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'. R7th Fnl In he ?swim vice John !Schneider, who ex. changes—dated sa above. dium--AbausianeSergrea David G. Raleigh, (mom the half pay of the 81st Foot, to be Assistaist•Sorgrim, wire James Dempster, NI D. who earhotiges—elaird In novr. 111511, ditto—Grow Edwards, Grot_ to be I:1.1[11, lis par. those, vice nonillion's, promoted—dated as above. Rine Brigade. To he Firat Lievirivaioa—ldentesialita Jobe G0...1i, from 11w half pay of the Regiment, •ice Tlionin• Satoh, alio t selsnees,rereiviiit the difference —ilsird eb 17, INI9 ;' sail Tree Webb. (rum the half pay of ihr William Chapman, who exchange., r.ereving the slit. fertrice—dated March 18, 1919. To he Second Lientesiaiit—t.l.llplins fleot. by pro.. chase, wire Hannay, pronsotaul—dated March 11, 1819. 24 West Indaa Reiginwol—Easign Hein y Paxton W i ll ia ms, from the Tusk Masseurs, to he Ensign, seer Fusio.y, who enelsaosco--dated April I, 1819. 31 ditto--Ensign Francis Macfarlane to be larukuisint, withoat porelsese, wire Comore, ileeeivwd—dated isiniary 6, 18111. York Chasiturs—Eaisitto John Friary, horn the 9.1 West Imam Retirees', to be rice Williams, *boric. changes—dale., April 1, 1611/. Cape Corp.— Ensign William Fraser, from the 724 Foot, he Emilie, stet Van Ryoevielil, who exchanges—Abated so above. . HOSPITAL STAFF. TO he Assistant•Surgeuns in the Forres—..Assislant.Stirgennu Thomas Howell, from half-pay Bth Mattoon finattle— dated February 25, 1810; James Henry I.ll.ltitsr, from half pay 35th Foot—dated as above; Jahn William Wat son, M.D. from half-pay Staff Corps of CavAlry--daled as shove; 'oho F trndea, from half-par 'Oth as above ; John Dempster, from hitlf.pay 03.1 Finit —dated as above; William Gordon Watson, H D, from hattpay 93th Font--nlated me shove; Samuel Hill, (nun half-pay 71.1 Foot—dated March 25, 1F19; Thomas ;Caplet, front h:df•pay late Regiment De Neuron—dead ac shove; Alexander Dunlop Anderson, from half pay 43th Foul—. dated as above. GARRISONS. Colonel John Negent Set) th, De loaltpey Sth Writ ',robe Itexonent, to he Lieniensoit-Governer of Scilly 18131111, vice Vugoereex. dr d—clated April 1, ISIS. Enmett Jansre Nunn'too, un'thr half.poy of thr 41h West Judea Regiment, to be Tunn-Major of Galway, owe Paul, decateed--deted is shove. 51t teosAtenA. The name of the Gentleman appointed to ■ Coro,4ey in the 14th Licht Dragoons, 041 85th February hod, is Nteke, and not Spate. The Christian name" of Lieutenant Mining. of the 58th Foot, are Charles frentior, instrad of O'Connor. C'onturiintoar r;gottrf 8p eke ford Lierfeasof of Ike Wert Hi lf►p of Ike Comfy of l'uok, CU, sad Corey of Ike ity of Yuck. lit West Fmk Militia. Moo J.rmes Herhert,Gent to be Liffatesaat.—dated Nurem• her '2O, 111111. Baron ikvulry, Gest. lo be Ensinoi—dateil u above. Yorkshire Hussar Yenmaury. Loral Grantham in be I.irsieuaui-C.douel Commandant, vire Harrel, 41,c:ea...A—dated Jauu icy 2t, 1119. Richard York, Esq. to br Major—datrd a. abut, William Thompson Ere, E.q. a. he Captain—..latril as above. To lie Loruiroialite—Coruct Rtehard Bru..ki—'laud March In. 1819; Sir Philip Masiiave, Bat dlarth 11, 1819. ierononiuton in Ike East Essex Matti*, signed by Ik. Lord Liestesoni of Mc County of Es's% resign John J.nvrr Sinai to be Capiiene, vice Kirby, re. eitived—dalid Fibrrary 9,1819. RANK RUPTCY ENLARGED. Rirliardettir,•laie of Friday-airert, Ltiordult, and of Ken wayekeinemaii, Gum April 17, to April 24, at tiCKIN at Guilaball, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED R.ehard Ga►ier and Henry Barter, late a Bishop's Walt ham, Haws, ireClllll. BANKRUPTS. John Huylnn& of Knottingh y, York, grocer, to norms. ilea, May 3, at five, 4, and 29, at eleven, at the Dolphin 100, Pontefract. Attorneys, Mr. Horner, Poutefract ; and Mr. Blakelock, Serjearst's Inn, Fleet-street, London. William Heal, of Bradford, Wills, ionkeesue, to surren der, April 23, at six, 24, sad May 29, at *levers, at the Angel