The Sun. — London, England, 1834-03-22 00:00:00

-- - ---, ....l. ----. , "..-.-.' . , . N • --- - ..., - 7 - __ - - -,-__ _ -,-. ',..........-- -..) 7:5 0 / 4ez . . , ./if,t— te,, ' ' -.- _ $ a obe Captain, vice E. Brown, who exchanges, receiving ti: , . . . ' I z_ ..,, \ :___,,,:::,______, - lifference, March 21. ~4 . , , 04 1 -4.-: '''::' .•., ly . 81st Foot--Hon. R. A. ti. Dalzell to be Ensign, by pur. _.... ir - ) i' - ..f.:-..•-- . IT _ 7 :7. V' . '\' ( f(?) chase, vice Bertie, promoted, March 21. ..„ 5,(1- 4 41 % - w...f . ~' ` yak -, ' t ~,...,` , ' :, . , ~ .--. . • . •_, - N i i4 _, F ...,- ,s , .O. tp... 3.? ...-- ......„ ~,..);2.,....„0. ~ 09. th root—H. F. Alston, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, -.4. . 41. • . 4 ,. . ../4 . " - ' O % :,.', ,:t1,..\ 4 '%, ~.fg,...74, .., ._ „p..„),._ .• • • . ... v„.,, Collinson, who retires, March 21. A. -.-. - ' ..' •i'' o: - ' " 5 1 °..... \ ' --• / '-'!'<'' N., '. I._, , . , : .l ! • 5 i , '. ''.' ‘.. tri .' ' : . 4 . , - 41 '.- • • 7 1 '-'' -.= I:,' ' ; ''' ';';* '' - '''‘'l ~, .• UNATTACHED. To be Captains, by purchase—Lieut. F. T. Cunynghame, i i • • ~ , ... e,,, . sl c . ;'‘ NA 0 / c t 4 vl. ' ', ..f k - ~/. .i'- ---: • . _____ . s from the 24th Regiment, vice Brevet Lieut.-COL H. Duma ,...„-, , -,'-, '..,- ", •..-- 3 , .. *. -„, '• /. ‘,,,,,, '...;,-' 4 ;,..4.00, -.) feiv k . f . ) 2 - .16. \ :V-t,,,,K--• i" •• ' ~, ;.,._, . .141(t , ...0VAf' k /WI Es A- .. ~/ i ft , ~._ resq, who retires; Lieutli. P. Raymond, from the 72d Regi ,_, - LAi-41„,,,,ea.iw .:- -i_ i, ..._,I ‘A --__. ______- ' hm s' --4'.... - --- 'IF ti ''' ,; ' W ) - 1 - ' ''.: L () I ''! '- ''' l6 •nent, vice J. Tayler, who retires. To be Lieutenant, by pur. • chase—Ensign Hon. M. P. Bertie, from the 81st Regiment of LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, M_MCil 22, 1834. (PiticE 7;,.) Foot, vice J. S. Garnett, who retires, March 21. MEMORANDUM. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ,hips, or ships of war, at the actual taking, sinking, burning, or otherwise destroying any ship or ships of war, or privateers be longing to the enemy, shall be entitled to share in the distribu tion of any head or bounty money granted as a reward for the taking, sinking, burning, or otherwise destroying any such ship or vessel. The Christian name or Caet,,in Hutchinson, on the half-pay Unattached (formerly of the 87th Regiment of Foot), is James, ind not William. The date of Lieutenant W. Martin's corn. nission, in the 38th Regiment, is the 9.4 th January, 1833, and not 15th February, 1833. ST. JAMES'S P.VLACEMAncit 19, 1834. This day M. Tricoupi, Envoy Extraordindry„ and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Greece, had his first audience of his Majesty to deliyenhis credentials L. years, and admiral's steward, cook, and domestics—tin: c• shares each. Ninth class—To landsmen, stewards' mates, and others no described, including supernumeraries for victuals only, boys o first class—two shares each. Tenth class—To boys of the second class—half a share each. BANKRUTCIES ENLARGED. 'X'o which he was introduced by Lord Viscoyrt'Palmerston, his Majesty's Principal . Seeretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Knt : , Master of I.* Ce remonies. Fourthly.—The following regulations to be established wit' , respect to the share before mentioned be given to the flag of ficer or officers under whose command the capturing ship may be. When land forces are embarked to serve as marines—they are to share according to their respective ranks as marines. Secondly—ln the cases of prizes captured from the enemy. and all other captures and seizures as aforesaid, made by the officers and men of cutters, schooners, brigs, and other armed vessels of war, commanded by lieutenants, when not in corn. pany with other ships commanded by captains or commanders. the said lieutenants to share as captains, and where more smal vessels than one shall be together, the lieutenants shall have equal shares of the one-sixth part. JAMES COOK, biscuit-baKir, Narrow street, Ratcliff, from %larch 28 to April 11, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. ' HENRY GRIMSDALE, innkeeper, High Wycombe, from April 1 to April 15, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. JUBY THOMPSON, common-brewer, Old Montague street, Whitechapel, from March 28 to April 11, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. BANKUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. EDWARD GUDGE, woollen.draper, Bristol. Is A AC BRIGHT WEN, veterinary-surgeon, South.place, Finebutr. NOTICE TO MARINERS. ~,,,_. • TARBERT ROCK LIGHT:IIOUB*. • 1 - - THE CORPORATION FOR PRE- ..:' , ` -1- 44:1 1 .„..,.....f. ~ - ....- "yfr ~v.,.., , %, SE aVING- d IMPROVING . th e. PORT of: ' --,•.• - . DUBLIN ' an , / '-- t• s foc. , give notice,. that a Light-house:has been _ .I,' ‘' N, erected on Torbert Rock River Shannon, from which ! • i .., ~4 a Fired th e Aright ~ , ?' ) „ i.- ''. the si n Light will be eibibited on-the eve . ning of / ~- k... , ',. Sunset to Asluanntrih,e7ext, Riad thereafter will he lit from / --, ''. i• --- _____--- Tarlfert Rock Light.hottse bears by compass, • ' - Nautic Miles. 5t1.11.6.5.15 Lenin Kilkadraan Point FA w s rblit.mt 1 5 111 • - .... 4S . _L. __ , 1...........=,...................... liorth Point of Beal Bar E.S.E. US. • - • 94 -----7 , - _Seattery Hi h if . Ititi. g Tower &E. 14 E .... - , ( ? No. 12,95 a. ) • • Coleman Shoal S. Point ..... . S.E.by E . A.E. - 5 , , n's Po' - B oom ~, intN. W: by w. ..• - 2 ........................ The li g ht '°(-k 1,4 MONTHLY REPORT OF CORN, Isnot shown landwar d from S. iW. to E. IN. The I, . .BY oRDER or THE COMMISSIONERS OF ISIS MAJESTY'S lancer is 58 feet over thel , vel of high water. twill, ty ord er . JOHN COSSART , S ec. cusToms. • t 011ict..21, Jan. 30, 183 4 . An Account showing the Quantities of Corn, ' G rain, Meal, and Flour imported into the UnitedXingdom in the IN f l-1 i GR EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 1 . fibilent of their pledge the DIREC- Month ended sth March, 1834; . the Quanti t ies .. up on . which Duties have been paid for Home Consumptrn Coa ii ? l l B :.f the GREAT WESTERN , RAILWAY during the same Month; and the Quantities ,regutunino co ANY. have applied to Parliament for authority to nstructin Warehouse at the close thereof. 1.1)1%, two portion, of the RAILWAY between .. ~, fa t t i n ';'N and BRISTOL ,and they have much sail, Quantities Imported intotheUnited Kingdom li ecti n to reeordim: the division in favour of the Second in the Month euded Marth 5, 1834. , ng 01 .11 , - Rill in the House of Commons:-. 1 In favou r o f i t lB2 - Species of Corn, ' ---- 71 7 hePrOd . . • Grain, Meal, and of, and lm e Against it Foreign British PoSses- ' . Total. Majority -90 Countries. skins out of in g i : l h e P, r ineiple of this measure, as e National Undertak - Europe. a n , "Ing been thus established, the Diieetors hereby 84',),ntac.e their fixed determination to apply in the ensuing Wheat th a 0 f or power to complete the Line, in pursuance of 4,217 7 - 4,217 7 Barley 7 3 3Q,571.8 Bus. 2- 217 0 eoin nt :',g_Tal design, upu the - Subscription List being (s a s s - _ - 3,099 3 alr eady to th. extent of 20,000 Shares, including those Ig a e se , 3,099 3 - y homer bed 94 5 klat n , . • _ Beans 94 5 - cati on ~, ent se ers therefore be made of Shares upon appli- Maize or Indian 22 3 - Corn I s,, 1 the e? y in London or, Bristol.- , - - "'e Shot. Buck Wheat - _ Ilttslc. • "nu applied for will be available indiserimi- Beer or Bigg - - .71 i n c • • gene ral mtionction with those already taken, for the Total of Corn and • . Aettr before P".'s of the two sections, (the Bill fur which is 8,524 1 2,115 3 10,,6P 4 .; Is as , Parliament) and also far the-intermediate Line, Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. i n . ~...