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he 32d regiment; brevet-captain and lieutenant Geo. Moore. to be captain of a company, vice Bell removed to the 34t1: regiment. TrrEDICALDTPARTMENT. Assis'ant-Surgeons — David Lewis, James Grierson, Richard lleasloy, and Archibald Cooke, to be surgeons for the aug mentation. The promotion and transfers to the new regiment, leaving the lieutenants very unequally distributed in the old corps, the l'ollowing removals are made in consequence to equalize the regiments in that rank. Lieutenant A. B. Armstrong from the 27th to the 10th regi ment, next below C. Douglas. Lieutenant Wm. Whitaker from the 25th to the 30th regi ment, next below C. Kinlock. Lieutenants Miles Dormer from the 11th to the 10th regi ment, next below A. B. Armstrong. Lieuthnant K. W. Beatson from the llth to the 7th, next below W. M. Sturt. Lieutenant Charles Farmer from the 22d•thi the 9th regiment, next below 0. Gordon. Lieutenant Wm. Hickey from the 16th to the Ist, next be low H. Dovetail. Lieutenant Hon. W. Stapleton from the Bth to the 23th re giment N. L'neit below J. Dade. Lieutenant IL W. llalhead from the 16th to the i4th do. next below W.'Simpson. - Lieutenant J. K. M`Causland from the 16th to the 9th do. next below .1. Holmes. Lieutenant Chase Bracken from the 19th to the 231 do. next below J. Jones. Lieutenant W. Mackintosh from the 19th to the 2d do. next below G. Temple. Lieutenant J. R. Talbot from the 25th to the 30th do. next below W. Whitaker. Lieutenant Charles Guthrie from the 26th to the 23d do. next below C. Bra:ken. Lieutenant Alban T. Davis from the 22d to the 29th do. next below E. M. Orr. Lieutenant B. W. Ebhart from the 27th to the 7th do. next below R. W. Beatson. Lieutenant W. Beveridge from the 17th to the 18th do. next below V. Shortland. Lieutenant W. Shortland flan the 22d to the European regi ment, next below G. A. C. Stewart. Lieutenant Alexander Hodges from the 21st to the 14th re giment N. 1., next below R.' W. Halheatl. ' Lieutenant C. W. Wylde from the 17th to the 10th do. next below J. M. Dormer. Lieutenant E; F. Spencer from the 3d to the 16th do. next below J. W. J. Robertson. `• Lieutenant H. H. Arnand from the . l2th to the 17th do. next below J. Hay. • . The appointments to regiments of all Ensigns not promoted in their respective corps, previously to the date of the new regiments, is cancelled ; and the under-mentioned from the general list are promoted to Lieutenants, and posted to the corps specified opposite their names, in order to complete them. Ensigns to be Lieutenants. To what Corps posted. Joseph Charles Sage • .31st Regt. Native Infantry. Edward Wakefield 3(1 do Alexander Wilson 32d do Thomas. Galdney 12th do John Alexander Shearer Ist do 11'illiam Murray - - 2d do G'eorge. Richard Talbott 9th do An. Al. Lamb Corri 27th do Ab. Brown Sober Kent 33d do I. E. A. Mapleton David Leslie Richardson eorge Henry Dalby John Platt Edward A. Cumberledge 'William Andrew Ludlow N. Joseph Cumberledge Henry lock Clements G. Macan John Peter Wade John Edm. Londers William 'Henry Phibbs Thomas Collins Witton Charles James Aldfield Robert Campbell John Hor. Clarkson Charles Manning James G. Douglas James Cooke John Cumberledge John Bartleman Marmaduke Richardson Thomas Lee Kennedy (leo* M. Sewell James Roxburgh Edward Squibb John Pollard Walter Rutherford Alexander C. Scott James Saunders Henry Buddleston t.;harles,J. Huth.waite Colin Campbell Johns Evans t ieorge Irvine Justin Sheil .John W. Rowe Charles H. S. Freeman David Williams 1-ibert Birch .Simon F. Hannah .Frederic B. Corfield Fryer B. Todd Francis Warwick J o hn F. Curgenven John Gibbs James C. Tudor Joseph H. Smith W. C. B. Hopper Richmond Houghton Curwen Gale William Foley Charles Fowle Thomas Smith- William Cossart Carleton