial-Aasisuints to the Forces—J. Crichton, gent. vice Miller, promoted in the Royal African Colonial Corps; C. Brawn, gent. vice Cahill, pmnfnted 'in the Royal African Colonial Calms—bosh. dated 27th Dec. 1825; J.• 514Heger, gen. vice Davis, promoted in ;he 39111 Pont 4 J. Casement, gent. vice Olney, appointealto the liith loot—boah dated sth Jan. 1826. •'• - •- • __ l UNA-TTAMIED. To be Lieutemant-Colanels of Infanta. by purchase — Major .1. Carmichael, front the.lBth Foot ; 51 , jar F. C. Phillips, from the 15th Light Dragoons..both dated ISt!. Jan. 1826. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase'—lieut, W. Stewart, from the 71st Foot ; Lieut. C. Drury, from the 15th loot—both dated 14th Jan. 1826. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign 1. W. Stroud. front the Ist India Regiment; Cornet C. H. Nicholson, from the 10th Light Dragnons—bOth dated 14th Jan. 1828. To be Ensigns. by purchase—Gentleman Ca.;et W. T. Tinne, from the Royal Military College; E. Noel, Gent. ; f. Bates, lient--all dated 14th Jan. 1826. MEMORANDUM. The mime of the Gentlentlin appointed .Hospital-Assistant on 29th u 1;. is Bong, and not Brag, as stated in the Gazette of the 7th inst. The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to diatose of" their. half-pay :—Lieut.-Col. C. Dashwood, half-pay 4th West India Regiment ; Lieut.-Col. C. Plenderleath, half-pay 49th Foot; Captain W. A. Oliver, half-pay Scotch Brigade; Captain 111•Namara Morgan, half-pay+o7th Foot; Lieut. J. W. Everett. half-pay 85th Foot; Lieut. If. Proctor, half-pay 64th Foot ; Ensign J. Ilumphreys, half•pay 15th Foot ; Cornet C. S. Smith half-pay 2d Dragoons; linsign G. G. Robinson, half.pay Bth Foot—all dated Jan. 14, 1826. War Ofkv, 3(111. 13, 1112 G. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Payniaider A. C. Drawwater, from the G4th Foot. to be Paymaster, vice R. Bloomfield, who retires upon half-pay 25th Light Dragoons—dated Dec. 29. 1825. 7th ditto—Lieutenant H. S. Hodger to be Captain, by purchase, vice Robinson, promoted ; Carnet J. Osborne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hodges ; T. Atkinsn,. gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Daniel. promoted—an d a t e d J an . 7, ify2.„ ;di Regiment of Light Dragoons—Carnet W. Edwards to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice hoed A. Paget, deceased ; C. Tower, gent. to be Cornet., by purchase, vice Edwards—both dated Jan. 5,132 G. 10th ditto—C. J. Whyte, gent. to he eornet, by purchase, vice Nicholson, promoted—dated .lan. 14, 1326. 15th ditto—Captain C. R. O'Donnell to be 31ajor, by purchase, vice Philips, promoted: Lieutenant C. Philipps to be Captain, by purchase, vice O'Donnell—both dated as above. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—W. C. Burton, Esq. Page of Honour to his 51ajesty. to be Fxslgn and Lieutenant, without purchase—dated Jan. 5, 1826. 3th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Hon. S. Hawke, from the half. pay, to be Lieutenant, vice F. W. Vieth, who exchanges, re ceiving the difFerence—dated Dec. 29. 1825. lltb ditto--E. L. Woolley, ,„.ent. to be Ilnsign, by purehaee, vice Eyre, appointed to the 36t h Foof—dated as shove, 13th ditto—Lieutenant P. Ilutimhrye, from half-pay 90tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vies J. Kemple, who exchanges—dated Jan. le, 11326. 15th ditto—Ensign L. Tollemiche to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Drury. promoted • T. Rose, gent . . to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Tatkmaelul-both tinted Jan. 14, 18211. 