The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-19 00:00:00

1 Ilk • 1 .19!!.V.P7 2 ..Z.MF:.'W. FREAc!I PAPERS. Paris, tub z. IMPORT ObT Trtl. sTA.•.rk ham N' GAL, AT Tit ii bATE .:0111 , oil JAN. 1811. Tipe'Fr'eut:ll army in Pottn . ,;al, after having re mained aboVe a mouth in tiff pointoixat Sqbral,ut.tler the English entrewhiments, found it i:oct-ss try to . draw nearer the conntry whence its , supithes ;ire derived, and has cecupic.i a It ;e more in the rear, the left of which has Its apirii at Satuarem, wher.• t steond corpi isshaidn,i,,..idi Ihe It lit tit ',rlltcli ICSIS On l'retties and Alc.tn',:it-;la, where Ijre, iloops of the eighth ciarps ate po s ted. 'f'te a , ..t A attrred pots are irritate's Olt nu Rio. Major, the bridges °ft.:do - rico, Callieri,s, and Asseco. n,, T;tinnar,' and Pomba} by Ye sixth and unith corp., and the resew. of the cavalry, which pus 4 ies its detachments towards Cotiniara and the sea. The vead.qta rrt‘rs of the army are at Torres No. as. The oiviston of Losson has been posted on the Zezerb, paSS , !it lit Pun;:eic and Martinclid on bridges 01 boats delt!:aulttti by itied ted.ts de vont. The artil lery, the sappers, Intel the' 44th -marine battalion, anitnalvd by t h e 7 , 1 0 a n d amivity as their ot. tiects, have mice d itt et,tablishing . two sets of bridge apparatus, ct4d.istang of eighty boats each, • demoted tor' tracts (titling our troops' to the left of the Ta g us. I'he cetunry afforded no resources fur these great works; rite cordage, and even the in. • strumcnts entidoy,d in leVelling the first trees, were ere tad tarthe industry of our workmen. The surly is its excellent condition, and lists suffered co kind of IA ivai ions. Down to the. present time, the soloiA.s hate, lien amply supplied with ho a d, maize, .hutcher's meat, and almost always with' wine. The regiments have numerous linrels of Cat tle, sheelb,an allowance 01 inicuit toe tinily days, a great ytinitity of maize, corn and vegetab:es. The p 1 Fitts itt witi,:h for the lair have sulThed the ,t roy begin to be eiliatisted;..... Our detachments havegnrte in seat oir of corn, even to.the banks of Clio Me tide The army • has but Jew Sick, their lamb, ainout,tittg only to twelve hundred. There are no Leis. that th e EriglsA publidi, on tins suhject, 'itiVeotion; Ott the con - nary, no day i.asses without two or . doer English desesters arriving iii our camp.' We eu not reckon the Gernaidlo, and Nirtogurse among 'deser ters. The ttoldiers are alinThited 'by a gallant spirit ; they burn with ardour to tionthat the enemy, and to merit the appi r Obation of hk Majesty the Ern- peror and Klug. The' cat lilt sn tr er ed thing; the hors," are feel 11 maize, and are in tolerable good condA'oh. The artilirry has 0000 'horses fit for service. Oti the 212:c1 of DeCeMber the. 'Count de Erlon, With his second dii ,t011;101illvda jimetiou with the attny,.of Portugid, toe division , - Claparade being at Lamego, on the hanks of •the Douro, it had attacked and destittyed Siltieira and. Trant. Fitt het i advanced eta Almeida. Tito. English army has its oni.posts on the Rio.' Major; their troop, are placed en echelon, on the ground inclesed by that .• ver, and' thc deers rich !Dents which cover LisJon. r,eir liellqinarttrs ore tit Cattaxo. The enemy has fortified .hintsell his posinon, and has muted the bridgio of commu. ideation with our lines. He has tbroven over the left bank of the Tagus a division of bull t g,OOO 10 15,000' men, which occupies Ahneyrin and Chamersca. 