The Sun. — London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

THE LONDON JOURNALS. [DAILY EXTRACTS FROM THE MORNING PAPERS [Neu' Times.] Thee two great occurrences of the past week were the arrival of news that Hostilities had com trienced between Austria and Naples; and the Debate; in which the first clause of the catholic Bill was carried by a majority of fourteen.— The first .vague report was that the Neapolitans 'had beaten the :,....isttians, killed .5,000, taken .6,000 more, &c.-&c. ThiS no4ody The scales were then turned, and we were told cf a great victory by the Austrians over the Nea politans. The circumstaric'es under which this Express account was published threw a great suspicion on it ; % And though it seemed highly probable' that some battle or skirmiSh had taken. place, yet the magnitude of the conflict was left pretty much to conjecture. The doubt, however, is now removed •by the publication of the First ilalletip of the Atstrian army: It appears that the Neapotitans were the attacking party,; that werd repulsed with loss; but that the num bers of killed or wounded on either side was not 1,-;ry . considerable. The Times.] A warm discussion arose on Wednesday last in the chamber of Deputies on the propriety of M. Ray's conduct, in posting up what was noth ing. less than a bulletin on behalf of one of the contending parties, in a quarrel' with regard to 'which the French Government had pledged it self to observe a strict neutrality. Much light was thrown, during this discussion, on the feelings of the French opposition towards the Neapo- Mans ; but perhaps the most interesting cir c-imstance was the avowal of Gen. Foy's opinion : Ist, that.no action at Rieti could havebeen of a so ;was character; and 2d, that if the Austrians enter ed the- Abruzzi not a man of them would ever .get back. General Foy, in-politics, is a party man ; and on a question purely political' the weight of his sentiments must be qualifi e d by oar knowledge of hi s connexions ; but On military points like these, which few officers in Europe are more capable of determining, we conceive that no man would be less forward to cornpromise his reputation, by pronouncing a judgment that that was either inconsiderate or insincere.— The GazTite de- France of Thursday and' Fri day last contains the copy of a State Pa per, which it calls " Instructions to the Mi nisters of the three Allied Courts, subjoin: ed to a copy of King Ferdinand's letter to* the Duke of Calabria, bearing date Jan. Bth." We rate read this paper, which presents nothing more than a repetition of the vague 'abuse to whiCh We have 'wen accustomed, of the origin' and character of the Neapolitan RevOlutian and panegyrics, equally vague and trite, upon . the motives and policy of the three armed SoVe reigns, 'in undertaking to'Put it down. There is nothing in this Pap e r, e ith er as to sentiment or language, which wou ld ma k e -i t worth the 'notice of oar readers. [Morning Chronicle.] The Paris Papers of the 22d fully justify our atiticipaticins respecting the pretended battle of Rieti. The Moniteur contains an article, which we have literally translated, and which would appear to be given out by the French Govern ment as an official account of a battle on the 7th. Some of the minor journals give another version, in' which the advantages gained by the Austrians are somewhat magnified. On the other hand; the Constitutionnct affirms, that up to five o'clock on:the evening of the Bth, a single shot had not been fired, though the rumour -of an affair at Rica had been circulated 'at Florence, and that the Austrians were concentrating them selves in. - the environs of Terni, and seemed pre paring to give battle. M. Pasquier, in the Chant bri- of .Deptides on Wedne".4day, stated, indeed, that the Government had' comattinkated that morning a piece of news, such as they had re ceived if, literally in a Bulletin published irr Italy. -But,the terms of the article in the Wo rtiteur hardly lead' to the' cOnclusion . tat it is ffi l an Austrian ocia - account. However, assuming the article in the - Moriteur to be an official Re-' count from the Austrian army, what does it amount tot It amounts to nothing more-than an account of an affair of outpots, which has been ridiculous ly enough magnified into a battle. G-,n. Pepe is said.to have athanced witha body of 10,000 men upon Rieti, to ha . ve Maiiiivied 'on 'the heights, threatening-6 turn the ad vaucedguard of the Aus trians, while they,• • poor innecent 'souls, having e.npressed Only the words Of 'Peace, suffered themselves to be approached, t' not yet belie s ving' that they Were .enemies who were marching too-- wardS "Tholigh the.movernents- of the NeaPiilitonS .were jiitliciously conducted, and the fniints of afta c k well elipsei:, they were driveribaCk into the Mountain*. In this . affai'r, it . it• said, the Sustrians lost' '5O I killed or wound ed—no menti on i s "th a d e of the less of the Nea 'politaris: A no th er attack s stated : 6 have. been made on Colonel Schneider; 'Who Was'p4ted at Pie di LUgo,'Who repulSed if with the loss.of se -veral • W - OUrnted.