The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-07 00:00:00

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COTTON.
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The foflowing Statement shows the Import, Expert, as
and Stock of Cotton at Liverpool, during the first Ave
months of 1823 and 1823 :
Stock in Liverpool, lit Stock in Liverpool, tat
Jan. 1824 . 261,0001 Jan. 11125 - 121,010
Imported to Ist June, Imrort w lst June,
1824 - 215,677 1823 264,174
Total supply for 22 -- Total supply for 22
weeks 477,877 weeks - 108,174
Stock on rend Ist Jams, Stock on hand ltt June,
1824 - 238,6101 1823 166.700

241.877 238.474
Esport to Ist June, 1824 8,400 Export to Ist June, 1064 3,0110
233,477 266,44
Or per week - 10.812 Or per week • 10.703
Taken for consumption in 1324, 048,460; or per week, 10,932.
From the above it appears, that notwithstanding it is
admitted there is an increased weekly consumption of Cot-
ton of 10 per cent. this year on the average of the last,
there has been a less quantity tab.') out of this market this
year than in the corresponding period of last year. The
low prices of last year induced the trade to hold a larger
quantity at the close of the year than at the beginning,
which has been estimated at 30,000 bags, and in conse-
quence of the high prices this year the trade has been gra-
dually consuming that accumulation of stock, which is pro-
bably now reduced as low as it possibly can be; so that if
the present consumption continue, it is evident, for the re-
mainder of the year, the full quantity of 11,400 bars per
week, or an increase of 10 per cent. on last year, will be
required from hence,'which for thirty weeks (the remain-
der of the [year) will be 310,000 bags. !low far this im-
portation is likely to be realised, it is yet too early to form
an opinion. The import of the last seven months of 1824
was 251,29.4 hap only, and although we anticipate an in-
crease on that quantity this year; yet not so much as to
prevent a considerable reduction of our piaci:it stock.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The East India Company's ship Thames, from China, arrived off
the \l'i ht on the Ith instant.
The Minim arrived the 4th Inst. off Portland. She lefttChina
the 22d December, the Isle of France the 16th March, and St. He-
lens the 19th April.
The above-mentioned ships have since arrived in the Downs.
The Canning mired safe at Whampoa on the 26th January.
The Thames, Haviside, from Chins, in the Downs ; she sailed
from China the Slat January, and from St. Helena the 17th of
April.
The Dmitri), .Hamilton, has arrived in the Downs ; she sailed
front China.
The Cornwall, Brooks, from Bengal, has arrived in the Downs;
she left the Sand Heads the sth of February, and St. Helena the
19:1) April.-
Palatal's:MlS PLR CORNWALL. CAPTAIN BROOKS, PROM
BENGAL —Lieutenant• Colonel Ahmuty, artillery service ; Captain
Mylne, his Majesty's 11th Dragoons; Captain Mackenzie, 14th
native infantry; Lieutenant Stewart, his Majesty's kith dragoons;
Ensign Richard Woodward, Civilian; Ensign H. Cooper, assist..
ant surgeon Ensigns G. and James Burt. Mistresses Ahmuty,
Shine, Mackenzie, Thompson, Griffin, Turner, Alotherall, Stela.
kart; Misses Ochterloney, two Masters Thompson, two Slimed
Williamson, two 31is•es Grant, Alias E. Turner, two Misses Stab
kart ; two Masters Williamson, four Masters Stalkart, W. Taylor,
E. Griffin, two Masters Mylne; Masters J. Mackenzie and 'll.
Turner ; seven European servants and six natives.
The George, Captain Cozens, from Madras, has arrived. She
sailed from Madras the 10th January ; fr 0...) Ceylon the 23d Jane.
sry ; from the Cape the 6th April ; and from St. Helena the 18th
April.
The Lady Raffles, Captain Coxwell, from Bertha', has arrived off
Dover. She sailed front Calcutta the 16th January ; from Matinee
the 6th February • and from St. Helena the 17th April.
The Sarah, Bowen, has arrived in the Downs. She sailed feat
Pornbly the Bth February ; and from St. Helena the 23d April.