'nig:corps Ilia era., ed over against the moutirof ,the Zezete some redoubts, to render the passage of the Tagus mote difficult at that point. Th e E ng li s h h a v e no hot; ge npon this river; they cross it in boats to Villa. F . :mica, Mugeoi, and, above all, to ,'Azambria. Abrantes is yew ied by two regiments of the line; mid three of l'or.uguese militia, commanded by an English Ullicer. The garrison is in 'want of provisions, which occasions a ,ctinsi‘krable degree of desertion. .• - • The .English lines before Lisbon ors try covered redoubts, to whidi the enemy have added new works. Thee labours, and above all , the nature' of the ground, settler this a strong positien. The ,population of Lisbon, gieatly increasrd by the •pea. slots, .whont the agli h ham tweed to abandon their 'lndri .:tines .on the approach of. the Vrtitial trturps, is a prey to the most dreadful famine. The discontent of the Porttigt,ese has atriv.d at its height. • Tho position of .the En;2,lish becomes each dio/ more critical;' thq iminense surifias maintain their 400tingiu Portugal. Ail their pro visions come Ircitti ; even throw; for their horses ji sent indratispurts, The Eng have or ganized in the ii,tcitor of the country, sonic corn- pallie3 Of OtdotictiZa to intercept our communica. firms; bat the t casants . who coo,posc thtdu Are badly armed, and t , otake them4elves to {light at the sight ol the WCnkeSt c.t (1131' det4clonents. Mot,sieur, the Doke of aniites,,was struck by A bail on the cheek, as he was reomnonring the enetny':i out posts. The wound is :flight, and affords nu ground for ut masiness. (Signet)), CASSABIAWCA, Majzr and Aitt.tits.Cmilp to Ws Excellency Monsieur ' ;la! ,I.ift;:iet Prince of 11):1 tis i Feb. 9, 'al 11. S FKB: .—Sottie English rpannfac. I n q c 4 ,1 publicly bunted here yesterdily. They fort ned the cargo of the Emilia, captured by the Fre rich ptivAtt'cr' I:Poreux, and consisted .of Cotton. IANKs c7r TEIE DANUBE, FOB. 4.--The Course - Exchange on Vienna has improved in the other cis of Germauy. Th,:apprelyn , ioos of a further 3 yreciation havv We ceram, in the U .ietto tittle, that nibs of exchoqe b e 'pui i nto circulation, without. loss of time, and it is believed will , have a lavouiable ettect upon the :Course of Exchange. DOS'ELDOIIP . ) Fre. news frinn-theLower Rhine are always alarming. On the.3lst of January, at Inc o'clock in tin,: tto ti,e ice broke at Em. merick. 'The =rent Of the ri-,er waS stopped about ten o'clock, at nutpick, and,.the water rose to the height of 17 A dyke was demolished rt thinner], nest` to Ualear, about a lea Tie above ttk, and a l the n e, , B l,hoil,;iig country was :tvet flowed. ~rxrNil)o. " r,inted by 4. al the Sv&-Ori, rrom the LONDON GdZETIE, Per , . 16, 1811. without purchase, vice Jackson, promoted in the 66th Foot. 68th Ditto, Ensign lames Mitchell, from the 5e4.4 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Clarke; who exchanges. 69th Ditto, brevet Colonel l'hineas 4 Riall, ,from the Foot to be Lieinenant-Colonel;:witho t it purchase. 'Lieu tenant VV., A. .Hipkins to be Captain ot a Counpany t vice MiLauchlan, deceased. Ensign Tedlie to he Lieutenant, vice Du' Lenon, deceased. Quarter-master Gordon to be Ensign, vice Tedlie. Quatict master-Serieant Matthew Stevens to be Quarter-master, vice Gordon. loth Ditto, Captain Thomas Huxley, from-the 4th West Italia Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Anton, who exchanges. Lieutenant Thomas B. Edwards to be ditto, without purchase, vice Elliott, deceased. William. Taylor, Gent. to b 4 Ensign, by purchase, vice Caldwell, who retires, 71st liegitnent of Foot, llrevpt Major George H. Gordon, from the, 18th root, to, be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Rogers, who