- 'ln' the course of the day," concludes the Bulletin, '< we took severe pilSOners; and atuotilthein a Captain of-Genera Pepe's. Stair." [Morning Post.] We have already stated that the success of the Austrian army bad. produced the most beneficial effect upon the French Funds; In the debate on tie expences of the . Year, in the. Chamber of Deputies oh' Wednesday, the - Minister 'of Fi nance 'stated' that 'he-had communioted.a-Bul letin of the advantage . ..gained by the Austrians at.llieti, which 'had had, the effect of , raising the public ftinds. This ..was Severely reproved the . Libetili, particularly -'General Foy;' lOW contended that it was 1, breaCh of the neutrality protnised•To -be observed towards Naplei, as' it showed a spirit 'of partiality whiCh the Govern ment ought not to display. This charge was how ever repelled - by the Minister of Finance, who explained that the only anxiety of the-Go vernment was to give correct information to the pub.... lie.. The liberal Gentlemen,' though they did not express 'any disbelief of the false statement of victory having been on the side of the Neapo litans, now affect to deny, from the situation of Rieti,_ that any military advantage could have been gained there, because the victory provesito have.been obtained by the Austrians ! Such is the candour and, liberality brvrhich the patriotisth of the present day appears to be distinguished, in France as well as in England ! The accounts from Piedmont are to the 16th, at which time the insurrection had not reached Chamberry: It was on the 13th that the late King of Sardinia set out from Turin for Nice. -. The Court offered at that moment an affecting spectacle. Not only the King's old servants were in tears, but a strong emotion was visible on the face of many military me.n. The King desired to be - escorted by the Savoy Regiment of Cavalry, and his Ma , jesty and his escort stopped the first night at Racconis, a country-house belonging to the Prince of Carignan.---There are various rumours respect ing movements of the French troops on the fron tiers, and of insurrectionary demenstrdtions on the part of the people at Vizille and Bourg d'Oisans ; but these are not treated with any attention or, respect. [British Press.] A prii , ate letter from Terni statesy that the Austrians took- one piece of artillery and two tumbrils. The Bulletin being silent respecting these trophies, we shall withhold oar belief froth the private letter. Advices had reached Paris from Turin, dated on the 16th, in the evening. The most perfect tranquillity then prevailed in that capital. At that date they were still out any accounts from Genoa of the effect pro duced there by.the recent events. The Provi sional Junta had met, and entered upon their new functions. The account of the victory of the Austrians at Rieti, although doubted by many in Paris, seems to have 'exercised a very beitecial influence upon the state of the French fends. IMPERIAL PARLIAINLENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATUUDAY, MARCH 24. The Royal Assent was given. by Commission to the Army Mutiny and Marine Mutiny Bills, and to the Flax and Cotton Encouragement, the Glass Duties, the Cochineal Importation, the Silk Manufacture, the Annual Indemnity, the New South Wales Duties, the Nova Scotia Trade, the Offenders' Transportation, the Lu natic Stock Transfer, the Northumberland Gaol, and the Bristol and Leicester Gas Lighting Bills. —The Court of King's Bench Dispatch of Busi ness Bill was read a third time, passed, and sent to the Commons.-IThe Husbandry Horses' Duty Bill went through .a Committee, and the Report was received.---Adjourned. ,OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair at a quarter after three o'clock, and was shortly after summoned to the House of Lords, to hear the Royal Assent given by Commission to, several Public and Pri vate Bills. Mr. Dot7oLAs moved, that the Clerk of the St. Ives Election Committee be ordered to attend the Cornwall Assizes, and , produce the Poll Books, in answer to a charg, of bribery.---Or dered.—Acljourned. DUTY ON MALT. MAJORITY N FAVOUR OF MR. WESTERN'S BILL FOR REPEALING THE NEW DUTY, ON . MALT.