The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-05 00:00:00

rev CAPITAL TATTER Y, ,TT( GRAND I:1F.' 1 OF FIFTY THOUSAND.POUNDS, AND ONLY FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS, MUST ALL Xit DRAWN NEXT 'THURSDAY. • • • ' •., • .. • mAtt.S, ArmtvErb—tb iblin, 3 Waterford. Thrti.-4 priire, 1 Hol - IGo runhurgh, 2 Hainbutgli,lduiliSiey addJer sr y, 1 Waterford. .• PRICF. 01 THIS DAY AT F STOCKS wrt.ve n'cpncx. India Bonds, 4s. ss. pr. Exclieq. Bills, Is. 84. pr., 14 pr. Ditti; for"Oarnent, I 44iii pr. Cunt. fur :Opennig, 6L. Stock, ii prr Cent. Red. 591/ per Cent. Cfma. shut a filer Invitts. ,7 2h4 rer Cent: "Sav Ann. shut 'Bunk 1-li:tb (-1111{-1 WATEIt A rT.OND(IN TO-MORTI.OW.. Morning', 27'1161110,s aftrr 5. 1 ,Evesiity; utiliiites.aftef S. • • .4 - 2110 . 1 - ,"li , 7 ,• r; :1 J 4 7 1 111!:nL SOLEM, QtTIS WCERE fai.ILIy:424,J,VEAT LONDON. TUESILIr. DE CI: 4 11BL s'. 151.5: We arc to-day without roreign Arrivals, and have it- therefore in our power to grant our Readers a respite from the news of other Coun tries, on which we are rather inclined to think thereiS too much time and consideration be stowed. The last line of the Golden Rule some times comes across us in the performance of our dairy duty-H. Looli well at home; enough there's to be done." We yesterday slightly touched:ion tio,ccluse proximation towartts " aiding An SrS`dinyi-' in the scheme said to he contemplateChi,sgiffie' of, our Capitalists to help alt natural Itivd!,.-France, over the difficulties in which her finances tabour, and consequently invigorate her commereinl.and poli tical system. The Dutch sold guupowder,to the Spanish armies, during the contest Of Holland Against Spain for her independende ; and though the present speculation is not quite so glaring, it seems • to us to approach pretty n - ear to - thepreCedent we have quoted, and to its telehr.a eil?phil;tntheopical copy recomtnended by our Ta/entuffattims, whet.) they insisted on the ;:cy cti to brace the nerves of liruoNApA:-te.s - sick soldiers. The Spaniards could not have fought the Dwell' without . ' the magnanimous 'supply of annnuri tion, and time French w it he utterly unable to compete with us in manuirctnres , rn) trade trnleis we, with Nina! generosity, supply . 'thrn. with tiie rnearts. .rleir great . want is Capital, for lallotir and of - the raw luaterial - is prodigiously in their favour. Give them, then the. basis on which to einploy the'se advantages ; give them money to sustain them in the market, and rival yin, in machinery, "acrd . you strike a-hea vier blow upon British Pros perity .than all the burning Oecrees of Berlin, Niko, or Paris. • .. Ofzf, We rejoice. to find.that we have: - eieited the at tl,ntion of some of our Contemporaries to this -r,itaily important subject ; and the following re marks, which we copy from another journal, ap pearso. just and well founded, that we cannot do better than adopt them in their original form. " if a contract had been made, or lieurly made', for taking ail the stock, %vhich the French Go rVernment must create, and keeping it out of the - market, till the price shall rise to 75, we may be sine that their five per cents.,,wonld,,,not be pur thaseable at 52i. It seems, that), that this scheme, • which would render so much 'British 'wealth dr...