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r' • - - - _ ~. L! :Jr.. ti. .." Ti ni • N No. 7,219. sALE OF CORDAGE AND STORES. OFFICIP OF QIIIINANCR, PaiLmon, Jac 26, IBM. 1 Tor Prowitql (*err of Ma Mgjesty's Ch &voice do 4, l breire I,akt, The :rel. will txpta• to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Lee o; hart, Portsinautb, on TIIUItriDAY sad FRIDAY, ~e :4 aniS4 et r Amary, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, a A smity of OLD AND OBSOLETE STORES, ‘ .nsisung of about twenty-two tons of Tarred YersaNnlaid from w ind use d Cordage, about eighty-live toss of old Rope and ; : . ..lt .Wads in Paper Stuff, fifty sets of new Tbill and Chain ~., Ihrue,,. twe oy sets of used ditto, sixty-three Hammocks, iwrnitng. Olviol•te Tents and C am p Kettles, old Blankets, ~ it l 1 ,,,,,.., ~,t t t .. 001 1, 31 wit and Bowsprit, together with about one , w d er.ti Ott.) Lots of Fire Wood, as wilt be expressed in • at z w rlca, wh , ch m3l be had at tins Office, and at the Office of (4....n.1ttce.1 3, .:t• a01ith. fat wi.ok to be ‘ , .etoeti on the Sun Wharf, between the hours td ding sail threc D'aock, on the three working days ptecedtng vie dale ^ A deposit of 2.N. R oods cent. in cash. or Bank of Er_igend notes, be required upon all the Lots, except the Fire Wood, which O be paid tor on the fall of the bammt'?. lly order of the Board W. GRIFFIN. Seesetsry. NAVY -01'1? IC E. January 28, 182 e. rl 4tir. Pight Ilonnuralde the Lords Commissioners of sea fileiesty's Treasury juiving appointed Money for the pay meet of lialf-pay to Sea Officers, ham the let October to the Slat December, 1625. according to hie filejeatls Establishment in that I.ehal;'., these are to give Notice that the several Payments will 1)2 4 ;.:, to be made at the Pay-office, by the Treasurer of his Ma iss.y 'a Navy. at Ten o'clock io the Morning on the following days. v.:. :--1./rt the 6th, 7th, and 11th of FEBRUARY to Admirals, vet their Attorneys; oe the 9th, 10 th , 13th, 14th , and FEll /WARY to Lieutenants and Chaplains, and their ‘ t on the 16th and 17th of FEBRUARY to Masten", PUTIOTS, and their tt=s. • - • the Lists will be the fine and tbied Wed. wry month, Mansell persons map then awl Week attend what may become payable to them, and bring with than ds required by Order in Council of 30th July, 1819, the ,inns ot which were published in an Advettisemet.t from this ItF ;13!c I 16th September, 1819, and may be procured at the the Treasurer of the Navy ; and in ease any of the said I siesild not be able to &mud themselves, but employ At e. that purpose, the said Attorneys are to produce similar ,v.ii from the persona they are employed by. t.'. Officer( are abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce Copies of such Leave beforethe Half-pay call be paid. .1 d as by Act of Parliament, passed in the 35th year of his late Reign, intituled, " An Act for establishing a more easy .) •.1 expedidoes method for the Payment of Officers belonging to ;as Majesty's Navy." it is enacted, by the 20th clause of the said As, "that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officer, who shall be entitled to receive half-pay, and shall be desirous to receive be paid the same at or near the place of his residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Shijesty'e Navy in Lemion to have s• di half-pay paid at or near the place of his residence, &c. in the :Janne: pointed out by the said Act." And by a further Act, i.3ASett in the 56th year of his late Majesty". Reign, intituled, •• An Art for enabling the Officers in his Majesty's Navy end it eir Representatives to draw f or and receive their Half-pay," it is rn3c.ed by the Ist and 3d clausesof the said Act, " that if any feicer in his Majesty's Navy, who shall b: entitled to receive any • it., of money for or on account of his half pay, shall be desirous or drawing a Bill of Exchange for the same, upon the Commis sioners of his Majesty's Navy, instead of receiving the Game by Remittance Bill. hooka!) signify such desire by letter to the Ma ll-et of his alejeety's Navy ; and that if any Officer in his Ma jesty's N.,v, who shall be entitled to receive any sum of money for or on account of half-pay, shall b. desirous of having his halt-pay 'mid to him by extract., at any of his Majesty's dock-yards, where clerk.; for the payment of wages for the Navy shall reside, instead of receiving the same by Remittance Bill or Bill of Exchange, he it to apply either to e pecer Clerk st the Nav Pay Office in London, oe at the Pay °Bice p at such dock-yard, s ign fyiog such his desire." Notice is hereby farther given, that the Half-pay ending the 31-• December last will eommence . paying on the 6th of FE 8R1.7. APY, and all persons desirous re dearth!, for, or cf having their hair-par remitted to them, may apply as above directed. Mem—Bills of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the Act abare recited are not liable to the Stamp Lhity. is persons residing out of his Majesty's dominions are entitled tt the privileges of this Act. 1‘- '1: a MEETING held at the Mansion-House, Lon don 21kb Jsnuary , The Eight lion. the LORI) 11l XYoli in the Chair : Besotted unanimously, That the very distressed condition of these persons in Spitaltields who depend on the Silk Manufacture for their support calis for public coinmiseration and relief. Resolved unanimously, That it has been ascertained by an loves- Beano., undettaken by dime of the Government, that up toga turday last 7.721 looms were nnemiployed, which furnietreesub ststerce to 4,110 n fam.lies, containing upwards of 211,000 persons. To these are to be added some thousands of persons who are de pendent upon the regular employment of these looms. The amount of wages which bar in consequence been withdrawn from this dis trict is probanty not less then 10,0 W/. per week. Remind unanimously, Thnt the present distress does not origi. nate from any imprudence in the unfortunate weavers, but from changes in the trade over which they have no control. Ronlved unanimously, That a subscription for the relief of the distressed 'Weavers in Spitalfields be now opened. Resolved unanimously, That the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester, Mr. Alderman Wood, Jilt Alderman Barran, Mr. Alderman 'Thompson, Ti. M. Roths child, Fol., John Ham, Esq., Thos. Gibson, Esq., Oliver Hatch, ESA.I., Alexis Doxat. Egg., E. Dneent, Esq., J. J. Bu'tress. EP q.. J. H. Mills, Esq., James Hill, Esq., John Ames, b:sq., R. In. ieby. Esq., 11. Fulton, Esq., John Ballance, Esq.. William itell, Esq., Thomas Stokes, Esq., and R. Bennett, Esq., be a I •tyntrittee to carry the above Resolutions into effect, with power to aid to their numbers. Emitted unanimously, That William Hale, Esq., is requested to ,reept the mince of Treasurer; and that Subscriptions be re ceived by the Treasurer, the Committee, and at all the Bankers of the Metropnli•. Resolved unanimonsly, That the grateful thanks of this Meet ing be prevented to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Ches ter, tor his r ady attention to assist in alleviating the distress now existing an.onp his parishioners, and among the inhabitants of the . . . 