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lamps West moil and—;Co unrr) Cocktrrnouth—L un l of tht M. wirnlty un, S. R. Rye—Chairman of Wa l t 444 Means Wutresta , .-IVOl; Tv) iisvuusatt)—((.ouN TY) Auteuil— COUbtlf) I.ugerbhall Itoacumumn-..(C•UNTY) (71iippenhas , Lurd C M. Cumbrklie-{Cattn,T) , Lord R. Letcrater--(Countv) , Robert Cambridge—Clerk Martial tad Fit at Fguerry tu the Evesham Horsham" iVegloutt-.-;eOVNITN) W. jun. M tddlesex—,Cu N TV) Hon. E. Stafford r, M. lon. W B. , R. 13 A. den, I:. A. M. D. Nou. S. I, J. ; . Jus. St. Geruiaiw. tiery, Sir H. E. I.ltitieral—Cot- %IN , ...ad H. Or l ord-4W in.ti r M.-,iii,., G omm it, air C. Warwitli--:,CuL N TY I Sir C. Morrisouttr-..(C01d trrr) t. (au•st a rr, Lord E. M Lord J awes lobe 8w P. IVestatorland—CCoux IT) Derb‘—(Covirtv) Pr,tl,—(Cut 9 TT ) 1% outlet' Ra.sett to the 18. dia Bi;ard. m, non. F IScary Ht. lion Sir E. Brulpost Va.".cult Notiangh3ra—Tat aTY) Rt. Iluu. Sir!. ot t h e An.i.ec 1. rd of la lute, aud other lg. tires ilea. J. It B. P. on, 'l%.coutat bmt , lit. lluu. S. ;Corlyrirs--- &oth er of the Iralt Post-Marto Loa Yoram. utli. Isle of tiright Walbroke No ',dial Newito4 t, b 4 of %V Tilt—Seem I air) at 11 Ar Not wit Is '1 answoi th Cashel hosthampton—Our of Flo Illa on. J. itst)'s Advni'n Bercalitot —.Brutki of Ltnaiue Roo. E. Sr. (:. , G. nu W. W. Sc orborough—Paroant et of )1a• fines, and bruthrr f !11ul4rave,uae of Hi. sl4.t) a Ada Doi act —teou rir) Bridicsval er p Sir H. J. D. :ea, M. 1r C. QUICZN'S COUNTY-4.A Ee• cretary Ipswich—Ooe of the plassers of the Espethitus. 01.1 Naltasle 1 ..11.1..n N. • Radnor , - Rt Hum. Sir J.M moutb OH, W. Hon. r•. J.S. Satidwitit Arnsa gh—(Cer V TT) ..... ailfrSeeretary St*. to Vneruaat Cadkreagh G. H. Weninteatie--(Cou aTI Olt Hen. G. Clarsatrhareh—Treanarer of aha Navy, Prtaidcat of the Board of Trade, and other "three H. &nal lottoptuu--huu of tin alma M. Tiwrion--Secretary of State Drccon Dungannon , ght Ilou Sir ST. Darin...l—Judge ni the toght line. R. Sur It. T. , ty. Lord oi Truk. awl 4.461 Offici , I.nni R. Ciritlal it i iUI. I, NT. 11 iltrtu ltext Slaid.tone LurJ A. J. H. E)e--1$111:ripal Sic.trigercr 4 mlas.t.ux CAM Devised A .4.1.. fer C Cov NTtl ut. a rt! they of ihe Pean.littr.GLe. lAmi C. R. - Puyiso.ti.r• Cm a al, stud us the 4:aff Kingatowou-Iltall Teske c. •r. 110 Q C. W. !.,3. S,c Jac Si. he, %ionsoutli KIT) B. 'kir of rocuont Castlert.O. Sir W. tit Tres enrlue—litog's Printer Ittaken J. H. &minty lunette, W. tiuldehurcio--141,11 of the T,e3. nosey when the Espedatun tta undertaken Surre)—(Cot Adeuciee IN or) to Twit C. H. C. M. it M. X. W. Bamotiple on, G. W. Ramo a plc un, Sir T. B. Hecht ',it , —Comptroller of the NA%) Roll. 0, S. Lunt G. Cu ic hciler Su 'CoviTY) W Tressever 'Lc limideledd this day insert • List of the Majority who !pilot Lird PnecttLresit's Motion for cell the Atiti-era of the Expedition to the mod also :t List of the Minority who voted nieure.—%Ve shell be happy to COrre::t •ry I i Lard i• itilli;lPtrisilt to Alf k ,eig LAJill LIVLI MON IJAir e Aests 2. rod, Mw. C. P. P. Trans J. F. • Atbluire .......m.-- ',dm , D. Emu Leos We this day ins e rt a Li st o f t h e M a j or i ty o h o t, H..n. J. Cardigan toted against Lord PaIIICIILSTER . II Motion for can - t, Sir R. W. "vi 100 , *thCO V NTS ) Right lieu. J. C. (townies,' SUrillg th e Ad t i oers of the Expedition to the .W. H. Itceerley ..t. , ff. &Leith ; sod also n List of th e Minority who voted , Riglit Hon.?. Itionflephory-31ember of be i fir the die Huard censure.