exchanges, Ensign Robert Law to he Adju taut, vice Robertson deceased Aasistant-Surgeon h in as . Macredie, from th' sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Balfour, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, 7;d Ditto, Captain (ames Valiance, 'from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be CaptiAlil ot a Company, vice Maxwell, who exchanges. To he Ensii,lis, without purchase, 'lames C.; regorson, vice Campbell, promoted, 'Lonnor, vice Huey, promoted. John M'Connell, vice I.) ttletun promoted. Act iii; ally-Ogre, Feb. 1811. Vice-Admiral Bettie, Ctimrnander in Chief at the Cape, has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, a Letter front Captain Paterson, of his Majesty's sloop fiesper, giving an account of the cainote, on the I.sth of NoveMber last, of the &Touche French tiational schooner,, bound ito the ,I,le of France with dispatches, by the Ilesper's cutter,- under the direc tions of acting Lieutenant Jaincs Nixon. ,Stec was c3rried by boardingnd , in which Mr. Nixon at 0 ,nnen were woundcd. and on the hide of the enemy two Whin killed and five, v. omitted, ineluJ-• int; amongst the latter the Officer cAumanding the schooner. ll'ar-OjAce, Pei.. 16, 'Sit. 3oth Regiment of Foot, lirevet Lieuunaot-Colonel VA100) ,, ,1 t.) I.ieuleiti.,t-en: ,, nel, without purci,,,,: . . • lircvA 1.i . j..)r lElul Cu; .c), boat thc 6tll t on!, to is Major, v1,.4; Vituttiorel. n magus. blisign lolin I&oe, from the Wexford NI Lieutenant btobeii Smyth, from the Tip . perary Militia. 3i•it I)itto , t l.l ;. jor lotamier Leith to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice C.inii'itie; I, deceased. Ciptain Ili u. I carou to be klaj9r, by pureitase. vice Watson,. promoted in the Regi ment ot Dillon Captain S. tia‘vicshaw to be Nlajor, vice Leith. Lieutenant lames G Milestone to be Captain of a Conpany, by purchase ' vice Fearnit. Licutenant W. Numi to Le Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Cildart, who• retires. Lieutenant 'l'. Mackenzie to be ditto. vice ilavviebil.o.v. -- Owens to b: Lieutenant, vice Mackenzie. Ensign james ',pence to.be ditto, by purchase, vice Girdlestorie. Voluntezr Elwin, front the gadf. wt, to be Ensign, vice Owens. ,• 7.101 To be Liev.tenants, without purchase - Ensigns Alexander Cram, vice Wingate, promoted I ohm Alves. A rehinald Douglas. ‘V. Cohan . ). Hugh Johnson, lolut Black. Wilbrailaat Neven Francis Duncoine, troin the 39th Foot. Ed %van( Wchb, from the 47111 bout. Lieutenant john Fernatuizz, .from the Halt.pay of the 94th Noot, r,vaying the iliticre..ce Iv received on citcharig. Ins to Halt-pay. Ensign Edward 1 ronside, from the agth Fout, to be Lsenten.inr, without purchase. • 75th Ditto. • To be Ensigns, without purchase, Ensign John Crofton, from the Wicklow Militia, 1 ieuret.ant Lawrence Daly, irony the King's County Militia. Lieutenant Stephen liurrowes, tronn the Wicklow Militia. ~ 76th Dltto, Brevet 'Major Kit:hard Armstrong, from, the deity Depot, to be Captain of a Company, svice Young, who exchanges. 'l'o be Ensigns, oy purchase, William Grimshaw, vice An. drews, pioniuted. Digny Sandy's, vi ce S ac h, pro moted. Surgeon Thomas Hogg, trout the Half-pay of the 7111 (..;airison hattalioni'to ne Surgeon, vice A'rsircey,. superseded, being aOsent without leave,, , 771 ti I)itto, Lieutenant Roderick Mackenzie to be Captain or a Company, without pun.:ll. , ise;vict lirownc, promoted in the grit West Ic.dia Regiment : • Ensign lohn to be Lieutenant. by pureilase, vice MtNeil, who mins., Ensign l'elinctather, trout' the soil' I . uot, .to be Ensign, vice Bond, who exchanges. 