1 atijuinlng parishes. Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be conlislly presented to the Right Honourable the Lord 3layor, fee his kind permission to hold this Meeting at the klaosion- h orse, and for the benesolent interest he his taken in the proceedings of thn day. The following Subscriptions wcre then immediately entered £lOOO 0 Ilse Majesty - The Right Hen. the Lout Mayor Tie Bight Rev. the Lord Bishop of brae, . 25 0 James Veve end Co. . 1011 Itoxst end Co. . lUD A. N. Ilaidonand and Sons - - P. and N. Gar.dolfi and Morrie Prermt nod Co. XlO3 0 .1. J. E. De berre. Esq. 2& U Burnand and Co. 25 0 1 1 James t'asenowe and Co. 50 0 William Hale. Esq. - 50 0 Roth‘ehild, Esq. 100 0 Alderman Garrett - 10 0 Alderman Luca, - 10 100 0 Altlenr,..n Thompson - 10 0 John lapel, Eiq. . 10 0 Joseph Vans. Esq. - 6 0 - - c o.- - . - - 100 0 1 At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at WEAViRS' 'HALL, London, January 30, 1020, The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of CHESTER in the Chair, The following Gentlemen were added to the Committee : T. F. Batton, M.P. George Stokes David Reid (I. C. (Henn James 310ffig Joseph Moulder Robert Banbury. Charles Filicia J. Butterworth, 31. P. Thomas James James Hodgson John Richards Ambrose Moore Chabot, Esqra. John Dubois John Woollam Sir F. lksanges, John Parasite Charles Adams Knt. Francis Giles Lens Smith Edward Meyrick Joseph Vasa John Grout Alphonsis Posse Peter Bedford 11... res Head W. H. Grieve Samuel West William Smart Routh I. Heywood, Esqrs. J.Daughbrey, Emits. John Homes, Esqrs. And also the Reverend the ClerFy of St. hotolph, Biehopagate; St. Matthew, Bethnal-green ; Chnstchureh, Spitalfields t St.Ml l O7, Whitechapel ; and the :Minister of the French Protestant Church, Threadneedle-stmt. And the following additional Subscriptions were announced:— John Motteux, Esq. £lOO 0 Esstntan and Hill - .£l5 0 "doom, Stanger, and Co. 30 0 John Stokes and Sons 30 0 Henry Fulton, Ei.q. 10 0 An Original Contributor I Amen, Atkinson, and Co. 30 0 to the IlasSeltlS Poor, H. and R. Burnett - 30 II per the Morning Post 20 0 J. J. Buttress - 10 0 Mr. John Phipps - 5 0 WINES AT REDUCED PA LONDON AND WESI SPIRIT COMPANY, N fin', Church. OCRS. FOR CASH ONLY. IMINSTER WINE AND ;o. IG, Strand, opposite St. Mar --- - --- Per Fovea. Pon. Vintage 1829 • 2716 to 309. lotto Crusted -36 e. 425. Per Dozen. Claret, Lafitte and 31ar gaux 72a. to 96s Sparkling Cham agne . 725. 841. Do p and Creaming of the Not quality - —s. Wk. St. Percy, dry and spark. 725. Chablis - fat, Ilersnitage,Rcd and White 465. Moselle, Sauterne, &c, fies. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. Ditto i to II years in bottle - 43$ herrirPale&Brown 275. 361. La. Amontillado - 425. 463. lladeira, West India 365. 425. Do. Ear India . 461. —60 s. I;vccllos. 365. —42 a. Teneriffir, Lisbon. V i• donia,/t Mountain Mrs. 3fa. Claret, St. Julien - • —48 a. Superior sin, 144.; Jamaica I Si: Dona puked in $ bootie m, 1:n.; Brandy, 265. per gall. gratis... Battle, at MU I4ice. oto 75, . . )1:1- , • ;L. vt_ • • / " IJ: d , • • - r1 : •;"` (/ 1- • -•••••,----. 4 /. • . • 11, - ro-T • .I ( L.lit iq • N LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1t.z26. SALES BY Arctrotc MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURWiTITIR, Eight-day Clock, China and Slabs, Pair of 21-tneh Globes, &c. By NV I NSTA 7%. Yan d . SONS, On the Premises. No. 43. Mecklenburgh mtunc, on 'TUESDAY NEXT, at 11, by order of the •Raiscutere• TILE remaining 110USEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFIX:TS, consisting of four-pat and French bedsteads, with cotton hangings , good beds and bedding, diathearany pedestal sideboard, set of pa t ient dining tables IS feet , lotag and 5 feet wide, 14 parlour chairs with purple morocco be idlest* of drawers, deeming stands and glasses, lon and othor,tabks, air's, curtains, chimney glass 44 by 40, mirror, Orezian an °titer tun pa, carpets, fenders mid tire-irons, kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed on Mondry preceding and morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises ; and of Winunnley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Household Furniture, full.sixed Billiard T.shies„ )lodels of a Baseline Cutter and Sloop of IVat, and liarets, Lcadmlia ll street, By dlr. WILLIAMS, At No. 213, Leadenhall.street, TIM DAY, Janury 31, at 12 o'Clock. FrHE Neat and Genteel 1101;8E1'101,D FURNI. 'PURE, a fine.toned pianoforte, 162 dozen of port, sherry, and bucellas wines (part in pinta), and other elects.. comprising mahogany roor.pmt and tent bedsteads witb saw furniture', goose featherbeds and bedding, mahogany cabinet articles in ward robes, chests of drawers, sets of dining, card, sofa, aid pembmke tables. Grecian couches. excellent mahogany raviolis chairs, Per. clan,. Venetian, and a{.ltldenninster carpets, claim, glass, domestic regni.ites, &c. To be viewed and catalogues had of Mr. Vrilliams,•Throgrnor. ton.autort. 11001ittiELLERI STO( Y 01 )410112 TigOLSA..NII j VOLIIM ES. - • ;Pk' ISr.Ar.ll4eLtalls • - • - - At the. Auction Magi, T0.11041110W, Feb..?, andVen follow. log Days, at Twelve, A Valuable and extencive COLLECTION of BOOKS, 11 in elegant bindings, including, among numerous other wrap niiicent ar,d costly Works, viz.: Franesise, bril liant impression, 5 tomes; Muse Royale, '?tomes; Make An tiques, 2 tomes ; Oiseaux de Pararlis,2 tomes ; Oiseauxd'Afriques, 6 tomes; Voyage Pittoresque de Naples, b tomes; V iaggio Pato. rico della 'Cosmos, S tomes ; be Antichita di Brentano, 9 tomes ; Campagnm de Napoleon ; Noble and Grainger's England, finely illustrated, 2l vols.; lloydell's Shukspeare, 9 vols.; the Floreoci, Houghton, Stafford, Le Brun, and British Galleries ; Wild Sports of the East: Vielfillio the nitride Alonntains t IJodrell's Views in Breese, 4to— Encyclopaedia Lintannica, last edition, roll. ; 3teyrick's Ancient Armour. 