George Nugent. Irvine Thomas Lysaght Robert Chetwode R. R. Margrave Alfred Lewis Richard Angelo R. Castle Jenkins G. Henley. Newhouse It. F. Mackenzie .1 os..Cortield Isaac" Cooper R. E. Batteley C. 11. Naylor W. F. Bentson JJugh Troup Patrick Grant Alex. J. Fraser Samuel Twemlow W. J. Cooper W. J. G. Robe Jos. J. Farrer Collien Troup Richd. Somerville James Burney John Burney F.. C. Reeves Owen Lomer John Blencowe Wm. Y. Torckler Llenry Mackintosh Alex. K. Agnew J.. G. Gordon John Wyllie R. J. H. Birch F. W.:Birch John Woodburn John Butler 11. B. Smith Alex. Watt Wm. Palmer Andrew Clarke Thos. P. Ellis H. b. Boileau Francis Beaty D. Balderston C. Chester J. B. D. Galiam 0. W. Span 11. .11PNair A. E. llPMundo James Gresham A. L. Durie Andrew Charlton Horace Basley Geo. Wilson Samuel Long E. E. Ludlow James Maclean B. Bygrove • C. H. Cobbe R. Stewart J. Russell J. 0. Oldham W. A. Smith European Regiment '2sth do 4th do 13th -do 27th do I 1 th 16th do 17th do 15th do 24th do 23d do do 20th do sth do sth do 2tl do 30th do 21st do 23d do 31st do 29th do 32d do 6th do 7th do -33 d do 34th do I3th do 14th do European Regt. 10th- regt. nat. inf. 20th do 16th do 17th do Slst do 3d do. 32d do 12th do Ist do 2d do 9th do ..27th 33d do .30th do 28th do 34th do 4th do 29th do 12th do 24th do 26th do 10th do 7th do Bth do Uth do 19th (10 Ist (10 22d do 3d do - 15th do 25th do 11th do 21st do .22d do 6th do 'lBth do 13th do 19th do 28th (10 26th do 14th do European Regt. 25th Regt. Nat. Inf. 4th do 13th do • .27th do 14th do 16th do 17th do 15th do 24th do 23d do Bth do 20th do sth do .sth do .2d (10 30th d o 21st do 23d do 31st do 29th do E. Cart E. J. Bets J. Welchman 3. T. Lowe A. M. L. Maclean Benj. Scott Wm. Wise Edward Rushworth, Wm. Struthers J. H. Vanrenen J. W. Colquhoun J. Gibh 32d Regt. Native Infantry 6th do 7th do 33d do 34th do 18th do 14th do European Regiment 10th Regt. Nat. Inf. 20th do 16th do 17th do _ _ The remaining Ensigns in the Army are Posted to Regiments as follows ; the first nine being to fill up all vacancies announc ed to the present date inclusive—the rest in succession of majors and corps : Ensigns Geo. Cumming Wm. M. Rarnsay Alex. Macdonald Wm. D. Stewart R. L. Burnett John Macdonald John Knyvett Arthur Knyvett Edward J. Watson Wm. Innes Bruce Boswell - Wm. Stewart Stephen Williams Yrancis Hunter Joseph Witeford William Peel 'William F. A. Seymour Matthew Smith George A. Mee R. H. Miles A. G. Lloyd Charles Griffin John Buncombe Charles Commeline Henry Charton Hugh Todd . H. F. Broderip Philip Goldway Alexander Webster William Macgeorge W. - H. Leacock Robert Codrington J. C. Plowden William Tritton Henry Fowls James Hannay Francis Thomas George Burford William Clifford William Freeth Frederick Moore Joan A. Fairhead James Matthie Francis Trimmer Alfred Arabia William M. Tritton Hugh A. Boscawin Henry Stone Francis Hewitt George G. Marshall William R. Corfield T. J. Rock(' K. Cambell A. S. Singer C. B. Hall Thomas Gear A. C. Dennistoun Joseph Peacocke F. V. Megrath M. T. West W. T. Savory ' W. R. MitfOrd G. M. Sherer W. C. Ormsby A. L. Barwell F. St. John Sturt John Hindson Farquhar Macrae F. C. Milner Henry Fitzsimmons J. H. Sankey H. M. Graves G. D. Johnstone John Campbell Henry Moore J. B. Robinson D: C. Keiller F. Knyvett Francis Winter J. S. Hodson Rob. Macdonald N. 5, Nesbitt C. I. F. Burnett L. C. Brown D'Arcy Preston Daniel Bamfield Fdward Jackson Hon. H. Gordon J. C. Lumsdaine Frederick Cooner George Byron David Ross H. N. Worsley James Craigie E. Dupree Townshend John Dyson W. J. B. Knyvett Henry Smith Henry Lyell 0. B. Thomas C. H. Eyre C. H. Boisragon William Hunter Thomas Dalyell James Burnett J. R. Bigge A. E. Campbell William Glen Mr. E. Hay Richard Nelson Samuel Stapelton John Chesney Corps 31st Regt. Nat. Inf. 