The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-10 00:00:00

WINDSOR. Jviumtv 9.

Thursday the Duke and Ducheni of Gtorci.s.
Tea arrived at Windsor, on • visit to the Putty.
Cgagif, and returned to Rigillot to tinnier.
Friday the Duke of Yoait arrived, and 1,,
the evening for London.
Princess AUGUSTA has token her usual ani..o
this week to Frogniore.

P►inces, Soettia hap not left. the Castle this 'wk.

BRIGHT N. JANUARY S.

On Wednesday evening, to give the Dierbess of
GLOUCCSTER lii airport. ttt it y of Upholding nos
wrognificence of rhe grand sone of apirtentsits iu
the Pavilion, parlienlaily the mew innsie
and dulihp-
room•, prior to her departure for Birg.liot, the a h.oe
were boillisnily rod at evening', ewer-
taisournt, of which roonic was the Irdditeg particu-
lar, followed, arid at which, anon Wirt' nine o'clock,
the following illustrious rind thoinguistsed ptr.
1110111gri were plrPlWilt,

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The Prince Resent. the Duke sad Driebeva of Glusierstr%
the Dorettess of Lead,. the Shoplift and Marrhorneso aor
Lady E. Conyughana, the Earl and Cowries. of 11' r ri.,
Earl and Connte..of Clierlevale, Luol and lady Eruistairri •
Lady Charlotte Pintlar. lord and Lady W. aril the Ilia
Alias Gerdes. Lord Earthen Lord and Lorly Saye-anil 914,
and the Hoe. Mos Taieforlina, Lord C Rentiuck, Mr. Bat
Lady C. W. Melville. Sir IL Bloomfield, Lull C. B•lnsayrr.
Mr M. I. and Lady Tierney, Sir R. and Laity Street's',
Sir S. Cale r, Sir M. and Lady Rightitizale, lady
E. Truism. Lady H. Parker and Mims oi,•tovr, Loa
and Lady Fitsroy Sionerset, Lady Lyitle!: dareirtitur,
Sir H. sad Lady Corr, and the Moues Pri.ccrat. Dr. and
the tau Slimes Carr. General and Mrs. Harcourt. Cameral
sad Mrs. Illnerly. General ter. Garrote' Dish*. Culuu,i
Whalley, Mrs. and the Shwa Nur.ent. Sir C. and Lady K.,
rims. Mrs. sad the MMus theray Carr, Mr. 111r*..siarl Mo
itrhell, Mr. Drummond Burrell, Gene. al Cr. ppmge. C 40060
an 61 Mrs. Illaltraple, Groprarie Farpshar, Sir R. oust Laity
Wicram, Mr. Holmes, Protonort and lloeirontvno Nurthian
sod MN Know, Mrs. G. and Alias Ramadan, Mr. Verson, to
Oit the folios ing everting this magnificent 'nor
of rooms Isere ag.Uu ligloird up; Ilan Putsch
ItEGENTyielding to the anxiety niseafested by it
public of this town to behold them, grsoau.ly
commainhiiK, Wrote hie ileliarture, that tickets of
admission should lie issued fur such a purposr.
Upwards of 1.500 person.. ilietefore. had the gm-
ItficattOtt to mom through there apartments, as stay
as cwild well be accommodated.

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eTo describe these rooms ti almost roposrible, t,r
the ustoilibilmritt which their d•esli.ig
beauty of design...ld splendour of effect, excited_
it seemed as the work of magic, and all who b .
held were enchanted and spell-bound. Scarcely
Is y other subject has been hulked of sioce—stot
It promises' to be the leading topic throughout the
reinter season at limit.
The upper clam of servants, on the Patina Rs-
GaNT's estahlashment, were allowed to 'give me es..
arrtaioneeut to their friends, in the Steward's mous
of the Pasiliote„ on Monday evening ; and the ea-
coe'd class lied • similar °ppm handy for ineenoteut
allowed to them on Weduestlay reveal's*,

Yrsterr:sy the Patrice RBoenT. and Ihe Duke
■nd Duchess of CLAILINCI. attended &vise seisms
at the Cl,spel Royal, St. Junes•• l'ahire.
13 slue s►rvice was yesterday performed at C.rl-
- House to the ituyal Household, by the Rey.
F. %V. BLousuao.

