The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-25 00:00:00

~; ..; I ~. 'r I *. , b ' 1 i t Foot the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 23, 18 il. Lord Chamberlain's °Site, Feb. 23, 1811. His Royal Highnes4 the Prince Regent will hold his first levee at Carlton House, pn Tuesday, the 9(►►h instant, at one o'clock ; and his Royal High rte%t levee will be ,on Tuesday the 12th of Carlton House, Feb. 23, 1811. His Royal-Highness the Prince ,Regent has been pleased to appoint the Hon. Frederick -Lambe to be his Nitjiy's Secretary of Legation to the Court of Palerruu. _ _ _ Whitehall, Fetruary 23, MI. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to ;rant the place of one of the Lords of Sea sion its Scotland, to David Boyle, Esq..in the room of Robert Cullen, Esq. deceased. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on' the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the place of one of the Lords of Justiciary in Scotland, to David Boyle, Esq. in the room of Robert Callen, Esq. deceased. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name anti on the behalf of his Majeaty, to grant the office of his Majesty's Solici tor General ter Scotland to David Moneypeeny, Esq. in room of David Boyle, Esq. appointed a Lord of SLtssion. His Royal Highness the ',Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his AlajeSty, to grant 'the - ofnoa of Commissary of the Commissyiat of Moray to Mr. James Coull, in the room of Mr. John Grant, deceased!. • His Royal Highn.is Ole Prince Regent has also been pleased,- in the name and on the behalf of .his Majesty, to grant to James Wolfe Murray, Esq. the office of Jtoge of the Court of Adwirally, in Scot land, vacant by the death of John Burnett, Esq. His Royal Highness the Plince Regent has also beets pleaSed, in the name and on the behalf of tits Majesty, to grant the ' , lice of one of the Re gents-nod Professor of Civil and Natural Hlstory, try Marischall College in she University of Aber deceit, to Domor Robert IteLitliej iu lie room of Mr. James Beattie, deceased, • His Royal Htglitiess the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to present the Rty. Modou Cameron to the chureh and pat ish of Crieck, in the Proby. tery of Dorueck, and County of SuthellenO, vacant by the death of the Reverend Reiney, late Minister there. Also, the Reverend Christopher Nicholson, to the Church and Parish of WhithOrn, in the Presbytery atn! County of Woon, vacant by the Death of the Iti;v, Davidson, late Minister there. • Ako, ti c Lot:rend. Neil Nl:is:knit) to the Church and it, the Presoytery of Sky, and County Of J. , .,veroeio:,.vdcant by the deoi it of the teVereod Maekean, late M nosier there: IPhischall, k'ebruary 23, 181 1. His Iloym P4t6lttwss the Prince Itegeht bi en riett.ted, in the twine Mid ot, the tieisaif et tti, to typoint John Pood t o t'pa rl~ic 11 OWeri.ator in the Ob•ervatery ttt Gicemv.,Al, it t the mow of Nivil Esq. deceased. Otylw-mcm.qlke, Fib. 22, ISic. # kuyd Rcgiinttnt of Second.CAptain Doug.ki C;lloi'btli to bc C,iptin, vice Roe, 4k:ceased. itNt Licut.ttantAdam 'Craiviord to be Second Captaib, vice Campbell. So,,,crid Lieutenant Adatti Niarcrto be First Lieutenant, vice • (: raw tord, An'jurant Henry, W. Gordon to be Second Captain. ..A1,t,A.10 ,1, ,r Calder, Gent. to be QUaiter-master to the Cum ',any Of Cadets, vice Robinsim, deceased. Stitt - mit Lieutenant Anthony It to be First I 'reit. illiant vice Godby, deceased , ..4:colot Licutinnint W int 'w. Crtti t eavenagli to be ditto, vice W. h. Wood, deceased. Se c.cind Lieutenant George Charleton to be ditto, vice L. 1. r'atta, deceased; To I , e Second Lieutenants.