3 vols.; Pync's Palaces, 3 vols.; Pinkerton'n Voyages soil Travels, 17 vole.: Pennant's London, 4 rola.; Britton's Cathedrals, 9 vols.; dec. &c. Also many other select Works, in various branches of literature; beautiful eriginal Topographical Drawings, costumes, Books of Prints, &e. &e. To be viewed till the stale; anti Catalogues had at the Malt, and of Mr. Willienrs, Throgmortnn.street. CHARIOT, PLATE, Stc. The Property of a Gentleman going Abroad. By dlr. W I ',LILA MS, At the Auction Mart, on FILIDAY NEXT, February 3, at 1. A Handsome CHARIOT, body painted brown, lined Lt. with supertine drab cloth ; fashinnanle rumble betrlntl, &c. A small sideboard of elegant MODERN PLATE, consisting of a ricitpud costly chased ihreaktast set, in cofh.s.biggin, teopot, sugar-baton, anti eream.ewer ; sit dozen table-spoons and fork*, soup and sauce hullo, and gravy spoons, superb chased cup, salts, an elegant Inkstand, richly chased, &c. &c. A few valuable trinkets, a brilliant-toned cabinet pianoforte, anti other effects. To be viewed two dsys preceding and Morning of side, and Catalogues had at the Mart, and of .31r. 'Tiirogniorton street. N.B. The Chariot to be viewed till the sale, at Nash's livery stables, oleman-street. THE ARMY. The 65th (2d York North Riding) and the fifth (Berkshire) Regiments of Infantry have completed their augmentation esta. blishments. The Depot of the 99th Regiment of Foot has embarked at Liver pool. for Ireland. The 2d division of the let battalion of the Royals sailed on the 22d inst. on board the Joseph (trern transport, irons Cork, for the West Indies. Detachments .belonging to the Ist, 13th, 18th, 20th. 21st, 27th, 28th, 30th, 36th, 83:h, 41st. 44:h, 47th, 48th ' 59th, 60th ;3d bat.) 64th, filet , 89th, 94th, and 90th regiments of Foot, the Royal Ste corps, and the East India Company's Service, embarked on the 12th inst. at Dublin for England. Detachments belonging to the 6 h regiment of Dragoons and the 97th regiment' of btfanergcteebiktist - oaiissifth bet. ,at for England. Detachments belonging to t he 60th regiment of Foot, and the 2a battalion of th e Rifle Brigade, embarked on the 18th inst. at Dublin for England, on the recruiting service. Detachment% belonging to the 49th, 60th (Ist battalion), and 97th regiments of Infantry, embarked on the 10th inst. at Dublin, for England. Detachment; belonging to the let battalion of the Royals, the Bth, 9th„ 13th, 18th, 18. h, 21st. 23d, 27th, 28th, 30th, 36th. 44th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 67th, 69th, 81st, 87th, and 119th regiments of Foot, and the East India Company's Infantry, embarked on the 20th inst. at Dublin for Englant, MILITARY PROMOIIOIVS. trrem the London Got -Mc of Saturday, Jan. TB.l War Office., Joo. 27, 1826. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Ensign John Lord Elphin stone, from the 14th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord Albert Conyngham , promoted—dated Jateary'2B, 11326. Auist. ant-Surgeon Archibald Hair, Al,ll. from the 431 not, to be Surgeon, vice David Slow, who retires upon halt pity—dated January 12, 186. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet George Teesdale to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted ; Charles Sergi. son Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vire Teesdale—both dated as above. _ 7th ditto—Comet and P.idingmuter Charles 'Eckman to have the rank of Lieutenant—dated as above. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Edward Clive, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Townshend Richard Kelly, who ex changes, receiving the difference--dated January lit, 1026. 6th ditto—Cornet Henry Feeler Mackay to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barry, promoted; John Waddington, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mackay—both dated January 12.1896. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Christopher Hamp den Nicholson, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, paying the difference, vice Samuel Nrells, who exchange*; Lieutenant Lord James Fitzroy to be Adjutant, vice Wells, who resigns the Ad , jutatitcy only—both dated January 19, 1926. 14th ditto—Cornet and Ridingmaster John Griffis to have the rank of Lieutenant ; William arate Alexander, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Hooke, promoted—both dated January 12, 1T26. 15th ditto—Cornet Robert Gill to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Philipps, promoted; Augustus Blythe, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase. vice 0111—both dated January 19, 1826. Mb ditto—Cornet George Schindler Brown, from the Cape Corps of Cavalry, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Jillard , promoted— dated es itiove. lit Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Cross to be Captain, by purchase, vice Macdougall, who retires—dated January 12, 1826; Surgeon Abraham Armstrong, from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Sandford, deceased—dated January 19, 1626. 12th ditto—Hospiral-Aesistent Crawford Dick to be Assistant- Surgeon—dated January 12, 1826. 16th ditto—Liesign George Alylios to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Henley , promoted—dated January 28, 1826. To be Ensigns, by purchase—Jackson Cuddy, Gent. vice Alylias—dated u above; Anthony C. Sterling, Gent. vice Delancey, promoted— dated Jaruary 29, 182 6 . 2uth ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Thomas, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice fames Ogilvie, who exchanges, receiving the difference—datell January 12, 1826. 2151 ditto—James Macdonald, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eveleigh, promoted--dated January 28, 1626. 25th ditto—Joseph John Grove, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Griffiths, promoteu--dated Jaeuary 12, 1826 Hospital. Assistant James Sidey to be Assistant-Surgeon--dated as above. 