—iVe shill be happy to corre;:t ail it. 111 &whew, e mistakes, if suc h t h ere b e i n e i ther L i st.-11r. Si. Soarr...--Lord of the to mow, Sir D. whine l'• tuttasoltcr, and some of his pany, it appears, S. f.arl Granilmm ; , ....:J with Milii,ters. Mi!ersble ss their . Majority , Isis. Flir—t 3 s--;:er. of the Tee. ' , 1 , , ... I, Rd. thirteo&; uoder.t-a i rl they are in high spirit•,. ;aid d e - I nee, %V. York-.{Cut. NVI ) tettellied, !Ike " Guests refreshed." to stead their ~ It 3. Karen compd. This ii more than they expected ; fur, bhy, H. T.ritark G. Crain Ynnarrsoli—suiirdor pt under the apprehrasios that ti &e y wou ld h e ont - tie M. cofiit c t"3 ( "" lice 'Aid. and oLlig , sl to resign, the reinforcemetita . et attended f P t I dA ' d the de- ge Or ugs were & some until e I•. th,...- coI:NTT , •-• . ~ in' l4 ' 4 Vi "" "fti Caill" '' s. " o7) .—They hove since received orders ta proceed lir J. S. et. Grrinsin'o—ltrother .4 S ur rem, .4 . li . F . „1,, qui r is their draiiiiittuo. ..-.--....-- PAIR I.D ( 011. • Three Got teuluirgh Mails arrived last night with wil." finest., le tt" sod papers from that city to the 23d mit.— W. N. it , atostAbegialt. sl. C. Itril—( 4 ( sera' O a tbe ' l-IT Al. s lave also receives, P ais IP•pr la. H. es of the same I. 41 . 1 . 1 . 1 " 0 " . ., .. e r. end D u t c h t o thd i7lll.—A (Trench column 1:10.1,,..-..WTI a we A. Bs ad .„,&, d. ......- , coestv i ' " illrthed tato Hoist. in, un d er t h e Id es t h at t h e V I. I:o, cr C. P. M. ;.&,,teus—.,col ‘TA under Admiral SA lIMARLII is destined fur an 4 .„..,,,,i,„.;_ t u0i. Is ; 4 le k upon the Idabil of Zeeland., r, J. pt. bi.---. 4 -01, % 1 ' , .......010.• awry, Rte J. Bit .1, lis,. —‘.toll 4 " al " I, It T. 5% a % ttttt Artellthl have g& ber r& 4:rived 6 ons !Imbeds**, I'.• c. : 1. 'fie. ata —I .01 4 .of ' to Iht Stith of Eebru try, whi c h st ; t e , t h at t h e 3 . ; .-10.-n. (reach pincers of wor in dart nigoe, tak , iti ad. FOREICN INTELLIGENCE. GOTTENBUIIGII MAILS. IiTOCKTIOLIe. MARCH V 2. The ratification of the treaty between this country 14 :it !env th arrived ; and it is ex via that peat e N ill Le ()It:111illy pruelniured in the course for cloys. coraximazw, MARCH 19. Intelligence has b to received of the advance of a C reneis corps towards Holstein, with the view of excepting that duchy ;• in consequence, it is said, of a large armittnetit briug prepared in England, with an intetnion of snaking another attack upon ■nd ',tombola) ;.in return for the protee- Tien afforded by these tmopss, they are to be main tA,ised at the expei.se of our Government. seams, rim 8. Letters from Constantinople state, that the Eng bs•ci t ttidren, commanded by Rear-Admiral Sir 5 „,„,,i flood, about the begioninz of last month pas e d the Darr - Imrelles for the ILIA Sea. Intel. - hoax hos also been received, tha tl.e ;post igorous prepa • rations of defemor are made by the Russians in all pads of the Cruise*. - The important reerrell us this day, that in the districts of Berchareas, Iresawa, undeznwri, which have been cosenaterl by the Turkish arinics, an insiirrec:jo, his broken out at the instigation of Mrlenko Stalk, commander of a Servian corps, and that the arrange. m id. mule, and orders issursl by Ceur.,4e Petro girt (7zerhi, and the supreme council iu Belgrade, tura viery where with thestroa,zeit oppositioti. DUTCH PAPEIIs. Tl:tlifTE, MARCH 3. The Pu-sion fleet, whielo to 1. been transferred by n00,4i4 to France, consists of four ships of the line, a nd some Iriptes, nod corvettes. A part is here, s l ot lite other part at Venter. The Russian errs.