31st do 10th do 3d do 27th do 24th do 33d do 32d do 30th do 12th do Ist (10 2d do 9th do 27th do 33d do 28th do 34th do 4th do 29th do 12th do 24th do 26th do 10th do 7th Bth do 9th do 19th do Ist do 221 do 3d do 15th do 25th do 11th do 21st do 22d do 6th do 18th do 18th do 19th do 28th do 26th do 14th do European regiment 25th regiment N. I. 4th do 13th do 27th do 11th do 16th do 17th do 15th iio 24th do 23d do Bth do 20th do sth do sth do 2d do 30th do 21st do 23d do 31st (10 29th do 32d do 6th do 7th do 33d do 34th do 18th do 14th do European Regiment 10th Regt. Native Infantry 20th do 16th do 17th do 31st do 3d ao 32d do 30th do 12th do Ist do 2d do 9th do 27th do 33d do 28th do 34th do 4th do 29th do 12th do 24th do 26th do 10th do 7th do B thdo 9th do 19th do Ist do 22d do 3d do 15th do 25th do 11th do 21st do 22d do 6th do 18th do 13th do 19th clo 28th do 26th do 14th do European Regiment 25th Regiment N. I. 4th do 13th do 27th do 11th do 16th do 17th do 15th do 24th do 23rd do Bth do 20th do sth do sth do 2nd do 30th do 21st do 23c1 do 31st do 29th do 32d do 6th do 7th do 33d do 34th do 18th do 14th do European Regiment 10th Regt. Native Infantry. 20th do 16th do 17th do 31st do 3d do 32d do 30th do 12th do Ist do Robert Crofton J. W. Michell - \V. H. R. Boland J. H. Handscomb Bower Stewart Robert Riddell G. W. Bolton William Brownlow Robert Menzies G. C. Armstrong R. W. Fraser G. E. Van Heythuysen Richard Chitty J. H. Craigie James Stephen M. W. Gilmore George Cox K. B. Hamilton F. Bennett Henry Beaty W. S. Monteath William Bibbuiph F. W. Anson F. W. Hardwick William Souter John Ross Alfred Jackson John Bracken Robert Mc Murdo C. S. Barberie Samuel R. Bagshawe William Mitchell Thomas Seaton P. P. Turner H. W. J. Wilkinson C. B. Kennett John Tierney J. H. Scott Archibald Bogle _FORMATION OF THE NEW REGIMENTS. 31ST REGIMENT NATIVE INFANTRY. 3lajors. J. S. Harriott Charles Martin from the 2d Regiment Gth do Captains. B. Roope A. Hodson E. B. Higgins Lewis Shaw G. Wymer Alexander Dick William Gregory James Watkins Lieutenants. Thomas Kepworth (B. C.) 4th do Robert.Becher do) 10th do Robert Stewart do) 26th do Trends Crossley do) European Regiment 23d do 10th do 25th do lllth do 3d do 17th do 3d do 14th do J. C. W'etherspoon (do) 21st Regiment Native Infantry Benjamin Ashe do) European Regiment 13rough Malty (do): 9th Regiment Native Infantry H. G. Nash 7th do John Tomlinson , 9th do Ebenezer Marshall Ist do J. It. Stock 9th do Francis J. Bellew 18th do R. A. Macnaghten 19th do G. E. Britton 20th do William Forbes 23d do R. R. Hughes ' ' 11th do William Glasgow 2d do George H. Cos 13th do Gos. Charles Sage 2d do Jos. H. Smith 16th do R. C. Jenkins 21st do J. 0. Oldham 15th do - Ensigns. George Cumine William M. Ramsey W. R. Mitford J. B. Robinson Henry Beaty P. P. Turner 12th do 4th do 3d (16 17th do Bth do 20th do 32D lIEGIMEN'T NATIVE INFANTRY. ' "Majors: George Sargent from the 7th Regiment Native Infantry S. H. Tod 30th do Captains. N. Bubke A. Lockett ' J. Mailing, .J. Anderson P. Brewer Jos. Harris Thomas Robinson Thomas Riynolds • Lieutenants. Charles Andres (MC) 24th do George Jenkins (do) 7th do John Davis (do) 28th do R. B. Fergusson (do) 4th do William Jover do) • ' 4th do Joseph B. Smith do) . 