—Gentleman Cadet Henry N. .13:1001, vice O'Hara, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Ito. ber t Lugger, vice Day promoted. Gentleman Cadet T. C. Williams, vice Foster, resigned. Gentleman Caelet 1. P. vice Colgtittourt, prommed Gentleman Cadet Arc libalcl Mactie.ti vice Conjulloun promoted. Gen. , Cadet Kicliard N. King, vice. Harriscm, pro. Itt(1 a 1. Major Frederick G riffiths, to, be Lieutenant . Colonel,„ vice ca . • g, (14,AR-seri. Brevi Major Kichar.! 13tic'/net to be Major, vice Griffiths. Sect , rid Captain Willi an G. Elliot, to be CiiptAiti l vice 11.41a11er,. lirSt Lieutenant W. M. G„Colebtooke to be Second Cap. tain, vice Elliot, Second Lieutenant Richard Kendall to be First Lieutenant, vice Culebtooke. Second Captain Frederick Campbell to be Captain, vice Chantherlaytie, deceased. First Lieutenant it.o4:rt ' k. Rollo to be Second Captain, vice Campbell. s cori a, Li eu tenant li. R, Wright to be First Lieutenant, vice Rollo. Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. To be ,First Lieutenants. S e cond lieutenant Wm. Wesr, -- vice fleck ford. ca,hiered. Scc , ,nd Lieutenant 1. vice Who e, kle...e..sed Second Lieutenant W i;nn l'ayne, vice Stanley,.appoip. ll au Assistant in the Riding kluttse, Depattment. !second Lietircnant Etiwaid Spencer to be First Lieutenant, • vice TarissNell, appointed an Assistant in tile !Offing house I),:paitroodt To be Second Lieutenants. —Cheles Bennet,' vice Were, proiwited. J. G Griffiths, Gent. v:ce Dicker, promoted. 1. ii , everidge, Get,t, vice Payne,. promoted. Corps of Royal Engineers. To hi, Lieutenant.—Hichaftl EVAIIS Scott, gent. Eviler:is, King's I.;ertnan Legion. • - fi r , s , Li eu tenant C;eurge Yre.derick Meinecke to be Second Capt,in. Licatenant Frederick de Grangreben fo be First Lien. tenant. Medwal Establishment for the Military Department of the Ordnance. T o be Second Assistant Surgeonb. -- George Kimball, Gent. vice I. Price, res m tpted. laes o'.lSerroe, Gent. vice Hall, rvii4l;eti. Crwtcn.CYfice, l'eb. 23, t$ I t . IbIEMBER RETITIINUI) TO SEAVE IN Tills PARLIAMENT. Borough 4 Ashburton. The Right HonOtlfaDit: juhri Stall Van, in the room of Winter Palk, hsq. wtt? has accepted the Chill= Hun. tlt~ci~. • 100 .4110 .• llifiVK RUPTC ES SUPERSEDED. B. Rouse, jun. SAndv.jc.ll, Kent, dealer. t." K r U Prs G. Nelson, Liverpool, cow. koper, to surrender IVfarch 13 , , 14, and Aintl; ks o At ate A t tilt Li tQlts Tavern, ;ultn.ities Liverpool.' Attornies,'Mr. tliackstock, Paper.hoild ings, Temple, London; and Mr. T. Morrow, Castle- I street, Liverpool. S. Hammond, Levenshuleno, Manchester, silk and cotton.. 111,11110.1,:t UM! March 13, 14, and , April 6 , at one, at the Star lon, Manchester. A tunnies, Mr. Edge, K lienchOdaiks,..Temple, Loitdon ; and Mr. Clough, Man er'esrer. S. Silcox, Beckington,`Sornersershire, clothier, March 8, 9, and April 6, at eleven, at the George lam, Trowtnirt,e, Wilts. Attornies, Mr. T. km. 'Trownrirf„a:, Wilts; and Messrs.l)ebar . y, Derby, and Scudantore, I niter- Temple, London. R. 1 low, sen. Gray's Inn lane-road, cow-keeper, Feb. z 6, March 2, at eleven, and April 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. I), and G. W. Russell, Crown.court, Aldersgate-strect, N. L. Caswell, Chelmsford, innkeeper, Feb. 26, March 2, at tWelve, and April 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Lornion. AttOrnies, Messrs. Brook and I. Midges, Red Lior-Square, London; and Messrs. Tindal and l'erkins, , Chelmsford, Essex. Midwood Manchester, merchant, March' tl, 18, and April 6, at eleveti,•at. the Star Intl, •Manchester. tornies, Messrs. IN ti3rS. airt home, and Clarice, Warp. ford-court, LontLn ; and Mr. Heslopi King r street, Man chester. preening,Crooked-lane, London, Orange-merchant, March. 