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Per C cnt t.,', . . ' ; 1 ' 't•i ' .% , . ,'• . - . . , - , fes 'l*- --- -- ' 7 '`.:, • ,:, \..._.:; , . ... f.. ' I. ` :, 5'01,414 1 4441 , f .- .- • . - ; •-•,,,;•,'11-- '-' -' -- N.* / . - i e tip- . . • '. • - .. , . .. . , . . , -•-• '-''''''"-- -- cr - ..., . . , . , . _ . . cii . R. . - 2. fr - -L ._ ,-. , 4 • . ,-,. . - -- , _.., , ~. , _•, , ,„.. . . : * <•,., #. 4 - . L... ..„. -, . , . • i a --3. -it ~ ''''" , , _ ~,,,., -e-,„ ..,--..--,, .. ~, . - ,„•_, ',. ... • , . • . r,.. t; -7' . • .r , C., , , gru d ~- , - t . ~,,..e . ~ , , „,... - • ~.... •. , AV - ' ' # s • N . , A ir • • - e „ , ,,, ,, Z; . / f r•-• , .• ' . • • . /. ~ /77 - i l•-./ ~( // b ~..._._ , t.: ,, ../,/,.,_ i_A,t,, , . .„ +, . • , . . p`,N i eAyl 8.,: 10;207. -MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30,: 1825. ~.. , • , . and SIVEWItIGHt are now Selling 19 • Tieliets and Shares at their Old and Fortunate Of= fees, 27, Cornbill; 11, Holborn ; and Haymarket. To-moitßow, , - • •Fliery . N`tinther. and Every Prize Most be I)rawa4 , including Ti ; ‘ , ' - of - • X40.00a TWO - - - 0,000 • Two XF ! ,OOn, Besides TWENTY other Capitals, a.id NO BLANKS ! Every Number is sure of. Xi at least. .ri Vic "Pk-fCE SEl4lit-I\9;',"Ct:',. - • May 1825. .-Norricz is hereby given, that a Scysitnt, . . • oy,r and Ternijuer and paol lleliwTu, for the 21riat of 'Opt es:conam;Ved on the High S-as, rbithiir the JUrillie:- tioii Ofthe4dmiralty of England, will be held et Ja.4tice Hall, inthe Old ilaileu,.tonrlim, on Monday, the 27th (Thy of June next, ci Eight o'Clock in the And' GriOlers;' and Keeprrs of Prisons, in whose custody ant' Prisoners, charged tifit,!: 0"1.14,Ts eom • mitled on th High Seas, or within the said Jari,dletion, - • • • - , may he, ar . e-lierehy rerini,-ed to trans Mil 4:0p , / ethe.Com mitment of every such Prisoner to lUr. Bicknell, the Solicitor of - the an'Spriilic'Gartlen T t rr-rce, Laitd. , n, in 4rderthat the ne.essarym.casures may Le ta ' all suchPlivOlter.! to His'Arojr.fty's 'Gaol Nerittate, trial at the srthl endfd mien. all Magors,Justi es, •Coroners, an. , ,ther (*cars,. Infore whom any Iminidtir; 4 . us, Informations, E:camination - s, _or „Ilecti_g:i dr.:am:es, Mal/ hare Leen taken torching auy twit Genres, arc regni,ed.to trans mit the same foryhTith.te,ilr. Thonias )2c.-Clerk of Arraigns of the nigh Court of Admirdfty sf England, at his Office, at the Ses.siOns House in the Old'iiiirry,'LondO . n. J. Ir. CIiOKEfI. THE A it Ati Y. son, 'lst or' Gfeliadier,.F . oot Guard; J.glin Reed;„t3lith Font; Alexander Canlobell:l2tVPoOti - Willialii Parry, Yale, 48th Foot; Charles- Hervey Sthith, Brigade-Major ar'Plymoutli Arthur Bermird, 111th Foot ; Cecil Bisshopp;,l4th :Foot ; Ni' cholas Lasitscin' Darrah l , 97th' Foot ; Thomas Bekhouse, 47th Foot;' Melville Glade; flOth 'forint ; -Arthur . Gore;' ;35th' 'ciot 'William Snafie, ( 1 3d Tout; itighard.(..:ust, 3ist - Foot; - Robert Er' lcitie; 4th Foot ; Tlionias Champ,.43d Foot; John Antill s Ceylon. Regiment; Ridhard Hariing:ton,6tlth . Foot; George Marshall. 62d Foot; David -Gondar:anis : 6lk Foot; Loftus Owen, 711 Foot; Frederick Wm. Kysli, sth Foot. . ~ • . Ill s mai:-_.sty bas been pleased to appoint the foll Owing Of ficers of the Royal Artillery and 'loyal Engineert - tn take rank. by Brew t, ;Is under mentioned. Commissions to be dated :27th May, 1523: - - • ' To be GE !.; ErtA 1., in the A a mY.—Lient.-(len. Wtn...`Twis To be:LtEu TE NA N l',G EIgE ft ALS in the Aft SiY.—illiijor- General Charles N. Cf)olts,in, William johnston.„ - JOhn'Bu T t o.n, _George Lewis; Joseph Wiill.:er,-Charles-Neville;•-lltigh Straiyne; To be II rAion..(IENT.n ALS in .the 'A, nlrY. ,- -L-011oriVtis Jos: , M aclean, ROYal Artille r y 3 ,-,lohn 111irri. , ..; Royal - ArtillirV - 'Sir tennis A datp Wo 6 , 1, i l toy al, Arrtilery ; ltichard-1114t on, Royal Artillery; _Richard De.Naemrird, of. thelate -R Fe- - reign Artillery ; . Robo.Storart 4 i-of the •lace llOyal• trilst , .Artil- lery ; Alexander Armstrtni:g,•oftlxe late RoyalirtAli'Artill ry ..SitAlexander. Bryce . , Royallioginders ; George Poilteari. ier;• Royal Artillery ; Sir James Cartniclvtel Smyth, Pert: R yid Engineers; Robert Pilkington, Royal Engineers; Ilertry'ratt, Royal Engineers ; William Henry Ford,• Royal . Engineers' ; Frederick William Mulcaster,,.Royal , Engineer g.. -•-• ' , To be LI.EUTENANT-C0T..35-NEL in the AnstY.lllajor. .ftnbcrt Macdonald, Royi.,l Artillery. •• : - ," ! .To- be Ala-to its in. the A ilAir ---Captains Thomas . 3iark Dickens, Royal Engineers ; Thomas Greatly; -Royal Artillery, ; 'jamesStokes Bastard, ditto.; Titotnas Van - Srtanberiri , e, ditto ,f . Thom Cubitt, ditto; Cyprian,, Bridge; ditto; - "Thoinas' flare Browne, ditto; Duncan. Grant. ditto; Charles 'Mosse; tiitto ;- Williant, Butts, ditto; Henry Alexander - Scott, ditto ; - Ai4lii- , Ladd Montgoinery .11.1a-.v.vell, dittol -Robert Sholto Dougla's; ditto • John- Cade- P e tl ey , di tto; Willi am Mill er, di tto; Ht:Dry Charles Russell, ditto. Williams; Esq.,•ll ichard lirorsley,Esq..Tobe Rear -.(idnzirsart Qftl, IVitite. , .