The Salmon River, Gransmere, from Batavia, has arrived in the
Downs. She sailed from Batavia the Bth January. No passengers.
Snits Lorr.—'i he Alert (brig), Ross, from Batavia. was lest
off the Cape the 28th March. The crew saved, with the exception
of one man, who was washed overboard.
ARRIVALS AT THE CAPT.—The Mary, David, from Manilla;
the Cape Packet, Clark, from Timor • the Thames, from Java,
the 31st of March. The Duke of Bedtbrd, Cunyngharne, from
Bombay, the Sth of April.
SAILINGS FROM THE C•PE.—The Cape Packet, Kenie, for
London, the Slat oF March ; the Earl of St. Vincent, Simpson, far
Batavia, the 2d of Aped.
PASSENNERa PE& THAKIS, riow C•INA.—Mrs. Meander,.
Thomas Mitequoid, Esq., Mrs. Slacquoid, Misses Macktudel
Count Van Ifarne from Allem ; R. B. Hudleston, Esq.,
Magniac, Esq. from; St. Helena.
PASSENGERS Psi GEORGE, CAPT. CUSENS, PROW MADSIVI
AND CEYLON —MIS. Delors and two children. Mrs. Cooke oar
two children, Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Coates, Alias Cooke, Miss Mar.
ley, Major Delatre, Mr. Dean, Civil-Service, Mr. Stark, Col.
lector of Customs, Ceylon ; Mr. Cooke, ditto at Madras; Ni.
!Byline, Lieut. Thompson, H. 69th vegiment ; Lieut. Gibson,
Captain Schemer, Lieutenant Pope, Colonel Gremurre, Major
Thornton, Miss Waters. Miss Wallicoff. the two Misses Bouatesd,
the two Aliases Coates, Master White, the two Mulcts Gray, and
Muter Coates.
LIST or PASSTNGraII PROW MADRAS AND BEMSAL, PER
THE SHIP LADY RAFFLES.-31rs. Heath, Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
Angelo, Miss 314Naniara, Miss Hawkins, Miss de Fries, Mrs.
Asuran, Col. Greenstreet, Hon. Company's Service, Colonel Shap
land, Hon. Company's Service, Lieut. NI all, ditto ; J. M. Heath,
Esq. Rev. M. Thompson, Mr. Hamilton, his Majesty's 54th
Regiment, Captain Raun, Mr. Angelo, Mr. Bamfield, jun., Mr.
Hyder, 31r. Rankin, Major Doric, his Majesty's 11th Dragoons,
died at sea Feb. 21, 1825.--Chlidren : Misses C. Shapland, L.
Shapland, E. Maxwell, A. M'l.eod, 111. Color), C. Comyq, E.
Russell, J. Fraser, J. Heath, and" B. Asuran ; Masters J. E.
Alathew, P. J. Comvn, C. Russell, William Denman, E. Waters,
F. Clementson, E. Shapland ; O. Denman died at Sea the 10th of
February.—Charter-party Passengers William Mitchell, insalid.
18th Lancers, John Rowland, John Ryan, and sundry servants,
13 in number.
ARnrvALS AT Boarnaw.—The Theodosia, Kidson, from Li-
verpool and Ceylon the 24th Jan. • the Cumbrian, Clarkson, from
London (chartered to proceed to ehina, and retuan to Bombay),
and the Orynthia, Hilton, from London, the Ist Feb.
843 LING! gaols BOMBAY.—The Duke of Bedford, Cunyng.
Imam, for Colombo and London, the 26th Jan.; the Perseverance,
Share, for London, the 27th Jan.
PASSENGERS TER Duw IRA. FROM CHINA.-Sir Wm. Fraser,
Bart.; Dr. Strachan, bls Majesty's service, from Mauritius;
Master H. White.
PASSENGER PER PLISIXERANCI, PROM BOMBAY.—Mina
Allen.
Passamoras PER Butt or BEDFORD, CAPT. CONING.
NAME. EXPECTED PROW BOISRAY.—Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Lloyd
and child; Mrs. Kidd and child ; Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Morris, Mr.
Le Mesurier, Alr. Sullivan, Mr. Litchfield, Mr. Watts.
