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• : I lei C! i i i ; ' i~ ~4-~ .r. LIVLICI2OOI, COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LlVEftrOfsf.. SATURnAT, JI , XB 10, 1826. W e have NO a fair demand for British Plantation Sugar, princi pally for the scale; anti about 10.0 Muir. sold, the Brown or lower at a reduction of about ls. ; East India only 100 bags bare been sold ; middling white at 694. per cwt. In Foreign Sugar soothing done. I/Inhumes shout 120 rung. Demerara and St. Vitt. s cent, at 22.. C.I. a 25a. 6d. per cwt. The ( " flee Market dull. only *front 40 casks sold at former prices. In I 'Prow, Ginger, and Pi. memo, nothing done. In ROM only come aiding wiles st tolerable priers. In Dycwoods a tolerably r, tidy sale. 21i0 tons Campeachy Igettwoml. at 6/. 7.. 64. to 6'. 104. 25 tons Sr. Ludt anti Jamaica, ,at 31. a 51. 2a. 61. 20 ton. Cuba Fuatic. at M. 24 tons Brazil, at •1 1 0 Ita. 44 !MIX small N corragua %rood. as BM a 12/. ;" 10 tons ' amid, at 20!. 10s. a 211.; and CO tons Braziletto 11'o sal. at 71. per • to-•. Early in thin week we had a better demand for Ashen, a"t l a little advance wan obtained; but it has sinre become less animated ; the pukka are 300 bd.. Montreal Po', at 22.. a 2•2 a. 6d. ; twenly.tive bunk p-art, at 255.; and fifty barrels of I Hsi New Yowl; Pearl, at 24.. lid. per cwt. Yesterday 150 aemna • Carat:ea Indigo Were cold by auction, at 34. dd. toll% with a lot of line Flora, at la. ikl. per lb., being about 3d. a 61. lower than p.icre .le.. The aaletin Hide. are small this week ; noir 1.5(10 • t•eted Brazil at 54. a hid. per lb., and 4,500 llnnie Ilitlec at 91. e cll. In Rice 200 casks l'aroltna, by auction, at 16a. 64. a • 17.. I , rut NM lraga Dint India at IS.. per cwt. No calm in Tar. •In Tucrentin- 500 brit. sold at 8.. 9.1. pro cwt. The vales of To. baccosire swain very limited. In the Corn market much has been doing, and lithcat its a little hither. MO brit. *weft American Flour have t etas 011 at 325. 6t. a 345. 3d. Shumae goes off • 'lowly at 12.. for Sicilly, 13a. for Malaga, and fo. 64. for Verona. 60 tons Palm Oil have been said at 211. a 211. 10s. In Salt a further reduction has been submitted to ; 260 bags ra t v i rng been sold at 22.. per cwt. Cotton bac been dull this week, and prices lower. say Ad. told. per lb. The 'Alec consint of 2.200 bags Georgia at 64. a 7jJ. ; 4:0 New Orleans at 7d. a ilAsi. ; 1150 Alabama at Sid. a 74d.; 'l5O Pernambuco at 10.14. a fld. ; 350 ftlaranham at ila 104. ; 1511 Bahia at 94d. 14 a 91d. ; 100 Dame • rs`a at 914. all d.; 430 Egyptian at 7 3 d. a 1 .4 ; 350 Surat at sd. ; and 50 Bengal at Old. per lb.-making a total of only 3.110 bags. % • !i; ' I PORTSMOUTH, lowt 10. On Tuesday his Majesty's ship Pyramus, Capt. Robert Gam ' bier, returned from Vera Cruz, with Sir. Slorier, who went out to negotiate a commercial treaty with the Mexican Republic, in which object he has not succeeded. The extreme jealousy and suspicion of that Government that (very proposition made ori- • ginetes in a %jointer &Alen. the still bigoted attachment to long. ceisting opinions, and the claims put in by 31r. Poincet. the American Representative, to equal privileges with any other State, Mare prevented the aecomolishment of Mr. Morter's mission. The Slexican Government Irate sten decided not to send an Am bassador to this country for the present, and not to join the Colon). Wan State In an attack on Cohn. Commodore Porter, of the American navy, had arrival in Mexico, to offer his services to the tiovernmerit, in the room of Ctpt. W. R. Smith, of the British se-vice, who resigns his command. The English seamen and niEcers in the Mexican service were extremely diasatisfied, and in tended ro leave it as soon ae their period of service was eapired. Their squadron consists of only one 30-gun frigate, five Irrigs, and a few sehooners. The Pyramus touched at Havannah. Spanish squadron, under Commodore Laborde, consisting of a line-of-battle ship, five heavy frigates, and three sloops, were milting off Carthsgens, with a view to intercept the new Colom bian frigate, La Plata, Capt. Thompson, which left New York on lith of May for that port; and it was apprehended she would fall • Into their hands. The Spanish squadron had no intention of malt. ing a descent on any part of the Colombian State. Our ships had ▪ `lately sent into the Havannah three slave ships, which were con. (hinted by the mixed Commission there. The slaves, by a recent anangement between the Governments, will be colonized in the Li:and of Cuba, after the manner of our Free Towns on the African • came. The Pyramus left the Dartmouth, 42. Capt. H. Dundee, at Vera Crux; the Rattlesnake, Scylla, Harlequin, and Brimmed, ' had recently landed mails, anti sailed on their return to Port Royal. The Pyramus touched at New York, to land Mr. Morier, who went to Washington to confer with our Ambassador on the state of nor aflairs in Mexico; and she arrived at Spitheed in 24 days from that pore. She brought 210,00 n dollars, to pay the dividend on the first Mexican Loan, and 120.000 dollars, and 170 serons of cochineal, on account of British merchants. She came into har bour this morning, to be docked, and have her experimental copper pro:ectors taken off: The following is an extinct from a letter which we received by the last Buenos Ayres packer : " VALPARAISO, Few. 21.—Yesterday news was received here' of the surrender of die important fort of Callao. General Roth! is en board the Briton. In which ship the negotiation was carried on, the Cambridge not having reached Chorillos when the capitulation ' melt piece. The only place now in possession of Spain in this quarter of the world is Monte Rey, In California. The Briton is expected here in ten days, with a Mtge freight from Callao and the intermediate ports, for England. The Blanche proceeds hence to Coquimbo, with 40,000 dollars for the miners, and then on to Jima. The mines are yet so unproductive, that the contractors are obliged to purchase dollars here to carry on the necessary prepa ratory expenses of working thew. It must be some time, if ever, Sefere they can repay the shercholders. The Eclair sailed on the 11th ult. for San Bias. for freight ; the Mersey is at Chorillos; Ranee?. under orders for Rio. This goes across the Andes, to • men the packet at Buenos Ayres." We learn by a letter front Halifax. dated the 16th Slay, that Admiral Willoughby Lake arrived there on the 111th April, in tereive days from Bermuda, with the Jupiter and Rifleman. The Niemen had • gore to Port Royal, with the disposable crews of the loyal Oak and Dromedary; the Menai was left at Bermuda; the flames gore to Newfoundland, to relieve the Grasshopper ; the ' Dotterel, to the Bay of Fundy : the Clinker, to crui 4e on the Sou. there coast of Newfoundland. The Officers and crew of the squa dron were particularly healthy. On Monday, the North Star, 28. Captain Arabin, arrived from Woolwich, fitted for the Coast of Africa. At Spithead—Blonde, North Star. in the Harbour—Victory, Ganges, Melville. Spar date, Glasgow, Pyramus, Ariadne, Heron, Asp, Cracker, pouf, and Wolfe. Slr. II L. Stephens. of the Athol, to be a Lieutenant of the Slaidatone. vice Franklyn. invalided ; Mr. Hopkins. to be a Lieutenant of the Tweed, vice Hales ; Mr. John 31•Lcod, Purser, 11. N. to be Agent of the Hospital at Jamaica. vice Mr. Weir, apt pointed liteward at Haider Hospital, vice Fox, deceased; Mr. Samuel Trusentt, to be Agent Victualler at Ascension ; Mr. Jas. Biped, to be Surgeon of the Ganges, vice Warden ; the Rev. Jas. temper, toile Chaplain of the Java. PLY MOV T 11. river 11.