17th d o Fred. .Mackenzie do) ' 2gth dd J. H.l i 4 Kinlay 7th do J. IL Aire 39th do 30th do 14th do 9th do 27th do 24th do 2d do 2d do 2d do Elias E. Isaac 15th do P. C. Anderson oth do R. M. C. Cullay Pallack 7th do William Bignell Bth do Robert Wroughton 20th do ... •, Francis Candy Bth do Honourable Wm. Hamilton 12th do Ninion Lewis 27th do William Hoggen 13th do Alexander Wilson 10th do Richmond Houghton Bth do K. F. Mackenzie 2btli do Edward Chart 27th do Ensigns. Arthur Knyvett 27th do. W. C. Oramby 6th do Frederick Knyvett bth do William 13eddulph 17th do C. B. Kennett European Regiment 33n REGIDINNT NATIVE INFANTRY. Majors. IR. C. Garnham, from the 29th Regiment Native Infantry , Jam es . Delamain 7th do Captains. J. A. Shadwell Forster Walker William Skene Thomas Wollocombe Patrick M. Hay • James Person William James Geo. W. A. Lloyd Lieutenants. Peter Grant (B. C.) Andrew Harvey (ditto) Ralph Foster (ditto) G. J. B. Johnston (ditto) John Grant (ditto) Thomas Goding (ditto) William Bacon (ditto) H. A. Newton R. W. Wilson Robert Delamain Francis .1% Boyd. Henry - Paul Robert Taylor M. G.,White G. D. Roebucke R. D. White Geo. Fleming Edw. Watt A. B. S. Kent Charles Fowle Hugh Troup J. G. Lowe Sth do European Regiment 29th Regiment Native Infantry 14th do 28th do 18th do 13th do 28th do 23th do 4th do 14th do 9th do bth do European Regiment 10th Regiment Native Infantry 3d do 29th do Ist do 14th do Bth do 11th do 23d do 23d de 12th do 22d do 10th do 3d do Ist do 30th do 28th do Ensigns. —..-- John Knyvett 27th do Joseph Whiteford 22d do John Hindson 19th do D'Arcy Preston Pith do William Souter 20th do ___ . 34TH RV: II3IEI ' I 'T NATIVE INFANTRY. Majors. llenry Huthwait from the sth Regiment Native Infantry A. Stoneham 29th do Captains. J. H. Cave J. Gabb Thomas Barron Frederick Young 'Walter A. Yates George Banks Bell Henry G. Smith George Young. 21st do Ist do 10th do 13th do 18th do 30th do 25th do 24th do LijutepantZ William Grant, (8.C.) Hugh Wilson, (do) James Smith . (do) Nicholas Penny . (do) Alexander M‘Mahon ((1o) John Thompson, (do) Robert Sam. Phillips (do) Charles Thoresby, Henry Lawrence, Thomas Moodie, Charles Marshall, Lewis Vansandau Robert P. Fulxher John B. Fenton Andrew G. Ward George Ml' George H. White John Frederick George Henry Dalby Thomas Smith Samuel Twemlow A. M. L. Maclean 10th do 30th do sth do 14th do 24th do 10th do 26th do 29th do lath do Ist do 15th do Bth do 20th do 23d do Ist do 12th do 4th do 15th do 9th do 15th do 24th do sth do Ensigns. W. F. A. Seymour Farquhar Macrae Edward Jackson John Ross Bth do 13th do 29th do 21st do WM. CASEMENT, Lieut.-Col. Sec. to Gov. Mill. Dept. CONDEMNED SERMON.-Yestnday morning the Rev. Chaplain of the New Debtors' Prison, Whitecross-street, preached an excellent discourse in the Chapel of the Gaol of Newgate, before the three unfortunate young men ordered for execution, viz.- 7 Sarnuel Rains and John Aurtin Wren, for highway robbery, accompanied with maliciously shooting ; and John Castle, convicted at the last Admiralty Sessions of stab bing Mr. John William Clarke, his Commander, with intent to murder him. The body of the chapel and southern gallery were completely crowded with prisoners, and the gallery on the north side was filled by persons who gained admission by orders from the Sheriff's. The formula of the Church having been read in an impressive manner, the Rev. Divine (in the absence of Mr. Cotton, the Ordinary, who was prevented from illness) delivered an excellent discourse from the following words—" Thus saith the Lord, thou shalt die, and not live ;" 2 Book of Kings, chap. 20th, verse Ist. The unhappy culprits were much affected during the service, as were also the unfortunate men by whom they were surrounded. Thomas Thurtell particularly appeared deeply impressed, and was alternately absorbed in sorrow anti wrapped in deep reflection. At the close of the service the condemded persons took a last farewell of their late companions, whose fate is not as yet decided ; when some of them, as if in contemplation of a similar fate, exclaimed, " Good bye! you only go a little before us !" The audience were much affected by the solemnity of this awful separation. ROYAL NAVY, &c. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 20.