`° entitle the Proprietors to a general participation tztilis 'eltP e r .b ‘,„''Wheat Meal. or gesoPon the whole urulertilkintc - - - ' s Flour 10,797 313 9,333 117 20,131 1 2 - : tel l Shari ers will be required to pay a Deposit of 5/. on Barley :11eal ~,,,,,,,I - - - Act - - -4 f e of 1 00/., and no further call can be made until ? t a y t e nr e l ai - - The lti Parliament shall have been procured. - Indian Meal ... - - - tin!, tea y for further calls upon Shares ceases when Total of Meal and resp'oZ'hnisferred, and in no case can any Proprietor be Flour 10,797 313 9,333 117 20,131 1 2 C. . e heYond the amount of hie Subscription. crEe.eBAUNDERS, and W. TOTHILL, Secretaries. Quantities charged with Duty for Home Con. gumption in the United Kingdom in the ' 17, Cirnhill, and Corn-street, Bristol. Month ended March 5, 1834. • WIM BI . , - ..--------,-..-.....-„, THE . - v-DoN, SURREY.-FREEHOLD. Species of Corn, se The Produce Grain, Meal, and of, and Im. CAPITAL MANSION, GAR - Flour. DEls- Imported from ported from, RUSH , ( i -Ss and GROUNDS of the late . Slß W. B. perfect iii•tlie whole Foreign British Posses- Total. Countries. sions out of in excellent repair, and in the most Europe. With th e s e N r Land well supp li e d with excellent Water,) . lion o f r . `. I ` i 'LLER RESIDENCE, late in the occupo 'l'LL BE w l K NIPE, Esq., Wheat Qrs 23 . Bus. o 3 1310 0 5. B 4 us. 3, Q 123 r5. Bus. 12 4 Barley l2 4 - 20 2 OFFERED FOR SALE, oats 2() 2 - _ At G, ri . In Separate Lots, Rye - - a 1,424 3 - 1,424 3 Po r W aY o Coffeehoese, on TUESDAY, the 25th inst. Pease - , Beans - - in n. _ P.arth•ulars upp!y to Mr. Sawyer, Solicitor, Staple Alcorn or Indian _ . no..t„..pb„.e. 5t,R,......................_._._...._.____i. _ c u. ;T 1 (with Cards to view) to Messrs. Fatebrother and Corn - Buck Wheat - - - Beer or Bigg - - al, W ctiAithyr, Built. to Order, with 4 _ , .si Patent Axletrees, Cap, Ctse, Imperial, arid every Total of Corn and r ,'l Ito to constitute a comole•e Carriage for Town or Grain 1,450 4 3,100 4 4,581 0 'ositin to be SOLD or LET on JOB for any period, Wheat Meal, or lvith ea.; . Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts , qrs. lb. • 4, , without the option to purchase. Flour „ 41 aY be seen at No. 43, Crawford-street, Bryanst Barley Meal _ 11_1 16 6,620 2 24 6,631 3 12 ° n" Oatmeal ..!.... 5...z......._ "te - - - Rye Meal - - _ Just ready, in 3 vols., post Bvo., Indian Meal - - - E USTACE CONWAY ; , Total of 11 1 16 6,620 1 24 6,631 3 12 lof Meal and or, THE BROTHER and SISTER. ~. Richard Bentley, 8, New Burlington-street. Quantities remaining in Warehouse in the (Successor to Henry Colburn.) rgh United Kingdom on March 5, 1834. b gents for Si ot l and, Messrs. Hell and Bradfute, Edin- Species of Corn , The Produce .. , lrela n d, M r. J ohn Cummi , Dublin. (-; arn, Meal, an d of, and Im ----........ ', lour. This d a ng Imported from ported from, Foreign British Posses. Total. Irk v.,,,, y was published, in 3 vols. post eve., Coo sions out of .ntA;OLLECTIONS OF A NAVAL Europe. ______ LIFE. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Riga CAPTAIN JAMES SCOTT, R.N. Wheat 629,96.1 5 45,029 5 674,990 2 Barley 113,421 3 - 113,421 3 225,067 3 rd Bentley. 8, New Burlington-street, oats 225,067 3 - Agen., Publisher in Ordinary to his Majesty. Rye 5,720 2 - 5,720 2 2,945 2 2,945 2 - bu rial _ ':.(or Scotland, Messrs. Bell and Bradfute, Edin- Peace 2,945 38,287 5 4 tor Ireland, Mr John Cumming, Dublin. 38,287 5 - Maize or Indian - ttst Pli , lisl i d • Corn 22 0 _ 22 0 1 1 1 - tE . e y ' n B vnsi Second Edition, enlarged, 7s. 6d. Ruck Wheat . ISE on the VALUATION o f Beer or Bigg 33 4 -- - - 33 4 - taa_.lle tl'ho-sl4d° of Ratin w i t h an straet PROP on for the POOR'S RATE; showing Total of Corn and Grain w ith an Al, g Lands. Buildings, Tithes, &c. &e. 1,015,458 0 45,029 5 1,060,487 5 of the Poor Laws relating• to Rake , A PPeals. ~ 1 BA Wheat Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. tsy J. S. ~.. Wheat Meal, or Flour 401,058 0 15 47,319 2 3 451,377 2 18 N, Land Agent and Appraise r . 82 2 11 82 2 11 London ; ver y useful wo r k „ . Barley Meal - - Lon gman, 11, _ ., _ ; --Law Magezine. Oatmeal , - - _ - - n. e 0 1 'me, Brown, Green, and Co. Itig ia A n le : al By 1 meal AR - of -- D Y G " l e same Aor %ALUIN 7s, “ I) ENTS uth and , TILLAGES, gte. Total of Meal and' 1 3 0 - 1 3 Flo ur 404,059 3 15 47,402 0 14 451,462 0 1 Seco n d BEcta pp '-'eCtind -"'"'"'S ANTIPAUPER SYSTENI. By order of the Commissioners, Edi ' C. A. SCOVELL, Secretary. t'o, enlarged and continued to tl.e present Custom-house, London, March 20, 1834. time Bvo , 4s. seers +, THE A NTI -PAUPER SYSTEM ; ex- LONDON MARKETS. 11,li e , enlplifying the radical Good, realized by the sia -1,1,11 (:', and Relieved, under the Fisica), Beneficent, and PRICE OF SUGAR. Bro ith ' i Administration of the Poor 1,1 Vi,., prevailing at The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed li, r 1 , W eil ; with Statistical Tables, and with Instructions from the Returns made in the week ending thel 18 . th day of aa ' 'keep ing. March, 1534, is 30s. Od. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the Li . i , uties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation I t l , r R JOHN THOMAS BECHER, M.A. thereof into Great Britain. ..(),-, 1 ev. Bt a ,• ' `'n : Print,d for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, _,,,,,_ , PRICES OP HOPS -March 21. '"ls ROI-court. Ile 2f_WI MITI Mriy New Kent Pockets (per cwt.) .. 51 ss. 53. 12s. to 61. Os. Choice so 6i 10,. 71. Os to 8. Bs. he had, by the same Author, East Kent-,.....................--.. 6 1 . 10s. 0/. Os. to 7/. 7s. upon CuNSTIT UTION of FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, Choice ..... 0!, Os. 7!. 10s. to 8! 8i Pal es _ g' ll and Scientific Principles, exempified by the New S •eses P0cket5..,.....,,,_,._, 5/. Os. td. Os. to 5!. 12s. accord a ie n; , 'or aides of the Southwell Friendly Institution, Superfine ah t fi litt. ( r! ) '.--------IVi : It °I,: (iss . to. 4 1 1: II:. authmticatedthe Statut e of 10 Geo. IV., c. 5I ; examined Ditto ts m econds).... - -.. - 10/ 0.3 . 0! Os to 111. Os. , and recommended, I y J. T. Pratt. Esq., tfill:eili,,a.e.irtister appointed to certify the Rules of Friendly PRICE OF POTATOES.-March 21. Shaws.. _ .3/. Os. to 3/. !Us. per ton. A. Mot:Rain 1 ' ': e ll as by W. Motgln, El., F.R.S., and Middling ---0/. Os. to 2/. ss. ditto. klran e -'' ' s( l'i Joint Actuaries of the Equitable As. Marsh Champions - 41. lOs. to 5/. Os. ditto. Scotch Reds- 31. Iss. to 41. Us. ditto. e ulatin e .' cie tY ; together with Compete Tattles for cal. Chats - -- ....... . 0/. Os. to 2/. Cs. ditto. 'irs t ,: ( lt " . "Y Period of Life, the Value of the As- PRICE OF OIL. Iroent, , ~,,.r Siebness, Annuities Reversion. and Endow- Rspe oil, brown ........--.401. 65........... Refined .......X42 6 5 ~.., s ed oectea 1.... ~„ . , ..,. , ii, Linseed Oil "U , , s ": members of Friendly Societies; to white Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand 12 0 aMon e ~u e6 Yn a tem of Book-keeping, now in general use Rare Cake, per ton ' ........"" •.sw 510 SPL E , ' tit u'ihog. Fifth Edit i on. Bvo., 6s. lids. WHITEc HAVE!. HAI 51 ARK Et.-March 20. '`1)11) cHay -- 655. Od. to SO;. Od. I Clover ....... 70, od. to 90s. Od. 14 Essi CHINTZES and BRUSSELS CARPETS, • r u I S. R. MUNNS, and abinet- Straw .. 30s. (kl. to 31s. Od. C 0.,. PRICES OF LEATHER. °l)Psite 'k n e " and Upholder., Per lb. d. toil. 33, OXFORD-STREET, Per lb. d. to d. N ° l 4 in to -e'n-str Butts, English -15 24 English Horse Hides.. 15 20 Y anti G,,,,_ ee, Soho, beg resp ee rf o lly t o incite the tsitto, F0reign............ 