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London, England, 1823-03-17

M EItCA NTI LE SHIPPING.

. .
DEAL, MAUCH 16.—Wind N.E.-"Came down from the
River last night the Madras, Clark, for Madras anti Bengal ;
Cambridge, Illason, for Jamaica ; New Bragenza, CornebY,
for Gibraltar ; Orb, Young, ditto ; London, Smith, Nantz ;
and Henry, for Halifax : the whole of the above sailed last
night except the Madras, which ship waited for her passenger*,
and eailed ahem three this afternoon. Arrived and remains is
the Downs the Diana, Higgins, from Havaunah.
HALF...VAST Six, P.Al.—it is now a atifD, and tho Madras
is in sight off the South Foreland.
Mango 15.—Wind, N.E.—Citme down from , the River last
night the Mellish, Cole, for Madras and' Calcutta; General
Fouscott, Madras; Patience, Rind, Cape of Good Hopp; New
Albion, Powell, for Malta, and proceeded with the outward-
bound us before. Arrived and Nailed for the River the Lovely
Maria, from Havanna:. Passed through the Downs to the
Westward a fleet of outward-bound vessels from Ramsgate
harbour.
Pay MOUTH' MAROII 12.--. Sailed his Majesty ship Jupiter
with Lord Andierat and snite, for Indie ; Charles, Fisher, for
St. Thomas's; iVallarn and Henry, Partridge, Grenada ; and
Atlas, Mayne, China.
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rolvrnmpuTH, MARCH 16...—Arrived the Shakespeai, Ro-
binson, from the South Seas; General Palmer, trout the Downs.
Sailed the packet, Itarker,B•om Boston.
.11utert lii.—Wind N.B.—Sailed the Kelso, fox Charente ;
Caldecot Castle, for Philadelphia ; Renutilin and Brilliant,
for Naples ; Scaleby Castle, for China ; Neptune., Leghorn;
Mary, Sierra Leone; and Ann, for Nevis anti St. Kitts. •
Fat. stow*. it, lifaa'c 15, Wind N. to E.—Sailed the
MIN Percy, Friends, and Echo, for Jamaica t Vittoria, for
Trinidad; firitannia, for St. Kitt's ; Usk, Barbadoes; Bro-
thers, 'Rio Janeiro; Elizabeth Jane, Sierra Leone .
Newfoundland ; Thetis, Malta,: Active, Unity, and Porti-
tude, for Lisbon. Arrived off the port the Amity,: lilurray,
from the South Seaa—left St. Helena tat January. l'asstd
the port the Elizabeth and Barbadoem Planter •
Cowza, Maucit 16.—Wind N.E.--Arrived the Oporo
packet, Charlston, from Pernambuco in 40 days ; Euphrates,
Illeade from London for Calcutta; and Ann, Longridge, front
London, for troops. •
The Elizabeth, Fisher, bound.to Liverpool, ran on shore in
Waterford River on Thursday night, :u fell over on her
beam ends.
London, England, 1823-03-17

UNIVERSITY INTELITGENCE.

Oxronn, Mancu 13.--Thursday last the following De-
grees were conferred :
illasrEns or Ani.e.—Rev. Thomas Whitehead Cockell,
Wadham College; Rev. Thomas Penruadocke Illicholl,‘Mer-
toocollege; aloes Hoiford Bounquet, Banjul College ;
Rev. Henry Street, Balliol College.
BAC 11 la: LOR OF Ait T B. Anhur Rowland ion, 11 rasenose
College.
Etc tr.s LAS TICA L PRY. 1' T: 11 IttX NT IL—The Rev. l. N. Pear.
son, .1.).D. one of his .Majesty's Domestic Chaplains to the
Deanery of Sarum, void by the death of the Rev. C. Talbotpatron, the Kink—The Rev. W. M. Pierce D.A. of St.
John's College, Cambridge, to the Vicarages of Burwell and
Oolceby, Lincolnshire ; patron, M. 11. Lister, Esq. of Burwell
Park, Lincolnshire.--The 11ev. F. 11. Spragg, M.A. to the
Vic.srage of Combe St. Nicholas, Somerset. —The Rev. W.
Owen, to the Rectory of ltyme Intrinsicat Dorset ; atron,
the Lord Chancellor.--On Saturday last the Rev. Thomas.'
Jackson Calvert, ,B. 1). wave installed as Warden of. the Col-
legiate Church of 'Christ, in .Manchester, with the usual cere-
monies.

.14iTeth Vgrieties of Apples and Pears.—ln the Ac
count of the Horticultural Tour, made by a deputation of the Ca.
ledonian Horticultural SocietY, it is stated that Professor Van
Mona, of Brussels, has a very extensive,collection of seedling
fruit trees, and has produced-several new anti exquisite pears
and apples ; he made the following important communication
as the result of. his individual experience That by sow.
ing the seeds of new varieties of fruits, we may expect, with
much greater probability, to, obtain other new kinds of good
quality, than by employing the seed's even of the hest old
established sorts: Ile likewise gave it as his opinion that if the
kernels of uhf varietitalvere,to be sown, it would be better to
employ those front other countries, similar in climate ; to sow,
for example; the seeds of English and American apples in
itrabant, or those of the North of Gernutty in Scotland, and
sure versq.'7--We may add that we have seen Some excellent
new sorts'of apples raised from sowing the seeds of Anierican
apples in England.
London, England, 1823-03-17

DIED.