--Sailed, on Monday, the Aurora, 46, Captain C. J. Aurcen, for Bermuda and the West Indies, having in charge the diving-bell, sheer, and tank vessels; and. en-day, the Succuer. VS, Captain James Stirling, for the East India station, taking six tons of silver coin, for the Cape of Good Hope, Mau. robs. and New South Wales ; Lively, 46, Captain W. Elliott. C.D. on a cruise ; and the Bittern, for Liverpool. The Skylark brig (launched at Slilfoedl is taken Into deck, to be fitted with pro tectors. The Pandora, 16, Capt. Jervoise, which escaped from a most perilous situation off the fanarim, parted from her only steeper. in a S.E. gale at the Cape of Good Hope. on 16th of :larch, and was blown out to sea, but succeeded in bearing up ' wan. She was to sail directly for Madras. Commanders the Hon. Charles Abbot, of the Rose; and J. G. Alain, of the Grasshopper. are promoted to the rank of Captain. b.wls Davies. of the Setingspatam, is promoted to the node of Commander. and appointed to the Rom ; Commander Williem Pitt Canning (eon of the Right Honourable George Can niart) is appointed to the Grasshopper ; Com. H. ft. eloorsom, to the J asper. POLrCF. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. On Saturdayy. :1;i Irina — unfortunate woman who' mut (lived the child in Queen-street, Seven-diala, was fully committed for trial. The evidence was nearly the same as at the inquest, ex cept that Elizabeth Hennes, the char.woman, added to her pre -11,104 teattawmay that the prison/abort appeared in • dejected state tar Ilic last three weeks. Mr. Isaacs attended professionally for Mrs. Brown, and Mr. Tuettrys on the part of the parish of St. Gi les. I:lortbeth Clare, the mother of the little sufferer, was present to prow* the name and age of her deck-R.4rd infant, hut her grief was web as secretly to allow utterance. Site said Brown was the father. and, though the child was called Ann, it had been christened Lambeth. at Chose Church. Surrey. • Brown was more composed than at the first examination ; his • wife seemed as unconcerned as before. After the commitment was sonde out. Brown went up to the bar and kissed her ; she then cried, as sbe did on his shewicg her the same mark of affection the time before, but evinced no ether symptom of distress. - _Jr<• .ai r • The following gentlemen were on Fri:lay called to the degree of Barrister-sr-Law by the lion. Society of Lin- coin's Jickling, EN., Thomas Platt, Esq., Arthur Page, Esq., and Healey Vlore, Esq. • . On Saturday, between tett and eleven o'clock, a (Irani:en • rind-bearer, of heeehlean stature, paraded the Strand. attacking a r d insultir.gsvery pollen who came in his way, but more particu- ' /arty his hosilfity seemed directed whist the orange-sellers and .104es.woreen frequenting that part eT the Strand opposite St. Cle- rnent's Church. l ie aitarktil one poor woman with a basket of savages on her head, knocked it limns , sad plunderer her of part of us contents. lie next thr u st his hands into the [mallet of an old Lien, •••iti titled his pockrui with the poor feliew's nuts. The street. • keeper a• length antic up and drove the ruffian away, and oil a _gentleman telling him he au..dit .iojake hip tiro cousupdy, he re- that as the parties had rot chlifged hint he conk] not. There ~.eon, ben, (Latin that where a coawietrie detects a person. on patrol- IMF( the *theta, in a state of intoxica•in , n, he should take proper .esegthilsone at the transaction, and rev t and peaceable • flow being insured and attacked by such • o. ;bead and CO. xesp4stfullg retailed the rubPc that the seeitia, Which temri onto" skigooriiwia bat eppze l itiag, and &athe "flee is gradually rising in corequence of the pineressing de- artiVes . X further the wrn dedllebt NKpiste in a few - day', 711 Wier realtenfally recommend an rally 'Raised and G 4, IceGriteavone. have fanned's, Ulbaf Eadterte, containing .4. see is entagg t •.dult flkb o , when Lemon :raze ever.; Neared and Ce: sold uoar Intnary all the NAM And nithin obese few, seeks. theed.S9,lll4l. Prizes bt nee shy.—Royal Exchange (late; %, CareltiU; and 324, Oxford: street; atid by agents instil die prininpal tosnerpcoircs. LAW NOTICES. COURT OP C •11110ag TA■ LOAD tiIANCIILLOg, A• CHANCERY. IT yir ISTMIPITTBR, Tnis TAT, AT W. App.%la. Emden r. Coventry, per order Lord Glands v. Earl Stratlimore-2 Bute v. Clnynghrtm—appeal petitions Per Vet v. Lord Itthble.dele—uppesi Experte itileh—tienkrupt petition Goodenough v. Powell—appeal Espaste Bredbery--ditto In re Sykes—Bankrupt petition, per judjment VICE-CHANCELLOR'S CO' urban TED •ICS-CII•ACALLOR, THIS DAT, Causes. rxParfe Comdata ♦.ditto, excel). rapt setltlon Onus and further di- Bradley v. Guillaume, rectlow. petition Rolland v. Marsh Waring v. Lloyd, to be Barney •. Luckett, spoke to pauper Chapman v. &healer, De Ta.tett v. Chapman part heard Thomas •. Dyne 111. Honane the Vtee-Chaneellor will hear short 13th ln.t. to las put at the head of the paper. IrnT. ', AT BALF-PAST TER. lianereavea V. Sanders Tanner v. Peary Lewis e. Lew•L, at de. fendant's tequevt Chalk v. Smith, pet. Harding v. Todd v. An.twick Gil, v. Turner t;uie;foTtnuriow, the /. AT Sit. Swift ♦. Snift Sandfold v. Willmot Osborne v. Carter Sherwin v. Kennawny ROLLS COURT. Tate F.VgNIN Colby v. Colby Grliiths v. Alcock rate. v. Hucknell Cobbldge v. Boatwright Mall'and v. CArpenter Scatter v. Jolllffe Carpenter v. Maitland Archer y. fladaroye. at Walker v. lA'oodward defendatit's requert General petition day no Thursday next, at nine In the mornin z. Peti tions moat he at, down, and copies left with the Secretary, before too o'clock on Wediteliday. Short causes un Friday next, at ten In the morning. COURT OF RING'S BF.NCR. .. . MlDTl.Rllll‘.—Notice.—rndefended causes only will be tried in Mid. (Ileum thi , day. Notice nits.l have been given at the Marshal's office. of such causes as are undefended, or the record; will not be sent to West minster for trial. Lotenov.—Notice-1 ndefended cauvev only will be tried in London to-morrow. Notice must be given at the Blaming'. office, of such causes as are undefended, or the records will not be sent to Guildhall fur trial.— Dated June 9. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Tnts DAT, AT Tay. Bickford v. Warn, re I in the niattter of toett I Robins V. Curtis, petl port and petition —prlitioll of Unett tlon Short Canoes. Bowfin v. Barthel' Ward v. Henley COl'ltT OF ADMIIRALTV.—To-lloaanw, AT A:Livia. ourtb and last Session In Trinity Term, lB2o .—Before Lord Stowell LAW LVTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, SATURDAY, Just 10. HALL V. FULLER AND CO. This was an action of aseumpait for money had and received. At the trial, before the Lord Chief Justice, at the London Adjourned Sittings after last Michaelmas Term, a vetdict was found fir the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the Court on a special case. The facts stated in the special case were these :—The plaintiff kept cash at the house of the defendants, who are bankers. The plaintiff having occaaion to pay a sum of V. to a tradesman, drew a check for the amount upon the defendants, and delivered it to the payee, who told him that he wanted to send it into the country, It was drawn in the usual form, payable to the payee or bearer, with the plaintiff's signature and the date. When the check was pre sented for payment, the amount was altered from 3/. to =Ol. No suspicion being entertained by the defendant's' clerks, it was paid at the counter as a matter of course. At that time the plaintiff had not cash in the defendants' hand's to the full amount of the check thus altered. In no instance had the plaintiff overdrawn his account, and had never given the defendants notice that he wished to have credit ultra the balance in hand. Great ingenuity had been displayed in altering the check, and the fraud could not be detected upon a cursory view. Soon afterwards, the plaintiff finding that his account was overdrawn, the fraud wag detected. and he called upon the defendants to indemnify him for the money which they had so paid without his authority which the defendants refusing to do, this cation was brought. The question for the opinion of the Court was, whether the action was maintainable either for the whole or any part of the amount of the check ? Mr. F. Poi.t.owt, for the plaintiff, argued, that at the de- fendants must, in point of law, bear the lose of a check ringed io every respect, the same consequence would fellow where the forgery was only of a part. Payment of a cheek, forged either in the drawers or the payee's name, had been held to threw the loss upon the banker, whose duty it is to take care that no fraud is committed