* have already set out to return tumor, cud the Frolic+ hsve taken possession of the ships. The small Wood of Lien, on the coast of Da:- two Li, is the otaly 'mica which the English now have in their power. STII IS BURGH, M nctii There are now more than 15000 troops to this sky anti hi vicinity. , On the day of .he laniard of the Empress Maria Louisa, a military bainriet ill be g i ven , cu d eac h soldier will receive 2 frar.csso centimes, each officer wiU receive 13 PARIS PAYERS. YAM, MARCII 22. Hi. Excellency the Duke of Hassan° left town, ,esterahly, to follow His Majesty to Corn peigne. His Majesty intends to give ■ portion°. WO franes to each of o°o young girls, who shull espouse, on the day of the solemn z..tiou id' his nuptiads, au trio il number of soldiers, whose bravery unit good cowl°, t may entitle than to this favour on the part of their °Seers. NEW THEATII E.-110YAL, COVENT-GAR DUN— nif prevail Mood 1, April 2, sill h performed, (thud Caw) a New Cuatcl, Iluw TO TX**F. *VD flow TO PLLASC. To wliieb will be :4,111,i1„ PICU• LAO; Oa, TUC 1 - 1•U/TED WELL. LYCEUM THEATRE —This palest Monday, April will be pu fixated, 4 New Serio-Cuutie Opera, called 'lnt N•ille: oft, Tut . Swiss DA Dirt'. To which will be added, Har utt Musa. Several complaints Laving been mode la the Proprietors, of the difficulty of isfa.aittioz seal•, oil 'tout f., irig the box- Li eprni, II••• frorln4 nrt, •nf tnia . 1 Steller elpf% dully re• tpiewtot to WalefVo, lint LiVM Seel' 140'1,1 for 111111hiC. (lately rem-ming the imonveutroce complaint:4 of, by last a pane of glass to ewer,. Lox-‘1..0r ; and that any box-beeper falsely asaertiag that places ore or convicted of ',Feely iag enmay for the disihrinl irlacc• isteriuway tarigtd, will be immediately discharged from the service of the Theatre. t4t B11411:4111 in the Flutfte of Commons t dog, Mr. Alarioo's Float Itcoulotions to morrow, Mr. Mawlteie I:eversion Etal. ••• Our !llinithly Literary Catalogue is unavoidably de ferred amid t►awcrwr. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY. Aram 9. vantage of the diminution of the force iu that libind, in consequence of the expedition to Gus dutoupe, hail formed a plan, in concert with some of the inhabitants of Fort Royal, to seize Fort Ed uard, and excite a general insarrection, with a view to re-possess themselves of the Island, but that it was discovered mid defeated, by the activity and ti ergy of General C•ILSIICHARL. The SiepplemeNt to the Casette of Sant(lay con tains the the military mud naval °peso lama ag.tinst the• Itatch Islands of St. alaitin* St. Ett-tatiiiii, and The f:nie rah! frigate, Captain .11ttrt.t%in, ha% captured and carried into Cork, the French ship Laurel, hound from Bayoseie to the 1-le of France, trout «Inch place she hail heeii elortzred by some merchants, to bring home specie and a valuable cargo. Some of our rt driers may recollect, that the English frigate, the Laurel, of en inns, was captured about tan years ago by the Cannontiaire, after a gallant resistance, and carried into the Isle of France. The present prize is that identical voi. sel. The Fad:raid, on her arrival at Cork, was placed ender quarantine, in con-equetc.e of having impressed tiorcetteamen from a relabel under quaran tine restrictions, the day on which 'she last sailed front dm port. The i? loin frigate, has captured and sent into Plymouth the Navarruis French in:matter of six teen guns, eighteen pounders, and 140 turn. The Rhin Will left in chase of another, off ilspniiie, ',reliably the Lam el, »hi.h has bete taken by