• • . • And the under-mentioiled CAPTAINS Were also appointfd W FLA Orinerits of h i s. ajesty's Flect;"vli..:—.Ai s k ew .ffeatheote. Knt„ , :Alfdreiv Fix.z lierbert'EVans, Esq.,_ Sir Edward NVilliarn ,capipbel,l Rich 4 ()Wen; K.C.8., Geor•re Frederick 113 , i:re5 . ,. George Scott.. Titomas ' Dandas, Esq:, "•(;eorke' rik , ke, Esq., Ric . har4 Harrison .I ) earson. -Esq.,•George.Astle,' Esq. , John •Tienitirie ittodd; rsq. C. 13., 'Sir Thonias Alas:terniall !lardy, "-Caniherlarid; Eden Ilatnonil,.l S%. C.4„..Robert liorkeymars, En.; ArOlaniVaslion E.;q. I 'high liewerman Esq.,. .linn. .Thorna 6 Dladen Capel; (LB: Ilanwcll,'Esq. .Esq t i Right Him.. Janus . O'Hiyen, t ßiehard - Matson, Esq., Richard . , Raggett, John Mackellar, - Esq,, and Charles Adain, E,Ng.--7'o be Rear-Admirals of the Bluz, [FRON SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.] • MIT-Office, iWay 27111, 1826. His MAJESTY 'has been pleased• to appoint the following Officers to take rank, by nrzr;ret, as undermentioned.. The corn, missions to be dated 27th May, 1825. ALL TO -MORROW ! ITAZ MID, and CO., Contractors. This is IL one of the Last'Opportunitics to gain so great a For tune by so small. a RiKic, .as Parliament will pass no more Lottery Acts._ The Scheme contains . -r• . , ' TWO - X 30,000 TWO - - .XlO,OOO . TWO - X 5,000 :• . Besides TWENTY other Capitals, and NO BLANKS!, As every Numb er i s sure of VI. at - least, and All u One Day, Admiralty-Office, 2114 27. Hifi -' Majesty jias been : pleased to appoint Lucius Hazdynlan,, 'Esq. C.ll;;:EtlVlrd f Prace;- EF:q. - •: - Sitr . 13rentim i arfd.FranCis. Williant A tisten, Esq. V. R. to be COL:inels in his ;tlajesty's Royal ?!-larine Forces, in the rcoin of Patrard•llollis, E4q., - Edwa'l Willyam polophell llic l 3•Owen, Geo...SeOte,-Esq. ."and tetmi s n - 11,ardy,. Bait. .137. - .C.13.,, appointed-Flag-Officers of his Alajeity's Fleet. . • 'l'O-MORROW • ! _ . Tickets and Shares are on sale at HAZARD and Ccl.'s, .the Contractor's - tiffices, Royal Exchange-gate; 26. Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford street. end of Regent street! London ; vilieFe.fu a series, of-years they have been most successful in selling Capi tal Prizes; having in one. Lottery sold All the Thirty, Thou sand Pound Prizes—in the last Year's Lotteries alone they sold. Five Prizes of 30,000/. and 20,600/.—and the . following Prizes drawn on Tuesday, the 12th of April last:- 8,185 - - X 20,100 9,579 - • _ _ X 2,000 And Eight other Capitals. ... f .: °~ ALL To-m ORM) W . . - iiIDRISII havin g distributed Eleven Capital Prizes ILO arnon;.; his best Friends, the lkobiic, on the -cry la•t I), awing, so kits a continuance of their favour: in flit. pre sent Lottery, containing -. Prizes of increased Value, and of greater Var,:y, viz. I O -of £30,000 TWO - . £IO,OOO TWO - - . 7 Z 3,000 Besides TWENTY other Capitals, and NO BLANKS! As'every Number will be sure of at least.. .-IL.L to he Drawn TO-NI( )1Z ROW. • When rveryNnfat;r will hie decided, and etery Ticket a Prize 671C17 7 .31_,1,1.V0-Y4R II , 17, !RV,. TII ESE ' are to g!ye Notice, Thal On irltiti-sdaN, . . the 9th day o .tune next ; at Ten ~'Clack in the Fore npan, will he inft up to Pt181;1('V,11"..E,at171.4 .114jestv's Ward, Deptford: lOn , lri! Lots of the follawing Old Unseri , iccfzi;lc Stoics, noto ling in the saidtrtrif, Bread I Putter Stares." Brea Dust . Sugar Butt Beef • • , Vinear Purkqberm., Pork • .Cocua _ 1 togstlead 4ut Bise_ait 11a'gs Flour ' Pr o eservecl Meats Soups.. , 1 - lA, Ntacrs Ter lieading . pease Oatmeal Art&Stitlry Hospital Stores, Old . Timb6r, Iloartis, .4,Deposit . of 'per ,ent. is to be nsorlf (in Cash or' Notes of the 13).enh ..of England), upon .the. amount .f each Lot at tbe time of Srll - ,•' : alt' , l the 'remaindi..) of Mt- Money.lo'l)f-stit hffore. /lc , Stores_••nre removed, for Thiel) ts)ropose tz i ‘ r#‘q.3ij4fourteen ocorhinp- tlay:s4O111 beallotrud. .Porn the day of Sate; the By.yers obsert;litg that nut Jess than, our • hay' ihe — iplantity is to be taken away Oii'Me Alst .serer! the i!emaindr.'r in the seven follow'ing• flays, ~thernise the lie;;i;ritifonerfteitibe firjiiled, and t'te ;Sihtee'cintiin lteelpr*i((+of'the C;;own, as no extensivn of tiny, on,/ acc,o4„<kc .. f raige4. The Stores Inayb w e rieed M daring' r workfnAr faxing. 6 . y . thr ~r d, on the 1414 - dal;:i immediately prce.citsng .the day of Sale. . . -• • • • .. ..„ , Ca t 47lo Xues n'irq . be Jail On ttp . pll.calcon" al tk e f .trail Yard.' , .. . . . • JOHN H 11.1,, Comptroller. ... . .__ ._ . ... ~ ~ .. . ....,.... -. NATIONAL SOCIETY. ' 4IINUIL GENE 1118ETING RAL . _., • .4---4 L, • ';tht NATIONi:II., SOCIETY for..the. EDUCA r-1.10N1.0114e.Y.00R. in the . Princiles of the ESTABLISHED t'a(lllCß'Will.be.held at the Board Ttoorn of the Society for Pr•outoting Christiat, Knowledge, No. 67, Lincoln's.lpn kl-41"t4,..,4n FRIDAY , . th e .13d of J i ane when 1111 Uenefhctoys o ' , ', _ ' ". l ""i1".." •arld upwards, and hill Animal ,Subscrilter G.V of .01tiocas ant! apumriis„will be intit led to.qtlynd• - - His Grac e t 1).:. Arc.li bishop ,n . f CAtsiTERBUItY will take the Chair at Oae 4i.'Cloi-:1;, n yet:3;4v.— T. T. WAIMSLEY, P.D. Secretary. It 0 U Nl5- 'RENT COMPANY. ----. Capital £250,000, in shares of 1:25. each. - No further Applications for. Shares can, be received after to- Inovrow. . The Committee of Management are ready to rective. propa sal* for Scitcs of Building-Ground, Ground Rents; and Re versions. , . , . . • Prospectuses, and every requisite. informatiOn. may he ob tained of Messrs. Andrews. and Clift,- Joint:Solicircirs . to the Company, 2i3 i Great Winchester-street, or 13, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. . • -, .