- , pendent upon the friemdship . between England stud France, has , met with some obstacle, ei ther here or abroad; and at this, not England merely, but Europe may rejoice. We reeolL. feet, that the advantage of breaking . the Com . - merchil Treaty with the English was alleged by some of the early Rulers of the French ReviAu tiou, to be a Sufficient motive for war, if they hall no other. Let us be aware how Ave give the French :a direct pecuniary motive, to such an amount as thirty English millions, for overthrow iv, their Goverameat, for,declarka.g tlieir:obl ga t to English creditors, void (because entered :into fur the odious - purpose of .paying contri butions), and fur throw - ing . dcivi'n the gauntlet to • - - tu r sland,.if she . should hold her hounur engaged to the defence ()flier speculators.,. - ~it fls not add to . the chances of future crrssdationalqiucreasing upon France. Let is not eni k ble the French to disengage our Aii:es from 'their share in the expectation of retributions . from France, by paying them the' . rifere exp'erite 6f, making . , the whole one debt to tngland. Our merchants fire accustomed to giguntic schemes; in which tlicy must he left to judge of their own interests; but in ti nets ag . air of .kigiOLGallican finance, the PmNie have a direct right. tO They imme entitled tOTrevent time fOrMatiOn Colossus, which Shall have One font on t , heSolid structure in Caiwel-court, and Ge other on the fragile Bourse . . . . 1 7 IrE rt 't r. nNTCO 's Vit-r. . . esterday, at tlire o'clock, his Royal 11301 ness he PRllsiCe REGENT held a, Court at -Ca l l, ' Bagot was introduced to the Regent b'y Viscount Castlereagh, upon his being appointed Minister to the United States of America. Hi s Excellency had an audience of his Royal •High tel-s, kissed hands upon his appointment', and, we .understood, took leave of the Prince, • C9stova, the . artist, w introduced to the Tiince by Viscount Castlereagh, upon his . arrival in E4nr4lanti 'froth' Rome. He was most ryceiced.,";.; Icotint itird6iiikeriwa3'introdpeed to the Prince, and bad . itli - audiOnce:: • • `Vice-Admiral Sir -.Herbert Sawyer Was inveAted with die insigaia a'Knight Commander of the rs . Order Of the Bath-. ,„ . The Reu'int - held a Privy Council, which, was .atieMled by thc' Lord Chancellor, the Lord Prei . - sidcnt, the Lord 'Piivy•Seal, the Chancellortof the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State for the Howe and Foreign Departments, &c. &c. At the close of this Connell another Council was had, at Avllich the Recorder of Loudon was admitted, and made a report,. His Royal Ilighues.gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor, Earl Harrowby, Viscount Castle -reagh, Viscount Shin:truth, 81c. The notorious, Buonapartist, Baron HULLER' who was sent out of the country some months ago, had lately the effrontery to, appear again in Lon don. We are glad to find, however, that he did not long escape the vigilance Government,. but wa.4. immediately taken•into custody, and ordered again out of the country, under a warrant from the Secretary of Sate. Why are not :such cha racters subjected to the more severe penalty of. the Alien Law, and sent immedbitely to-Botany DaY - , Accounts have, it is reported, keen received trout Curagoa, stating, .that a Spanish Division, under. General CALZADA, had been defeated lay the independent troops tinder. General. .t.140, , ,N ATA, Whose bead-qnarters were at Cucuta,. it - r-the,pro:.' .vince Of Vatinas : that the prhvinces of Trirxillo and Merida are in possebsion of the Independents : and that one of their Chiefs, named Toaas, with - reOect able force `under his coutuonil e +hcf.hlpied Niquitas, earache, Baylador, and! other - piiihts: A Royal Order hat been reeeived from Spain at Caraccas, prohibiting the marriage of all native S,paitierds' with Aniertean women. The Combination have agreed that ttreTublic 'ffriglit contione paying them the exorbitant priee for Bre'aii which they have established in defiance of law and inStice. ; whose trial bewn yesterday,i it ksaid, i 3 making every efrort to . 