On the 13th inst., in Manchester-street, Mrs. Bazett,
aged 03.
On Thursday, the 13th wt., Sarah Leman Cooper, relict of
the Rev. Samuel Lovick Cooper, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
On the 13th Inst., at his house, Pleasant-place, Lambeth,
lts, Thomas Barkworth, aged 64, upwards of 30 years assist..
ant at Apothecarime
On Saturday last, at his house at Hackney, JohnAira, Esq.,
in the 76th year of his age.
London, England, 1823-03-17

THE ARMY.

, • .
Duncrx MARCHI 3.—The 40th Regiment,
9
stationed at Athlonb, received a sudden order on Thursday so
proceed to England. The first division proceeds en Wednettlay
to embark at Dublin for Liverpool.

Commissions signed lay the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Radnor.
The Reverend Walter Wilkins to he Deputy• Lieutenant
John Hugh Powell, l!lsq. to be ditto.
Royal Radnorshire Militia.
The Honourable IL'dward-Lord Ifirley to be Major:C.om,
intolant, vice the Right Hon. the Larl of . Oxford and Earl
Mortimer, resigned ; jarnes Barnes, Esq. .to be Captain, vice
John. Meredith, reigned.
Commissions in, the Western Regiment of Northorobe.riana
Local Militia, .signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Northumberlosnd.
'William Beaumont,' Esq., to be Captain, vice Taylor Win-
ship, deceased. •
London, England, 1823-03-17

BIRTHS.

On the 16th inst., in Somerset-place, the Lady of Waller
Clifton, Esq. of a son.
On the 14th, inst., in Lombard-street, the Lady of James
Esdaile Hanunet, Esq., of a son. •
On the 7th instant, at Carlton Halt, the Lady of the Rev.
Palmer, of a dalt 7llter.
.. •
London, England, 1823-03-17

THE ROYAL NAVY.

Potyrsmouff, MAUCH 15.--Ott Tuesday urgers
were received here to fit the three guatd.ahips at this part, viz.
the Queen Charlotte, genii Hies, and Albion,, .and put, them
into a state of full peace establishment, the same ax tiaiy
were in the year 1817. The number of men in the Queen
Charkitte will thereby he increased from 180 to 300,•with
three additional Lieutenants; and of the •two other Ships,
from 135 to 300, with two additional Lieutenants to each.
This order is regarded as having one-. of two objects in yiew—
either the exercise of the guard,thips during the ensuing
sunnner on a cruise, or as preparatory to their more efficient
eluipment as a squadron of observation, should the pre-
sent menaced invasion of Spain by France terminate in war be-
t Ween those countries. No orders of a correspondent import, or
haVing a more warlike aspect (if these can be so denominated),
have been yet received by any of the other official departments
here. The same orders have been issued to the Reard-ships
at the oilier ports, which constitute, together a force Of ten sad
of the line. The follociing are their' hafts and stations
At PorSamouth—Qiteen Charlotte, 108, Admiral 4ir James
B
Ilawkins Whitshed,lC.C..,.4)ept. Baker Bay ; Randlies,.74,
Captain Edward Brace, Cll. ; Albion, 74, Sir Win. 'lotto,
Bart. X.C. B. •

At Iltmouth—Britannia, 120, Admiral lion. Sir Alexander
Cochrane, (I.C, 1.. Captain Skeene; Whidsor.Ca:itle, 74, Capt.
Charles Dashwood; Superb, 74, Captain Adam APE:ensit •
Bulwark, 74, Capt. Thommi Duntlas. •
At Clatilialn—Prince- Regent (to he launched on the Pith of
April), Vice. Admiral Sir B. Hallowell, Capt. Webley Parry.l
At Sheerness—Genoa, 74, Sir Thomas Livingstone; Bart.;
and Northumberland, 74, Capt. T. J. Maling.
The Jupiter, 60 guns, Capt.. Gorge A. Westphal, with Lord
Amherst and suite on board, sailed frotn tilytuouth.On Thurs-
day last for the, East Indies. •

A new cutter, built at the Dockyard at this pen, tinder the
superintendence of Capt. Hayes, R.N. and maned die Arrow,
was Launched yesterday.
The following Officers have been appointed to the Guard.
ships at this port;
Lieutenants J. 11. Woheley, E. A. Atkinson, and William
Dickson s(b) to the Queen Charlotte; Lieutenants James
API/ow:di and award Plaggenborg, to the Albion Lieu.
tenants P. D. Bingham, and Chas. Smith to the /Undies.—
The following to the ships at Plymouth :. Lieutenants R.
Tucker, Charles Bentharm, and Cieorge Hare, to the Britao.
nia ; Lieutenants N. Chapman, and Mu. Dovetail, to the
Bulwark ; Lieutenants H. P. Jones:, and L. A. Robinson, to
the Superb; Lieutenants George Westecaube, and Edward
Pitts, to the Windsor Castle.
Ships at Spithead.—Seringapatamt,and Cameleon. in Bar.
bour.Queen Charlotte, Ramiliee, Albion, Active, Briton,Trinculo, Parthian., Redwing, Pater, and Clinker.
PLYIIOIITas, MARCH U.—Yesterday the four guardships
lying here received orders to fit agreeably to the orders issued
to them in January 1817, and to enter men to the numb:r they
were then ; the Britannia to have an increase of 217, the cthe:s
16h men each. •
London, England, 1823-03-17

PRICE o:

TIM DAY AT
Bank Stock — shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 pereent. Cons. 731 i
34 per Cent. shut
4 per Cent. 1 (Jul shut
New ' 93,1,11
5 • Cents. 1797

?er Cen_
junk bong Ann. ...... „shut
cup. 3 per Cents.