2,9, and Yt pril 6, at twelve, at Gtuldhail. A tIOIIIiCS, Messrs. Pitches and Sampson, Swithin's-raner.Cannun- Street H. Wagstaff; Manchester, machine and spindle-Maker, March 14, 16, and April 6, at two, at t, older. Lion, Deattsgate, Manchester. Atturhitt,' 111 e. . Lt:ge, biota Ann's Church-yard, Manchester; and Mr. fi bre, C 11141 i. eery lane, Loricfni. Bllssett, Burleygite, Herefordshire, cordwainer, March 18, 19, and Apil 6, at eleven, at the lialcort Blum yard, Herefor d shire, illlre. Attornies, Messrs, aylor arid Soil, Featherstone-Buildings, London ; and R. 1%11,6...An:id, Bonny:mi. M. Lougsdon and P. Longsdon. Manchester, and G. Wil lion, Ironmonger lane, Londe.ti, merchants, March 4, 14, and April 6, at eleven, at the George inn, Mancli.st,.r. At ' tor tires, Messrs. Hewitt one Kiik, Manchester ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. I. Burton, Liverpool, merchant, March rs, 16, and April 6, at one, at the Bull and Punch.howl, Liverpool. At . tonnes, Mr. Clements, Liverpool ; and Mr. Brack.stock, Paper-buildings, London. P. Bogle, I. Bogle, just. and D. jopsoni Rinf,lvy, Lanes shire, calico-printers i March 1.3, 1,1, and,Apirt 6, at one, at the star Inn, Manchester. Attorrriei; Prlems. Tarrant, Clarke. and Itachart's. Chancery-lane, LOttrnni 01.1 1 d.Mr. ' Clatighton, Manchester. I'. Holcombe ,Scutt, Tiverton, spirit-merchant, Feb, va,' March 13, and eApril 6, at twelve, at the lintel Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Kendall, Exeter ; and Ab- but, Aix:hut-eh-yard, London, - • • R. Leigh and D. Armstrong, Liverpool, ,t'nerchants, March. t, it,_ and April 6, at me at the Gulden 1, don, pool Attornies Meisra I. and• W. Lowe, Temple, • , London ; and• Mr. Leigh, Liverpool. T. Ith.hardson, Liverpool, soap.bi iler, March A, t 9, and April 6, at eleven, at the Giohe Tavern, Liverpool. At.. tOrnics, Messrs. Parr and 1'401111)5cm, Liverpool ; and 61essrs. Shephard and Adlington. , tit/Pout-row London. (..; ice:Maly)), Elton, Lancashire, whitster, March it, ii, and April 6, at two, at the St.ir Ind, Manchester. At. tornica, Mr. Woodcock, bury; am!, Alcsar. biakeloOS and M.ikinson, Elva-court, Lon,ton. W. Kimbell, Guswell.street, Match,2, 9, and April 6,, at ten, ai Otitldriall.• Attorney, Mr. Lamb, A Idc negate. si reet. 1. Watson, Liverpool, inercleant, March 19, 21, and April 6, at. one, at the Globe T . avern, Attorines, Messrs'. Cooper and Lowe, Sooiharuptea irigs, Lon, don; anal Messrs. Orred and Baines, Lis•Jpcol. 1. liii;iinson, Manchester, cottuntinanufacturer Feb. 26. March 5, anti April 6, at two, at the t.iecrge luu Alan_ Cheater. Attormes, Mr, Etigc, St. Ann's Church-yard, Manchester ; and Mr..l4utde, Temple, London. C. Newton, Maidstone, saddler, Men. 28, at eleven. March 9, and Aprti 6, at tiv, at Guildhall, London, , Attornies, A/kisses. bond Anti I.airbaidts, seething-tar ~ S' :ritiitha, Old Boswell,cooir, tailor, March z, 9, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornics, .Messrs. • Budd and la}es,. kit:llford - ro!N• • T. Coltiman, Ilekley, Surrey, shop-keeper, March 2, 1 2, and April 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Linpson, Charlotte-street, ltlacktriars-road. S, Marston, Grange.road, baker, Feb, 28, at eleven, March 9. and April 6, at ten, at Guiltlll,lll. Attorttcy, Mr. V.tnpson, Cliar.otte-stret, Black rtiars-road, A. W, Sorgenirey, Liverpool, nierchattt, Marcia tit, tg,-and April 6, at one, at the Globe Tavern, I.tverpdol. At *Mies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-build ings, London ; and Messrs. ()tied and Balms, or Messes. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool. • L. Kern and D. Mullet, Ailien•corner, .furriers, Mardi !, .. . . 41 two, 9, and April 6, at one, .t (uildhall, A ttorney, Mr. Woods, Langborne Chambers, Fenctiurch•strcet. I. Shoolt.led, Woad-sneer, merchant, March I, o, at two, and Apill 6, at on; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Lang, AincriLt-square I, Denton, Burnham, Essex, seerlarnan, Feb. 26, March 16, alid April 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fovvell, Einch,lane, R. Rowney, liatton-garden, lit:tinnier, March 2, 12, at cle. yen, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walker. Old Jewry. W. Lea, Deptrurd, tronntonger, March 2, at twelve, q , a;(1 April 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Aitornies„. i'vlessr4. ljl ire. . . lo;.:k and Iklakinson, Temple. .MoHinson, Tavistock-place, merchant, Feb. 2,6, March s, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Dann and Cmssland, liroad-street. T. lenkins, t'lescott-street, Coodmatt's-fields, upholsterer, March 2, g, and Aptil 6, It twelve, at Guildhall. At tonnes, Messrs. Collins J and Waller, tipital-:nuare: I. logics, Ilasinghall-street, Black well-hall-taciur, l'eb. at, March s, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. lttnpson, Charlotte-street, Illacktriars-road. C. Stowe,. Paternoster-row, printer, Feb.'26, March 9, and April 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Attormes, Messrs. D. sod C. W. Russell. Crown -court, Aletersgan.l—street. DIVIDENDS. March 16. R. Sutherland, Noteman-streer, merchant, tit one, at Guildhall. April 4. F. Holmes, Warvvick, grocer, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Wat wick.. • March 16. T. Laycock, Minories, slopseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, March 22. K. Marriott, Northampton, banker, at eleven, at the George I tut, Nurtham pion March 2. E. Oates, Leeds, drysalter, at twelve, at the He tet, Leeds; • Marc 16. A. Beck, Oxford-street, saddler, at ten, at Gcl.l - hall. M4lOll 16 R. Lye, GosWell.stree.t-road, builder, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 23. W. Valiance, East-lane, Rotherhithe, buik L at ten, at Guildhall. March 30. S. Wright, stn. Grange-road, builder, at twelve, at March a 3. I. Read, Blackman- street, linen-draper, at on e , at Guildhall. March 23, W. Hors fall, Hampstead:road, viBualler, at ten at Guildhall, London., March 30. S. Beck, Surry-street, St. Mary-Axe, jeWelicr, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 30. R. Little, and W. Cranston, Hyatt,' linen.:dra. pets, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March a. T. Tugwell, Ilorsitain, Sussex, tanner; at ten, at CMidliall, London. March 30. it. Wumiett, Margaret.street, Cavendish-square, stockbroker, at twelve, at Guildhall. • : March 30, I. Thompson, Colchester, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1 ondon. Match 26. la. Dulahltdetnuts Van Dyck. A. J. Geyer .; Leu• yen iatitt Wynand Achisen Le G miter Vina, Circus, Mino. ries, m erchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 59. 1,13. Austin, Tower -Royal, druggist, at Melt% at Guildhall, March 22. 