—The Terror bomb, Captain Arbuthnot, which was intended for service at Algiers, has been goiiiady for sea with extraordinary expedition. She will go out 'of halbour on Monday. Ort Tuesday the Gloucester, 74, Captain Lillicrap, C.B. sail ed for the River, to lie aira guard-shiii there. The Jamaica Gazette says—" We cannot refrain from expressing our admi ration of the conduct of CommodOre Sir Edward Owen while superintending the Naval force on these stations." On Wednesday sailed the Arachne, 18, Capt. Chads for Lis bon, Madeira, the Cape, the Mauritius, and B e n ga l, w ith dis patches; and the Starling, Lieut. Turner, on a cruise. On Thursday, the Sparrowhawk s 18, Capt. Hon. Richard Saunders Dundas, went out of Harbour, fitted.for Channel service; and remains at Spithead with the Grasshopper and Vigilant. On Tuesday, the yachts Georgina and Twins, were launched from Messrs. Roberton and Button's Yard ; the former for T. F. Best, Esq. Capt. Hon. Montagu Stopford is appointed' to the Algerine, 10, at Deptford, fitting for the Mediterranean; Lieutenants 'l'. Robinson and C. Thomson to the Bulwark; Lieut. C. Calde cott, Cyrene ; Mr. A. Frame to be Purser of the Terror. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS• TYOI7SE OF COMMONS. NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the D AY, which now stand in the ORDER-BOOK for the Present Week. Monday, March 22. ORDERS OF THE DAY. 1. Cattle 111-treatment Bill—Further consideration o f R e port. 2. Judges in 'Vales Bill—Committee. 3. Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report. 4. County Gaols Bill—Further consideration of Report. 5. Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading; _ 2 . 6. Game Laws Amendme n t Bill—Further consideration ul Report. 7. Postage Rates Bill—Report. 8. Constables Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill__s e cond Wad' mg. - "9. Recovery of Penalties Bill--Third Reading. 10. Customs Acts--Committee thereupon. • 11. Silk Trade Bill—Committee ; Counsel to be heard. 12. Supply—Report. • 13. Supply—Committee. - 14. Ways and Means—Committee.. - , • 15. County Courts Bill-1.-Committee. . 16. Officers in Courts of Justice (Compensation for loseeil i n consequence of County Courts Bill)—Committee there upon. • 17. Slave Trade Piracy Bill—Report. • 18. Penitentiary Convicts Bill—Report. 19. Insolvent Debtors Bill—Committee. 20. Supply—Report. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. 1. Mr. Ashhurst--Select Committee to consider the alh);varcei, granted to Bakers by the 43d Gco. 3, c. 1113, places where the Assize of Bread is set. 2. Mr. Banltes:-British Museum Estimates. (In Commit tee of Supply.) • • ' '3. Mr. Lushington—Army Extraordinaries ; Commissariat' (In Committee of Supply). [Last Day for Reading Private Bills tbeTirst'Time.l Tuesday, March 23. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. 1. Mr. Wilmot liirton—Bill to male provision for the bett er conduct of the Fisheries on the Banks of Newfoundland ; and to consolidate into one Act various Acts of Parliamen t now in force respecting the same. 2. Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to continue the . Alien Act. 3. Mr. Bankes—Select Committee to cons id er Of th e Plan I°' Building Courts of Jiistice. 4. Mr. Martin (of Galway),—Bill to regulate the proceed by Outlawry, and subsequent p r o cee di ng by Cusk)& 47 ' thereon, in Ireland. Wednesday, March 24. NOTICES OF moTiows. 1. Lord Viscount Althorpe—Bill to abolish Settlement by Il i " ing and Service. 2. Mr. Kennedy—Select Committee, to inquire into the La ws relating to the Salmon Fishery in Scotland. Thursday, March 25. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. 