18th ditto—Captain J. Doran to be Major, by psalms, vise Co:- protnoted—dateal as above. • dealer and therm:tan, Jan. 21 , 28. wed} Feb. 25, at tat, St Bankrepts' (nun. Solicitor, Mr. Benjamin Hardwick, reiu.esistat. PAW\ Brattn, King's Stanley, Ohmmeter, clothier, tadleallab toter, dealer old duper an , Jan. 24, 28. and Feb. 22, letta„ ,et the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors. Messrs. Getty; Iltl s, batty, and Belden, Angel-court, Throgmorton-atreer. Cwaai.Es SAYER and GEonote GAIDVER. Greet Tweet street' wholesale grocers, dealers, chnpmett, and Jah. 21, 28, and Feb. 24. at one, at the Bankru C p l trgt • Solicitors, Messrs, Paterson anti Pelle, Old Broad.street. - Wit.u.sat Swrett, Ismnbard.rtreet, better, hosier, draft: and eltapman Jan. 21 , Feb. (, at ten, and 24 at twelve, • atilala ; Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Gregory. Clement's.lntt: ' WI Ll,' Aer Rowit.rY, }term-street, Oxtord.otreet, tav)vesg. keeper. dealer and cheap/out, Jan. 21. at one. anti at twelve, and Feb. fa. at one, at the Ilankropts Own. Solicitors, liesiv. ritevons and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. 'DIVIDENDS. Feb. 4. JoArph Clarkson. Gracechtircfi.street. hatter, at twdfr, at the Bet.trupts' Court—Feb. 27. George Smith, Neircasat-aof - Tyne, drapes. at eleven, at the Turf Hotel, Newearele.upro-Tywat —Feb. 24. Jacob Westlake, Upper • Kingston, Southampton, maltater. at three, at the Crown Inn, Rinew'pod—Feb. 4. Robert Fuller, Reigate, Surrey, shopkeeper, at twelve. at the Bankrupts* Cash —Feb. 4. Benjamin Osborne Corbett, Friday.street, line draper, at RM, at the Bankrupts' Court—Feb. 4. Wn'. Haues, New-road, Aiiddlesez. mix:tr.-broker, at twelve. at the Bankrupts; ennrt—Feb. 4. Thanes Stirling, Commereial.read, Lambe*, slater. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Jan. 21. John Rackhani, Strand. bookseller, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court—Jae. $. Jean Baptiste Itenelli, Quadrant, Regent-street, dealer, at oat, at the Bankrupts' Court—Jan. 2!. John Collens and Ftancia Nicholas-lane. Lombard-street timber-mer c ha n ts , at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—Jan. 21. John Bmmley, Circus-street. Slaryleboste, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court-. Feb. 6. Peter Bothwell, Runcorn, Cheshire, corn-dealer. at demo, at the Star Inn, Manchester—Feb. 6. Francis Nicholson. Maa cheater, corn-dealer, at ten, at Wbite'n [hotel. Manchester—Feb. la. Robert Lawton, Bottoms within fdayley, Cheshire, cloitt:er, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mancheater-,-Feb. 6. John Aspinall and James Anpinall, Liverpool, bankers, at one, at the Grocer Inc.„ Liverpool—Feb. 28. Thomas Aabcroft, Liverpool, timber-mer chant, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Avison, Solicitor, Hanover street, Liverpopl—Feb. 11. William Inglethorp, Portman-mews„ Parunan-svare, horse-dealer, at ten, atibe Bankrupts' Court. .: • CERT( FICA,TES—r Le. 4. Charles Mora, Cheltenham, fishmonger.—lienry Stratton, Chapel-place, S:ratfard, Essex, wise-merchant.—Thomas Fen nell, Jewry-street, Aldgate, and Brussels, snap-manufacturer:— Bohm Rogers, sea. Piddle Hinton, Lkweetshire, tarmer.—fid mund Jupp, Camden-town, builder.—Charles hibdin, Zon-place, Waterloo-road, and Surrey Theatre, mu.ic seller.—ktchard An drews, Bristol, baker.—John Cadogan, I .Vatcr-street, Arundel street, Strand, carpenter.—William Carrington, Pore-street, Las don, •Cheesemonger—Thomas Hood year,. Aidersgate.street, Loa don, wraw-hatmiannfacturer.