On ti.ottrdsy antrnisig the Delco of CLARENCS
irr‘ low') for Bu.hy PNrk. His Royal
returned to Ininhat In the etesatng.
littoce LtboroLD lett toots uu Saturday fur
Claremont.
The Ambassador of the Netherlanda entettai ;yr el
• party of thstieschon ye►terday. •t his honer.
W hit chill- place.
Thy Earl of ...14AVIINOTON had a select dinner
patty 3e%tertlay. at his house in the Sable-yard.
St. J•tlirs.r.

Lord SIPTON had • select party at dinnerjester.
day. at his house in Arlington-street.
The Parks were yesterday visited by an immense
company, tempted by thr fineness of the day ta
take the air .ud eijoy the exercise of .Malting. or as
spectators of the scrim. Tier ice bring very
ten accidents, except falls inhtenterable, occurred.
Blue noses were the order of the day. .

The Rath cloaks. now so generally worn hr the
ladies. are called Ltrelkrs, befog the runinots
tome of all 11411/Ir• m altoCirty, from the Mocha(
th,wo to her waitiag-nsuid

An',mg the last arrival. at Calls are—.
Lord load Lady Orrin sad Gaudy, Lady H. Roawrie,
Lady F.. Erne, Lady M. Heidi, Sir G. Prevost, Sir H. While.
aad Major.Grawral Orman..
The new Rosalind. whose debut is antiouue.4
fur to-morrow night at Covent-garden theatre. is.
we understand. Ms WSSISLEY, a young lady Si
• respectable family in Sornerottaltire.
We are happy to .ay that Mr. COLS'{ eoucertio
at our assembly-room OU WeADVOIIIy 1111441 $684
lot night, under the patronage of she Marquis err
EZETIS. were extremely well attended. Se spies,-
did ass assemblage as on last night beano fur tuvi:r
years hero seen us the reo•lii. Afittut a rowarier ^e-
lute eleven o'clock. his Grace she Duke of W‘L-
-1.10610N. accunipaiiied by a I‘ricr p.irty amt. d
iron, the Earl of WkITNORLANY'S 0410 40 400
0,1g014401440.401. The Erri of N'INCHILsaa. K.G.
the Eel' tar 11'113111001.4140. K.G. the Marquis
01 LA 1411i14. and Heady all the ..thee Nobility wow
have seas. sorer StainforiL were presrut. Tht arta.
vino moon was crustier!. and this thuds/owe Duke
we. received wills the most enthusiastic and baraints-
talons welcome.— Stionford Igereetiy./
perfurniasocts at the Canterbury Theatre on
M lay tveiviiig were fur the Benefit r.f 1.110
• 13.14411.1f01.601* NOCIIITY-114e bows. oar
Snooper. Itupear FOOTS. Esq. 1'0444 440041
*onward in Ind of the Chanty. by taking the an
doe t,. chnnicter of the Dike qI 1, Toter.
is S•ISSPBAItIes historic play of Rietimmts Mr
sal Use perfonteures of which be rocstiord ibe well-
ilal of the wartierree, ohs& um lotehly
tapectobhr. lite Ante of illkiddrts _ nistiirisar fain
-lowed. the port of CasOsistp, by lidaskilsjl.4olp.
',Senor scam% so that chervhciar. Oar enciajle*.
askirteso We*. #l, the 11464el'IMa0;
Me. limsobs.

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TIIRATRRS.

OPtItA•110V411.