1110V.0 cominisera tic-4, He has lately published .pamphiet, con .soie traits of his conduct tgivards the emigrants,. his fratil9tesb, and opposition to Buo iNAPWrg. tke: ' • . it is reported, that ikliisertn" . has been arrested its' he '‘ , ras passing through one of the last frOntier towns of France, anal that health k such. that hiS life is des/Kilted of. There is,a rtnnooi at Paris, it seems, of the' es tAlAishment of au English Theatre theye.. A French L'aper states,, t.1., ! t a number of dra matic pert,niners pave lieen engaged at Paris for Russia. " 'they %yin: organize, it is . said, two French Theatres, the one at Petershorgh, and the other 'at WarsaVv.=--na . ve the Allied Soverei:tos not seen enough of the folly of encouraging these foreign intriguers ? Alilwrhwi been introduced into the 'French Lois er Chamber in favour . of the St, Domingo Colonists, :Jawing them . aJonger respite against the demand's of their creditors. The hum! I do Montattbarr,.of N0v.25, has; pnb lislied an order of the Minister of General Poli'oe,: containing descriptions of the tollowing4indivi duals, viz. Jean Baptiste Drouct d'Erlon, _Charles, Lefebvre-Desnouettes, August Amellh, Jaques . Laurent Gilly, Michael.Sylvestie Brayer, Francois Regis 'Barthelemy Mouton Duvernet,. .Ernanitel Grnuchy, Berttc,nd Outset, and Henri Eranc:ois. Laborde : all 'these persons arc included in the King's Ordinance.ot July 24. The order of : the . Police Minister directs the necessary scarcb , :s- to be made for their discovery, and their arrest,• wherever :they. may be found, M. Gaos . , a French painteri of eminence, ie at: present engaged on piece,, representing the Departure of the Icing from the Tuileries on the.night of the 19th .of Mat'eh." The estate of Grosbois, which it is said lots-been.: given to the Duke of IVy.t.t.iNGtol4, waslofigierly the property of MONSIEUR. It was sold as na tional property,. bought by 13.1 H R AS, 'HMI sold by him to • Gen. Moan.,:vo—upon whose exile it was given to BERNatrotTe by BOON CARTE, ‘lll - 0, was to pay the value of it to Moiq:atr. ley this,. we understand, was never done, and Madapi.e.:+lotteac will therefore, it 15 said, receive an indemnifica tion front the present French Government. flog..—ln. the • Jamaica Papers of Sept. 28, • we' find• the following fatal result of .a duel An affair of • honour. took place •in Spanish Town, on Sunday afternoon, between ACKGLASII AN, of the .101st. 'regiment of foot, and • Lieut. BanwN, of the ssrne corps, when the former .was mortally wounded, and expired the following morning. His •antagonist was also wounded An: the left arm.'!