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PROTEST IGAINIT THE THIRD ni - Antml or Tin (HRH DISTIL- L•TION PROIIISITION BILL. DI~~LYTILfIT. lit. Because we are desirous of distinctly expressing the strongest disapprobation of the indecent awl unjustifiable 'tmper is which the procredistms ow this Hill hare been coo dottiest —read a second slow mom the first sitting day after it was brought from the Ciwasimets, before any of the papers called for by the It:iii.e, a, necessary to etuthle them totudge of the expediency of the measure, could be 1331 ma the table: It is 13.3 1310C13121(4111) a third reading, before the manioc ( .... of iutia b of that lamination whirl, had bees c a lled for as i o d ia p roa , t hi e , l imier the exirsordinary circumstance of this HOPS? 11 . 3/113( r. jeci al the prayer of some of the Petitioners, for leave to state, at the liar, the usaimistlele,l grievances which they most lu:tatu, and of their Itavtor rviused to be. neat by the iofswinstioti they might have derived from the indices im 3 emesta•sti rnatensl to their derision, tau which the asthmatics darted 10 ut. it :misters thnt tit it cowrie, highly irregular amt re pr.bosrddr, reel, in measure. of the slightest nonivent, alien aihee-.1 in riser Itke the per newt, ahem the gnatret time. tot•rests are involved, most brims the Mouse of Lite& 000 .•••••t. inpt, Air holiness ug the politic J with a belief th it ac are assemble.' here merely to register those edicts a Melt tl,r t.sorntivr t•uswatasiiii In I rhvov to reemoneresol. rwistire t rHomaofL.n,icha\lii hittoo to nltinsin ed Irvin all ii wool in the immtrtaut subject of the I ropriety of stopping the Vatillatiou of Guilin, we we euespelled, in eittiourting tin merits of the Rill, to resort to the details nod upinious einatanstil in the Reports consitontwated by thy Cuinsausts, Wyse of Parlicuirrot. And it &tits appear to us incoutprehemthle, how the permriely of eiterting tt tato,. law ran he notintniotd un the authority u( Rrillllts, whertin the Cousittittee have mittur•sly tleclarsal--that nothing to 'be evidence before them rook' Induce them to recommend a perm-meat puthilitnie sof Distillation of Grain, whirl, wo ol,. he alleaded with great evils to the agriculture uftbe el/11111f 1.. that are in that Report emphatieally stated 'manly Inks exereded by the effects of the repetstimi of the mecsnre which is now muettuard fur the third time by this Bill 3,11 y flecarse, whether we contemplate the talesett. of the Agri. alterist ,—or that of the West.lorlia Planter, op. ono:v.1 with as overgrowth of snare orciainited by a bets tsota• demand ;-.mr eves the great lila important object of seenriog at all tittle* abutidastee of food 64 Ilse pulite of tloa h,lll/11y —we are alike culled epos to is probate the shorts robe% an irineh the cootioural repetitious of the , sesame is reeninntentle.!. To thaT Driers]. Fiume this prohibition must be highly de trimertal—by the growth d Harley, oat the eiviliation of which our immured system tit agrieulture depends. To the Wrsz•liiilia Planter it is mill move injurious ;•—•liy eise temporary premium it affords, it Ratter's the hopes of those whine retails cats only 'grow sugar with a profit when the price of the commodity is artificially sustained, and this tortures them to persevere In a trade injurious to themselves, and destructive of the iativests of their fellow Pl:r.iters, boor estates are 01.1 y prevented frost producing ass adequate profit, he these ',omits rperidations, whul drib measure is calculated to prolong Rat, abore all, we must regard this Bill as fatal to the its tiree , dr ufttre poorer order afire people of this country, who rely on am for their eastru.tore. If Ilse pr.wltreli.se ~fall rommoiliiirs, naturally tool inevitably snits itself to the mend, the !funnily of its.. grown ..... ls, engd ti ^it into a law, be diminished