27th ditto—John Nugent Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Whalley, superseded—dated as above. 29th ditto--Ensign George Congreve to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Deedes, promoted--dated as above. SOth ditto—Ensign Henry M. Disco to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Cheape, promoted—dated January 13, 1826. 31st ditto--Lieuttnant-Colonel John Gregory Ilatitugardt, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, paying the difference, vice Feeroe, appointed to the 64Th Foot—dated January 12, 1828. 33d ditto—Ensign Donald Hugh M`Eay, from the tat Rove! Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign—dated April 7,1825 ; Hospital- Auistant William Murray to be Assistant-Surgeon—dated Ja nuary 12, 1828. 34th ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Lynam, from the filth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stoddart, who exchanges—dated January 19. 1828. 36th ditto--Lieutenant 14'illisun Jennings Cross, from the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Stewart, who retires upon half-pay 74th Font—dated January 12, 1826; Henry William Egerton IV arbstrion, Gent. to he Ensitm, by purchase, vice Hal , ley, promoted in the 87th Foot—dated January 19,1826. 38th ditto—To be Captains, by purchase—Lieutenant John Francis Woodward. from the 71st Foot, vice Matthews, who redres—dited Jsttuary 12, 'VG; Lieutemt Alfred Danis, FOR. •14ADRAS and CALCUTTA, to sail tome thask,/the rine SHIP ,h 1 ORLEY: 490.'fons, lying in the Citv Canal i HEORGE HOLIDAY, Commander. toe thighs or passage apply to Messrs. h. BIARJORIBANKS and Co. King's Aims-yard, Coleman-street ; or to the Cammanda, at the Jerusalem Citiree-house. DRITTSH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL.—The UL fiALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of 11RITISII ARTISTS. Including the °debuted PICTURE of CHRIST CROWNED WITH THORNS, by Wm. IliiiYN. R.A. purebssed by the Dinneen. will be OPENED ea THURSDAY NEXT, Feb. 2, hem Ten in the Morning until Five In the Evening. Admission le.—Catalogues Is. WM. BARNARD, Keeper. No,:nrdl Releaisse h , e n r d eb A y ,sql l :n ve m n e , ni th;: ea t r b i y n I(titattleenthteurigholfnti 11th Lease th days of January, TIIOSIAS WHITE, of Leicester, in the County of Leicester, Carpenter, hath conveyed end assigned all his Heel and Personal Estate and Effects wkautoever unto Si.. meal Waters, of Leicester aforesaid, Timber Merchant, and Joshua Harrison, of LeietAter aforesaid, Timbet Merchant, upon trust for the benefit of all the Creditors of the said Thomas White, which said Indentures were executed by the said Thomas White, and also by the said Samuel IVaters and Joshua Harrison, on the Mid 11th day of January. and which said Execution as to the said Thomas White, Samuel Waters, and Joshua Harrison, was witnessed and attested by kilalford Adcock, of Leicester aforesaid. Solicitor. To tBERWIChe WORTHY and.TW INDEPENDENT BURGESSES of K-UPONEED RESIDENT IN and NEAR LONDON. Giester.xstEw, 7 T is not in the power of words to express the grateful I. feelings that spring from my heart at thc "we "One" M t " cordial reception I have experienced from you during wry personal CanYO‘l last week, and I stn convinced that no political bias in fluences she Baryon of Bet wka-vpaei.Tweed, when left, as hope and trust that new are, and will be at dui nett General Mee. Lion, to their own tree choice, as independent Electors of a Repre sentative for their ancient Borough. I consider it due to my Constituents in general to state that the good of my country has been, and I trust ever will be, my first con sideration. It is to measures that I look ; and as I hold my seat in Parliament through the suffrages of independent Electors, I feel that I am supporting in the best manner their rights, by maintain. ing, as their Representative, that independence which is the birth. right of the Burgesses of Berwick:upon-Tweed. I have the honour to be. Gentlemen, With sincere regard and esteem, lour much obliged' and most faithful servant, FRANCIS BLAKE. London, Jan. 30, 1826. Bro. 2s. tkl. APRACTICAL MEASURE of RELIEF from the PRESENTI.4VBTEM of the POOR LAWS, submitted to the Consideration of Parliament and the Country. By JOHN HALCOMB, Eq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Printed for John Murray, Alhemarle-street. This day is published, in dam octavo volumes, with a quarto vo lume of plates. price Two Guineas. PRE THEORY of the INFANTRY MOVEMENTS, in which the Evolutions of the principal Armies in Europe are described, by the Author of •• The British Drill," Captain Baron A. :WASS°. Published by W. Sams, Bookseller to his Rnyal Highness the Duke of York, St. James's -street. opposite St. James ' s Palace. THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, NO. 12.2. THE ASIATIC JOURNAL for February will appear on the let of that Month, and will consist of about 70 extra pages. It sill contain, anumpt much interesting matter, the fol lowing Articles 1. British Uovernment in India, in answer to the Westminster Review-2. The Chinese Drarna-3. Land Tenures of India-4. Recent Discoveries regarding the Burrampooter River—S. Hindu Fables-6. The Voyage to India-7. Account of the Nagahs—V. The Milay Peninsula-9. Memoir of Sir David Ochterlony-19. original Poetry—B. Review of Finlsyson's Mission to Siam and Hue: Bentley's Hindu Astronomy, Etc.-12. Proceedings of the Royal Asiatic Society, and of the Asiatic Societies of Calcutta and Pans-13. Varieties in Science and Literature-14. Visitation of Lord Anthem at the College of Fort William-15. The Deccan Prim Case-16. Full Reports of the Debates at the East India house during the Month—l 7. Latest Intelligence from Cise Seat if War in India. With a large portion of 311scellaneous Informa tion from British e nd Foreigo India, down to a very late period. Published by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, 7, Leadenhall greet. -- • - - • A NATIVE YANKEE'S KEVIN TO MATHEWS; AND DEFENCE OF Pt rutts AUCTLON. EUROPAAN MAGAZINI.I. (New Series), No. VI., for VssrowlS; 1828. • CONTEXTS. 