14 :%n sp:inish p e i:tL- z --, 18 27 ten,i, the de e . ,,,,, ortme l•r t Y o t o an inspection of their elegant and ex- t . : , )rlz o sing Hides---.... 111 15 121 16 Calf Skins,. 31:110 4 . lkb. 14 21 tremb !tg °a fo r whici l i s u p erb Chintzes and Diesels Carpets, Ditto, light .....,---...,. - - Ditto .....40 to 611th. 17 0 a his "" f t he selec t bey we, e honoured with by a leading clop 'Hides, 1ight .....,, V o it 1 Ditto _ Sale at atid class eau monde, alike distinguished for 1 1 3110 0 ..........40 to 15 'I Seals, arelnd 16 18 from _,. mai ideas. The Chintzes are How on _ i r e at 1 : 1 pet guar ' 5 i. per yard upwards, and th e Brussels lte „, anteed as to their being of the very best qua- C.,/ AL MARKET.-March 21. thus Per Tot,. s. d. Per Ton s. d to those at Only 4., 3d A /lair's -................... 15 0 Walls End Killingworth 16 0 0 Ithi, s ' Families about to fii presenting Bishop's Main------ 14 0 aid Northumberland.- 15 roi.slf:%Yeri :1 1' i lie most favour- Chest!r Main.----- 14 0 Ditto r ' m and .o.pportunitiea for felicitously blending taste, fashion, [. E lj a eth l u e r re n YM-a7n -7-.. r I d 15 0 ,', onoiny. 13 6 Walls End o Racidell's n .. 16 9 15 0 Lambton's Primrose...-. 17 e Halvwell hENJA MIN EDGINGT N - l5 0 Walls End Larnbron .-. 19 3 0 , mA n o Nevi r bu ß rn cdhu gli -... 14 0 W. E. Russell's Hetton- 19 3 QUEE and TENT MANUFACTURER --- Pi r c e to s n - -...., 14 0 Walls End Adelaide..,..,. 15 6 11 b 5, 100 LEY-STREET, London. , 1',..0rie1d..... l6 6 Walls End G0rd0n_..,.,, 15 6 14 0 W. E South Durham.. 15 6 le o , ' very hour, every minute of Lord Snowd o ' s ~ W a ll ing t on Hartley. t . 15 0 Walls End Tees .-....... 17 3 It "W oe e •i in • for the • a - t u ne Wall lin g " 17 0 Cowpen ----- 13 6 oh , i) upiet preparations ,gin arty' Gunter was forthwith called into council , W.E:Clarke c a w i l ul C 0..... 13 9 Hartley -- ............. 14 6 Partn,W: t n,, was summoned its the tent and marque e de: Wails End Heat0n,............. 17 0 Walls End E1gin....,.,..,. 15 0 Walls End Hi1da.........-- 15 6 Th e No-:-Love and Pride, vol. 11., page 77. Ships arrived since ast market-day, 15. Benja, i i nr l 'lltY and Gelar are respectfully informed that COUN nu- CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. 1 ), or t e : li g i ngtoll has pr epared for sale a beautiful Pavi. n ne so '''' lr arY ro, , mu s h , . mu, ot e same dimensions as the Quarts wheat. Barley. Oats , Beans. Per to t , 1 „ 4 i a dmired at the Duke of Buckingliatn's Fete ASFIbII n.......: I liehn i liner, tih,ti the re entertained at Basing:coke ---45 54 2 9 34. 18 24 117 43 0d hire ond, . i , : Royal Party we 48 55 29 18 23 33 38 if pr 5.." P O rtabrb, easily erected, and may be had Sarni ..„....-- 42 56 24 30 20 24 34 42 is idgewater.-.... 48 56 22 e erred. wi A i i Ilieilt v ariety of M ar , • Bristol 26 20 25 32 34 • Shetter - liel, - 1 ... 55 28 32 16 20 34 38 4844 52 28 33 16 22 44 48 Tents, and Rick Cloths, tangte,nalve ste:eti.gt.e,•, . ce rniilete g , l' n ' e s s; and second - baud, an N e e x t : , D D o o e r iri c eYa he si ster= 5 1 1 . 5 5 5 2 , 2 3 2 ; 2 3 3 - 0 7 1 6 8 2 2 . 18 2 1 22 3 635 38 GO 26 33 15 22 40 46 and 13 : I.aving been prepared for the season. A W ar , Bunt 1, for Fruit Trees, Archangel Mats, &c. G10uce5ter,.......~. 42 52 0 24 34 40 %till b e di : l ° o (l%e at ".......1....., Y atteacie2dolBo., Piccadilly, where orders by post Elttngerford -...-.... 44 57 il g 1 . 7 . 42 56 24 no i"; 19 Leicester....---.... - 49 .... 2 , 1 22 ._ 34 : 3 3. , , ) T '-----------:___..,, ... _ ........_ gewbury...-......... 52 r 25 28 30 28 36 „ '.'o 1?„ --------- '''''"'"''''""''''"'""`"*" Homey .-..... . ..' .... ,), 18 22 36 41 , - 41 t - a'a , cstabli 'ltßateBl Trades' Union Lodges are Sh pton Mallet .. 48 56 24 .00 20 26 32 . I•eet e ,l in ' 1 " 1 at Sutton in •Ashfield, and another is Sh:rborne...--... , ... 50 23 27 20 24 35 3, 2 , Shaftesbury. --...... os . ..., .... ~ ',iv"' few d4 YR.---Nottin g /aani R eview, faunt0n.............-. 4S 5F a L 8 1. _ , , , , , . ,_ 35 54 24 36 i2O .2 34 , 2. 1 .3'5 5 3 - "-Ti l , P°OL Cr,r, Yarmouth Y armou th ,...... •. 52 tv a 'lrm a 1 ' 0T TO N-111 AR K ET, MA It C.l-1 ZU. Yeovil ............-» 50 d sd. s.d.l s. d. s d s I ' 8 ' Yeilterit Ind for Cotton to-day se as not so lively as it , Per Bushel. s. d. B. . 3 4 4 0 4 0 i o 6 V s. d. at gl d. ~ ay. The Shrewsbury «.-- 69 7 3 , • t 0 0 1 44 . „ , or tah,_, transactions are about 2,000 bags, 11 4 ,4 1 . r Sea ,t . ; 141, to 11+1. for Pernambucos ; Wheat, 62 lb. II 0 34 0 "lands ; and sid. to 9d. per lb. for Barley , quarter BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, March 20. 33 3 6 UN p .A n Do. Grinding, 49 lb. 30 3 6 clay night . - ALT A , , Oats, 391 b 15 6 17 0 n a '; last, so me ED B ARBARITY.--On Mon- Old Beans, 66% lb 14 6 15 0 rn e ~,_ Et.q., wii ° ie n 'ailn k i ght etch or wretches had the inhu- New date .. Ilalli n b n I , vtie t e t ! S heep, belonging to J. A. Houlbon, Ditto Grey ditto T). ry, h i .:, qed nett. Wallbury Wood, at Great New White Boiling Pease, 3 imp. bush. 22 0 22 6 'e miscre a (11 ' i ng an e.“ out fr , d. s. d• her, „„ n cresols corntnittli }- in , m each of them. p er sack. s. d. s. d Per Quarter. S. DEVIZES CORN MARKET -March 20. vi th 7,' so," of ~ e , the act so barbarous a man- Best Wheat 26 0t027 , 0 Barley .............. i 8 0 23 0 14 „" ti ti the e „ e. , `,..y1 cases to cut out part of the socket !SFe-, Thirds 2 4 025 0 Oats sack) 16 0 20 0 21 0 22 0 Beans (per vr i g ....... . r e, e. The sheep were killed the following "gtii:Sank oto 31 0 sof Wheat sold') r lour (per bag) 4O 0 91 0 a hnsford Chronicle. ne „„_„..„,........ .. .t 24 7 ~____, ,___ __,,, i o 00 . The Produce of, and lm. Imported from ported Foreign British PoSses. ' • Total. Countries. sinus out of Europe. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. 872 7 2,145 3 3, 0 18 2 • 4,217 7 4,217 7 217 0 217 0 3,099 3 3,099 3 94 5 94 5 22 3 22 3 8,524 1 2,115 3 10,639 Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. 10,797 3 13 9,333 1 17 20,131 1 2 10,797 3 13 9,333 1 17 20,131 1 2 Quantities charged with Duty for Home Con. gumption in the United Kingdom in the Month ended March 5, 1834. The Produce of, and Im. Imported from ported from, Foreign British Posses- Total. Countries. sions out of Europe. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. 23 0 3,100 4 3,123 4 12 4 12 4 20 2 20 2 1,424 3 1,424 3 03 0 3 1,480 4 3,100 4 4,581 0 Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. 11 1 16 6,620 1 24 6,631 3 12 DEVIZES CORN MARKET —March 20. Per Sack. s. d. a. d. Per Quarter. s. d. s. d. Best Wheat 28 0t027 ,0 Barley .............. 23 oto3l 0 Second .4 0 25 0 Oats lB 0 23 0 'lhirds 2l 0 22 0 Beans (per sack) 16 0 20 0 929 Sacks of Wheat sold 04 7 f lour (per bag).. 40 0 41 0 at the average of.. j Bread (per gall). 1 2 0 0 QUEEN'S-HOUSE, ST. JAI4EB'a PALACE, Miami 20. This day M. Tricoupi, Envoy Extraotdinary and Minister - Plenipotentiary from the King of Greece; had lickfirst audience of her Majesty : a• To which he was introduced by the Earl of Denbigh, her `Mijesty's Lord Chamberlain, and condncte4- litOir Robert Chestfr, Knt., Master of the Ceremonies. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MARCV Cel•sponial of the Investiture of Major-Genet:A SO Arthur Brooke with the Ensigns of a Knight Corpnpt;aer of the Most 'Honourable Military Order of th4itathl J3' command of the Sovereign, Major- Arthur Arthur Brooke was conducted, with the usual revereW, toll* Majesty, preceded by Sir William Woods (Clarencedn/Lirg t lf Arms), the Officer of Arms attendant upon the Knigrits , Coninanders, bearing upon a crimson velvet cushion tlfeitttr; riband, and badge of the second class of the Order. t ri The sword of state was thereupon .deliverelfto his Majesty, . 