- J. A. WOOLRYCH, Secretary. THE DECCAN ARMY. 11 7 ednisdity next will be published, price Thr . ei Shillings and SixisenC, IFIBSEitrATiOTS ou the SIER:VICESand- CLAIMS of the AIIIIIY of the DECCAN. • rintea and SOldb - y IVREATLVI and" ADLAIII3 103, ,ztrand*. NEW SPORTING VVORK. In 12 I%lonthly Nombers, Trice Is. 6d. each. I. at.;l 11. will be published on the Ist of June, - 1 1 ) 1 ERCE FA;NN'!; ANECDOTES'' of the 1 1 , TURF, tbg CHASE, the and the STAGE, ' u strited withcoloured Plates; Drawn from Life,_and'Etched- IP.llleodore Lane, and interspersed with nurricroui original ° od tuts, from price subjects. i n j 'Y Way of a " bit of good truth," P. E. has to observe, that s_t:onsequineq.of the sucerss which the fltst Volurrk'of his s eco r ti, pcdotes met with frorn.the Public, he now'. offeri n e _ l 'u_Voltime to the notice of hia numerous statinch Supporters 0.041,00 porti pg : Wo r ld.. . u n printed for Knight and Lacey; Paternoster-row; and P. Ilgan,ll3, Strand: I'INGTU,' I 3 A, ~,, TO BE SOLD „,. L A By Aul'lON . , ; .-:--,.• --' ''.r, ^` °I ht his lick6e, No. 3 , Iv D sTRET,, ,STRAND, following Days, at Twelve o'Clock. ' . on MONDAY, IfE vc!r Choice and y Selwct I._ I 61 ) A fiY 91 June 6, and Two i. t ' • Paul's r i l the - late G.Eottes,E BAKER, Esq.. o, fit. Church .4 - Id . Ya,.;eitiilltt(fingz--. i 1,145 s cbPr. o "l o u 'lnnersoles 11-oue, of Yvery, yols. a mo,c•• '' -,- Elizavetn: I've(' '2loroce:ni'curiOtti 'llracts relative to Miss r ßlanc . ty, .... ..,, ~ &c. ; X;;1 3 , 1 ! 1 . 3 ininr,B; IVlarYToft, :11rs. Rtidd, the Perreati. , . Fables- de M rfe ' 4 bf Erasmus and Dean Colet, large paper; f the Ma t. ° ' outface, the true Edition, pr9of impressionS,o paper; ' l cilut's History of the 'Town of Slalmsbury, .f1u. 1 2 Ha-man's 11,40... it's Fables fr;`rilie Female Soi, with the whole of ~._). tiasker eautif til Priglnal Drawincil; Select Fablel of E t." 1 "1,-,,i 0 .16 ills Edition., with the original Drawings ; Al'c'l9.l'''''„' 'lois.; Ireland' varioua Tours, - with prods and etenvir..., }theie -Plates; Miln's Winchester,' with the Appendik; large . p9 . l ' re ofs: of .the Plates (only 12:copis printed) , ; Nichols' TOP° 3 ,I.ll:','Phia Britannica, 8 - vols.; Queen Elizabeth ' s Prtr)arto..l.47;ite de Strutt' _. s Sports and Pastkmes, 8:e " :". II ' ' l r r b i rti;') • I e Ittc brr best Edi ' 1 -.-- peti (froni - the Colbert tr 3' ; --learn , . i ion, argepa . • . n . 3 /. Ni c h o ls ~,,,teeFejl4ll pyrne , ..s ATitiquitie. proofs and..etcpi , - ti logical liistor -- ‘ - 9ea 1 ,is v.ois. .targe.-paper ; Satidfcrn _ ,c , ti c. ,i, i l °Y . England, very fine russia - ; - Ducarel s , >l' . ?rmai , ~_. An rat,fe'''',. tilF• Author's copy, with many additional-drasp,4,4 ~. ttchl n a , 4 , Jtstorines tie la Iteyglution Fr,apeais, p , rooP .anu for ~ 4 1 ,s of the plates, 3 vOli. - - Opikinal illanusciipt c,Qllectinn, garti; uffb ilt • die 51ar gegt'Oolietion rof lArorks` • relative to Ho- , , th e Vub l Pi d Wark' printed at. - Strawberry llill, eifer - . - offeredlto•, clad .m.,.e-7-Arcong the forther an nniatie copy of slkaiTT7m - R 6 ' 1, blotary - , Piinisliments, on large paper; &c., Sic.., Sic.., :. R ° e vie wed' d'C id -. etit ''. h a d- -t. Th. pike' of -al e. ,An at egties, pn s.,a .. BISH has !teen peculiarly fortunate in selling Prizes of X 30,000. There have. been - only Two S - chetnes Three Prizes of £io,ono ; irs- the first; BISII sold ALL Tf E THREE; and in the last, he sold Two ont• of the Th ree Prizes ,of .Thirty Thousands. BISEI also sold the , Fifst £:lo,oo6.evev drawn,—the Last £36,064 ever drawn,—in the fait - Three Mouths of last Yeas lie sold Two Prizes of £30.01)0 . and Three Prizes.of X.26`,000-and in the very last Drawing, ; I.2th sold and shared No. 7,034, a Prize of X 26,060, in 'sixteen Sixteenths, and Ten other Capitals, in,a , variety of .Shares, :tickets and Shares are on Sale at BISH'S Offices, 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London. The Lottery %%ill . he . all. drawn To:mtmutour, and No More Lottery Acts will he passed by Parliament. WELCII SLATE, M IN ING COMP.`.: Capital 500,0110/. Shares Ten DIRECTORS.A CHAIR:riAN—S. il. M. DEPUTY CIIAIRIVIAN---PC Honourable W. P. DIREC The Hon. IL Bingham W. L. Cahlecott, Esq. The Richt 116 n. Earl of Do noughmore John George Hon. William Grey COPPER, and LEAD c V. Thousand, Fifty Pounds each. ND OFFICER. BARRETT, Esq. M.P. TER. 3100 RE,. Esq. M.P. POWLETT, 11. P. 2•0113. IVilliam Kershaw, Esq. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Palmerston, iII. P. Archibald F. pax ton ,•Es q . P-;-;: en . 17,- n - A. 'A. Surtees, Esq. Colonel Talbot, M. P. - AUDITORS. George . Gibson, Esq. . . R. Talbot, Esq. I Richard Heale, Esq. . W. Wilkinson, Esq. TRr.4ittitnits-31essrs. Sir Willisni Kay; Bart., Price, Mar ryat, and Coleman ; Messrs. Si x J o h n Perring, Bart Shaw, • Barber, and Co. STANDING COitatsEL--W: M. Bythewocal, Esq. ; P. B. Brodie, Esq. ; C. 1 - 1. B, Ker, _Esq. • SoticiTOßs—Alessrs. iVilks and Verbeke. SECRETARY—PhiIip Borten, Esq. . • ' MricE'SUPERINTENDENT—Geoike Hornfray, ' Esq. It is not, perhaps, very generally known, that tzo valuable Slate Quarries alid,Minerals which abo un d in a large portion of Noitlt - WittesVilave - been hitherto entirelYneglecteri,..or only. very partially worked. Indeed, the mode in which ~lining ope rations are conducted in thii Principality, exhibits sufficient evidence Of-the - want of skill or insufficiency of capital to work therm The Appearance of a vein of Slate on Mineral either in ducea a few persons, general!)