—MAR6II 21. Allen, J. H. - Farquharson, A.: • OSsulston Lord Althorp, Viset. Fitzger a ld,L or d IV. O'Grady, 'Standish Anson, Hon. G. , Fitzgerald,.llt.Hon. P a l mer , C o l. Astley; J. D. M. - Palmer, C. F. Bruce, Robert Fitzroy, Lord C. Parnell, Sir H. Beaumont, T. P. Fane, John Pelham, lion. C. A Barham, J. F. Fife, Earl of . Power, Richard Barham, J. F. jun. Forb es , C. Price, Robt. Barnard, Viscount Fox, 0., Lane Pym, Francis Barrett,.S. M. Fellowes, W. H. Pollen, Sir John Bbchti; W.. Vii'. Gordon; Robt. Pitt,. J. Bennet,. Hon. H.G. G rattan, J . Penruddock, T. Bernal, l • • Grant, J. P. Rice, T. S: Birch, Joieph Guise, Sir Wm. Ramsden, J. C. Bury, Viicount Grant, 0. M. Ricardo, 1. Burrell, Walter Gooch, T: S. Robarts, Abr. Blair,, J. H. • Grant' Col. . , Robinson Sir Geo. Penett, John G or d on , H on . W. Rowley, Sir IV. Thichanan, John Hamilton' ' Lord A. Russ e ll, L or d J o h n Bentinek,- . Lord W. .Harbord, Hon. E; Russell, Lord Win. Bastard, E.P.I Heathcote, G. J. Rickford, Wm. Buxton, T. F. Heron, Sirßobt. Ramsay, Sir A. Blake,- Robert - Hill, Lord A. Rogers, E. Chaloncr, Robert Hobhouse, C. Rumbnld, Ch ar l es Calcra.ft„ John Hornby, Edmund Scott, J ames Calvert, Charles ' Hu me, Joseph Smith, Hon. Robt. Campbell,.l-lon. J. . Hurst; Robt. • " Smith, Wm, Carew, R. S. .z. . Hutchinson, Hn. C. Smyth, H. Cavendish, Lord G. Harvey, Sir E. .Stanley, Lord Cavendish, Henik' Jitiries, W. S Sykes, Daniel Cavendish; C. ••• jervoise, G. P. Sconriield, W. A. Clifton, Vise. Johnson, Colonel Shelley, Sir John Crespigny, Sir W. Lennard T. B. Sebright, Sir J. Crompton, S. Larnbtori, J. G. StoptOril, Vis Count Curwen, J. C. Litouche, Robt. Talbot, R. W. Creevey,. - LernOti, Sir W. - •:Tavistock, Marq. ' Cripps, J.. • Lloydij. M. ToWnshend, C. Curtcis, J. E. Lushin g t on , D r . . T ennyson, C. Claughton, Thomas' Lockhart, J. J. IVarre, J. A. Coro it, Pontori Littleton, Ed. Webb e , Ed. Chetwynd, Moberly, John Whitbread, Sam.C. llraolonald, J. Whitbread, W. H DaV - Ls, T. IT. Mkrtin, John Wilkins, Walter Denison, : Wm. J. Mildmay,,, P. St.. J. Wilson, Sir R. Diicannon, Viset. Mona; A. Wpod, Dondas, llon. T. Monteith, H. Wyvill, M. Diindas, C: • Majoribanks, S. Wodeliouse Ed. Drummond, J. Mackenzie, , Thos. Wynn, Si r W. Davenport, D. Neille, Hon. R. Weinyss, J. Ellice, Edw.. Nightin ga l e , Si r M. Wilberforce, WM. Fa•gusson,Sir RC. TEiLE :Western and Viscount Folkestone. PAIRED OM Coffin, Sir Isaac Newport, Rt. Hon. Ridley, Sir M. W. Colbiace, N. R. . Sir J. Sefton, Earl of Moberly W. L. Nugent, Lord At Salisbury Assizes an .Overseer of the Poor Was 'fotind auilty of diSthissing from the poor house.a man who was unable to travel, thro' ill ness: The Learned Judie. reprobated, in strong terms, the too frecjnent practice of Overseers turn ing out sick - paupers; with a view to their becom ing a burthen..tO another parish. WednesdaY and . Friday a very heavy fall of snow; accompanied with hail, was pretty ge nerally Northward's. It was also partially felt in'llampshlre and. Norfolk. The hail-stones'in some parts *ere •extremely large, and much damage has been done to the hot and . green houses. Some hundred - .squares of .glass have been broken at Finchley i Harrow, &c. and many other places in the vicinity of London. Prom the LONDON GAZEtTE March 24. [This Gazette contains a Proclamation, dated the 21st inst. giving legal currency to the new. Silver Coinage r and an Order in Council for continuing in force, until further orders, the provisions of the 58th Ge0..111 with regard tuAlre Import and Export Trade of the Port of St. Andrews, New Bruns wick, with iitly Foreign State in amity with his Majesty. It further notifies, that A. Caldecot, of the Lodge, Rugby, Esq. has liven appointed Sheriff of Warwiekshire, in the room of .W. Withering, the Larches, Esq.; that on the 20th Instant C. F. Oreville, Esq. was sworn one of the Privy I;outicit Clerks liatrdinbry ; that on the 21st the Spanish Minister had an audience of his Majesty to deliver a letter from his Sovereign; and that on the Ist instant, at Brighton, his Majesty coliferred the hoticnr of Knighthood on Dr, A. Crichton-, Physician to the Emperor Alexander. j Bigtr, HAtfield, Hertfordshire, •common hrewers,—May 8, N W. Bowers, and W. Bowers, Catincin-Street, comb-nakers -14, It, Y. Guyard, Tl►rogmorton-street, merchant— April 14, J. B. HaywOod and . J.Pinniker, Caine, WiltSiiire clothiersArril 14, W...,Smith, Duke-street, Southwark, liar manufacttiri r—April 14, T. Belbam, Essex-buildings, Strat• find, merchant—April 17. R. RoWland, Strand, linen draper —April -16, J. Ritchie and T.. Meffat, Live) pool, April 14, D. 0. Marsh, widow, 1,. Deane, widow, It. We,t• brook, senior, and 11. B. Deane, Reading', bankers—April 14, D, Jackson, Hounsditch, elieMist-;-April 16; .1. Freeth, Bid well, Nottinghamshire, calico printer—April 12;F. Hutchins, GlOneestrr, widow, .eherse factor—April IS, J. Allen, War. wick, innkeeprr—April 13, F. flaywood„Liverpool, merchant _Ap r il 7, J. Lachlan,lGreat Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, ship broker—April 14, J. Buchanan, Shetbornedane, mer chant—Apt il 19, S. Joseph, Gosport, slop seller— April 14, 13. Tc;rner West Bromwich, Staffordshire, bayonet maker. CER.TIFICATV, APR! L 14. J. Woollis, Woolwich, timber merchant—D. Thomas, Greenwich, china man—G. Harris, IVorship-street, Finibury square, coach proprietor--W. F. A,- Dufour, Berner's-strert, Oxford -street, jeweller --C. Glover, Braintree, Essex, linen draper—T. I`r or th, Talhot-court, Gracechurch-street, dasner—G. Hogg, Pancras-lane, tavern keeper—L. Aaron, Chatham, navy agent. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. Howard and E. Field, Throgmorton•street, stock brokers Haworth', J. Nona!, and J.. Whitehead, Little Lever, Lan cashire, calico printers—T. Clements and W. Field, Aston Cautlow, Warwickshire, butchers—J. Halstead and Ft. Por ritt, Sheepridge, Yorkshire, woollen cord manufacturers—J. Butcher and J. Goulderi.- Sheldwich, Kent, farinersW. Flower and E. Welch, Whitechapcl-market, hay saiesmen--- S,Pretor. lt. Pew, and S. Whitt y, Shelburne, hankers—T. Wilson,-'T. Bowen, and G. Harries, Swansea, timber Mer chants—J. Henze!! and It. Wake, Newcastle...upon-Tyne, coopers;--S. and . E. , Woollen, Sheffield, stationers—lt. Webb and .1. Moore, John -street, Berkeley square, vietriallers-•--E. G. Hill and E. •Wizell, Queenhithe, drysalt ers—S. and S. Garrett, Farnhant,.grocersG., J., and S. Green, Sheffield, tool manufacturer Hill and E. Stoneham, Green /tithe, graziers —J. 11,,wen and T. Holt, Tichborne-street. watch makers—S. S. Stacy and M. 'Mitchell, Bermondsey street, haberdashers—J. Borrows and J. Carruthers, Man ehester, cab:tide; ers—E. ii. Lillie and J. Silverlock, Poos e , k , army clothiers—J. Alte.riet h and J. Selmachenberg, Old Ora eel lane, sugar ketitters-3.llutchinson and Rawlinson. Sher;ii hill, Durham, common bre wet s—J. and J. Carden, Farrar's buildings, Inner Temple, solicitors—T. G. Jaques and 1) Nell, Leeds, common breikers----3. and IVashlrotirn, Soarer ford Keynes, Wiltshire, farmers—J.• Watson, F. Alven, and W. S. Pa! et sun, Battersea, millers-3. Tunstall and 'l'. Marsden, Manchester, cotton spinners —J. :Tyas, R. S)kes„ S. Walker, and .1. 'rya's, Mirfleld, Yorkshire, woollen mann tact urtis— tt. Pemberton and A. Milsom,. Preston, painters- , --..i. Bald win and J. Horn, Derby, Ironfounders. DA Y AND MARTIN'S BLAcKING.---.Order of th 6 Court of Ch nicety, made 22d March, 1321, in a Cane, CHARLES DAY and BENJAMIN • MARTIN against JAMES COCKBURN, JOSHUA lIOWLAND, and JOHN BREWER, " That an injtmetion do issue to restrain the said James Cockburn-, Joshua Rowlatnt, and joint Brewer, their Servants, Agents, and Workmen, under the Penalty of TEN THOUSAND Pounds, to be levied upon theirand each of their Lands, - GoodsKnd Ch a tt e l s , f rom past i ng or affixing upon the Bottles containing the Composition or Blackingonanufac- I ured by the said Defendant, James Coclllon it, or by any other • Person, or in any other manner, using any lattelsbeim: copies , . or fat similies, o r co l oura bl e i m i tat i ons of the labels osed by the Plaintiff:, or any other label or deseiption, by which the Composition art ttal!y made and . mant tcatit need. by DAY .and MARTIN, or shall hare the appearanee Of tic ing so descrihed or represented, and more particularly any label or label's hav ing the names or firm of Day and, Martin subst ribed or-an nexed, either actbatly or appyently toil t,tensiblyas a sig nature thereto, and front selling or causing to be wild, the but tles.cootaining the Composition or Blacking made by the said Defendant, James Cockburn, orby :my other person . with any such labels pasted or affixed thereon." FALMOUTH PACKET LIST,' TO MARCH 23. ORDER OF SAILING.• For Lisbon, every Friday. For Bartntdoes and Jamaica and Arucrica, on the Saturday aftei't he first Wednesday in every .month. Lecward Islands, on the Saturday after the Mil d Wednesday in every month. Mediterraneat Tuesday in 4\ arnr s . D Marlbro' D. of Kent - Lady Arabella D. Kent 2 Stammer Sandwich Mancliestyr tVaington Salisbury B itcb!.r Lady Hobart Lady Louisa Walsingham Queenshery Osborne Noctrtri Montagu D. of York.. Chesterfield Sidmout h F. Freelin4 Chichester P. ElizTheth NI. Salisbury Camden - Fox Fitrse Pipon Swiftsure Diana TrapOgee. Mit:Th 23, 1811. 11th Regiment of Liht,Dragoons, Cotnet Arthur Ahmuty, 'from the 21st Light Dragoons, to he Cornet, vice Charles Saint In Malet, who retires upon half-pay 21st Light Dragoons; and Assistant Surgeon Backshall Lone Sandham, frog] the 53d Foot, to be Surgeon,,vice O'Malley, deceased. 17th Ditto, Lieut. William Tuvey Hawley. Fisk, td he Ad jutant, vise - Smith, ueceased. Ist or Grenadier Reginient of Foot Guards, Erisigri and Lieutenant George Fludyer, to he Lieuteniat and Captain, ley purchase, vice Trelawney, who retires ; and Lieutenant Robert Charles Rowley, from halt-pay of the. Regiment, to he. ' Ensign and Lieutenant, wit bout purchase, vice Fludyer. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign and• Lieutenant Hugh Seymour Blatt., to be Lieutenant and Captain, by pnrckase, vice Taint-11, *lto retires; and Henry Bowden, Gent. to be Ensign and Lietilenant, by purchase, vice Blanc. -. Ist - Regiment of Font, Lieut. Thomas Russell, from half : . pay Rd Foot, to- be Adjutant and Lieutenant,. vice Francis Osborne; who exchanges. • Bth Ditto, Lien?. David Vans Macben, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Moyle, who retires ; Ensign Thomas Rut her ford 'Thompson, to be Lieutenant, by p m - chase vice 'Vans Machen; and Thomas ./-ohn Neill, Gent. to be ' Ensign, by purchase, vice Thompson. 11th Ditto, Lient. Edmund Saunderson Prideanx, from the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Henry Kerr, who I(!- tires upon half-pay of the 104th Foot. 13th Ditto, -- Clayton, Gent,. t o h e Ensign, without pur chase, vice Mg - tone:11, superseded. lath Ditto Lieut. George James B o w er , f ront th e 3 , 1111 root, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Way, deceased. - 17th Ditto, Ensign John ThomaS Nagel, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vier Bennett, deceased ; and John Doyle O'Brien, Gent, to he Ensign, .vice Nazel. - 22 d Ditto, Surgeon Ebenezer Black, front the ball-pay, to he Sturgeon, vice Bolton,. whose appointment has not taken place. . 24th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Richard Bennet, front the Royal Military college, to be Ensign, without put - Chase, vice Schoof, promoted. flad Ditto, George Pigott, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Patton, promoted in the 46th Foot. 34th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Richard Airey, front the Royal, Military College, to be Ensign, with Out purchase, vice Alex. Adam, who resigns. 45th Dian, Urquhart, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wetherall, appointed to the 69th Foot. 46th'Ditto, Ensign Donald Stuart, to be Lieutenant, with out pitrchase,\ vice Smith, deceased; and John Stuart, Gent. to be . Ensign, vice Stuart. _ . 58d Ditt( e l 7 , Licht, Robert Thomas Greene, to, he Captain, without purchase, vice Giles, promoted ; Ensign George Car penter, vice 'Greene, Lieut. '\V. Kelly, from half-pay 104th Foot, rice Prideaux, appointed to use llth Foot, to he Lieu tenants; Edward Henry Dodd, Gent. vice Carpenter, to✓he Ensign; Assistant Surgeon Charles M'Lean, front half-pat• of the Regiment, vice Sandhatn, promoted in the 11th Light . Dragoons, to be Assistant Sor.zeon. (flat Ditto, Lieut. Jas. Hall, fr.,m half-pay 79th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice James Patience, %t hose appointment has not taken place. 6-2.0 Ditto,-Snrceon Christopher Richard Alderson, M. D from of the Royal Ynik Rangers, to be _Surgeon vice Richard Spencer, who exchanges. ti4lll Ditto, 'Ensign .James Thomas, from half-pay 37th Foot, to be Ensign, rice Charles Henry Cooper, who- ex• changes. 65th Ditto,Siiiney HunryWiddrington, Gent. to he Ensign witliont purcha4e, vier Donnithorpe, whose appointment has not taken place. 67th Ditto, Lient, William Rowan, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Gray, (leCeued. - 69th Ditto, Ensign G. L. - Botill bee, to be Lieutenant,_ vice Higginbotham, deceased; and Ensign Xexander Weatberall, from the 45th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Bonli bee. 82t1 Ditto, Thomas Ilvime, Gent. to he Ensign, 'without rire,hase, vice Lent F. Muntagn, promoted in the tst Ceylon Regiment. 89th Ditto, Captain' Francis Sava. ,, , - e, from half-parof the Regiment, to be Captain, vice Robert Sanderson; who cx chanccs, receiving 1 tie difference. .• 92d Ditto, Lient. John Clark. from half-pay of the Regi• meat, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Morgan Randall, Wilt exchanges, receiving the difference. Ist Ceylon Rqisoent, Eniigo Lord Frederick Montagu from the 82d Foul, to be Lieuteliant, by .purchasy, vice Dely promoted. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. R. IVY' 9 ots, of Sleatord, Lincolnshire, draper.—J. Kirk man, of Great'Bolton, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer.— G. Moth, late of Portsea, -vintner. BANKitepTF... J. IMacleod, - Cornitill, boot and shoe maker, March 31, April 14, and May 5, at 10, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Puller Barber's Hall, Motikwell-street. • A. lienzies, St. Martio's•laire, baker, March 31, April 14. and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Jopson, Castle Vreet, Holborn. J, Gunnery, of Liverpool, dealer, April 10, 12, and May 5, at one, at the office of Mr. littlmer, Liverpool. Solicitors, Bulmer, Liverpool; and Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chan cery-lane. J. Taylor, Palk, Sheffield, iron founder, April 2, 5. and May 5, at eleven, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. Solicitors, Mr. Duncan, Holborn -court, Gray's-inn; and Mr. Tatter shall, Sheffield. W. Haynes, Slnurbridge,• , -Worcester•hire, currier, April 13, 14, and 'May 5.. at twelve, at the Albion Hotel, Birming ham. Solicitors, Messrs. Baxter, and CO. Gray's-inn-pilace and Mr. Bird, Birmingham. J. Wells, Liverpool, merchant, April 17, 18. and May 5, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool, Solicitors, Messrs. Whitley and Co. Liv6rpool and •Messrs. Allittgton and Co. Bedford-row. NI, Sedgwick, London, warehouseman, April 3, and May 5, at ten, Guildhall . Solicitors, Messrs. Fisher and Thavies inn, Holborn. J. L. Smith, 'otherwise Smith, late of Vauxhall -walk, coal dealer, March 3), April 7, and Mpy 5, at twelve, at Solicitors, Messrs. Robins and Co., Na. 19, Ati=tin Friars. - .1.. T Leamington. Warwickshire, drnizgiqt, March 31. April 7, May 5, al eleven, at'Guildliall. Solicitor, Mr. Furnivars-inn. T. Chinn, M.iidstorie, dfaper, March 3;, AP‘ril in, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. . Solicitor, Mr. Rippon, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, A. Hellman,' Minciinz.lane, merchant, April 3,7, and May 5, at ten, .at Guildhall.. Solicitor, Mr. Eicke, Alder; manbury; J. Morris, Upliollanri, Lancashire, tanner, April 9, at five, April /0, at ten, and May 5, at five,. at the Eagle and (Milt. Inn,. Wigan. Solicitors,' Messrs. Taylor and Co., Temple; and Messrs. Fitchett and Co., Warrington. W. genifeck, Tkrogmorton-street, stock-broker, March c? 7, April 7, and May 5, at ten , at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. W, Myers, Charlot.te•st reel, Illoomslniry. I'. Croft, Chatham, hair-dresser, March -$l, April 7, and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr, Dickens, flow lane. .1. Walker, Upper Hassell street, Bermondsey, -- rarehment dealer,. March 31, April 7. and May 5, at one,, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Foulkes and Co., - Southampton. street, Covent Garden.' I'. Fiel(l, , White Hart, Inn Yard, St. John-street, West Smith-field, corn-dealer, March 3►, April 10, and Nlays, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Gray, I 36, 'fysoii-jillce, - • - ---- J. Coulson and E. Leadhitter, Gateshead. Dorliani, glass manittacturers, April .26, 97, and May 5, at el-even, at the George Ind, Newcastle-upon:Ty - ie. St/lit:l'4lN, Messrs. At kinson and Co., 56, , -Cliaticeryiane; - and Mr'. J..l3aitibridg,, , e, Wellington-place, Newcastle. • G. Richardson, Meeklenhtirgh-square, and T.Yokes, Glou cester-street, Queen-square, _merchants, March 31, April 14, and May 5, at Solicitors, Messrs. Swain and Co., Fredericl , 's-place, Old Jewry. R. - Phillips, Threadneedle-street, vintner, March 31, April • 7, and May A, at tweivi, atGuildhall. Solicito:-,• MC. Barbor, 122, Fetter-hum. • J. Great WincifeSter•street, jewciler, Ma rc h 31 , April 7, - and M;ty 5, at Clei'ell; at Guildhall, Suliciturs, Milssfs. l'iies•aorl CO. rCiit Mar & y-le-lionstruci.- .1. 'Diviani, Warnf Ti orr-court, Throgincirton-street, coal merchant, March 31, April 14, and May s;at eleven, hall; - Solicitor, Mr. flarrisnri, - BucklersbUry. • • DIVIDENDS. April 41, W. Luke, it. Whitehall, and It of West sinittificlil, wholesale linen drapers—April 17, J. Uigo and U. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Arnstmilani Ditto, nt Sight Rottin dam Antwerp Hnniburgit Mtnna Paris, 3 [Jay's sigat Ditto NIA Reel 23. ▪.. 12 13 C. F. • 12 . 10 12 1.1. ▪ 12 11 , 33 5 2l LYF, 33 6 2i Us. 25 60 0 _Us. ▪ 26 JO 2 Us. ... 26 10 OFg. Itr.Aioney ••• 354.- Effective •.. 36 Effective 135 i Effective ... 35 Mow dealix, dlt.to . _ Frank fou on the P.ai!) Nladrid Cad ir. tPlboa Barcr!oua Gibraltar egLori Genoa --Venice, Ital. L Malta l'a!t‘ FM 0 Lisbon Oporto • Rio Janeiro Dublin ntLuoN. Portnzal Gold, in Coin... Foreign'(;old, itt Bars New Do OldoOnS Ne w Dollars Silver in Bars, Standard .. 304 464 iv. (30 .. I !C,r7. per Ot • • 49 r Cent. I-0 0 0 pc: 02 • 3 17 10-± •0 0 0 .. 