Lan, Bath. Attorney% Messrs. Ors, Ban, and Me redith, Douglity•streer, London; and Mr. Store, Bradford, Wilts. Charles Drummer, of Wood-house, Wordsworth, York, man mercer. to surreirder, April 24, 29, arid May 29, at elevrn, at the Town Hall, ihreffield. Attorneys, Mr. Batlye; Cliaireery.4ant, London ; and Mr. Grenvep, Sheffield. Stephen% Moths!, late of Liverpool, mereharri, nn sorren. du, May 7, 11, and 29, at twelve, at the George Int% Liver . pool. Attorney% Messrs. Blactslock and Bonet, King's; B.i th walk. Temple, Loonier; and Mr. M tira ow, Liverpool. George Elute% of Medley, Erse:, merchant, to surrender, April 24, May 4, and !hi, at twelve, al Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cocker, Narsau•rtrtet, Soho. Ho hard Mitors,of Miricld, York, etial-userchant, In sur er ruler, May 17, IS, and 29, at eleveu, at Ilse Costrt.lopose, Wakefield. Attorneys. Mr. Lee, Wakefield ; anti Mr. Lake, Drimrsir.hill, Landoll. James Marlin, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, drug gist, isa outmode% April 30, May I, and 29, at twelve, al lire Rummer Tapers% Bridal. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole sod Greeillield, Gray's lon square, Loudon; and Mr. Cornish, Orland. A.exanaler Bland Forbes, of Bristol, amp IN to surrender, Apr il 29, 29, mud May 29, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Allorneys, Mesas . % Price, William, mad While, Lomisiln's hum Old Building% Loudon and Mr. tabor% Rai•tol. James Brolky ruttine s s( Carpenter's Hall, I.ontlon-wall, London, ironmonger, So surrender, May 4, 6, and 29, at tireless at the Castle Inn, Birmingham. Attorneys, Meares. Clark. Richard, anal Medealf, Chancery-lane, 11,1/11d4111 1110 %% ills, Birmingham. Thomas Bierclirr, or Mirchel-Dean, Gloucester, timber dealer, to surrender, April 23,24, and May 2'i, at eh vet% at the Southall Inn, Glosatettr. Aroma's, Mr King, Sr'.. j.ant's Lass, Fleet-otroe% Loudon ; and Mr. Charlton or, Bewa il , Juan Bothwell, now or late of Arnold, Nortingliam, ho sier, to sorvenater, April 28, at air, 27, and May 29, at r le arn, at the Falcon Inn, York. Attorneys, Mr. Sykes, New lira. London ; and Mr. Bremity. Star, famous+, York. Anthony Male% late of the White Lure, Lairdwth, Sorrey, •scrualler, to serresider, April 24,27, and May 29, at fru, at London. Attororys, Mr. Korglit, Kensington; and Mr. Popkin, Dean-street, Soho, E dwas d Cull saws, of Crooked-lane, Lowden% off. sirerelra to aurresider, April 24, 27, and May 29, at Sr., at Gui ldhall, I asrdros. Attonerys, Messrs. Allmon said Hoodleloy, tree. wran's-coart, Charles Hell, late of Silireestreet, Wood-street, London, en mania of Muirepersritreet, Huston New Torso, Middle- riblvaud atiikurroctiirrr, April V 4, 27, Niirl M4y 22, at ',rive, lAriadirm. Altoniel% Mcrae. Kuirht mud Ermaiiiii, street, LourJou. HI V I DE.N DS. May 11. J. Pratt, Bruider-pliace, Kennisgruii, Surrey, surgeon, as eleven, at Guildhall, 1,111411. . Alay S. J. Ilotieraby, of 1,111.1111 Shadwell, Middkven, owner, at twelve, at Guildhall, larniou. May S. C C Recker, of LottAwiry, Loudon, merchant" our, at Guildhall. Slay Y J. St. Barite, of Austin-friars, Loodoo, ship-owner, •5 our, at Guildhall. May S. J. Ilryaat, ben lair of Barnet, Herta, but now of H4dley, Middlraes, ionlauldir, at twelve, at L0t,44;,; clay Iht. D. Mitchell, of Ilse Chance road, ilerinoisikey, Juts. y, lassei, at eleven, at Go4lolhall, May 11. G Reboots, of lietagelactl, Litasiartfalecet y Lot► intraiaill, al irk yea, at lissilells.lll. May II I'. Philip*, of kiac-.art. I, flailholosnetr.clwie, astir-41.0, at el. tr.., at May IS. I. M. he., of flisipeouri, St. Maq•atr, lioadoo, merchant, at 'cave, at Ilia, 11, S Ta)lor, of tissues-Wee', Woolseiaskr, Mid- Alcerx, and also of the folantl of Guernoey, merchant, at one, 11l Gllila/Mil, 141111100. May 11 .1 Laeh4u, 11f Grenl G•soloton's.fielJo, ,lohtlonsex, Asir, •1,40110 r, el rimers, at Guildhall, Limlota. May 11. T. Jrwil• •irret, Cripplecale, Lawton, iailor, as rlrwroo, at