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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-25

A CERTAIN CURE FOR COILNS.

IMRE INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a very extensive sale
for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a derided
superiority overall Ointments, Salves, due. of the like description,
affording immediate relief to persons afflicted with Corns of recent
or long standing, without the least injury to the feet.
Prepared by T. Axtell. and sold to Boxes, at Is. lid. met.
Also, DT. SALMON'S OUTT.IE FIVE, or COIWIAL
DROPS, for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma% Conoutrip.
tions, and Disorders arising from Obstmctions of the Breast
and Lunt.-s. In Bottles, at le. iliL and gs. 9d. each. Sold by
Messrs. Ilarclay, Fleet-market ; Butler., t:beapside, and 2N, Rt.
g,nt-street ; Edwards, St. Pam's Church-yard ; Purser. I. Finch.
lane; Sanger, IRA, ()screed-street ; Sutton and Co. Ilow Church.
yard; Ward, 321. Holborn; Arid all Venders of Patent Medicines.
London, England, 1824-03-25

PRIVATE EDUCATION.

ABeneficed ('l5:-RGY MAN, married, and of long ex-
perience in Tuition, both as Tutor to a Nobleman and sub-
sequently receiving a few Pupils into his own House, a moderate
distance from hondon, is desirous of filling a VACANCY with a
Gentleman's Son, whose education requires more than usual at-
tention.

I;tters left for the Rev. B. C., at Mr. Triphook's, Bookseller,
29, Old Bond-street, London, will be duly forwarded.

REGENT STREET, 211

CGREGORY (froth Waterloo ijouse), begs most 'e-
. speetfully to submit to the notice of the Nobility and Gen-
try his very extensive and choice Assortment of DRI'SSI;LS;
TURKEY, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CAR-
PETS; Printed Furniture', Meths* Damasks, and Moreens of
every description, which he assures them are of the first taste and
quality, anti will be sold Twenty-five per Cam. under the usual
prices, for ready money.
London, England, 1824-03-25

WEST INDIES.

Extract of a private letter from the liavannah, dated the
9th of January. 1524:
The last events in Spain have not created any disorders bee; pre,
per mtasurcit had been taken by the Governor. Don bionic& Vire&
who seem% to unite much cunning to great firmness; at least ugh
is the opinion that has been entertained of his administransa.
General Many, who was entrusted for some time with the soma.
meat of the Island, died on the 24.%1 of July, 1822, some say of sir.
row, and othent of the yellow fever. General Kindelan soemallse
him, od ixterita, and General l'ives here on the 2d of 31ay, lle, is
Captain General and Political Chief. This last title indicates**.
civntly that he was nominated under the government of the Earteks
circumstance which makes us fear that the King may send a muter
to sipersede him. In order to avert such a measure, the richest lithe.
Intents (of all parties) have addressed to his Majesty a request, of
which one of the first functionaries has been the bearer. 'the latter
embarked on beard of the French frigate Eurydice, which had COME
tiara Cadiz with despatches fox° the King. It is to be frisbee,
for the preservation of tranquillity in the island, that We use It
121.4
the inhamitants be not rejected. Those who have any ' a
lose, form three distinct classes : that of die Commits
attached to the parent state; that of the supporters of i
deuce; and that of those who wish for the absolute Kin:st
first is much more numerous than the two others together; hie
there is a fourth one, which, in the event of &revolution, would wase
crush all the others—l mean that of the mob of the people tics.
lour and of the slaves. The dread of the excesses in which the
latter might indulge itself, is the only thing that hat checked the
supporters of independence: nevertheless, it must be antiesd,
that the island is upon • volcano; some arcumetatices stay
delay the explosion, and even avert it for many years; but a prams
are once let loose, the fatal events of St. Lhintingo may be se.
nested in the island of Cuba.

Trade has never been more dull than at regent. The war with
the independents, that between France ant Spain, and the me&
mous failures that have taken place in ~e Chicano, the diesel sf
the Colombian privateers, the anxieties canted by the ahead
rumours circulated respecting the designs of France, of Easing,
and of the neighbouring states of America, with regard to this
Colony—these are the principal causes of this stagnation,
London, England, 1824-03-25

COAL MARKET, DIARC/I

SIP at Market. Ships sold. Price.
44 Newcastle . 35} . . 3ls Od to 40s. N.
15 Sunderland . 131 . - 3ls Od to 40s. 9d.
I Scotch Coal - - 1 . Os Od to 36.1. Otl.
I Culnt - - 1 - . Os Od to 375. Od.

BIRTH.
On the 2141 inst. in Crutebed.friara, the Lady of Quarles Harris,
jun. Esq. of i son and heir.

MARRIED..

On the 23d inst. at St. Mary A bchurch, Mr. William Beale, of
Maidstone. to Anne, eldest daughter of John Downes, Esq. of
Lawrence Pounmey-lane. •
'On the •LW inst. at Edmonton Church, Mr. T. R. Mahon, of
Maidstone, to Miss Louisa Clark, of Edmonton.
London, England, 1824-03-25

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.
—......--
ROUSE OF LORDS, WEDDrEsDAT, iliac!! 24.

CUSTOM-HOUSE ACCOUNTS.

Mr. Irving. f pee►ented the annual sc.
counui respecting the trade and navigation of the United Kingdom
for the last year, pursuant to the Act.
COLONIAL SLAVERY.

The Earl of MATCLESFIELD presented a petition from the
ishabrtants of Basingstoke, praying for the gradual abolition of
slavery in the NVest Indies.
Viscount 121.1TDEN presented a similar petition from s village
in Nriltshire, width the Noble Viscount stated he understood was
signed by all the respectable inhabitants, excepting the Clergy.
—'flee Petitions were laid on the table.

SHIPPING DUTIES.
F.arl CATHCART presented a petition trout the ship-owners
of Pon Warw. praying for an equalization of the shipping
slangs; and a similar petition from the ship-owners of tirtentxk,
which were laid on the table.
COLONIAL OFFICES. _ _

......
Earl BA THURST laid on the table returns of offices abolished
in the ; and also returns of offices in the West 1041iCS,
the elec.' of which are performed by Deputy.
London, England, 1824-03-25

CHEAP CARPETS.