1. Avis-2. Lutes Nature and the German Professor-3. Symptoms of Authorsolp-4. Female Beauty ; in what it consists —6. St. Nicephorus's Beard, a Legend of the Ca.holic Church 6. Recent Travels in France, and their Follies-7. Complaint and Petition of the British Public-8. Defence of Picture Auctions and Dealers, by en Admirer of Fine Arts-9. An Evening Party in St. Mary Are-10. Mechanics' Institutions and Apprentices' Atm. denies, with Alandeville'a Remarks-11. !lints for a new Joint. Stock Company-12. Beauty and Bravei7-13. Uncle Tolse Amor ' —l4. hly First Appearance-16. Lines composed at Midnight- 1 16. A Native Yankee's Reply to 3lathewa's Defence of his "Trip to America"—l7. Diseases of' the Present Month-18. Character of the late Czar, with Anecdotes-19. The Month-20. George Col , man, E•q. the Deputy Licenser-21. Memoranda Dramatics, with flood Advice to the Player-folk--Drury-lane Theatre—Covent garden--Adelphi—and Minor 3latters, &c. &c. Also a complete View of all imporant Events, Foreign and Domestic, as well as many interesting particulars relating to Lite rature, Arts, and Science. Published by John Miller, Bridge-street, Illackfrian. Price 2s. 6d. LONDON NI.IGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY. — CONTENTS:—I. Journal Descriptive of the Route from New York to Real del Monte, by way of Tampico. By one of the First Detachment sent by the Real del Monte Company—l I. The Opera-111. The Naval Sketch-book-IV. The Duties of a Lady's Maid—V. The Music of the Month—V I. Diary of " A Constant Reader," for January. Last Anecdote of Sheridan—Mr. Dreimus Burton and the bodges in Hyde Park—Mathews and his Magazine Controversy—Theatrical Amlieaces and Eloquence of Mr. Eltinton —The Novel of Granby—Preface to Blackwood—ltalian Opera in A merica—Arigna Mining Company—Minor Theatres—Anecdote of Mr.Larnb:on--Letteriof Chas.Edirards,Esq. in Blackwood—new and ingenious mode of advertising—Mr. Murray's Newspaper—Mr. Henry Hunt's Advertisement—O'Connell end the American Navy —The Squeaker of the House of Commons—The Literary Gazette and the Mirror of the Months—The Times in the City-31urray's first No. of the Representative, &c. Sec.—Vl I. North American Review on Lori Byron and Pinkney'a Poetry—Vl! I. The Siege of the Acropolis of Athens, in the years 1821-22. By an Eve-witness —IX. The Cambridge University, and the Attacks anti Defence of it in the Edinburgh, Westminster, and Q ly Reviews—X. Memoirs of the Margravine of An/lynch—Xl. ltlventures of a Young Rifleman, with copious Extracts, just published in Gcr many by . tioethe—XlL Monthly Advice to Purchasers of Books— X 111. Hurwitz's Hebrew Tales—XlV. TABLE TALE. consisting of pointed extracts and anecdotes from all the new books, anti several old ones; being such parts of new and old hooks u are likely to make the most lively impression and to be produced in the desultory conversation of the TABLE. Together with the miscel laneous literary intelligence of the month, Cambridge Tripos, &c. dce. Ste. Published by Hunt and Clarke, Tavistock.street, Covent-garden. No. 3U, STRAND. PETER FROST, OR THE POLAR LINGUIST To draw a long bow is a Mariner's glory, That is, to narrate a most marvellous story. A jolly Jack Tar, who all danfers had shar'd With brave Captain Parry, a Fact thus declu'd " Ice-bound during winter, and little to do, We polish'd our Boots, and went forth to pursue Amusement on shore ; but the float so intense, Induced us to build a snug hut for defence : Now mind me,—not long were we hous'd when we found 1 That all our jaw-tackle had run fast a round. Our words were all froze in the air !—tis no joke. And not a voice heard, although cv'ry man spoke. 'Tway strange, but not knowing what then was the matter, We thought Polar wilt:awls set spell on our clatter, So hasten'd on board. Well, six months after that The very same hut in, some Esquimau: sat, On shore as we stroll'd, and a thaw just begau, When forth, talking English, they . presently ran ! You've been to the Strand,' they said, • judgmentnot lacking, Your Boots are illurnin'd by Warren's Jet Blacking.' These words by the natives were often repeated,— When entering the hut our amaze was completed. For, thawed into utterance we heard the full flow Of sentences spoken there six months ego . ! — We breaded not a syllable, tongue-tied with awe, A learn'd Polar Linguist to find in the thaw, And oft in the air while the voices were clacking, The dissolving words , pronouned Warren'sJet - Illaeking.'" The Esquimaux etug lt thus our language, and may Repeat " Warren's Blacking," to Tiene's latest day, . When some future Parry will guess, from the whole, That Warren was known front the South to North Pole! This Easy Shining and Brilliant HIJACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, Bd. lOd. iltl. and led. each. Alm Paste Blacking, in Pots, ed. I2d. and 181. each. A Ailling Pot of riote is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. P 5 0 41 --t.. froM the llth Light I:limpet*, vice M*B l lt who Mitts—JAW January 19, Iran. 43d dittoa-Boapital-Astdoant George Brown, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vie flair, promoted id the Royal Horse Guardb—datast January 116 0 .1928. 49th slitto—llLuttnam Thomas Hunt Grubby., front half-pal 74th *sat. to Le Lieutenant, vice Crow, appointed to the Seth loot—lk dated as above. 54th ditto—Lieutenant John Stedaaft, from the 34th Foot, to be lAentemett, vice Lynam, who exchanges—dated January 19, 11l ?8; Hospital-Assistant John Macdonald, to be Assistant- Surgeon, viceLeich. deceased—dated January 12, 1828. 66th nitto—ktcutenant Julius Broeltmsn to be Captain. by par chase, rite Lumley, promoted—dated January 28, 1826. robe Licutenentt--Ensign Hugh Higginsr without surd:tut, vice Ralston, .deceaseil—datett fletembi. 15, 1.825 Ensign Charles ltlilfs. by purchase, virtu Richardson. promoted; dated. January 12, 1826. To be Ensign by purchase—Philip Richardson Peck, Gent. vice lliggins—aistett Diternber 15, 1825. 57th ditto-- = Caldwell, Gent. to be Foie, without purchase, vice Gem, deceased_-dated January It, 1826. 60th-ditto—Jonathan Greetham, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vandeleur; promoted in the 12th bight Ora goons--dated January' 6, . 1828; . Hospital-Assistant William !Vat sVeredie to be Assistant-Surgeon--dater! January 12, 102 e. Clat ditto—Captain Duncan Detract', from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Hector Straith, who exchanges—dated as above. 