Gesilittuill. May 1t G. M.mrlulog., , , of Donfaster, Turk, g r ,al fro, al guildhall, 1AV14,011. May V 9 E. 1111.1.. m, late of Gihr3Harr, tont now a preware be the gaol of Lamaster, sttereleet, at twelve, al Guild hall, May 49. Jllow, I.f Milk-yard, I.OMIT Shadierll, 1)4401 maker, nail of the Awehor and Hope, et tee.' at autitthalk Linda". May 29 J Breen., lair •.f Craven.sieert. Strand., Midldlerea, wine myrrh:int, at Slay 25 J. Kr I, ul It. ar.sareet, leuce.ter.fielda, slractiat, at twelve, et Guildhall. Imuilow 41 " Y I n 'W. 1110 w or I , ste of Leech, York, merchant, at • heel', ■t th► Se.nrn• tina.. 1.14.11.1. A nrol 1.1) c. W. Walker, of Ilmogartne !Library, Brighibelta-• ►tone, Sonora. stationer, at .t. yen, at lintldbrlh London. CERTI FICATE.S.—Mair S. lAieht or the Ntrand, Nlllhilesex, bookseller Wood fliMie and H. 1Voio!Moon., late of :11 iocing.larte, Londom laroltera.—W. Ring, o f Hash, Sayer, ..f Dronsil, rormfirtior —H. Grollfrey„ formerly of the Nurnueh of Sotoliwark, and late of the Kent-road, wo: of Tower-Mfg, faitoloos, aserehant...J. Clarke, of Leinnits.der, Hereford, firmer--J. Kidd, of Castle-Crumb, Wills. hotelier —II Creels, of %Veldt's', Northampton, tailor —J. Thisinpaon, of Wheathampatead, Hertford, winemetehant 'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Jelli•Pom anti H. Mao...hall, — Newport Pmcnell, 1118tio., molimors, blarch 26, 1819.—W. W%sr mid .1. Wi cker, of WoolaKr, Berk% auctioneers, April 6, 1819—W. Mlu•r►ll Pool (' L. Ailwooml, lair of Canoon4treel,_St Gent:A in the nut, Middlesex, bricklayers, April 8, 1819. Addison and T. Parker, of (.rot Term)iith, Norfolk, lohsrconisia, March 25, 1810=1i. Willett and R. Adcock, of Tbriforil, Norfolk. gruesrs, April 14, 11119.—W. Chin lett and W. Tilry, of Fromr, Komi set, attorneys, February 25, 1818 —(. Bales and .1. Firth, of Huddersfield, York, woollesvrowl.maiiiituetiirers. March 27, 11419.—E. Dixon and I). T. Cl.. ke, of Geraftxtrerl, Suho, and lamb's Coo elnit.strret, Whit-flushes., April 17,. 11419—E. Milne, W. . Milne mid W. Fowler, of 31antliestrr, disiaires, April 13, 18191 J. Wood, two and .1. W I, jon. late of Chnich passage Guildhall, Loulloo, werrlioilsenicii, April 18, 1819. Roberta, R Sotto.., and T. Grilible, jun. of London, slunk brokers, Apra 15, 1819. • ••••• .t...-r, PRICE. OF SUGAR. The ' , rotor, price of Brown or Moreno:tile Sow, corn. poled toms the Returns mule in the meek ending the 141 h day of April. 111119, ie 4.144. 1141. per hundred weight, ewelwriwe of the Dull. wof Cuvltnur paid or payable thereon •w the importation tlwreuf into Great Britain. PRICES OF CONN. Average Prices or Coro of I:ogland and the Quartrr of Eight tVincliestrr Rushels, sod of (Nttmeal per bull of 14111hs. airuir.l it moist, irons the retorts' received in the we elided the 10th ..f April, 1212. Whest Itlr Mirky. Oats. a. if. s .1. a. 4. a. al. 16 4 ? , 74 9l•be 10 31 Brous. I Peilir. I 011,108111. Beer or Rig. s. d. s. s. 4. s. d. - 59 10 82 4 38 IOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ► the prilieoplea of the Conon;lnfion. The Consti ! tutional Government is the government of opium's. If the press be enchained, by whom will milosioto itself be enlightened ? This new power in Ps son ; perceptible march. supported oil resents. oiverbearn ; every reanitinice—mines, salm i and destroys the ' nneirlit ittstittaluas when they obi loot repose nos the general intrust, 'Floe slavery of the press haw ever been followed by the debasement nod the no . pirry or tire profile. The speaker terminated by di•rus.ing the different 'wasn't.' ialiwtetl ou the crimes of the press, which he thought in icrnerat too severe. 