on his customers' money. The forgery in the amount of the check was just the same as lithe check was wholly forged in all respects. This, in fact, was not the plaintiff's check, and payment of it by the defendants could not bind his effects. Suppose this were a deed, and the plaintiff had been sued upon it, he might plead sine cat fitetum. Here the drawer of the check had no means of guarding against fraud; not so the defendants, who, supposing them to be deceived, must hear the loss. Besides, as the cheek exceeded the amount of the plaintiff's balance in hand, they ought to have paused heal made inquiry befire they paid it, especially as the plaintiff had never everdrami his account, and desired no accommodation. In this respect, the defendants wee guilty of negligence, and a for tiori they must bear the loss, Mr. Gountionste, for the defendant'', contended, that if this action could be maintained, it would throw upon bankers a new, and certainly a most fearful responsibility. Ile admitted that a banker paying a check forged in the signature could not throw the hoiden of the loss upon his customer; but it had never yet • been decided that this principle extended to an alteration either in the amount or in the payee's name. It WI'S the dutylof the banker to look only to the drawer's name, which was the only criterion which he might reasonably be 'supposed to have as to its genuine. • ness. There was no analogy between a deed and a banker's • check. The slightest alteration in an instrument of the former description would vitiate it ; but not so of a check. If there was any negligence in this case, it was all •on the side of the plaintiff; • in paying a check to a person who told him that he meant to remit it into the country. The Loa& Cam, JUST Ter was of opinion that the action was maintainable. It was the duty of a banker to take care that he did not pay away his customer's money, without a sufficient au. thority for that purpose ; and if he paid to a forged order he must bear the loss, and it was immaterial whether the order was forged wholly or in part. Here the defendants had paid a sum of money belonging to their customer, which the latter had never au thorised them to pay, and therefore they could not charge him with the loss. Under these circumstances, the defendant was entitled to judgment. Mr. Justice BAYLEY concurred. The banker was bound to pay only to his customer's order; and if he unfortunately paid a forged order, he alone must bear the low. It is the banker's duty to see that a check is genuine in all respects. Mr. Justiorfl 01.1lOYD was of the same opinion. Mr. Justice LIT TLEDALE was in the Bail Court. Judgment for the plaintiff. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SATURDAY, Jules IL BUDOUGALL V. YOUNG. This was an action brought to enforce payment of certain tithes alleged to have been imposer! on the inhabitants of the city of Lon don, ander the authority of the Statute of Henry 'VIII. The de claration stated, that that statute empowered certain persons to de • termirie the amount of tithes to be i.aid by the several parishes in the city—that these persons assembled anrt, made their decree, which was in pursuance of the directions of she statute enrolled in the Court of Chancery. It then alleged the liability of the de fendant ueder this decree, and his refusal. to pay. There were various special pleas, one of which denied that toe decree was en rolled; and another denied the plaintiff's right te maintain the action, alleging that his remedy was prescribed in a particular manner, which required that he should make his complaint to the Lord Mayor; and in default of obtaining redress from the Mayor, he should carry Ins complaint to the Lord Chancellor. Some of the pleas were demurrid in ; and among the otter pleas, which were mere issues, in fact, the Jury had given a verdict for the plaintiff; ou the question whether the composition had been agreed to be. I tween the parties; and for the defendant, on the que s ti on w h et h er the decrecbad been enrolled. A motion for a new trial hail been made on behalf of the Plaintiff. The Cm' Et. JUSTICE having stated the nature of the case, said that jt would be useless to argue the question of a new trial, when It might turn out that this action wen net Maiiiraletable In law. The statute gave a particular right, which it directed to be enforced in a particular manner; anti it certainly seemed to him that the right could not be enforced in any other manner. If an Act of Parliament gave him a right to a sum of money, and directed that he should obtain it in a p micular manner, he should not be allowed to say, .' I will take the money, but I will not take it as you offer to give it me." At least, if he did say an, it would be- come a question whether he possessed any right to sue. fur it In smother way. Tile Counsel for the plaintiff acquiesced in this objection of his Lordship, and the argument on the motion fur a new trial was postponed till the demurrer could be determined. v. WOMBWELL. Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN moved fora rule to shew cause why the service of the process in this action (at a house which the defendant had himself named, and by putting it up in the Prothonotary's office) might be allowed to begood 'service. Ile had nearly fallen Into a very serious mistake, for lie had almost been about to de scribe the defendant as a wild beast, but lie believed that. in fact, the defendant was only the keeper of wild beasts. (A laugh.) The , defendant had no settled place of residence, but moved about the i country, like the wandering tribes of old, in a state of savage na ture.- The present action iris brought against the defendant to re cover damages" from hint for an injury he had inflicted on the plain tiff, by driving over him. When lie was asked where he co u ld b e foubd, be desired that the process might be sent to No. 11, Angel street, Laotian. The process had been sent there, and a woman dnswered the messenger, and told him it was not known where the defendant was at that moment, but as soon as his temporary place of residence was known the matter should be communicated to him. ' The COURT said, that they thought this ver:ice would, under the special circumstances of the case, be sufficient ; and the best counselor the plaintiff was, to go on, and leave it to the defendant i to object to the service. SELBY V. EDEN. This was an action on a bill of exchange, accepted by a person resident in Berkshire, who made it payable in London. The spe ' etal count of the declaration did not allege a presentation for pay ment in London, and it was cbjected that the declaration was for that reason insufficient. The Courr troy determined, after solemn argument, that by the operation of the last Act of Parliament (Mr. Sergeant Onslow's Act), an acceptance of a bill, " payable in London," was a general. acceptance, and must be so considered, unless the words " and not elsewhere" were added. ' r . MWM THE BRITISH PRESS. FROM SA7'URDAY maurs GAZETTE. Whitehall, June 7, 11126. The King has been olea•tql to direct letters patent to be pax4erl under the Great Seul of the totted Kingdom, constituting and appointing the Hirdit Hon. Hubert Banks, Earl of Liverpool, ; the Right Hon. Frederick John Robinson r Willltun Lowther, Esq. (commonly celled Vitcount Lowther; Granville Charles Henry Somerset, E , ol. (commogly called ho u nd (iranvelh Charles Henry Somerset) ; and Francis Nnthaniel Conynghem, Esq. (commonly called F.url of Mount-Charles) ; and also Edmund Alexander klarNaghten, Evq. to be Commissioners for executing the offices of Treasurer of the Exchequer of;Great Britain, and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. Whitehall, June 10, NM The King has been plea..ed to appoint the Right Ron. Vrilliam Intr. gerald rewey Fitzgerald to be l'ayinaster.tlenetal of the Forces. Whitehall, June 8, The King hag been plowed to nominate and appoint Rear-Admiral Robert Waller Otway to be a Kul& Commander of the Most llonouruble Military Order of the Bath. Whitehall, June 5, 1826. The King has.bven pleased to pre.ent the Rev. William Lloyd to the Rectory of Narberth, with the Chapel of Robeston Walthan, In the county of Pembroke and diocese of St. David's, void by the death of the Rev. Hr. Spumous. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. NVer•Ofece, June 9,142 d. Royal Regiment of Horse Danrdie--Captain H. Helmer to be Major and Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice •Dreice, who retires ; Lieut. K. J. llarrioun to he Captain, by purchase, vice Hammer; Comet L. Kenyon to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harrison and Ensign Lord C. Wellesley, from the Thtb Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wel te'dey. promoted. 7th Iteglineut of Dragoon Guards--J. F. Thewles, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hillier, promoted. 2d Regiment of I)ra goona —C a pt a in J. Wemyes to he Major, by purchase, vice Mills, promoted ; Lieut. W. H. Oram to be Captain, by ruchese, Vi" I VenlYss ; Cornet J. Carnegie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ()rem; and F. C. Forde, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Cu• aegis. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. A. Baker to be Captain, by por ches*, vice BralTge, promoted. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet F. Wollaston to he Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Ileigham, promoted a and Hun. C. W. Jerninghem to be Cornet, by purchaee, eke Wollaston. bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain John Earl of Wiltshire to be Major, by purchase, vice Creuturd, promoted In the 94th Foot ; Limit. James Thumas Lord RI tadenell. to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Wiltdaire; Cornet G. Shedden to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Load Brodenell; and F. Thomas, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bhedden. loth Regiment of Light Pragoooa—Captain Lord .1. Fitzroy, from the bait pay, to he Captain. vice R. Burdett, who exchange*, receiving the difference; and F. S. Wedderburn, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Lord Frankfort, promoted. Ifth ditto—Cornet W. Can, from the Cape Corps, vice Drown, promoted; and H. F. Bonham, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Protease, promoted—to be Cornets 17th ditto--Gentlesnan Cadet W. C. Donal**, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Uterine, promoted; and Staff Assistant-Surgeon H. G. Parken, M.D. to be Asslitant-Surgeon, vice Holmes, promoted In the 81st Foot. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guarrla—Lieut.-Col. C. P. Ellis, from the half-pay, tube Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel,tvice W. C. Eustace, who exchanges. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieut. J. D. Bowdon to be Lieu tenant and Cotitalii, by purchase, vice Culyer, promoted. G. Urum mond, Gent. Lg purchase ' vice Bowdon ; and Lord F. Paulen, Page Honour to the King, without purchase—to be Ensigns and Lieutenants. 3d Regiment of Fool Guards—Cornet J. G. Taubman, from the 3d Dra goon Guards, to be Ensign mini Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Berner', promoted. Isi Regiment of Foot—Captain C. S. Hopkins to be Major, by purchase, vice Glover, promoted; Lieut. W. Carter to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hopkins; Ensign H. W. Neville to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cross, promoted ; W. B. Johnston, Gent. to be Endo. vice Wood, deceased; and Assistant-Burgeon W. Dillon, from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Burgeon. 2d ditto—Hospital-Assistant T. Atkinson, MAJ. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Campbell, promoted. 4th ditto—Captain J. England, from the half.pay, to be Captain, vice %V. H. Scott, who exchanges, receiving the difference; and Lient..l. Gordon, from the 63d loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Darrow, who exchanges. sth ditto—Captain C. Musgrave, from the half.pay, to be Captain, vice H. E. O'Dell, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; and Ensign H. D'Anvers, from half pay 43d Toot, to be Ensign, vice Simpson, ap pointed to the 96th Foot alb ditto—Lieut. W. H. 11111, from half.pay 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ill'Queen, appointed to the 41th Foot. 10th ditto—Lieut. W. Hemmings, from half.pay 93d Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice R. lhdacke, who exchanges; and Sergeant-Major F. Shan. ley. from the 9th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Sbinkwin, who re.lin. the Adjutantcy only. 12th ditto- 2 Eo6lga H. G. Forwteen to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Adam,, promoted; and F. W. P. Parker, Gent. to be Lusign, by pur chase, vice Wilson. promoted. 13th ditto--Assistant Surgeon J. Patterson, M.D. from the 45th Foot, to be !Surgeon, vice H. Hamilton, who retires upon half-pay. 14th ditto—l. Slay, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Layard, promoted. _ . lithditineaptaln T. Raper to be Major, by purchase, vice Dobbin, pro moted. 2.3 d ditto —Captain T. E. Stage, from the haif.pay, to be Captain, vice Sir W. Crosbie, Bart. who exchanges, receiving the difference. 23th ditto—C..l. R. Collinsou, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice IL derton, promoted. 26th ditto—Captain G. Hogartb, from the half.pay, to be Captain, vice H. Babington, who exchanged, receiving the difference. 29th ditto—Lieut.-Col. J. Simpson, from the hal tpay, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice Sir J. Buchan, who exchanges • and U. Boyd, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hopwood, promoted. 32d ditto—Major F. Gascoyne, from the haltpay, to be Major, vice Hicks, promoted. 334 ditto—Captain J. Sudden, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice G. Burl, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 34th ditto—Lieut. W. W. Hooke, from the 2d Life Guards, by purchase, vice Guidsmid, promoted; and Captain R. Airey, from the half-pay, vice W. W. Rooks, who exchanges—to be Captains. 37th ditto—Major H. H. Manners, from the 60th Foot, to be filitlor, vice Dunbar, promoted. 39th ditto—Lieut J.l). Forbes, to be Captain, vice Reynolds, who retires; Ensign J. P. Butler, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Forbes. 43d ditto—Capt. Hon. A. C. J. Browne, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice John Cooke, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 44th ditto—Lieut. S. 1144ueen, from the 6th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice E. H. Clarke, who retires upon half-pay 14th Foot. 49th ditto—Captain .1. W. Dunn, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice H. Maxwell, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Lieut. C. C. Coote, (loin the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice 1). M. Sanders, who exchanges. b2d ditto—Capt. R.D. King, from the 53d Foot, to he Captain, vice $. St. George, who retires upon the half-pay, receiving the difference. 33d ditto—Capt. C. R. +sunray, front the half-pay, to be Captain, paying the difference, vice King, appointed to the 52d Foot. bell) ditto—Ensign A. H. Cuddy, to be Lieutenant, vice Keating, deceased; W. Wyhrow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cuddy. bdth ditto—l. Blackburue, Gent. vice Bell, promoted; and H. - Howard. Gent. vice Howard, promoted —to be Ensigns, by purchase. 60th ditto—Major A. F. Ellis, from the half-pay, to be Major (paying the difference to the Half-pay Fund), vice Manners, appointed to the 37th Foot. 61st cifito—W. H. Dick, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cosby, ap pointed to the 34 Light Dragoons. 62d ditto—Lieut. R. Power to be Captain, by purchase, vice Reed, pro moted; Ensign F. Kerr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Power; E. E. Stopfurd, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Mee Kerr. 63d ditto—Lieut. W. W. Barrow, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon, who exchanges. 