'and the , Major-General, kneeling, as knighted therewith ; " t arter which he had the honour to kiss his Majesty's h i a e Then the Oflioee.of Arms, on-his knee, presenting' 'So_ vereign • the riband and badge of a Knight Commander, the King was graciously pleased to invest Sir Arthur Brooke there. with. The Major-General having again had the honour to kiss the Sovereign's hand, and having received from his Majesty the star of a Knight Commander, retired from the Royal Presence with the usual reverences. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MARen 19 The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Major-General Lorenzo Moore, Companion of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Mili tary Knight ComMander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. At the Court at St. James's, the 19th day of March, 1834, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas there was this day read at the Board a memorial from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, dated the 31st of January, 1834, in the words following, viz.-- Having had under our consideration the several existing modes in which the net proceeds of prizes captured from the enemy by your Majesty's ships and vessels of war, and of cap tures and seizures made by such ships and vessels, under the several acts passed for the prevention of smuggling and other acts relating to your Majesty's revenue of Customs, and to trade and navigation, for the abolition of the slave trade, and for the capture and destruction of piratical vessels, and of the rewards which have been conferred for the same, have been distributed to the several ranks and classes of officers and men serving on board your Majesty's ships and vessels, which distribution differs in all of them and from each other, and being of opinion that an alteration in the several modes at present in force would be productive of beneficial effects to the naval service if the whole were arranged under one uniform system by equalising the mode of distributing the said proceeds and rewards; and having had at the same time under our consideration the great dispropor.' tion in the present mode of distribution between the higher ranks of officers and' the warrant and two classes of petty officers, seamen, and marines, and being also of opinion that it would bestow upon your Majesty's naval service a most important be nefit, and tend greatly to the encouragement of petty officers and able seamen entering voluntarily on board your Majesty's ships of war, if the shares of the proceeds and rewards above_ mentioned were considerably increased beyond what those valuable officers and men do now receive:— We would, therefore, most humbly submit that your Ma jesty may be graciously pleased, by your Order in Council, to cause the royal proclamation of the 29th of June, 1815, for granting the distribution of the proceeds of prizes captured from the enemy, and the Order in Council of the 30th of June, 1827, for the distribution of the proceeds and rewards arising from the several other captures and seizures beforementioned, to be annulled, and that in lieu thereof your Majesty would cause your Royal proclamation to issue, directing the distri bution of the proceeds of all such captures and seizures and rewards henceforth to be made and conferred among the officers, seamen, and marines of your Majesty's fleet in the manner following, viz.:— First —By taking a reasonable sum from the flag officers, captains, and commanders, and commanding officers' shares of two eighths, as at present allowed, and adding it to the shares of the other commissioned and warrant and petty officers, seamen, and marines. Secondly.—By giving to the flag-officers, captains, and com manders, and commanding officers, definite shares of the whole suns to be distributed respectively, without snaking the flag officers' share dependent on that of the captains and com. manders. Thirdly.—By giving to the first lieutenant or commander doing the duty of a first lieutenant (where there is any), a spe. cific number of shares. Fourthly.—By adding a third class of petty officers, and dividing the boys into two classes, by which the present num 13.sr of classes, namely eight, will be increased to ten. Fifthly.—By throwing the whole, after deducting the parts allotted to the flag officers, captains, and commanders, into specific shares to each individual of the several classes, instead of appropriating a fractional portion to each class collectively. Should your Majesty be graciously pleased to accede to these general principles, we would humbly submit that the flag of ficer or officers should have one sixteenth part of the whole net proceeds arising from prizes captured from the enemy, and from all other captures and seizures as aforesaid, made by the ships and vessels under his command, and of the rewards con. ferred for the same, save and except as hereinafter mentioned. That the captain or captains, or commanders, of any of your Majesty's ships or stoops of war, or the officer or officers respec tively commanding such ships or sloops of war, who shall have been actually on board at the time of any such capture or seizure, shall have one sixth part of the remainder, and where there is no flag officer, one sixth part of the whole. That the remainder should be distributed into shares accord ing to the annexed scale: — First class.—To the senior lieutenant, from first to fifth rates inclusive, or the commander acting as first lieutenant (where there is one), the master of the fleet and field officer of marine (if embarked)—fifty.five shares each. Second class.—To the other lieutenants, captains of marines, master, physician of the fleet, and secretary to the commander in chief—forty-five shares each. Third class.—To the chaplain, surgeon, and other flag officers, secretaries, purser, lieutenants of marines, boatswain, gunner, and carpenter—twenty-five shares each. Fourth class.—To mates, second master, assistant-surgeons, schoolmaster, clerks, master at arms—eighteen shares each. Fifth class.—To midshipmen, master's assistant, admiral's coxswain, ship's corporal, captain's cockswain, quartermaster, gunners' and boatswains' mates, captains of forecastle and ho!d, cockswain of launch, caulker, sail-maker, carpenters' mates, armourer, captains of main and fore tops, sergeant of marines— ten shares each. Sixth class—To captains of masts and afterguard, yeomen of signals, coxswain of pinnace, sailmakers', caulkers', and armourers' mates, cooper, ropemaker, volun:eers of first class, ship's cook, corporals of marines—eight shares each. Seventh class.—To seamen, gunners, gunners' crew, car. penters', coopers', and sailmakers' crews, able seamen, yeomen of store-room, private and fifer of marines above seven years— five shares each. Eighth class.—To cook's mate, barber, ordinary seamen, captains' and pursers' and ward-room stewards, captains' and ward-room cooks, private and tiler of marines, under seven years, and admiral's steward, cook, and domestics—three shares each. Ninth class.—To landsmen, stewards' mates, and others not described, including supernumeraries for victuals only, boys of the first class—two shares each. Tenth class.—To boys of the second class—half a share each. When land forces are embarked to serve as marines, they are to share according to their respective ranks as marines. Secondly.