111111 proposed that they should be reduced one Ilia. Ai. Closhron sir Sublime, the third name isi- Itcrilred, war called to the tribune, the sec 1 be ing &Went. He be A ssts by tracing a picture of the licentiousness of the prow. " Have we not seen," raid he. '‘ seenilwriodscal writers blast at once la. heist and courage? Hove •we not seen the honour of Ilse Deputies insulted, a sacrilegious rye direct ed even towa•ds the tun that contains your secret thought, and annousoce to France that the speakers. after having spoken at this tribune in favour of the law of elections, afterwards gave their rotes contrary to the opinion expressed in their isi,ert•hes. It is tom to have recourse to she Correc tional Tribunals to repress such excesses. Their judgments have h,sil use influence on opinion ; they li4ve tr►itated and not cosrected. Sentences have multiplied crimes, and in this unequal conflict licentiousness has mortised, unl displayed a mote threatening aspect. A jury taken by chance would he on less improper to repress such enormities. Misled by a false public m in its presence the culprit would disappear, and the jury would see in the writer soothing but a man of courage, also dared to encounter power. A PIWCi II jury then would be necessary to try the crimes of the prest— o jury, a stranger to every party spirit." Alter la menting that in the proposed law sufficient atter,- bon was not paid to the crinie of teligious pram*. tion, he proposed that the article relatitig to that subject should be framed thus:—" Every outrage offered to the religion of the Sate, or to any other form of worship, to public 'morality, or to good manners, shall be punished," &C. M. Benjamin Constaot said he should waste the time of the Chamber in speaking at length on • subject with winch every one must be well ac quainted, for the peewit law was the twentieth on this subject which had been debated in the Legisla tive Assemblies of France during the last 30 years. Although inscribed to speak against the law, he yet acknowledged that its first principle was worthy of approbation. It reposed on a maxim clammily true, namely, that the press was but the instru ment of crime, and could neither create nor define it. He then proceeded to a minute examination of the project, sonic parts of which were not, in his mind, sufficiently explicit, and to there respectively he proposed various verbal amendments. If throe were adopted, he should give ho consent to the law, but otherwise he should find himself under the necessity of voting for its rejection. The discussion was then adjourned to the follow ing day. TEIII,III (GEORGIA), FEBRUARY 10. Ois the 29th of January, during the night, two shucks of earthquake, pieceded by a hurricane and a subterrsueous noise, were perceived here. They were very violent. At ten o'clock they were so violent, that the Inhabitants. although familiarised to these sorts of phenomena', were seised with terror. With the exception, however, of some old houses being thrown down, uu injury was sustained by the inhabitants. CONITANTINOPLE. M•RCH 11. The Ministers and Ambassadors of the different Powers of Europe, assembled in this capital, per severe to the protests they have made relative to the order issued by his Highness concerning the juridical authority they affect to exercise over the subjects of those same Powers, who are guilty of offences which may be punished by the laws of Turkey. The Spanish Embassy, in particular. has addressed very lively representations Oh this sub• ject. The Grand Seignior has replied, that lie will not relax the rigour of his order, rod that if any, Spanish subject shall commit an off-nce, he will have him punished inatisediately, to afford e proof of his jurisdiction. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. APRIL 14. yesterday a ros e m ass, which the hung heard in his apartment,, his Majesty received the Persian • Andwiessidisr. His Excellency carne to take leave of king. He will depirt on Saturday or Sun day fist London. His F.xcelleiscy will occupy a splendid house in Charlcs-street, Berkeley-square, where every thing I- prepared for his reception. 