JFEARN, Itsntifititurer,---respeetfully informs the
• Nobility. Gentry, and his friends, that he has just received
his new Spring Patterns, of the best fur frame ; Brussels Carpets,
in any quantity, from ds. per yard i Kidderminster, Venetian,
Drug gets, and a large assortment of Hearth Rugs. upon his known
low terms, at the SVarehouse, No. It, Vere-street, Osford-sereet,
opposite the end of Bond.atreet.
N.B. White apd Brown Wool CARRIAGE and DOOR
RCOS, in variety.
London, England, 1824-03-25

REAL TURKEY CARPETS.

AE Nobility, Gentry, and others, are most respect.
T
fully informed, that several BA LE$ of very superior qua.
lily and colours, are just imported, and will be sold at very reduced
priers, from Eight Guineas and upwards, warranted free of
damage.
Several thousand yards of the best BRUSSELS CARPET.
INO, newest patterns, at ss. per ward t short lengths and single
pieces 41. Gd. all other Carpeting, Drovers, 44. r. equally cheap.
The best painted FLOOR CLOTHS 25 per cent. under the
Manufacturers' Priem
London, England, 1824-03-25

Whitehall Carpet Warehouse, 31, Charing-cross.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECF-S—ON SALE AT Nat,
REGENT-STREET PALL-MALL.
AVARIETY of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR-
BLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions,
unequalled in Execution and Polish, being made by Machinery.
Prices moderate, and the Trade supplied by
GEORGE BROWN, Agent to the PATENT MARBLE.
WORKING COMPANY, No. 4, Regent. street, PalLmall,
London.

WARMING AND VENTILATING PUBLIC
BUILDINOS/TRIVATE RESIDENCES. HOT.
DOUSES. SIVA R.MOUSES, MANUFACTORIES, tic.
on an ecosomical and improved Plan.
GEORGE iSTRAT'IN, the Patentee, is generally to be seen
at his Chambers, No. I, Fumival's Inn, Holborn (particularly on
Tuaidays and Fridays, from Eleven till Four o'clock), when his
Invention may be seen, and explanations and satisfactory references
given-

TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, &c.
AMT-IRON RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS,
Dalaicise, Vintades, C'satalevers, Palisading, and Sash
etches; Static Post Ramps, Cilia, Mangers. Hay Racks,
Opting% Air Bricks, and Air Traps, of all sizes; Skylights,
and Skylight Tiles, gland or unglazed.
Cast-Iron Pumps, with Pipes, Ac. Machines for raising
weights, Light Ornamental Fencing fur Cottages Omer ; Sheep,
('attic, and Os Hurdles, with every description of Article in
Wrought or Cast Iron, for Buildings, Be. arc constantly on Sale at
LEES. COTTAM.and ['ALLEN'S Repository, Winsley-street,
Osford-street, and Cornwall.romd, Stara/wit-street, Lambeth.
London, England, 1824-03-25

INDIA BONDS.

The motion of adjournment having been again put, General
THOR NTO N rose to ask a question.
The CHAIR MAX said, that according to the practice of the Court,
no motion could supersede the consideration of a motion of adjourn.
meet. On the same principle he could not answer a question
which might induce an irregular discussion.
General THONNTON insisted that he had a right to proceed.
His only object was, to place on record a resolution respecting the
present rate of India !loads, which night operate sea suggestion
to the Court of Directors. The Gallant General then read the
following resolution :
`• That it be recommended to the Court of Directors to take into
immediate consideration the propriety of giving the necessary rake
fur the purpose of a reduction of the present annual interest of three
and a half per ceritum paid on India Bond.; a measure which it
appears to this Court would not only be beneficial to the propnetors,
but likewise advantageous to the public : the present premium, per
centum, paid for India Bonds, being about eighty shillings, der PTA •
IV it manifest that the existing interest is unnecessarily Wei. sod
therefore injurious to the proprietors, whilst the public is deprind
of that accommodation which India Bonds, at a moderate prnniuni,
are so well calculated to atlonl."

Sonic eonvenation then ensued between the Chairman, the De-
puty Chainium, the Hun. D. Kinnaird, and Genaal Thornton, as
to tile point of order.
It was finally agreed that the [notion should stand as a notice for
the next General Court.

HAILEYBURY ('OLLEGE.
The lion. 1). Kt NNAI au said, that ahe hoped to have a large
majority on the ballot respecting Haileybury College (a laugh). I,t
was anxious to know, in that event, what ulterior steps the loon of
Directors intended to take.

The (HAIR MAN replied, that if unfortunately a majority should
support the Hon. Proprietor's resolution, it would become the duty
of the Court of Directors to frame a petition to Parliament to gi%e
pffect to the decision of the General Court.
The motion of adjournment was then agreed to.

CORN EXCHANGE, 314acm 24.

The supply of Wheat and Barley was short this morning. Fe(
the trade in both these articles was exceedingly dull, without any
material variation in prices from Monday. Prices of Oats weT
fully maintained, and this article was rather brisk sale. Bears and
Pease were rather cheaper, and in vcry little request.
London, England, 1824-01-17

I From the London Nets Price Current,'

COFFEE.—We have to notice a great reduction in the prices of
CoT,c ; Demerara and Iterbice descriptions are tis, a dr. lower;
Jamaica and other qualities., at a reduction of 4s. a Sa. parent. ;
ordinary Jamaica 70s a FM, good and tine ordinary 74s a 705.; a
considerable parcel of Brazil sold WI. a 09s. ; the quotations of St.
Doiniugo arc entliely nomiutiL
There was a public sale of Demerara and Berbice Cofee brought I
forward this forenoon, hut a very small proportion sold; the I
prices are !Again lowa, and scarcely a buyer appeared at market;
tar quotations of at. Domingo and East India Coffee are entirely
nutmeat./

COTTON.-oe.r Cotton market this week has not been entirely
without Inquiry, tkough the business dune as yet is inconsiderable.
The saki; may probably reach 700 hales, the greatest part India,
and of those itiostly Bengali for the country, some of which have
been taken by the trade at Id. discount from the lit August sale.
TAMA /W and HEM P.—The failure yesterday of one of the
managers of the extensive Whirr speculation, has created a great
senaanou, and rendered the prices uncertain; the nearest quota-
rift of yellow candle Tallow to-day is 36., rather buyers. Hemp
is a shade higher.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The sales of Rum
last week were so extensive, that a temporary pause was antici-
pated ; this week the purchases, though ionsideralde, were not so
general as for some time past, and the market has also been affect-
ed by the public sale declared for this forenoon ; the Jamaica
Stroag RUMS have been in request, sod for tine quality, 118 over
proof, Yee. has been obtained.--In Brandy or Geneva than is no
alteratioa.