—John Kntfe, jun. Ilarp.alley. Fleet market, broker. • ISCOTCR SEQUESTRATIONS. JAMES WATLING: Klititarnock and Ayr, ini.keeper ; creditors to meet in the Mae/ Bull Inn, Old Brine, Ayr. January 14, at twelve, to choose an interim factor; and January 30, at twelve, ID name a trustee. JONATHAN JAMIESON, Paisley, tinsmith • creditors to meet in the Saracen's Head Inn, Paisley, January 20, at two, to name au Interim ramor; aniFebruary 6, at two, to ;home a trustee. JouN 61 EEL, dinburgh, carver and gilder; creditors to meat in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, February I,.at tiro. to receive the - trust repot, etc. Joust I(ELTv, Auchterinuchty, merchant; creditors to meet in Kaittiond's Inn, Atralterrouclity, February G, ai one, fur general purpose*, WILLIAM Ross. Glasgow and Demerara. merchant; creditors to meet iu the Sheriff's chamber:4, January 24, and February eleven. for public examinations ; at Mr. Natsrnith's office, GlLi gow, February 8, and 22, at twelve, foe general purposes. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOEVEIJ. - - - - --- • • • -- James Sedgwick and Thomas Webb, litn - chester, mercers.— James Robinson and John Gowburn, Tenbury, Worcradershirt, att aneys-at.low.—Thornas Deane and Wiltiam Barnett. farstsrsr.— Samuel Barton and Samuel Dawson, Nottingham, bobbin-makers. —Samuel Chappell and Francis Tatum Latour, New Bond-strera, : music-sellers . — James Mattison and John Arwood Beaver. Ann. ' citester, cotton.spinosts.—!)raper Gardner, Francis (instiller, and John Mathison, Vcre.strect, Clare-market, and Salisbury, IMPTIkt tiaii•nierChAntil•-4. Lsbron and S. Johnson, Bardsey Quinn,y . Bardsey-cum-Rigton. York, stone.merchants.—T. Fairthorat, Matthew 'Lofty, and G. Hickes, London, and St. Alban's, tutor neya and solicitorr—Josish Al'illiantson and William 31tirsh liainaon, Liverpool, attorneys end solicitors.—Caleb Glanville, Isaac Fennell, and Jansen Heinle, Cranston. street, Black well•Hral. Factors.—Elihu Samuel Fellows, John Perry, and Thomas Jack. lin, Beeston, Nottinghamshire, machine.roakers. The average price of Brown or Illuscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 11th day of January, 1112%, is 1!. Ms. 114 d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Omits of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thersot maw Groat Britain. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office. under Act 6. Geo. 4th, cap.l6, sec. 6. JOHN SANDERS, St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, bookbinder. (Filed Jan; 10.) IVILLIAM DODD, JeTtllyh-street, Westminster, saddler and harness.mateis (Filed Jan. 10.) Garnett Davis, High.etreet, Kensington, corn-dealer. (Filed Jan. 14.) WILLIAM Wom-Great Distaff-lane, packing.ease.maker and carpenter. (Filed Jan. 14 ) BANK BETTS. RICHARD Moons, St. George the Martyr, Southwark, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Jan. 21, at eleen, 2S, and Feb. 25, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Collycr, Lyon's- Inn. Jamas DAN/ELL, late of Lime-street, provision-merchant, dealer and chapman, an. 21, 28, and Feb. 25, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Davison, Bread-street, •C heapside. RICHARD WALKER, Oxford-street, butcher, Jan. 24, at eleven, 31. and Feb.2S, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. So ticket's, Messrs. Appleby and Charnock, Gray's-Inn-square; and Mr. Woodward, Cleobury.near Bewdley; JOHN GROVES, Gun-street, Spitalfields, carpenter and builder, dealer and chnpman, Jan. 21, 20, and Feb.2s, et eleven, at the Bankrupts'. Court. Solicitor, Mr. Ph ilipe, lyddelton.street, Clerkenwell. ROBERT PEITTERS, Bristol, boot and shoe-maker, dealer and el'apman. Jan. 30, X and Feb. 25, at twelve, at the Com mercial Rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. Solicitors. Messrs. Ildurdil- Inn and Hewitt, Bread.strect, Cheapside ; and Messrs. Bevan and Brittan, Small-street, Bristol, THOMAS WILLIAM RICHARD/ WATKINS, Hereford, SCTi- FALMOUTH, JAN. 12.-Sailed the Ranger, Robertson, for Li . vener, Jan. 19, 20, and Feb. 25, at eleven, at the City Arnie verpool."-Mlnd N.C. to E. . . Hotel, Hereford. Solicitors, Mr. James Platt, New Boswell- PLYMOUTH, JAN. 12.