ROlSlttee opera of La Cnse►ralola. was pee•
formed for the first time on Saturday night. The
Om is • close relool.ring of the fine old English
legend of Cinderella, with the amiss' of the'
glas. slipper. Instead of it, the port ha. properly
enough introduced the Priace Ramiro into the
plaice of Dort Magnifico, +occur ding to the emit-
manila of the Pal ice's father. that he shall choose
from among the 4)141 Visa's daughters, a wife. The
degradation of Cimbrella is accounted for by the
„id ems ee 11► r c••u-.gnence of his having !twist the
patoesony of this his datighter-ionla,v. The sisters.
of CORM.. are ace ies in ibis unnatund ewe-
sooty. Blot On Prince, who is ;oolitic in his
lore•.. eny romance render could wish, hos changed
dresses sod titles with his valet, its aid of mere
strictly oxarniottog tile disirositimis of the Indies. •
Being eepreleed end displeased with the ti nighty
bearing of the two INVOoIi tel. owl being moved
hty the meek foamier. and cruel treetinead of Cin-
derella, he fiord. u m,.leriou• passion fir the
howdy scullion take possession of Imo. The Dolt
and his daughters are invited. as the world has long
knower. to the Princes police, to complete his elec.
turn; marl the Komi old magician, etliduro, *lions
Cinderella had formerly eMe►ed with a breakfast
When her sisters had. rudely driven him f the
hone', 'Trips her oleo with a sntwrh sore. and she
*oars one in the-party of the Prince. Her arrival
it very opportune, as it saves the Prince from the
'Wellston of choosing one of the vixen daughters to
wife. The valet, ihnedird, is still iii its toaster's
dress, and menages to delay his choice by Sundry
wise oholVarOtions shout the prudence of delay. not-
eith,tioadeng the pressing etitreaties of IllugnOco,
and the importuipoe advances of the two froward
La4es. Cinderella refuses the princely offrrs of
the Valet, and declare. leer love for-h►a supposed
Syne,. to whom she gives one of her brace;ets as
a pledife—returns to her home beloue the rest
•f tke gamily—resumes her old garb. moil oceu-
raiisot, mil thus quells the vu,apicion they had
of her prestace at the Prince's party. There is no
time lost its alt opera. In • few monde, the Prince
is arms at the (Nat's. in his real character,
the brae. let on Cinderella', atm, raises her to his
throne, and at he► sidemen* 111 l . forgive. the wrongs
done to her. sod elevates her faintly. The whole
plot. from the Ireginumg to the comfits:um. under
the direction of fete and the magician Alidoro, he-
ing • imended as a means for uplifting depressed
virtue mod lintahling unsound pride. A prettier
story could two he selected for a comic more. It
is full of snort 1111 l s. the best calculated fur the de-
velop/Tarot of passion and feeling, few of which
Jaye hells wined to sufficient account by either
;met or cuinpmer. The poetry is neat, hut i. not
fa:Maher' in sufficient abundance with dorm- lyrical
oligreesitots from the plot, which give the chief
interest to the pieces of M ETAIITASIO. The
music is still less distinguished by those interest-
tog proroirsenees. end hollows with too much or.
verity the direct 1111$111eSS of the plot. Timis, which
is so excellence in other dramatic repreetatationa,
tr wfailare here. We care less ■bout the current
of the stream than the sweets which we are able to
gather • prow its margin. RORRIIII Ins. however.
compensated partly for this deficiency, by the cu-
rious and original expression which necoinpatoies
the music throughout; and though he has, with doe
coldiims of the common German school, sib.
abitued from soy prompt mud plaits expression.,
such us forces, ready rod unerritag sympathy, he
Ins graced it with those elahorete coitibianotions
which moke it ■ luxury of science, requiring
sleeper reflecticito to detect its whole value, and; of
coarse, insuring so mach greater a degree of to.
tercet. There can he no hesitation in saying, that
the opera wilt remain • standard performance until
a superior school of music than any existing shall
he formed. la was most admirably reprerented.
Itladsme BELLOC Her ingenuous isistitter end vocal
eareltence were exactly fitted to the description of
thegran le mind and degraded fondue of Cinderella,
and if the audience had known uothisig previously
of the plot. they must have guessed her condition
instantly, her geode aspiring" and future corneae
plenty, whets, on the curtain using, she begins to
blow the fire rod snug •• Um volta e' era lie ;" or,
014 the inn...notion has it. •• ()nee on a time there
King;"maw this being the commencement of an
old ballad, the story of which 'proved to be just
likelier own. A lIIIROGETTI &spilled the vulgar
mod interested ambition of the Don with the mug
happy effect. The pertness of one daughter was
well given by (4...ATT1, and the petulance
aoLslor other much better by Miss Moat. This
last Lady seldom► has bu►iness equal to her great
plower of executions. She shone in a bruveva mute-
oleo,. of a complicated and difficult character, to-
wards the Clol.fr 1.1 the piece, so much so as to pro.
duce is loud encure—which was prevented, however.
from Ire hogs of humanity, as it is no job to repeat
a browero in the Opera-house. A new singer,
Sireor Tweet, made his appearance in the pert of
the Prince. T. judge him by his ti-at priferm-
mice oould du him uo good. as his voice seemed to
he thus and breathy. like that of a very youtig
agel, and his acti constrained and awkward.—
The greeter part of these defects may be fairly et•
trilouteel to the tremor natural to ■n appearaino
lame a foreign. Hot to say inertly a strange audi-
ence. His lietorrs treated him with trecousitig
ne►usity, and sue of Isis smogs *es repeated in ohm
dience to • loud encore of encouragement. It is
scercriy .pusiible to discuss all the points of a new
piece at once ; we chill therefore return to the sub-
ject Oil kosuext representation.