1. Limb, J. Crabb, W. Gmbh, and N, Lark ham, Wilton ; clothiers, at three, at the Antelope Inn, New Saturn. RTIPICATES. March 16. E. %Vestal', litingerriatl, Wilts, tanner. S. '1 ipper, Lcationhall-street, bookseller. anti I. Sharpies, Anclerton, Lancaster, cotton manufac- toots. W. Lubbrook, Southampton-buildings, ,Chancery•lano, wine.tucrchatit. W. Ramsay, of bury St. Edmunds cabinet.mker. T. Lea, Walsham.tio-Willows, SuWolk, innholticr. G. Aldason;jutt, bury St, Edmunds, printer. ri i". 5U N. 50LEM. Q UIS Uteili lALSUM AUDF.AT ? LUNDUIV, MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 25, 1811. Windsor Castle, Feb. 24, alio. " Ht 3 141,4JEST1 continues to go on well. " M. BAILLIR. " W. HEREEDEN. " R. WILLIS." 4 . Witid‘or Castle, Feb. 2.5, igt t. " The KING continues to advance regularly in re covery." (Signed at above). We have received Lisbon Papers to the 11th inst. The armies remain neatly in the same positions. We are sorry. to find that Gen. BALLAkrEttOS has su.tained rather a serious a check ; his army had beeriweakened by a large detachment which he sent to Cad:z, and the French took advantage of the diminution of his numbers, and defeated him. The Liston Papers of the 6th and ,7th,,contain the conclusion of the intercepted . corre , pondenee of AZ3VZO, consisting of the abdication of the Crown of Spain by Joseht ; the Address of the Council of State to him on that occasion and the Proelama tion intended to be, issued to the people... These, there is little dbubt, are fabricatiens, the substance Of which has been long before this , publtc. - . .. t Otir e - Readers Will' find . in a subsequen t co!ao ' Decree of the Danish Government, repedinil'o disk . ships, which evinces a disposition to fv: 4 very considerably, from the rigorous SvSleiti tv o BUONAPARTR is endeavouring niesiabiiilt tt' N l ! ' out the Continent. We hope this btep ll' V 6 taken in concert with the other N or tbein I)o4l '‘' because, in that case, it will afford .Oi rile' of ' l 't ground to- expea that the ind e p endence North of Europe at least may be elf et. d. ;I'l m conduct of BERNADOTTE in Sweden i s other O' e te d rio; i s th ; l i i t it i l s i, said, that BUONAPARTS is 1: petty in France. We 'ea we are rather incredulous. We eaolialLlV'' lieve that BERNADOTTE. wOuld seriously Tle)eclo,tansf.efis, confiscated l listily:: 1 0 l l i ti l i i:1;: : position to Burr Ar,VIITE; but it is prolisi)h, t' l , ` from the very precarious tenure by ‘tilici i he : v ; ' his rank and power in Sweden, lie nosy fin ,f rlqun L auhcnt e aehic t i,ue t nt e : r anA s toTi f ot. r shi o : m pn rio o po u ef r rit, a , yr : p n cessary, for the preient, to dissemble his id fo i o ) lrt F an i r l a c l u e , : r l l l o g s al b ' aii pill ~, ings and ultimate ebjeas. ~ ....................... i to tl'e 9 inst. were received this day by GOVElllfnefit,biltibf c samFe o l - Accounts from the North of Eurore s" te ' l i tl4 l , DOTTE'S had - been seized in the somo niii'l'e,'.lll same quarter. , st w re i t:g ic t i l i le h n a e v d e subsequent.rbeyaci)edtil and 'the former repoit flutl3te'. e oft' is not improbable, however, that these 11))01 are the result . of some deep mac hination of a' e 0 suffer Corsicahtat,ve bofel weillidcuhlytlaieppprairited.tea w ho 31 5 'OP ° f ic o nll l ll l it oiw l n it r i i : a a: z :t in icres " :-.— ) ASHINGTON, , a nti iol ° Session of n 0 111)' fi 1. ev v ....e j AN. 3.