SUGAR.--The demand for Muscovades durin7 the week has
been very limited, the business reported quite inconsiderahle ;
where sales have been effected, prices a shade lower have been
submitted to, but 110 general reduction in die market currency can
be stated.

The Retitled market is without variation ; the few purchases re.
ported are email parcels ul Lumps ; the stocks are very limited.
yet there appears no immediate prospect of the revival of trade,
Molasses are Lis. Cd.

In Foreign :Sugars no purchases by pirate contract am reported.
A public sale was attouipted on Tuesday last, consisting of Ng
chests RallisSugars, but not a lot waY disposed of: ordinary soft
white ww coked in at Ms. a 325., tine brown and ordinary yellow
235. a 245., ordinary brown 20s.

It public sale this forenoon, 191 brls Carolina Rios,
old and ordinary laality, a kw lota sold at 325. 6d.
11411.1140.--01 the 370 chests Indigo declared for sale by the
East India Company, to commence the 20d1 instant, 166 chests are
withdrawn; tne remainder consists of 22b9 chests of Bengal,
about one-fourtb of winch is of fine and good qultlity suitable toe
export; one fourth middling, and the remainder more ordinary
than usual chests of (hide mostly ordinary, and WI chests of
Illidras, all ordinary ; el which 61 chests are what Is tcnital Pen
dichary.
London, England, 1824-01-17

TR EATRE-ROYA I„ COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, SATURDAYed, January 17, will
be pertonn
TIMOUR THE TARTAR.
Timm, Mr. Farley ; Oglou, Mr. Bartley ; Kerim, Mr. T. P.
Cooke; Sanballat, Mr. Memo. Zoribla, 31rs.Vining ; Selima,
Miss Lowe; Liska, Miss Beaumont.

After which,
SIMPSON AND C.
Mr.Simpwn, Mr.W. Farren; Mr. Bromley, Mr. Cooper. Mrs.
Bromley, Miss Chester ; Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mrs. Fits-
alba, Alias Love.
After which the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN;
Or, TUB HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Hdflopin, Mr. Eller; Pantaiood, Mr. Berets: Clown, Me.
Grunaldi. Columbine, Mrs.Vody.
lifilooday, King John.
Os Tuesday, Cortes.
(in Wednesilly, The Man of the World.
.4. The Pantomime every evening until further notice.
London, England, 1824-01-17

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JAW. 18.
At a Congregation yesterday, the degree of Honorary Master of
Arts was conferred on Sir Robert Citlurtl, Lord Chief Justice of
the Court of Common Pleas.
In conformity with the regulations passed by the Senate, on the
13th of March, 1822, notice has been given that the following
will be the Subjects of Examination in the last week of the Lent
Term, 1825 :-
1. The Acts of the Apostles.
2. Paley's Evidences of Christianity.
3. The First and Second Books of the Odyssey.

4. The Twenty-tirst Book of Livy.
The Rev. James Cooper, M.A. of Trinity College, was, on Fri-
day last, elected one of the Masters of St. Paul's School.
The Rev. Frederick Browning, M.A. late Fellow of King's Col-
lege, and Prebendary of Salisbury, has been instituted to the rec.
tory of Titchwell, in Norfolk, vacant by the death of his father, the
Rev. Dr. Browning ; patrons, the Provost and Fellows of Eton
College.
The Duke of York has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Thos.
Burroughes, B.A. of Cor us Christi College, one of his Royal
llighneu'a Domestic

MRETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT TAI AAAAA OPTS' COURT, BASINOTALL-STRICIT,

THIS DAY.
London, England, 1824-01-17

TIIIRD MiETINGIi.

Bosher, J. St. Stephen's, near St. Alban's, dealer in cattle . 12
Bruggenkate and Co. Fenchurch.buildings, Fenebtuch-street,
merchants - 1
Dowling, %V. King-street, Tower-hill, grocer - - 10
Hutchinson. J. Little St. Thomas Apostle. wholesale ham and
butter-fretoe - 12

SECOND MEETINGS.
Bury, J. Austinfriars, merchant . . . 10
Dorrett, R. the younger, Rochester, Kent, linen-draper . 12
Harris, W. Sutton Valence, Kent, victualler . . 12
Hassell, J. Little Ouildford.street, Surrey, timber-merchant 11
Lyney, .1. the younger, Limehouse, sail-maker . - 12
Springweiller, A. Duke-street, West Smithfield, cabinet.
maker - - . - 12
-

FIRST MEETINGS.
Auger, E. Holborn, coachmaster - - . 12
Fell, W. Clock-lane, merchant . - - 12
Hooking, V. Walton, Aylesbury, Bucks, builder - - 10
Hunsdon, J. Ilulstrode-street, coal.machant . . 11
Saxby, J. H. Southwark, hup.merchtutt . - - 12
Wade, D. P. Iladleigh, Suffolk, tanner . - - 12
London, England, 1824-01-17

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.

THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January IT, will
be performed
THE HEART OF M MIAITH IA N.

After which the Pantomime or
DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THE BLACK DEMON
IN AND THE SEVEN FAIRIES OF THE GROTTO.
Harkquin,lllr.W. Kirby; Pantalooa, Mr. Jonas; Clown, Mr.
Kirby. Columbine, Mrs. Searle.

NEW SURREY THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, January 17, will
be performed
THE GAMBLERS; or,
" Murder, though it have no tongue, will speak
" With most miracolousargan."
After which the Operetta of
YOUR INSIDE; Or, OFF BY FRE NIGHT COACH.
To conclude with the Pantomime of
FOX AND GEESE
Oh HARLEQUIN THE WHITE RING OF CHESS.
Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Henderson :Clown, Mr.
Hartland ; Columbine, Miss Adcock.
London, England, 1824-01-17

BULLION.