PRICE 07 FOREIGN STOCKS ix LONDON. MARci:l7.

AT ON1: O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. 76g.
Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Centi. (Metallic) 00.
• • Ditto New 71.
Five ter Centßonds,
Nespcilibtif • 00.
Scrip, 00.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Five per Cent. Bonds, U.
Spanl~tiNew Ditto, 261.
Scrip, 39i disc.
Five per Cent, Bonds, 81.
Pr us 1a n Ditto *New, 70.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 79.3/4
Chill • 67..
Colombian Six per Cent. Roods, 49
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
Bank Shares .£2l ss.
Six per. Cent. 90 —9B.
American Five per Cent. 95i-97.
Three per Cent. 70.
„PRICE OF HUSH STOCK, Mown 13.

Trench

Bank Stock 240
Gov. Deb. 3a per cent B3
Stock, 'di per ct B6
Gov.' Deb. 4 per cent.
Goy. Deb. I) per cent. --
-Stock, 4 per cent.... 03,3,}
*Treasury Bills, 5 per cent.
City Debentures, 5 per
cent
Lying in liospitul 4 per et —
Exchange on. Londi

Grand Canal 14=44 p.et.
—Ditto 6 per cent.... 61i
---..Ditu3Stock
Royal Canal Stock
I,l7tde.street Cert. 6 per rt —*
Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec.— —
Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct
Do. 6 per cent —
Ballast Office Govt. See
5 pier cent.
an, March 12, at.

HIGH VorATElt AT LONDO
Alnrning, 47 minute: after 6.

BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
gvening, Ili minute% ifter 6.

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SUN.

SOLUM.QUIS DicEnr. F-11,5C.11 .4UDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 17, 18'23.

The contents of the French and Spanish Papers
increase daily in importance, as the moment ap-
proaches for the actual commencement of war.—
The intelligence from Madrid is to the 6th inst.
at which time it is alleged that the intention of
removing the Government 'tt) Badajos was re-
linquished, in preference to Seville, for which
City the 1( ix() nas to depart on the 10th or
11th, and the Cortes were to follow on the 15th.
The cause of this change of destination is said
to be the commencement of insurrection in
Portugal, which had of course rendered Ba.
dajos less secure as the seat of the Spanish
Government. It is impossible-not to admire the
temper and coolness with which the Spanish
Cortes discussed the critical circumstances of
the Government in the interesting Sittings of the
Rd and 3d instant. There is not in any of the
speeches a single passage that is not directly
applicable to the subject under considera-
tion, or that is otherwise than characteristic
of the proverbial gravity and deliberative wis-
dom of the Spanish nation. Even the proposition
for declaring the physical incapacity of the KING,
was received and got rid of without exciting in
the Cortes any thing of that " lively sensation "
which is so frequently produced, on the most
unimportant occasions, in the Legislative Cham-
bers of their French neighbours. We should ex.
pect that a similar proposition to the Chamber
London, England, 1823-03-17

MARRIED.

On Thursday.se'nnight, C. Gi •Edlman, Esq. of the Royal
Scats (treys, to Harriet, second daughter of the late Mr. Ed..
ward Millward, of Birmingham.
On Saturday list; et St. Nicholas's Chapel, Whitehaven,
Lieut. W. H. Quiff, of-the King's Own Regiment of Stafford
Militia, to Miss Hamilton and at the same time and place,
Mr. James Gailifr, R.N. to Aliss Jane Hamilton.
On the Ist instant, at Liverpool; John Rages, ESq• of De-
merftra, to -Helen, fourth daughter of the late Rev. Charles.
ffargravc, Rector of Eyam, Derbyshire.
London, England, 1823-03-17

COMMERCE or MEXICO.

The extent anti value of the commerce of '
Mexico are not perhaps fully appreciated by us. Hitherto ex-
clusively carried on by the Spaniards, who carefully guarded the
access of foreigners to the main source of their colonial wealth,
the nature and importance of the trade of Vera Cruz have not
been deemed of immediate interest, and consequently have
been little inquired into. The following statement, partly
given by Humboldt, and partly furnished by an article on the
subject in one of the late French rapers, exhibits the gross
amount in clrtain years, of the imports and exports of Mexico,
and the principal, articles of trade which will soon be thrown
open to all 'nations, and from which we must derive more or leas
' benefit. InlBo2, the total value of imports and exports of Mexico,
.was 60,445,955 dollars. This was during the internal of peace
between France and England; but in the next year, 1803, the
amount was reduced nearly one-half, being but 34,349,634
dollars, owing to the war which broke out again in Europe.
In 1809, however, while that war was still prosecuted,
and under all the disadvantages consequent to it, the
commerce of Vera Cruz hail recovered, and the imports
of that year amounted to 21,058,518, and the exports
to 28,604,244. Of the imports. 10,252,698 were of the
growth or produce of Spain, brandy. being the principal article.
—Of the 'products or fabrics of other countries, being chiefly
linens and cotton goods, the value was 6,914;607, England tar-
nishing 321,212 pieces valued at 1,943,473 dol. Of the exports
16,311,341; were in saver, and 4,536 only in gold. The whole
coinage of Mexico during the year, amounted to' 26,172,982 ,
dole. Of the other articles of exportation cochineal was the prin.
emit the remainder consisted of cocoa, cotton, sugar, cotter
and wool, each in small quantities. Nearly seven millions-of the
exports were to the'other Spanish Colonies, the residue to the
. mother country. The whole amount of the value of silver and gold
coined in Mexico from 1690, when the mint was established, to
' 1809, including the coinage of the' last year, 1,523,005,095
dollars, about one-third more than the National Debt of Eng.` land, which has 'been accumulating only during the. same
. period.--(N. Y. American.)