4 10i • 0 4 I 1 BIRTHS. Yestur,day, the Lady of Charles Edward Fenton, Esq., Doctors' Commons, of a son. On 'fluffs-day last, at Huntingdon, the Lady of Capt. Bid.cn, of a cLuighter. On S,j:tircla; , , the 24th instant, $t his house in the Little Chambers, West:bluster, the Lady of the Rev. Jatin'S Webber, of a SULL MARRIED. On Siturday, t , .t St. Pancras, the Rev. John Owen Chaplain on the Madras Establishment, to Maria Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William Wright, Eaq. Grenrille7street. On Saturday, the 04th inst., at Arlary!Opine-church, Win. Baltic, eldest son of Wm. Wrightson, Esq., rif Cnatcottii, near' Doncaster, to Georgiana, • daughter of brig° 'Thomas, Esq., of Hatton, Sussex, and grand-daughter of Henry Pierse, Esq M.P., of Reda'', Yorkshire. ' MEI). On Saturday last, Upper Belgrare-place, Pimlico, Anne, the infant daughter of Mr. Maurice Eva-ns. • • On Satinday morning last, Edward Horne, Esq., at his !limit.; in Lincoln's Inn Fields. On Thursday morning last, Mr. Thomas Somerset, of New Brentford, aged 99. On Friday, the Q3d i ns t an t . a f ter two h ours ' illness, George Wiltshire. Esq., of Clapham Common, in his 71st yrar. On the 44th instant, at Baron-house, Mitcham, Mr. Demi)... stet . ; in his 57th year. and Brazils, on the Friday. after the'first very month. Captains. Bull. Cotestvort Pm teous Lawrence Sutton Schuyler Elphinstun Procter Graham e James (iil►Vun Bullock I-1 anah Hxrritey noriktiew Watkins Pricy Ciiningham Kirl:n6s Scott . Fla!dock Ti!ly - Tilly taibly Slct.!inan Saitcd, Mar. 16 Mar. 13 Feb. 16 Mar. 13 Feb. 23 Nov. 8 Dec. 21 Dec. 13 Mar. 20 Dec. - 13 - Feb. 14 Mar. 20 Jan. 14 Mar. 13 Nov. 10 Feb. Dee. 13 Oct. is Nov. 13' Mar. 14 Feb. 12 Nov. 17 Feb. 9 Jan. 7 Nova 22 .lan. 23 Dec. 23 • March 26 Jan. 'l4 Jail. 2:3 l Return. 1;Ircla Mardi I M a rch 1 111 arch 9 March 4 COUSTIOC 11.IAREET5 A TD FAIRS, DVRING THE LAST. WELK. Prices of per Quarter. • • WINCHESTiat, Marcit 24.—Wheat, 56s a 585—Barley, a 24s—Oats, 90s a 225: BASINGSTOKE, March 22.—Wheat, 52s a 63s—Barley, lOs 25s—Vats, 17s rt 225- , 4l r eans, 315 to :445. NEwnuaY, March 2 - 2.-li • heat,4ss a 68s;--Barley.2os —Oats, 17s a 23s—Beans, 20s a 34s—Pease, 28s a 33i. ALRESIORD, Maids 22 —Wheat, 48i a S4s—Bar ley, -22 a a 34s —' ',its, 21s to 235. FARNHAM; Match 22.—Nheat, 53s a 555—Barley, 512 s a 24s —Beans, 38s a 5 Is—Otits, 22s a , 25s—Pease, 37s a 58s. MARKET HArtnottoucti, March 20.--Wheat, 55s s a 984 ; Rye, —s a s; Barley, 21s a 245; Oats, - -I Ss a 245; Beans, trew, 325; Pease —s a —s ; Malt —s a —a; Fine Flour per sack, —s : Seconds, —s ; Thirds, —s. DuricAsTßß, March 17. Per Load. Wheat Iss Ott a 20s Od I Beasts l ts Od a 195 fit Superfine .. 22s ad a 235-6,1 New 01d ad —s ad 'Grey PeaS t2s 0d a 13s 6d Rye ' Per Quarter. Oats Superfine 20s Od a 23s 611 - Foreign —s ad —s od Fins new I.ltri.RPoot. CORN EXCEIANGE, March 20.—At this diy'S market, we had but tow hovers from the count y, and nine disposed to di, any extensive busin ess . I r i s h Wheat- wal•, I taken off sparingly at a decline, f Id to 211 per 701 b. but other descriptions nearly maintained oar last quotations. B trlcy was in limited demand, at 'Are prices. Beans and Peas were eery heavy sale, at our last currency.. Seed .arts tiring seance, would bring high prices hilt the demand for other kinds was trivial, and a small reduction was submitted to.— ' Flour dull, and Is pe► sack cheaper. Wheat, English ---- Foreign Irish ... is Otl a 7s 3d Barley, English Foreign Oats, Potatoe" Mali, ' Fine .. . 7-s 9(1 a Os 3d per,36qts, Beans, • Zils Od a 35s Oci per quarter. English Flour, per 2aalbs. 42s a 43s—Seconds, 40a a 41s— American Flour, —s rs —s per barrel of 11/61125. net.- Import of Grain for the Week etaling• Match 19. Wheat, 8,008 qrs ; }{) e, ; Oats, 10,235.; Barley. 1,810; Beans, 397; Pease, 50; Oatmeal, 526;' Flout , 11,73d,sacks . , 400 barrels. DEvizrs, Nla. , h 22. Best Wheat 27s ad a 28s Gd.l Oats Barley .... 23s 0d a 27s Od J Beans l.s` tid a 17s Od 682 Sacks t.it -Wheat, stilt) at' t he average tit 26$ z.'d. . . At Norwich, per Quarter. - - 563 Od a Gls 9d Oats 20s Od a 22s 0,1 New —s Od a—s 01 Beans ...... 28s Od a SOs 0,1 Rye • 98s Od a 29 Od Buck' Barley .... 21s Od a 2:5s ,hi Matt, per Cmh.32s.od a 3ls 04 Peas, White 36s Od a 38s Od Best Flo u r 4ss Oda 47s u 4 --- Grey . 54s 04 a. 825 _ per sack. Coals, 36S 4d a 38s 4d per thaldron. Routh Tallow 4s 4id per stone. Dipt Candles, 04—Mould, I Id per Average price of Fresh Butter in . Norwich Market, from 151 a I6d per pint. Prices of Butter at Swatrham and Dirwitham (with Corn tnissitit)—Froin 44s to 46's'Per Firkin of • YAtt,vovrtr, Marc h 22.—Our , Market was again al,undantly supplied with all Cirain. on . Saturday, particularly Barley, which met extreme dull sales, and full 2s per quarter ehat;per. tOwil Wheats maintain their prices, whil e nue nor sorts-are a dull sale and.eheaper. lii (tats, Peas, and Beans, note ui alteration. Wheat, White ... 58s a Bas' Beatss Red .... a (lOs Peas - , .... •Ls.a Barley (Malt) 22s a 2.3 s Grey - (Gr.) Iss 2is Nt , w — s , —* Oats March 22.—We hail rather a doll nrarket on Tues day, for both Wheat and Barley. The former barely sup ported last week's prices; and the latter nosy be noted 1s per tpiarter lower.—Ot her Articles nominally as under quoted. Hour wit bout al terat ion.. Wheat .. 