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o his own men, one only being wounded in the groin. The v tiou-
c•Us I have for the services of my met. has forced on me the necote
city of directing the party I left at Pegue to join me, and to escort
e provisions, ammunition, &e. in store there to thin place ; but
as there is little doubt of the fall of Setoung, Pegue requiring but a
very small detail, • native officer's party 1 considered as sufficient,
and therefore directed Captain Kitson to leave one, as well es the
sick and conva'escent men, and a native dresser to attend them.

Extract of a letter from Brigadier Smelt to George Swinton, Esq.
Secretary to the Bengal Government, dated Rangoon, 13th Ja-
nuary. 1824.
The aloop•ot.war Champion, sailed on the 9th Instant, for Caf-
eteria, with Captain Snixigniss on board, with despatches to announce
that Sir A. Campbell and the army reached Prtnagoh. on the 27th
ultimo. and that negotiations were opened with the lIIIITMeRe 11111.
thoeitier on the 30th, and that a treaty of peace was agreed to he-
tween them and ,he Civil Commiasioners (by the latter of whom it
was dictated), and signed on the 3d January 1828. The outline of
We treaty is as follows :
The cession of Arum and other states in that quarter 4 the
Rear provinces of Arracen, the provinces on the coast of Tenaarrim,
via.: Ya, Teeny, and Mergue. Muncypoor to he given to Gum-
beer ►iog, and one trove of rupees to be ;mid. The treaty is to be
ratified by the King of Ava, and returned to the Com otivaionera at
Meloun, with the European prisoners who mAy beat Ummerapoora,
wad three lees of rupees, on or before the IRth instant. Some minor
clauses regarding the good treatmentof the Peguers, who may have
joined or assisted the British during the war."

FROM SATURDAY zwanrs GAZETTE.

BY THE KINO. A P:IOCLAMATTON,

TOM DISSOLVING THE PIE ENT P“II.IAMENT, ♦ND Dr-

CLARING 111 E CALLING 01, ♦NOTUER.

OLOltolt, R.
Whereas, we have thought tit, by and with the advice of our
Privy Council, to dissolve this present Parliament. which stands
.prorogued to Wednesday, the 14th day of June instant : we do,
for that end, publish this our Royal Proclamation, and do hereby
dissolve the said Parliament accordingly ; and the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and the
Commissioners for Shires and Burghs, of the noose of Commons,
are discharged from their meeting awl attentlanee on the ssid Wed-
nesday, the 14th day of June instant. And we being desirous and
revolved, as soon as may be, to meet our people, and to have their
'advice in Parliament, do hereby make known to all our loving
subjects our Royal will and pleasure to call a new Par;latnent : and
do hereby further declare, that, with the advice of our Privy Council,
we have given (weer :o our Chancdlor of that part of our United
Kingdom called Great Britain, and our Chancellor of Ireland. that
they do respectively, upon notice hereof, forthwith issue our 19rita in
due form, and according to law. for calling a new Parliament. And
we do hereby also, by this our Royal Proclamation under rur Great
Seal of our United Kingdom, require %Vibe forthwith to be issued
accordingly by our i.nul Chancellors respectively, for causing the
Lords Spirimal and Temporal, and Commons, who are to serve in
t`te said Parliament, to be duly returned to, and give their ancod-
nnce in. our said Parliament ; which Writs are to be returnable on
Tut:idly, the 25th day of July next.
Given at our Court at Cathon.houte. this 2d day of ;one, 1826,
and in the 7.1 t year of our reign.
God save the King.

BY THE RING. A PROCLAMATION,
IX ORDER TO THE ELECTING AND SUMMONING THE
SIXTEEN PEERS OF SCOTLAND.