.C. B. d.
Portngal Gold in coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold in bars 3 17 0
New Doubloons 0 0 0

New Dollars tl 4 0}
Silver in ban 0 0 0
London, England, 1824-01-17

THE. ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 13th (Ist Somerset) light
infantry, the 11th (Buckingham), the 38th (Ist Stafford-
shire), the 44th (East Essex), the 59th (2d Nottingham),
and the 87th regiments of infantry, have been ordered to
embark forthwith on board the Duchess of Athol, East
Indianian, for Bengal.
Detachments belonging to the 4th (the Queen's Own)
regiment of light dragoons, and the 20th (East Devon-
shire) and the 47th (Lancashire) regiments of .foot, have
been ordered to embark forthwith on board the Castle
Mundy, Indiaman, for Bombay.
The 77th (East Middlesex) regiment of infantry, wi ich
arrived at Fermoy on the 29th ult. from Dublin, on its
route to Cork to embark for Jamaica, remain still at Fer-
moy, waiting for transports.
London, England, 1824-01-17

MAILS.
Anatyrio-1 Holland and S Hamburgh.
D 177-4 Oottenburgh, 1 Flandos, and 1 Malta.

EIRATUM.—In our Paper of yesterday, the word " perjured"
place of " pensioned," by a misprint, was attached to Mr.
Souliey's name. It is quite unnecessary to say how wholly
inapplicable such a term could b; the unintentional substitution
of which we regret sincerely.

711 r Mritisitt PrrOZ.
London, England, 1824-01-17

FOR MADRAS AND BENDA L.

O be CaiiiielWin a—f;irlaTs7iiiivtill sail in all
T 31arch, the ka New Blver-built Ship LORD AMHERST
(now building at Malawa.Wleams and Green's, Blackwell), Bur-
then WO Tons, ROBERT 11110111.115, Commander (of the Honour-
able Company's Regular &Moo) to Load in the City Canal.
This Vessel is fitting up in very mamas, sty** doe acoommoda-
doe of Passengers, and will carry an expaUccid Surgeon.
For Fraight or Passage apply to Captain Lucas, as tbe Jam*
lem Case Rome cc to
A NSTICE and tifORNIFTLL,
51, Limommet, near the East India Haase.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. 14, 1824-
MHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready
CO receive Prtiposals in Writing, sealed up, on or before WEI.
xzenAy, je 2&h day of January, 1824, from such Persons as
may be wilting to supply the Company with
CAST-IRON WATER-PIPES;
And the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon application
to the Clerk of the raid Committeetwith whom the Proposals; must
be left, before Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon of the said Nth
day of January, 1824, after which hour the Committee will not
receive any Tender.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

AT a numerous MEETING of the MEMBE*IIB of
the PROFESSION of the LAW, held in Linooles Inn
Hall, en Monday, the lath Mpeemlsee. 180, -
..
Mr. SCARLETT in the Chair,
RESOLVED,
That a subscription be opened for erecting a Statue to the Ile.
mory of the late Lord Erskiae.
That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee for the
purpose of carrying this Resolution into effect.
Blr. Sergeant bens, Air. Reader,
Mr. Sergeant Vaughan, Air. Campbell,
Mr. Jervis, DI r. Dover.
Mr. Heine, Mr. Richard Wilson,
Mr. Scarlet; Al r. Kaye,
Mr. Bell, Air. Lane.
Mr. Gurney, DI r. Freshfield,
Mr. Adam, Mr. Btu ndrett,
Sir Wm. Owen, Mr. Atcheson.
That an account be opened at Messrs. Courts and Co.'s, and
such other Bankers as the Committee shall appoint for receiving
Subscriptions.
That it be left to the discretion of the Ceentnittee to determine
where the Statue shall be plated. J. SCARLETT.
Mr. Scarlett having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Mooing
were unanimously voted to him for his conduct in the Chair; and
a Subealptien to a considerable amount was immediately entered
into.

Council Chamber, Lincoln's lon,
Dee. Ili, 1833.
The COMMITTEE beg leave to inreetp the PUBLIC. that a
BOOK is OPENED for receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS, at
Messrs. Colitis and Co.'s; at Messrs. Remington, Stephenson, and
Co.'s ; at Messes. Smith, Payne, and Smith's; and at Messrs.
Hoare's, Fleet-street; as, although it was thought proper that the
measure should originate with the Profession of the Law, there is
no intention to confine the Subscription to that Body. Subscrip-
r Lions will also be received by each of the Members of thokCom-
mittes.
London, England, 1824-01-17

CORONER'S INQUEST.

EXTRAORDINARY DRATll.—Vesterday afternoon, an ingots'.
tion was taken at the King's Read, James's-street, Westminster,
before THOMAS Iltoos, Esq. Deputy Coroner far Westminster,
on the body of James Murray, a boy about sight years of age, abo
met his death under the following singular circumstances :
H eery Whittaker, a lad about eiewea -Timor age, on being asked
the nature of an oath, was sworn. lie deposed that on Sunday last
he was walking through Pimlico with the deceased, when a well.,
dressed man. in a state of extreme intoxication, ran against him
I (the deceased), who fell down, and struck his nose against the curb-
stone. Witness helped dammed up, and found that his nose was
bleeding profusely. The drunken man proceeded on, and took no
notice of the accident he hail oecasionei. Witness went home with
the deceased, who lived in Palace-street, and informed his p; ents
bow their son had been hurt; but the bleeding having stopped,
they considered it of no material consequence, and witness came
away.
The father of the deceased stated, that, about seven o'clock in
the evening of the day in question, the deceased came home in
company with the last witness, who told him that his son bad been I
knocked down on tlMpaventent by a drunken man, which caused his
nose to bleed. Witness having stopped the bleeding by a little
vinegar, thought no more of it. However. the following morning,
about eight o'clock, the deceased was taken very ill, and became
insensible.
quite Witness immediately sent fora surgeon, who
said the ease of the deceased required serious consideration, and
advised his removal to the Westminster Infirmary. Witness ex-
eordingly had him taken there, whore everything requisite was
done; notwithstanding which the deceased became gradually worse,
and died on Tuesday afternoon.
John Richardson, house surgeon to the Infirmary, on his oath
deposed, that the deceased Wall brought into the hospital on Mon-
day momlng last ; he was in a state of insensibility ; the deceased
had received a contusion on the bridge of the twee; witness and
another surgeon examined the demus minutely ; they found that
the principal or oltketorial nerve, which Itoclose communication
with the brain, was newly severed, fad that a tumour was fonming
near the spa; witness instantly had recourse to every thing that
might save hie, but all remedies proved ineffectual, and the youth
died about three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon; witness is con-
vinced that the blow which the deceased received on the nose was
the cause of his death.