64th ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Col. Lord C. Fitzroy, from half-pay 27th Foot, rice APDonold, promoted ; and Capt It. Johnson. by purchase, vice Lord C. Fitzroy, promoted—to be Majors ; Lieut. W. Ravenseroft, vice John son, to re Captain, by purchase , Ensign R. B. Do Ire, vice Ravens croft, to be Lieutenant, by purchase; M. J. Western, Gent. vice Du Pre, to be Ensign, by purchase. Glib ditto—J. Ileills, Gcnt. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kelley, promoted. 87th ditto—Brevet-Col. N. Burstein, from half-pay 14th Foot, to be Lieut.- Col. vice R. GOMM', who exchanges. 68th ditto—Ensign A. M'Nabb, from the 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice G. Carson, deceased. 71st ditto—H. E. Austen, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Saunas res. promoted. 73a ditto—Lient. A. Tennant, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain, by pur chase, vies I)rewe, promoted in the 91st Foot; L.eut T. Nowlin, from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice W. Bouchier, who retires upon heir-pay 119th Foot. 1 Nib ditto—Ensimi E. C. Ansel'. from the 75th Foot, t o b e E ns i gn, v i ce 1 51'91abb, promote! in the tiNth P o ut. 73th ditto—Ensign Lord C. Welleoley, from half-pay 82d Foot, to be En sign, vice Atwell, appointed to the 74th Foot. 77th ditto—Capt. E. Junes to be Major, by purchase, Mee Bradshaw, pro moted ; Lieut. W. Castle to be Captain, by purchase, vice Jones ; 'En sign W. J. Cierke to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Castle; B. C. —liteedeaftlesit. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Clerke. 82d ditto—Ensign J. Nagel to be Lleutenant, by purchase, vice Ache, pro. moted in the Cape Corps ; H. Hyde, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nagel. 84th ditto—B Col. W. B. Neynoe, from half pay 4th Foor, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice J. Maitland, who exchanges ; Lieut. H. W. S. Stewart to be Captain, by purchase, rice Lord Lthogarvon, who retires; Ensign A. Broom to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stewart. KAI' ditto—Ensign W. Cooke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Martin, promoted. En.ign M. C. &ann. from the 25th Fuot, vice Wynyard, proinoted ; and R. 0. Ward, Gent. by purchase, vice Cooke—to be Encigns. 88th ditto—Major H. Hanes, from the half-pay, to be Major, vice lll'Gre got.. promoted. 91ot ditto—Capt. R. Mere, from the 73d Foot, to be Major, by purchase. vice Hay, 'Promoted. 92d ditto—Lieut 1. Gordon, from the half-pity, to be Lieutenant, vice J. arNabb, Who exchanges, receiving the difference. 6311 ditto—Ass!stant-Surgeon E. Bush, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon. vice P. Lachlan, who retires upon half-pay. 94th ditto—Major A. C. Cranford, from the Hth Light Dragoons. by pur chose, vice White, who retires; and Lieut-Col. G. IV. Paty, from the half-pay, vice A. C. Craufurd, who exchanges —to be Lieutenaut- Colonels. i 95th ditto—Easign T. Simpson, from the sth Font, to bt Adjutant and Ensign * vice C. Main, who retire, upon half-pay 43d Foot. 96th ditto—Capt. A. Cairncross to be Major, by purchase, vice Mantel, promoted; Lieut. C. B. Cumberland, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cairneross ; Ensign P. F. de Meuron to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cumberlood ; J. W. A. Wray, Gent. to be En.lgn, by purchase, vice De Menton. 07th ditto—Ensign T. R. Travers to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maid*, promoted; C. Nagel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Travers. 98th ditto- - Asst , tant-Surgeon R. Leader, M.D. from the 2d Roysi Vete ran Battalion, to be Astistant-Surgeon, vice A. Smith, appointed to the Staff. 99th ditto—Capt. G. T. Colomb, front the half-pay, to be Captain, vice if. Rickards, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Rifle Brigade—Capt. G. S. Byng, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice T. M'Namara, who exchange.. receiving the difference. Ist Welt India iteelment—flwipltal-Assistant I). Browne to be Assistant. Surgeon vire Brady, appointed to the 99d Foot. 2d ditto— C apt. W. L. Brereton, from half-pay lot Foot, to be Captain, vice It. Hamilton, who exchengeo. Ceylon Regiment—Lieuts.A.Montresor, from the 7Nth Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Auber ; R. G. Davidson, from half-pay 99th Foot, to be Lieuts. vice Nowlan, appointed to the 13th Foot; .1. Woodford, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, Mee Van Kempen. pro. [noted i and Hospital-Assistant W. Lucas to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wilkins, appointed to the 2d Foot. Cape Corps ;Infantry)—Lieut. W. Mlle, from the 82d Foot, to be Captain. , by purchase, vice Butte, promoted. Royal African Colonial Corps—Major-General Sir N. Campbell to be Colonel, vice Major-Genera! Tamer, diseased j Ensigns H. W. Wise, vice Grabens, deceased; F. P. Nott. vice FOl4ll. deceased; and G. I.andler, vice 'ruiner, deceased—to be Lieutenants. Volunteer.; IL G. Dennis, eke Wyme ; A. WI/oiled, vice Nott , P. Stapleton, vice Lan die,, and W. F. Vernon, Gent. vice Itobivon, deceased—to be Ensign.. BREVET. Brevet Major J. Jackson, 6th Mrttgoon Guards, to he Lieutenant• Colonel In the Army, and L. C. A. Meyer, late Lieut. and Ridingmaster of the Prince Regent's Hiregir4, Hanoverian Service (Ridingmaster to the Cavalry Riding Establi,hment), to have the rank of Captain during the period of his being no employed. STAFF. _ _ _ _ Major T. liotley. on the half:Pay.to be Inspecting Field Officer of Militia in Nora Scotia, alth the rank of Lleut..Colonel In the Army, rice Wodehouse, who resigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. A .4-lent-Surgeon E. Burton, from the Yoh Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Dakers, deceased ; Hospital-Assistants J. A. Top ical. Ocean/Orion, promoted; G. Bottle, M.D. vice Campbell, ap pointed to the lith Foot; W. M. Font:, vice Hume. promoted— to be Assistant-Surgeons to the Force... J. Molynesus, Gent. vice Sidney, appointed to 25th Foot; R. Poole, Gout. vice Colander, appointed to the acid Foot; G. It. Watson, Geot. vice Deena, promoted; E. Over ton, Gent. vice Portent, promoted; M. Hanly, Gent. vice Topbam, promoted: J. Fitzgerald, M.D. vice Russell. appoUited to the 77th Foot ; J. Stnth, Gent. vice Brodie, appointed to the 13th Foot; and J. Fergu son, Gent. vice Forrest, appointed to the Mb Foot—to be Hospital. Assistants to the Forces. UNATTACHED. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Lord C. Finny, from the 641 b Foot ; Major G. P. • Bradshaw, from the 77th Foot, vice Colonel J. 1), Morgan, who retiree; Major J. Mille, from 2il Dragoons; Major J. 0. Glover, from lit Foot, • vice Lieutenant-Colonel .1. WArcey, of the Royal Artillery, who retires ; • Major \V. Hay, from the 91st Foot; Major R. C. Mantel, from the 96th Foot ; Major T. Dobbin. from the 19th Foot ; and Captain A. Culler, from the Coldstream Foot Guards—to be Lientenard.Colonels of In fantry, by purchase. Captains A. Goldsmith from the 34th Foot ; W. Tirane, from the ad Light Dragoona ; E. M'Arthur, from the 19th Foot; T. Reed, fres the 62d Foot; and G. W. Prosser, from the 7th Drag mu Guards—to be Majors of Infantry, by purchase. Lieutenants J. Ber lins, from the 3d Foot Guards; E. F. Eillott, from the &4d Foot ; H. Moore, from the 19th Foot, vice Gossip, whose promotion has not taken Place ; V. 11. Mairls, from the 97th Foot; . Forbes, from the 7th Foot; C. L. Wingfield, from the 13th Foot; R. Westenra, from the 7th Foot ; J. P. Kennedy, from the 50th Foot; G. T. lizigham, from the 6th Dragoons; R. F. Martin, from the 65th Food; E. Armstrong, from the Cape Corps of Cavalry ; H. Dallas ' from the 2d Life Guards ; and H. W. Adams, from the 12th Foot — to be Captains of infantry, by pur. chase. Ensigns B. Y. U. Wilson, from the 12th Foot ; T. 1.4 M. Saumarez, from the 71st Foot; J. P. Nelley, from the nth Foot ; B. Hopwood, from the 29th Foot ; and E. H. Charmer, from the 42;1 Foot —to be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase. H. M. Madden, Gent. vice J. Hooper, whose appointment has nut taken place—to be Entio, by purchase. MEMORANDA._ _ _ -...... ...... The christian names of Captain Clarke, 2d Wept India Regiment, are Robert Al 'Kay. The chrl.tian names of Ensign Rainey, of the 3d Foot, are W. H. Sneyd. The cbristlan name, of Captain Browne, wbo was appointed to an Unattached Company, by purchase, on 17th September, 1e25, are J. W. Barrington. The christion name. of Ensign Dalrymplet of the Ist Foot, are 0. Iladinton, and not flew Manners, as formerly stated. The Christian names of Ensign 111.31shon, of the 2d Foot, are Charles Frederick. _ _ . ..... . The Christian name of Ensign Lacey, of the 48th Foot, is William, and not James, as formerly .