- small tradesmen in the vicinity, to agree to explore it in partnership ; or sonic individual with an incompetent capital to undertake it. For this purpose all adventhiers in copper, and lead are divided into sixteen portions or ourit'esi' and the usual subscription to commence the working, seldern'endeeds.sol: for each shareholder,, who looks to an im mediate return for the investment, and seldom consents. to the -profts any) of the works being devoted to their extension and im . provenient. This also; with reference to, Slate : Quarries ie the principal cause why - at preSent, with the exeeption,of Iron Works (which itis not the intention of this Company to under take) there are in a tract of country literally abounding with the most valuable Slate 31ineral, very few conducted on a scale proMising adequate remuneration. To obtain an immediate and small profit g the capabilities of the Quarries and Alines are g hTa era sh i r lY eh a e l .lrs.th t ge getl in ersa e adcrifiveeendtuC and if, at any future period, te, or perhaps:, sole proprietors be . induced to extend - coperation',. they often, find that all the previous workingi have only been detrimental to the property, and a serious obstacle to its improvement. This is.ruore particularly the case with the Slate Quarries.— The inetnentte demand, for -this article within a few years, h would, it might. be.supposed,ave induced the investment of a large Capital, and the employment of competent talent in the prodnetioni, ;.Bat the contrary is the fact ; and it appears'fiiim Persenalisispection, and the opinion of intlivichials well qua lified: to pronounce on the subject, - that within ,the Principality of North Wales at- this moment, only two proprietors conduct this trade:ort,their own - estates, to that advantage of - which it is so coMpletelysuSeeptible. Not that other Situntions and other opporttinities are Wanting—not that the Slate is elsewhere of an interior quality, or more expriiiive -in the prodtieti27 I ; for it is. found 'to.be otherwise the-Casa in Various part's of the Prin cipality, both as to quality of ma(eriel - and vicinity to a nine of shipment. . Vet netwastanding thetie advantagcs. antl tidelong period during which the trade has. been steadily increasing, there are now lying in the ports of Bnger, Caernarvon,. and Trentitdoc, ninny vessels fronfall parts-of , the kitn;doln, and from America,' waitingfor weeks. to he loaded with :Lte, all the exertions Of the present proprietoir of the Quarrtes are insufficient to. produce in quantity , to supply the' demand.— Thus, in defiance_ of the unprecedented prosperity of the trade. the capabilities' of numerous situations • for Slate Quarries, i: is fair to conclue,. ere altvether unknoWn to the great majority. of individ ua l s resident in North Wales, and interested in this description of , property er they have been de terred by' want of. capital front weirking', theni With cn,::;4 - v.— Thesv,Consitierations have induced the proptieters of-this ijorn, pany to pay more particular attention (ito thAt' portion of its in tended operations connected with Slate. than they otherwise weuld•have felt justified in doing; anil , they have now the sa tisfaction, to announce to -the SharehtibleYsrthat they have si clged.seeeral valuable Q ti arries , 'etnnpact)ysituated in various parts of the Principality, and partieularly - at Festiniog; in Me rionethshire. • _ Although the main object of this•Coniiiani will be the work ofiSAate Quartzes; y et u g r eemen it i a)re : licieti 'mud e for sl ats tions,end alitles,pf topper - and LePdhsaine ,vitinity, w hi c h, its. . 'confidently anticipated must. proveerninently pro ductive. t- .The aftiirs ot, to oln e pany are under the nitinaxement of a BOard of. DirccorS 4 . : 11 . 1 ,,,1954,..4)1iii4ca5., El 4 deed of.- t t lem en t has 1)&63 prepared - for. y t e,..regutation of' the CompanY., which, on which is ' lO . /. halot apprOVest 4)1rc.4.,r44,11.14,31K•int0izer decd of it o ' n onlie bp.Nignett by every Share _ . :.•• • •. • l ad ri es at L taking out. This shores, the cit!posit . - ••; iprospectuses an d 'P) . ., T r.r 3 tl . le n r ed at ofliees. , roe -streetybitilding, City . f Company' s b Order of the Direr/tits, ' • B y 13 - ORiON - ' 3, Brood-street -buildings, May 27. • . To • be G . EN'Ertm.s' in the ArtAi Y.—LieutQnant-G.enerr.l W. Scott, Archibald-Campbell, Franeis Fuller, Sir James Af.lnk, .Bart., George Vaughan Hart, George Wade, MervyrrA7.r`:_ doll, - Sir John Coape Sherbrooke, G.C.8., Sir Gov.:v. Drum mond, 'JaMes Wharton, Sir William Payne, . lion. Edward . . Bligh, 'Earl of Craven, Lord - .Williain Cavendish Bentinck, Edinund.tarrof. Cork, Hon o ir able 'Henry 'George - Grey -Hon: Sir r,:dw c •lrd Paget, Sir Brent . Spencer; Stanlet#4...4.,ord. Combermere,: G.O Sam. Dalryniple.; Rowland . 1611 Hill, G. - C.:13., Hon.. StapletOn, Denzil Onslow,' Sir John Murray, Bart., lion. Charles .flope, Sir 'Geo. Pigot, Bart., ,Frcderick Alsartin Hunter, . Richard Earl of .DOnottglimorc, \Vin. Carr Viscount - Beresford, K.C.B. To be - LI - EfITENANT-GENERALS in the A RWC.—Major . General WM. Raymond, Terence ol,6 g biir, Sir George Murray, (;.CB., .Sir • .Tames Kenipt, G:C.13,• Evan. Lloyd, Matthew Sharpe; David Latimer, Tinling Widdrington, Richard Blunt,-Herify Ilayly, Francis Slater Rebow, Wm. Guard, Sir Tho Mas Richard .1./yer; Bart., Henry Conrart,ir - William H. Pringle; K.C.13:., Phillip, Kearny Skinner. Ge-- rard•:Gasselin, Si r F . P . Robinson.; K.C.13., Arthur Robert. Dillon, Duncan Darroch; John Grey, john. - Murray, Arthur Aylmer, John Mackenzie, Sir .1 , 3. Barnes .K.C.8., _Edmund Reill Cope, Phineas Rinll, William 'Brooke, Thomas Moly-, neaux, George Andrew Armstrong, Sir Auguine Fitmerahl, Bart.., Beniamin- Forbes,. William Peachy, Sir WM. foglis, K.C.13., John -Vincent, R. 