-.--....- ---
The Jury said they should wish to be convinced that the person
who stumbled against the deceased was actually in a state of =-
rime issetication.

Two respectable persons who wart casually passing the spot
whin the doomed fell wore sworn ; they 'sad that the man in
question was'subs time in a slats of heastly drunkenness, and:
could not possibly know what he was about.—Verdict--.lccidental
Dc :th.
London, England, 1824-01-28

TI'RKEY.

The Oriental Spectator Dna the following from Casson, dated
November 20:—
The inhabitants of this island seem resolved to assert their
independence. Of 12,000 of them, 3,000 are under arms. The
Island is accessible in one point only, which is strongly falsified.
They have dismantled their large ships, except three, and we
small ones for their cruises. They live entirely on plunder, and
carry off women and flocks whenever they can take them ; the for
tiler they either sell in the market or employ them in work. Ttwr
get their provisions from the island of Searpanto, the inhabitants
which are oppressed by these unbidden guests, and lung for is
old state of things.
All the islands are in the most distressing situation, exposed
the pillage and extortions of their own countrymen, and deprived
of all the advantages they formerly derived from their coninierr4
anti other comm. lions with Turkey. The Central Government et
Greece is gone to Argos, whither it has invited the islands to send
Deputies.—.lllgerneime Zeitrig, Jea. Ilk
London, England, 1824-01-28

WIENINTO ItZTVINZD TO atTI:TT I 1 TUE PNESTNT 1.4111L1A-

NI WIT.
Bonotrott or Liiiguauft—Tye Honourable Edward Granville
Eliot, common],' called Lord of Port Eliot; in the county of
Cornwall, in the room of the Honourable William Eliot now a
Peer of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland:

BANKRUPTCY SCPCIISEDED.
R. Reeves, Stockport, Cheshire shopkeeper.
T. Price, Ilackleton, Northampto-i, baker, to surrender Feb. 10,
11, and March 9, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Sdhluinipton. Solicitor,
Mr. Testes, Clements 's Inn.
W. Iloneyaett, Dalston, Middlesex, carpenter. Feb. 1, 10,
and 3larch 9, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr.
Nicholls, Great Winchester-street.
W. Coe, Dsrkhouse.lane, vlentalicr, Jan. 31, Feb. 10, and
March 9, st twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr.
Arundel!, Bridge-street.
C. Jon* Welshpool, Montgomery, drkper, Feb. 13. 14 apd
Mareh 9, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Air.
Walker, Essex.street, Manchester, and Messrs. Ellis, Som.
Walordev, and Gorton, Chancery-lane.
11. Worsley, plymouth, dealer, Feb. 19, 20, and Mirth 9 at
eleven, at the Globe Inn, Plymouth. Solicitor*, 31r. Alenander,
Carey.street, Lincoln's Inn-helds, and Mr. Marshall Plyinth. '
11. Kelsey, Pall-mall, milliner, Jan. 31, Feb. 10, abd3fseeb 9,
at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Leigh, Char-
, lotte-row, Mansion-house.
J. Rowe, Torpoint, Cornwall, merchant, Feb. 3,14, and Mareh
3, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Buckton, Great
Knight Rider street.
R, Packcc, okenhouse-yard, broker, Feb. 9, and March 9,
at sew, at dee Otani. Agitators, Gauy, Uad-
dan, Oatty, and II AngsLowatt, Tleroginorton-seteet.
London, England, 1824-01-28

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CIiSTOM-HOUSE, Jaw. 17.
ENTERTD
Success, Hutchinson (Marshall and Co. hrokers), from ()pore
Waterloo, Hember (Coc, broker), from Ostend.
Nassau, Tremayne (Pliie, broker), from St. Michael's.
Thetis, Brown (Barry, broker). from Lisbon.
Manu, Brown Wilson, bioka from Guernsey.
Velocity, Brooks (Arnold, brisker), from Buenos Ayres.
Julia, Oman (Burnett, broker), from Lisbon.
Britannia, Brown (Jadaou, broker), from St. Michael's.
Charles, Apse (Radissi broker), from Rotten.
Sarre Exwitidia iirwiind—The Prince of Saxe heir
Ressadssa ; Ass, haw Serille ; ffellsuncle, front Stangate
Fruit Preasersr, from Harlingen ; Swift, Britannia, and Hibernia.
*dm Waterford ; Grebe, from Ross ; Fortune, front %% exford ; and
Christian, from Belfast.
CLE.satwo OrTirAzirs--The Bonnc Henrietta for Havre; arcl
Matilda, fur Seam:
London, England, 1824-01-28

To WORFING 1411.VERSMITIIS aid PLATERS.

VALUABLE tOOl4,
PANTON.PTIETT.

By Messrs. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on TUESDAY, February 10, and following
Day, at Twelve, by order of Mr. Thomas Hallam, who is re-
moving,
FriltE superior anti well-assorted WORK ING-TI/OLS
and IMPLEMENTS of Mr. BALLAM'S :11ANUFAC-
TOR Y, Panton-street, Ilaymarket ; consisting of a very powerful
Drop Stamp, with selhl eaat-iren Anvil, and foot. Hammers, with
Dab*, ion for Stinking Dishes ; two smaller Stamps; very large
Fluting and Stamping Press, with numerous ('ranks for small
wort ; a Die Dhh and Pining Praises ; an extensive assortment
of Dias r number of Brass Dies; Dew Benches, Draw Plates.
.Sirraige Presses, and Swaiges; Vices, Tenth., Anvils. Hammers,
Taming Lathes, Spinning and Polishing ditto, Flatting Milk,
Mr) description of Tools that are applicable to the above
London, England, 1824-01-28

The whale will be submitted-fin atronlete Sale.

xl7. b. valved:thew dart pror to tie sale, arati Catalogues had
on tha premises, and in Covent-ganien.
The everrive and modern STOCK of Town-made PLATED
GOODS will be SOLD the following Week.
London, England, 1824-01-28

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

Two Hamburgh Mails arrived yesterday bringing Papers
to a late date. The article, originally from the Oriental
Spectator, is of course to be read with the caution due to
so suspicious a medium :

ntEILEFELD.