i--aail stoppiug of the distilleries can losleitr he is as trd to as s salow y psiliatire fur the evils of an onormluctiie sr mom. Thus, a year of scarcity way he furred into a year of famine ; and the people sissy, by tldle imforpnieill in. snore, he exposed to Owl extreme want, Row whirl. they have beta Wow pi...tech..' by the more pro di st policy, tint sill, of tete. has been poi mieir LAUDERDALE, MAE DIVICKE, GA ENYII.I.E s ST. JOHN, ROSSI.TN, ESS(X, Errii, ALBEMARLE, LA :VS 10 AWN P, DUTTON (M. of thowles) Dissentient, fur the torrettid aid third rumoins mrigned in the atteir. Prulitla ; mod became is bills of Hits natio:, Il s e evils who is it may be permiliV ti fur. arr at thr prn.nl of M.., tmoirtthrtil, form but a part of tlive• s loch it is ...Anon. obi, to apprehend flow from their adoption A... 1 al though isi arry twooare ratealsted to arl to. tl.s whet ieristiag distremi, it is necessary to have due regard to the preservation of oilier hottest., which may he injnr• by It. operation, it,beetinirs as too be doubly cautious in adopting an ropes/wilt, by which the agricultural nattiest* of thy eirontry will be materially effected. These juiciest', cif a osturr Ms complicated, mud .11 blieh vital importance, can !wire, with pi Odense, he wade the subject 0/legislative iu tern-re,a it. bat tinder ibe. frt4taitrr of as obrions rid lush.- pensvehlr *rvt , aitv, of whirls, at the preamit hum, there is we relld.4l I. credit the aristence. ABERDEEN. /\D/4. G. 0. 111 THE HONOUR 4111 E THE VICE PRESI- DENT IN Col ISCIL. Fort-tVillietn, Sept. IQ, inn.. The Virr President in Conned has returned with retai ns...* of the newel "Inner, thhofaLtioo, the ofliraal rrp•.rr of the rapture. of the Arhus awl intportatst ioen, of Ithorthote, by iheiietaeluueut seder the cool of !Aunt.- Colonel hell Iu publishing the details (Atkin pliant fantod , . the Vice. Preenlout in Connell awns to rapers. the high sense shirts he entertains of the zeal, gallantry, and pl'OP,S1011:111.4111, 111WitiliblVd Limits:smut-Colonel Ball, In the r.siiilnet of the iniporsant dues mut.d to his charge, hy his Exert. kit. t'ir i 'o olll.ller-In•ehi. - 1, ...der the authority of (in. vet in , no of t he ihstinguislw.l pers. senior', spirit, and gallantry of tin. °Metes and inin under liis rommsod, hy Whilbr energy sad ealoor a fortress of great etrength, end de. hided with de rperrte marmite by a nuniernos garrisois. lOU the short apace of a -kw hours tief.oe the irresistible braveryof the truer. The Viee.President in Coons d drepls laments the Inas of [deafening Stephen (O'Brien. id the ist liwttahon , etil Beet. 01110.11 Native Infantry, and of th. bras men who hare laden to this arduous and bonournhle •wrt ire , and he nuJnlas as earnest hope, that Captain V. lotehr.l, and 1111.111 . 11 , fitli Buckley and Horsbureb, Cornet II) erse. and ['miens M , arid and Playfair, and the N.....eininionsionecl ultirers and men who ownt woonded,on this oteasiono, will woo le 11111101 , 141 ill the dikes of their penfeaseuts. The Vier-President its coorwil Ii i pas-tient tr eatinfretiuts ive expreesing his sense of the ineriturrieireondort of I.i. nteginsit- Colunel Mae f;rath , of the nth. met Major Smith, M . the lath, who coadoetert the a- mutt 3 of Captoto Atmore, of tne.Aittl. ; Captain Houstingu, of the lAA NAITO' Cavalry; and Captain hammer, of the [greenlet Wear ; and en repeating Ili • hi& approbation and applause of the fOIMIOII and bravery of the whok the °Seer* end fOrla of the curie employed 11111 that 'entice. LATE MILITARY DISTILYROA!VCES IN INDIA. GENERAL ORDERS. LEAD-QCABTCRS OF TM ASSY, CLOU LT RY-PLAIN, WT. I. The Right Hon. thr Govr roof-General hawing ad. drerised the If übjoinell Orden to Major-G..lmnd Corn:lie. commanding the Army, to be nit ifhehed to the Army. they are accordingly published in Military Orden : " Fort St. George, Sept. 25, 1109. V; 0. •T THE RIGHT 001 _ 00V GENSRAL. Ills my +meal at Fort Si. George, I karat that several Important rbangeot had tilt., place in the trlFitn of tbu Pre •warwev, asheesoloont to the event* which bad e aye to limortedge at the perael of sr) thoperteell *We fkugal. " • tor Gr.