111 Z COBURG.

The melo-drama of the Horatii and the Curtail,
*a. repeated en Saturday evening. at this theatre,
stid *routed crowds to witness its representation.
It is certaioly one of the most splendid spectacles
that has for a long time been esliihitetl, hut the
Niece poseesees a far higher charm in the affecting
' 11,14.1,10 Of its story. The, scenery is uncommonly
'wilful.. and the designs are throughout correct
odd classical. In oue instance. however. there is s
11"ing iscoltgruity, which ought to be removed.
„ elle& to tint scene where the Alban Chiefs sit iu
Council. sod Decks reproves his brother for liesi.
Liston to defend his country. The smog berg is
/somas tent. distinguished by
s•PA4.O.. which. by the way. we wit ee*Orlio 'Vas
ties adapted so tbitersioge of Italie outs' sties the se-
of the Toryism. Mr. 8901104 HMI •

time was. the performance of in acerattolisitril
SlClirt. Ili. address to the populace, clsmou►tng
for peace, was dieoe and dignified ;- bat, rim-
siderisig that his object is to inflame the people
to war, his manner might possibly have bordered
too clowly on tameness. Beery &tilt. howeve►,
was redeemed by Ms performance in the thirty wet.
Ills sorrow when he first hears of his son's flight,
was such us became a Roman tither, end his extol-
tat when the King iternrms hint of his son's
tnuen!.ll and his country's glory. breathed the spirit
of a Itltimei *string'. Mr. T. P. COOILIeII Pablios.
and Mr. H. KittiSi.es fledges. were performances
of distingtoi.hrd merit. Uer•iws' address to ho-
no►iv might, however. be very advtionagensisly
curtailed. lu its present form it is bombastic rod
untiattaral.

When the curtain fell there was a loud cry for
Mr. Boom, which continued rioting the entire per.
romance of the very pretty hallo of Lure its the
Virtoge. and until the rising of the curtain for the
farce of The Lore.? Strait:gent, or Of Age To-
marrow. 31r. IIUUTH. .It.wever. tlhl nut appear.
hut the clitnottr at Irtsgth .tobsttletl on Nir. T.
COOILICS stpirraring and ersaltneg 1111.ettelli.e fur Alf.
BOOTH'S absence. The farce was Illell perlllitetd
to pr..ceetl. Nlr. COOKE and Mew WATSON el •-
tiogot.lord illent.eiver in the characters of Burou
Frederick sod Loriso.

THE
BIRMINGHAM THEATIIII BURNED.

Several letters have heel' received its town, an-
nouncing the destruction of the shove Theatre by
fire. The following is au extract from u letter from
our CofreSpusidrill

BIRMINGHAM, JANUARY 7.

" Last night between the horns or twelve and
Our. the Theatre of this place was discovered to be
on fire; front the first it was (siphons that sirs excl.-
. firuss cool.' save it. About two o'clock .the whole
of the roof and some of the wall fell in ; from this
; time the anteroom of the firemen was reclusively
directed to the odjoisring premises. From Ilse rods-
•: *urinal suture of their Coll.tftletiell, fortunately
these have sustained but little tu•ju►y. Thin ploy of
Pizarro was trerformed last night, and it is etwiee.
lured OW the wadding fr the pistol fired at
Milo, when crosalog the bridge, was the cause of
the fire. Th,t• is 111, second time thet'l toter wit-
uessed the destruction of ilia Clinic by fire."
Not an article of any description was saved. M►.
Bunn (who married Nina* Somerville, the actres►),
was the massager, and, we 10-her...the proprietor.
The therit,e Wl* insured in the Sun Office for
7,000/. and tile furniture in the Norwich Union for
g,OOO/. The last theatre was burnt down by an
s incendiary in August, 1701.
It 18 a curious 4:olllCldrioee. dna Pizarro was also
the play performed oil the night when Covert,.
; garden theatre was burnt down ; and it wss then
I conjectured that the wadding fruits the guns which
I ore fired at /tofu. had caused the conflagration.