----On Monday the Grand Jury found a true bill , against Lieutenant, BROWN, Captain Nor..as:,. and Assistant-Surgeon. WHILELEY, of the 101st c6ot;•asid .11nsign (.10D.; PREY .; Of the stb WeSt' India legttne . nt tor wilful -murder. They were tried iity.tbe 1 fith October. St? ion e ; —l. he 'Hostler; ()Ellie Dog • and 'B6ar inn, in the Borough; Was; on Seitutd:i morning about five o'clock, discoVeted inspe - ifet6l:from beam in an avenu:: leading to the stables.. The landlord hearing a noise, and suspLting 'thete' were thieves oft the premises, got up and carve down stairs, when, on going into the yard, be - discovered the deceased hanging as above deserib-t ed, and a pair of steps, which appeared to have been kicked down by him after having been used to enable him to effect his purpose, were lying near the spot. He slept x . vith auotober wan at the inn;•whoinissed hitu-oat of bed about oneVcfock iu the mornhig. NA VA t, N znt'S. VAL'gOVTIt, DEC. 2.—Arrived the Dolphin, Captain METRE, from Palermo, in 23 day's,: for Guernsey ; the Duke of Clarence, Captain BARKER; from Lisbon ; his Majesty's brig Red pale, from Sr. Helena, in five weeks. s Sailealte American ship Clifton, Captain GARDENER the Woodpark, Captain AytiSTRpNG ; and the Pitie lity, -Captain rtowLAND, for London ; the Dul wich, Captain 'ltAttE; for 'London ;• the Albion, Captain GWACE, for Sheerness.,---An Officer is just larided (8 ii:;ivt.)- from the Redp-ole, and gone ofr in a post-chaise.and'fOur fOr town. P. S. Just. arrived' the Dart, GRAPE, from St. Michael's for. London ; threw part .of her.cargo overboard in bad weather.—Wind .S.W.- DEAL, DEC. 4.-Ar . rived this morning, ..and sailed for the Itiver, - the Theadosia; FLINN; frotri the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena ; the Sis 4 tern, DYER ; from Oporto ; the 'Minerva, Ito. Bgturs,. from Oporto.; the'. Ann.,• CRERN, from Belfast. Carne down from the River the Upton Castle, for India, with loss"tif - Mal44op , mast ; • the Ajax, ToNGE, for Genoa; the Lady Har wood, YOWNG, for Grenada ;. Elizabeth, A..TAsfr, for Demerara ; the Langley, ,BYNS, for,Antigua; the Agenora, Br.ntlAKE, for Malta ; and several others (Particulars unknown), atad remain in the Downs, with the outward-hound' as per last.— Wind w. PonTsmotYrn, Dec, 4.—Arrived the Bridport and Alexander transports from Cork ; his Wes ty's ship Dromedary from the 11 - razils ; his jesty's ship Meander from the Alediterraneati ; and the Tulloch Casfle, GuLLAN, master, froin Downs• ,ta DEC.. 4 -,Arriyed the Charlotte packet, with a mail from Oottenburh. . PLY mout Er, DEC. 3.--LArrived the Anita Mar. WYERT, AHRANS- atid:tnitg txo load to repair.—Put iii hetie the Sweretta,..l3Ekr-, sort, front Queli.et:,. ror London;' the'tit4ster died yesterday, and_ was left here,. for -interment .—Prit. wi in the May Flowers, Si;Atll frotoßoltrdeaux iftir London s itaving sprung her main-mast.. - i:-.; COWES, DEC. 4.—Passed at theThack'gr the ; a.l Isle of Wight, th u. e Triton, - Captain Bn.vonyoox.. 4 , from Halifax, in 28 days ; when in lat. 54. 30;-, long. I I. 30.-. spoke toe brig St. Patrick, lieu:it , master, from Waterford for 11-trtelona,with grain,_ in the greatest distress ; Captain EIIEADBROOIi, of the . Triton, took tout six selimen, quite ex% . bausted with fatigue, but the' miStiO (KELLY) . . and three other seamen, afterwards unfo . rtuninely went down with the ship. . - , ' : When his Majesty's ship Iledpole left St.-He lena; -on the 22d of. October, there had . arrived there about ten days from England, his Majesty's ship Ferrer; Captain - STERLING ; his Majesty's ship Havanrtah, Captoin,HamuTON ; and his o ot jesty's ship teams., 'Captain DEvem. 