'Lethbridge, Sir W. Hutchinsbn, Daniel Seddon,. Geo.. Robert Ainslie,'Sir John Sir Thomas Brisbane, K.O 8., Richard O'Donovon, :Hon. Thomas William Fertrior, Alexander Halk e t t, /Inn William Fitzroy, Sir Wm. Kei r Grant, K.C.8., Charles Griffiths, Lord Robert:Edward- Henry Somerset, K.C.8.,. .Hon... Arthur An. nesley, Boyle Travers,. 'Frederick •WM. !inner, Sir Thonlas. Bradford, K,C.8., John Grant.* Clay, Alex. Cosby Jackson, Gage John Vail, Hon. Williaintfle Illaquiere Thos.- B r o w n e , Sir John Larnbert," K.C:B., James • IVill s Oughbv Gordon, Bart. and K.C.8., Michael Head; Joseph Fuller, Sir Manly Power, K.C,8., 'Thottia:s Gage Montressor, Ralph Darling, Geo.. - Hornford,'Sir Herb er t T ay l or, M att h ew Lord Aylmer, K.C.B. • . To be' lA.rofnlGENEriAts - in the A nmv.—Colonel Brown, on the half-pay of the York Light Volunteers.; Dennis Berbert, oon the half-pay ; henry CharleS Darling, on half-pay Nova Scotia Fencibles ;. jolin•-,Ross;:ori , halPpaY . Gild, Foot; . Hon. Henry. King,-of -the Ist Wlyal 'Veteran* Battalion • Wm, 'Thornton, on halt' pay 85th Foot, Henry Tolley, 16th' Foot t John 'Macdonald, 'on . half.:pay 'lst 'Garrison Battalion ; .Sir Charles Pratt, K.C.8.. sth Foot Nathanial Blackwell, 9th Foot ; David Ste Wart, oii lialf.lfaY . 96th Foot; Bon. John Bruce Richard -O'Neill, Coldstream Foot Guanls ; Alexander Murray Mae Gregor', on h a lf paY,•4th.Ceylon Regiment; Hon. George Augustus Chttwynd'Stapylton, on halfLpay 45th'Foot ; Anthony Salvin; litspeCting Field,,Officer of a Itearuiting..Dis. trick Anthony Walsh . , 'on theltalf-pay ; Johnson, 68th Foot ; Francis . Newbury, 16th Light Dragoons; Richard .hock by, On half , pay'sBth Foot ; Lewis Davies, on half-pay_ 36th. Foot .1 ., Sampson Freeth.** Inspecting Field=Officer of a. R 6, cruiting •District ; Daniel Francis 131ommart„ on, half-pay 52d Ran, Joseph Stratorl, - 6th • DragOoni.; Sir Edward Illakeney, 7th Foot i - JarnesCharle.s Dalhiac, 4th Light Dragoons; • Francis. Burke, on lilf:pay Lowenstein's Levy ; John Pine, Coffin, Royal Staff Corps • Sir John Maclean, K.C.8., on half., pay . 27th Foot ; DoWnes Jackson, K.C.8., Royal Staff Corps ; Sir Neill Campbell, on half-pay Royal_'. Corsican Rangers ; 12,11 Light Dra-. Paons; Sir -George Augttstit Qn entrn, - .7 on hair-nay 9 ota Light Dragoons ; Sir Colin • Campbell, K. C. B. Cold stream Foot Guards; Geore Mackie, 60 t h Foot; Sir John Wilson, on the half-p a y ;'Sir Rob er t Travers, 10th Foot ; Sir Samuel Ford AVhittinghain, • I3th Foot ; Sir John Col borne, K.C.8., b2d Foot ; Sir Archibald Cambell, K,C,.13., 38th Foot; Sir Thomas Al'illahon, Bart., on half.pay 17th Foot ; Alexander Woodford, Coldstream Foot Guards ; lion. Fraderick Cavendish Ponsonby, Inspecting Field Officer of Militia in the lonian •lidands ; CharleS . Palmer, on half-nay 23l Light Dragoons ;' Sir ThOrieitArbilthnot.,! - .K . C.8., 71st Font ; Sir Henry Frederic - Bouiehe, K.C.8., Coldstream - Foot Guards ; Hon. Henry Aug: IferkeleY CraVen, on. the'half-pay ; -John-Lord Burghersh,On half-pay l;31 Foot ; Getirge Viscount • .Forbes, 65th . Forti‘:Ltird Fitzrorl, , Jarnes; Henry *Soniery So. Inersen," t - ; of Greithaieerbot-Guards; bard Charles Somerset Manners; ad Light Dragoon -S. , ' . • To be COLONEL'S in the A rt stY.—Li eu t enan t-C o l one l Henry Shadfmth, on half-pay 10th Foot; -Alexander. liamilton, 30th Foot; White Leo, on half-pay 96th Foot; Lloyd, on halfpay 97th Foot; john Siillet 'll - ammerton, on half-pay 44th Foot; John Pringle, on half•-pay 31st Light Dragoons ; Alexander Whally .Ligbt, on half-pay 25th Foot David Campbell, .9th FOot ; flenry Thornton,' 40th Foot ; ndrew Day idsort,.lsth .F oot ; John flicks, 32(1,F00t ; Henry -Frederick Muller, Ceylon Regiment ;- Fletcher Barclay, 56th Foot ; Parry Jones Parry, on half-pay 6th Garrison Batta lion ; David Ximeties, 45th Font ; 'William Spearnian, 2d Dra ,- , goOn Guards; Daniel_ Colquhoun, on. half-pay , 7th Garrison' ,Battalion; Wm. Brydgei NeynOe, on half.pay4th ,Foot ; dames Kyrie Money, on -half'-pay.Armstrong'S Recruiting Corps; ' muel G. Higgins, 3(1 Foot Glipril; Richard Payne, on half-pay Hompesch's- Mounted Riflemen ; John. Stafford, On half= pay Bourbon Regiment; Charles Nicol, 66th Foot ; Wm. Tuyll, on half-pay 25th Light Dragoon ; Sir George Henry Fred. Berkeley, K.C.8., 3 d Foot:Guard s; Patrick Lintlesav, 39th Foot; Sackville- Hamilton Berkeley, on .:half-pay,, .6th West , India Regiment ; Charles Napier, Inspeeting Field Of ficer os .l tti e ehr r ra e .fn i oo n ,ke i te a ny; h e : : D aoit i l; c j k hAt s l o ilir n ntf , lll,l l ;, C yit .B. , Per , ficer of Militia in the lonian Islands • Ilefir Tonsel, for tmona e f et ne : rtt l . hsA, i lyrisontmoiliai rhetant Q r ai sf rfa y e-rv i ace T mr iy8:1 arbor 1 8 1 1 e .b l y t t K.C.8., on-half,Pay, 12th.GarrisonRattalion ; Octavius Carey, 57th . foot Sir Thomas Noel IEII4 X.C.B. on the half:.pav ; Michael Werettgli, 13th foot; George Holmes, Dragoon Guards ; Nigel King cote, on half-pay 56th foot ; flenry Fre derick:Cooke. On half'-pay.6th We s t India Regiment; ll..King4- on T h o al h f.: e p A ay i . ls B ' 2 Erir d s.. foot :c . A m to, his M a j esty, with the rank-of 'CCILONEL in the A uSyr•—Lieutenant. Colonel Charles Wade' Thornton, late of the Bora Artillery ; Sir Eran 'John *ritirray MOrogor,-13arocet 4 9 11 h hlt-l)ay Bth Light Dragoons; Edward Gibbs ; on half-pay :221 pc,. : ti et , r g t , n ama , half.pay - Sicilian /legit/tent ; D•larwy.