'Else Stems Cannßon and Alarinet, accused of having attempted to 110141isicute the Duke of 'Weiss bogus's, underwent au CXXI ll ii Utioll oil Montlithi berme the President or the Court of Assizes. In the little commune of Combree, in the Maine' and Loire, a wolf installed a sheep, seized it, and was preparing to devour it, when the shepherd, who was (ion a youth. rushed forward, and seizing the wolf at t the bialy. - flung him to the earth. *towhee non* came to his assistance, and assailed the shepherd. A 3 unug girl who witnessed the conflict, leaving the goats else was keeping, hurried to the scene of action, joined the-shepherd, atilt both of them exertioK all their strength and courage. succeeded in rescuing the sheep, and Meld the wolves until a peasant. armed with a pitch fork, hearing their cries, came mid killed the fu rious annuals on the spot.— (Journal de ha Vendee.) A letter Irotit Rochefort, 9th of April, says-- -" The exptddloutt of our Royal Marine for the Cirlonirs are in active preparation. Several ships hive already sailed for the Senegal. Cayenne. the Antilles, and the Ides do Nord. The frigate Sala mander haa arrived firms our.factories of India and the Isle of B hon." tin Excellency the Count Dr Coxes hes for some days expttirsiteil au lurll►lw.ition s.I wvere 411 preveitt him forum itatioectisig busilievs with the King. Lady Stuart, the Lally of the F.iiglish Ambas sador in France, artivrd un Muudey to l'sr from London. The Court of Awsra will proceed on Friday t• hear the cos.e of General &arum, tamped for lagamy. It is thuu l l►t that Mod, (;eorgoani Hutchins tttt t the hrent,tl wife of Georotl whoa► he warned 4 u England, will t}t-cuant a party its the prosecut►uu. • ' ae*NIVJV ~,~..,. ~~~ FARIS, APRIL. IS. Yesiertlay. at noon, the Bureau of the Chamber of Peers, led by the Closure,lor. loot the honour of prearotitig to the Kill( Use iirtisret of the law relative to the establiahtoriit us the departments of hooky, auxiliary to the Greta Book the ',tibiae debt, adopted by the Chamber in the Sitting of the ',receding day. At one o'clock his liajesty presided et ■ Council of Mmiptri*. A CCOTllleig to intelligence from Frankfort, the fair of that town ha been very brilliant fur woullres stuffs particularly fur the manufactures of Vii viers uml its etivirouv. A project bra been formed at Montpellier, to monument in our of the public places of that town, in honour of Loma XVI. It will be of marble of Carara. (l-AMBER OF LEMMA, Aran. H. Afrt souse isrehosusAry maitre. Use urilet of the day war read for topeesiog the diacuatiort cosset/wog the frrtdons of the rear. AL Lemur de ‘'illercque. the fir.t. speaker ise seethed spinal Ilor isrstisirt el Ilse law, misishoutleil Ilse enlightened ussuistsy vslottls an Ilse eunsinessceustsit of Its susilivol)• rtsolrre4 90 ii,llllalli a homage to • 0444121: THE Burn S fl PRES S. LONDON, MONDAY. Aran. 19. 1819. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday mid Thursday last. On Wednesday the discussion on the law relative to the Liberty of the Press com menced in the Chamber of Deputies, and three Members recited their speeches on this subject from the tribune. Several Members called for the clan tug of the discussion, but on the suggestion of the l'ltcsioENT the question was merely adjouened to the following day, to afford an opportunity to Members, not present at the opening, to deliver their sentiments. It is likely, however, that this quests will be decided within a shorter time than is usually occupied in the discussion of au important subject. We are apprised by en article of intelligence from Constantinople, that the dispute between the Guaivis SEIGNIOR stud the several Ambassadors now present at the Pirtle, relative to the rights of jurisdiction claimed by the Ambassadors over the subject' of the respective Powers, still continues. ; The GRANS/ S►IGNIO is resolved not to resign the least point in his sovereign authority, and threatens those who question his power to punish. the first foreigner who offends against his laws, by way of affording a convincing proof of his reap-; The GazeMe tk France contains a tepee