The number of passengers from Dover to Ca-
lais, and from Calais to Dover, WAS ,in ordinary
times pretty equal. For some past it has been
observed, that those coming to France was con-
siderably less. " Between the 3d and the 9th inst.
five packet boats arrived at Calais, with 191 pas-
sengers ; and seven sailed for England, with 390
passengers.—(Constitutionnal, March 13.)
London, England, 1823-01-25

~U~

NUMBER 9492.

VICTUALLING-OF!, ICg, January 23. I 523.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL
LING His MAJESTY'S NA rY, do.hereby girr.
Notice, that on Friday, theBlst of January instant,they will
be ready to receive Tenderf in wri!ing (sealed up), and treat
for

Four Hundred Pipes of SPANISH RED WINE, to be des
livered Into Ma AlajestPig Victua!Hub,. Stores at Dept-
ford, One-half thereof in 'the course of Three Months,
417 and the remainder in ' o Months afterwards":
One Hundred Thousand. allons of WEST INDIA RUM;

Fifty Tons of NEW BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS;
Fifty Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR;
Five Tons of NEW EAST INDIA RICE ;
nirty Tons of BRITISH PLANTATICN COCOA ;
Fifty Bags:of NEW KENTISH HOPS; to be delivered
into the Stores at Deptford, in the space of One Mona;
dhd-Two Modred Quarters of NEW PALE, and One
ifundred Quarters of NEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER
MALT; to be also delivered into the said Stores, One-
' half in
,llse space of afortnight, amt the other „Half in
• a Forfright afterwards.
The Raisins, Sugar, Cocoa, Hops, and Malt, to be an-
swerable to samples to be produced with the Tenders.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.
`: Each Tender must sp. ecify the Price in It at length,
and be delivered before One o'Cloch on the day appointed
and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf, must attend to answer when caller! for.
M. WALLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1823-01-25

BAHIA.

The following is a more detailed account of
the engagement between the Portuguese and
Brazilian troops at thiS place on the 7th of No•.
vember

" RAMA, Nov. 13.—The expedition from Lisbon, con.
'gating of 1,200 men, arrived here on the flth of October. On
the night of the 7th of November, General Madeira ordered
between 2.000 and 3,000 men to march against the Brazilians.
On the following morning, about five o clock, an attack was
made, and until nine o'clock the fighting was seen from the
town. The advanced posts of the Brazilians at first retired
in good order, leaving a few pieces of artillery behind them.
But on arriving at the main body, intrenched on a hill coin.
mended by some artillery, they made such a vigorous stand,
that the Portuguese were repulsed in three successive attacks,
y
with considerable loss. The Brazilians having now brought
up some aditional pieces of artillery, obliged the enem to fly
into the town with such precipitation, that they left behind
them the field pieces which they had- taken in ihe morning,
besides two of their own. The Brazilians had since advanced
nearer the town. Their lbrce is said to have amounted during
the engagement to 6,000 men, but fresh reinforcements were
arriving daily. The Brazilian General Labatour was said to
have been with them about ten days. The Brazilians fought
with a degree of bravery aniounting to 'desperation. It was re.
ported that about 200 wounded Portug, nese had 'been "brought
into Bahia, and that the .numbtr of killed and prisoners was
not less." - • '
London, England, 1823-09-19

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.

STOCKHOLM, AUG. 22.—One of our Journals
contains the following article :—The opinion of
the Committee of Concession ou the Custom-
house Duties was discussed in the Chamber of
Peers on the 14th (August), but they came to
no conclusion which contained a tariff of duties.
The first article, in the opinion, was particularly
the subject of debates, in which several speakers
took part. It contained the proposition for abo-
lishing the principle actually in operation rela-
tive, to the importation of goods, and for admit-
ting an opposite system. This principle is, that
the importation of all foreign goods is prohibit-
ed, with the exception of those which are permit-
ted by particular regulations." The system pro-
posed by the Committee is, that the importation of
all foreign goods is permitted, on payment of cer-
tain duties, with the exception of those which his
Majesty shall think fit to prohibit by special de-
crees. The first of these principles, which had
been adopted to protect and encourage industry
in the interior of the kingdom, is rejected by the
Committee, for the following reasons : every one
has a natural right to purchase where and of
whom he pleases common necessaries ; smug-
gling, which destroys the morality of the nation,
cannot be prevented. The Committee recommend,
in consequence, an opposite system; smuggling
cannot take place when importation is permitted
on the payment of duties, and a high duty will
be a sufficient and more efficacious means to pre-
vent smuggling in the nation, and it will tend to
augment the revenues of the State. Finally, de-
ceiving the Customs, though it is 1 crime, is not
sufficit nt to demoralize a nation.
London, England, 1823-09-19

CADIZ, A up. 5.

On the 3tl, the Cortes observed that they had received a re-
port from the Minister for the Haute Department, stating that
Government, by virtue of the powers conferred on it by article
2 of the Decree of last July, had ordered, that Don Bias Os.
tolozo, Don -Nicolas Santiago Rotaltle, Don Domingo de la
Vega, Don Felix Mcjia, Don Benito Morales, Don Leonardo
Perez, Don Jose Espinola, Don Ramon Ceruti, I)on Roman
Sanchez, and Don Bonifacio Casteli be arrested and transport.
ed to the Canary Islands, and that Don Jose 31oreno.Guerra
and Don Jule de Arecochea be also arrested, wherever they may
be found, and transported to said islands.