the Emerald. We have received some more Portiuglic3e papers to the ldth We learn from them, that a Spanish force under the command of the. Marquis DE CAMPO VERDE had defeated, between Mollet and San Perpetna, a French column from Barce lona ; and that AUGERS:AII is shut up in that capital. with little hope of extrication. The inhabitants of Lower Mancha were in active insurrection ; they had killed the Intendant, and other Spanish trai tors ; sold they had intercepted the Mail., and several small parties which guarded the -road he tweet) Madrid and Seville. The French, :10 were in the Sierra, had fled fur Andalusia. There it no truth ia the report of die arrival of a French Flag of Trace. at Dover, on Thursday evening. In a French cartel, which arrived from Marline on Wednesday, there were passengers two English ladies, and two officers, with their servants ; one of them, Captain Fat.cow 45, Aid-de-camp to Sir D. BAIRD, is come over fur six mouths, upon his _ _ MAISSTY"s shin Querrecap, tired, nu the Ist last. near the Dogger-Bank, the French proistter Limperatrire, of 14 plan, uud .12 men , Cul her first cruise from Calais. The storm that did so much damage at Cadiz, was strongly felt at Gibraltar. Upwards of forty vess- Is were driven oo share, lie ir to where the Spa nish lines lately stood. One vesml went down at anchor. The sea was so high, that the wines made n clear passate over the Devil's Tongue Battery. The oldest inhabitant of Gibraltar never witnessed in furious u gale of vino% Tile Simi:lards hating fortunately driven the French from St. !tousle a few slays befurc, uo doubt W.'S entertained that the whole of the cargoes of the ships stranded would be saved. It was reported, we believe rrroneon.ly, ye,ter. clay, that Mr. PEecev•t. had hvlit in his resigna tion, a n d that he is to be succeeded by Viscount 5 I Et.v The King has been pleased to grant unto Sir Hai lord Junes, Baronet, Member of the Imperial Ottoman Order of the Crescent of the Superior Degree, His Majesty's Envoy' Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Persia, his royal license and permission that he may. iii com pliance with the desire of Ills Majesty the King of Persia. bear certain honourab'e augmentations to Ira armorial ensigns, together with supporters. as depicted in a patent presented by His Persian Ma jesty to the said Sir Harforil Jones, as a distinguish ed mark of his royal favour : the honourable aug ment mons In be also borne by the descendants of the said Sir Miaow! Jones, and the supporters by such of them no whom the dignity of Baronet may devolve; provided the several armorial bearings be Brat duly exemplified, according to the laws of arms. and recorded in the Herald's Office; otherwise ties His Majesty's concession and especial mark of his royal favour. to be void and of none eth.et„ Upwards of half a million sterling et one Banking-home, at the west end of the town. in a few days, towards the Bridgewat e r s o d ' Seton Canal • for iorming a junction between the English and Bristol Channels. %IVEY was restored to his rank by WOOS of a IN...urinal to the KING, presented by Earl CAMDEN, al Lord President of the Council. His MAJESTY referred the same to the Board of Admiralty for their opiaion. The 'master to which was a recommendation, signed by all the Lords, for the reinstatement of Admiral HARVEY to his former rank, which was agreed to bs , KING. It was Lord Putman/airs, the Member for Pun. leiter, and not Lord FRANCIS Ossoans, oho spoke after Mr. Ron in the debate oa 'Thursday Triday night. the