( 4.1 .4 open orvolt, whorls had already bet, committed by the 1.:A1e...n0 ‘l....ultsatass, Ise.l totes V IM...A by pr.. ae.1.1.2. t lera 11111 l tal and oh...pro:de at some of tlw mewl eortatderahle soallona, aa 1101 aa at I rodeardinate poet, of the army. 'I t.r.e measures had been furdertakea is mroaumwa antra 10441 couttasatiou sad cost \ cert, the indent of which 1 eannot coutetoplate without the deepest concern." His Lordship hare proceeds to express his regret for the misconduct of the army, and to indulge in SOIIIC general observations upon the effects of pu nishment and pardon, in cases of offences of this kind, and the strong disposition which lie feels to grata impunity—total impunity, in the perselit in stance, were it nut far the present conviction of his mind, that such total impunity would he incompa tible with the thscipline of future armies, and Ilse eutiorilinatinii of military bodies, anti the funds mental securities of society.—After which his Lord ship continues— " Iu pursuance of these views, the principle I have thought onset( in liberty to adopt has been to limit the number of pasiiiilimeats, since impunity comsat be general ; and to mi tigate their degrees to the utmost extent of lenity, not en- tirely incoutpolthle with the public good, and the Wives sate demands of justice. " Is the execution of this principle, it has helm necessary to make a small selection from a great 'ha.s of delinonenry, all subject in strictness to the penalties of the law ; sod that such a choice should neither be capricious nor su' ject In the s uppieio., of partiality, I have adopted general criterion.. the reinciiiks of which are ntaitifrotly just, and the application of whit h to partit ear eases is subject to no difficulty. " The him ground of selection is the commission amine overt art of rebellion or mutiny, such as Wiring un fortresses, in piddle treasure; actual hostility against the troops of H i. AI ajesty, the Company, or its allies ; quitting di:. station ul lutted to troops without orders, or the refusal to obey the orders of Government. _ " This prniciple of selection would liberate a considerable proportion of the army ; but it would ibtotre a much greater number than it eaten into my views tl.l exclude from pardon. " It is ni glittery therefore to select from the numerous class alicioly described a smatter number, comprised *intim a narrower head of distinction. " That selection is to consist of the Officers in comnisitil of stations, or bother of troops, Commandants of corps, and persoirs peculiarly distinguished' for a forward and violent part is 11w most criminal acts or proceciiiincs of the army. " The whole of this highly criminal soil pecitharly re. 'lamellae, but not numerous class, will most jisatly he sub. witted to a trial by Court Martial. " Hot as 11w courts Martial ray of necessity Ise Wood to pins sentences of greaser severity than it is so contempt's. Goa to extend, without distinctiou, to the whole nisinher of t►rate milimitted to' trial, a more connote llM:gliviojuti will yet Ihr mule, and t►e Officers m cosaaniud of platoons or con siderable bodies of troops will tie sep on the ground of higher responsihility, from the eoinmandams of corps. The former sill be subici te.l at ■ll evenly to trial; the latter wilt lw allused the option of a trial, or dianossill from tl.e service,. •'ls tortes that no aniiienis entrrtaiiity may remain coo-' cerniog 116 r application of throe ris les of select ion to individual cars, ilw new, of all the Officers int••udt d fm• punistinmot are mimeses:el in the following list. It will be fusind 