A few days ago a Commissary of Police came here from Magde-
burg, who, in consequence of superior orders, arrested the Comma
of our high School, and a Mr. L--, • young clergyman in •
neighbouring place. Report says that they are arrested for OM-
cal intrigues, They were both conducted to Berlin with an escort
of gend'arnics.

VIENNA. JAN. 12.
The last accounts front Wallachia say, tlsat`3l. Minziacky, having
fully recovered from the effects of the accident that he met with on
the road front Lemberg to Hetmanatadt, arrived at Bucharest on
the 2lkh December, whrwe he was received with all the honours due
to his rank, and intended, after a very short stay, to proceed to
Constantinople.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, JAN. 12.-31etalliquat, 81 11.16; Bank
Shares, 9041.
'IAMBUS.GIFT, JAW. 30.--Exchan_ge on London, 30 6-36 9.
ST. PETERSBURG'', JAW. 6.—tAcharge on London, 9 2544;
Paris, 104.—Homburgli Papers, Jan. 20.
London, England, 1824-01-28

LIMBIRIrs BRITISH NOVELIST.

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an Original Memoir; embellished with Four Engravings, an
Wood. anti a Copper-plate l'ortrait. Price Ind.
•• This Work is real:, respectably got up; and the Plan well
deserves encouragement.' —Literary Gazette, December S. 11E3.
Parts 11., 111., IV., and V., of Mes. Radcliffe 's MYSTERIES
of ['DOLPH°, with 19 Engravings, and a Memoir of the Au-
thor; complete in 21 Numbers. Price M. each.
Part VI. MACKENZIE'S MAN of FEELING. Price Ed.
London, England, 1824-09-14

NINE ELMS RECLITT.I.

A grand rowing-match fora purse of sovereigns, given
by Mr. Mann, of Nine Elms tavern, Battersea, took place
yesterday afternoon. Seven pair of oars, via. seven water.
'men and seven landsmen, AU of Nine Elms, contended for
the prise, under the following colours
John ('loves and Charles Bradon, blue ; Henry Turton and Da-
niel Adams, black; Edward Smith and Robert Page, Green ;
bum bockyer and Joseph Smith, white • John Bram), and James
Mace, yellow; James Mambo and Thomas; Alice, pink; William
Bolton and James Cox, scarlet.
The match was to be decided in three heats, starting
from Nine Elms round a boat moored off the Re House,
Battersea, down the Surrey shore, through Vauxhall.
bridge, up to Nine Elms. The two Ent boats of each hest
to row fur the grand heat.
The third heat was contested by blue, black, yellow, and
pink. It was an admirable race between black and blue,
land was eventually won by the former by about two boats'
length. Pink came iu third ; yellow gave it up in the
middle of the hest.
London, England, 1824-09-14

FnENrg PAPERS.

We have received the Floele of &Imlay, with the other
Paris Papers of Saturday. Thy confab' but little iutelli-
gence. The follosving ar. extracts :
Front the ilfottitotr.
PARIS. .SFPT. 10.
. . _

His Majesty transacted business this rim...soon with the Dike de
Doutleativolle, and after mass, with the Blinistez fur Foreign
Affairs and the President of the Council.

(From the Etuilr.]
The King heard man in his apartmcnta. PARIS, SEPT. H.
Hit Majesty granted a plivate audience to M. Pouyer, who is
appointed Intendant of the Marine for the Port of Toulon.
The Count de Villele trantmeied boldness with the King.
By an Ordinance of August '2o, the King hat named Knight of
the Military Order of St. !Allis. .111. the Chevalier de Weber.

ropier-hunger of the Queen Maxi Antoinette, and a Member of
the Legion of Honour.

(From Calienani's 3fessenzerl
l'Anvs, SErr. 11.
A Cabinet Council 11.38 held yentereay at the hotte of the Count
de Villele.

Yesterday morning the Duke.and Duchess of Angoukmc visited
the exhibition at the Louvre.
Th. Marquis de Clermont Termerre has diminished b_y two.
thirds the number of the ofiire:s nhirh formed the stair of the
Alitibitel of War under the Duke dc Ikilune and the Latour de
Dames _

Letters from Bayonne state. that preparat;ons are making in
that town for the embarkation of two couipanita of artillery, and •
quantity of ma fetid Mr Cadiz.
The lifework:l nocileLais say, " The Count de Rerilla.Cigedo
having declined his enthaur to London, is shout to return to
Nlreintl, where, it is said, that high functions await him."
Extract of • letter of the sth inst. from Frankhort The High
Germanic Diet has again adjourned its meetings until January the
15th, and its P:estdent, the Baron Munch de Bellinghausen, vet
out last night fur Vienna, to rexive fresh instructions from l'fince
Metternich. The Peron de Nagle, Prussian Minister to the Diet,
is gone to Perlin, where he will resume the general administration
of the posts of the kingdom."
The twenty millions whirl), after the pure of Paris, were taken
from the military. con,ributiona imposed upon France, and destintd
for the construction of the fortresses of the Germanic Contrary,.
tion, have been withdrawn from Rothschi!,Vs house. where :hey
were deposited, and placed under the immediate munageimat of the
Dirt.
Farness Ftmos.--Five percents. opened at 93f. I:Zsc.; closed
at rm. ; Neapolitan 870.; Spanish Bonds 19f.
London, England, 1824-09-14

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LIST OF THE SUBJECTS AND PORTRAITS CON.
London, England, 1824-09-14

'Monger Lady Anson has arrived at her 'muse in Curcon.otre
from Doncaster.