warehouse of Mr. WesioN, Wai'lag-Street, wee broken Of WU, snit wished of upwind' of thirty pieces If supertiue cloth. An extraordinary_eirewasstaace I.tely hapyv ned at Hereford Mr. Rev tn. of the tick publics hots..., at Roe*, who had a home coleu seine weeks irto, and another person. were eiaiiviling !he sup o eil off, eller to ffereford, on Tuesday isiAlst, the -10th, when the pihioner had reached the third arch of the briar, over the Wye, he took the di !prime resolution of leaping into the river. en t h e unser Hide, file was aughi by the skirt of the cunt, which instantly' tearing off, he pion !.c1 into the stream, aryl his not 'nixe been s•rn. The river etc dragged , hr fullowittc snurniog is Vill); and it is supposed he was drowncti. - • • 4,4 -4,, .*' • • 1. " 4 • - ,g(• coorr mtgllemsel. Lard ctaarlarrlcia's Mani SI, HUG. Orders for the Com os going into utoirnini Sunday next, the i 4 or April, for her lets Serene 1114hoess the Alpti. , % of CA Pi ntiltSlllEl3l l Vi:. ladies to treat black ritk , framed or plans liars, oldie gloves, occllacts, and car-i iota, black or *bite *bora, i. 1114, and tippets. l'odreiot—White or grey lutestrinat, tabbies, or damasks. Tim Goolleown to vicar black full-trimmed, fringed ue plain limn, blot. **owes a.stl boclles. Er.,ekS Court to elinigt• the tnourniog on Sunday, the Atli of April next--. Tlie Indies to wear black sill: or velvet, coloured rililiour, faint, and tips...is; or plain white or white sod gold, or hire ungl4l4ter stuffs, with bl ac k r ibb i Lia. Th. fitlllll.llllCll ill wear Wick coats and black sr plaits whit°, or white uml gold, or white and silver sluff euat full•trieuoi t d, coloured swords and hut-kits. Arid on Thursday. the 13th of April s the Court tb go out of ukoupiing. DUELS. A doitfita fought, on Friday, in the vicinity of this metropolis. lky Lord De Duil,traTiville and S:r Christopher Dawkins; but MI arc t.) state that ue.th .1. received any injury. The le:ter, me understand. a as the challenge:, sod a disagrt went relative to the Borough of Ciranyound, tr us,igiad as the cause. Mr. Houlelle, a hanker of Verdun, it arrived in Loudou. fie cons, ius the article in the French Papers respreinnt a duel between two British offi cers at that depot. The parties were, Capt. Alex ander of the niarmes, by whose heads Lieut. Barker, late of the Ha.+sa• frigate, fell. The duel took place on the ISM of February. Copt. Alexander has been c 1111 l looted to prison under life new K in d Cede, 1•y i+ made u cqpitul uirtme. Ireater,luy rn%ruing. His MAJrnsTr. Plincegoe• AlttiLaTA. and SOPHIA, u , coutpauteti by Luly Ai nt NIA CUMBERLAND, Generals MANNER.; an t (41 Y %NE, and Major PRICE, rode to St. Gearge's Chapel, and heard a eermon preached by the iter. Mr. LONG. They aftererarda returued to the Palace. Friday morning. His MAJESTY. Princesses Au ourrr. rod Soro[A, took their usual iiiorinig's nn horseback. till 12 o'ckek, in Windsor Great l',rk. liiS MAJZATT Was ser.impaaied by the Duke of KANT. Lady ALRIKIA Ct31116111.A3D. Generals CARTW RIGHT and FITZROY, and Colonel TAYLOR. •Fi iday morning. Sir ['guy tirtnno, Drs. Hamm s: and Inan4s. visited Priiwess AAEI,I A at Windsor. and held u consultation nn her itoysi Highness's disorder. They afterward* mtur.4ed to Loodi.n. Thurailay arrived at Windsor. on a vi.it to their MaJcsma and Pat *cattails,. the I)uchraa of YORK. The Earl of DERBY is expected to hunt this day ; the wag is to las sensed awe at Foxlcy Hole, am Crorion. Ihe Marquis sad Mavebiessers of BUCKINGHAM gave a grani dinner yesterday, at their