-toted. The Christian name of Ensign }fathom, of tile 27th Foot, la Andrew, and not Anthony, ns tormerly stated. chriation name of Quartermaster Ledsarn, of the 7th Foot, Is John. The commisaloos of the under-mentioned Officers have been antedated to the dates stated against their names, but they have not been allowed any back-pay • ibth Foot--Capt. Stevenson, to Ifith February, 1526. 22d ditto—Major Crosier, to ath April, la2rl. ditto—Major Verity, to 9th February, 1: 4 29. 55th ditto--Capt. Mule, to 9th February, 1426. 17th ditto—l,leot. Des Voeux, to 9th February, 1926 ; and Ensign Rats'. son, to 9th February, 1826. Ms Majesty has been pleased to approve of the fi9th Pont bearing on Its colours sad appointments, In adiltion to any other badges or device.. which tray have heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the word " India," r a lasting teathnony of the services of that Corps in India, from the year ligaS to 1925. The undermentioned Officers have been permitted to dispose of their Lieutenant-Colonels Sir It. Church, half-pay 2d Greek Light Infantry; 11. Raney, half-pay Inspecting Field-Officer of Militia; A. Gelb, half pay 73d Foot; M. W. Lee (Colonel„ half-pay 96th Fool; C. Maxwell, half-pay 30th Foot ; and U. APNiell, half-pay Portuguese Officers. Majors R. Ryan, half-pay P3l Foot ; D. July, Italf.pay 6th West India Regiment; W. Stewart, half-pay 30th Foot; D. Oregorson (Lieut.. Col.„ half pay 31st Foot; and W. L. Herford (Lieut.-Col.), half-pay 234 Foot. Captains J. T. Galbraith, retired full-pay 64th Foot; R. M'Donald, half pay 21st Foot; M. Armstrong, half-pay 9th Foot; D. Grahame, half pay 6th Foot; F. Chambre, half-pay 36th Foot , A. Prole, half-pay fffici Foot ; E. Dytnock, half-pay 36th Foot , W. Ronald, half-pay Portuguese Officers , .1. H. Holland :Major), half-pay 69th Foot ; W. Lord Alvan: I . !y, half-pay 169th Foot ;E. P. Hopkins, half-pay 4th Foot; and W. .. r . E. Buchanan, halt•pny Sid Foot. • Lieutenanta J. Bannatyne, half•pay 9th Foot; G. Hagar, half-pay 46th Foot; J. 11. Nairne, half-pay . VA Foot; J. R. Nason, half-pay liJd Foot; and H. W. Brooke, half-pay 6th West India Regiment. UNATTACHED. The under-mentioned Officers, having Brevet rank superior to their re gimental commissions, I:ave accepted promotion upon half-pay, according to the General Order of the 25th April, 1826 : To be Lieut.-Colonels of Infantry—Brevet Lient-Colonel J. Hicks, from 92d Foot.—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonels J. Haverfreld from Unattached full-pay, A. S. King from 10th Foot, J. Austin from 97th Foot, R. Parke from 39th Foot, J. M•Uonald from 64th Foot, J. Dunn from 98th Foot, W. Dunbar from 37th Foot, J. B. Glegg from 49th Foot, G. Mil ler from Rifle Brigade, M. Clifford from 89th Foot, A. Kelly from 54th Foot. J. Maxwell from 15th Foot, Sir E. K. Williams, K.C.B. from 4th Fuut, W. llalvaird from 99th Foot, Sir J. R. Colletou, Bart. from Royal Staff Corp., and D. M'Donald from Itch Foot. To be Majors of Infantry—Brevet Majors It. Erskine from 4th Foot, F. Campbell from Bth Foot, 8. Fox from 30th Foot, Hon. It. Murray from 58th Foot, W. ' , Udall from 62d Foot, G. Nicholls from titith Foot, W. Burke from 66th Foot, C. Harrison from 33d Foot, W. H. Newton from 75th Foot, G. J. Rogers from 18th Foot, T. Dent from 10th Foot, P. Edwards from 75th Foot, J. Crosse from Stith Foot, D. K. Few cett from 60th Foot, W. Pilkington from 92d Foot, D. Denham from 17th Foot, R. Howard from 30th Foot, G. Wukeley from 25th Foot, W. Locker from 3448 Foot, H. Ellard from 65th Foot, DI. bll'herson from 42d Foot, T. Hogarth from 34th Foot, E. Whitt' , from 26th Foot, W. Gray from 94th Foot, S. Cuppage from 39th Foot, T. Falls from 20th Foot, A. Bowen from 3d Foot, H. Ellis from sad Foot, T. Weare from 35th Fold, J. B. Lynch from 35th Foot, W. K. Rains from 38th Foot, .1. Rowan from Ist Foot, J. Mitchell from 714 Foot, J. Jenkin from 84th Foot, A. Lyster -(rum Bth Foot, \V. P. Cot ter from Bth Foot, 8. 1). Kelly from 1018 Foot, 1). Goodman from Clot Fuut, A. Bernard, from 8418 Foot, 1). Digby from 65th Foot, W. Ben. nett from 69th Foot, W. I'. Yale from 48th Foot, and D. Baby from 24th Foot. Office of Ordnance, June 9, 1826. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major W. Lloyd to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice D'Arcy, retired; Captain and Brevet Major W. Cleeve to be Major, vice Lloyd Second Captain C. Clarke to be Captain, vice Cleeve ; and Second Captain Sir W. Smith, from half-pay, to be Second Captain, vice Clarke. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, Left at the Bankrupt Office, under 6 Geo. 4, cap. IS. pec.6. JANIII Ammar BurLai', Bruton-street, turner and stationer. (Filed June IP.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Ce•augs BRAMWICLL, Baker street, Portman-square, nine -merchant, from June 6, to July 25. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Joann' Worm), Manchester, general dealer. Junes CLARK, Montreal and Quebec, North America. BANKRUPTS. Lures Drawn?, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, June 26, 27, and July 22, at 12, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Avllion, Liverpool; and Messrs. Adangtoo, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. kincmga, Oxford-street, woollen-draper. June 17, 24, at 11, and July 22, at 9, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Saunders and Bailey, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. Wi Lima ikon. and Jos a r scorr the younger, Wakefield, merchants and cloth-snanufactu:ers, June 13, at 4, July 16, and 22, at 11, at the Sessions-house, Wakefield. Solicitors, Messrs. Itattye, Fisher, and bud low, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Henry Lumb, Wakefield. Joss Pwvrov , Borden, Kent, farmer, June 17, 20, at 11, aid July 22, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Charles Reese% gly-place, Holborn. WILLIAM PIITHJI COLS?' and HUTCHINSON HOTHIRIALL BROWNS, Winchester-house, Old Broad-street, wine -merchants, June 13, 20, at 10, and July 22, at I, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sulleitors, Messrs. Bunn:Whin and Hewitt, Bread-street. JARRY LA wanl, Princes.riquare, Ratcliffe, chair.maker, June 19, at !I, 24, at 10, and July 21, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Charles Reeves, Ely-place, Holborn. JOHN ANDRILW UNOUR, FCD-COUFL, Penchurcb-street, merchant, June 17, 24, at 12, and July 22, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewit, Bread-street, Chcapside. JACOB ASHTON, Heady Hill, Bury, Lancashire, col/on-spinner and fustian-manufacturer, June 24, 25, and July 2'2, at 9, at the Star Inn, Ileausgate, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. 11 illiam Makinaon, Temple; and Mr. John Makinson, Blanchester. WILLIAM HURRY Boaz, Bath scrivener and hill - broker, June 26, 27, and July 21 , at 11, at the Angel Inn, AVestgate.street, Bath. Solicitors, Mr. Maklnson, Middle Temple; and Mr. Belling, Bath. Jon s CHRI3TIAN loots, Ph...bury-square, merchant, June 17. 