SAILING FROM BAHIA.—The Lana Rookh, Stewart, from
New South Wales, the 9th April.
Slurs SPOSEN WITH.—The Ceres, from London to Bombay,
the Ist June, in lat. 48. lng. 9. 6.; the Thames, Haviside, spoke
a French ship, who saw a large ship standing into St. Helena, sup-
posed to be the Farquharson the Steam Packet (Whaler) was spoke
by the Thames, the 22d March, bound to the roast of Africa ; the
Rotas, Versitlys, from Batavia to Antwerp. on the 17th May, in
/11. 25., long. 29.; she had been plundered of previsions and clothes
by a pirate, in lat. 8. N. long. 27.
ARRIVALS AT THE CAPE.—The Lady Campbell, Irvine, from
London. the 27th March.
ARRIVALS AT Besroar..—The Belle Alliance, Rolfe, from
Rangoor, the 234 Jan.
SAILIEGs raoM BENGAL.—The Boyne, Stephens, for Madras,
Coring& and London, the 13th Jan. ; the Layton, Miller, for Hen-
coolen, the 18th Jan.
ARRIVAL! AT THE M•VRITIUS.—The Cyprus, Briggs, from
Plymouth and the Cape; and the Alexander, Richardson, from
London, the 19th Feb. ; the Henry, Savignac," from Bengal and
the 31alabar Coast, the 27th Feb.
SAILINGS FROM THE M analrms.—The Castle Forbes, Ord,
for London, the 17th Feb.;the Francis Charlotte, Johnson, for
Pondicherry and Bengal, the 23d Feb.; the Lord Amherst, Lucas,
for Bengal, the 24th Feb.; the Prince Regent. Wales, for London,
the 28th Feb.; the Governor Phillips, 31•Farlane, for Van
Dierti_o's Land, the 4th March ; the Cyprus, Briggs, for do.. the
6th March; the John Bull, Kerby, New South Wales, the 15th
March.
ARRIVALS AT CEYLON.—The Mediterranean, Stewart, from
London, the 22d Dec.; the Theakeis, Kidson, from Liverpool.
the 27th Dec. ; Ow Henry, Sari gnar„ for Alipee, the 30th Dec. ;
the Timandrs, Wray. from the Meuritius, the 10th Jan.
Sarristos room CEYLON.—The'rlicodusia, Kidson, for Bom-
bay, the 241 Jan.; the Mediterranean, Stewart, for Bengal, the 9th
Jan. ; the Timandra, Wray, for Point tie Galle, the 18th Jan. ;
the Henry, Savignae, for Bordeaux. the 21st Jan.
ARRIVAL, AT Sr. Her. 1: we.—The Demaratio, Dultra- from
Macao lfi.h April, with the crew of the Alert; and the Eliza,
Faith, from Bombay, 18th April.
SAILINOS raom Ha-LEI A.—The Prince Regent, Wales,
for London, 18th April; and the Eliza, Faith, for London, 22d
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au(Friday) says:-" We' .
ate MAMA Wit% Ore authority which has never yet anti. COTTON.
. Ting Statement shows the Import, Export, &c.
Cotton at Liverpool, during the first five
jai as; as ito Root exalted personage in the empire nab!swam. and 1823 :-
k as
in Livetpool, Ist
kis been pbniabil 29 tapas his approbation of the speech .1. 28 ,000 Jan. 1825 - 121,0911
of La& Limpet* at dee late discussion of the Catholic ' up, he June, Import tu Ist Jute,
Qa• sins. in a aulaia eleaunuaigation to that illustrious 218,677 1823 284,174
B- n•" Trpply for 22 ---- Total supply for 22
'We (Deeitin • Pest ) can also state, for the linilln 477,877 weeks - 406,174
Stork on hand Itt June,
farthaellatie6t4llllllllrtailfatt, u.pon authority which has 64.61k181"114 ha124114J8",
235,890 1823 166.701
, • j- never yet AMAPA WI, 601 his Majesty's letter of approba- ____
f tioa is ~her amaired to that single point in Lord 241.877 - 238.471
lavor'poolll "Mak in widish he so completely extinguishes Eaport to Ist June, 1834 8,400 Export to Ist June, 1825 3,0114
the Dub of York's esentientions scruples respecting the
233477 235,474
fCortnitiar'Oath. Thaws, in fact, the only point in the
I . Rosh OAS n w Noble Earl is his Mujesty felt himself
Or per week - 10.812 Or per week . 10,71 e
. 'lnterested. Taken for consumption in 1324, 468,480; or per week,
-10,932.