house, Pat,- Mall, to Earl and Cuuutesa FONITA.SULSE, and se. mai oilier Nobility. Sir Jon* arid Lady Cox HIPPISLEY gave a grated di,,uvr, on Saturday. at their house it, Lower Grosvenor -street, to the Earl sod Countess of LAU DERDALE, Lorna Croatia STEN. (iLASToN BURY, Mitt DK I)IINSTAIVILLS, Bishops of OlatolD Noawsco, Sirs JAMES PI I.TE Ncy and Joni( Lu to- Lew, Gen GIES VILE', soil Mr. and Miss Basscr. • Minister; have been branded ay weak and inca pable, bat their majority of 21, proses that they are come to years of discrttiuta. The Privy Couneil have refused the application for a charter to buJd a third theatre. Her Serene Highness the late Abbrs. of GAN. DEKSHEISI, fur shoos our Court is gowg into ',loom ing, was tiir Princeton Atinuora Doituettr.Doehtsa of Brunswick Lunenburgh, and a relative of Hia , MAJESTY. She died on the loth last at Gandrrt heists of a fever, in her bid year. Mr. BANNISTER'S Budget was opened on Satur day night with its wow success. This night he proposes opening it in the East, when hr trJata his City friends will make the billings produce a goual bonus. Tris Lyceum TIIF.ATILE ass again crowded, ou Saturday night, to isitinoss the performance of the Maniue, and Hit or Miss, which [mugs op the Trea:mry to the tune of hundreds each inglit. The new Comedy of Haw to Trove and How to Please, was a second time performed, at Covent- Garden, on &Wide) , night. It had undergone much judicimi, revision and compression, and was received with great good humour. The excellent acting of the psi formers did not prevent some per turbed'spirits from bestowing their disapprobaum at the close of the comedy. We ore authorised to state, that the Council room of the Royal Academy, with its appropriate decorations, and the pictures, &e. presented by the Acailen.itions on their election, will form a pars of the approonloing : as these &pont', *loch are gradually accumulating, have not been seen for many years,it is thought the proposed arniNement will he gratifying to the politic. It is not iutrikled to ace any other works in that apaitment. Ir. KNIGHT. in Isis report of the transactions of the flarticultural Streit ty, mentions aim improird method of cultivating the Alpine Strawberry.— The mutes* consists of sowing the seesl on a trawls rate hot-bed, in the beginning of April, awl re moving the plants, as soon as they have acipiired sufficient strength, to beds in the open ground. They will begin to blossom after \;idsu nuurr , inul afford an *hum! int Isle autumnal rrop. Mr. K. think., that this strawberry ought always to be treated as an animal phint. Titanium &wogs, son, Esq. is appointed one of the Senior Clerks in the rorecue 11.1roartnient. io the Treasury, in the roam of WI cream Wm:masc. ri signed ; WILLI AM HILL, EN. ' iS appointed an Assistant elcrk, in the same departni, nt,lo Med Mr. PKOOXIIISAXII. anti Mr. Crusts rime- SON isapoaiiited a Juaiiir Clerk nn the tie:4o.l.3A meat. on the vacancy oyaeunted 17 the promotion of Mr. Hut. I*DM sA7vßiidi , . . NIUTARY rRONOTIONS. Adc.rriAj. Om. 34 Re :potent M. Dragoon Guards-.-Lieur John Grant, fi um brapay of the 4111 Font, (with lempurary rank', to Lie Corm', without pureltaxe„ vice Cuiner.itigs, Bcyriarhof dr Daulraya, Gent. to be Conic, withinit pur chase, vice Jeff. y, promoted. 19th lir n , itrient of Light Dragtione.