(:4)innel liite Langton left town yesterday, fur his ►cat, Newton
Park, Ra•h.

- --
The Earl of Thanet has left Faltaa's Hotel, St. James's-place,
for his seat in Kent._

The Rev. C. flute has arrived at the Royal hotel, St. James's.
street, from his scat. Berwick-tour., near Briitnl.
Departurrs from ditto:—lames !bugles, Esq. and family, foe
Oxford ; the lion. F. Twisleton, on a shooting excursion in Bucks;
Jns. l'aqe, Esq. ditto; IL Kuhlman, Esq. for Brighton.
The Lai of Buckinghamshire has left the Brlrtsh lintel, Jer.
myn-street, on a b:100:mg excursion, at Guidry Pak, Lincolnshire.

Yesterday the despatches for Flanbsy, by the ship Flo-
Tenth'', were clored at the East India House, and delivered
to the Master of that ship.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer is returned to town,
and yesterday transacted business at his office in Downing-
street.
London, England, 1824-09-14

1110NABLE 121ITELLIt7ENCE.

The Dyke of Rutland is entertaining a party of Noblemen on a
shooting exeuraion, at his seat, Belvoir Castle.
Viscount Althorne has a party of friends on a shooting excur-
sion at his seat, ‘Viseton Hall, Ilawtry, Yorkshire.
Alrs. Rice and family have arrived at the Pulteney Ilotel, Albe-
mule-street, from Dover.
Count and Countess Lievrn left town yesterday for Pansenger,
Hero. on a visit to Earl and Countts• Cowper. for a few days.
Arrivals at Thomas's Ilotel, Iterkeley-square s—Sir Stamford
and Lady Raffles and funily, from the East indica ; the Earl of
Stair, from Brighton.
Ilnartures front Brad's lintel, Lower Omsvenor.street
Lyall, for her seat. Berkeley Late, Southampton t lion.
Francis, for Lord Kennaird's seat, to Ikrby•hire; FIIIICiS Silt.
tint, Earl. sod son, for Oxfordshire.
Emily, Marchioness of Londonderry, left town yesterday for
the Earl of Itiount Etlgec,woltt's sent, at Twickenham.
The lion. Colonel and Lathy Susan Lygon kit town on Saturday
for Worcester. _ .

The Earl and Countess of Hardwick arrived on Friday evening
at their house in St. Junics's.‘quare. from Lady blizalteth Stuart'.
seat, Bower Cottage, Chriatehurch, Hants.
Lady Kerainclon has arrived at Wake's Ilotel, Jermyn.atreet.
The Earl of (losfort ilia left ditto for hia seat ittSttflidk.

Lo•d and Lady Holland have arrived at llolland If ouve from
Amp hiil, Bedfordshire, on account of her Ladyship bei..g in.
digitised.
The lion. Frederick Lstith left town yesterday for Earl Comptes
seat, l'ausenger, Herts.
Sir Roger (iresley, has left the Earl of Coventry's seat, AVM.
erdcrshire, on a visit to the Duke of Gloucester, at liulwoith
Castle, Duntetahire.
London, England, 1824-05-18

PRICE OF CANDLES—TaIIow Chandlers' Hall.
Price of Candles, per dozen, gs. 6d.—Moulds, les. dd.
Sixpence per dozen allowed for ready money.
N.8.--The prices in the general retail shops arc from 7d. to Ild.
per pound.

SHEEP SKINS.
Downs, Os Od to Os Od—Polled, Os Od to Os Od—Shearlings,
Fells, 4. Od to 5s Od—lambs, 2r Od to 3s Od
London, England, 1824-05-18

PRICE OF POTATOES, per Ton.
Ware - 21 lOs to 31 Os York Kidneys 31 51 to 31 101
I
Marsh Chimps. 31 lOs to 0/ Os Scotch Reds 31 lOs to 31 lk
London, England, 1824-05-18

BIRTHS.

On the 14th instant, at the Vicarage, Edgware, Middlesex, the
lady of the Rey. R. H. Millington. of a son and heir,
On the 13th instant, in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, the Lady
of Sir Edwyn Francis Stanhope, Hart. of a son.
London, England, 1824-05-18

MARKET'S.

CORN EXCHANGE, 310NDATOIAY 17.
We had but a moderate supply of Wheat and Flour this most.
ing, and the quality of the former being chiefly Inferior, the few
tine samples met a ready sale on full as good terms as last Monday,
but any other description was quite unraleable. The price of }loin
is still quoted 89s. per tack. There was rather more inquiry for
Rye. There was a better sale for Barley this morning than at the
close of last week, and prices of this day week were fully maintained.
We had more sale for Oats to-day, and the advance of Friday was
fully established, which is about Is. per quarter from last Holiday.
Grey Peas were ls. to 2s. per quarter, and white boiling peas Is. to
4s. per quarter dearer, but we have not to note any improvement in
prices of Beans, though we had a fair inquiry for than. It is very
doubtful whether the port will open for any ankle next Friday, but
certainly not for Wheat, Oats, Beam, and Peas.
BLINS.
Kent & Essei (red) 46s to 721 Ticks .
Ditto (white) -50 s to 784 Harrows
Suffolk and Norfolk Small -
(red) . . 46s to 70s
Ditto (white) . bes to 76s
North Country -66 s to 7'.ht
Irish . -44 s to 58,
Rye - . . 40s to 42s
BARLEY.
Making . 3tis to 38s
Winding - -32 s to 64s

rs to 47.
- 391 to 484
7 414 to Ws

MALT.
Norfolk (pale) - :Its to Gtr
Suffolk & Eascx(tlo.).lli to Cli,
Ditto (brown) - 44 to 34h

DZIANK.
English - -26 s to IN
Foreign - - 2,ts to 2ns

LINSEED.

OATS.
Feed, Essex . 22s to ns
Lincolnshire 22s to 27■
Yorkshire -23 s to Os
Irish - . ...is to 26s
Poland,Lincolnshire 22s to 21Is

English
Foreign

- bps to Us
-34 s to 40s

RAPESEED.