'The Lady Carrington East : lndiatnan from Bombay, anti%lehi Aurora trader from . Bengal, had also arrivedilitr Hettia; - 1111it:Slillelt"fOr ' Eiedrid pieriOqj ' r to the Redpole, • . We are happy _to announce the safe arrival of ,the PriccessElizaheth missing packet, from Lis bon, at ,I>lytpouth Dock, on the evening of the. Ist `iTisinit, into %Odell s port slicwas driven .by, adverse weather. • She left the Tagus on' the .sth - li,viogbeeu beating fro:O the 15th tts the pe riod of her arrival., under..a. Succession,oCcontkorY gales, which had :Continued. Without' intermissioly:' Friday, the, Tiiscan, Captain / . 6:4t.75, .leased from varantlneat Port:mOntli P,NeViotts.-ist ly to• her leaving Gibr,altar; - on,the sthit4.-,lare" Queen, 74, Capt. Coim BASTAItp,, bad pit”ed the- ,_to return to. , England. The Meander is arrived -at- FKintotatil." Tii , can is to be, paid ciff, 4 i'l7l - og . The Julia sloop of war, Captain 'WATLING, As„ ; under 'orders for. St. Helena..... it is believed .sh.e., trill sail with the transports which take out the G6th regiment. This regiment'is.wait s ing the, ar rival of more transports from the River. When the windAs fair,,.the_TAgns, Captain DUND.AS.i. will ;,proCeekirciip: Portsmouth 0 Mei, Mediterraneadi. and the Bann, Captain FisHEß'i to the Coa'st of Africa. The InConstput, Sjr JAs. YEO, for the Coast of Africa ; kind the Niger, Captain S. JACK,ON, .far the United Stat4l : al . l, waiting for a 'fair wind 16 proceed out Of the Harbour. . , John_ Pitrry Gren, a mechanic emplo,yed steam-engine in Portsmouth Dock-yard;.bisse,,p;" apprehended fur uttering a forged Bank!of land note, knowing that it was such. It appeared upon . his examination that he had passed oft,,ovq t , others, and that be,,htid• been. robbed of inorer by, a woman with whom be cohabited: It :was the facility with-,which woman was. uttering her's, that .fortunateiy led to the detection of the crime. : The prisoner says, tha t he brought a bundle of them from Birmingham. Ile is committed for 4notherexamination, • A mosT•,ExTRAottnINA,BY INCREASE.—irt April last, a gentleman planted Inglis warden, near Dum frieS,lfotirtven grains of seed taken from potatoe_ plumdbs, which did not weigh half a grain In-oil:141 1 , •to .procure new. potatoes when diig,o l ll, l w few (lays ago; h e f oun d 'f o u rteen di s ti nc t .si44; containing 728 good sizeable potatoes lit toll : planting next year, several of witicl! weighi4Vl - and the Wholeil; pounds 4 .drams: being a pfoduce of . 20d,OCO.tinies the weight planted TIIL A 11. -,NI We stated from authority, a let , : days ago that lift's of our force returning from France, Sze., ty f erc,destitute of accuracy, as Government had. uotAtetermined on the details of this measure: ililfloW not that the following has any betted .0101 4 , tflundationi . and merely copy it as one of the of dits of the day : lAA of the Regiments leaving Paris and its, neighbourhood for England, with the order of march for embarkation at Boulogne and Calais i the infantry commc.ncing their.itsarch on the Ist , December Irons Parii, the cavalry being already (in their. Way Camth - 7/ ..--Ist and 2d Life Guards, 'l o yal Horse Guards} lst, 2d, and 6th VragoOns, 10th Hussars, 16th and 23d Ligh Dragoons. infautrti.—ist Guards (2d bait.), ad ditto (e.d haft.), Sat; 744 (2d batt.), 95th (3d bittt.), 12th (2d bag.) 3 0 tti (ditto), 33d, 41st; 90th, 14th (3d batt.) 3:ith (2d batt.), 5 144 , 54th,' 59t 11 . {2d bat t.)o;9th-rditto), g ist (4111 Batt.), 23t11, Vi 4; ''Odi,27tli (3d - hatt4, 32t1 ; IGO', 44th (2d butt.), 82d, sStlij Xeitqsdbatt,),, 64th, and 81st (ad Batt.) re g imeins. 1 . /ander:v.