20, and July 22, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs, Gatty, Had. don, Golly, and Haddon, Angel-court, Throgmortou-street. WituAm MOORE, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, mercer and draper, June 13, at 2, July I, at I?, and 21, at I, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli citor, Mr. Tilleard, Old Jewry. Axes sus Haan's, Ironmonger-lane and Cateaton-street, commission. agent, lane 17, dt 12, 24, at 11, and July 22, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. J. Tanner, New Ba.inghall-street. RICHARD CR,an Las Alutisrr, Minerva-ten ace, Brixton, auctioneer, June 17, at 12, 24, at 11, and July 22, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Ilintich and Stafford, Buckingham.street, Strand. GAY !Gluts, Watford, Herta, surgeon, June 20, at 12, 24, at 11, and July 21, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tilson, Coleman street. Wittrare Munson, Paddock-foot, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Innkeeper, June 2', 23, and July 22, at 11, at the White Horse Inn, Iluddersheld. Solicitors, Mr. Edmund Walker, Lincoln's Ititt.fields ; and Mr. Peace, Hultleralield. !Antis Joys!, Cheltenham, boot-maker, June 21. 22, and July 22, at 11, at the Fleece Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitor., Mr. Thomas tVhite, Lincoln's 1..1; and Mr. William Goodwin, Cheltenham. SA}11:11M HEN rty. Chester, draper, June 24, 22, and July 22, at 9, at White's Potel, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor and Son, Alan cheater; and Messrs. Ellis, Sons, Walmsley, and Gorton, Chancery-lane. JOUN GROILOI CALaIt AT. , Houghton-le -Spring, Durham, grocer, July 4,5 , at 11, and 22, at I, aethe George Inn, Neweastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Mr. James Williamson, Gray's Inn, and Mr. Henry Ingledew, Neweastle-upon-Tyne. G s °Roe Dory, Louth. Lincolnshire, builder, June 23, 24, and July 22. at 11, at the New King's Head Inn, Louth. Solicitors, Mr. Thomas 'lVlng, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; and Mr. Thomas Bentley Phillips, Loath. BswJAailN BOCKLET, tything of Whistones, Worcestershire, builder, June 26, 27, and July 22. at 12, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. Solicitors, Mews. Hilliard and Hastings, Gray's lon-square; and Mr. St bey Godson, Worcester. Wu.mitu JACKSON, Worcester, victualler, June 26, 27, and July 22, at 12, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hilliard and Hastings, Gray's Inn-square ; and Mr. Stephen Godson, Worcester. 705sr Svaarros, Trowbridge, NVlltshire, clothier, June It, 24, and Jnly 22. at 1, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Sollekors, Messes. ilourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Chespride; and Molars. Bevan and Britten. Smell-street, Bristol. CH sates HOULDING Liverpool, boot-vender, Ju ne 11, 22. and J 1142 22, at 2, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors,' Mr. WUMlsun Waldo. son, Middle Temple, and Mr. George Sit - laden, Clayton-square, 14,411041, Gatiaisit KowsaP PHlttira , Tooley.street, Southwark, upholsterer, Printed at THE 'OHO 17, 24, and July 22. at It, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. C. Wright, Alle-street, Goodman'a•tielda. JAMS, loses, Dudley, Worcestershire, draper, June 26, 28, and Jury 22, at 2, at the Star Inn, Blanchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd Johnson, Temple; and Mr. Seddon, 3lancheater. THOMAS SMITH, Whlatun Eaves, Staffordshire, and JOsRPIILoner-„ Hanley, Staffordshire, bankers, Jane 72, at 3 23, and July 22, at 11, at tlor swan Inn, Hanley. Soli c it ors , Mr. Frederick %Fright Tomlinson, Staf firclahlre Potteries; and Messrs. Cloves, Orme, and Wedialte. Eing%- liench.walk, Temple. WILLIAM TRAVIS, Audenstiaw, Lanca..hire, hat manufacturer, Jury 20, 30, at 9, and July 22, at 2, at the Royal Hotel, Manchester. Solicitor., Meatus. Appleby and Ch arnoc k, G ra y' s I nn , an d Messrs. Nililtehead and Monk, Fountain- s t ree t, M anc h es t er . JOSZPH POwgL L , Worceater. grocer, June 24, 27, and J u ly 22 , It 1, at the White Harm Inn, Worcester. solicitors, Mews. Wimburn a n d Collett, Chancery.la ne ; an d M r . J o h n B ram pt o n, W orcester. l Mr. Cunliffe, M anc h ester, and sie HRHRT Guess and ABRAHAM GRIAVISS, Plantation Mill s, within Accrington, Lancashire, calico-printer, June 26. 27, and J u l y 22, at 1, at threlt n oya c l iar llo k. teeLiuMcithanerdh,e.steanrd m . Smcolicialtocr Chancery. lan e . Taon•s MOSS To er SICI.Irr, Hanley, Staffordshire, druggist, Jane 22, at 6, 23, and July 2* at 10, at the Swan Inn, !Tinley ors, ..... Smith, Lambert, and Stable, Llncoln's Inn ; and 1/r. Dent, Hanley. JOHN WARIKV, Abehurch.lane, and Leicester-square, dentist, Jun.. 20, at 11, 24, at 12, and July 22, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hydr, Grist Winchester.street, Britad.vtreet. WILLIAM HAVNRII Ste reit, Sedgley, Staffordshire, iron•niatter, Jane 30, July 1 and 72, at 12, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Soheiton. Messrs. Hulme, Frampton, and Loftus, New Inn; Messrs. Parker and Timmins, Birmingham. WILLIAM JOSIAH MILL., Union-street, Southwark, victualler, Jun, 17, at 11, 24, and July 72, at 9, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. ' Banton, Union-street, Southwark. WILLIAM Fast:mama Rostssow, Jermyn-street, Bt. James's, hotel. keeper, June IS, at 10, 24, at 11, and July 22, at I, at the Ilsokrunte Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Charter House-aqo as „, WILLIAM WALESA, Nottingham. hosier, June 13, at It, 24, and J, 22, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Carter, Lord j uror Csrmt-oftice, Royal Exchange. WILLIAM Phanix-row, finest Snrmy-street, coachmaket, Ago 17, 20, at 11, and July 72, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Coon. Sulidtor, Mr, Benton, Union-street, Southwark. Jolts Si mast, ay. Palatine-place, Stoke Newington' builder, June 13 20, and July 22, at at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Ma ma . , Threadneedle-atrert. Totowa, BIrnoWICI. Fencharch-street, merchant, June 17. at 10, at 11, and July 22, at 12, at the Bagkrupts' Court. BOliciter, Mr. Fano, Austin-fr i ars. " ALILIANUIR Di•OrAtit, tato of John-street, Rerkeley_squate, wine. Beacham., June 20, at 12, 24, at 11, and July 22, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. R. 1. Butt, Great Rumell-street. Bloomsbury. JOHN HCOMRM , EDWARD NORM and EowAan lIL GMS4. ilobberley„ Cheshire, and Manchester, cotton-spinner,, June 24, 2S, and July 72, at 3 . at White's Hotel, Manchester. Solicitors, Mews. adlingtoo, Ireg o l 7. and Faulkner, Bedford -row) and Messrs. Morris and Goulds°, 4nints gardens, Maachester. HaNliv Rtot.ey, St. Dounat, Glamorganshire. draper, June 23, 24. eel July 22, at 11, at the Bush Tnvern, Bristol. Solicitors, !thefts. E. and J. Daniell, Bristol r, and Mr. J. Pearson, Pomp.court, Temple. DAVID MASA, Gellyhalog, Pembrokeshire, 1igslAalINT11011•9. Mst_ berth, and WILLIAM SIATTHIAt, Haverfurdwe.t, bankers, Jane 22, It, and July 22, et 10, at the Nt'hite Hart Inn, Narherth. Solicitors, Mew,. W. and T. Evans, Haverfordwest ; and Messrs. Slade and Joao, Jen. street, Bedford-row. WILLIAM Basrr and J'Auts BOLAN, Burslem, StaffurdAire, amen. July 3, at 6, 4 and 22, at 11, at the Littleton's Arms Inn , Perikridge, Stat. fordshire. Solicitors, Mr. Corser, Wolverhampton; and Messrs. Lower, Tantield-court, Temple. DIVIDENDS. July I. William Rogers, Upton. Essex, victualler and bricklayer, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 1, John Shaw, Gower-street, Bedford ' square, and Herne-place, Dulwich, Surrey, coal-merchant, at Igo, at, th, Bankrupts' Court—July I. Joseph Bedworth Sharp, Exchange-bolding,. Sweetinp-alley, broker, t.t 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—July I. Thaws Dolby, Catherine - street , bookseller, at IM, tithe Baokrupts'Coort. July I. John Holmes, Bridge-road, Lambeth, broker, at 10, at the Bans raped Court—July 1. John Smith, pen. and John Smith, Jun. Camas. street, warehousemen, at 10, at the Bankrupt.' Court—July I. Crean Sadler and John Firth, Great Guildford-etrcet, suuthwark, *red-anthers, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—July I. John Bamford, Egham, Sarre., baker, at 11, at the Bankinpts• Court—July 4. William Noakes, Old City. chambers, wine-merchant, at 10, at the Bankrupt.' Court—July 1 , Thos. William Wise, Jamyn-street, tavern-keeper, at 12, at the Bau'unpt.' Court—July I. Davie Hetherington, King-street, Cheapside, warehouse man at 11, at the Ben.,upts' Court—July 3 ' Thomas Winglield, Bolton le-Moon Lancashire, co.ton-spinner, at 1, at the Bridge Ira, Botton-le- Moors—july I. Joseph Easorund and George