the Seesetary of the Persian- Ambassador, coli. phoning of the indecent levity with which his inivateletllls are broaglit before the public cstrioaity. tint Excellency OCCILS to be particularly displesatal. .untie. a realtilaquist...of, of ComTr, who published in all the Journals a recited of the ninnies lie enacted bEfewe the Am bassolor, and thy isstonishment st . ".1t 11 1 111 '1 lit° Ex" crilesiry. The Sieuretsrg„ linwest .r. asserts flint the ventrilogni.t iiiinsh•otly foetid hiern elf into his hre- I and that his ventrilliquiiii exi ited no other feeling than. disgust. .The Aus tuken 'ruse of the Kong of FIIANIT4 and w a s to have left Paris on Saturilmy or for England. The French Five prr ('rat.. nn Wising's* wry,. 67 I; 2.5 c. Bank Stork 1.340 I. We hive recei►ed I:u.ton Papers to the 14th tilt. The following are rxt reels : BOSTON, MARCH 11. Captain Perry, arrived at Baltimore ill days from Coquimbo, states that the Patriot awl Royal laud forces hail remained inactive for a long time. The fleet of Patriot vessels that sailed from paraiso to intercept the expedition from Cadiz to Lima, were not in lime. Capt. P. was informed by the Commander of the Britt.Ai sloop of war Torre, that flint of the transports had got nun Lima, after touching at Tolcahumia tirst,.wliere they found the convoy ship (the hub,llo frigate of 44 glum) ; they cut her out of the po►t, after some resistance front her stud the shore, and. succeeded iu getting her to the Isle of St. Mary, where they were fitting her out. One of the Patriot sloops of war hail gone to cruise off Lima. Conception was still in the hands of the Royalists. The United States sloop of war, Ontario, bad not returned from Columbia, north west coast. A Boston Paper of the 121 h says—ti The new charges against General JACKSON in the Report to the National Semite are. fur raising a species of force not authorised by law (sud which a law has always been considered necessary to authorise)—for officer ing this force in a manner unknown to the law, and constitution—far holding an important Court Mar tial by these Officers—for disobeying the orders of the Government as to the species of force to be employed—and for giving a conditional order fur the capture of the capital of East Florida." On Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East India Howse, and delivered to the Nursers of the following ships, viz. Thomas Grog&le, Captain %V. MAtsstMO, and Carmatie, Captain J. BLAN• swum—fur Madras and Bengal. l'inisengers per Carwatic— Fu► Bengal—Alessra. R. Wells soul J. Arinstroag, writers ; Captains Day and G. L. Brown ; Mr. J. Stewart, aranalant surge on ; Mown Marley, Ramsay', Fombelle, Law/maces, Framer, Rickety, Welland, and Boileau ; Messrs. Farascr, Besketi,Staillt, and Whitaker, radetal._ For Madras—Capt. C. W. Yates; Mr. G. Wilson ' Puist ant-sargeon ; Misses Cokbruuke and Igeatiog ; Messrs. %imiter, Millis %worth, Dussoloy, iiyuter, sad Dyer, cadets. Passengers per Thomas Grenrille— Fur Heugal—Mr. Assistant-Sisrgeon Hickman ; Messrs. Jrbter, Dem, and Lacey and Duly ; Miss C. F. and H. A. Williams, C. Marshall, and !Admen's; Mrs. Lorh and son; Messrs. Maertowell, Ousley, Payne, Manning, White, and Dormer, enacts. Fur Madras—Captains Smith and Drat ; Lieutenant Simi- sun ; Messrs. Deane, Smith, %rake, Young, and Hanitireys cadets. On Tuesday the Pheasant, IR. CO.-KELLY. sailed from Portsmouth for the coast of Africa.— Mr. GALoomr, Commissary Judge in Slave Trade crusts, is gone passenger to Sierra Leone. • Urania at Spitigad—The !toggling, Captaio Strong, Inc the coast of Africa ; Drake. Cspisin MONET, fur New foutidlantl; Canitleon ; Captain Mingsy, refitting; Abund. twee, Lieuteuaat Campbell, under orders for St. Helm. Captain Sir CHARLIS BURRARD lippoutited to the Hind. Lieut. B. lambic' to the Conteleo*. Rev. E. Baacc to be Chaplain of the Windsor The following military movements are ordered to take phice ; —lolli Hussa►s from nadir°le to Scot land ; 16th Lancers, from Ireland (on arrival) to Rsdipole ; the 13th regiment from Guernsey to Portsmouth ; 331 from Hikes to Guernsey ; 79th front Portsmouth to Jer.y ; 90th From Brighton to Portsmouth. Friday night the Cornwall, Matilda, and Apollo, for Chios, put into Portsmouth with contr a ry The Betsey transport is arrived at Portsmouth, after a long passage, from Malta and Gibraltar, with 167 invalided suet' irom the 10th, 11th, 28th. 3241, With, and 75th regiments, fifty-eight women, and fifty-eight children ; five of the latter were barn on the passage.