636 data—Assittant•Surgeon John Riach, 111.D.from half-pay 19th Light Dragoons, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Henry Fisher, vlitrexehanges--dated January 19, 182tt. 64. h ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Brice Fearon, from the 31st Font. to he Lientenant-Cokmel, vice Francis Batterster, who retires upon the, ball-pey, receiving the difference... Anted wavy 12, 1846 L ••••• • Gitih ditto—Ensign James Young, from 95th Font, to he Lim. tenant, by purchase, sire Snow, promoted—dated January 26, 1326; E Ai Sr4 l4 i in uqel ?mkt Martin to be Lieute.nant, pur precnotekeeteal. a. Abase . gaeign • A Cooopem, I'M, 10 he Emirs, AU Mat ti:l.—data,/ MI *Wee. CBth ditto—Ensign Wm. Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Mee Maitland, iimeteted; Richard %Vattern, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice SMith—both dared as above. 70th ditto--Ilospital-Assistant Peter Robertson to be Assistant- Surgeon—dated January 12, 1826. 75th ditro.,—Ensign John Henry Hartley Boyes to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vernon, promoted—dated January 28, 1826 ; to be Ensigns—Frederick Henry A. Fortin Gent. without pur chase, vice Bo e s-'Rated as above; and Peter Delancey, Gent. by purchate. eke Champein, promoted—dated January 29. 1826. 89th ditto—Lieutenant NVilloughby 'Moore, front half-pay 17th Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant, vice Ellis, promoted—dated Januart; 19:1626. 83.1 ditto—Hotipital-A asietant Alexander Callender to be Assistant. Surgeon, via Mac Queen, promoted iu the Ceylon Regiment— dated an ahoy:. 85. h ditto—Etisign George Brockman to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Brig, promoted ; George Berkeley Belcher, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Brockman—both dated January 28, 18'26. 87th ditto—Ensign lion. Alfred Harley, from the 36th Foot. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sarjeant, who retires—dated Ja ' nuary 19, 1826. 88th ditto—Wm. Knox. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fletcher, promoted; lluspitel-Assistent David Dumbreek to be Assistant-Surgeon—both dated January 12. 1826. 89th ditto--Lieutenant John Humphreys Palmer. from half-pay 236 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice S. GI. Ida Shaw, alto exchariges—tlated as above. 91st ditt—Captain Lawrence theme, from the half-pay. to be Captain, vice Robert Steuart, who exchang': Lieutenant George Ferguson. from half-pay 97th Foot, to be Quartermaster, %ice Andrew Maclean, who retirt's upon half-pay—both dated Janu. try 19, 11128; Hospital-Assistant Win. Cruickshank Eddie to be Assistant. Surgeon—dated January 12, 1326. 93d ditto—Assistant-Surgeon James Brady, from the Ist West In dia Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Raleigh, deceued— dated as above. 94th ditto—Aesistent-Surgeon Robert Renwick, M.D. has been superseded--slated as above. 95th ditto—Major l'ringle Taylor, from the half-pay, to be Major, vice Sir Dudley St. Leger Hill, who exchanges, receiving the diference--41ated January 19, 1826. nth ditto—Ensign Edward Cheney to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Prior, who retires—dated as above. 99th ditto—Lieutenant Charles Pearson. from the Royal Staff Cortes to be . Lieutenant, without purchase--dated January 12, leak Rifle Brigade—Second Lieutenant John St. Vincent Saumarez to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gascoyne, promoted ; anti John Byttresea Williams, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, by rurchsse, vice Ainslie, promoted—both dated January 28, 1826. Royal Staff Corps—Second Lieutenant Francis Shesrman to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Smith, appointed to 24th Foot—dated January 19, 1816. To he Second Lieutenants .—Crentlermto Cadet William O'Brien, from the Royal Military Colllege, Mee Westedaeott, promoted—dread January lB, 1826 - 1 anti Gentleman Cadet Robert Pitcairn, from the Ruyal 31ili. College, vice Sheemian--dated January 19, 1826. Ceylon Regiment—Assistant-Surgeon Abraham Macqueen, 51. D. from the s3d Foot. to be Surgeon, vice Armstrong, promoted in the Ist Fgot—dated January 18, 1826. BREVET. James Florence de Burgh, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel upon half-pay, to have the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel upon the Con. tinent of Europe only--dated January 12 1826 ; and Captain William Locker, of the 34th Foot, to be Major in the Army— dated July 19, 1821. HOSPITAL STAFF. llospital.Assistant Robert M'3lath to be Adjutant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Simpson, promoted--dated Japuary 12 1826. To be Hospital-Assistants—Samuel Dickson, Gent. viceJemmett, appointed to the 12,h Light Dragoons —dated December 11?, 1825 • John Robertson, M. D. vice Bell, appointed to the 34th Flat —dated December 29, 1825 ; Mark Stewart, (lent. vice Johnston, appointed to the 80th Foot—dated January 3, .1626 ; and William Charles Humfrey, ( lent . vice Graves, who resigns __dated January 10, 1826. GARRISONS. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Harainge Doyle, on half-pay 54th Foot, to be Deputy Lieutenant of the Tower of London, vice Yorke, deceased—dated January 12, 1826; and Major fleneral Sir John Elley. K.C.B. to be Governor of fialwtv, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Daly, deceased—dated January 19, 11126. UNATTACH ED. Captain Hugh Lumley, from the 55th Foot, to be Major of In fantry, by purchase—dated January 28,1828. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant David Thur. low Cttnynghame, from the 13th Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant John Temple, from the 60th Foot ; Lieutenant Henry Gas coyne„ from the Rifle Brigade ; Lieutenant Henry Semple, from the 3Sth Foot ; Lieutenant Peregrine Maitland, from the 66th Foot; Lieutenant Bowater Henry Vernon, from the 75th Foot ; Lieutenant William Scarth Moorsom, from the 7th Foot ; Lieu tenant Richard Dundee. from the 65th Foot ; Lieutettant George Stevens Byng, from the 88th Foot; Lieutenant Michael Henry, from the 10th Foot—all dated January 28, 1826. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Secnnd Lieutenant Charles P. Ainslie, from the Rifle Brigade; Ensign Gilbert Chamoain, from the 75th Foot : Ensign tinier Delancey, from the 16th Foot ; Ensign John Gordon, from the 3d Foot ; Se cond Lieutenant John Henry Evelegh, from the 21st Foot ; En sign IL Lechmere, from the 64th Foot ; Cornet Lord Albert Conyngbam from the Royal Horse Guards • Ensign Francis John St. Qi s dntin, from the 2'2d Foot--slt (fated January 20, 1826. To he Ensigne, by purchase—William newton, Gent. ; Charles Thompson, Gent. ; aad William Cooper, Gent.—all dated Jao. 23, 1826. MEMORANDA. The exchange of Lieutenant Ralph Nicholson from the 17th Font to half-pay 101st Foot, on the 27th July 1820, was without the difference, he having repaid the sum he received on that occa sion, and which has been paid into the Bank of England. Ensign John Laurence 3facdonnell, who obtained Ina Majesty's permission to retire from the Service on 21st Instant, was upon half-pay 2d Garrison Battalion, and not 25th Foot, as stated In the Gazette of that date. The under-mentioned' Officers have beets * allowed to dispose of their half-pay t Major Gustavus Rocks Mathewes (Lieutenant-Colonel). half-pay Independent and Unattached Officers; Captains Abel Rous Pec tin, half-pay Independent and Unattached Offipers ; Hugh Gel dicutt, hatf.pay 2d Ceylon Regiment ; Thomas D'Arcy, half. pay 4ift Irish Brigade; Hon. Henry Tufton, half-pay 100th Foot; Geor . ge Wheatiey Ridedale, half-pity Independent Corn. panics ; m. Pickering, late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion ; thigh Robert Duff, half-pay 109th Foot; Edward Sterling, half. pay 16th Foot; George piing, half-Pay 81st Foot; James To. bin, half-pay 127th Foot; Lieutenants Wm. Lyster, half-pay 100th Foot; John Barwis Wyatt , ha lf- p a y 35t b Fool; Samuel Goodwin, half-pay 103 d 'Foot ; Henry Lewis, half-pay 60th Foot; Thomas Jenkin Robinson, half-pay 26th Pots; Wm. Hunt. half-pa_y Royal York Rangers; Robert Hughea t half-pay 36th Foot ; Wm. Place, half- y 49th Foot ; _ rim m Archibald Dangles, half-pay 14th Light ; !Mig Wm. Burnet, half-pay 37th foot ; balf-pay 4PM 700 t—all dated January 28, 1026. Office of Ordnance, Jan. 25, 1024. Corps of Royal hogineer.--Gentlemen Caqeta Ittchard J. Nelson and Robert Fenwick to be Second Lieutenants—both dated Ja i, 1826. • nuary 7, Nothing can present a more deplorable picture of the present times than the circumstance of the office of a paws looking concern in Argyll-street being liter/lly crammed. The very stair and court is so jammed up, that it is with great difficulty people who have business to transact about the place can force their way.—Glcugow Chronicle. ^"." ,~ LXVERPOQI,, SOlynfilA ' I ° lR' • • Wind S. fairt..4llgh Water, 4D m. p. 2..-'-ffir Trish malt. :Arrived the Kite; Stable, front 74ewfoundiand ; Obit= Item Cadiz and Dublin ; Ejles! Grant, Softer, from Hardwire, —.front' Diebon ; and Argo, • frons ellaraVlM The following' vessels put into Holyhead ye/noda l with dr* OK S. by W. :—The Commerce for Pernambuco; Allen Ciderellid Adrea, fur Genoa; Anna • Augusta. for Havre; Iris sardipas manes, for Gibraltar; and Trafalgar and Linn fbr Desna. I &died from Liverpool yesterday, the (Aida and Arsillaireit Jamaica ; an& Finehett, for New York. Pamir° own, JAN. Z.—Arrived yesterday the Magnet . from ',Moo; sailed the 17111 inst, ; Dolphin, Denby.. from cefor a, !elicit : Marti. Tessier, front .Denis: and Oak P Prynr. from Cork. Sailed the Duke dr Marlboreogh .intekti, Lisbon. I s S. . .. PLY 11011.1' 11, JAN . 211.—The TweLinge rhen WACo, W , arrived at Cette, Dec. 24 • the Leander, Franklin, at .A 1 Dee. 18 ; the Sir Frederick Adam, steamer. Ctl_Maot, orris Malta, Dec. 96, in six days, from Gitirsltar ; th e nit., Hieteb. ings, at St. Michael's, Dee. 18; and the Jane sad ElleabeeltS Rowe. Dec. gii; the Joseph °nen, transport Luliconabtiot C 4 1144 on her image to 'Malta, Jan. 14 ; and the Union, Swartridelnc*l Cork, Jan. IS. (.otrts, Jan. 22—Witi S.W.—Arrited the Roftlianl6,ley l jcant, from Bohi A ; Helens catherina, Bzrgireld, from kievendlit.; 2 1 yit and Agenoria, Windsor, fr Charleston. . - PORYS KOUT If , JAN. S.S.E.—Arrlved the Swear. nbi Q.i, liora Ilit. JOhozs.' nsielek, In tbirty.ain 4 Nie itlialinins, Weybeurg. from Rio it - melee "dr Hsrebureh . l eimri , ;: ie e, e f t o ed.. hn i a r ov i i m , front j e l n on f il oe ur i s i l a la . st ii r c rz e Cit i rres elie t i Ff r..... . 1 rairris i and his Majesty's sliiid esr salbOt. from 4.4weduttn- Hu t ft i est y'ssi W few 4,,.. .,„„,,,„ lon . ' lots . .......,, * Met a, .1 a - .—The *tire, . 4 .--,, from nsiatirilli .1$ men, has put in hero. apprebensivief meeting with 'lce le Me reser. Petit. Jaw. 23 —Wind S.—Arrived year: lay the Lady _Mgr. wood. Thomson, trot St. John's, New Brunswick ; Ms tides ty's ship Li ff ey, from Portsmou th ; Litly Arabella, front Vet Cruz; Harriet, Liddel, from London for St. 3lichael's ; hales bed). from --.-. 6 R AVESPXT), JAW. Z.—Attired his Majesty's ship /fey. from the l e ast Indies; Lath, Ebbage , front tails; Helen, at - man, from Sniyma ; Garton, Eshelby, from neoet;terlo i Ruby', Coats, from Lisbon ; Ambfook, Ealey, from ditto ; Matgarei, 1 Dawson, from it. Alichaers; Jean Baptist, Many , front La : . Sailed the Comet. Orrriaton, for I) ? meters ; Rie,ard and lithe ; Hearn, for Jamaica; Killingherk, Smith, for ditto ; James .14 ey, Spencer, for Hambnrgh ; Susannah, Carper.ter, -for MeiSatk ; Arend, Ebbing, for Antwerp; Crosby, Blake, for Roitertilda I s Louisa, Guy t, for ditto. NEWCAST f.r. .ls'e. Ilk—About three weeks ago a boat was thrown on shore near Cossford, marked on the stern, " General ' Oreenfield of Northshields," and inside "Spouse Rowland;' se veral logs.of timber and thin boards were cast on sh'ire near Gallium about the same time. . . NoTtlii Slil r. ins, Jest. 23.—The Newcastle.Croj, frotot e e. lee, which was main the rocks near Tynemoutif Baum, lies. , A ofd got ond brougllt in here in a very damaged state. • • Connie r, J.:sx. 28.—The Albion, Robinson, head! ni Livers pent, grounded yesterday ton a mud bank, and gm Off this fOrk#o g tide, bat so very leaky due she sunk. Cargo landing. . . Roirtennast, JAN. 27.—We have had frost seats 642 NA. 24 , 11, but very moderate. and the ice has but little iner6ised. :Me wind prevails from the eastward, and there is no appearance of a ... thaw. Asr write, JAN. 27.—The river continues full of driftintlee. and a return of frost ; an esstarly wind took place on ily 25th Oda.' AMSTERDAM. JAR. 24.