00l to include the Coutotattehmis of corps at shesioriendeld, el thouith that fierce fell too distinctly wnbttt the pristyiple of sel►ction, mil 0411:1 011 eccimot of the lead it a-snood to the rlirnl ut r hination soil violent procc011111 1 :11 of the army, hut 1.1% harms committed open 111111111 V iw reftisioe to primit that ins' co rat th e 1.11.01.614 111th I'l'jlHwlll 1.. (~lrd T hare, however, tl 4ltt the exatnple whirls that force was the pest to set to the I evoked Officers, o1:1, I'M ly return to their 'lull, aud t r ',Moller of that es• lr on other parts of the term, may.be admitted us a ground of Si/Celt/I 1t1411.11. race awl pest m have omitted looking toe narrowly into the variety of possible motives that ',my he eirpposed to leave actuated the senior Officer: 0/061s force, is thew ex.-rime* to withdraw it fl'rHa further resistance to t.n►ernuenl. In troy desire to te atime toy first esteem to the Officers of this array, the better and more honourable inducements wa• he allowed el least their share in this condueodable out of their conduct ; and, iu my solicitude to extend the principle of ekssr•wy to its utmost allowable brands, I have dressed the benefit derived bolls to the politic an* to the army itself, trom the subs/lis som addle limletabad torte sufficiently important to warrant, even witisont regard to motives or inducements, the extension wf tw.lalgeut•e to that body It will bra signal teatimony that Government is lot timmindful of the services which are regi stered to it; and that, while it m ttspeited, only by necessity, to the exercise edits itevrror functions, it "mem a Itb watiafac tton every upport ttttt ty to forgive said reward. I.llr Of OFFILLIVI TO it% TgR:D. To Ge hied by u . Colonel John Bell, Ist lint. A wile.' y, Srnw.r (Ancor, cotormanduag Set ingap4lolll; I.trut.-Col John Ihmeton, Mit Review! Caealey, command ing a ;Set:mimeo of the Hydrral.a.ll ainhattlutry Fusee, at Janina; Major JO,lllll SWIM!, i.t Hat. 194 Iteg.ntent, Di, I. Seulue Officer, commanding )114111111.atatn. To he tried 6, 1 a Cowl Martial, or Jtioitmed the 'tarok', at their ofitioo:—Liroul -Colonel Itolimt Mwiru, gd Hat. 15th Regiment, Seringapatans ; Major David C. Kenny, 19th Regiment, ditto; Capt T. F. Dr liaeilmad, Engineers, ditto; Capt. George t'adell, 19th Bat. N. 1. and 'l'own ditto; Capt. Hugh M•lntesla, lat. HALMS Regiment, march ed witbust orders from Cirittledrotrit to Set ingtipelalll Copt. F. K Aisk ill, Ist Hat. isth Riariment, ditto; Capt. A. All- Maili as k:uroltrasi It. 'intent, Masalipatinn ; Capt. James Pattenua, tat Bat. Ilib Regiment, Sainsitiottah ; Capt. George Wabah, tat Bat J lid Regiment, Cloneole ; Capt. James Midler. ill Bat. stallt Regimeat, Ellore ; Capt. J L. Lnahinetnu, alh Regiment Cavalry, Janina; Copt. A. AV Lead, stk Regiment Cavalry, ditto • I:apt-Lieut. C Dup. kinsvon, Ist Bat. Artillery, Senior 0614:er Of Artillery at Jani na ; Capt -Lint G. W. Irripland, Hone Artillery, S. woe °thereof tbs Corps at highs ; Capt. C. Gaimionost Het. 10111 Regiment, Intim Capt. thus Pollack, at Hat. stli Regiment, ditto ; MA* Mattiseer Sterrait, ,td But, 17th Hegin ii mr, ditto; Capt. Jobs* Tenser, dd Bat. t silt Rainiest, meopotem. . . . Reduced ss the numbers cootained I. this nielissitholy list have bees, by every coosideratiou to whirl, AI 114 - 1110 of in violable ahoy has perni•tted toe to listen, it h.,' nut been withuot the mist iitflictiiig agitation toy mond has ever ex perienced, that I have edited tsy bust signature to the order so it now ennuis. " It is with corresponding satisfactiqs thud Joy, I have now perform the wort grateful lattice u( anesoluscing to every other officer, who has been involve.) Os any of the erinainal proe• ',hugs uf the missy, store tlhe ist of May, s general and sninuslitied ensued); to the benefit a Oriels those Milkers, e vain hose hitherto ileeliverii the tot, will be admitted on then sotnitie that derlareliolll. 