-Sailed the Princess of Wales, tip:a, court, Lincoln's-Inn; and Mr. Thomas Jay, Hereford, for Sierra Leone.-Wind N. JOSEPH TURNER, Chetter, architect, marble-mason, dealer DARTMOUTH, JAN. 12.-The Portuguese schooner Dispique, and chapman, Feb. 7,8, and 25, at one, at the George Inn, Dale. Guimarens, came round from Brixhant yesterday, to repair. re, street, Liverpool. Solicitors. Mr. William Hinde, Marshall-street, survey has been held, and it is found necessary to discharge the Liverpool ; and Mr. Edward Chester, Staple-inn. cargo. and place die vessel in the dry dock. CHAR LEa SHEAF, llarrington Mill, Worcester, miller, dealer COWLS , JAN. 13.-Arrived tle Ebor, Anderson , from S . . and chapnnan, Jan. 20, 2 1 , at four , and Feb. 24 at twelve, at John's, New Brunswick. Sailed the Saloens Wane, Worthy, tor the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Alvarado. I Swain, Stevens, Maples, Peelle, and Hunt, Frederick's-place,Old PORTSMOUTH, Jewry; and M r. VS hateley, Birmingham. Duncan, for Tobago ; the Hebe, Attwe11, for CHARLES DELVES BROUGHTON and Jona JASPER Gait- can steam-vessel. for Sierra Leone ; and the Ilarmooy, Andreas, I WITT, Nantwich, Chester, hankers and co-partners, Feb. 17, 111, for Sailed the Concord, Freeman for Lisbon ,• and the and 25, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich, Chester. Solicitors, Liberty, Aldridge, for the Western Islands .- Wind W.N.W., ' Mr. Edward IVildes, Lincoln's-Inn-fields ; and M essrs. Ed. flue weather. I dleaton and Elwood, Nantwich, Cheshire. . Drat., JAN. 13.-Arrived and remain, the 51 ary,4ll`Cln: e, Jong KERSHAW, Jolla Tout-1860s, and RICHARD Asu- from Jamaica ; and the Peggy, Weller, from Honduras.-- , Wii a I wonY it FULLER, Manchester, machine-makers, dealers, chap- W.N.W., light breezes. Imen, and co-partners, Feb. 8,9, and 2 5 . at ten , at W hite ' s Hotel, GILAVaSaND, Jaw. 13 -Arrived, the Emperor Alexamlei, IHing-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Appleby and Char. Armstrong, and the Carolina Frederica, , front Dantzie Met, Cray's-lan-square ; and Alr. Chapman, Fountain-street, Iresueb, , from Pillau ; Islington, Blakey, front Slamet ; Manchester. Rotterdam, Robinson, from Rottetdam ; aidt Mary, prarth, front WILLIAM WRIGHT, Wakefield, York, innkeeper,victualler, Knuigsberg. Sailed, the Joseph, Batson, for Seville ; and the dealer and chspntan, Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and 25, at eleven, at the Despatch, Riches. for Lisbon. Sessions-house, York. Solicitors, Messrs. Addington, GREENOCK, JAW U.-The Warrior, Moricar, band to New Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. 'rho- I York, sailed yesterday, and ran on shore near the harbour, where mss Taylor, Wakefield. she laid one tule, but gut off this morning, without any appareot Joust BEST, Kidderminster. Worcester, maltster, dealer and damage. , ehapman, Jan. 24, at twelve, 25, and Feb.2s. at eleven, at the JAM•ICA, NOV. 17.-The Blue-eyed Maid. from !Inflames, White Hart Inn, Hartlebury, Worcester. Solicitors, Mr. Joseph put into Trinidad de Cuba on the 12th ult. with loss of mast sod Baylis, Kidderminster; and .51r. John Collins, Great Knight two of the crew. A large Spanish brig; from Havannalt to Ma- Rider-street, Docters' -commons. sidellate Cuba, with naval ilium, is lost on Cayo Largo-ctem Aatinaw RYUER, Budge-row, warehouseman. Jan. 2 1 , saved. 28, and Feb. '25, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Curia, Nov. 2.