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THE GREEKS.
OfTICIAL DISPATCH TROY o[olllot cowtscaroTTlS, rat.'
lIDENT or THC RIIILCUTIVX 101)T, TO Tug Guirx
UEYUTIES, °ALAIMO AND LVIIOTTIS.
"TRIPOLIZZA, MARCH 18 (30).
The day before yesterday I quitted Napoli, after having signed
/event despatches for you, of which I'— will be the bearer.
I have received your despatches of the id (14th) Feb. last,
Mm which I perceive that you hare contracted in London a second
for the Government, and I transmit, at present, those de.
m.ethes to Napoli di Romania.
Our fleet has sailed nut, and I hope it will be able is meet
.)st of the enemy, which left Morton immediately after having
;clod troops there, perhaps on account of its having heard that
rrn was un the way to attack it. The Egypiian troops, difiem-
ytted at hfodon, amounted, as detailed in the despatches which
p---- takes, to about ten thousand men ; and I hare the satis.
*lion to announce to you, that, according to intelligence which I
eirc this moment received from the Head-quarters, the enemy has
oferienced what might hare been expected from so rash an envie.
—se, for, in a sanguinary engagement near Navarin, on the 13th
instant, our troops, under the command of Generals Cars.
i,„4„ ff. Cristos,Carniscakis. &veil's, and Scnurtis, after a great
?sushter, put the enemy to flight. A body of 3,011 Egyptians
at surrounded on all sides, and, it is thought, they all perished or
roe taken prisoners.
I cannot give you more satisfactory intelligence. I shall re-
main here two or three days, to send forward different corps of
pops; and afterwards I ',hall proceed, in the first place, to Modun
10 inspect the divisions which are there; and thence I shall go,
wave] Arcadia, to Patras, to join the troops which blockade that
beress; and from that place 1 hope I shall be able to give you
•Ser pleasing news."

DINNER IN THE CITY OF LONDON TO THE
DUKE OF WELLINGTOIN.

Yesterday a grand entertainment was given to his Grace the
puke of M'ellington, by a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen
agoateted with the commerce of the metropolis, at the City of
Landon Tavern, on the occasion of presenting to him a magnificent
u a testimony of gratitude for the advantages experienced
Ism the victory of Waterloo, and the other triumphs of the Army
alder the command of his Grace, on the Continent.
The LORD Illawou took the Chair. The Duke of Wellington
le on the right, and the Marquis of Anglesey on the left, of Isis
Lordship. Amongst the company were, Lord Darnley, Lord Tor.
ragton, Sir Ulysses Burgh, Sir Caine Trotter, General Burr,
Colonel Blackburn, and several dietinguislicd military officers.
ter. T. Wilson. Mr. J. L. Goldsmith, 31r. Hammersley, 31r: Van
Schorel, Mr. .1. Capel, several of the Aldermen and other Mein-
ben of the Corporation. The coo a wan decorated with the as-
tonal standards, and the table was most splendidly laid out.
After the cloth was removed, the Wellington A ase was brought
into the room and placed ita the centre of the cross table.
This vase is one of the most chaste and splendid workman-
it is of considerable dimensions, and in shape resembles
the celebrated Warwick Vase. The design is by Stothard, and
it has been executed under the direction of 3lr. John Green. The
inscription is in the following words :-
•"fo Arthur Duke of Wellington,
'• The Noblemen and Gentlemen whose names are inscribed on the
tisse, present this vase, not in the presumptious hope of extending
the glory of a name which is imperishable, but to testify theiradMi-
ration of the last and greatest of his achievenieuts -the battle of
Waterloo."
Alter the customary loyal toasts were drank and songs surg-
The LORD Alavon rose, and said it now devolved upon him to
papa.: a toast respecting the great sul jet of this Meeting. He had
Mao deputed by a number of Nobleman and Gentleman, many of
shorn were now present, as well u by a number of meritorious in.