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From the above it appears, that notwithstanding it ii
men:.
.ELECTION OF A PEER. admitted there is an increased weekly consumption of Cot.
, Thursday the election ot•-7;1:1:770eit in parliament, ere one of ton of 10 per cent. this year on the average of the last
•.
• . the •
id
_mom representatives of the Scottish Nobility, took plam at there has been a less quantity taktn out of this market this
e • , As Valeta of Holyrood. The Lord Provost and 31agietrates of this year than in the corresponding period of last year. The
s' enmity weft pent, sad the Peas were attended by Sir Walter Scott. low prices of last year induced the trade to hold a !tinsel
. S elt.w. ..Bint. Colin Mackenzie, Esq. two of the principal Clerks of'
, „ •quantity at the close of the year than at the beginning
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T', i ,-‘llllt Vets as deputies of the Lewd Clerk Register of Scotland. The
•• ' Ban. Dr. Grant, one of the ministers of St. Andrew's Church, which has been cstimwd at 30,000 bags, and in consc.
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,a tee Rev. Dr. B, minister of Aberdeen, Deans of the Ca. quence of the high prices this year the trade has been gra•
petrytd, were the °Whiting clergymen. dually consuming that accumulation of stock, which is pro.
I.' . Great opened the business with prayer, after which Sir bably now reduce!! as low as it possibly can be; so that ii
Walter galled over the Union-Roll. The following Noblemen
fit the present consumption continue, it is evident, for the re.
1 ,t' wars..-
PIiZSZIET mainder of the year, the full quantity of 11,400' bags pet
pn.i or Stirling Lord Forbes week, or an increase of 10 per cent. on last year, will bi
it }alt of Leven and Melville, Lord Elibank, required from hence, which for thirty weeks (the remain.
kl.- . Ear, of Glasgow
Viscount Swaths:ilea, Lord Rolle,
Lord Nairee. der of the lyear) will be 342,000 bags. Ilow far this im•
porlation is likely to be realised, it is yet too early to forn
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At? : , The following voted by signed Lists :-
Duke of Atholl,
Earl of Moray,
gmrt of Kettle,
Earl of Elgin, Earl of Rosabetry,
Viscount Kennon,.
Viscount Arbuthnot,
Loud Gray, an opinion. The import of the last seven months of 182'
was 251,293 have only, and although we anticipate an in•
crease on that quantity this year; yet not so much as tl
prevent a considerable reduction of our ptesent stock.
l'e-. Earl of Aboyne. Lord Cathcart,
site
Earl of Dunmore,
The only prosy commission produced was that of the Earl of EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
~.•" Mar, authorising Lord Nairne to vote for him ; along with which --mme.--
wasiendered the Noble Earl's protest against the place assigned to The East India Company's ship Thames, from China, arrived of
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• him ea the rill. the Wight on the 4th instant.
Anions' the peers present at this election was the Earl of Stir- The Minh& arrived the 4th Inst. off Portland. She leftChint
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•." lag, whose title has for some yeats been dormant, having been the 22d December, the Isle of France the 16th March, and St. He
in the Countess of Stirling, his mother, who died 12th Sept. lens the 19th April.
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The Earl now, for Om first time, took his place among our The above-mentioned ships have since arrived in the Downs.
nobility, and instedlo this occasion. The Canning arrived safe at Whampos on the 28th January.
Mr. Mac/tic:oat stated that in cum where a claim was made The Thames, Haviside, from Chins, in the Downs ; she sails
to a dormant title, the clerks conceived it their duty to receive the from China the 31st January, and from St. Helena the 17th o
Wised such claimants. He also mentioned that a claim had been April.
adhad for the tide of the Earl of Stirling in 1761, by a descendant The nuttiest, .Hamilton, has arrived in the Downs ; she sails
ales node of the first Earl, but as theelaimant was not then pre. from China.