Groaer., it.
Whereas we have, In our Council, thought fit to declare our
pleasure for summoning and holding a Parliament of one United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, on Tue+day, the 25th day
of July next ensuing the date hereof: in order, therefore, to the
electing and summoning the sixteen Petra of Scotland, who are to
sa in the House of Peers In the said Patliameitt. we An, by the ad.
vice of our Privy Council, issue forth this our Royal Proclamation,
strictly charging and rommanding all the l'errs of Scotland to
artemtble and meet at Ilolyrood-house. in Edinburgh, on Thurs-
day, the 13th day of July next ensuing, betwee.l the hours of twelve
and two in the afternoon, to nominate and choose the sixteen Peers
to sit and vote in the House of Peers, in the said ensuing Paths-
ment, by open election anti plurality of voices of the Peers that shall
be then present, and of the proxies of such as shall be absent ;such
proxies being Peers, and producing a mandate in writing, duly
signed before wimesses, and both the constituent and proxy being
qualified according to law). And the Lord Clerk Register, or such
two of the Principal Clerks of the Session as shall be appointed by
him to officiate In hi+ name, are hereby respectively required to at-
tend such meeting, and to administer the Onth4. required by law to
he taken there by the said Peers, and to take their rotes; and inn.
rnedlately after such eleciinn made and duly examined, to certify
the names of the sixteen Peers so elected, and to sign and attest the
same in the presence of the said Peers the electors, er.tl return such
seed tieate into our High Court of Chancery of Great Britain. Ani
we do, by this our Royal Proclamation, strictly command and re-
thqiiire the Provost of Edinburgh, and all other the Magistrates of
e said city, to take especial tare to preserve cite peace thereof,
Curing the time of the said election, and to prevent all runner of
riots, tumults, disorders, and violence whatsoever. And we strictly
...earge and command that this our Royal Proclamation be duly
published at Cte 31arket-cross at Edinburgh, and in all the county
.•
appointed for the meeting of the said Peers to proceed to such en-
then _ _ _ _ _

Witness ourself at Westminster, this 2d day of June 1824, and
in the seventh year of our reign.
God save the King.

At this Court at Carlton House, the Ist of June, 1326—preeent, the
!Clefs Most Excellent Majesty In Council: this day, the Most Noble
James Margoh of gaiSbury was. by command of his Malady, sworn of
hts Majesty' s Most Honourable Pricy Council, and took his place at the
Beard accoullngly.

At the Court at Carlton House, the Mt of May, 1896--prevent, the
Run's Most Excellent Majesty In Council : his if aie+ty having barn pleated
t ; appoint Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Warde. Governor of the Island
of Barbadoes. he this day took the n.nal oaths appointed to be taken by
the Governors of hie Majesty's Plant:Moos.

Carbon llnnw, Jove I, 18N.
Thin day, the Baron de Stkrnnld, Envoy Frtro,rdinary and Minister
R:enipotentlary from the King of Sweden, bad a prlvnte audience of ids
Maferity, to deliver a letter f,nm his Soversizti ; to which he wan Intros
ducal by the Right Honourable George Canning, bit liaesty's Prineipai
Sscretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and condu.tad by Sir Robert
Chrzter, Knight, Master of the Ceremonies.

Carlton House, May 29, teas.
The King was IM. day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood
Llvirtenant-Colonel William Lewis Herrin., Drool Q.:attermadcr-
t.e• :rat of his Majesty's Force. In the lifcciltenanean, Knight Commander
of vas Royal Hanoverian Onriphic Order.

Whitehall, Jane 2. 1926.
The King has been pleased to direct letter. patent to be paned under
tie Greet Seal of the L nited Kingdom of (beat 13; Hain and Ireland. c,n.
s• luting and appointing the Rl;ht Hon. Charles Watk In Williams Wynn
Aer•ry Carl Radiant, Knight of the dict.t Noble Order of the Ostler, the
lryht Hun. 'nen Canning, and the Right ti..n. lighert Peel, hi. Ma.
,rey's three Principal Secretaries of State; Robert 8 Wt.,. Earl of LlyPr-
p3. Knight of the Host Noble Order of the (Tarter, I- Cummi.aioner
• Lis Majesty's Treesnry ; the Right Hon. Fredei hit John Robinson,
Ci •neeil.w of hi. Naledra Lad etrter ; Arthur links of Wellington,
K night of the Moat Noble GlVer of the Gartee ; James Brownl..w Wit-
hin, Marquis of Sallabary I John Baron Tehrnmouth ; the Right Hon.
J...bn Sullivan I the Right Hon. Sir George Warrender, Dart. ; Joseph
Pteilnere, Doctor of Law.; and William Yates Peel, Esq.—his Majesty's
Cotaktiseloners for the Affairs of India.