—ln the cases of prizes captured from the enemy, and all other captures and seizures as aforesaid, made by the officers and men of cutters, schooners, brigs, and other armed vessels of war, commanded by lieutenants, when not in com pany with other ships commanded by captains or commanders, the said lieutenants to share as captains; and where more small vessels than one shall be together, the lieutenants shall have equal shares of the one sixth part. But a lieutenant or lieutenants commanding small vessels, when in company with captains or commanders, shall share only as commanders doing duty as first lieutenants, or first lieutenants of first to fifth rates inclusive, namely—they shall have 55 shares. The remainder to be shared as in the foregoing scale, with the exception of the clerk in charge, who is to share as purser ; but if a s hi p or vesse l b earing a purser be present, he is to share only as clerk. Thirdly. —In all cases in which supernumeraries, whether officers or men, shall be borne by order of the Lord High Ad miral, or the C ommissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, or by other proper authority, they shall share with the respective ranks in which they may be acting; save and except, that no flag-officer or other person, not actually present at the capture or destruction of any pirate vessel, shall be enti tleJ to share in any distribution of the proceeds or bounty in respect of the crews of such piractical ships, vessels, and boats; and also save and except, that no flag-officer or other person, who shall not have been actually on board any of your Majesty's That a captain, commander, or commanding officer of a ship or vessel shall be deemed to be under the command of a flag when he shall have actually received some order from, or be acting in execution of some order issued by, a flag officer ; and in the event of his being directed to join a flag-offiser on any station, he shall be deemed to be under the command of such flag-officer from the time when he arrives within the limits of the station, and shall be considered to continue under the com mand of the flag.officer of such station, until he shall have re. ceived some order directly from, or be acting in execution of some order issued by, some other flag-officer duly authorised, or by the Lord High Admiral, or the Commissioners for exe cuting the office of Lord High Admiral for the time being. That a flag officer, commander-in.chief, where there is but one flag-officer upon service, shall have to his own use the one sixteenth part of the proceeds of all prizes captured, from the enemy, and all other captures and seizures as aforesaid, made by ships and vessels under his command, and of the rewards conferred for the same, save and except as aforesaid. That when ships or vessels under the command of several flags which belong to separate stations shall happen to be joint captors, each flag-officer under whose orders the ships or ves sels are, shall receive such proportion of the flag share to which he shall be entitled, according to the number of ships belonging to each respectively. Captains or commanders, or commanding officers, of such ships or vessels as shall be under orders from the Lord High Admiral, or the Commissioners- for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, being joint captors with other ships or vessels, under a flag or flags, the flag-officer is only to have his propor tion of the flag share according to the number of ships belong. ing to his squadron. _ That if a flag-officer be sent to command in the ports of the United Kingdom, he shall have no share in the prizes captured from the enemy, nor in the other captures or seizures as afore said, made by ships or vessels which have sailed, or shall sail, from that port by order of the Lord High Admiral, or the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, nor in the rewards conferred for the same. That when more flag-officers than one shall be serving toge ther, the one-sixteenth part of the net proceeds of prizes cap. tured from the enemy, and of the other captures or seizures as aforesaid, made by any ships or vessels of the fleet or squadron, and of the rewards conferred for the same, shall be divided in the following proportions, namely : If there be bid two flag-officers, the chief shall have two third parts of the said one-sixteenth, and the other shall havethe remaining third part; bust if the number of flag-officers be more than two, the chief shall have only one-half, and the other half shall be equally divided amongst the junior flag.officers. That commodores of the first class and captains of the fleet shall be esteemed as flag-officers. With regard to the preparation of the lists for the distribution of captures or seizures, and the rewards conferred for the same, we beg leave most humbly to propose, that the captains and commanders of your Majesty's ships and vessels of war shall, on making any capture or seizure, transmit, as soon as may be, or cause to be transmitted, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, a true and perfect list of all the officers, seamen, marines, and soldiers, and others, who were actually on board your Majesty's ships and vessels of war under their command at the time of the said capture or seizure, and also of those who were absent on duty at such time; which list shall contain the quality of the service of each person on board, together with the description of the men, taken from the description books of the capturing ships or vessels, and their several ratings, and be subscribed by the captain or commanding officer and three or more of the chief officers on board. And when such lists shall have been duly examined with the muster books of such ships or vessels, and lists annexed thereto, in order to see that such lists agree with such muster books and annexed lists, as to the names, qualities, or ratings of the officers, seamen, marines, soldiers, and others belonging to such ships and vessels, and, upon request, the Accountant-General of the Navy, or examining officer, shall forthwith grant a certificate signed by such officer of the truth of any lists so transmitted to the agents nominated and appointed by the captors or seizers ; and also upon application the said Accountant-General, or ex. amining officer, shall give, or cause to be given, to the said agents all such lists from the muster books of any such ships and vessels, and annexed lists, as the said agents shall find re quisite for their direction in making distribution to the parties entitled to share in the produce of such captures and seizures, and the rewards conferred for the same, and shall otherwise be aiding and assisting to the said agents in all such matters as shall be necessary. Lastly.—ln case any difficulty shall arise in respect to any of the regulations hereby proposed, and not herein sufficiently pro vided for, the same shall be referred to the Lord High Admiral, or the commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Ad_ I miral for the time being, and their directions thereupon shall be final, and have the same force and effect as if specially pro vided for in your Majesty's royal proclamation. His Majesty having taken the said memorial into considera tion, was pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to approve thereof, and also of the scheme for futuredistribution therein submitted; and his Majesty, by and with the advice aforesaid, is hereby pleased to direct, that the aforesaid pro clamation of the 29th June, 1815, for granting the distribu tion of the proceeds of prizes captured from the enemy, and the said Order in Council of the 30th June, 1827, for the distribution of the proceeds and rewards, arising from the several other captures and seizures before mentioned, be an nulled and the same are hereby annulled accordingly, save and except in so far as the said proclamation or order may have revoked any proclamation or proclamations, order or orders respectively, and also save and except as to any captures or seizures which may have been made before the day of the date of this order, and any captures or seizures which shall be made after that day, and which