-flar,lay, .of the Ist or Grenadier Foot GuardS; .Sir *Charles Broke Vere K C 13 • . • OJ ithif_ pay 041 1 Foot ; Hon. {leg ales Robert Pakenhara,..on•• the half- v; • Sir Alexander DiCli.ol,l. K.C . ..8._ of the Royal Artil lery;Jehn ThOrnas JArti•S, Pn ral Eug.lneet, SirJoho Harvey •on half-pay 1034 Ftiot :"Sir G. S , %well, Royal Wagzoii :Frain; Sir' Lllyss . ca* K.C.B. Ist or Grenadi::r Foot-. . Guards ; Thomas' Downutan, Royal Ar. ithly ; George ;tr quis of - •Tweellide, K.T., on I).klf-paY,' 10Gth Foot ; Keith ElphinstOne, on half-p:-.v 16th- Light Dr agoons; Fred 'Wm.: Trench, on half -pay itsPcnnatient A ~istant-Quartft. master-Geta , ral ; Alexander Lord Saltoun, Of the Ist or Grena dier Foot Gtlar(s. • " -To be Lt EI 3 TENtiNt , -Coto-NEt.s. in the AaNlV.—Maior Nicholls, on Raylv4 98th Foot ;-' Barry, ,on half-pay brad- Toot; JittneA ThomaS . finbertson, tl2d Foot • Robert Austru. t.'311/1) Recruitingr s it t e *• 3 p i tt ' y . lo (. oY;I Edward ' %l / P I . :la:Sit:fa:lt t i i:;:o 4 n F iht , o n' o o l ,l e n t to i.: st • Pt h h a; ( l Y I : ( 1 2 10 6. t tl :‘ ,: • • , 83t Pu h rVia 141 . - ' ' o t n : d l')° talfit al a. il y . %.% 6 E - It i n.' Fencibles ; john half.pay.97 , ll-Fit ChaTles James Barrow, on half -pay 43d Foot; •••4icholas'flatnilton,. Inspectiog ()Meer of a Re cPrentietri n J g o h n nt ri t c ie t tn l4 / lialf , pav•G3d'FoOtr'Tliorms'''gran• nth . Foofi, John Crow_ dtr, on foot ;7 1 : 1 1 : t . 1 J , 31 ,1 1 . .1; .}t ;11:;;: i le t, i- o v t i 1 4. 1,1 ita3-11.11e.Alax lx" ~119e.tr)hnt 'iv:l%in,, t m ., flayty, 12tli ; Patrick • S.-I.vap_fe ? on half-p R y. Regiment Othow„.islietinet.y, ontialL,-pf . .ty 9iitit Foot ; Michael Light;Drsgooti , ')Ial•c„ 2 , 4 p tii Cotort,•on.ttaMpay•2lst-Toot. To. ho Si,t'svtt s in this l 3i }`raise}`raiser,rer, Fort. of.-: - .lrsey • Pith root: Ri c h itid Tur. ton, 40thp-FoOt ; Dc*Pulf oi4iar:t-Adintlint- General in Ireland ; James Brine, 7th Foot ; I , ogit. 97th John Campbell, ..;7th FPot ; Hanittsi R. Mir-Office, • May 27. BREVET--Major . Georke''Atietwus Wetherell, of the Ist Foot, 'to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army.. GAllRlSOMS.—Lientetient.-GeriePat'li6lol Maclean to be Lieutenant -Governor of Quebec;'vieV', Perierson . , decee'Sed. UNATTATiET)..-- , To Lim tennnt-Colopels: of. Inf.untY, by purcbase:—Major - Geente . Wrotighton Mon te. ru frond 50. h Foot, vice Si r William' Cox, upon half pay of the PortuguOsc Officers, who retirect ;Major Hon. George An , ;on, frour 7th Dragoon Guards, vice Hon. William JohriGore i upon half-pay 9th Foot, who retires. ' "- - To he ilLuons of INT - ANl'llr, by purc;ha'Se—LCapt a i rr Fre -derick Gascoyne, from Nth Foot, Vic e -John' illidgl e y , on lnaf pay,.wharetires; 189111;iiii I,eailer illaberiey, ficnn,the 114th Foot, - vice Henry, 31erilkhint: Ciavering, .upon halfpey 4 99th Foot, who retires', Captain Jonathan Peel,. frorri-tbe,lst or Grenreiier FootlYttards, vice William Claud Campboll . ,- bar_ pay 62ci Foirt,;who retires. 1 STAFF...Major ;lathes FredoriCk - LoVe . , Of ,selle 52d Font,. to, be Inspect' Fiekl Officer- of M Neiv . Brunswick,. nsw ick, 44h thexank Licutenant:Coloner in 'the Army—Litot."Gergd- Lloyd Hotiges, from.lnileliefntlt Light . Dragocnts, be jutant of a' Recruiting, District', Vice Anderson;. who exeliinges:, Th is Gazette likewikr. eotiiain:s' 'a long list. of other Military Promotions, which we will iri*t tp.niorroW.l.- The7th Regiment', nowon route to Portsmouth, is ord,ered, on its arrival there, tO einbaik for Corfu. ' The 32d Regithent of Foot is ordered, on being. relieved by the 7th.Fuzileers, at Corfu, to return to England. • A Detachment' belongitt•tn fhe 70th RertiMent of InfantrY, marched on Saturday Inornit.g from Westminster fur-Win, ehester: • • • n u . scram] ..r P int:. uurntford on Wednesday last, for.the purpOse of beirig• trained' and exereisad for 28`day. The Wilts Regitherfrnf 'ordvrcd to assemble: at Marlborough, on the Nth of ...July, for 23 de7e,. ItOYAf, NAVY. [FIIOSI SATITIMAY'S 'GAZETTE.] Admiraity-0 . 1, 4 7;:e, May 27. This clay, in pursuanti: of -111 i Allijesty's 'pldrocure,'the fol. lowing Flag Offie . ers of his ALljesty's Fleet Weie - prornoted, vii. r • • ADMIRALS -or the - NVNlTE.—,Tarneg Douglas,' Esq., Sir Richard flussey'llickerton, Bart. K.C. fl., 'Robert Monta:zue, Esq., Sir Henry Trollope, he .4iimirals of the Red. ADM tiAts of theiqur:LlJOhn Aylmer, Esq., Theophilw4 Jones, Esq., Sir Wm. Domekt, Esq., Sir John Sutton, - K:C.H., ItoberOlurray, Esq., thin. Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrtme, U.C.13., John illart:haro, Esq., L'clwardi Bowater, Esq.,."Cleorge Palmer, To be .21tiloi iats of the White. • • - .• Vif.:.EAD.ArrnAts Utile Rr.n.—Sir Nieholls,R.C. IL, „Sir Herbert Sawyer...K.C.B., Sir Davidge t.oulil, R.C.8.. Sir . , Richard flood Win Keats, (3.C. 8., !inherit DevereitxFanvourt,: Honourable Sir -Ratert St opfortf, ark' I lohi n - son, 13,1., .ffhormotßivell Shivers. Esqi, John Dillies, Esq., ,1 Sir Thomas. -Foley, - 0.0.13., Sit Charle. Tyler, K.C.11., Sir Alanley:Ditteon,..K.C.B., George Leysielt, Esq., Sir . Thornai Bertie, To be Admirals if (e P! • •Vict , ...ADx/rnaLs of the WHI•rF,- . --Sir Robert illoorsern, li C. 8., Sit Charles Hamilton, Bart.: fron'onrahle Henry Cur. : zon, Sir Lawrence William Ilalstcd, K.C.8., Sir Ihrry Nude, Bart., II:C.11., Sir 'Joseph Sydney V:O:ke, K.C.8., : Ponourahle Sir Arthur 'Kay heggi., 110. nourahie George Earl of GallOithif,'K.T., Sir Francis I,aforey, Bart. K.C.R. Philip CharleS'fientienton - Duth:../n,K.C.8., Sir lintel Pellew, ,K.C.B.', Alritarfcler FraSn, Esq., Sir Ben jamin 'Willithu'Taylor, Esq . ., Sir Janicit Nicoll Morris: K.C.8., Sir .Phornas Bvam Alartht, K.C.B.