CADIZ, Auo. 21.
(GOVERNMENT-MINISTRY OF FINANCES.)
In the last correspondence from London, his Majesty's o°'
vernment received an authenticated copy, in due form, of the
agreement which its Commissioners at that Court terminated
and formally signed, 6n the 10th of July last, with slessrs.
John William Lubbock, Bart., and Co., and Messrs. James
Campbell and Co. of London, for the punctual and religious
discharge of the several hills of exchange drawn by the national
Treasury, on Messrs. Barnales and. Nephews, and not accepted
nor paid by the latter, and for that of' the chins of some of hrs
Britannic Majesty's subjects, who are real creditors of the Con-
stitutions' Government of Spain. In fulfilment of this contract.,
certificates of rents are issued (of' the forty millions of reels vellon
of such rents, decreed by the Cortes on the 4th of December,
1822), bearing sper cent. interest, payable to the bearer from
the Ist of May instant : the above-mentioned Messrs. James
Campbell and Co. certify and evidence the signatures ‘4' the
Commissioners of Oovernntent to the certificates; at the house
of said Messrs. James Campbell and Co. the interest or diiidend
of the rents will he paid, at the expiration of, the first half year,
on the .Ist of November next : and the above-mentioned agree.
ment being thus fulfiled, the responsibility on the part of Go.
vernment ceases, as well towards the holders of the bills neither
accepted nor paid by Messrs. Bent:dee and Nephews, as to-
wards such of his Britannic Majesty's subjects as are creditors
of the Spanish nation ; anti effect is given, on the one hand, to
articles 3 and 4 of the decree of the Cortes of the 16th of the
said month of May, regarding the former, and on the other, to
the 4th article of another decree of the saute Colic* of the 9th
of the preceeding January, relative to the latter. Which is an.
notineed to the public that itmay be known to the concerned.—
Cadiz, Aug. 20, 1023.—(Rudactor.)
London, England, 1823-09-19

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Augw# 7, 1821,

HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LINO 7lis MAJESTY'S NAVYrdo hereby give No-
tice, That on Thursday, the 25th of September next, they
will be' ready to receive 7'enders in writing (sealed up), and
treat for ?he Supply, on separate Contracts, of sisch.quantity
of PRIME,IRISH BEEF. and PORK, in Navy Tierces,: of
the ensuing Season's cure, as may be demanded for the use
of his Majesty's Troops at
GIBRALTAR GRENADA
ANTIGUA TOBAGO •
BARBADOES TRINIDAD
• BERBICE ST. LUCIA
DENIERARA ST. KITT'S
• DOMINICA ST. VINCENT •
for Twelve Months certain, from,the 24111 June, 1824.
ft is estimated that the quantity whiCh may probasly be re-
:piked 'may le equal to about 3,300 Tierces of Beef, and
8,15t1 Pork; but information will-be hereafter givers to the
Contractors :of the actual quantities to be sent out r and the
Terms of theCantrnets,may be seers at this Qgce, or by op.
plying to.r.. J. 17,Dunsterville, Agent for the Victualling
at Ilaullsowltne.'

' In the event, however, of no Tender being receivedfor the
delivery of this Meat at the seitral Stations which the Board
may deem proper to accept, they will be read,,, on the follow,
ing day, viz. the 26th September, at One o'clock, to receive
Tenders and treat for the supply of an equal quantity
,of
Beef and Pork respectively, to be delivered into their Stores
at Deptford. between Me Ist February and 80th I 594.
Na regard will..be had to any Tender is which Me Price
-shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall
not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
Thursday, the 25th of September next, nor unless the Person
who who makei the ?'ender, or some Person on his behalf, attends
to answer when collator.

Bach .Tender must be accompanied by a Letter signed by
two responsible Persons, engaging to !meow bound.with Me
Party tendering, in Me Penal Sum of 381. 6s. Sd. per rent.
on•the whole amount of each Contract,•' for the due perform-
ance of the same. 41 I'F.,ILLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1823-09-19

CORN EXCHANGE, tiip•r. 19.

The supply this week consists of—Wheat 3,000, Barley 270,
Oats 4,750 quarters ; Flour 1,700 sacks. The quantities being
only moderate, occasions the prices of Monday last to be sup-
ported for all kinds of Grain. The printest parcels of Wheat
and Oats sell rather more freely than of late. The Flour trade
is unaltered.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, SF.PT. 19.
There was a good supply this morning. particularly in Oxen,
left over from good supply
market; but Monday's prices could
be scarcely supported, with a heavy trade.
' •
To sink the Offal, per Stone of Olb.
Beef its Od to 4s Ikil Veal
Mutton 3s Od to 4s 0,1 1 Pork
Lumb 4s 0 to its Od.

HAY AND STRAW, Dint LOAD.
Hay £4 Us to 103 Clover £s 5s to I'6 63
Straw 4'l l 6 to .E 2 28.