:
Virietd with
!I:l:dare' it ilifireaedik°"ot Pseitrumaittiohni,mhetabveintes. sheT lheenC,Ze7nainli irk ss
lifiermn"B:rpt;le•brkounumTiat i;.,,, the Down,
'the Thad descendant of the first Earl, consequently the clerks felt 19:1, April.-
" • duty to receive his vote. via CORNWALL,
„CyeTarrtelitlearryßßOviOcelta, raps
BEPwArAti.at OLlitellu
I • t NVALTRa SCOTT then intimated that twenty votes had been
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as prescribed by law, and all in favour
of Lott Strathallan, Mylne, his Alajeary's 11th Dragoons ; Captain Mackenzie, 14t1
V -,
, they were about to return to the High Court of Chancery native Infantry ; Lieutenant Stewart, his Majesty's 11th dragoons
• gly, asy elected.
dul
Ensign Richard Woodward, Civilian; Ensign H. Cooper, assist
Viscourd STRATHALLAN returned thanks to the noblemen re-
') ant surgeon ; Ensigns G. and James Burt. Mistresses Ahmuty
' 1 ' 1 fee the honour now conferred upon him. Slylne, Mackenzie, Thompson, Griffin, Turner, Alotherall, Stal
- . e return having been made up in presence of the Peers, the kart; Misses Ochterloney, two Masters Thompson, two Shoe
n was closed by a prayer from Dr. Bryce
Wit
•hal-noon, two 51imes Grant, Miss E. Turner, two Misses Stal
• the afternoon, Lord Strathallan entertained the other noble. kart ; two Masters Williamson, four Masters Stalkart, W. Taylor
law. and • large party of friends, with an elegant dinner, in the E. Griffin, two Masters Mylne ; Masters J. 31ackenzie and T
British BoteL.-Edisbargft Paper. Turner ; seven European servants and six natives.
0 The George, Captain Cozens, from Madras, has arrived. Sh
ANNITERSART OF THE BOLTON PITT CLUB. sailed from Madras the 10th January ; frms Ceylon the 23d Janu
low -.........__ ary ; from the Cape the 6th April ; and from St. Helena the 18t1
• ' of the Bolton Pitt Club dined together at the Ao.,
i , nn, on Saturday, the 28th tilt. A bust of the la- The Lady Raffles, Captain Coxwell, from Bengal, has arrived 01
n was placed at one end of the room, surrounded Dover. She sailed front Calcutta the 16th January ; from Madre
i band,and a label, with the words, " The Pilot that weathered the 6th February • and from St. Helena the 17th ApriL
.
tlea " Dinner was on the tables little before six. The Sarah, Bowen, has arrived in the Downs. She tailed froo
t rman, W. Boct.tno, Esq, was supported. bythe Re;lr. Fertility the Bth February ; and from St. Helena the 23d April.
J,
er, William Llulton, Richard Ainanori , The Salmon River, Gransmere, from Batavia, has arrived in th
by Downs. She sailed from Batavia the Bth January. No passenger. i Mr. CHADIVICE. HIS supported Snip'. Losr.-1 he Alert (brig), Ross, from Batavia, was los
• item,, my, 'worth, Kearsley, Watkins, jun., Matthews, off the Cape the 28th March. The crew saved, with the emptier'
and others.
of one man, who was washed overboard.
' After theallse wee easoved, the President gave- ARRIV•LS AT THE CAPT.-The Mary, David, from Manilla
" His Ilteesety the King, and Duke of Lancaster, and may he the Cape Packet, Clark, from Timor • the Thames, from Java
• sue taus timbal: otifiehis people;"
ypay el] r.e.vioidnessavthe three. the tlne 31st of March. The. Duke of Bedtbrd, Cunyngharne, iron
• Bombay, the 4th of April.