1 . 11 lb tttttt stv ix out growled lit the non ow spirit °tierce pale:oil It IP it as an act of total and sincere obli vion ; it olio. ow the part uniovrrioneist a full restoration of confident c and %term ; sod it invites, iron, those who a►e the object of tt, not a bulb II discharge of constrained duty, Ind obedience which u owe - trn.w lite heart, and the cheerful, out unaided seniceutcurdwldy , affect ion and sal" his Lordship then proved. t r hire us advice to the army, and illits conclude-N.— " Withilsorse friendly su4eratiotis, prompted by a pare so licitude fur the huituur uad welt's., of tiles, o hum I addiesa, I take leave even Of &JIM/1110 , M, 11114 of rret y other farm Of address which can imply reproof , and, puegisig my •ind of evaey paiuful recollection, eintwace the happiest prospect whirls is now preseuted to my view, by the halal tormitsa of public discoed, violence, and t 4.411.1 e, and the 111 . -e111101411.11- Int tit on a firm, mid I trust attars and possaiseat basis, of traogoillity and order. MINTO." By Order of Major-flrntral Ceedie, commanding the Army." Weduebday last, being t h e day appointed, art exataioation of those rung geode's. to who hul aer.ed their time as blidahinrwea, sod were Grout' qualified to palm for beutetsartta. took place on board the Salt:oder del Mirada, at Plywooth, when the followsou were paired for the latter rank, rte. —Nle..ra. K. BRIDGRS, and J. W. BAILIt, of the Tribune; Meagre. latLatiD, E. KMAIMAPI, Mad IL t:III.TFACta t Salvador; Mr. K. Lou,., L'Aigk ; sod Mr. C. SAIJNDL4I, dike Defence. FROM LAST IvrGnrs GAZETTE. MILITARY PRAMOTIONS. War-OAce, Nara 13, 1810. ath Ceylon Regiment—Colonel John Wilson, from Half-Pay of the late 5111 Garrison llattartoo, to be (*...h00.1. Major Archibald Campbell, from the Royal West India . . . Itaisetra, to be Lieutenant • Colonel. Captain liimauel hull, from the 1119t1, Font, to be 7lsijor. Captain John Husktssou, from the Ist Ce)lou Revnot-at, to he ditto. STAFF. Captain S. Foul Whittioghans, front the tittb Foot, to be Major in the Army, be being appointed to nerve iu Porto ... gal under Lienten - iut-General flicesford. Commissions signed kg the Lord Lieutenant af the County of Kasai To be Deputy Lieutenants. Win. Wheatley, Esq.—Dated Feb. la, 1810. Joint. t bagman . , inn. Esq.--Dated as above. runtsuisrian signed 4 rat Lord Limiteinint of Hants. Portsmouth Battalion of Light Infantry. Georth• Staking; Gent. t be Quarter. iluvier, vice Smith, re signed—Dated March 6, is I to. March 13, I alO. Copy of a Letter front (7aptaiii liven, of His ajesty's sloop the Echo, actilreascil to Vice-Ailiuiral ophell, noel trams mitt& by the latter to John %If &kw Croketr, Esq. His Majesty' Sloop &40, Downs, March la, Situ. _ _ SI a-4 heg leave to acquaint you, that His Ma jesty's h loop under my command, captured thy French Itigget privateet CapriCieux, yesterday, otf Dieppe. During the chase she threw the *hole of her guns (Oxteeti) overboard. I have the honour to be, /cc. (Signed) Homier KZEN. Copy of a letter from Copiale Selby, of His Majesty's ship (Nen Ckndu,u , addressed to laird Aulttins Braurles*, Copt tilli Of the Royal (tali, moil transmitted to J uhu Wilms Crukti, Esq. by Admiral Sir Roger Curtis His Majtety's sb ip Horn “leslorir, at Sea, Marsh to, 111140. MV Lean-1 have to acquaint you. that I this day, at half-past noon, fell in with a French priva teer logger, in the act of boarding a adititiner. which, after a short chase of an hour and a half, I had the good fortune to capture ; not, however, until she had received a vast number of shot, Ly which two in- is were killed and three wounded, arid the lugger nearly Lillian of water. She proves to be La Camille, belonging to Boulogne, pierced Sir fourteen gnus, six of which were mounted, and the rest in the bold, and maimed with fifty-eight men. She sailed from Cherbourg only six hours previous to her being in our possession, and had made name-capture, au English schooner, the Fume, of Loudon, William Proper, Master, from Lisboa, bound to London, laden with fruit. I have, &c. (Signed) W.SELsy. N.B. The schooner above-mentioned has been reeaptered by His Majesty's ship Dittaa. RANKRVPTCY ENLARGED. Witham, Herbert, the younger, of Ll:tmollmem, Montgo mery, 4iraprr, from April 3, to April 14, at tea, at the itar lan, Maueliester. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. _ _ James Br ace, of Butt-lone, Kent, dealer and ()layman. .1 3,;( pl. Paotison, of Priuce's-strert, Careudish•ryoare, Mulall(sex, coach-marker. H.ANKRUPTS. James %Venison, of Chcbliutit, Hertford, tailor, to surrern der, March 17, 47, and April 44, at 111441,44 at Guildhall, London. Attiwury, Mr. Billion, London. James Whitehead and Charles Whitehead, of Hanky, Stafford, ran heu-wsre riganufart MVPS, to surrender, April 4, and nay at eleven, at the Boast lug, Hanky. Attorneys, Mess,.. Birch, Furter, and Bishop, Hanky; and Messrs. Willis, Fah therm-,and Clarke, Wanifard-court, Lowder'. Arthur lhakefurd, of Coh shill, Warwick, botcher, to snr render, April ti, at three, 7, and 2t, at eleven, at the Swan Culeabill. Attorneys, Messrs. Kiederley, Lune, and lure, Gray's Inn, Lumina; and Mr. Edward Fielding Palmi er, Culealoill, IVarstirkshire. Julio Reed, of Bath, coufectioner, to surrender, March 34, 47, moil April 4a, at eleven, at the Laub lain, Oath. Alter- Heys, Mr. 'oho Tarrant, Chancery-lane, London; sad Mr. T. M. erutirell, Bath. John Pllillll,s , late of East Stonehenge, Devon, ANN mason, to surrender, April ft, 4 and 44, at eleven, et the Fountain Tavern, Plytuouth-dock. Attorney, Mr. Haw flower, Devutiehire-street,.4.lititea-arpogre, London. • Jll.OOl Payne, of BurtLhatit, fiseex, clothes-raleantats,ll, •urrender, Nfarch 17, /4, and April 24, at twelve, hell, London. Attorney, Mr. Conte, Aantio-friars, London. William Butcher, of Brighthelmsteme, Smisex, pl bre, to sorrenoler, March 17, 27, earl April 44, at ten, at Guild• hall, Louoloa. Alto, neys, Guode, Howland street, t eni,.,14,0 are, London Ilask,nf lianipatead, Middlesex, Lahr rolaqbe r ,, to sore. oiler, March 17, 47, and April 14, at tru , at Guild hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Jerniynnirret, St J aisies Richardson and John Sanderson, late of Tontindie., Kent, farmers, to surrender, March 17, n, and April g 4, at ten, al London Atturnils, Mr Steno., Tea bridge-w,411; and Mesita. Tourle and Palmer, Dunlop. stiv44, Loinitn. . Th;uphilus Clive and Samuel Richardson, of Toitesiboento you d, London, merchant*, to surrender, Mnn h 17. 44, April 7, and St 4, at Oren, at Guiliano'', Lontlnn. Attonoya s Meows. r, TOlllllOlOO9, and Thnonson, Cupthitl.csmart, Throdnintion ,tr, rt t%dli.m hiingt, of Lnag.aere, Middlesex, eheotemoonear, to ourendei , March 21. April ; and t 4, at ten, at guildhall, London. A onrury, Mr. Patten, Coon-street, Hal ton.garden. Rice Nice and William Crbss. of Arista', increharits, tit surreoder, Marti ,6, April 0 and 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Oidekt, Martin's•lanc, Connor sheet, London. JuLu Masted, of Link Eiul.alreet, Middlesex, victualler, to surreioler, March t 7, at ien, tit, and April el, at twelve, at finililltitll, I.oselos. Attorney, Mr. %Whitton, Great Janies.steret, liedford.row. James Baker, of 'I okeahnuse-yarol, Lotlrburv, Ladau, uorichant, to ourreader, March 17, J , and April ja, at tea at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Tile nn, CbAlhato-plaer, Black. friar. (inking Hewitt, late of floothreoltriaotreel, Hanover imitre, 3hditlesex, tailor, to aerrender, /Horeb 17, et ems, at, and April IS, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, 'tae-vtreet, l'iecadilly. John NANA, of Birmingham, coal-dealer, to 'amender, March 17, :it, amt April 114, at tea, at noiloUliall, Limados. A ituroey, Mr. Nutria°, Wellelore-square, London. DIV! DEN 68 April In. [limy Willi:oils, late of Inepatew, Monmouth, tut reheat, at Ivo, RI ile• Beaufort Arms NV, ( . 