The Panne REGENT came from Brielston to
Carlton 11.,9,e on Tiiiirsdsy. in In. trorelling ca►.
nage. in the short time of four !Mina and tiftten
minutes.

Lsvt week J. Nl,ismtLy, Esq. M.P. gave 100/.
to 1w distributed in curls to the poor of the borough
of Abingdon.
On Wednesday the trustees dieribured the cha-
rity of Mrs. I.olt-if:e, when five hundred and
thirty-eight pour ',ermine of Cnittrbuty and its
vicinity, received ten shillings each.
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Verietione in ,he Thermometer for the lest
week—Baton-.lnert :

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Morning. Noon.
Sunday, 21 Jan 211 deg. Thu, slight rain .... 37 deg.
Monday, 3I
Tuesday, 4th 2S
Wednesday. sth 16 Hoar frost.
Thursday, 6th
Friday, 7l h 33 Thaw, froze at l 2 seek. 3t
Saturday, dth 25
The Rev. 1' B. Cur.'s. Rector of Warburton,
Su►sex, was, on Fiiihry lasi. elected Master of the
Gisnotiar School, Mairboolie, vacant by the re►ig-
nation of the Rev. C. M. Artsaust. who is MIN
pointed one ul the Minor Canons of Rochester Caw
diethyl.

HAZARD AND Co.'s continued Success I—HA-
Z4ttD mod Co. sold the first-drawn PriZr of 20.0004
ow the first tiny, soil souther brit-drawn Prise of 40,0001. us,
ths wood day of tor Lottery just ended, suakiiii Too
Priors of 40.11001. .4.1.1 by iielltl in the very last Luttery....
Next lirediterflag Tao more Twenty Theassasts meat fie
drawn. The wheel coulailts Four Prunes of 20,000/. Mossy
suit Consuls, Ate. Ice. HAZARD soil Cu.'s Offices, Royal
Eickaoge•gate, 4A, Curuhill, sod 324, th,ford.otreet, CRISP
a Swallow-street.

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On Wednesday last, as some workmen were fell-
ing timber in a wood called Cold-fall. situated to
the east of Finchley Common. they discovered", un-
der the stump of an old oak, within four feet of the
surface of the ground. two large wooden chests.
much decayed, in which were deposited several tin
boxer, contaiiiiiig pistols. Bodo. remnants of wear-
ing apparel, a quantity of brass halloo's, and a few
silver coins of Giciatiir the Second. It is supposed
that they t have been reposed there fur safety,
ineny years bock. by some highwaymen, a class of
desperadoes who about niurty years ago greatly
infested that particular *pot.
A felicitous change of fortune has hypenal to
ELtzaszvrt, the wife of ROUT. Part, tile-molter.
of Newark. and -- 11ci Lulus, of Graathain, a widow
ti distressed circonisionces. .%'e are credibly in-
formed that Mr. CAPARII, Solicitor, of Newark, be-
hug employed to inquire into the claim, of a younger
brooch of the family than could succeed to a share
.or the property-of a eibtmit mud almost unknown
relative who died infertile (leavilig about 10.0001.
for legal distribution), he moralism:redly discovered
the above two 'sieves, whose claims were evident,
but required sub.tantiating. These parties de-
clined hazarding any expense to itivestigote and
ltfette llteit right ; suds lius circunistanced, Mr.
C•PARIII mud bis profesuional agent in 10.111 gene-
✓ously determined to embark unconditionally. end
of their ova risk. iu Ors:sum of throe poor sew
um; sod alter various elaborate examinations Of
PelliNeri sod persona to different ports of the kin"
the lumpy result that leeiwpen 34901. sad
APIA rs IMMO' wibar Sauk of Fogleusi, W. 4
equally divided lietweru, these fortuoate sistre,