-25th (9d batt.l, Sith (ditto), and 731 4 • ret:inwnts ; 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, 2d Garrison Bat vilion, and 3d Garrigon.Co:npany• . The total waking '24,774 rank and file. None of the .troops are to go to Flanders. • The South Hants Light Infantry Militia, stit*" . tionefl at Gosport - , are to liolti theinseives in ifilm mediate readiness to enibark for Ireland. AMERICA. QUEBEC, OCT. 17.—1 t is nom only six since the town was' alarmed, and severely snV" fered, 'hy a serious and diAreSsing, fire, at Pr i ' sideville, the origin of which remains counted for, until this day.—After such a 44 ; 'amity, for another of a like nature,. and under similar circnniStances, to happen in the same neighbourhood, must have the reS uit calling forth the most serious apprehension s.--- ' Jbis is precisely the present state of the publ ic „mind, 4ris!ng from a fire which 'broke out.abo"t I, I, o'elOck On Friday morning, either in the balic" giottse of Messrs. Irvine, M'Naught, and Co. near 4.?risideville, or iu an adjoining. stable, which con' sumedboth those huildings, and thence communi' cated to the marine-store of Mr. A nthonv Anderson, which was' also laid in ashes, hut not until the re; moval,ot gond it contained, many of .were . much injured, and some deStroyed.; 9° w` i also; a dyrelling-house belonging to Mr. Anderson , . apposite to'hiS store, which it wailfound nece ssa l to Aestroy, to prevent the spreading of the : Loner to a range of stores and dwelling-house, beln”g; ing to Messrs. Irvine and Co . . which-had thil li , a t br r en would inevitably have invOlved dtt iiiimsAcs;.,2k, number of other stores and dvrel lirl o s : ) Itfiktqs imt the neighbourhoosi ; the former OD. ,laitiing.p,voperty to an incalculable amount , 1 38 0 ti,ctdarly„, : tiarrack stores of not less value Lb GiTanock: Advertiser, D. 4.1.) ,• NAVAL PRO,11011()NS c APPOINVO Co4utuanders to the rank of Post Captain—jol° F. G Wil11)c:h. j4ens9 • Lieutenants to the rank of Coto tnandel—Chat le9 Crooke, Henry John Hatton, Charles Du Cane, Sau 1 W ford, Mark White, George. Lloyd, John itcynxilds. To be Slperatt united' Unanander's—Thomas Sproule ars' John Ides Short. Midshipmen to the rank of Lieutenant—Robert l'ilorgal)* Wm. Hicks, J. R. Godfrey, John Selbie, G. B. " rafrclit Francis Purchas, William .Jones, Hanberry Cle u3cats' .C.,..L..Beart, Scryingour, Nilliaui .11 3, Abf • hatn Parks, Joseph Low, Edward Plaggetilvibrii in Litt) `Grant, .Satnuel Tancock, C. A. M. Pynsent, elanul Ilisatontte'," George' , Noble,' John Osman, Sutton Sbarl'' )04oliel! . SlYokatt , Samuel Brookensha, Vesey .1 01,3 PAIN, Godfrey Fosherry, Aaron Ga,ue, Samuel Pali" , Gem ' ) titcst, Robert C. Brown, Thomas Johnson, E. B. Iliestbr4"°,4-. H. Short, Thomas Elallowes,' George Remiche, 'llJ°°-- Aire, Edward Bryant, Hendrick Johnston H. P. Ilardir°69 Thomas Burnham, John T. Hudson, John Stedds', Ge°P Collins, 'Edward I', Dwyer, George Brown, Charles Mr" John O'Reilly, Wm..Suttort, John W.Yoting, John Griffiths, Satutt'el Meredith, James N.. Jars-is, John Cac tljelfr John Pugh; John Smartt " - - To be Masters=-George Poynter, Robert Tilmoirth, ..; APLean To be.. Sun:cons-4. H. Acheson, John Cameron, 211 ,, 119' . der Danhar„ \Vas. Burig.ht;James.i-lannayEdward :7 ; i i , eattt. J. F. Clial•trim 1,7: i ';l 1 1 : e " n isi T 'l E Vti s o e ne, for rink. ' nor3t to' i4•(;.4i.t•Ctn.,—Citittles Ogle, to the Malta; 'fhowaS • itc,..s he Rantil,,.: , ; .L',.;,,t Tai:our, to the Tontrant; '° l ' l3 1i 4 01,1 . !