Wl3Helm% June I,
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The Whig bas been pleased to notrtignte the Dry. Henry Francis Lyte,
A.D. to the sew district church In the pwlsh of Lower Drisham, lo the
.hsty of Devon and diocese of Easter, void by the resignation of the
Zothert Bold/math.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Lelt se the Bankrupt Office, under 6 Geo. 4. cap. 16, mg.&
Joss tines aaaa Bath, IrOCET. (Filed June 1.)
IFiexthee Tv' a se, Northam Snags, nurseryman, (Filed Jane 1.)
Jllllll LASIC aaaaa , Hunalett, lorkahire, druntei. ;Filed Jane 1.)
wa.vs amen, Broad.street. merchant. ;Filed June 2.)
Tana& Pao., Swansea, Olamoreenahlre, bookseller. June R.)
BAN KED:PTCY SUPERSEDED.
Bintsmst. Roosox, Worteater, leather-dresser.
BANKRUPTS.

JAYS.) , Natehall.street, Carnaby.market, brewer, to our.
reinter, June 10, 17 and July lb, at 11, nt the Bank. opt*. CAUL. SOU.
titiors, Msws. Poole, Grated,ld, and Gamlen, Gray'. Inn-square.
fla. V , South Sea.chamben, Threadneedle-street, oar.
chain. Jane 0. M 10, 17, at 11, and July lb. at 10, at the Bankrupt*.
Court. Solicitor, Mr. Holt„Threudntedle „treet.
._ .. ._ ._ .

Joaa EraaTN, Attalla-Mrs, merchant, June 13, at 11, IT, at 10, and
Jul, 13, at at the Bankrupt.' Court. &anchors, adiden and
Mann-fran. _ . .

.
SAVONA TARRANT and Josses C•RTR.t, fla.inplanr, auctioneers,
juus HI, at 11, 17, and July lb, at 10, at the Haul root' Court. Solicitor,
Mr. Jonas,

TIIIOIIAS 9.1• W, JOON L , and WILLIAII Straw, RuddersSeld,
Yorkshire, merchants, June 11, I 7 at the °Mee of Mr. Allison, sullehor,
Muddesetield, and July lb, at the Castle 'of York, at 11. Solicitors,
Messrs. Bettye. 124 sher, and Sudlow, Chancery.lane ; and Mr. Allison,
/I uddersield.
Masi DAM, Great Bolton, Lancashire, Ornber.merchant, June 22, at
at 9, at the Bridge Inn, Little Button, and July IS, at 9, at the Star
Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. Av. Pradiebury, Bridle-street, Lotion;
and Mess,,. Hord and Johnson, Temple.
Joss W4rminocsis, Oldham, Lancashire, druggist, June 2,4, 27, and
Ju:y It, at 2, at the Royal lintel, Manchester. SoKeiturs, Mr. Kershaw,
Idam.hester ; and neinfl. Hurd and Johnson, Temple.
. . .

Josx Coe'', a Ittoa a. Liverpool, confet iioner,June IS, 10, and July
16. at 11. at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Solicitors. 111ea,ry. Morecroft
arA Yowler, Church•utteet, Liverpool; and Mr. Edatud Cheater, Staple
Ina.
/allays WairtswanitT, Greet Cambrllge.atirefg, flackney-road,
Larder, June 10, at It, 24, at 11, and July IS, de, at the Bankrupts'
Go rI . Solicitor, Mr. Haddeley, Leman-at:art, Onalknan's-fieldv.

Nic it °LAS Boccie B . , Batb, victualler, June 20, at 12, 21, at 2,
a... 1 July 15, at 11, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Solletiors, Mr. Makinsou,
1.1.1.1 e 'temple , and Mr. Hailing., Bath.
4attas, Icays, Torrington-square, merchant, Jpine 6,17, •tritl July 15,
a. 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. !Solicitors, Messrs. Sweet, Stoke., and
Butnitiall-.trees.
itI811•RU Rtnna, Pak-terrace, Regent's Park, Ironmonger, June 13,
at 10, 20, at 11, and July IS, at Ili, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr.
Baddeley, Lemin.street, Coodusan't-lelds.
&isogon Darius, Hooky, Vvrk.lilre, clothier, Jtme 12, Ik, et the offices
of Moss, s.Whitehead and Hubluton, sulicitors,Muddets3eld, end July It.,
at the Cast:e of York, at 11. ~olicitors, Messrs. Clarice. Richard., and
Medcalf,Cbaneery-lane; and Mruirs.Whltebead and RQl,lnstm, Iludders.
fitid.
silk.manu
eddT Banttow, Macclesfiteld, facturar. June 16, at I, 17,
a• I, at he Angel Inn, Macclesfield.at It and Juiy Cr,
Afton. Hard and Juhneuu, Inner Temple ; and Mr. Loney, Matelot •
Htvar•t r. Edgeley, Cheshire, shopkeeper, Junflk 17, at