• -siTROCIOUV PIEJCI'.
The follo;littiti: isso (mink' •f • letter, doted
Purt-mil.Prinee. Nue. to, 11919:•14
A freesit and mast Sestina eel of 1""e7
hren ronsinitted nn this tweet. nib limiest the twit
ept•se, Cape, 4 listening, from.l.nrerpool. From
the information afforded .me by Mr. Lloyd. who
was nit hoard at the time, mild had the charge or the,
cargo. I send you the Cillowinc narrative
Os Tisearlay morning, the 19th of Orbital list. sre nlsy
served a sloop mod schooner at miselsor •nder the N.W pilot
of the Isle of Tortugas. We were at thesis.. mrarly a heron
of Rhein, sod shout Patellae miles from land. The sehoosire
irmasediaiels gut under weigh, and after making • few tacks
round the •Itouo, gave chow, and came op with via at half.
past one pat and immediately 6 rrit two eons, when Capt.
Anderson thought it prudent to bravo tn. Thiry show board.
rd as with a crew of armed aims, comsommoded by ass olieev
in cavalry waiforms, and demanded oar papers, whirls were
sent by two of oar men un board the schooner. where they
were detained, and the twig ordered on • wind, fur the
purpose of earning her alongside the sloop, which was by
this time air oi 25 miles so windward, and still in she
iitu-
atous while first seem; hat as the men who had take. pos-
session of us were incapable of navigating the vessel, we
were, at dusk, farther to leeward than when Ant placed no
a wind. Tali. eircansidance, added to • brig sail a schooner
braving in might. induced the pirate to alter his plan, and
to determine on plundering tire forgo. About Intl-pot
six o'clock the ssfficcr, • German; who said he had forighe
at Waterloo, was called •way, and a number of admired
men was sent sus hoard—a cut.throm are; who commanolrd
look the Nepiunt's bow, to he placed •longside irnittedl.
lately ; and about seven o'clock Ow carpenter oat desired to
open the fore hatch, awl the sailors to convey franks on
hoard lb. seloomer us fast as possible. This work was con-
tinued wool half-past three o'clock the fullowiag morons*
when our men wrre srut hack, and all of us allowed to pro.
reed on our voyage, she pirate having taken as tonsil as his
vessel world carry, and even rrtarord the last Ituar.load,
continuing of Ave packages. I do nut yet know the extent of
our boss; but from the .amber of trips the hosts mode. I
eiiarlmile it commit be law than 150 packages, and I mesh
fear that most of them are of the best kind of goods.
" ' From what the ',Ricer said who Impard.d as, wed what
the two men heard on !maid the schooner, I have asia droll
of her having been hoed oat at Aux Cayes. Mae Is row.
mended by • mulatto, who hill under his orders 33
mew, of all colours ; 10 sir It of &Ikea arc white, and &poemr
tio he part of those foreign soldiers who none out with
Al`Gregur. A roiling was lift on board the Neptune, with
G. R. upon it. The sloop wee is company I Anil has beds
since taken by • regular Barnes Ayres privateer, and proves
to be the Delight, of Philadelphia. Niue of her crew were
found on board, and moat probably they were all inordered,
a fate we were baud! expecting, as one of our finest men,
Juba Foster, had his wrist nearly cut ihrough ; sad there is
nut ■ man tos brand, except asyselfOrrho dorm mot carry on
his body the marks of severe cutlass blows. The pirate
chased rider the Busaus Ayres Sae.'
I' I loose loroprdest .• copy of this leiter to Rear.
Admiral Sir Hoilie Popham. sod hope it unity to.
duce him to semi us armed vessel its search of the
buccaneers."

On Sita,day the di.itnitehea were dosed at the
East India and delivefrd to the Purser, of
the folinnring ships, viz
Asia, Captain T. F. Balderston; Antall, Captain F. Cr,..,
well; and Castle Vastly, Captain H. A. Drainnanad--fer
Bengal and China.
Parvie Ker. per Cettile_