•.,t, '.. to' the Ilecate." .- lirettiVll•vdcliston, to the Ni.er, vice "Lieut. Di' 1 3 ' d r i-,,per. JalUe4 Hay 4'l likiltulstimits—ll. \V. Maspn,.ltobert:Peame ('-'•i , ati Geor4 o and IL P. Hopner, to the Alceste ; •IX''',: a rt; -' PI Maxey, to thc Active; Wm. Lane (a), to the itltran ; ''• Pit ;chin , SOH 2), to the llriseis ; Robert Crushi-, to the vi,.''' a t i,oWi tt ' (I•titie; to the'Bulwaik; J. M. Donnell ' an and 11°,u., r- itettni e s • - the•lliver; Joint Cheshire, to the Faltnonth; 1'', 1 ',,,.' IL V :(4ahrjet.Chiistie., and :Mark Kent, to the (if a l .' - , ' • x3ea lii.ekent to the Hazard- AlPhon,ti 14 v tom` " .-11 c. ° 1 2e' '.. IlaWkins •14 V' 1-1 i' v 01 . ., , ,...,*. ....asscoe., at • tn. ee, to the Lyra; K',: rt the 'll 3 r .. ngi•Lotwistle,SyJney King, and F. A. Se c ',.,. - t - '•::,' u to '1 < l ' l u flagasear ; Wln. t'r'ice to til`e M'alta D:tilie , "•-' ' llic :" " ):'''' • castle ; C. J. Cater, to the Nunrod; the Martin; George liturton, ;n Ilenben Pan,_„ O'Brien Hall, J. r. and"'"vsoli. Tenkiti Jones, to the Isc.tco Orontes; Joseph Alarthalk (11, Richard Iloare, Richar d , t o gory , ann J. N. Campbell, to the Phaeton : Jobu Gabriel, t he'Proiiietheits ; A. Borth WlO,, 'rltontas Gray (1) 1 3 - ‘" '',, 4- re , and Charles Ilaydon, to the I:.antilies; A. N. Willia nsa ''' C. .ths . Bitieniall,; Joseph E. C• Pit6e!cl, to the Superb ; Itogec.„4 4.hirry, , to the Tennant; Thos. I.ei.h and Rt. !Si ngston, to I._ ' rent , e4l . e; Pett:r MOrri, to the IV;ser ; John M:Hutchis.l•__ , to'. the alltitin ; . .101111..5. Dix.On and. is.. P. Le Neve tO tp c J. I). Stewart, W ore - Lo•An:ity, Lie f ut. G. L. Satinders is f-.iippointed to the transport se.r" t•le,t;•aitilectilr as 1,- • • • • p•tuy tle transports with ttl • I ' , 113., aCCOIII . i . • i.43tii Ttlimc lit, to fi t. Helena , ' Lieutenant and Agent George Decourdieu trill remain here for further ordet's, in iien of Lieutenant Coppirtger, e:teasel:lw, Royal Marines—Cola.; Tbontas H. il , loriee, to the Bulwark:. First Lieutenant WiLiiarn Lawrie, to the Eslt ; First Lieute nant 3. F. L. Crofton, to thtt Falmouth ; First Lieut. W'• 31 ' Morgen to the Graniens ; Capt. Al'M'Clogart, to' the Leattl•• der ,First Lieut. Alfred Burton, to the'M adagasca r ; Caa i, F. Ilaillie, to the Newcastle; First Lieut. Sarirtel .1.3• Ellis, to the. Pactolus; First Lieut. j. Campbell, to the Phaeton; , S c eond Lieut.. Capt. M. Arnett, First Lieut. Charles Cupples T. et-at:knell, to the Tonnant. Masters—F. nottliert and Richard 7.ti rs tall, to he Superirt" A c tive; tending nasters at Sheerness; IViu._lVllite (2) to the John :Alen, to the Alert; John Cra ,, g; to the Alt , P l3l "" ; j , • . Utrcfain,. - to the Baccluis : William ~liller, to' tlie Bari" ;„,"" Lyatt, to the Britoniart ; L. John fi) to the Gllddei; 1.-0- "lien Tiltuouth to the Cornelia; n. BT.. P. Pell, to the 11 , Lira i' . .: 1 7 Luutlit,u 1 p t 4) the Mad:it:wear; J.I.:!:1le:-., to Ow ftlagi" y,,:z.i-, to the , A.;enne ; Wlli. Pnrdo, to the _,t;;..a; Ci.:,:r6 l : ; " ve :, to Oil .: '*fi- ,, qtlito; E. Bransfieli, to the !'actor ,is: A• ! '` '',:Vita=t•on; E. nankin, to the Pioneer ; 3• iiarlie, to tb ° . "..'itatrOse; J. ikpourn,,totne. ilaa t iti,s; J. Autulin to the Snrili ; Win. ()wool-, to the St. Geor,;;-; P. Ilt•iyon• iP t " Wes , ;is; 'G,-Satt inters; to tin, Ti+.r , ; Vt'...1.-L,C.3on, to the Tor * I Wise ; Charles M`Ltod, to the Wasp. I i