—The Betsey was to sail yesterday for Chatham. The I libendia, 120, arrived at Portsmouth, from Plymouth, on Saturday morning. for the purpose of undergoing a thorough repair at duo Dock.yaid. The Cygnet, 10, is to be launched iit l'ortamouth Dw k-yard on Tuesday. the !till of May. The Brazen is ordered to be fitted for Com. mission. The Crown, arrived at Falmouth in 75 do), front Trieste, spoke on the 14th March, the Alert,: from Liverpool to Messina, about twenty leagueS west of Sicily. We are Lorry to state, that very unpleasant intel ligence respecting the plague in Barbary has been received. The letters were dated so re cently as the 17th of March, at which t►me plague, which lead teen demean% for some nitnitlis, had returned with redoubled fury. The deatlu . were greater than had been experienced during the Ina fatal year. The inhabitants were neglecting all Hirer u”tal avocationA, and were shut tit►g themselves up in their bola.—Given. Paper.) The Earl of HARDWICIE WOO on Tuesday last elected President of the Board of Agriculture, vire ti►e Earl of MAccwviELD, resigned. Ou Saturday Count PALMIiLLA t the Portuguese ,Atulasesador. art out from his rerideace its South lAudley.street for Paris. It is supposed that his , Excellency is goiug thither on some political bum as it is reported that the Sovereign of Pox- TVGAL is about to return io Europe. The mother of M. de Koezigsua, aged 82.. who resides at Weimar, was so shocked by the melan choly hews of the . . ignition of her sun, that she hail tree% seized with a dangerous illnp ss. and lies Vti than boot %I:louver,. ir j r 09. • C .••• • ar ,V -• / - • Ft. N 711 F DUKI OF YOlet The Doke of Yokit s. re..ne«ri tn.!. fdst G m , A hia hate accidelit.Ra y ll&Kt.ta•-4644.4 to attend to hosioef.. ;he bigti• Hem, With ;..„ leftitleilthil of SA r 41,1 miff.k m „. cloy wise us follow : " Vindsur C a c/ r , A ped. #7 " Ruyll Hilybatua Ike Dake of cooliku ov to recover favourably. 46 P. MA CC; R F.GOR." 44 31'4116m. Aril 101. " His Reval Highowe the ihske of V.ttlo lus I.,trrt cosy furt4bly duriug ilw uishl r awd,is belor 11AI 61:1.61111.* THE PA RA'S. The uncertainty of the weather provewl %ery favourable to the display rd loilutv ;IA the Parks yesterday. The Belles mod the ea.tward of Templer-bar, alto did ni.t in their usual strength. Alining the pedeo,,, the Queen'. Walk, in the Greets l'.4k %-r. r ue West Indians, who attracted comiderable and whose families have been long Krent !pronto.. with the Livery of London. They were two turtles, whose conductor parade.' them alma% the same time levying contributions tor the misers. FASHIONABLE PATTIES. Ilse Duke of Norfo lk catertairsed• • select pity of dip. linciiiva yesterday, at his bursae in St. Jsairs's-uparr. 'lle Marquis and . Marelituness Curawallis euirrtsu..l yesterday Lurd tlw Hun: Mr Nevillr, the Him, Miss Neville, and a select party, at their house w Nese Bur. linglon.slreet. The Marquis and !Marchioness of Cholinouilehiy h a d s select parry at di 111 l rr yestenlay, at Cluiluruadslry Dun.,. The Earl of Liverpool *ill give a grand Coinint .4senr on 'Wednesday at Fife House. Mr. Wallace will entertain a large party of (listing how to nror►ow, al hie house in Simille.row. The Earl and Countess of Jer►ey rules tails a tiistilluisiir4 party tn.inorrow, at their house in Berleley.srpiate. Lady Codringimi has evened cards of invitain as fur s grand rout un the 3d of May, at het. Ibuuse. in Chat