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" whlab was ales sang by the HelGell, alternately, in verse SAILING! soar THE CAPE.-The Cape Packet, Kellie, fa
4101 limns. London, the Slat oF March ; the Earl of St Vincent, Simpson, fa
" The Deka of York and the other branches of the Royal Batavia, the 2d of April.
illimelly rime, " Duke of York's March." PASSERINES. PE& Tnatess, PROM C•INA.-Mrs. Macalister
. " The wpm ef his late Majesty George the Third," drunk in Thomas Mitcquoid, Evq., Mrs. nlacquoid, Mimes Macquoid
Zr I nlialls "The Old Hundredth Psalm." Count Van Hum' e from Allege ;R. B. Hudleston, Esq., Dante
t .thas sae to proplu a toast, to which he felt maxiiiee, Esq. from St. Helena.
immeapiaellt so Os adequate justice. It was his duty to PASSENGERS tit GCMGS, CAPT. Ctrat NS, FROM BI•DRat
' Peolloss as 11~17 of am who vas endeared to t" hearts of 1111 AND CEYLON -Mrs. Delany and two children, Mrs. Cooke and
via won It was impossible for us to appreciate the two children, Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Coates Alias Cooke, Bliss Mar.
basellem had resulted from his policy, nor could they ley, Major Delatre, Mr. Dean, Civil-Service, Mr. Stark, Col.
pme.
lo oar time. He was an example worthy to lector of Customs. Ceylon ; Mr. Cooke, ditto at Madras; Mr.
iksey
hr scall.. Be would not trespass any longer upon 3lylins, Lieut. Thompson, IR. 60th vegiment i Lieut. Gibson,
"Vaf ter aeos_pany, but he would propose. " The Captain Schemer, Lieutenant Pope, Colonel Gremurre, Alajoi
as Ilthi nocourable William OIL" Drunk in Thornton, Miss Waters. Miss Walbeoff, the two Mimes Boustead,
the two Aliases Coates, Muter White, the two Munn Gray, and
Tune, Nitlige Dimillilmillt In IllattL" Muter Coate'.
A merino( approptior isms and loyal speeches followed. LIST OP PaiSalniOrilli FROM MADRAS Alen BE'MOAL, pea
Mr. Hama spasms* than once. He closed his last ant. TNT Siam. Lure ftarrcEs.-Airs. Heath, Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
Mad oddest** Ow Meeting by proposing, as a toast, that friend Angelo, alias 31•Nanista. Miss Hawkins, Slits de Fries, Mrs.
et she afirasuall Asuran, Col. Greenstreet, Hon. Company's Service, Colonel Shap.
61 elf
Dees 1/ 1111111- land, lion. Company's Service, Lieut. Nt all, ditto; J. 51. Heath,
Biwa as the applause was which had been elici,ed, at the an- Esq.. Rev. 51. Thompson, Mr. Hamilton, his Majesty's 54th
handadea 'fame of the former toasts, it sank into insignificance Regiment, Captain Reun, Mr. Angelo, Mr. Bamfield, jun., Mr.
.. is vampirism' with this. Three times three was given three times Hyder, 31r. Rankin, Major Dune. his Majesty's 11th Dragoons,
oar. died at sea Feb. 21, 1825-Children : Misses C. Shapland, L.
, After this toast bad been drank, which was a little after ten, Shapland. E. Maxwell, A. el'lmod, AL Cotnyn, C. Comp?, E.
. 6 Iflie Chairman, accompanied by a number of Gentlemen, reticent. Russell, J. Fraser, J. Heath, and- B. Airman ; Masters J. E.
Alathew, P. J. Comm, C. Russell, William Denman, E. Waters,
CARLISLE PITT CLUB. F. Clememson, E. Shapland ; O. Denman died at Sea the 10th of
.-........- February.-Charter-party Passengers : William Mitchell, inealid,
The twelfth Anniversary Dinner of the Carlisle Pitt Club took 16th Lancers, John Rowland, John Ryan, and sundry arrant',
Alhee at the Bash lon on onday week, W. Robeson, Esq. to 13 in number.