INCREASE OF BOLTON.—The competition it).
building in this town and its vicinity, at the pre-
sent time, far exceeds any former period %%ithilL
the memory of the oldest inhabitant. The new
square opposite the Commercial Inn, we have
little hesitation in saying, wilt form one of the
finest areas in this county ; and we are informed,
it is intended.to erect a Town-hall, with every other
convenience for conducting the town's business, iii
a conspicuous part of this square. Shops, and those
of no ordinary description, are already opened
here, of which not a sin* brick was laid four
months ago ; and not less than sixteen more are
expected to he opened before Christmas.—(Bol-
ton Express.)
AFRICAN TAXATION.—The manner in which
taxes are imposed by an African Prince is some-
what singular. The King of CONOO sometimes
walks out on a dry day when there is a high
wind. tie then puts his bonnet over one ear
only, and when it is blown off by the wind, he
imposes a tax on those subjects who live in the
quarter from whichshe wind blew.

FlRE.—This morning, between two and three
o'clock, a fire broke out at the house of, T.
SMITH, carver and gilder, in Nassau-street, Soho,
which entirely destroyed the interior. The
building having strong party walls prevented the
calamity spreading further. The inmates all for-
tunately escaped. The 'house is insured in the
Westminster and Eagle Fire Offices.
Munn an.—Wednesday evening an Inquisition,
which occupied several hours, was taken before
J. W. UmwiN, Esq. Coroner, at the King's
Arms, Wilkes-street, Spitalfields, on view of
the body of Lawrence Ross, a Custom House
officer, who died in consequence of wounds
inflicted upon him by two Frenchmen While he
was in the act of seizing some smuggled goods
from them. Tim fact Of the outrage was stated
by the deceased himself the day previous to his
death. Verdict-----" Wilful murder by stoma
person or persons unknowft."
London, England, 1823-09-19

PRICE. U

STOCKS
ON} O•CLOCK.
India Stock
60s.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
Ex. Bills 33 37 pr.
Ditto Small
Bank for Act.
India for Con. A cct.
Cons. for Ace............ 034 g

TIIIS DAY AT
Bank Stock shut
3 per Gent. Red. shut
3:per Cent. Cons. ....... ll3.fi
34 per Cent
Old
shut
s'aut
4 per Cent. { New 1043
5 per Cents. 1797 —
Bank Long Ann.
[nip. 3 per Cents. —

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS tx LONDON, SEPT. 19,
AT ONF O'CLOCK. . --
1 Five per Cents. 00.
scrip, 21 pr.
(Six per Cents. 00.
..: Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
(Ditto New 884.
Fly() per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Five per Cents. Metallic) 00.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Spanish Ditto 1821, 35.1.
Ditto 1822, 29i.
Prussian 1 Five per Cent. Bonds, 881.
t Ditto New, 8131.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Chili 73i.
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 571.
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
{Bank Shares £2l 15s.
. • Seven per Cent. 00.
American • Six per Cent. 934-104
Five per Cent. 98-100.
Three per Cent. 7,0.

French

Russian

Neapolitan
Austrian

PRICE OF IRISH
Bank Stock
Gov. Deb. 31 per cent 95"
Stock, 3 A per
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent
Gov. Deb. 5 per `cent......
--Stock, 4 per cent. ..... .
New. .............. 3
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent.,
City Debentures, b per ct.
I qing in Hospital 4 per ct.
Excliange on Lone

STOCK, SEPT. 16.
Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.ct. 59
—Ditto 6 per cent.
llittoStock —
Royal Canal Stock
Wale-street Cert. 6 per ct —
Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec
Pipe Water Deb. 5 per et.
Do.
Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
5 per cent.
idon, Sept. 15, ti. •

1110 II WATER AT LONDO?
Morning, 56 minutes after 1.

q BRIDOg TO-MORROW.
Evening, 10 minutes after 2.
London, England, 1823-09-19

THE ARMY.

It is understood that the Office of equerry to
Ids Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief,
which, in consequence of the death of Sir CHAS. •
ASGILL, Bart. became vacant, will not be filled
up. _ _

An elegant vase, value 150 guineas, has lately been pre-
sented to Lieutenant-Colonel IlitooxEi C. 11., of Clonnervy,
county of Cavan, by the Officers of the 4th, or the King's
Own Regiment, as a testimony of their admiration of his con=
duct, whilst in command of that Regiment, during its long
and arduous services in the Peninsula, America, Waterl43o,
and France.
London, England, 1823-09-19

(EXTRACT.)

" YOUR HIGHNESS The Captain-General
orders me, with the French General Loverdo,
to execute the military movements prescribed by
General Alolitor. At four o'clock in the even-
ing I received orders to march on Malaga."

[This Dispatch concludes with announcing the
capitulation of Malaga.)
The important place of Santona capitulated on
London, England, 1823-12-31

PARIS PAPEItS.

LFrant Morriteur of Batier.lay, Dec. 27.1

PARTS, DEC. 27.

;

~.

has fixed the dividend for the second half-year at
42 francs per share. The `reserve is six francs.
The dividend will be paid at the open Bureau,
from the 2d of January next, at the Bank. The

The Director
( From l'Etoils of Sunday. )
COUMT NEws or lax. 28.

His 'Majesty has heard mass in his apartments.
Her Serene highness the Princess of Conde has
been seriously ill for these four days. Yesterday
the Bishop of ilerutopolis visited hor Royal
Highness«
PARIS, Dec. 2.7.--A Journal had announced,
-on the credit of its private correspondence, that

the Counts of Torre Alta and Salamussea, °Akers
of the Spanish Guards who were distinguished

on the 7th july.among the faithful soldiers, had
just been exiled by the King for having affixed
their signatures to the Address presented to his
Majesty byHumerus, on the 7th of March,
1820, to request the Monarch to re-establish the

ConStitution. 'rho Counts of Torre A Ittt and

tialamanca have just addressed to 'us a letter,
:anted from Madrid, in which they declare the
facts above:-mentioned to be false. The piath
orCadiZ, us well as all the Journals in Spain,
has published the, letter of D. Alvarez Cantpunu,
Captain General of Grenada, indignantly cott-
tredicting the calumnious report, spread by the
Revolutionists, of the pretended massacre of 114
Constitutional prisoners at Grenada. The tran-
quillity of that great city hat not been for a mo-
ment disturbed.