-I.ho disclao 10 by Mr. PkcKERINO, IliM Wil lizs ) to the land in West Florida, late l Y ul ied " 6l o,,i 4 of thec a a t) b l y e i n o:u t ir a G n o t v e t a r i c 'c c n o i l e r in t i t l 6 l , B ll ' y o n ° s l l;' )j ; k oiireor isi ‘ passed a vote of censure on Mr. l'icsitti4°` nei , t oeh , tilting its secrets. An attempt was 'Nag .° 0 ; $ ll him, but this' will not be persaered 3 .sl , would be danger in taking the lion by' Lis 11131 ,', P , Fore)g 71 Re/d/iOnf.—We are infori" 010 ii'i meat, 13 ri'iiloChar in form, and lionded,an able nu:10 0 fu t i fi e rA against our takinpetssebsiun of W cs olV '' WASHINGTON, Dec.e 30,—A culi°llsl,lo)' stance happened in the Senate this d 4. ei. .eli ,lea of West- Florida was before that botiP oli ,, s ;:v American Secretary: of State, PICKSEING was speaßing.:-..in the ca r° 41 ,tit e gume nt he read a letter' from I'AL L • F ' sIP' B O O 41 where he declares that c. the Govero nlent li c t'Ali ° never intended 'to convey any title t° 1-6 dsted in 1 10 00 Staiei beyond the.lbberville.' ~,iti %e des Atraires, Os ! i t i ii : o s b °l ' . ? " After he had read the left Av 3 s oil! that this was one of the !were( docutveel , e , 1 1..11'0 1 ghtful &cared in the r e ign o f JEFeeasow • . ow l was made. to clear the galleries, and el l of re o w l as t li t e rio S v e 'e n d y a , t m e w , o h r w i n c t i h: c g is h : a was carried as ti°lie‘ b - Ts 3Al v ' ° ' g.'-init 1 : 1 •NM.IIIIIII. i‘ 0 air'ft .- Sat urda • her deli by the Princess ELIZABETII. 1; i her bi f On Thursday, soon after three o s eW,` 0 O a of CLARENCR• arrived at Windsor, ", n z u o t f.), D . 1- 0 . time after had an interview with hi' "''' lt elt mi- ,r the Icatio. • His Royal Highno s lifter. % 84°0 ii v i e s r 3 e 7 e t x ii p y e e el a e r ci y i e i s l, te tl: groundsthaet (4:l6g:illlotore°, fiCcuillm,v with the QUEEN, and in the evenios It' i ,, IA On Saturday, about two o'clock) t . 1 1; tyil li l '' t(2rday morning, for , e ia t C y l YORK arrived at Windsor' Castle to d l i n to ril 1P,,, , QUEEN, and PRINCESSES. The other ~111,, O f i i iii Duke Of CAMBRIDGE'S birtil•dart W 1 1 5 0 ri1ed,, 1 90 4 Yesterday ,his MAJESTY, a eC0( 1 "% a oo • i i° l F` Dukes of Yoit& and K i wi ., walk oidi'.it Heeenperi 'terrace front twelve till two del °cit. • 1 10 1°1 (e ; 1 :Y appeared Yery"cheerfol and lieartY II- m ot Op Royal Dukes had hold of each arnihptlier.iill (ireurpsueropte'steheote.vcienow' i)e-ro'licligoo dose conversation with thei r 11 ' )Ya- ri le r-'l°.. day, ri:el itswitt:egerec the same time., hot n ot it., c olui.'sq,, -( L4. 441 i ! ' Lion with the KING or the Royal 1'` . 1 , 0 noi r at a short distance from them dnting '.. ' I t i ~ tr. were on the l'etrace, 2.1101 VII f m ro o Y l the n i ' . o o i ' at the Cathedral, which via . ' bells hair() rung since the late Prin ce ' . f y„)V 1 : , ~i; tfl ii i . Yewerday, a t half p,„t Iw n o'cl"` ' jog' e 10 1,,, 5 . CUMBERLAND, arrived ill Wititi,.u.' ~tireeic4co, ceienratioli of his Royal Brether s hi' lid .ps,i i ? i l 1 ester:lay morniog, the Queli,t' : 0 , i !Twt* heard.,. Divine ,„,ery ice if) Wriudgor LA d t o toeY Went to Ft%.gmore, and re turile " ti .4 ° Castle about three o'clock., . a lly cla .kt or y Saturday the dispatches were 1 1 ," t be ' ylbsar.iaeYitial,n),till'ge'ldei iiniuliv.3absit:ltoLecb(lDiuseittlrlk°o:la,iii , e f i d ai Gls A1°,,,,:11:7r..111.1:511,1i1i0tt,:,tit, East Ind' ti i d livero I ° : iz O t a,. House, find e fi , .-i -lie following ShipS, V l4 . CO le ,'„Ci t '! l ,o HaPet thlptilln rendergesejs 1 l'atit A,OO , 4 , .( , : o son'; Princess Arridia, E. Liaison, f , r, 1 ,0 0 1 14 4 ~ SL(.ne,.,l• Sandiiiiiuts ; Nictedife, ~.: coto o '. c p -- .,c, , W • Swinton; castle Edell, P. . 