--Ideni..toloncl the Boit. Juba U. O'Neill, (tore the Chasseurs Ecitanniquee,.l.. be Lieuteuant-Colnnel, vice Kennedy, wRo rxehangep. Coldstream Reginient of Foot Guards—Julio (*Asides 13 ridge, (iest. to be Ensign, rir c let Remitiont of Fuot—Lieut •Cnlonri :4. Mach ,01, lboie li.e pstli Foot, to be Lieutiroant•Coloui., rice Barnard, aloe 33d ditto—Major William guelt, frail the t 03.1 Poet, to be Major vice Kingscote, who exclia o ge, :.alb itiateCapt. F. B. Campbell to he Major, Ly pu rc h ase ; rice Bradford, %rho retiree. relit ditto—Major Archibald Canipbell to be T.irittenant- Colonel, by pnrchme, vice Dickenson, whir retiree. goat ditto—Major the lion. Mark Napier tube ittewant- Colonel, by purehdre, vice tint) lb, whit retiree. gstla ditto--Lietitemint-Colonel A E. Berated, Ikons the R.,,a1, to be 1.-teuteimui-Coliihel, vice Macleod, Who ex changes. 1034 ditto—Major Nigel Kinprote, bum the 3141 Font, to be Major ' vice ?welt, who e%ciiiiiieee. Bbasseurs Britannique•—•Licut..C o louel Junes Kennedy, front the pith Light Di ammus, to be Lientetiant•Golonel, vice O'Neill, who ritchangel ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Capt. Thomas Abraham, front half pay the 16th Foot watt temporary (aA), to be Action/4st (sills the rank of Engle's', vice Dalgatty„ appolated Adjutant .f. Reel c..t lug Otnrict. CAR itisot4. • Capt. William Wyo. oil 11'01414 6 A List of Invalids, to be Captain of Atuedowo-Fort, lu toe hie of Wi.4lit, Field, ft mgus. HOSPITAL STAFF. Jobe NisiLleod, MID to be a Pinsiciaa to the lore. 0. Juba Plcudcrlcatlis, H D. to be ditto. Camel mien, in the Royal I.undou Reg:muds of Militi ;Mimed by 11i. .1h jeets'eCelemails'Le- - It If 1.. ioritantey fur the Cey tf Londe.. F...t Regiment . Captain Thomas Patti to i•c Major, vice BoydeU, promoted --dated March it, lel.. F.iwogn Il'illitaa F. Pocock tube Lirutimeat, vise 11.:tvis, re siessed—dated )!:itch 14, WO. Chuiles 11'illiases Geat. lb he Lesiga, ries Fortelle, promoted—dated March IR to West Regiment. Lieut. Tuppee to be Captain, vice Edward., rt.C.;-n -ed--deted Feb. 7, 1 n JO. En•lg.l Samuel Terrell to be Lieutenant, vice aerual,rcs,go ed--dated es above. Resign J. B Symms PP be ditto, vice Teppen, prornritA— dated March is, is to. !teary Deacon, Geat to be Erin, vie, Tarratt, promoted —elated February 7, 111 10. Rdeiatel Cuppinger, eked. lo be ditto, vice Sinus, promoted —dated 31areb Is , lilt). BAN KRUPTCIE4 ENI.ARGED. Robert %fright, of iYatling- street, Lon.lem, watcher's*. loon, tiom March 27 to May IS, at tea, at Got dimes Malcolm, of hailing-stress, London. a archaism. man, from Match 27 to Ma) JS, at feu, at Goildhail. Hears Parker, of Halifax, tort; ruercleaut, hum April 3 to April 17, at ten, at Guildhall, Londe° Thorns Barlow, of the Strand, Middlesex, 'scorer, ism April J to April 17, at ten, at Guildhall, foi.dort. BAN Klt UPTCY tit; PLUS!: W. Beaortt, of Ladworth, Glossop, Barb., v.etualiar. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Luke, of Exeter, DtVOll, hewer, to aurrendev, April 3, 17, and May at lee, at Gaildl.all, Londou. Ai owner!, Mr Lender, Chempride, dd.. 11 Smythe, late of Tottantiesini, Middlearx, money rerivener, to surrender, April 7, i;, and Ally I t, tit .1,, at L,osidua. Atturoey, Mr. Wintrull, Foxe-aireet„ Cr•ppoilate, Lundell. Eicderiek Phillips, late of Ithefteibury, Dorset, ahoy keep. r, to surrender, April 27, 't ( o ar, So , an d Mty it, it eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, ShaforMory. Attorney., Moors. Pearson and Soo, Pump court, Temple, Loodus I mid Sa.nuel Durithirel, Pemba') -house, Ilea& Nhaftasbory. Johu Hamilton, of Bristol, meichent, to rairronder, April 11, It, and May to, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Col a street Bristol. Attorseya, Mr. J o hn Tarratit,Chaocery-hors, Lund:to, and Messes. B. end 0. Smith. Bristol. Samuel Holt, of Manehmil."