English (per Lis)

Yoriuthire - 234 to 30s
Potato Lincolnshire 22s to 30s
Yorkshire . 21is to 31s
Scotch 23. to Si.
Irish - -24 s to Vs
P 11.113. _

ni to 2111

flog - -__ - 336 to ILis
Maple Grey - - Ms to 38s
White . - -33 s to Ma
Boiler, . . . 38s to 42s

01.: 1 LDFO
Wheat per 1. 141 03 to 181 Os
Old ditto 01 Os to 01 Os
Oats, per qr. 11 4s to 11 14s
Old ditto 01 Os to 01 Os

SEEDS.
Hemmed (per qr.) 3i to 40t
Foreign (ditto) - alts to 40s
:If ustardaeed (brown)
per bushel - Ils to lts
Ditto (white) - 91 to Ils
Clover (red) per cwt. 40s to 6/Is
Ditto (white) - 41/3 to Ws
Trefoil - l6s b 2os
('arrawayseed (new) 46. to 50s
Coriander - - Vs to lOs
Tares - - NW to 41 Od

D. MAT 15.
Rye - 01 Os to 01 Os
Barley - 11 I'2s to 11 lOs
Beans, per qr. 11 Its to 21 Os
Grey Peas 21 Os to 21 2s
London, England, 1824-05-18

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, MAY 17.

The Second Spring Meeting commences this day ; consequent!,
all the high sporting characters are of to Newmarket, and cony.
doable interest is excited from the nrclls who hare left Lyndon.
The betting, of course, was confined to a few subscribtrs, who do
not make a practice of making books, but merely take the run sc.
carding to their fancy. The Derby and Oaks Stakes, at I:p.m.
seem to absorb the general interest at present, and the betting on
each cor.tinues much the same as in our report of Thursday last.
London, England, 1824-05-18

PRICE OF BREAD.

The highest Price of Broad in the Metropolis is 100. fer the 4.
pound Loaf. There are others who sell from a hat: fenny to three
halfpence below that rate.

SMITHFIELD, Mont:tax, Max 17.
We have nut for some months past had so brisk a market 34
this morning. Although the number of cattle was not scanty, yet
such was the briskness of the trade, that Norfolk Scots and other
good qualities were quickly bought up at Is. Wl. and we doubt not
but that in a few cases 51. were obtained. We have another short
market for Sheep, there being only 15,350 Sheep and Lambs here;
the former experienced a rise of 4d. per stone, with a ready sale a:
that price. The Lamb trade, on the contrary, WAS heavy, except
fur the very best. Calves are few in number, but with no advance.
Pigs also continue as last week ; it must be something tine to ex-
ceed ss. per stone. The Dairy Pork market at Barnet was couch
the same as here.
Beef - 3s Od to 4s 8d Veal -
Mutton - 3s Id to is 8d j Pork .
Lamb as 4d to Gs Cal

3s 44 to as 84
3s 44 to Sr 04

HEAD Or CATTLE THIS DAY:
Beasts, 2,3ll—Sheep, 15.350—Calves, 170—Pip, 210.
HAY-MARKET.

Hay (OW)
Ditto (Inferior)
Clover (Old) .
Ditto (Inferior)
Straw .

41 les Od to 61 Os Od
31 4s Od to 41 Ss Od
bl lOs Od to 61 Os Od
41 10. Od to 31 Os Od
1[ es Od to 21 lOs 04
London, England, 1824-05-18

PORTUGAL.

The Courier of last evening says—" ft has been repotted
in the City this morning, that another revolution
taken place at Liebon, instigated by the Queen's y;
that the Ministers had been seized and impriaottbi I but
that the troops, alto in the first instance had united with
the Queen's friends, turned again, and the King's sutler
ray war. re-established. Such are the reports cur
the City; but the accounts received at the Foreign Meet
which are to the tat of May, merely state, that a rewahs*
Lion, or rather some insurrectionary movement, Was is&
tended to take place towards the end of April, by the
party of the Queen, and of the Infant Dort MigueL hut
that it was timely repressed."

Ativices from Lisbon, on whidi Vie tar rely, arialaiss an
account of an insurrectionary movement made in Ilselotter
days of April, by the partisans of the Queen of Pasiairid
and the Prince Miguel, to overturn the present Govern-
ment. The Ministers being apprised of it, took the twos
eary means to counteract the designs of this Ultra party
and when the last accounts left Lisbon, on the Ist of May,
the King's authority, which had been enlawitstred, was re-
established, and tranquillity restored. At ilbperfett
moor of this intelligence on 'Change to-day had maw
effect on the funds.—Star.
London, England, 1824-05-18

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rear-.ldiniral W. T. Lake, C.B. is expected to hoist his flag on
board the Jupiter, in the course of next week, at Portsmouth, on
his appointiocn, as Commander-in-Chief on the Halifax station.
Major-General Sir Howard Douglas, Uovernor of New Bruns-
Pick. and suite, are arrived at l'oetstuouth to take their passage to
Halifax, in the Samarang, 28, :Air Wm. Wiseman, which ship will
shortly sail for tht North American station. The Niemen, 28,
I Captain Sibly, is daily expected from the station, with Lieutenant.
General Sir James Kempf., Governor of Nova Scotia, who is on his
return home on leave. . .

Captain Jeremiah Logtdan, C.B. is appointed to the Dartmouth,
42, at Plymouth ; Lieut. F. Wood, to the Genoa; Lieut. H. L.
Richards, to the )Etna ; Lieut. Fletcher, to the Albion ; I.ient.
Wm. Parker, to be Agent of transports, and to command the
Vibelia ; Lieut. Ilenalow, to the Thetis; blr.Wnt. Turner, to be
Purser of the /Etna.
A detachment of Marines has been ordered to embark on board
the Thetis, from Portsmouth head-quartcrs, to reinforce the squa-
dron on the coast of Africa, under the command of Commodore
'Sullen.
SHEERVESS, MAY 16..—The Fury discovery-ship was towed
from Northfleet yesterday afternoon, by the Comet steam-vessel,
and is anchored at the Little Note ; the Ifecla is expected to-day.
The crews of both ships are to be paid wages on Monday, and will
sail on Tuesday, or as soon after as possible. A transport. to ac-
company the ships on the Expedition, is arrived at the Sore, but
the Hecht is not yet down.