PERPIGNAN, DE0.18.--TIM Second Council
af 'War, at the sittings or the 13th and 15th,
condemned to Tenth five soldiers, convicted of
,carrying tr►ng against France. •

The• official part contains tem Royal Ordi-
nances. • The first decrees, that on account of
the &Jaya experieticed in the trial .of criminal
causes before the Court of Assize, at Paris, in
consequence of the length of the proceedings in
fQlltral serious cases, the Court of Assize of the
Department of the Seine, for the first quarter of
1824, shall be divided into two sections, to try
simultaneously the causes brought before the
Court, and, for this purpose a sufficient number
of Counsellors of the Royal Court shall be dele-
gated according to the laws for the formation of
&huge two sections. The second gives to the
irkrount Castelbajlc, Director of thu General
Administration of the Studs and of Agriculture,
the direction also, in the same manner, of Com-
merce, Arts, Manufactures, and Subsistenco.
[ Null" OS hi Ur Part.]
ZANK OF FILANCH.

The General Council of the Bank of France

proprietors may send attornies to receive and
sign the papers. It is indisputably necessary to
present the titles.
Patio, Dec. 28,
London, England, 1823-12-31

EyMr. SOTHEBY, at his House, WELLINGTON-STREET,

WATERLOO•I3RIDGE, STRAND, on MONDAY, Ja,

nuary 5, 1824, and Three follnwiag Days, at Twelve co'Clock,
AN N Excellent COLLECTION of BOOKS,
in every Branch of LITERATURE, including Mack
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Embanking— Loggan's Oxford— Anderson's Genealogies—
Atlas Historique, 7 vol.—Pinello Ribliotheca Oriental, 3 vol.
—Renlowe's Theophila, a Poem—Gunton's Church of Peters-
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ta, Card. Ximenenu, 6 vol.—Biblia Polyglotti, Walton',
7 vol.—Speed's Theatre of Great 131itain—Vitrings in Jaaaili.
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London, England, 1823-10-03

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

RAMSGATE, OCT. 2.—lt is reported that 3 ship was IGSt CU
the Goodwin Sands during the gale yesterday, and all on board
drowned. Arrived the Atkinson, Strickland, from Shields to
Bridport, with sails split and.bowsprit sprung ; Jane, Thomas,
from London to Bristol, sails split, and lost one of her crew.

.>.~

Drat., OCT. 2.—Wind E.S.E.---Arrived and remain, the
iornerseethire, Parent, from,Jamalca : on the 25th of August
•
parted company with his Majesty's ship Esk, in Ist. 31. long. =, `4
79. with about 50 sail of homeward-hound ships from Jamaica
and Honduras. Came down from the River and *ailed, ths
Hairy Cox. Sergeant, for Jamaica; and Tula, Whin-. fir
Gibraltar ' also arrived, the Ambrosia, Larson, from 'Tins..
burg, for Brest. . •
Ponrastotriru„ Oen.. 2.—. Wind N.—Arrived the William
and Mary, Franklin, from Cardiff; for Lynn, with loss of
sails, &c. ; Dee, Burgess, from Oporto; and his 111.:jtsty'a •
ship Beaver, from Rio Janeiro.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 1.--Wind N.N.W..—Arrived off the
Start the Emelis, from Altona„ for St. Thomas's.

The Balfour, Ciunson, from London to Savannah, was chi ert
on shore At Plymouth on Wednesday, but got of with Eau
damage.
The Constitution, Atwool, from Swansea, was driven on
shore neat Waterfoid on Monday night.
London, England, 1823-10-03

SHOCKING SUICIDE.

?MlTian PARTlCULAllll.)—Vesterriay morning Saffrim-
ha presented a most unusual and singular appearance, in con-
sequence of an Italian female, named Anna Maria Soma'Wiwi
putting an end to her existence, by cutting her throat in a de-
plorable manner, from ear to ear, with a razor. The unfortu-
nate woman beforenauted resided it: Saffron-hill with het hus-
band and family, and was thirty-fiveyears of age. The distress
the whole of the family were in previous to the fatal oeetirtence
was considered as bar reason . for destroying hemelt: and So
much commiseration did evty person feel for the poor woman's
case, that crowds of persons continued to surround the beam:
(baring the day.
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon the Jury met at the Hoe
In Armour publicuse, *4llton-hill, before Mr. Stirling, the
Coroner, when the following evidence was adduced on this ells-
.
teetaing ciecasien
Anthony Sornaliico, who spoke brolten.Stiglisit, said he re-
sided at 164, (heat Stitil-on-lah and was a Pandesn•piPe rocker
He breakfasted with his deceased wife ytsterday griArnine,
eight o'clock, and then went out, leaving her in ears of four
children— one at the breast. lie returned about ten, when lit
saw a ems d round the door, and inquired in the shop the oc-
casion. They would not, however, Intbritt hut, end he then
went into the yard, when he understood his w,fe was dead.
The wi,ness at this time was asked if he could inform the
Jury whether his wife laboured under any depression of mind.
In answer us which he said his wife's sister keep* a shop in
Saffron-hill, to whom the deceased used to act as servant, On
Monday last the sister informed the deceased she had no fur..
titer occasion for her services. The witness at that tirite'viat
very ill, and the sister advised the deceased to seal her goods
and go into the workhouse. This he considered fretted her
very much, and had preyed upon her mind, as since that time
she had been very inditrerent in her manner. During the laq
week he had applied to the parish, and received from them four
shillings.
John O'Hara accompanied two other persona into the y,sra
when the alarm was given yesterday Morning. He found the
deceased in the privy, with her throat cut in a shocking man,-
ner ; a rasa was lying on her right aide. A doctor was sera
for, but she survived only one half an hour. For the hit few
days he considered the deceased appeared more dull than usual,
and apparently seemed to labour under derangement.
Several of the Jury here observed they had knowt*.the hus-
band many years, and when he was in better eireutnstanceL
The Coroner considered the deceased laboured under insanity
at the time she committed the dreadful .act; indeed.he
eutsyt-
dered the distress .ahe had undergone was sufficient' to ccea-
.
mon it.
After taking a view of the body, the Jury returned their vet-
diet—" That the deceased, Anna Maria Sornabrico, cut 'cot
throat, beinrt at the time in a state of temporary mental de-
rangeolent."
London, England, 1823-10-03