78111 witto, caption George Wyndham, from the 16t Regi- Mem of Foot t;tiarils, to be ed,jor, by purchase, vice Ha. stilton, who retires. La:vitt:lima lona M.itheson, to be Captain of a Company without purchase, vice K.Mtoch, I luLvilSCti 7901 Ditto, Captain Neil Douglas to be Major, by purchase, vice Duran, win retires, • , Both Ditto, Nri„zent,, Cent. t o b e Ensign, wirhaut puroi s is; vice Willi mis , who resigns. gist Ditto, I. , euleii«nt '4llcJiaridcr Narver, from the b7th Foot„ to be Litittenatit, vice ;:icktoit., witoexchanges. To be Elisigus, without purchase, Gentleman Cakl:.:t Thu- Inas Gi,r./.11, from the Royal. 2vlila4ry College, vice White wilo fe:o}4l)S. IUSC I )11, joucs, rrooLthe Mona;liiin sl ilill I. Sid Ditto, 'Captain John Lord Ilurghersh, from the 3d Dra goon Guards, to be Major, by purchase, vice Seim, who retires. Lieutenant Joint Terry tot;eCaptain a Cuin• by purenase, vice DYer, who retires. 8.4t1i Ditto, Ensign Thomas Tucker, to be Lieutenant, vice Nawcumen, deCtiased. Ensign Joseph filapowther to be Lieuti.n.rnt, by putt:Li:lse, vice' Dyson, who retires. 8511 t Ditto, Lieutenant j. A. Copley, front the 3d t;arri . Son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice busteed, Who ex changes. 2d Ditto, Litittena - nt Thomas „ the mult Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice trench, who exerninr,.s. .. . . purchase, R. I'. 13c1‘iler, toba 41114.0. tvitituut purGase, vi,,, Trorman, proinuttgi. IVillkint Peytwi, (;crtt. to ix t.;.. sign, withottt purchaie, vica . .Douglio,, promoted icy ti,..: ... . .. . . 47tH Lout, Tiku►naa Lawner, Gent. to be 1..nbi,40, VIC:. 13etcher. 34111 Ditto, Lieutenant:4 ) . G. Wrougliton, to be Captain of . ~ . — a company, by purChase, vice liobicirk, who 'retires, losepti i‘iluiphy, Ou'ilt. to be I.,usimi, wituout 111.11Q:1.6c, vice Ltlieltoi,o, who re.it,ii>, 33tn Ditto, 'I ininnislitiOnairi,,Gcnt: to,he Adjutant (with the rank of Linognj, vice Porter, appointint to the bad I.fiot.' 36th Ditto, Captain G. Janis 'to he Ntajor, without puichase pioniute.t. in toe York Light otantry hieutrualit ti. tart, to be Cap: 1.110 of it Collipittiy, vice vi a , 6eaillent.lo Ci4det kiLnrin Oakley, trout the Royal ,vlilitary College, to be hiisigni witimput ptircll4AV, vice llUttoit, Orli Ditto, Captain Arthur l'ore, trout tltt: 9th Light I)ta goomi; to be Captain oho Luinpati.t, vice Hurt, who ex. changes. Ensign the icon. W. h. Deime, to be Lie,lie• pant, by purchase, vice .I•lurris, who mitres. Vo;unteer 'C. W. I;ockie, iron, the szit hoot, • to be Ensign, without purch.ise, 'ice Deane. ' Alexander Campbell, ()cm. to De' Emligit, without purchase, Vice Buckle, appointed to the 'std hoot. flout Ditto, Lit'Uteniiiit 11. IL V.',ciy, front the iszleathlYlilitia, to be Ensign, Bosigit Thonots Campbell, twin the Li." inerick City Nlitttta, to o e 4lst Ditto, klisipi rhomas 'fry Jul, to be Lieutenant, with out purclnisc, vitt: iluglieL, who retires. 42d Ditto, Enaign Mt:Linder Stewiirt to be Lieutenant,with but purchase, vice Willbm Hami.on, who retite, 43.1 Ditto, Lieutenant Williain'Adorrison to be Captain of a Company . , without puichase, vice Lloy: , promoted in the 94th Foot. Ensign lames Cuttinline to tic Lkureo'4lkt, vice Morrison, Volunteer - C troth the 4l Ihi foot, to be Ensign, v;cc W Cute, t;cut. to be Eits;gn, by purchase, vice Au grove, promoted, _ . _ To be Ensigns. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant kiehard Perry, from the Tipperary Militia, George Newbery, Gent, by purchase, my 1)11411(4rd. li,bn Wombwell, Gera. by purelrat,e, vice 13titarim who retire:, S7th !Mao. To be Lieutenants, Lieutenant James Wilkins, front the 6th Garrisonliattahou,Vtcc Ittigers,who exchanges. Lieut. Geange 110111 the 1.4,t loot, vitae Nappier,who e Changes. Gordon :Gem. to he Ensign, wititour pinco a ,e, vi..e Barry, appointed to tlic sSrlt Foot. Lieutenant E. I,V htta. to be Adjutant, vice Turner, wbo resigns the Acl. jutancy only. 119111 Ditto, Major William Gwyn, froth the 4sth Foot, to be Lieutenant.t;oionel, without purehase. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieutc. Haut Thomas Ramsay, vice /LH, promoted in the 4111 Ceyl, n ltc-,;itnnit. - .Lieutenant ottani Unnscontbe. i1e.e.:,;(1. Lieutenant liiithaut Lancaster, trout " the Ito) al ',tort' Corps, vice i , oricscue tieeeabod. John Sewell, Gel4l. to be wthoutputchase, vice Olin" conic, pronknleil in the Nth I , oot. WllllOlll 1 henry Clerke,. Gent. to be Lmigtiorithout purchase, vice Croker, who resigns. . - be Assisteiht.:Surgeon, FlospitA-Nlate William Newton 4stb Ditto, loins Forbes, (J.n:t. to be Ensign, t‘itliout pur. cliat,e, vice, Aclon, auperavdt.d, bring absent wiiliuut !CAM 47th Ditto, Major (Behar Broad, from the loth Foot, to be 11 , 1ajor, vice ohthon, who retires. Ensign lames Doug. las, (root the 3:d FOOl, to be Lieutenot, without put chat,, vice Ryan, appointed to the 6(11 Garrison Hata.° holm. Robert Motintiint, Gent, Ito be Ensign, votituut purchase, vice IVcbb, prornuti in the 701,1. out. 4811) I)itto, AssiStaut-Sorgeon A, Cott'sop, florti the 'soth 1.0,4, to be Surgeon, vice G russet, rutin-nun thrto, htliftpi Coly,e Clarke, trout the 6bth Foot, to be Entrign, vice who exchanges. 'lgo he Licurvnarits. Std Dint), Lice tenant T. t.:umpbell,. from the !4t It Liglit Dragoons, vice IVard, who exchanges. Ensign Courtney brown, vice Jackson, dece.0...41. Lieutenant Edward Phelp, truly) the tuft Light Dragouns, vice Whalley, who exchanges. • To be Ensigns, Frederick Vachell, Gent. by purcliase,,viCe Dawson, promoted. (;eurge W nicht:ore, Gent.. by por. chase, vice Keir,y, promoted. I.usign Charles R. buckie, ,runt the ggrlt Foot, vice Brown'. • To be Surgeon—Surgeon J. ii. (.:ibson, from the Sicilian Regime; t, vice Hut miI:AM, who 10.41j.;11S. SO Ditty, Bernard I.ii.es Gent to be Ensign, by put cnbse, vice. 1)0V, , kci, pron,oied„ flespital.tvlate Ch.,r k Nl'Lean, to be Asswatit-SUTOOD, VICC Stewart, appointed to the Stall: sash I)ittn, Lieutenant lathes Leslie to be Captain of a Corn. patty „vice Mtn% , deceased. Lieutenant I)-niet Keogh, from the torst i'oot s to be Lieutenant, vice MacGlashan, who retires. s'ctli Ditto, , Lieutenant Edward Henry • Adams, trout the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spun. no • prornoteti to the ph West India Regiment sdth ' Dine, Ensign Benjamin Bond, limn the - 77th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Peimerather, who exchanges. sqth Ditto, Captain Dudley Ackland to be Major,: by pur. chase, vice Bruce, who retires. Lieutenant Ralph Few. sett to he Captain a Company, by purchase, vice Ackland. Cornet the HonOurable Edward Cust, from the 16t11 Light • DragoonS,• , to be Lieutenant, by .purchase, vice Fawc et t. Lieutenant John tidy Hutchinson, tram lan. pay of the tosth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brackenbitry, who ex changes. Patrick Logan, tlent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mycilk, promoted. soth Ditto, to be Ensigns, Hugh Robison, Gent. by pur. chase, vice M‘Pherson, promoted. Lieutenant Henry Fairlough, from the Louth Militia. Ensign Richard • Wolfe, from tho Kildare Militia. Belli Ditto, Captain Alexander Andrews to be Major, by por k :base, vice Formren, who retires. Lieutenant the • Honourable Estne Stuart Erskine, from the 2701 Fuot to be Captain of a Cornp.sny,.by purchase, vice Vigo. Lieu. tenant John 'Movie to be tto, without purchase, vice Swyney. deceased. Lieutenant Anthony Sccasse to be dirt, vice Lupton, deceased. Lieutenant Charles Schaw, from the ;sill Foot, to be ditto, by_ fourchase, vice Nen* &death. who retires. Captain C. Drury, from Half-pay of the bd. Garrison Battalio n , to be ditto, vice Cunning ham, who etehangeS. Ensign C. O. Alcock, 'horn the • • brat Four, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cow. per, who resigns. Assistant-Surgeon 1.). M'Deannid, from .t he Seth Foot, to be S ii. gecn, vice. Bennett, deceased. As. sistaiit-Surgeon George Vertneulin, from the Cape Regi. to be ASsistant.Surgeon, vice Ilibbert, appointed to the .4th" Garrison - Battalion. .Hospital. Mare Francis Murray to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice !toss, deceased. Gent, to be Ensign, withou tdist Ditto, lames O'Brien, purchase, vice Alcock, promoted in the both Foot. 631• Ditto Ensign balm Court to be Lieutenant, vice Lowe decease:t. , Cent. to he Ensign, vice - Standterth, whose appointment has not taken place. Patrick 141•Gratit; Gent, to be ditto, vice Court. Both Ditto, To be Liellte.llMlts, ptlfrihiStt, Vhsign David Camp. , bell, vice A who reAsiis. lobo 1 - lawkshaw. E n sign s.,ini n .,l 1;c11, from the tith Foot, vice Doug,int, who teu iii, .• 14) bo Ensigns, without purchase, Walter ray, bent. vice Campell.• 0`1)onnel, Gent. vice tiiiwicohavv. gist Ditto. To be Captains of Companies, Captain Charles Johnston; won the ilalf-pay of the 4i1,1 Garrison . Battaliun, vic e Finch, who exchanges. Captain i , eorgelVilliam Starner, from the tith Light Pragoons, vice Walt4i,e, who ex changes, 92&1 Ditto, Assistatit.Surgeon, b John Webb, horn the W:est• meat)) Militia, to be ilobistarit-Surgeon, vies Crozier, ‘vho resiAos.F .. : .• • • - -, , 'Et) be Lieutenants without purchase. 93d Ditto, Eningn lames e. wart, trom th e t B t h F oot , En _ sign Robert ;tondo.' Wen)) s; Erskine Sutherland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Build°. llospital.Mate James Derry stet to be itosistant.Sorgenn. 94th Ditto, Ensign lohn Hutchinson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kyfc , promotcd. Joseph Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice lames, tmainned. 95th Ditto, Lieutenant John Hopwood to be first lieute nant, without purchase, vice Edon:mist one, who resiAlis, To t r , Second Lieutenants, will, I purchase. Sir I ohn Bart. vice lint.iwoOd. Loftus Francis Jones, Gent. vice Crastor, promoted in the, ad Ceylon" Regiment. To be Ensigns, by purchase. 96th Ditto,' Ensign John Cosine, troirt. the 4th Wistlndin Regiment, vice Hardy, promoted. Ensign- Hay. Nunn, 0 - um the 68th Foot, vice Mackay, promot,:cl. 97th Ditto, Lieutenant Ernest Otterman to be Captain of 3 Company, without purchase, vice Zehender, appointed to the 12ti1 Royal Veteran battalion. tooth Ditto, Richard Creaser, Gent, to he Ensign; without purchaie, vice Wood, promoted in. the 321 Fent. moist Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas M'G lashan, from the 5.4t1i Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Keogh, wito extlianges. 104th Ditto, Alexander Campbell, Gcit. to be. Ensign, with. Out purchase, vice Robinson, whose appointment is to be cancelled. [Tr be continued, I.RELA D. “ DUBLIN, Fen.. t3.