les-vtreei, b.rkt ley-squire. The Ambassador from the Netherlands give, an elegant entertainment to a large party of distinguished persousgi on Monday, the 26th instant, at his house, Widtehali.plar. line Earl of Viestmurland gives a grand esialrlati,niem 1, a party of distinction on Sunday next, at his Mouse its thus. . _ venor-square. The Duchess of Richmond had a select farlsiunahle pail yesterday, at her huuse, Waterloo-place. FASHIONABLE MOVENEIViI. The Duke of Grafton returned to WWII on Saturday free Newmarket. Lady Louisa Lyon arrived on Ssturday at her uultheii., Countess Ileauchamp's house, to St. James's-square, Gots Maihirr,firld.lVorrtatershire. Couotest , Beauchomp, who was expected home &owl Pow., ioiendereosiiotng there during the putotsser. The Earl of Al;rranvenuy is arrived at his house in Berke ley-square, from his seal, Erid(e Castle, Sussex. Viscount ainl Viscosintem Doane and family are expel ii to arrive this day at their house is Charles-street, Berlcd ,• square, from their seal, Cawick Hall, Yorkshire. The Marquis and Marchimins of Hertford left tooth Saturday, for the Pavilion, lirightuu,un a visit to the Priais Urgent. The Earl of Liverpool is arrived at his sest,Coonab HOlnt. Kingston, Surrey, Gum %Veinier Castle. The Earl of Jersey returned to turn on Saturd”, frsm Newmarket ; also her Latlyibip from the Earl of Lroks s aeat, Cashiohury Park. The Earl sof Pawls has left town for his mat, Walcvit, Salop. The Hon. John blies, youngest son of 'he Earl avid Countess of Orruley. left town ytMerday for Oxford. Arrivals at the Walsall Hotel, Jerrayn-vireet :—Captain Kennedy, of the Bengal Aitsllery, him &Aral ; E. L. Charlton. Esq. from Newness ket, at stilts.. Sir Edna/A.4161y, and Miss Huller, have returned to War. real Mule% Regent-street, Runs • visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sant Murray, at their mat, near Henley-upua.T►ames. Letters recently received from the Doke titcl Duchess of CUMBERLAND, by their friends in Eng land, state, that her Royal ig.i II I .iiebs is in the state that promises an increase of the Fsmily. lien !Loyal Highness is greatly brioiiii by all aho know her. it is imittrr of regret to 11.1 parties that she ever left the country. The nuptials between the Hon. Mr. Nyvii t. and Lady JANE COIINWA elcirpt r the Miiiquis and Murchimirss CuaNw.iirw. A , • be solemnized w * law da)s. " it dots slot rain but it pourv."--So many r leigners err made by Saturtla's Gazelle 1)(1111 ., Knights of the Bath, the Order May be cubed 6 jAower Bath. The arrangements made by Sir JOH* in displaying his superb collet him of •:= his housr an Hill-street, Berkeley-square, are stl`. shales' with such delicacy, that none of the saki d eists dare to retro a gratuity from ally person witted to this splendid usaiwion. A Charity Sermon was preached yesterday ar . Margaret's Church, It'eptininster. It we; ay. 0 f!..1 by the SirEattEa of the House of Cousinni,,, s,r SAMUEL SHEPHERD, Mr. COLCLOUGH, :al other Members. The Marquis and Marchioness of lit:chtactust have arrived at their *rat at Avingl,ll.. Ilaist..—i Sir WATILIN anti Lady HARRIET %V. WYNN ■rc also arrived, on a visit to the Nobler Margin.. We regret to state, that Sir JOHN I.:v7cEiTri4 Bart. Colonel of the Prince Regent's,Own Cn.1.111 , 0 . Ytonsuetry, was prevented ottendlog the ftwei.i:of CUL IiIiKKIES. on Saturday last, as one or the 1.. , ; bearer., by tndispo•iition. CURIOUS CIRCEMSTANCE.—There is now in t.' . poeseibuoie of Mr. thlfilitS, a butcher, of Soutli:iiiip• toil, a pig, with a wooden leg, on the off side be fore, and it appears to walk with tittle Ismei,tl4,f inconvenience. This pig belonged to a di:).iiii.!eff soldier, who having sera many operation{ pet fo. on him heioic comrades, ou the, gioriot , hrid of Wilterioo, remember e d ei.iiogli of .1,1,11 ry_ to. ebff hle him to practise ampiii omen with suocae4on Ow poor animal, when art accident left eio she mopit• between the 6'1401 the lubber a pl.eist.re dim •