1. Mr. Cripps—Bill to amend General Turnpike Act 2. Sir John Newport—Committe e t o i nves t igate t h e state o f Education in Ireland, and to devise the most eflicacil means of rendering the fund s d es ti ne d by P ar li amen t, and otherwise, to that great obje c t, ava il a bl e t o t h e whal e body of the People, without religious distinction. Friday, March 26. ORDERS OF THE DAT. 1. Qualification of Jurors Bill—Committee. 2. Usury Laws Repeal Bill—Committee. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. I. Arrivals in England.. From Bengal—The Morley, Holliday, in the Downs, sailed the 13th Sept., and from the Cape, the Ist Jan. The Norfolk, Greig, in the Downs, sailed the Ilth Oct. and from St. Helena, the 11th Jan. From Aladras—The Ann and Amelia, Short, in the Downs sailed from th e S an d H ea d s, t h e 3d Oct., from Madras the 11,d; Oct., and from St. Helena the 11th Jan. From New South Wales —The Lucitania, Lang-don in the Downs ; sailed from S y d ney t h e 20th August, from 'Hobart Town the Bth Oct., and from Rio Janeiro the I6th Jan. From Otaheite—The Active, Charlton, at Falmouth, sailed from the Society Islands 13th Oct., and from Pernambuco, the 24th Jan. Prcm the Mauritius—The Alexander, Rabe, off Dover, sailed the Ist. Dec., and the Cape Ist. Jan., bound to Copen hagen. . 11. Arrivals at the Ea - stern Ports. At Madras—Oct. 13. The Kingston ' Bowen, from London. At-Calcutta. - .The Abherton, Percival, the Potton, Welbank, and the Florentia, Wimble, the 7th Oct., from London. N. B. The report of theioss of the Pottos is untrue, she had slightly touched the:ground at Willoughby, and sustained no injury. At St. Helena, Dec. 3.—The Amsterdam Packet from Batavia. At Valparaiso, Sept. 27—The Stanmore, Gray, from Cal cutta, in 112 days. 111. Sailings from India. From Bengal, Oct. 3.—The Portsea, 'Worthington, for Tel licherry, Mauritius, and Cowes. Oct. 6.—The "Lady East, Richardson, and the Felicitas, Campbell, for the Mauritius and London. From Madras.—The Madras, Clark, to sail for London, the Ist Nov.; the Britannia, Luke, and the Asia, Pope, the 15th January. IV. Ships Loading for London. At Bengal—The Eliza, Ward; Ogle Castle, Brown; Pilot, Gardner : Sophia, Sutton ; Cadmus, Talbert ; Lady Flora., McDonnell; Elizabeth, Swan ; Lord Suffield, Brown ; and Madras, Clark, for London, At Bombay—The Royal Charlotte, Graham, for London. At Madras—The Madras, Clark, for. London. At the Cape—The Kains, Cunningham, (from Madras) for London, with part of the 'Bombay ship Brailaford's cargo, which ship, it is expected, ,was condemned. • V. Miscellaneous Occurrences. A letter has been received from the Atlas, Capt. Clifton, dated Calcutta, the 29th Sept. The ship lies deep in the Hog Creek, and with difficulty boats can reach her, 80 tons of cargo was try A the rin ' experiment of Captain Charles saved, and more expected. It was supposed the ship dug o u t at the dry season , an d a ft e rwards floated at the flood tides in the next y ear . Bengal , taken Cowes, is rid ing out the a pp roac iii n gN.K. Monsoon, at Dl ac k woo d' s Harbour, lst Oct.up, by l£323•—The Government,Th e t o Mary on the Coromandel Coast, in the shore of the Armegan Shoal. VI. Passengers from India, &c. Ann and Amelia, from Madras—Mrs. Reid, Mr. R. C. Cole, Surgeon, Capt. Fenwick, Mr. Reid, Capt. W. H. G o dd ar d, Master S. Steward, two native servants. Kains, from Madras, left at the Cape, 4th Jan.—Mrs. Bo ham, Capt. F. Hall; Mr. W. Boham, Surgeon, Capt. E. Hib_ game ; 'Aleuts. T. P. Lang, H. M . 13th Dragoons, E. Dobbin, W. Bremmer, G. Williams, H. J. Kennye; Ens.—J. C: Hawes, Mr. S. Gore; two Misses and Master Strattons, two Miss Atkinsons. Norfolk, from Bengal, Nil. Regalia, from Hobart Town—Mr. J. Raine, John Richards, A. Danvers: Lousitania, from Sydney, Mr. Bainstall and family, Captain Purcall. Active, from Otaheite, Nil. VII. Ships expected to sail this week from England. The Catherine, Mackintosh, from Portsmouth, and the Tyne, Evarrington, from Deal, for Madras and Bengal. "The Countesiof Harcourt, Bunn, the Deveran, Wilson, and the Denmark, Hill, Foreman, from Deal, for Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales. N.B. There are no ships for Bombay, Mauritius, or the Cape until the succeeding week. Vlll.