',.. . **Chair. AltnreaLa at BOMSAT.-The Theodosia, Richton, from Li-
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t The cloth having been removed, the Chairman gars- verpool and Ceylon the 24th Jan. • the Cumbrian, Clarkson, from
" The Ring," and the usual toasts complimentary to the other London (chartered to proceed to ehina, and retuan to Bombay),
bunches of the Royal Family. These were followed by the and the Orynthia, Hilton, from London, the Ist Feb.
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" Army " and " Navy," associated with their Royal Highnesses Set ci Nos ..110111 BOIIIIIAY.-The uke of Bedford, Cunyng.
of York and Clarence. The next toast was, " the Lord Lieutenant hame, for Colombo and London, the 26th Jan.; the Perseverance,
1 ' 1 ad the County," with three times three, and great applause. Share, for London, the 27th Jan.
"The Memory of the late Right Hon. William Pitt," was PASSENGERS PER Du Willa. ESOM Cntw•.-Sir Wm. Fraser,
*Mak in silence. company standing. Bart. ; Dr. Strachan, bls Majesty's service, from Alauritius ;
The CHAIRMAN next propmed in succession-The Members for Master H. White.
Me County-the Members for the City-the Lord Bishop of the pA,,,,,,, es, pmisigEaasme, 'Rom BOMRAY.-Blia.
.'l Meese-his Majesty's Ministers (drunk with loud applause)-the Allen.
Membera for Westmorland-the Duke of York as a Peer of Par- 0
, ellettlerlta PER Dime or BEDIFORD, CAPT. CUNING•
gsment_the Lord Chancellor-May. the principles of Sir. Pitt ;TAME, ANE, ExpEcTED vaox Bonsar.-51ra. Wolfe, Mrs. Lloyd
..
we animate the Councils of Great 'lintel°, &c. and child; Mrs. Kiid and child ; Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Morris, Mr.
,Oti great number of other toasts followed, and several Gentlemen Le Alesurier, Air. Sullivan, Mr. Litchfield, Mr. Watts.
Imereitted their musical powers with happy effect. SAILING FROM BAH TA-The Lana Rookh, Stewart, from
• New South Wales, the 9th April.
The advancement of Dr. Jenkinson, our Dean, to the Snots SPOSEN WITH.—The Ceres, from London to Bombay,
Bench of Bishops. is not likely to be officially promulgated the Ist June, in lat. 48. long. 9. 6.; the Thames, Haviside, spoke
at present, but it is now certain that he obtains the See of a French ship, who saw a large ship standing into St. Helena, sup-
Posed to be the Farquharson 1 the Steam Packet (Whaler) was spoke
. ,i Bt. David's, together with the Prebendal Stall at Durham, by the Thames, the 22d March, bound to the roast of Africa ; the
as held by Dr. Burgess, retaining also the valuable Rec- &Aeon Versluys, from Batavia to Antwerp. on the 17th May, in
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'sory of leverisgton, hi the Isle of Ely. Dr. Hook, Arch- he. 25., long. 2a. ; she had been plundered of provisions and clothes
• , deacon of Huntingdon, as has been before stated, will me_ by a pirate, in lat. 8. N. long. 27.
1 weed Dr. J•akincon as Dean of Worcester, and also con- ARRIVALS
n AT TUE CAPT.-The Lady Campbell, Irvine, from
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) *nue to hold the 'living of Whippenhain, in the Isle of
irght.- Worcester Herald. lAA don. the 27th March.
..,-.RRIVALS AT BENCI•L.-The Belle Alliance, Rolfe, from
Rangoon, the 234 Jan.
. i The, Rev. John lon, M.A., Rector of Halaham, in Flo!- SAIIANGs raom BENGAL.-The Boyne, Stephens, for Madras,
&mes s, is presented by the Lord Chancellor to the Vi- Cotinga and London, the 13th Jan. ; the Layton, Miller, for Ben-
ire of Hentingbrough, in the East Riding of York- coolen, the 18th Jan.
il ; nRRIV•L. AT THE M•VRITIUS.-The Cyprus, Briggs, from
Plymouth and the Cape; and the Alexander, Richardson, from
The Rev. C. Mummery (the clergyman charged with London, the 19th Feb. ; the Henry, Savignac,- from Bengal and
felony) arrived at Shields on Wednesday. We understand the 51alabar Coast. the 27th Feb.