—Government, it is said, have prepared orders to he issued, empowering a certain nuttiber of Magistrates to grant warrants in their respeetive counties to search all parishes where they shall susreet Wiry of the inhahitanta to have arms unlawfully in their possession.” • About two o'clock 'yesterday morning, between Caiihel and Littleton, and about two rules from the latter place, the Cork mail-enaeb was again attack ed. Cars had been plticed across the road, ‘vith a view, it would seem, of tilicetting the coach ; but t hi, intention . a little vigilance, without ciii cu y, froglrateci. The impediment was ostly ed, and the cnitelt drove on. Two s hots were tired at the escort of Aragoons; which wounded one; of 64th UittO, Crosbie, from the Kerry Militia, to be linsi j . , ,o without purchin,e. 6011 Ditto, luevet Colonel Alexander Crosby Jackson, front the •jbtlt Ftiot, to - be Lienienant.Colonel, without nut'. ctuow, Lieurenant.tiottert l'y lie, from the 13;t1 hAtt to be citvt d in 0(4 Coliiituy, without powliide, Kzliy, pro inoted in the 4th co tun Itegitocnt. _ G7rh Ditto, Ort;vct Major Cn7ul;:s Maxwell to bc Major, I) ct NO, 4, tklri-tie..v,cot/ft, Eow.stlott ; P*,d prbN3heti by wILLIAti ARmIcEP, tir. PI'S, South Mni ton. CT, No, Iz, Stnind, w!,ere Aa't:ertisemerris, Orders for the Priper, bee , teri for the E,•l,'",e2r &a. (pasi.p,-;7;(1); • • , . ihein in the ar . ard as 't qu laset .1)0 enneenled 11 vi llains who fired; no persoa co distinguished, so that the the could not be refu fr With any cha. of effe4.l. Assembly of the C i o 4 M — m O on a DUBLIN, FEB' . for . the purpose of addressing his Royal Highlho Pr•nce of Wales, - on his entering arn 114 ' resumedf i T d e i/l i ro e o n icl office of Regent of the United Fitigdom. , cOrretSt list run both sat upon the Bench. The following 151 c S a a t t ; 1 1 c rd i j ay w if)! rbta:lol4, Patrick Blake, Jahn Conolly, Thomas flrien , '', cos;tiadottirtiflidiergdxstaryb,:afrilbisittlaitirehiyil ed S cpaceloocwiLli:vni,ltiltlyCiteicoutino:tsutrtrii obli:vaai:etl3. trick Baker, John Butler, Thomas Mahoney, John Dooley, for burglary.and felony in O b i:, of Edmund Flahaven, assaulting hi s babiraio , takingciblyfarnl,rindattempting n ar its, attempting to to his d Guilty. To be hanged the iisth Febrory,3l,vo' b'doP -- Hill. Thongs Dower, for felony eild f‘ ti ' of arms, confessed guilt. To be hanged 0 11 ille , g of March.—Maurice Quill, John Br own, hr,) Phelan, and John Whelan, for felon'' , A bi is and robbery of arms—Guilly. Maurice be banged on Carrick Bridge on Sattird 3 Y ,the d ' os of Februar y —Brown and Whelan t o ba tUe 9th of March. The two last p l eaded g ll `, oo , lll 'l , The bitSiness of the Commission Ina)", 1) 7 1 ,01 ed having closed, she C o unsel for IV m itt 4 fon't motives of humanit y, and in- the liope'"' awful exarrkiles exhibited will be sodieienloo 'tore peace to , the county, having declined I.°r present 19 carry the prosecutions any ver heav fall of rain, which, a dded to ,hen ing of the immense quantity of snow Ivi lb le ;114 t he. a.ti - teent mountains wete covered, 60'4 river running through tliis town to such $ tharabout ten o'clock "lest night it got over they tiemebts, and inuntlited the streets in sefOr to the depth of four feet.. b e fotri. An Itiqiivsr was held, on Tuesday Weeks, Esq. Coroner, On the body Of ' ; ‘,': ( 0 1, gerald i a tecriut belonging to the Kerry I It 4PPeated that an affray took plea: 4tl which 11 he ( recruitsdeceased sed a n v‘ d . a some ecvoenntititjrgY party of Galovogh, near thiS town, the cveniag P that he died on the same tught. so (1‘11:e°1d".11111"-). the deceabed was killed and inurdeied bY r unknown." M4/Kliat.): On the 3d inst. in Dublin, John Carroll, t'sil B o arribt at Law, to Eliza. z oit ‘" of