-1.1 blew a complete hurricane on the I st ult. Messrs. Shearman and Freeman. Guildford - street , Russell-square. The Abdere, of and fur Kingston, was wrecked. The. Knelists WARREN MAUDE LAHR, Fatfield, Durham, merchant, des. schooner Caroline, from Ph schooneriladelphia. Despatch was ut R was loot a has since ler and chaptrian. Feb. 8,9, and 25, at eleven, at the George-Inn, been got up. The Spanishm t ocs. Pilgrim-street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Mews. Meggi. The Union, lICCR, lost masts, and was driven on shore. The bug son and Poole, Vet:dam-buildings. Gray's-Inn ; and Aleura. Bonellr, of Philadelphia, was totally lost, with her cargo. The Donkin and Stable, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. brig Pilot, of Philadelphia, foundered. The brig Lacy upset.. Jetsam' BRRNARD, Gravesend, Kent. pawnbroker, 'dealer and _, shape:lan, Jun. 17, 31, • and Feb. 25. at twelve, at-the B a nk. The Helen, Patterson, from Gibraltar to New York, was totally rupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Swain, 'Stevens, Maples, Pears, lost on the 31st of October, in lat. 39, long. 57. Only one of tee and Bunt, Old Jewry. crew saved. GEonnt Bane, Bromley. Kent, coaeh.martee, dealer a nd The Braitsfortl. of Plymouth, from St. John's, N. 8., Vas spoils° c h a pman, Jan. 24, at ten, 28, at eleven, and Feb. 25, at ten , at the with on the 30th ult. in lat. 47, 42, lot.g. 14, W., w a ter-logged, 0 Bankrupts' Court, Solicitors, Ali. James Sherwin, Great James. the Archimedes', arrived oft - 3 411 y. • street, Bedford - row' The Albion, Fisher, ikons Dublin to Whitehaven, Wag assri- WILIJAM lITNMINrs, Thatcham, Berks, money.scrixener. tinned by part of the crew on the 27th ult., near the Ossne's lieut. Jan. 24. at eleven, 31, and Feb. 28, at ten. at the Banktrupte heirs: on her beatn-ends, and it is sapposed feenderset , • Court. Solicitor, Mr. William Ewington. Poultry. -ewww.-- • DAVID GROVES, Norton-street, St. Marylebone, and grocer EAST INDIA SHIPPING. chessemonger, dealer and chapman, Jan. 17. 21, and Feb. 25. Passengers for Calcutta, pet the Honarahle Company's ship at twelve, at the Bantrupts' CORM - Solicitor, Mr. Addison, Ve. Berwickshire, Captain Shepherd :-Colonel M•Dot'al, Aeljutnek rulam-bniMings, Oray's-Ina. General ; Captain and Mrs. 111• G e, 'Maier 111141 Nn. Oaf. WEIL/AMIN Lewis, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, baker, dallier and Mrs. Mamainewn, Rev. W. Softest, De. J. Lessard lfir.lietioe, durum, Jan. !1. Feb. 4, a ten, sad 5, at twelve, at the Bank- Assistent.Surgrons ; Mr. Napier, for . Singspissee Mo. Gott: a. ruts' COMM Solicitors, Mesas. Stec and Ratinridp, Wal- Messrs. James, [ha win, Beck, Sornisty; sod Sege. &dna brook-buildings tis. Jaw. -ne Om Pattb, 2rtall latuamt lit Boilliti 1 : 1 "-`0. 4 JONI BLA I2 ) torPllmos MIN, Wit awl sad Enna, at Porto Prsya Rai, St. Jigs', ow (loin" a 1315 0 1 1 m • - • Average price of Corn from the returns received in the week cnding January 7, 1826. Wheat. duky. Oats. I Nye. Beats. I Pease. a. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. 60 1 37 2 24 11 43 1141 2 44 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Jaw. 13. Wind N.N.W. frir—froit7lligh s Wnter 14 rr Nothing arrived but some vessels from Ireland and ciastwisr. BC AU MARIS. JAN. 12. (3 p.m. wind N.W. moderato — Smack Alert, Estill, from Liverpool for Sandwich, put into tithe port this morning, with loss of bossprit and other damage. having been run foul of by a schooner last night about six leagues N. l;. of the Table Land. The master of the smack got OD board the schooner, which was supposed to be bound for Liverpool. - LIVERPUtII., SATURDAY, TAN.-13. Wind N.C. to S.E. fair—frost--lligh Water 52 ni.p. Arrived the Colossus, Marshall, from Savannah—saired the 7th December. The Chariot was to sail the Bth, the Geo. Stinton on the 14th, and the and Arabian on the 17th, all for Liverpool. Arrived the Mary, Whitburn, from Rotterdam. The William Pitt, the Milo, the Cuba, and some others wrnt out of dock into the river, but it was doubtful whether any wou.d get away to sea, tt being so very thick