11rpOlo,* April tn. Edward SAiuotruffe, late of Woollama ..... 1:1645ec,- ter, irti.loutiutacturee, at ter, at tie Bessfurt Alma tau, Cllep.tow April 3. VI illtauto Wflunald, of York-street, Coyest-Far den, alitioltemoex, bout and shoe.maker, at tee, at Guild hall, Loudon. April ;. Prter %Voodwnril, now or late of Kiel.strert, Chreperie, Laudon, warehousemen, et ten, et Guildhall, 1,011.10 u. April 11. Joseph Coveter, of lite Pavement, llourfielile, 1 tool." poper-heager, at eleven, at f:niklh dl April to. Cimeles Samuel Masotti, Or Brumley, Middlesex, yike. Oki Gllii.lhia, Apt tl 9. Ralph Fogg, M auchester, cattalo • passafacturter, at elms , at the mar Isla, Manchester April in h 4114 thstin ) , untarbican, Lutwtua, stationer. at twelve, at Apo if 3. Char:ra %In,rl , Beroirlt slues, Saint Junes, $1 solfaiastes. Wily' at Icn, at Gradlsall, Lowly's. . April et Edward Relight, of Rorsleydown-lan e , s, lithierman, at twelve, at Guildhall, L on d on April j Alexander XI bbAld, of IV .911111 r-M I Yet sex, slopirl'er, at ten, at Guildhall, lead... A pill to. David Walker, of Holborn, Middliles, haulm at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April 3, James Hustler, late of lVestuts Colville, bride, farmer, at ten, at Guildhall, London Ap r il : 1 . Ituriimer, of WirelillOC, EXllelf, night, at eleven, at the Griffin lon, Coldwater. May 3e. John Newby, late of Aldgate, London d r; at one, at Guildhall April 3. Willi:tut Wells, of Roston, Lincoln, anal, tire, at the Peaecrit Ina , Market•plare, Surd o i, April 4. Joseph Witten, late of Sandhurst, Kee, gna w at eleven, at the Gaoler lon, Craribrotik, g ent ' April 5. Joseph Gibson, late of woolleurdraper, at eleven, at the Tiirk's.llead, tle•npun-Tyne. April 3. Joarph Prrry, of An:Tel-carol, l'llropuurtua. 'treat, Loudon, broker, at Its, at Guildhall . April ie. Edward Abell, late of 014 Ford, 31oldleses, builder, at eleven, at Gaiklhall, Lundou. FICATES—.Arni i 3. Alfred Adams, of Clootereptsce, Labolotlt, Sorrey, ttio mei duos t. Joie Young, of Ckalleoloun, Gionceiter, dealer aud 1040 Peter Corea, of the Chaucer> •Chamhers, Quality. Cbaneery-lane, Middleoca, rooney.sertroter. Peter Via.; tell, late of Coatle.strert, Saint Martio•l Fields, !Middlesex, builder. George Hawke.. late of Longfleet, Great Cauford, Do. tanner. ii . :lllant Glover and John Glover, of the Poultry, Lo o d ii . i. baberduhers. John Rock, of Westruoreland-Buikbags, Aldersgate.st LAntdon, tailor. George Minow's, of Huddersfield, York, dy er. Willi. Blytls, of Sheffield., York, mercer. Samuel Wright, the Elder, of Grauge-toad, Bermes Surrey, bricklayer. The following is a list of passengers to Eng to the undermentioned hi ships from .Madras : Per General Straw-01ra. Harrington, Mrs_ Pats/erg Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs. Branum; Liest--Col. Vesey, ad bait. tolls regiment Native Infantry; Mr iii A. Kennedy, Mr. Tarner, Assistant-Surgeon sadregti Linn. Bettswortb, Ist batlalwa isth regusont,lterigal Limit- Scott, Mb N. regiment , Lieut. R G. Wilson, is! giirtrid; Lieat. Al'Laren, 1d battalion Mb regiamit Mr It. Stanley, late Captain Hon. Company's service F. Godfrey, do. do. ; Mr.!. Jackvoii,lata Limn:Royal Mr. James Murray, Master, Royal Navy; Mr.G. 4 valk, late Midshipman of the Militia Castle; Mr. fixlion., and Mr. W. Garrinon —Children; Mii,e, F. Henn, 1 brw line de Gesture, Luilim Ana, Amelia, Martha Has won, and L)u►uthea Prendergast—Manteca Henry Ilynt ylnnny ton, Harris, Thomas and John Prendergast, mid Ptilip shadier. Per Uttiow—Mrs. Weir, Mn. O'Reilly, and Limit -Caked Weir; Capt. W. C. Fraser, urth regiment, N. I.; Lieu, ' Clare, His Majesty's oil ball. of Royals ; Lieut. G. 19th regiment N. 1. ; Comet 3d regiareio Cavalry ; Mr:James Ale:Ander, Master, Royal Navy J. Chilton ; mid Mr. J. P. Inglis, free mariner.