shall be condemned or adjudged in any of his Majesty's Courts of Vice Admiralty, before notice of this order shall have been received by the Court of Vice. Admiralty in which such condemnation or adjudication shall pass, and that the proceeds of all such last-mentioned captures and seizures, together with all rewards conferred for the same, shall continue to be distributed in the proportions and manner directed in and by the said former proclamation and order re spectively. C. C. GREVILLE. BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION. WILLIAM, R. Whereas, by our Order in Council of this day's date, we were graciously pleased, for the reasons therein contained, to annul our Royal Proclamation of the 29th of June, 1815, for granting the distribution of the net proceeds of prizes cap tured from the enemy; and also our Order in Council of the 30th of June, 1827, for the distribution of the net proceeds of captures and seizures made by our ships and vessels of war, under the several Acts passed for the prevention of smuggling, and other Acts rel-ting to our Revenue of Customs, and to Trade and Navigation, for the abolition of the slave trade, and for the capture and destruction of piratical vessels, and of the rewards which have been conferred for the same; and it is expedient that provision should be made by us for the future distribution of such proceeds and rewards, we do now make known to all our loving subjects, and all others whom it may concern, by this our Proclamation, and by and with the advice and consent of our Privy Council, that our will and pleasure is, and we do hereby direct, that the distribution of such proceeds and rewards shall be made in the following manner—viz.:— That the flag officer or officers shall have one sixteenth part of the whole net proceeds arising from prizes captured from the enemy, and from all other captures and seizures as aforesaid, made by the ships and vessels under his command, and of the rewards conferred for the same, save and except as hereinafter provided and directed. That the captain or captains, or commanders, of any of our ships or sloops of war, or the officer or officers respectively commanding such ships or sloops of war, who shall have been actually on board at the time of any such capture or seizure, shall have one sixth part of the remainder, and where there is no flag-officer one sixth part of the whole. That the remainder shall be distributed into shares according to the annexed scale. First class—To the senior lieutenant, from first to fifth rates inclusive, or the commander acting as first lieutenant (where there is one), the master of the fleet, and field officer of marine (if embarked)—fifty-five shares each. Second class—To the other lieutenants, captain of marines, master, physician of the fleet, and secretary to the commander in_chief—forty-five shares each. Third class—To the chaplain, surgeon, and other flag officers, secretaries, purser, lieutenants of marines, boat swain, gunner, and carpenter—twenty-five shares each. Fourth class --To mates, second master, assistant-surgeon, schoolmaster, clerks, master-at-arms—eighteen shares each. Fifth class—To midshipmen, master's assistant, admiral's coxswain, ship's corporal, captain's coxswain, quartermaster, gunners' and boatswains' mates, captains of forecastle and hold, coxswain of launch, caulker, sail-maker, carpenters' mates, armourer, captains of main and fore.tops, sergeant of marines —ten shares each. Sixth class—To captains of masts and afterguard, yeoman of signals, coxswain of pinnace, sail-makers', caulkers', and ar mourers' mates, cooper, rope-maker, volunteers of first class, ship's cook, corporals of marines—eight shares each. Seventh class --To seamen gunners, gunners' crew, carpen ters', coopers', and sail-makers' crews, able seamen, yeomen of store-room, private and fifer of marines, above seven years— five shares each. Eighth class —To cook's mate, barber, ordinary seamen, captain's and purser's and ward.room stewards, captain's and ward.room cooks, private and lifer of marines, under seven But a lieutenant or lieutenants commanding small vessels, when in company with captains or commanders, shall share only as commanders doing duty as first lieutenants, or first lieutenants of first to fifth rates inclusive, namely—they shah have 55 shares. The remainder to be shared as in the foregoing scale, wits. the exception of the clerk in charge, who is to share as purser, but if a ship or vessel bearing a purser be present he is to shut only as a clerk. Thirdly—ln all cases in Which supernumeraries, whether officers or men, shall be borne by order of the Lore High Admiral, or our Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, or by other proper authority, they shall share with the respective ranks in which they may be acting— Provided always, and we do hereby direct, that no flag-officer or other person not actually present at the capture or destruc tion of any pirate vessel, shall be entitled to share in the dis tribution of the prcceeds or bounty in'respect of the crews of such piratical ships, vessels, and boats—and also that no flag. officer or other pekson who shall not have been actually or board of any of our ships, or ships of war, at the actual taking, sinking, burning, or otherwise destroying any ship or ships of war, or privateers, belonging to the enemy, shall be entitled to share in the distribution of any head or bounty_ money granted as a reward f,r the taking, sinking, burning, or otherwise destroying any such ship or vessel. Fourthly—The following regulations are. to be established with respect to the share before-mentioned, to be given to tin flag.officer or officers under whose command the capturing ship maybe. Tnat a captain, commander, or commanding 'officer of a ship or vessel, shall be deemed to - be under the command of a flag when he shall have actually received some order from, or be acting in execution of some order issued by, a flag-officer ; any. in the event of his being directed to join a flag-officer on and• station, he shall be deemed to be under the command of suco flag-dfficer from the time when he arrives within the limits of the station, and shall be considered to contint,e under the com mand of the flag-officer of such station, until he shall have received some order directly from, or be acting in execution of some order issued by some other flag-officer duty authorised, or by the Lord High Admiral, or our Commissioners for exe cuting the office of Lord High Admiral for the time being. That a flag-officer, commander-in-chief, where there is but one flag-officer upon service, shall have to his own use thi one-sixteenth part of the proceeds of all prizes captured from the enemy, and of all other captures and seizures as aforesaid, made by ships and vessels under his command, and of the re. wards conferred for the same, save and except as hereinbefore provided and directed. That when ships or vessels under the command of severs' flags which belong to separate stations shall happen to be joint captors, each flag-officer under whose orders the ships or ves sels are, shall receive such proportion of the flag share to which he shall be entitled according to the number of ships belong ing to each respectively. Captains or commanders, or commanding officers of such ships or vessels as shall be under orders from the Lord High Admiral, or our commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, being joint captors with other ships or vessel: under a flag or flags, the flag-officer is only to have his propor_ tion of the flag-share, according to the Lumber of ships be longing to his squadron. That if a flag-officer be sent to command in the ports of the United Kingdom, he shall have no share in the prizes captured from