1, P acid raenAal, ' . _.. til lit ' n ' 0 0 for tvi s a t r . chiciness of Exeter, vv.. DRY' c" . ~,i or Fielen, end nvngal. r nlo.' ' Northampton, T. Barka ; 1 2 (10° ' and 'Nagai, A. Pourdrinivr, Cannon-street, ptpar.manufaeurer, Ni4gins, Great St. Helen's, wme-nterchant. . 1). %'ebb, Liverpool, merchant. NV. Keeling, Cougletan, Chester, baker. IL Acton, Alanchester, corn-tacmr, J. Kr , . n, s:n. I. Birch, jun. Manchester, cotton-merchant:— Burrsnigh, New Sarum, banker • - - F. Kink, Batentan's.row, Shoreditch, parlour. S. lainelon. Keading, dealer, •W. Ensor, ihtit, grocer. T. Hewlett, Southborough, Kent, powder manufacturer. Payne, West-square, Southwark, army contractor. W, boirell, Colchester, }number. trans, Boston-le-Moors, Lancaster,cotton.manufaaurer. C. s it. Chadwick, Grosvenor-Mews, Bond-street, . iron plate-worker. I). A. Lindo, Great Winchester-street, merchant, I. Stedman, Hare.street, Spitalfields, hatter. .AAHOLT MAILS. • VIENNA, JAN. 28.—There is no {anger any doubt re,pecting the march of troops who, were 'waiting orders to the Turkish frontiers. • EXTRACT OP A LETyER FRoM NAPLES, DATED JAN. 12. " They are to work during the winter, without relaxati , n, in constructing glin-bbats and chalotipes in all the ports' of this kingdom. The royal flotilla intended for the expedition against:Sicily, will be at lea,t NUIIEMBEIto, JAN. 21.—According to news from Vienna of .the t6tti instant, peace has been con cluded between Russia and the Porte. We are yet ignorant of the detdils we only know for certain, that :Moldavia and Wallachia are decidedly given up by the Porte to Itu,sitt. FRANKFORT, JAN. t 9.---Tlte French troops in the environs of this town have made a movement. Most of neighbouring cantons who have hitherto been without troops are .now occupied by them. There remains at Frankfort the 15th regiment of light in fantry, and a company of the, 33d of the line. The Prince of Kohenollerns, who, after having served in the can upon ,the Danube. and Ebro, had been employed the War Department, has returned to his estates. ,France has continued to him his appointments. DIJON, JAN. 24.--- , ,8y order of the Prcfed of the Cute d'Or a sequestratloti has been pit . :( . :ed upon all property and metchandize belonging to the Dey of Algiers or his subjects. EXTRACT OP.A LETTER PROM sTocKixoLid, JAN. 24. " They write !corn `Finland that . the Director, Ettnot,m, has been killed by a shot from a musket charged with three balls; the assassin has. not yet been discovered. The equipage's ut the I'lere4itary Prince have arrived .at Stockholm with forty superb horses. VIENNA, JAN. 20.—1 f we may credit letters from Hungary, the Russian, made a feint of entering into winter quarters only fur the purpose of inducing the Grand Vizier to make a change in his position, and spread his troops in new cantonment,. The Ottomans, however, appear obstittately determined not to quit , their camp at Schumla Th e Russian army is about to resume 011'ensive operations, and, according to all probability, .pros the siege of Wed din, kk inch in conseqUence 'rof 'its great distance trove ttr, head-qu.ifter-s the Turks' will not be able to SUCH Out. 1 L 1: P..) uA I • . *,* We hAVC to apologize to I. S. of Manchester, anil many other Correspondents. ..for the non-insertion Of their fa. vuurs, on account of the pressure of temporary matter. Akkltif , r) -1- lAnholt, t Dublin,. 5 Waterford. L Liiboit, .1 Dublin, 1 Waterford. OP STOCKS iillS DAY As TWILV O'CLOCK. 651