•, grocer, to sot rendt•, AprA • is, tq , nail May 17, at eleeeu, :•t tbr Maiwitester. Attorneys, Messrs. Pam and Reddish, Altrii.cd..on, Cheshire; and Mr thant, Geer ille-streit, 17314.1/1 ratite-I, Loudon. Joseph James Littlejohn, of l;oapo, t, !teeth:lT:Two, mer cer, to surrender, April I.:. at ta u. 14, at el • Vell, and May it, at mie, at the India Arms lan, Gump ••t. Attorney., Messrs. Alexander, auJ Holm, New Inn, Lutidou i nod Mr Criaickalratik, Gosport. Chat*, De I. Hoeft, of Birmingham, Arni...l leather decrier, to surrender, April i i , at tour, 17, at ten, amt May 12, at twelve, at the Jargonise's,* Arm. Ins, altiffnall, Salop. Aiturons, Messes. Rosser mai Sim, Basil -PA buildiugs, Modena, Load's; and Jobs HAi, Shrewsbury, Salop. DI VI liliN LIS. April 7. JOhn Pain , of Peckham, Surrey, bricklayer, at ten, at Guildhall, London, May t. W,l iata Fustier of Cambridge, woollen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall:Loudon. May a. Thomas Broder, late of Liverpool, stationer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Maya SIJIUMIJO Crain), ju t. of Barites, Slimy, broker, at tartlve, at Guildhall, London April its. Juba Schaffer, of the London. road, Surrey, limes cluttemanufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lundoe. Apt V. Samuel Harris anal Juba Clark., or Wormwood. wee, London, ironmongers, at eleven at Guil•lball. April 28. Samuel Harris, of Wormwood-slii.t, Leedom, iromaioneer, at eleven, at Guildhall. May I. Stllliarn Fincleim, of Covent •garden, Middlesex, enrihrawateman, at tom, at Guildhall. London. Apr.l pi. Henry Grandy Ilretson, late of Gra...•ini t .sqcar e , Middlesex, natuary•serireoer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. April it. Themes Cotton, of Curohdl , Loadon,stuel.be,,ke e , at one, at Guildball, Louisa. Apr:l 17. Jobs James Fuller. of Tua;4.l, Suffolk, draper, at akar., at the Bell Ins, Ammenedbarn May a John Phillip De Gruchey and Philp Garry, now or late of London, merchants, at ten, at Guluhl 1. April 23. Elisabeth Facet, widow, and J• 1111 l'io•11, now er late of Cambridge, painters, at tea, at the HLick Lull last, Cambridge. April Samuel Strettoo, of tVilling.kie, Sasses, shop keeper, at ten, at the White Hort lan, Lewes. April a. Mark Hughes, of Burreourt, Lose-Lin., Landon, inset bait, at elite's, al Guildhall. ',fay 5. Jolla ll.lyert mid (morge Hebert, of Grange-road, SmtLa at I:, Sure• tanners, at eleven, at GtOille ..1, Lan d- 1. May i. Matthew Hey, of Caseates street, I...pinion, ware• boesentan, at climes, at April 11. Henry Chalmod, to I , hientree etre, t, bury, Illuittlrunt, jewrllrr, at at Gut. limn, I 0 , . , !, fib. Aped go. Elias Chapman, Ae.xt Ns, Kr., t, ear proter, at ten, at tJulldh..ll, lamoot. Mag Rieba rd Mart n sod J•m. It •s, bolt. of Flirt. tercet, London, book. licit, at t• .1. e, April 21. Ana Neve, of the %tram:, 31114 k-sex, milliner, at .• Ore, et Guildhall, I mo hns April 1%. Richard !lo‘ thAa. of Brentßad, M 'Java 's , ele•per, at twelve, at Garidiod/, Loudon . April ii. Robert Naylor. of Rallestlulli'llMellta LoaSton• rawitlimat, al 'or, at Guildhall. April za. John "with, late ..f Nardi Wareboenneli, loath- antrum, sa.kinaltcr, at stereo, at do George Inn, in Odshaine April 11. Ratter. Prosted, of Reieb-Usie, Awaked', Mid dlesex, she undo r, nt ten, at Guildhv'l, I n•luet. • April VI. Ames 1.1tL2 , -r, of Litt, pie 1 , ta.ulter.n,,-thont, to IMay at do Glebe 'lasers, Job u-st. Limiptiol. (Tata