&idols's, who were not able to enjoy the high honour of his Grace's
company, to present him with a tribute of their gratitude and al.
minion. His Lordship then alluded to the services of his Grace in
India,where„ by an important victory gained witlr a handful against a
brly of troops, he had obtained the warm thanks of the inhabitants
of Calcutta, and the high approbation of the Parliament of his own
country on his return. It would be in vain to repeat the extraor-
dinary succession of brilliant achievements which were for ever
united to the name of Wellington. It was impossible to speak of
victories without naming that extraor linary catalogue which filled
the history of the celebrated campaign. (Cheers.) His Lordship
finally earned the battle of Waterloo, which fur ever put an end to
toe desolating projects of Napoleon, and then presented the vase to
kis Gram, mating to bin that it had been subscribed as a tribute of
the gratitude of those around bin.. (Loud cheers.)
The company then drank his Grace's health enthusiastically.
The Duke of WELLINGTON said, he entertained the highest
sense of the honour done him, and he returned his sincere thanks
for the beautiful specimen of British art just porastsd as Mao, es a '
mirk of approbation of his services. To doubt midi* sisS alba%
but he must say, that the battle of Waterloo deserved the com-
mendation bestowed span it, baring been productive of conse-
quences unheard of with respect to any event of modern Ulnas, or
indeed to any event of any times. (Cheers.) It completed the at.
litany glory of England, sabehsed a degrading military dimpodkna
On the Comment, and secured an honourable and
Deice, which, be trusted, would Last long, for the passapastoadd
elmy of the country. He disclaimed any exclusive merit
an weenie anxiety and endeavour to do his duty. The merit Mu
dna to the Noble Marquis (Anglesey), and the officers and privates
under his command. (Loud cheers.)
The Marquis of Anglesey's health, Lord Darnley's, the Lord
Mayor's, and other health' were drank, and the company most
iighly enjoyed the same.
THE ARMY.
The Review of the 7th (the Queen's Own) Regiment of Ligbt
Dragooos (Houses), by his Royal Highness the Counowoder-in.
I htef, which was appointed to take place yesterday morning, on
Hounslow Heath, has been postponed in consequence of the unfa-
vourable state of the weather.
The last division of the 10th (the Prince of Wales's Own) Royal
Reglmeet (Hussars), arrived on the 11th instant at Bristol, from
Ireland.
A. detachment belonging to the 2d (the Queen's Royal) Regi-
ment of Foot, will embark shortly from Chatham for India.
d detachment belonging to the Slat (Huntingdonshire) Regiment
of Infantry, will embark about the middle of the ensuing month,
from Chatham- for India.
MARKETS.
[tom the London New Price Current.
Fainar, Max 13.
COTTON-.The odes of Cotton this week are not extensive;
the market may be stated steady ; uo
.parcels pressing on the mar-
ket for sale; at the same time, no briskness in the trade : 600 bags
yesterday to arrive at 204 d.
41,6.1/1-There is every aprarance of an improvement in the
demand and in the prices of Sugar; the sales yesterday were coo-
tidenrbte, and the holders obtained higher prices, but we cannot
yet advance our quotations. As this day advanced the demand for
4luscorades became general and extensive, and at the close above
2,000 hogsheads were reported sold, and during the week the esti-
mate is 4,500 hogsheads ; the advance is ls. 6d. a 2s. per cwt.:-
there was, In addition to the usual demand, a considerable request
for export. In Refined goods of low quality there has been much
holiness doing, and the prices have advanced about 2s. per ewe.;
low lumps 825.: the wholesale grocers have been considerable
buyets of the time descriptions, which are also at an advance,
31oluses are heavy 27e. Bd. a 28s. The 16,000 bap of Mauritius
Lirars we last week alluded to were all taken at one price, 275. 6-1.
In Foreign Sugars there are few purchases reported. A parcel of
hi:sidling Yellow Havannah sold today at 355. 6.1.