50s Od a e2s Od I PC:”C, Wll. —s Od a—s • Sec —s Oda Od they 94i Oda • itis - Od Barley gds ed a 2f . ‘,s Od Beans ..... 2(4 Oda 301 00 Fine . --s Ott a 011 - -New.. od a Oats . Jfis Od a 22s od Fine Figur bus 00 per saelf. SALissuitv, Nla re l t 2 0 . . Wheat Barley NoaTtlAmProN, March 17, .. . 0. Wheat .. —s Od a—s 03 N. Beans .. 26t0i1,a 304 Gd N. Wheat .. 56s od aOs in; 0. Beans .. — 5 03 a ---s OA' - Barley ..... -Cos 03 a 25s 03 N.Petis".... —s 04 a .......;od N. Oats .... . 18 s 03 a 2ls Od iO. P eas .... --s. Od a—s (Pt 0. Oats .... —s csd a -.-. s od I Rye •••-•:s od 'a '—s Od Da v ENTRY, March, 21. Wheat 2s 03 a 58s Od Reaus .... 2Js Od a 82s od Barley 2's Od a Tis oil Hog'Peas • -25 s od Oats BittiitINGUANI• Wheat .... :is 63 a 7s 9.1 Beans .... 3s 9rl ,a 5s 9 3 Barley... - c's: . 3d a 35 6,1 IV. Peas .. SS • Ftd a 5s 94 Oats .... 2$ tid a 2s rhl Gr. no .... as 6d a 4s -64 per , winchi,ter•Nle'astire. Wohr EaIIAISIPToN. Wheat.... 7s 4,1 a ja 63 I Oats .. .. 3s 03 a ss 93 Barley—. 45 Od a 4 1 ad 'l Beans ....... US 03 a Us q 4 Wonet.sTErt. Wheat - Barley Pease SfIREVvSI4I7IIY, March 'l7. ' 1 ; •75•1 I d. 1 P ea s, 38 q t s . .. . Os 00 • • • :33 1011 I Oats,. 57 ills - . . . 4s lUd STAFFOIII), March 17. Wheat DifRI4AM, March I7.—W e had a regular supply o f both Wheat and Oatsln'ou;ht to market, this tlay, which met wit he an advance of 35'73 J,et quarter from the ipreceding week : . Wheat snit' horn Igs a Vis per boll; aver.igis price per guar- , ter 565 lld—Oats lit. for oatmeal sold from.Os at.a..ss 93 lb" . 'boll : average price per quartet 22s 4d. - 'I3ARNAttocwsTLE, March 21.--(ur Market has been well supplied with grain of most sorts, little alfoiati oa l a pr i d e Rpm our last. Wheat sold from I2s a tss—White Pease. I ---Grey Prdse, Ss Gd a 9 s — Barley, is 1 9,--:-rtts, 6.$ a 6s -- Tares, Hs Per bole —Bet.f, Cd a tiiel-.;•.-Mtittotti Gil a 7d-,---ritel , s • 61—Veal, 7d per ib. ' . - 1- " 1 " 5 1 " 11.141 , 111 ' day, We 'had a consider:o.le show 0 1 cattle,. I)46 Y"T°Ni . M'uch Ql.—At our M ar k et on Nl oni l ar l it • 3 '' . both fat anti lean.' Beef sold iron) 7s a 7s 63 per shine, , i'l' - . ing offals. Least stock much in demand, an,t sold' at good - , prices. Of Sheep' a good number. Mutton. 7s a7s f!ii .p«: static. Of Wh eat a short supply, yet adequate to the elemantL, and in prices little variation. heti Wheat, ris a 14s 6d—', White, lEts a Itis. Of other gra i n $, frill ;npply and dull sale' Oats, 44 4d a bs (id; old, t';s—Bat ley, Beaus, aia4-Pease, ss at 95 per boll. . •-• NEWCAS'iI,E, March We bad only a 1110114afe • itr?!.7 of .lt heat this morning from the farineri, and . ' tales Isere heavy, at a reduction of front Is to 2s per quarter, on the ['rifts of Ibis day se l ainight. •In Ship Wheat, iiit'husiness sv.is done.. Rye meets a very dull sale, although offer:A on lower tern's. Real fine - Malting Barley meets ,with bo::Irs; but other descriptions are7negleeted: In Malt, :hang, tind P ea se'. nothing doing.. Oats remain mitliont alteration. A u i r ot Il i is week, qrs. Wheat,. 89 qrs 'Rye, 12a6 qrs Barley,: 45 cis Oats, 220 qrs Pease, 65,' sacks of }'lour.—.Cut rentprices :-- Wheat, Northethiberland.. 405 a T:9s —Rye, English new, '305 a 355. , --Bariey, 22' a 2 8s--- - Malt, 50s . a 56;--Beans, 28s .a ;32 5-- Pease, bullets, 353 a ".2s;-• Grey, 2884 i nl9-o;it.,, inttatoe, go sack.—iic::ni ;(7:i l:sa Bacon, c2l Bi s &c. at q :N.--:‘Fvel:f.st'ir,finikel:ll•l2fislaii'.l--I\P,:-!-'l - Bacon,.6os a 62s—Man's,. 70s per cWt-:-.Butter , . 5:55 per tirkin—Cumbetlaail Bacon, 521 a bis lid-Ilanis, 6 4 ' per cwt--Butter, 55s per firkin. No/Inn!, MAttert 21.•--•-lit Our market this day we had a. good supply of cattle and sheep,' which sold nearly at last week's prices, bat part of both . kinds left nosold. Beef from • Cs 10 7s per stone, sinking °trials ; Mutton , G s Gd t o 7 s Gd ; whea t .' front 52s to 56 5; R ye 40s; Oats frog); IR.s 8d to 21s per rlr,' STOCKTON, MAncti .2 i. —T Was as A thin s o pply o our tnarkel this d ay; rho sale dull, and prices nitiehil g 1" at iit:" :: :Il r' same as last week. Wheat sold- :rum 14s Iv liii pe r ' al ; ' Oati from 2s to 2s Si) per bushel. . • less A t t than i l ' a S s t t "n s;•e v t i r i .I.—Barley . 812 4' I F : re ' r ''' ?"274:ell 58s (last week, 445. a 60s1 ; Barley, 21$ it 25 5 (last week, 215 . I El 2.-A): Wheat, 38 qts Barley . be }I verag'e , Wartninster''lllarliet, on S a t ur d a y, wa s well Supplied, and tarty gabs effected, at, a reduced 1,1.4 Ce quarter ou arl'ey, 20s to 295; Oats, 7 l9s:to'23s; I.3eiitts,•.:l';s 10403. for bulk Wh ea t an d B ar l e y.—Wheat,46: to 565; . _ . LONDON : Printed by J. B. CAUtSTAIRS, or No. 29,'Great Ormond-street, Queen-square; and publitlhAl by. IV. A. 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