the enemy, nor in the other captures or seizures as afore said, made by ships or vessels which have sailed, or shall sail, from that port by order of the Lord High Admiral, or our commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, nor in the rewards conferred for the same. That when more flag-officers than one shall be serving toge ther, the one.sixteenth part of the net Proceeds of prizes cap. lured from the enemy, and of other captures or seizuresas afore said, made by any ships or vessels of the fleet or squadron, and of the rewards confetred for the same, shall be divided in the following proportions :—namely— If there be but two flat-officers, the chief shall have two third parts of the said one sixteenth, and the other shall have the remaining third part ; but if the number of flag-officers be more than two, the chief shall have only one half, and the other half shall be equally divided amongst the junior ag officers. That commodores of the first class and captains of the fleet shall be esteemed as flag-oflicers. And we do hereby further direct, that she captains and commanders of our ships and vessels of war 'shall, on making any capture or seizure, transmit, as soon as may be, or cause to be transmitted, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, a true and perfect list of all the officers, seamen, marines, and soldiers, and others, who were actually on board our ships and vessels of war under their command at the time of the said capture or seizure, and also of those who were absent on duty at such time ; which list shall contain the quality of the service of each person on board, together with the description of the men, taken from the description books of the capturing ships or vessels, and their several ratings, and be subscribed by the captain or commanding officer, and three or more of the chief officers on board ; And we do hereby further direct, that when such lists shall have been duly examined with the muster books of such ships or vessels, and lists annexed thereto, in order to see that such lists agree with such muster books, and annexed lists, as to the names, qualities, or ratings of the officers, seamen, marines, soldiers, and others, belonging to such ships and vessels, and, upon request, the Accountant. General of our navy, or ex. amining officer, shall forthwith grant a certifica e, signed by such officer, of the truth of any lists so transmitted to the agents nominated and appointed by the captors or seizers ; and also, upon application, the said Accountant-General, or ex. amining officer, shall give, or cause to be given, to the said agents all such lists from the muster books of any such ships and vessels, and annexed lists, as the said agents shall find re quisite for their direction in making distribution to the parties entitled to share in the produce of such captures and seizures, and the rewards conferred for the same, and shall otherwise be aiding and assisting to the said agents in all such matters as shall be necessary. And we do direct that in case any difficulty shall arise in respect to any of the regulations hereby proposed, and not herein sufficiently provided foi, the same shall be referred to our Lord High Admiral, or our commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral for the time being, and their directions thereupon shall be final and have the sz.me force and effect as if specially provided for in this our Royal pro. clamation. Provided always, and we do hereby direct, that the distri. bution hereinbefore made, or directed to be made, shall not be construed to affect any captures or seizures made before the day of the date of this our royal proclamation, nor any cap tures or seizures which shall be made after that day, and which shall be condemned or adjudged in any of our Courts of Vice- Admiralty, before notice of this our proclamation shall have been received by the Court of Vice-Admiralty in which such condemnation or adjudication shall pass ; and we do hereby, lastly, direct, that the proceeds of all such captures and seizures made before the date of this our royal proclamation, or which will be made after that day, and shall be condemner or adjudged in any of our courts of Vice-Admiralty antecedent to the notice of this our royal proclamation having been received in such courts, together with all rewards aforesaid, shall continue to be distribu:ed in the proportions and manner directed in and by our said former proclamation and order re spectively. Given at our Court at St. James's, the nineteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four, and in the fourth year of our reign. GOD save the KING. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 20, Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant A. Irving to be first Lieutenant, vice T. W. Luard, cathiered, March 10. WAR-OFFICE, MARCII 21 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. Guy Lord Dor. chester to be Captain, by purchase, vice Macqueen, who re tires ; Co net R. P. Butler to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Dorchester; R. James, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Butler, dated March 21. 15th Light Dragoons—Lieut.-Col. L. B. Badcock, from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice J. Thomas Lord Brudenell, placed upon half-pay, receiving the differ ence, March 21 ; Sergeant-Major Conolly (Riding master) to have the r..nk of Cornet, without pay, Feb. 28. 24th Regiment of Foot—Ensign J. J. Grcig to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cunynghame, promoted; J. Colborne, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Greig, March 21. 39th Foot—Ensign R. D. Werge to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Farmer, who retires; J. T. J. English, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice \Verge, Aug. 7. 67th Foot—Ensign R. Champney, from the half-pay of the 38th Regiment of Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Peter, deceased, March 21. 72d Foot—Ensign A. S. Fisher to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Raymond, promoted ; A. N. Sherson, Gent., to b, Ensign, by purchase, vice Fisher, March 21. 73d Foot—Captain A. C. Sterling, from half-pay Unattached, BANKRUPTS. JOHN SMITH, coach-proprietor, Old Kent-road, to sur_ render April 8, at half.past eleven, and May 2, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Braham, New Inn. HENRY CAPPER, tea.dealer, Strand, April 5, at twelve, - ind May 2, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Eird and iannpson, Little Argyle.street, Regent_street. FRANCIS MILLER, victualler, St. Alban's, April 8, at 'ialf.past twelve, and May 2, at twelve, at the Court of Bank. ruptcy. Lofty and Co., King-street, Cheapside. EDWARD BA INES GIBRINS, wine -merchant, Red Lion-square, March 25, at half-past three, and May 2, at eleven, it the Court of Bankruptcy. Belcher, King's Arins-yard, Cole. inamstreet. WILLIAM JAMES BAREFOOT HAMMOND, iron merchant, Upper Thamei.streer, April 18 and May 2, at eleven, 1..1i. Court of Bankruptcy. Locock and Grevitle, Sun.court, COM/1111 „ LuLIAM PYMAR, tobacco-manufacturer, Newgate. street, April 12 and May 2, at eleven, at the Court of Bank ruptcy: Barber and Davidson, Furnival's Inn. WILLIAM GOFF, tailor, \Vantage, Berkshire, April .it twelve, and May 2, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. L'arker, St. Paul's Churchyard. WILLIAM CO WAN, draper, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, April 16, at eleven, mid May 2, at one, at the Bankrupt Commission oom, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Dunn and Dobie, Raymond.. Juildings, Gray's Inn, London ; Wilson, Newcastle. RICHARD HUTTON SLAG G, steel-manufacturer, Kiln_ burst Steel-works, Yorkshire, April 4, at ten, and May 2, at one, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. Tay;or, John.street, Bed ford row, London; Badger, Rotherham. ALICE JOHNSON, draper, Southport, Lancashire, April 14 and May 2, at one, at the Town Hall, Preston, Lancashire. Adlingtnn and Co., Bedford-row, London; Makinson, Man. chester. JAMES SHARP, victualler, Liverpool, April 11 and May 2, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool Bristowe and Fairclongh, Liverpool ; Cuft; Half Moon.street, Piccadilly, London. WILLIAM HORROCKS, corn.miller, Liverpool, April 3 and May T, at two, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Ilad cliffe and Duncan, Liverpool; Adlington and Co., Bedford_ row, London. DIVIDENDS. J. Slater, coal-merchant, Peppard, .near Henley-upon names, Oxfordshire, April 16—G. Friend, wine -merchant, Great Charlotte-street, New-cut, Lambeth, April 16— D. Glover, merchant, Gutter-lane, April I 4—D. Currie, army accoutrement maker, Regent street, April 14—W. Richardson, .nerchant, Adam's-court, Broad-street, April 11 —W. A. lark, wine -merchant, Bishopsgate-street, April 11—J. Fox, cabinetmaker, Newgate.atreet, April 11—D. Marfleet, dra per, Whitechapel-road, April 11—T. Nicholson, horse-dealer, Burstwick, Yorkshire, April 15—B. Watlock, lozenge-maker, ‘Valcot, Somersetshire, May 3—R. R. Linthorne; victualler, Poole, April 24—J. Donald, cattle-salesman, Hayton, Cum berland, April 16—H. Brisband, pearl-button manufacturer, Birmingham, April 11—J. Gifford, lime-burner, Lopen, So. :nersetshire, April 18—E. Bevan and M. Yates, merchants, Bristol, April 12—F. and W. J. Fisher, sail-makers, Bristol, April 15—W. Hankin, stone-mason, Kirkdale, Lancashire, April 11—J. Fox, plater, Birmingham, April 16—W. Par- . tridge, wharfinger, Birmingham, April 15 —W. Radcliffe, ;:otton.spinner, Whitfield, Derbyshire, April 16—G. Goulden, wine -dealer, Liverpool, April 12— B. Cowper,cotton_ spinner, Moorside, Lancashire, April 15. CERTIFICATES-APRIL 11 NV. Jeffreys, scrivener, Shrewsbury—J. Cam, edge-tool manufacturer, Sheffield—T. Cary, salt-merchant, High-street, Wapping—A. M'Call, merchant, Manchester—J. Jones, hat maker, Bishopsgate-street- Without---A. Clapham, soap menu lecturer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne —J. Morville, horse-dealer, , Vakefield, Yorkshire—S. Hampton, dyer, Pilkington, Lan cashire. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. It. S. Tripp and J. Plucknett, attorneys-at-law, Raymond. buildings, Gray's Inn—J. and G. Broadhurst, silk-thlowsters, Bug Lawton, near Congleton, Cheshire—R. Janes and .1. Tap. wine -merchants, Marylebone.lane--W. and A.Williams, Crutchedfriars—S. P. Rickman and N. P. Levi, merchants, George-yard, Lombard street Damms, Cocker, and Co., saw-manufacturers, Sheffield (so far as regards J. Dammsjun.)— Ward and Perrins, coal-merchants, Worcester—J. H. Baylis and S. V. Cox, cliyinists, John-street, St. Luke's, Old-street— Jackson and Co., linen.drapers, Marchmont-street, Brunswick - iquare—R. Clough and Co., grocers, Leeds—Moiris and Goodier, appraisers, Manchester—W. and J. Lake, surgeons, Fore-street—R. Greiner and T. Moorman, tailors, Brydges. street, Covent-garden —J. and J. Hellawell, hat-manufac turers, Huddersfield - and Manchester—Mptcalte and Co., paper. dealers (so far as regards W. Metcalfe). SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. JAMES IRONSIDE, wood-merchant, Edinburgh, March 24, and April 8, at the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Earl and Countess of Kerry, at Lansdowne House, Berkeley-square, from Bowood Park, Wilts; Lord and Lady Tyrconnell, at Thomas's Hotel, in Berkeley.square, from their seat in Yorkshire; his Excellency Baron Dedel, at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, from a visit to their Majesties, at Windsor; Lord Oxmantown, at ditto, from Ireland ; the Hon. Misses Addington, at ditto, from Richmond ; Captain Ainslie, at ditto, from Canterbury; John Goldingham, Esq., and 7 -- Campbell, Esq., at ditto, from a tour ; Robert Shuttleworth, Esq., at ditto, from Scotland; E Magnaghten, Esq., at ditto, from Warwickshire; Mr. and Mrs. Ahdy, at ditto, from their seat in Essex; - Miles, Esq., at ditto, from ditto; Capt. Paton, and William Oliffe, Esq., at ditto, from a tour; E. R. Ross, Esq , at ditto, from Italy; - Lindsay, Esq., and -- Ormsby, Esq., at ditto, from Paris ; Charles Saunders, Esq., at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn.street, from the Isle of Wight ; J. D. Dingwall, Esq., in St. James's-street, from Oxford ; Sir Richard and Lady Hunter, at Ellis's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Brighton; James Brown, Esq., Mrs. Brown, J. Brown, Esq., jun., and J. Ponsonby, Esq., at Mar shall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square; William Unett, Esq., at ditto ; the Duke of Norfolk, in St. James's-square, from Arundel Castle ; the Earl and Countess of Surrey, at ditto, from Worksop Manor; Viscount and Viscountess Dil lon, at Fenton's Hotel, St: James's-street, from Ditchley; tl.e Hon. Charles Henry Cust, at Earl Browniow's, Beigrave. square, from a tour; Lord Western, in South.street, Park_ lane, from Brighton ; Mademoiselle d'Este, in ditto, from Windsor Castle; Lieutenant-General Sir William Henry Clinton, in Queen Anne-street, from a continental tour; Lord and Lady William Fitzroy, in Clarges.street ; Sir James Lyon, in Sussex-place, Regent's Park, from the Palace, at Windsor; Sir Hilgrove Turner, in Pa►l.mall, from ditto ; Lord Dela mere, at his seat, Vale Royal, Cheshire, from the Duke of Rutland's, Belvoir Castle; Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, in Regent street, from Leamington, Warwickshire; Mr. and Mrs. Planta, at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, from a tour. DEPARTURES. The Earl and Countess Jermyn, from the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for their seat, Putney; Sir Hew Stewart, Bart., from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Ireland ; B. Eastcourt, Esq., from ditto, for Portsmouth ; Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey. rem ditto, for Brighton; John Moss, Esq., Charles Lawrence, Esq., and Gilbert Winter, Esq., from E!lis's Hotel, St. James's street, for Liverpool ; John Swann, Esq., from ditto, on a tour; Captain and Mrs. Strafford, from the Royal Hotel. Jermyn-street, for the Continent; Rev. T. Pennant, Mrs. Pennant, and Miss Clarke, from Marsh all Thom p son's Hote l , Cavendish!square ; Mrs. Cayalet Smith, from , the Verner„ Hotel, Berners-street, for Br i g hton ; Rev. I. Harvey, Mrs. I.l,irvey and family, from ditto , for Cowden, East Grinstead ; Earl and Countess, Brownlow, and Lady Sophia Cust, from : Earl Viscount-I d .e c voesuonitr Countess and of the G I Hon, 11, Horace from A ibe Plit. Belgrave-square, for their seat, Belton, Lincolnshire ; Hon. C ap t a i n Fleetwood Pellew, from Grafton-street, for the Conti nent; Viscount Dungarvon, from Hamilton.place, for Henley.. upo n n -T t h o f rom Devonshire House, for Paris ; Lord M arcus Hill, from, g in a i le-street, for Paris; Hon. Tho mas D un d as, M.P., from Hertford-street, May-fair, for his seat i n Y or k s hi re; William Primer, Esq., M.P., for Shrigl e y P ar k , M acclesfield ; Captain i s t e r s t:e tis Knox, from the Pulteney Hotel, A lbemarle-sireet, for Chatham. It is intended to abolish the office of recorder ,1 Great R ;II in S otiand, but au Act of Ruhament is , cces4aly for the purpose. So great is the coach opposition from W,llingfor.l to London, via Henley, that p Aserwer , for ittle more than half tte charge from the former place, although eleven nodes (dither from the me tropoli.; and rsous thing a short walk from Benson to Wall;ngiord, t t '''ough the village.— Oxford Journal.to town for half the charge, by coaches pasi . ng d:rect