COk•FEE.-The prices of fine Coffee gave way 2s. a 4s. on
Turadag last; the ordinary and the Foreign descriptions were
Ethout any variation. By public sale some damaged St. Domingo
told 61s. and 61s. fid., goal quality nominally 645. a 655.; the
market looks more firm, and the ordinary Jamaica descriptions go
of with firmness, fully supporting the previous prices. 'f he public
sale this forenoon consisted of a 3 casks 131 bags JAMIIiCA and Ile.
terms Coffee ; the former all fine descriptions: tine middling 955.
a 100 c, goad triddliog 112 s. a 94,., low middling 80s. ; Demerara
goal ordinary 664., fine ordinary 755. a CO.. ; the Jamaica sold
room higher ; Demerara at previous prices, but the market looks
truth more firm. At the close of to-day 700 bags 50 casks ordinary
ht. Domingo. mixed with blacks, sold at 63a.
TOBACCO.-Early in the week the speculative demand for
T,hac.co revived, and 1,800 hhds. sold at very high prices ; 'Vir-
gin:se sd. a 74.; a cargo of Kentucky held at 51. ; and holders
refuhrd Sid.
OILS.-In Oils there is no variation.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-Beet and Pork are without alters-
; Butters are heavy, on account of the fine season.
111:31. BRANDY. and HOLLANDS.-It is now understood
..';et the difference of duty between Rum and British Spirits will be
Ii 3i. per gallon in favour of the latter; this change has for the
Vase: tno effect on the Rum market a parcel of above 200 pun.
c.e 4;s, different marks averaging 4 over, has been sold to the
I r Ilfttllnlent Contractors at Is. 6J. per gallon : the other purchases
which have transpired are inconsiderable, and generally the holders
ed not inclined to sell in the present languid state of the trade -
Brandy is again heavy, and very few purchases are reported sr
Orcele for arrival 3s. IL, and housed of last year, 34. 241.-Id'
fi>rieva there is no alteration. At the close of' the market to-day,
the inquiries after Rum were general and extensive t 4 and 5 O.P.
sold at Is. 7d.
PI3JENTO.-By public sale on Tuesday, 230 bags Pimento
sold, middling 9d., good 94d. and
FRUIT. -A very large public sale was brought forward on
Wednesday, at which there appeared to be very little sold, con.
tieing of Muscatels. Blooms, French Plums, anti Imperials ;
Tarkey Figs, fiat and pulled, and 136 brls. of line new red Smyrna
Raisins, slightly damaged, sold from 365. a 395. Nu sales aro re.
wort! to have been made privately this week, in consequence of the
great quantities brought to auction.
Icy public sale this forenoon 149 p'egs. Currants, slightly des.
inateinl, 100 s. a 1025.„ the rollers Its is Oil'.
and TALLOW.-The price of stew Tallow to-day it
64. a 37c, and for arrival Mt.-Hemp without variation.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. MAT 13.
Our supplies this week consist of 8,500 Ricks Flour, 11,ZiO0
Tanen %V heat, 3.800 quarters Barley, and 20,060 quarters Oats.
Real tine samples of Wheat fully supported Monday s prices, but
;Piddling outs were cheaper to-day. There was no variation in the
rices of Barley, Oats. Beans, or Peas, aad the sales effected in
ctSte article was eery waited,

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MAJORITY AND MINORITY
ON THL THIRD %LADINO OF THE CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION
PILL.-MAT 10, 1823.

AIAJORITY.
Abercromhy, HF.
Ilan. J.Gower, Lord L. Robins, A. W.
Arland, Sir T. 1). Grant, Rt. Hon. C. Robarts, G.
Allan, S. 11. Grattan, J. Robertson, A.
, Althorp, Vine. Grenfeil, P. Robinson, Hon. F.
I Anson, Sir G. Grosvenor, Hon. R. Robinson. Sir G.
Abercromby,lln.O.R.Grosvenor, lion. T. Rowley, Sir W.
, 1 Rsgwell. Rt. Hon.W.Guitte, Sit W. Rumbold. C.
1 Raillie, John Gurney, if. Russell, Lord J.
Baring, Sir T. Gilbert, D.C. Russell, Lord J. W.
Haring, A. !larding, Sir H. Russell, R. G.
Baring, H. Harvey, C. Scarlett, J.
, Barnard, Vire. lia okins, Sir C. Scott, .1.
Barrett, S. M. Heothcote, G. J. Sebright, Sir John
I [tredve, Earl of Heron, Sir R. Shy., Sir R.