—Chikkni. Mimes Mary Jane Bothell, and Meredith Maria ttrilwr , ll. Per It'orrn //arrive—Mrs. Brown ; Lieut. T. Fmivr, 'rioters; Lieut. White, sth regiment N. I.; Licut, Ander ; Royal Navy ; Lint. E. Pillow, 111110 ; Mr. 1 Snagate, Surgeisii, ditto.—avildeen Misses Martine 13,111,11. false Cassraiipar Brown, mid Adelaide Wallah. N Join Read Brown, and James Brown. Per iloyme--Mrs. !kraals's, Lieut. L'lterns, of the lids ; Lieut. James ('rushy, Royal Navy; Lest. Jetue• ton, do. do. ; Mr. Thom.. Levria,Seirommyia.; Mr Charles tiehall.—Cliddeen Miss Anne Saimaa% and Master ' Per Protidence—Lievt. C. Waddell, 41st Nistare Reimers' Major Maitland, ;Ist regiment ; Captain Dilsfous, irtillery ; Mr. Edward Fretich, tate Linn of His Maji.s, ist Ceylon Regiment. . COITRSE OF EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, MARCO Aimaisrdam.... 31 8 a U. Otorte fr.% Ditto at Siobt.. 30 7 RIO ,1111161111 71 Rotterdam .t. f.. 9 13 2 U. Halts .. Hanintny...;.. 99 10 21P. nibraltar ' 'GI Alton 24 11 Ait ll Dblio 9l Paris .. Ditto 2 He..... to 1181.14011. X4IIIADOOD - 20 Portnital gold is Cum Ca , liz ... .. . .... 37 Et. and gam per us. Madrid... l4 Et. I Fore 1 1 01 Gold in Billies... 4l - Palermo 1254. Per Or Leglsors 6l Naples. 4B Wood s64 Lir. Pie Vrolot e.C 52 do. loaf. U... t . .. Bari New Dambirdalt. • New MUNI% . Sarre 08 lkos. • ••• — ew Louis (verb) Agio on the BUY of Hal per OM. US If EST gR DAY PRICE OF arm et per Cent. Combola S per Cest. Navy lodla Sends Iseheipmer Ceseeis tee , 6711 • Wll .. . ll le prem. ..... •••• • .9 111 were . 6st T. SIMI, Seeds Nast Cambia, sad g o Owner RI RTHS. the Sunday laat, at lii house, in Gcurgea street, rick, tkc Ludy of Henry D'r.sterre, Esq. Bartittavat-Lar a P... - Lea Saturday looming, in Celt, the Lady a Majta . Baal Graham, of a sun._ MARRIAGE, On Tomlay at Cheltenham, Benjamin ward Browne, Fag. Physician to the Via, es to ElizaSc , the eldest daughter of Elks Irerts„ F.sq of titeannii Fermanagh, Ireland. DEATHS. Lately, at Madras, Edward I Esq. imerdia•i planter there. On the 21.1 oust n 1 the home of his brother in Landes! Herbert, NP. AM the comity of Kerry), be 114:r Rd' John Herbert, M.A. of the Pawls family. Chapta , " Earl of earnsirman, Vicar of Ledisary, in the county of ford, and of Orerhory, is the comity of Woreester. On Friday, the 9th instant, at IVasperter, in it" cur Warwick, James Donner. Esq. eldest sun of the 1100. Dormer, and nephew of the late Lord Dimmer. On Sunday last, the flea. Margaret Perry. daq Lord Loraine. On the 7th Umtata, at Bath, Mary, daughter dl' I.ieutenant.Coloisel George t'raaford, and ret.ct of Thomas Odlicet, Eaq of Collor-Hall, Stilt , . thing... years M. P. for !Lichfield. itm the ah ism' at +restos, near, Ipswich, Wr. Joh crater. oil to, rultant, West Simi, harlot. lon Froh.i, the nth alt. at his ..sidearm, 1,11.1111111 i. siott, It. illind•squ•re, at the age of 4i7, Mies Hemp Es, l Royal Aradeniician. On Friday lust, at as advanced are, at F'di ttlialn / Richard Vernon Sadler, Esq Senior Alderman, and times Napo of that Corporation. Lineally &remit, the resumord Sir Ralph Sadler. At gather, osi .talk of Oct (miter lag, at an ado ;we, Mtn Isabella Nlali..iir, 5110ifl to the late flay Adam 'Walnut, one of lin ‘lajeats 'a I t igislothar lora, sod Judge's( the Court of Comma.. Pleas for tin wince. On Sendai , the 2:(h ult. at Douglas, Wan, 71,111 year of hinny", rd,.nr,l Ifoore, Eat aea In" isottspositiney seppurted woh exemplary fortitude sigoatton. 1116 H WATER AT LONDON 5111tX.r, THIS It ..ibtr..ti A Cteruouli LODI DON •—Priiried by C. itaIITH, No 1, Gleam"' pat:lmbed al toe Oa*, Ito is, Bark • at. 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