I::Nti. itlerion•squorel I" I widOn M°11" Stun, in the County of Down , Fl o 4atuiclay fait, tkiliteton, Geolge!'ntolgitto lioniWy, eldest dauAlitot 01 P. °' Ol:Orittleton, lioubr, Wilts. • --- . I) 1 LW. PCtel,4o In the Island of Jamaica, on the 12th 0 . ~,,, 0r b ,,.. , 'l S 'a t g r :: e l e i tF i l u e u : l v ilia i : n i g Yhis t ' l l :f a l: el : l4% i v r d i i i ll a cu ti ; : tit tilt .ir i l l e° a 't fe rM n Y . ll::l6lllllel tir ' 1, 1' ; 1 1 : 1 1° 1 : 1;c1: ': i ' .011 satutilay 14 t, Mrs. Thcanas, of corn— ' 11." year of h.r iiit,e. V 0* On Sutttno , last, at Long Moo,' 4, 01 ,or D . * n S ii"`l't o °4 Itani l'enisicit, aged 85 year. ~,, 11 411 ' Vestertial' o 'muting, so St ? lames's - scu d —: ' of C. 'W. Williams Wynn, Esc,. Al. et . .. . , c . LONDON NI A RICE *I qt I,x, wrioonvam A sf t i. IN 'M ,R K- i * st ' itet ° ki NLYAti h'l'.4) „ i teb. 4,, t " 1 ' ' 7 4 to the Act. .. at 91 c 1 ;13 Q ud"c" at 01 20 ------ lt r, ) i 12 1 --------_,..‘ t !,'„ ' ,LI •----4 f P 7 ' I .....' 3 ib' 33 1 ------ S''' 4 2 9 7.--7--------- , ..—• : : Lt ; ;% i : ° 'al 06 ---- , A 5 1 . A 169 ---- 0 1 '") 1 „..----' ,0 1 57 4 .4 _,.......- At ~0 , . 1 ' 1 433 . __......—. at i 0 1 is , .--- ,it 74' u 9 taitort' r ' I t 7,i. per .".. . 01. Lan : --. ~ ;i4 s i/ e t r. h tt' e G 4 ' i t t: 4 l : d . RE-TURN OP By Mears. CnA,l.O and A Including only twat .kgreeably 55 Quarters at .164 od t 6 ---- at t 0 SS od ;38 104$ Cd at lop, 4.it 476 at ivilcod 274 at tuts od 617 ;it ft-es . oct L 47 a t 99a oct, ----- 9t,5 . 0i1 1 t 97s. ott .40 —at 9...)S oti 799 at 9;) cit 2.0 ---- at 9 iti utt 3t)3 ------ at 93s Alai; Quarters 'rota! g,065 )0 uartera. ti. Ingher till Sacks. ~A . (1 1 . 2 F..."l'l s il a t cl N: s. o F 6 1 : 6 -1 ) , 11 , 1 , t ,14:$::) ," 1 , 14 , ':( : d Froul Fab. 2, to Feb . 11,-Itormiiie `;""' , cl;s , P i .4.. -- 90 0 , 52 ..-- lir O. , ja .....,, / '''''.. h 9 0 407 -.--- 81 0 'Ol ....," , 1 13 , 01 . -....... H s 0 14 8 ...._—. 8L o , 20 2 ., A 2 , * .-- 8 4. 6 I 455 . B° CP I i I ' S ~.? li .10 ---- 84 0 3O -79 o 1 ic , 15 .7 a ---- 8 3 0 1 . ______,--. I t: 1 ' T oral- it s , 965 Sacks.—;kvetage 84'• i 5 :, 1 0 1. P: ,f , ° 6 • °id, higher I - l ial) lAt lte ... SE SUS. s. - to 110 04. tO 1 jOi• a. 2 4 1 5 °o(° ,o°,:dt°ll.: Ott. tO /CP to 4). 11, o•tij 3/i, 011. tO4'l, c,41. 3,-L, Red Clover While ditto - Trefoil Itye.c; r . 41 "I' ut . Red and Green White Nlustaid Seed ft l o wn (1419 C i 4 rra %v ay, soctis Cori 11(ier ttu. (.)::tS * .0( t 0 4:th 0- ' S ----..--------------- it . 0 ',lv Cor - i "' , ilgPaor's it e ; urn. -- - 0 1 u r.'' "44 0 1 l t oe Wheat UXLiltll)(.; E. ' , i . fe,' l o • r , . wed(' .2 i —us to 271. Os. ite.ols - , ti co o oi barmy, p er (v . 34s 1 ,iN . v dill° o 4 ' 0 1" S-1 3 . ' 26s od to 36s act PC3St: " ... • ~... IP 0 . ' PitiCE,OF Ilt)P'w roc,4, New ants. "' E. 6I 67 ' I,i ''''S ' Kent', 6i. sii O.• tO . 71..105; KIWI, !, 0>• 0 14'. iit, , ,e ;* Si. I2S. co 61. OS, SI,WCX, 01 . OP I t`i'', y ra I .' 5 1 . 12 3. to 61. • 65.. I•arnharth, „oft' 'lo`l : rMgBo A s 9 , 8 . t , ) , 126. 1 .yearii,VOC .. 46. 13°8 lil.Xs sos. to 7ss 1 :NOS l'ek cf' ).„---".. ..- .1 , ~._... . -------- lilitg Is N 1 -'• WC At F. AND, J.EA DEW-TAO' r " I , i 0 :. Beef - , • Oy the etiltabe. 5, oP , . 1 0 r. MUtt 4 5 . ed. to- Vi, 4:1. 1 Veal . - s s. 41.1. ' °II 4 3 - , q.t. to ss. 4d. 1 Pork 5 Srtaty, 31. °l l :l;s s. . ° l . o l. : ti . 113 y 61"—MES's HAY MAR.(4l°t:sls2 MAP 9 * : s r i, l ;P' S ; 105. Da.. t o 9 1 . 126. vl 1%4 1 titiv", 81 . 8.;. ail. to tol. tog. f t~. r r. ;1• 13'. t ?qv', rustet.cr a`C b adci , ~<~ f F , ~i, rt. ~~~ ''; tiw . 11; ~~