I . Ike has so far recovered his health and spirits as to be able SArLINGs Timm THE MAURITIUS.-The Castle Forbes, Ord,
for London, the 17th Feb. • the Francis Charlotte, Johnson, for
te to aninse himself on his passage by playing-on the flute.- Pondicherry
and Bengal, the 23d Feb.; the Lord Amherst, Lucas,
Netnescile Chronicle. for Bengal, the 24th Feb.; the Prince Regent. Wales, for London,
.. FEMALE. SESTA ?yrs.-One of the "miseries of human the 28th Feb.; the Governor Phillips, M'Farlane, for Van
fie" to a housekeeper is the frequent changing of servants ; Diem -ti's Land, the 4th March ; the Cyprus, Briggs, ro
s do.. the
and a correspondent who has probably felt this inconve- 6th March; the John Bull, Kerby, New South Wale,rthels:ll
*awe suggests the propriety of fortniny a society in this Starch.
erra
VALS AT Meditn, , from
and Encouragement of Female Servants, by annual
on the plan of that in London-" For the Improve-
..ment M
London the 22d De CZYLON.-Thec.; the Theodosia, Kidson,nea from Stewart Liverpool.
the 27th Dec. ; Om Henry, Sarignsc. for Alipee, the 30th Dec. ;
other Rewards. This society dispenses rewards to the Timandrs, Wray. from the euritius, the 10th Jan.
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tits, proportioned to their length of service, and also baSnrit.tects
jraosehthEY:antir.-TheTicodueiai Kidsonn;ifotrhßoatth.
a registry of servants wanting places, for the supply y, t 241 an.; t 111 franean,. tewart, or g_h j
Jan. the Timandra, Wray, far Point de Chile, the 181 an. ;
sobscrihers only.-fastie Macory. the Henry, Savignae, for Bordeaux. the 21st Jan.
i - i. itRICETION.-Wedassilsy morning, James Stevenson, ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.-The Demander, Dultra, from
teivicted at :he last Amines of amasaten and robbing Air. Brown. Macao 16-h April, with the crew of the Alert ; and the Eliza,
a pectable coal.measr, advanced in Ma. en the Cathcart road, -Faith, from Bombay, 18th April.
f to neetved in Allot etelasgew OIL There were no public sAiwes raom Sr. Hemet:A.-The Prince Regent. Wales,
k where 0., services. The salmis mowed the Hall at eight o'
clock, for London, 18th April; and the Eliza, Faith, for London, 22d
•he Mitigates, es nettel, were la seediness to receive him. April
I B. appea-ed vela littorri pad Med thallail. After the lapse
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.11 lir a ~,,,,We tar 14.01 ii bidet ill wee ready, the melan-
enol y moce,ion
wiener was accompanied to The pupils with Dr. Myers, at Blackheath, who are de-
,l dte vette •iti he the RIM 'it; 'told rits religious assistants t signed for Judie, were examined last Saturday by Dr. Gil-
t he walked along with • essolly asp. weie Bev. Doctor made a christ. in Hindoostanee and Persian, and evinced great
fervent p-eyer, and the u ilium Km dese farewell of his
web !leers. lie displayed practical knowledge in both these important languages.
bisects, k..sing aid 'baking Oa a
II . slat fattitude common to in lbh hada; shllatiOn. and was Tuesday, the eon of Sir W. Scott, an officer of the 15th
• table to wive a 'or, of smile as be anceessively bade each of his Hussars, saved the lire of a lady who fell into the Canal,
Merl& t 'entil- The rope being properly adjusted, and the signal near Portobello, Dublin. He was on horseback at the
given, m • ev.isrte- pest eight he was suspended. He struggled time the accident 'occurred, and only throwing of his cap
veer i nu. .rr,m the earlinessof the how of execution there were
migy le. aneetstqrs present. The culprit was about 22 and rescued her from a watery grave. The.
..-Galsitostan Merenry. ' lady lb a Mies Bergen.
years of age. Plunifed in,
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