—Ships spoken with. The Balmyra, Lamb, from London to Bengal, 15th Oct., iat. 18. N. long. 87. E. The Rockingham, Beach, from London to Bengal, 9th Oct., lat. 18. N. long. 88. W. The Hibernia, Gullies, from London to Van Diemen's Land, 2d Jan., lat. 26. S. long. 29. W. The Heroine, Ostter, from London to New South Wales, 2d January, lat. 18 S. S. long. 26 W. The Barkworth, Cotgrave, from London to Bombay, 3d Jan. lat. 14 20 S., long. £8 W. The Bengal Merchant, Brown, from London to Madras and Bengal, 3d Jan., lat. 23 50 S., 30 W. The Albions, Swainson, from Liverpool to Bengal, 22d Oct. lat. 8 20 N. long. 90 E. INDIAN BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS.—At Triehinopoly, the 18th of September, the Lady of H. Prichard, Esq., of a son.—At Courtallum, the sth of Aug., the lady of W. F. Newtyn, Esq.: of a son.—At My sore, on the 9th of September, Mrs. Van In on, of a son.—On the 10th of S e pt em b er , t h e l a d y o f W. 0. Shakespeare, Esq., of a daughter.—At Chittledroog, on the 3d of September, the lady of captain Batherly, Ist batt. 6th regt. of a daughter.—At Negapatam, on the 18th of September, the lady of major J. D. Crompton. —At Saint Thomas's Mount, on the 19th September, the lady of capt. Abdy, of a son.—At Arcot, on the 15th of September, the lady of lieut. Naylor, 89th regt., of a son.—At Mosulipatam, on the 26th September, the lady of lieut.-col. Kenny, 17th native infantry, of a daughter.-17th September, the lady of H. E. Woodcock, of a daughter.—At Janina, on the 19th of Sept. the lady of lieut. Gibbons, of a son.—At Nyd rabad, on the 22d Sept. Mrs. Rousseau, of a son.—At Pense waukum, on the 18th Oct. the lady of H eery John Vandon, Esq. of a son.—At the Mount, on the 4th of Oct., the lady of John Ste phenson, Esq. of the horse brigade, of a son.—At Trichinopoly, on the Ist of October, the lady of Capt. C. A. Elderton, of a daughter.—At' Bellary, on the 22d of September, the lady of o.'Allsop, Esq. of a daughter.—At Chowrmghee, on the 2d of September, the Lady of W. H. Abbot, Esq. of a daughter.— Same day, the lady of F. 0. Hall, Esq., of a daughter.—At Calcutta, on the 4th of September, Mrs. John Miller, of a son. Same place, on the 6th, the lady of J. B. Dorrett, Esq. of a son.—Same day, the lady of M. Arom,,Esq. of a son and heir. On the 7th, Mrs. G. R. Gardener, Esq. of a son.—On the 9th, the lady of Alelligan Sappings, Esq. of a son.—At Bhaugul pore, on the 17th of August, the lady of J. P. Ward, Esq. of a son.—At Patna, on the 25th of August, the lady of Dr. Thomp son, of a daughter.—At Bombay, on the sth of October, the lady of Capt. Rotton, his Majesty's 20th regt., of a daughter. At Poonah, on the 13th of October, the lady of Capt. A. N. Brown, of a daughter. MaanieaEs Wallajahbad, on the 22d Sept. Lieut. Mal colm 11 'Neill, 6th regt. light cavalry, to Emily, second daughter to Major Bennett, 69th regt.—At Joulna, Bth Sept., Marcus White, Esq., to Priscilla, only daughter of --- Brooks, Esq. same station.—At Baylon, on the 3d Sept. R. Brock, Esq. to Miss A. C. Robinel.—At Madras, on the 22d Sept. Lieutenant Joseph Simmons, 45th regt. to Matilda, youngest daughter of W. Rutter, Esq. DEATIIB.-At Hassingabad, 27th Aug., Major W. Hanley, political agent at Bhopal.—At Madras, 27th Aug., the lady of Capt. Fenwick, Madras European regt.—At Belgaum, the 9th Sept. Col. G. Molle, his Majesty's 46th Itegiment.—A t Madras, 9th Sept. H. F. Lyte, Esq.—The 18th Sept. Mrs. Julia Taylor. Sept. Roth, at Puisuwrkum, Major Alam Brown.