1 Becher, W. W. Hill, Lord A. Snoth, G.
Beware, Vise. ilobliouse. J. C. Smith, J.
Benet, John Honeywood, W. P. Smith, W.
Bentinck, Lord %V. Hornby, E. Smyth, W. M.
Benyon, Ben. Howard. lion. W. Somerville, Sir M.
Bernard, Thos. Howard, Hon. S. G. Stanley, Lord
Binning, Lord Howard, H. Stanley, lion. E.
Blake, Sir F. Hume, J. Staunton. Sir U.
Bourne, Rt.lin.W.S. Ilurst, R. Stewart, A.
Brandling, C. Huskisson,RtHonW.Stuart, Lord J.
Brecknock, Karl hints, Sir H. Stuart, lion. J.
Brinkman, T. James, V. Stuart, J.
Brouxham, IL Jolliffe, H. Sykes, D.
Browne, D. Knox, Hon. T. Titchtield, Marquis
Broane, J. Kennedy, T.S. Talbot, R. W.
Browne, Rt. Hon. D. Kingaborough, Vise. Tennyson. C.
1 Brownlow, C. Knight, R. Tierney. Rt. lion. G.
Burdett. '44ir F. Lamb. Hon. G. Twin, H.
Bury, Vise. Laseelles, Hon. W. Tynte, K. K.
Brig, G. Lawley, F. Upton, Hon. A.
Burgh, Sir U. Leader, W. Volition, Lord
1 Bruen. H. Lester, B. L. Vernon, G. G.
Calcroft, John Leicester, R. IVestern. C. C.
Calcraft, S. II Lewis, T. F. Wall, C. IS.
Calthortie, Hon.F.O. Littleton, E. IVarrender, Sir G.
Calthorpe, lion. A. Lloyd, Sir E. Wellesley, It.
Calvert, C. Lloyd, S. J. Wharton, John
Calvert, N Lockhart. E. Whitbread, W. H.
Campbell, Hon. G. Lushington, S. Whitbread, 8. C.
Carew, R. S. lAtouche. R. White, henry
' Carter, John Al oberly. John White, Samuel
Caulfield, lion. H. Moberly, W. L. M'hitmore W.
Cavendish, Lord G. Macdonald, J. Williams, John
Cavendish, H. Alshon, Hon. S. Williams, Owen
, Cavendish. C. Alarnribanks. Sir J. Williams. T. P.
Chaloner, R. Alarioribonks, S. Wilmot, R. Horton
Cluck, lion. C. B. Alartin, J. Wilson. Sir It.
Clarke, Sir G. Martin. It. Wilmington, Sir T.
I Clifton, Vise. Maxwell, John Wodehouse, E.
1 Cocks, J. Monte, Hon. W. Wood, Alderman
, Coffin, Sir I. Alilbank, M. Wrottesley, Sir John
' Coke, T. W. Alildmay. P. &John Wynne, C. W. W.
I Colborne, N. R. Milton Vise. Wynne, Sir W. W.
Colthurst, Sir N. Aloncic, T. B. Wortley. J. S.
Coote. Sir C. Moore, Peter TELLERS.
Courtenay, T. P. itlorland. Sir S. B. Duncatnon, Vise.
Courtenay, W. Alostyn, Sir Thos. Phillimore, J.
Cradock, R. Mountcharles. Earl of
Compton. S. Money, W. T. lewittala ore.
Crosby, J. Newporr.Et.Hn.SirJ. Anson. lion. G.
Daly, J. North. T. H. Wyvill, W.
Dawson, J.O/1. M. Nugent, Lord Gurney, R. H.
Denison, W . J. Nugent, Sir G. Lloyd, J. Al.
Denman, T. O'Brien, Sir E. Tart:dock, Marquis
Doherty John O'Callaghan, J. Alackintosh, Sir J.
Douglas, W. R. O'Grady, Standish Haldimand, W.
Drummond, H. 11. Ord, II . Cockburn, Sir G.
Dundas, lion. T. Paget, Hon. Sir C. Smith, R.