Kay, Statham, Yorkshire, clothiers, at 10. at the curse Inn, iluddersneld—June 17. Getup Pride. rick Sargent, Marlborough - place, Great Peter-street, Westminster, patent leather-dreeser, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 1. Robert Camelia, Goldsmith-areet, CA-manufacturer. at 11 at the Bankrupts' Court—lnly 4. William Rich, Wigan, L anca shi re , b uilder, at 6, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan—July I. John Challessor, Stinesend, St. Mary, Nee. ington, grocer, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 12. Charles Crone and Thomas Wilkie, Lawrence Pountney-place. merchants, at I, at the Bankrupts' Court—July I. John lteynolibi, Bread-street-hill, &natter, st at the Bankrupts' Court—July 8. Archibald Morton, Archilialditodick, and Charles Morton, tl'ellingba-rough, at 11, at the Town Hall, Waling her-meth—July 1. John Brenchley, son. and John Brenchley,pc. NUtra.i. Kent, listillers, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Cow. If °meow, Edinburgh, spirit-dealer, at the Waterloo Tavern, Edinburgh, July 10 and 24, at one. WILLIAM Sanctum SUN, LelUt-walk, near Edinburgh, tallow-chandler, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, June 24, at one. WILLIAM SrxwAar, Edinburgh, bookseller, at Budge's London Cof fee-house, Edinburgh, July 4 and 17, at two. !Issas and Josses PAITON, Edinburgh, wholesale-glovers, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-bowie, Edinburgh, July I I and 26, at two. DAVID S PPPPP N, Aberdeen, Ironmonger, at the chambers of Ur. JAL Dl'Hardy, Aberdeen, Ju,y 4 and Id, at twelve. The Duke-street Twirl Company, bilatiguw, at the Black Bull, Glasgow, Joky 7 and 21, at three. Kitoutra and P N, Salerno and Lochmlll, paper-makers, at 'Le Royal Exchange Coffee-hou.e, Edinburgh, July II and 24, at one. Roamer Samisens, Edinburgh, wine -merchant, at Ambruse4 Ta vern, Edinbnrgh,alaly 3 and 17, at twelve. Jon./ C ly Kepp, distiller, at Glbb's Inn, Stirling, June 13 act r, at one. M4OIC.INTOSN and Son, lucerne's, leather-dealers, at Geddes's Hotel. Inverness, June 16 and July 1, at eleven. Jong Tit omsok, Burnbank, near Glasgow, horse-dealer, at the !;fog's Arms, Glasgow, tune 13 and 2n, at one. . - PAR TNILUSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Amelia and Mary Ann Dicier°, Mare-street, Hackney, dress-makers— Charles Kingsley and John Sutton, Angel-court, Thromnorton-street, stock-broken—Fanny Ann Barber, William Darts, and William Barber, High-street, Southwark, and Leadenhall-street, woollen and Manehester. warehousemen—William Pugh, George Caniaby, and Lawrence Vicke, Regent-street, tailors—John Geldart and Willlcm Palmer, Old Fhh-street hilt, paper-statures—George and Thelma' Pricker, and William Usher, Union-court, Broad-street, and Honduras, merchaats—Jabea Pelham and John Bualey Lawrence, Penchurch-'erect, auerueya—WWlam Durex nod John Henderson, Chancery-lane, music-callers—John Sentence and Win. Orger, St. Dunstan's-hill, commercial-agents—Edward Kilshy and Thos. Newell, Islington, coach and harness-makers—Henry Ashley, Charles Edward Lillie., and Samuel Goodman, Tokenhouse -yard—Henry Julia Stracy and Edward De Boos, Elder-street, Norton Falgate, dyers. The average price of Brown or itluscovadoSugar computed from the Returns made In the week ending the ith day of June, 1b26, ix 30s. sod 3d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay able thereon on the Importation thereof Into Great Britain. ' Average price of Corn from the returns received In ths week ending June 3, 1826. Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. I d Bye. I Beans. I Peal. 57 3 28 11 23 4 33 11 3B 2 38 3 SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPO7:I=r„ JUNE 9. Arrived the Minerva, Mayen, from Savannah; Charrlott, Pratt, from ditto; Pleiades, Smith, from Cuba; Ardent, from St. l'hicent' s Blundell, from Liaison ; Clarence, Corkell, from Jamaica. The Stir'. dere, from Charleston, is off. _ _ SATuarsar, lams 10. Arrived the Lancaster, Cannivol, from Bsrbadoes, sailed 4th May ; Syl 'ennui Jenkins, from New York, sailed 14th May; Magdalene, Bulky. from Smyrna; Hindoatan, M'Callum, from Alexandria; Belvidere, Marbury, from Charleston ; Shenandoah, Rose, from ditto. Sailed—June d, The Broughton, Lane, fur Jamaica; Flora, Blan, ter Quebec ; Walo, Janus, for Nova Scotia ; Frederick, Sargent, for Viral:llm; Charlotte, Seeworta, for Pillau ; Europa, Newman, for Rostock ; Appe rencen, Nordstrom, for Elsinore; Phittlppfne, Pisch, for Riga; Stitcher Manowsky, for Memel ; Felicity, M 'Dougat, for St. Petersburgh I Schwerin, Kraaft, fur Stettin ; NVillselmaina Augusta, Nieurosn, for ditto ; Harmerne, Raba, for Bremen ; HekeMlas, 'Nuts, for Dantsig ; Waterloo, Banks, fur Rouen ; Blake, for Newfoundland. June 9—The Hanes, Plli, fur St. %lucent's. June 10—The Traveller, Burrows, for St. Vincent's; Juno, Coulson, for Sicily; Mary, Demme, for Miramlehl ; Titlin, Dryden, for Genoa; Isis, Flindt, for Riga • Eliza, Mortimer, fur Naples. The Elizabe th , Tobin ; Elisabeth, Nelson; and Bella*, Thompson — from Liverpool, have arrived at Demerara. The Cossack, from Liverpool, has arrived at Jarnsics. The Edith., Benson, from Liverpool, has anlved at Barbados, In I ' 9 days. The Three Sisters, Dixon ; Adelphi, Stewart ; and Bridgend, Harlow — from Livampsol, have arrived at Halifax. The Loyal Sam, Greases, from Liverpool, has arrived at Savannah, la 40 days. The Hindostan, M'Calium, from Alexandria, passed Holyhead for Li verpool. The Clarendon, Corkhill, from Jamaica, sailed from Old Harbour 22d April. On the 29th April, in lat. VI. 33. long. 79. Ml. spoke the brig Leopold, from Aqua, for Liverpool. On the 28th May, in Ist. 4;.:a:. long. 18. 20. spoke the Thomas Naylor, from Havannsh for Erase.. Uri the sth Inst. at 2 p.m. spoke the Susan, for Virginia ; Joshua, for Visa , and Paragon, for Jamaica, to the westward of Holyhead. ard l:g r a ro t ffi , J c oza c, ? t . t: ; Ar h i e ve h d orn an ew d a r r e . t i nt o n u , n r d he ha tt e arq sa t i t i l ed s Wellington. frtheiti, B er is , o t r h h; Kesia, for Stetting, remains. Sailed the Juno, Pritchard, f ir Jemmies. PORTSSIourse, Just' 9.—lt blew very bald last night from N.E. ; seve n p.m. more moderate. No arrivals or tailings. Wind S.E. Pz•nourst, Just B.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Bellerthon. With convicts for thl. Dock-yard ; sailed his Majesty's ship Succes , , for the East Indies. Wind variable. MARRIED. At Dover ' on the Bth Inst. Peter Hesketh. Esq. of Roman HaHall,ln county of Lancaster, to Eliza Debonnaire, only daughter of the late a,r T. J. Metcalfe, Bart. of Fernhill. In the county of It.. ks. On the elk Inst. at St. Margaret's, We4tminoer, Mark Dewsnap, of Hammersmith, to Marla, youngest daughter of William Smith, Esq. ol Kensington-gore. On the nth Inst. at St. Pancras New Church. Mr. Thomas Shearman, rat Eustou-place, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Storr, of Harrison street. On Tuesday evening last, In ile;;;;;plectic Et, Mr. Samuel Fenn, of Malaga, in his Stith year. At .Hornby, Mr. W. Dawson ; at Wharter, Mr. G. Jennings. It is rather singular that these parsons are both of an age ;about SF, both maltsters, both publicans, both kept the sluff of the Malt Shovel, bulb died about the same hour, and of the same compla'ut, an iutlantniattuu of the bowel., and both suddenly, after about four hours' Illness. On the Slot ult. In the bliti.ter-yard, Lincoln, at the advanced ace of 100, Mrs. Chirlett, widow of Mr. Chislett, formerly a surgeon at Nola castle. The old lady had the misfortune to break her thigh only tw) diri previous to her death. Oa Friday last, at Bury, at an advanced age, Margaret FitzgeraltL a native of Ireland. Few, perhaps, hare witnessed the approach of death with greater composure than this poor woman. She pointed out Ike cPat In the Church yard where she wished to be Interred, gave orders for her &An, and, disliking & shroud, made herself a dress to be burled la. IR WATER THIS DAY m!s. after 6 I IT LONDON JBII Evening 4Ol RITSYH PRItSli Office, by J. W. CARLFON and published by R. CANNON, same plaits. f No. WI,