Fur Bretgal--Captain and Mrs. WlllerS, MrII. Halt., Mr.
Sailorlanai, Messrs. Oldieid, Maiming, Cary, Campbell,
Lend..., Hay, Ttionisou, Hay, and Cooke, Cadets.
Per dwell—
Fur Bengal—Meurs. Skew awl Osnisey, writers; Lieut.
Colonels Cabled', C.B. and Krble; Captain Eldridge, Mr.
Aristaut Surgeon Jacob and Lady, Mi.a Henrietta
Messrs. Wilton, Angelo, Wedgwood, Mackintosh, Davies,
Wade, Douglas, and Clark..., Cadets.
l'r r sits
Fur Betaigel--.Mesers. Davidson. Cartwright, Ostedost.
David..., and Beghle, writer.; Major Oarlike.. Lady, and
eh{ld; Captain Hay and Lady, Lieut. Trist ■ud Lady,
Mrs.'s. Peg., Forster, Browne, and Pbibbs, Cadets.

R.port says, Minna Sir EDWARD Bu !Age,
M. I'. it to he Port Admiral at Plymosith, upon the
expiration of Lord EXUOUTH's command iu the en-
suing spring.—(/;refer Paper.l
A new yacht. to be esllrd ttle Royal I horloile,
is ordrred to Ire built in Woo Duck-said.
In the ....vise of the list six months have died.
five Admirals, seven l'o,t CaPhan', five Comman-
ded, sweaty...ma Lecutenants, deices. United, four
Surgeons. ten A.sistasit.Sorgeons, sixteen Po
'Flute have kern promoted during that period to
Cie above ranks—twenty-five Admirals. fourteen
Post Captains, nineteen Commanders. thirty-one
Lieutenants (tto hater). three Surgeons, out As-
sistasit-Surgeou. our Purser.
Letters received front Jatnsiet. rate, and since
the arrival of the Wusp, Caistaiii T. W. CARTER,
on the station, she had lust by the climate the
second Litutenant, the Master, one Midshipman,
the (molar. Clerk, a rerjeent, corporal, four ins.
nines, and fourteen seamen. Mr. Joust PINHORN.
the Clerk, war son of the late Mr. JAMES Pi
or Portsea.
Rear-Atltniral the Hon. Sir HENRY BLACIWOOD,
Bart. awl K.C.B. sailed fur the East ludtrs, ou
Thursday 110011, in the Leander. 68, Captain
CRARI.II4 itiCKARDION, C.E. so relieve Rear. Ad.
roust Sir RICHARD KIND, *ha will return house
kr the Minden.
The Vigo, 74. C4ptaia T. Bsoww, for the Si,.
Helena Pianos. ; the Phaeton frigate, Capt. W. A.
MoNTAGIO, C.B. fur the North American stotiou;
the Pella.. Lieut. Mt'KAM, and chillier (gust.
brigs), Lieut. W. M•wetts. fur Nevifoundlattd, are
the only skips now under orders and preyed.% for
any of the foreign stations. These ships an Ottiog
out at Portsmouth.
The Eurydice has bete paid off' et Deptford.

The Liffey, 46, Captain Honourable HEN IV
DUNCAN, came into Portsmouth Huebner on Wee..
aesiii.y, to be dock&.—The Aeries, 46. Captain
Sir JAMES ALEX. Gateau. K.C,13. is thiiiig los
Channel service, and placed ander the oedipus of
Admiral Sir Gornto; CaiarsaLL, K.C.B.
The DeCO4l/414. Of 74 guns, bar tussletgottem
complete repair at Woolwich, tea coosequmace of Ma
dry rot. and is now 6i [weenier.
The Ltrele frigate, Caption BA ILI YOLOXIBM.
is refitting at Woolwich fee forrsigissessiee. Tha
Aurora frigate has undergoes a a thorough music
at Woolwich, awl is stow uwerty ready fist savvier.
On Thursday utortiing the Iliad. IC Sii Cale..
Bu RD. o„,ioned eff Weyesolish, cipterear.• a
smuggling lugger sod ler ilono. Wage maimed lift
hew of, spirit*, sad *eves. writs •
Ou Tuesday seltistight, thin Lady SANallrooloO.
NcMcast le, fruits . &Antidote faith timber, struck
heavily on 'fyuepsouth **r high sea. knocked
hytt 61111thiss .4vol vat avow th uva*,,tiv: Hari
Wu& "'lwo Ole . kw?. • tiiimsizir
eminwcwaski,y,sho.
Pres lieis, .1041 $4l 114, s. tout osiothell.