—The stern of a vsrel, with "MA, :11aryport " on it, was wished on shore at the Vtte the besingog of this month. If AMBI! KG Ft, JAN. 24.—We have had a complete thaw Skate yesterday morning. ELstx oar. JAN. 17.—The Hebe, Clark. from London teegieh, arrived' yesterday, and the A line, Greutzback, and the 5.0 0 5. Doodt, both from Lich to Pillau, to-day, but cannot proceett ,isa account of the ice; there hits been a smart fruit for some davt: GIBIt ALTAR, JAW. IL—The James Monro, Hall, from Tridnes which was driven on shore 3d inst. has been assisted off by ha Ma. jesty's ship Thetis. Nassau, 'N. P., Nov. 30.—The ship Zephyr, Arrowanitis. sidled from Honduras, 21st October, and on tne nignt of the 19th inst. was run foul of by a large ship, which stove in part rbee bows, carried away her bowsprit, cuthead, anchor, and did mace serious injury, and caused her to make so touch water, that its" with difficulty she reached this port. The Auguste, Claverie, from Alvarado, is lost near that port. The Morgenstern, Veen, from Riga for Amsterdam, which waft stranded on the coast of Jutland, has been sold u wreck. The masters of coasting vessels ate put to no title impure. nhasee, Miming Owen she sew regulations 1w th is Cusisivs. arm. mending Jan.l, 11126. which are en the almost extent severe...- They are obliged, under the penalty of lifrf, to keep a , " Cargo Book.„" wherein must be inserted with the nicest faintness all goods anti packages they take in, with the name and quantitj eft their contents. This book is to be, at all times, free for the ii.. speethin of the officer; when, should anything then enticed found wanting, or the contents of a package erroneously specified. the master becomes liable to the above-nientiooed line; and should anything be found on board, not inserted in the book, it is immo diately torleited. The consequence is, that every shipper Imo either clear out his goods, or the Captain must examine them s. they come, in order to make the necessary arrangements.—Deirt port Tekgraph. VESSELS sPoxr•tr WlTlC—Comely, of Dundee, from Scilly, 17th inst. Ist. 41. kW, lung. 10, 20, by his Majesty's brig :Magni.:, arrived at Falmouth. Packet, of and from London for Rio $- Ileiro, Nth inst. all well, by the lloffnung arrived at Cowes. Et- Vl' ml Keeling, Liverpnol forNewl:orit, 30 h ult. lat. d 2, 5, ,4"..4 SO, 41. Columbia, '2d inst. Liverpool for Boston, lat. 43 , 4 , 51, 49, all well, by the Surrey, arrived at Cowes. • . Fro -n the Agent to Lloyd's at Lisbon, dated Jan. 14, "The schooner Fanny, Stone, from Bristol, with a cargo of ilsrp., tin plates, copper, shot, and bottles, on enter ng the T s ott Mb I I th, it appears struck upon the Catchops, near the 11 ie. The Admiral, Lord Aurelius Beaeclerc , on being a:quaint eedd with her situation, immediately ordered down the Artier i frigate to her as sistance, but before any person limn her coxed get to board, *47 thing it was possible to take away had been stole", cloths. colas furniture, rails and even the ship's pipets. The nrri-otAr's people have been at work since, discharging the cargo, at 4 rmelt* been to the Custom House is much dams{ ed. The verse' I Mst infommtl, has been got off this afternoon, end is WV at antis .r On the cast side of Belem Castle." During the passage of the barque Henry to this ci:onv, wli'lt 1 :n Int. 41. 10 W. she fell in with a piece of wreck ._shith, pm its rough formation and other circumstances, Cart . West , terlend rut jectured must have been formerly part of the great timi er 411,.(, - r. l l bus. It was a log of red pine about 4.1 fel t ong , at d2O ittAtes by 22 inches square. There were several bolts in it, and writ's cur out in various parts ; one, in the middle, tad a large belt tit. maining. An attempt wits made to hoist it on bo rd, but od tit ikilf of its great weight, and there Wino a heavy ew 11 at the t W Y, f was abandoned. From the deseripthm of the timber, and one. karn knowledge of the constructiiti of the Columbus, we entertain-vv. doubt but the Captain was right in his cciojeeture.—/Yeaterteeit tgiab• The following was yesterday posted at Lloyd's :-- 1 - Three tr'- gutea, • brig of war, and several transports with 4000 troops, ar rived of Havannah on the lath ult. from Corunne." From the Chnrkijon Courier of Dec. ;a :—'. A Branis% fleet consisting of IS pad, having on board four the:weld traits, alder convoy of three elpenish frigates, arrived at the klavirmaith en AO Roth ult." WRECKS. . .3 . Th e Theodoeia, !Odeon, from Bengal to Louden, watt totkilf wrecked ea the Ude el August, on the Coromandel coast,-Crew' saved. The Jay, Oadey, from Bengal to the Mauritius and Cat: iif Good Hope, was bet on the illite of October, at the Caano: v* Point, Mauritius. The crew and cargo sera Mu* r 1 1 The eebeena Jen*, Mills master,. of Plyneoudi, froth , bil .. i :4- cheers, for Lonna, wawa= down is four A.*, eh deg wow n • the 15th instant, in IsA. 10, 17, N . leo* he 11, lb. W.. by t • • t i transport from Cork. rag crew were fortunately mutt. P pat on baud the ship rnr, from Bermuda, were lhadt dm sauce. _ ., . towards thlM licill ai l, lie frena lilitiht d*Lan a ith"mP d's Bad . i l n ead "trels, two pi* V" .teire -I"zi p..gr bel44ll4 erg,, . 71 the pant of preweedieg Om Tramp Mead so his art sae she struck stoliatlyes the Bever Sweet Teeke, and jute) ' 'disappears& Of Mine the crew sae droienetl,..glta d f this, fetes{ seehlheieg ea gnat from Pan!, led =r ibely st i er king nitride* stormy at the rims of the . - oaths. ItjeeselsetaTeti that the vessel Ottikladso with bpen . ti c coal, but se feagmente have bees found to lead to any ipe*legta demaChas.—Devettport Telegraph; EAST 11%1D1A SHTPPINCI. Th e heibeht, Wait, from BengitT,oftthe late of Wight-0e tailed trolh Stmeral the 19th July, from Sladtag the Sth Stoogroiet, sod from the Cape the 2Sd Nov.. • Snips /POO x oft/ it —The At atgamt, Nichobolit Greenock. for Para, 2005. of Seilly, ell t6re.3341 Jan R k4r, days. The W2littuf Tell, Bow, or Wes", itom St DO* to Noire, go Melee% JitruotY, out four Weeks. A hostile meent toot pine at Avitagita. ftewerft 140.2 °1 Etiviira De*firobt, of Cartignaniinn;naunty Wtsfaitifttli. ' and John Thileit)tit Talbot, or Talbot Malt, itlftefoilt • county, Ertt. Afttr the &se fire an aajnatmlnilt 464 eflheted, hiney no injnyy rad attainiitie r tri paitf—Matetfiffl Montt*. eViit