East, Sir E. H. Pakenham, lion. R. Williams. Sir R.
Eastnor, Lord Palmer, C. Mostyn. Sir 'f.
Ebringion, Vibe. Palmer, C. F. Grant, G. M.
Ellice, E. Palmerston, Vise. Grant, Col.
Ellis, C. R. Pares. T. Dunlop, J.
Ellison, C. Parnell, Sir H. Croker, S. W.
Evans, W. Phillips, G. R. Balfour, John
Evelyn. L. Phillips, G. Scuilamore, R. P.
Farquhar, Phipps, Hon. E. lleathcote, Sir G.
Fergusson. Sir R. C. Pitinkett,ltt.flon.W. Fleming, S. (Salmis)
Fitzgeraldatt.lin. V. Pons)nby, lion.F.C. Curwen, J. C.
Fitzgerald, Rt.Hn.3l. Portman. E. B. Ingleby, Sir W.
Fitsgerald, Lord W. Power, R. Hamilton. Lord A.
Fitzgibbon, lion. R. Parried. Hon. W. Thyme, Lord IL
Folkestone, Vise. Poyntz, W. S. Warm, S. A.
Forbes, Lord Prendergast, W. G. Gladstone, John
Forde, M. Price, R. Boyd, W.
Frankland, R. Pringle, Sir S.V. Fitzroy. Lord C.
Freemantle,Rt.tin.WPrittie. Hon. F. Bent, John
French, A. Pym, F. Bernal, R.
GukilL B. Ramsbottom, John Edwards, Hon. E. H.
Glenorchv, Vise. Ramsden. S.C. Ellis, Hon. G. A 4
Gordon, It.' Rice, T. S. Cumming, G.
Graham, Sir S. Ridley, Sir Al. W.

MINORITY.
A'Court, E. H. Forbes, C. Rickford, W.
A rchtisle' M. liascoyne, 1. Rogers, Edw.
Ashunt, W. A, Gipps, G. Rose, Rt. Hon. (I.
A stell, W. ()ouch. T. S. Rowley, Sir J.
Astley, Sir J. 1). ooulburn. Rt.llon.H.ltuss 11,J. W.
Baker, John Graham. Marquis Ryder. Rt. lion. R.
Banks, ilenry Graves, Lord Ross. C.
k Ilanes
. W.
.... Greville, lion. Sir C. Scourtield, W,

Horne, M. Crossett, I. R. Shelley,Sir John
Bastard, E. P. Hart, G. V. Shiffner, Sir U.
Bastard, John Harvey, Sir E. Smith, S.
Belfast, Earl of Heber, R. Smith, A.
Hendrick, Lord F. Henke, J. C. Smith, T.
'Stratford. Lord G. Heygate, Wm. Smyth. R.
Beresford„ M. Hill, Rt. Hun. Sir G. Sneyd, R.
Bernard, Viscount Hill, Sir R. Somerset, Lord E.
Blackburne, E. Hodson, J. A. S3riterStr, Lord Cr.
Bond, John Hodgson. Fred. Sotheron, F. F.
Bonham, H. 'lotion". G. Stanton, J.
Boughton, Sir W. Holmes, W. Stuart, W.
&writhe, Hon. B. Hulse, Sir C. Stopford, Viscount
Bridges, (1. Hotham, Lord Strum, J. H.
Bright, H. Jenkinson, lion. C. J.Suttie, Sir J.
Bruclenell, Lord Inglis, Sir R. Taybr, G. w.
Brynges, Sir J. Jones, J. Thompson, J. L.
Buchanan, J. JeTTOISe, G. P. Thompson, W.
Burrell. Sit C. Jones, John Thynne, Lord blip
Burrell, Walter Irving, John Townshend, Hon. H.
Butterworth, J. Kerrison, Edw. Trent, W. H,
Buxton, J. King, Hon. H. 'french, F. W.
Byron, Thos. King, Sir J. D. Tudway, J. r.
Campbell, A. Kuatchbulli Sir Edw.Tindall, N. C.
Cartwright, R. W. Legh, Thos. lire. M.