— , To be Five:Admirals qf the Red. ' Vre.:E-AnxtuaLs of the 'Win. Johnstone K.C.8., Right . ilon. Lord 'Mullett, Charles Wm: Paterson, Esq ~', S ir James ('arpenter, Itobt*t'.l3art6ft,' -Esq:;-).SIT Graham Alpere; Esq., Sir Henry Isle 1art.,•K.C.8.: Edward Gritiit oqi,, r:,! ii I nes Fo:)te, , Esq., Sir Richard' Ike, 8.; 'Teter 11..i1,,tt. William Bedford, Esq., Philip 'Stephens, Esq., - 11,p:.'C. Fleming: Sir-C. "tr. Penrose, be Vlre-Ad.-,-;rals of the White.• • .• • RF.AR.AputriAt.s of th'ltli.).--Willi;tlU Nowell 'Esq., John, Clenients, , Esq., Sir John Geire. Juk , t i s Lirvev, Henry Botha/if, Sir Edward Codrio,4tnn, /L, 'George , l'arkei, •Esq., Robert Plam - pin; , Esq.;' Pon. 5' ; Flenry 'Bart. ti., Jahn Erskine Douglas, 11,21 , ,, arable.; 4;eorge Viscount Torrington, Ross . Dimelly, .Esq., Sir John:l Pc() I.3er,ri.ford.. Bart.;X:C:B., ThOririi.s he Mnrcliatit'Vn:m - elyn, , Egq., Satuttel James liallar:1; Esq., a • ter Locke, Esq.; Sir David Alitne, K.C.Y.13.. and • • ) Esq.-- To be Yisc.:Ad y - triitals Blur: it EAR- •‘nmin A s.of the - Wftittr lames I`.la , .:iltzr ara, Esq., lia4rert.Wrlller Otway, Edward. Felloweg, Esq.. NeillotiOiliy •Tho'nu ts L a k e. • e.g. Sir Charles Ogle; Bart.; K.C..13.. Sir t :eorge herf,'." Esq-, J I ) ,4 L - r 4 •13inglq.,'Iti,tier Dudley s Oliver,. Esq., Thomas BoyS; Esq., Sir ChaidOs TeriSh.)ne-, ' , Sir Joiin 'ralhot, E.C.ll.;John 1 M:11)1'n:rom a e!..e, Jain, (Allard, Eat., John- West. 11.‘ei. Stelltten Right Hon. Jotter Taunts 'Colville, John Coeleet', Ei:q'„ sir A rehi diald,Gollingr.tred Robort •Whitlrrrip,T:,, .1 0 0 ,Rear-Admiral of the Blue Henry Digby, ,;,, IL: a 1. Adni7illi Mir Red. • ri rrsiatss of the —( Page,. Nl'ol4in,se, ! m • on; 1I ores Mark Pobert Kerr, Sir James Atkol Yrinanas II artre,,, Riitliftrd , I cti;iiCyl .(.'.l3...arThlity.Richtird Glynn, Es q ., .1 o h n... plio Esn_ • • wardtl K.C, 8.. "Thorithi Sa , nuel Sutton. Esq., Sir Robert Laurie, Bart., William Bail ► Rsq., John Alaitiand, Esq Stair Douglas, Es q .. J am , %Val:en, Esq., C.B. lion. Sir Charles Paget, K m., nebat • Poiii - smouta, MAY N.—On ‘l'canesday his Majesty's frigate Pyramus, Captain Francis New,43mbe, C. IL, arrived from the West India station, to be Dahl off, having been cm plOyed 'there UPwards' of four years. The Pyramus left Vera "Cruron the 23(1, ' and 'l'arnpi co on 'the 31st of .March, and the tfavaiinith - the= 26th' April.' Charles 141`lienzie, Esq_ Consul at VertfCrurt' carne t hOme in her; charged - with dispatches from Mr. Alorier, 11iS'1114thity"s Commissioner .at Illexico. On the litit'Mareli, the I.lgbiia arrived at Vera' en:lz 'from F.,,ngland, witlxAl'r.Ward,-,announcing the recognitihri of the independ ence of the, Mexican Mates, whom the M ex i cans , on hi s landing,sa lutedsWiih twenty-one guns, and receii•ed with all military ha nano. ; Ward and . sitite,'llMArnrilinieiltiy Cajlt:Roberts, iromediltely . proceeded to the.capital, to arrangd'attid conclude a Treaty of Commerce with tie.Alexican I cpuhUe,,ttdsucceed Afr: illorier.tur the resident British Commissioner there; Mr. 111.,is to return to .England in 'the Egeria. 'On the 20th 31arch , in conaequemic of orders front the Government, the city.of Vera Ciui,' and the' Ships and' batteries at - Saeriheio, tired salutes, morning, noon. and evening, to celebrate theaCktieWledgme-nt of theixinde.pentlence,, which testimony - of joy was :repeated on the two follbwinkdays, and the city was illutninated,• tl,Il s'as tranquil and satiSfaccory in Alexleo ; the capitt - ,,twatifast in a ti traircilingbetWeen it .andV . ,cra Crp,z 11a,d;beComt perfectly safe, The castle o f,, S L An ail(ll :l rl l r O t t:s oic_ ht-til iti t i l . t ; h: r :r. , S a p at pt i a ti n rcl isi s btiniot a shot Wasfired from it u.pon_ate„,lown during the five weeks the PyraiilliSlay 111( .re, felucca; - .from Cadiz:: iiith poWtier anti . shot, got safe to the AleXig4T) scheonPrs Lat-saCrilcia:having in vain en deavotitl/rts eut'lijr exicans have three scliooners and sevcral,gun-boats lying . tilaiiirfl.c;o, and from 1100 to I,coo teoc , ps Ott the itilantU who'are employed in raising h a tt e ii e S : ,Thc,Alexican payal force would :owl be reinforced by (we) gate.' 'Ott the artiVal of the Fyranitts at the . liavtinnah, she found rllltre•-: 'the Captain. Thntims Forrest, • (.1;.; Daft - mouth, lion. Captain Mande ;• Valorous, Captain the h:'tiil`tef I untingdeal4, ll t4C4i!Qn' ;1 10 ontr,.; .34h ich 'ships hatl;beetr,dis . patched thither for the protection of,. British riropert;r; report having reailted !lantaica.that:tltv island of. Cub a-had .throlottitf its allegiance to the beloved ,- Yerdlnattil, and declared p L i ce . Suidi wilt -had. net taken ptace, hut probahlifit ,was only pr,nantetl, for : a titne_: - .33y; the ind(leMarrival at .11aVlait.. calf of tile French- frigate , Nymplita n-Fiener :13r.ik of war . ; "-and two Spanish trattspoteis, ihavitt -sho u t 2:eitto rtlie}n on .-. 4 1121113 / I r 4 4 , XS4A;rgiaOrrt.i I teit . Freirch ships convoyeit.the transports dtomAlartinique.• TherPyramtis made a goad. passage or twentywtrine &ern 11.irvannair -to Spithead. She. is ordered ; into ::the barboueto be paid °fr:lr./Id re-caminha,ioned, all standing. .