—On the 6th Oct. at Bangalore, the Lady of the Rev. A. Forbes.—On the 6th Oct. at Madras, E. R. Sullivan, Esq.—At Calcutta, 6th Sept. Mr. Humphrey Longley, chief officer of the Woodford.— At Calcutta, sth Sept. Lieut. Geo. Walter, of the Engineers.— At Sechpore, on the 4th Sept. Capt. W. Browne.—At Cal cutta, on the 6th Sept. Mr. Charles Fernandes.—At Calcutta, 7th Sept. Mr. Francis Willoughby, son of Col. Willoughby. E UN• SOLES' QUIS DICERE FALSUM ACIDEAT LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1824. The following extracts are from the Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday : ( From the Moniteur of Friday, March 19. ) NOTHING OFFICIAL. QUEITURE OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. PARIS, MARCH 18.—Messrs. the Deputies are informed , that on Saturday, the 20th March, there will be a Gener7 l Meeting at the Palace of the Chamber, precisely at two o'cloef for the purpose of drawing lots for the General Deputation for the Royal Sitting. The tickets for the Royal Sitting far the Mass of the Holy Ghost, will be distributed at this Meeting. ERRATUM—In the letter on the Game Laws cn S:tturd 3 Y read "prosecution," instead of "preservation," after thc words 4C in the breast of every farmer." PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DA Y AT TWO O'CLOCK. India Stock shut India Bonds 80s. 81s.. South Sea Stock Old Annuities Ex. Bills 50 51 Ditto Small Bank for Act. India for Con. Acct. Cons. for Acct 940 Bank Stock shut 3 per Cent. Ited. shut 3 per Cent. Cons. 94h 3), per Cent shut 4 per Cent. I Old shut 1 New IW 5 per Cents. 1797 Bank Long Ann shut Imp. 3 per Cents. PRICE or FOREIGN STOCKS in' LONDON, IVIAnor V AT ONE O'CLOCK.. f Five per Cents. 101. French I Scrip, 144 pm. Six per Cents. CO. Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) OM Ditto New 90. Fire per Cent: Bonds, 90. Scrip, 124 prem. {( Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00. Spanish Ditto 1821, 21. Ditto 1823, 18. Prussian Five per Cent. Bonds, 98i. f 1 Ditto New, 97. 'Bonds, 96k. Portuguese 1 Scrip, 4. Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 99. Peruvian Scrip, 00. Chili 804. Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 63. : - ' l . . - Poyais 100. New, 2-.}. Mexican Hullett's, 1 prem. 1 Anglo, 6 prem. Mexican 3Dunes Scrip, 6i prem. _..... Greek li prem. -- -' Insurance Shares _.221, Bani Shares £2l Os. Od. Seven per Cent. 95. • American Six per Cent. 94-102. 1 Five per Cent. 100-102. Three per Cent. 77. -.....-- Neapolitan Austrian HIGH WATER A' Morning, 11 minut( ,T LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW: - es after 8. 1 Evening, 43 minutes after &• RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE. The Opposition has been reduced from 110 to 17 Members , and consequently has lost 93. The right side, from 324, 15 increased to 413, a difference of 89, and the four different be' tween this last number and 94, is explained by the double and triple election of the same candidates.—(Journal des Debats.) [Flom the Etoile sided Saturday.] VIENNA, MARCH 9.—The Austrian Observer contains the following article : " CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 10.—The ratification of the Treaty of Peace with Persia arrived at Erzerum on the 28t1 1 of January. All the reports of renewed hostilities, of course fell to the ground. 44 The entrance of 4,000 Albanians into Constantinople, gave rise to the belief that something was in contemplation against the-Janissaries ; but it seems the Albanians are only waiting itr a favourable opportunity to embark. " Letters from the Alorea state that the misunderstanding between the Greek Senate. and the Executive Government had been arranged. ,Napoli di Romania is to be occupied in the