Cowthome, J. F. Legge, Hon. /I. Vivian, Sir H.
Chandos, Marquis Lennox, Lord G. Vyvyan, Sir R.
Chaplin, C. Leslie. C. B. W arren, C.
L'hetwynde, G. Lethbridge, Sit T. Wallace, Rt. Hn. T.
Chohnlcy. Sir M. Lewis, IV, Webb*, E.
Clinton, 11. Fyose Long, Sir C. Wells, John
Clinton. Sir Wm. Lowther, Viscount Westerns, Hon. If.
Clive, Viscount Lowther, Hon. 11. C. Wigracti, Sir R.
Clive, lion. H. Lowther, Sir John Wilbraham. E. B.
Clive, Henry Lowther, John ‘Villiatne, R.
Clements, Hon. J. Lopez, Sir 31, Willoughby, 11.
Cube, Sir C. Lucy. G. Wilson, Sir H.
Collett, E. J. Lushingron, Col. Wilson, W. C.
Cooper, E. s. Luttrell J. F. Wodetiouse, Hon. J.
Cooper, IL B. Lygon, lion. 11. Wyndham, W. O.
Cooper, John 11. Macnaghten, E. A. Wynne, 0. '
Copley, Sir J. Magerinis, R. Wemyss, J.
Cony, Viscount Manners, Lord C. York, Sir J.
Cotterell, Sir J. Manners, Lord R. TELLEIL
Crawley, Sam. Manning, W. Lushingtom S.
Cuffe, J. ;Mansfield, John Wetherell, Sir C.
Conch, J. E. Martin. Sir IS. PAIILD OFT.
Cost, Honourable Maxwell, J. W. Worcester, Marquis
E. Maxwell, Barry Hudson, H.
Coat, Hon. P. Maxwell, Sir W. St. Paul, Sir H.
Curzon, lion. R. Morgan, Sir C. Grant, A. C.
Chichester, Sir A. Morgan, G. O. Brogden„ J.
Dalrymple, A. J. Munday, F. Pelle', Hon. P.
Davenport, D. Mundy, G. Wildman, J.
Davies, 11. 31usgrave. Sir P. Hope, lion. Sir A.
Dawkins, J. Newman, R. W. Hope, Sir Wm.
Dawkins, H. Nightingall, Sir 31. Keck, G. A. L.
Dawson, G. ' Noel, Sir Gerard Paget, Mo. B.
Douglas, John Ommsnney, Sir F. Nichol', Right Hon.
Duncombe, W. O'Neil, Hon. J. Sir J.
Duncambe, C. Owen, Sir John Mackensie, Sir J. W.
Dugdsle, D. S. Palk, Sir 1,. Curtis, Sir W.
Dickinson, W. Pyrite, John Montgomery, Gen.
Dovideswell, J. C. Pechell. Sir T. Walker, J.
Drake, W. T. Peel, Right lionble. Sumner. O.
Drake, T. 'l'. R. Price, Richard
Egerton, Wilbraham•Peel, W. Elliot, Lord
Ellis. Thorns Pelham, J. C. Downie, Robt.
Estcourt, T. G. Pennant, 0, (leant. A.
Fane, John Percy. Onsluw, A.
Fane, Thomas Pitt, W. M. Northey, W.
Fine, Vero Pitt, J. 'Walpole. Hon. J.
Farquhar. J. Plunger, John Divett, Thos.
',errand, R. Pole, Sir Peter Monteith, H.
Fellowes, W. H. Pollington, Viscount Bradshaw...l.
Fetherstone, Sir G. Poreher, H. Seymour, 11.
Fleming. Julin Powell. E. Blair, J.
Fatter, J. Leslie Rae, Rt. lion. Sir W.Mitehell, John.
Foley, J. 11. 11. Roane, .1. Handley, HI
Forrester, F. Rice, lion. G. T. Wilson, Thou.
r

An overland despatch from India was received yes-
terday, but it contained only copies of tha despatches,
brought by the Carn Brea Castle. The Purser of the.
Company's ship General Harris, Weirdest!, from China,
also arrived at the India House, with the despatches,
which were landed at Weymouth.