-;SIN brought. 130,009 -dollitts from Vera Cruz on niercharg. ,, ," accOunt. ' The Tamar, Arrivpc),..at I3o.rubay.-.4att.,Janitary 2;•frerrir new settlement- at Melville, Bann, Esk. Victor, aral , so , tortiabbstit;Prinee'Rewnt, were all well, on thewast. of Africa,:lltlkrchrSt. , .:..;! The .Aurora .faigate,.:-.:Captala;-Johay.Mairvie.ll, went , out.;of harb6ur'this after,r,oon,: . I..ptuceethinatnediately ur Li s bo n. (ma In pion ai r t: - Studitlerr, awaits her final - orders for the 'East Indies. The Zebra, Rift. I;(1warcl f? At. ' CM lj'eanesday. (from St. Lielen's) .for:,tbe.2.llediterril fli an staticin. The Redwing, 1,3,- Capt;, D. C. Clavering, arrived on Thai's. day; -front Criatharn, iitted,for the. coact of Africa. She '.;% 7 111 sail 'on' Wednesday, taking 15,000/., in specie, for circulatihn in thc Colonies there. Lord i`apier has rejoined the-Dianvold, preparatory- to that ship proceeding to the South Anter:,:ln station, • Phaeton frigate, Capt. Start,` is - ordered to be fitted for the .reception, and conveyance to New 1 - ork, of CharleS frietiatd Vaughan, Esq. his ‘ , lajesty's Envoy Extraordinary ster. Plenipotentiary, to the United' Stateit of America: - .lq)-. D'Arc.y Doyle accompanies him 'as an- ittacii-e - , 'an d diirrieii'fiL's. 4 _Tuesday arrived:lite Brazen, 28, Captain Willis, fi-o6i cruising on the coast of Sussex ; and the Bilterri;ttetif. with 60 volunteer seamen, from" Plymouth; 'the grfic4ii again next day , . Yesterday the Netherlands' frigate Capt . . Ryk, Sailed , for Plymouth, to embark the Prince Of V4N e \Vein:tar, for the United' States.. Remain:—Pyrarnits, Auror.., Ph;eton, Tweed ; .Brazen, Champion, stud Redwing. The Lord. of the Admiralty have given directions for ( . 4iit. Hayes 'to Valid, at this 1)Ock-y a rd, a shi l l of Ilk tfin A . ,' carr . y 2B guns, and a sloop of war of the same cla ss as the Chard Jilin, on theimproyed excellent principle of that scientilkOffieeiTr-'' The Albion, ,4, oat; of the , guarti-shipti at this piitt'.•ivits-tii:lS ni.ornit4 - 4 ordered it be paid off and re.zonnriissioned.' • Sir Wit"., Haste. Bart., -g.C.B:, is appointed to • eorrirnWnil tile 4tVal sovereign yacht; vice Captain Charles Adam, prniritted'co pie rank of Rear-Adiniyab It, is said, .Captain , Vrederiq, W.iikren a ill re-commission the Albion: •• • • • On nuttily. left, :the... Brazen, Captal'n • t. , raptured, smuggling iggger, .I,liied the Carriere, of Botildghe,,,,,l'Elie Cl x,. of kioal), with eleven Frenc lunenand itVen men; on 'hoard.. _SIn threw lter • cargo overhoard,iii which the WelliNgton,'lt.e.venue Cotter. ( - )mpt.' , AleliilleZhoutid to..Loith, joined m ),.cesistiug of about 10,11001:::siietriC0 Villui . , - . ime•hale of whieb only, could the-boats i 4 the Tfrail:4ll),Mtp? The; Ranger It.eyeatte cruiser, I.ient: Bevis Has takerr.o-o CP-Iges;. ee iAtre 01.80 iasks of spirits of Poriiign 4`fitle•ii , if.' •air Ymou it, 3IAv 26.—(Y) Saturday, the Asia, Biddreftbh; landed 14.',olonek Browning, Wth R f rnent, ilisifirf.:%kfroi, 11,1adras : sailed thence.29th.lanuary.-- , -NOthifit:f TIA.e . property takrii-at Kittonr'is'estiMittCd - itt,Vla4lir: rupees.--Came .ko7 the Thetis,- 46, ~• , ,i i'./Ohn't'hllli4ictle,'Vc4.U' F.altrtouijii lit!r:'tkatini.:.:tion being tittered , s to . htT.intended services'at I.lalitin anti Rio in the Bitterril fioraSpithestd.:-zSiiled4o:4l%i, • lo; Pal nipiith,ao4 : bon - Sprighly.for . Nlreyrkthi .460::tre, `7i:: • cutter, leis Falrriouthn—Pliscii by the Mara; llenonf, Janeiro fiaiJetk..2otii Alatch ri Spoke on the 1501:in!if iziaNieil ;hip Columbus. bound to merica.----The works at I)ev!,l's' Point connectetlavith the erectiou-of a seawall and buildings for the victualling:tic Odr rapidly adv4pe t ilv. ~ I .llrunstiiJkit :meant .-pacW of 210' itintt, And 196'ii brie rtr rim • (In colijunction iet wean this port, Palinoutii, and P l4l striontaT . 7vifrati t e'...; - .: ! tit . Aptherhithe, • on Saturday last. If aiiiiirize , uiepea,. Windsor_ I :astle, it eyn ard , Gold finch; Pi itP,loi'ithl.7 gale, I:atly•Weilingitin, and ifornet.:-.--BetwerrlrAiktpli,..li,i;tl.), M a in _kiarlecfllitt,CaineLtin,,iind - t7'.f.)f f The Brisk,. Capt. Ilnpe, hate captured off Crofirci,..a . sittil 4 ,•;.*'` ,ding tub-boat, with 40 casks of gen e r a , five casks of tohaiii.o . ," anti one of snuff, • . • : -.- 7 ------- ; oe n' , l - 7eti - et . , ... rti t 12i "r .i 'it Y.' :G . .11,r, 4- N' Tlt Y, • B.:c - : - -Otit' TiltirdilYT 'n ~t, a young lady,wniliing • (n 1 the .bntik4!"6o4llFrt(tiAt Vief`' Porobyllo,. ejt3sle by.one:of 'those precipittittiilintrtiklifi t yteiT' p i; IN:)dicular bnuks adjoining therbritiges; , ha t op4fra'`itriliViA' • 1n..a4 towards fzonle:abject on the ' rbad;:litor foOt gIl iir, `h . ll - 44` 1 " fell ju.4 , •thk! Water. A . ourriber:of persimikvete Ant so he 4 ..- j'' 7 ci ticii!..i),i', : Nytlntiter, from kir pris6 of Ayitiiitf;tieif t iizreviffeird i'ii'l; rinitOltufe ; ite,least a s.sistanCe. .. An nt kt , li&fr nt!tlit; :Ith t lfriiii irs - happened toride:by “t' the 'moment, find hoyilip; - 8 - iitit'ipcielliiifi"': c i eleriti4nouttted, 4tdefhtialthoolithil4 , clip-, sfibiit=ta elk; :ag a 1 - sivoill, he plunged into the water, and siete - eilid 'ctilviihking , tfie lady to shore. NVe are infornied that the lady's name is Per , ran, and that her gallant deliverer is the son of the reputed author of the celebrated novels—Sir Walter Scott, of Abbots ford.—( Deddin Morning Star, May 24.)