JAMAICA.

KtriortgoaT, A.uo. 9.—On Tuesday an ex.cthikia inform-
tion, the King v. Auguetus Hardin Beaumont, for a libel on the
Government of thief island, came to be tried. The Attorney-
General opened the ease on the part of the Crown, states' the
law on the aubject, and road the libellous passage from The
Trlikr,of the 19th April,ina letter signed" Cincinnatus." Mt.
Beaumont was proved to be the publisher; upon which the
case for the Crown was doted. Mr. Beaumont eaten ii on his
(lettuce at one o'clock, and occupied the Court in reading lung
rass or law proceedings ou libels, anti other long extracts fri,re,
vidrit;us hooka, with short commentarielo till. I set nine o'elock4
when the Astssoey-Cieneral replied, sat completely confuted.
many of his statements. The Chief Justice summed up, When
the Jury retired for upwards of an hour, and brought' iri
verdict of Guilty.
The defendant, for his contumacious conduct, was fine I
4. •
on three occasions, and 401. on another.
Upon the verdict of the Jury being proclaimed, there•W a
general shout of applause from the crowd assembled, and we
are sorry to say that both Sir. Chief Justice and Mr. Attorney-
General were hissed RA they passed out of the Court, and then
carriages pelted with stones, by a rabble, consisting principally
of people of colour and negroes, shouting, " down with oppres-
sion," " down with tyrants." Luckily two of the offenders
were aniehended, aainst Whom bills were the following day
found by the Grand Jury. On Wednesday Mr. Attorney-oc.
neral informed the Court that it wee his intention to postpone,
until next Assizes, any proceedings on the remaining two infor.
mations against Mr. Beaumont ; upon' which he addressed the
Court, requesting they would direct the Attorneystiontral
to give reasons for such delay, as
.he. was desirous of their
being disposed of, it being his intention to leave this country
very soon. The Court declined asking fotany reasons, When
Mr. B. required to know what recoguizancea would be required .
from him ? The Court informed him they would only require
his own recagnizance in. 4001 on emit information, which 'he
said he would immediately enter into; hut desired to know
whether he would be detained on account of the fines imposed on
him yesterday ? He was then told there would be no detention
cn that :mount, as the regular pewees would issue against hien.
These tines amounted to 1001., and a subscription was opened
the same day in Kingston, which was speedily filled up by sums
front a dollar to a doubloon. to more than double the amount,
for the purpose of paying them, and they were paid in Court
by Mr. B. on Thursday.
London, England, 1823-10-03

PHICt O,

THIS DAY' AT
thnk Stock.. shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Cona,
per Cent shut
4 per Cent.
t New 1021
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann.
Imp. :3 per Cents.

F wrocgs
O ,11.: o'cLocK.
India Stock ..
India Bonds 70s.
South Sea Stock ........ .....
Old Annuities
Ex. Bills 4l pr.
Ditto Stnall
Bank for Act.
India fur Con. Acct.
Cons. for A.m. ....... 834ji

PRICE of FOREION STOCKS zw LONDON, OcT.3,
AT ON r o'cr.ocit.
( Five per Cents. 00.
1 scrip, 21 pr.
Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (bletallie) GO.
1 Ditto New 831.
Fi-e per Cent. Bonds, 77. '
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
1 Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Spanish Ditto 1821, 321.
1. Ditto 18'22, 28k.
j Five per Cent. Bonds, 85j.
Prussian 1 Ditto New, 861.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Chili 70i.
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, U.
Peruvian New loan, 00.
Poyals 00.
(Bank Shares £22 Os.
Seven per Cent. 104.
•
American' : Six per Cent. 914-102.
Five per Cent. V 9-100.
Three per Cent. 70 ,71.

French

Neapolitan
Austrian

PRICE OF OF 111.1811 STOCK, SEP?. 30.
Bunk Stock - 260 Otand Canal Loan. 4 p.ct. 681
Gov. Deb 3 per cent 96i —:--Ditto 6 per mat— ---
Stock, ;1!, per ct 9sl ...--:.-DittoStock —
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. Royal Canal Stock • 4
clov. Deb. b per cent.
_.-_Stock, 4 per cent. I Do. Deb. with (boy. Sac.... —7-
----New Si Pipe IVater Deb. 5 per a. .-.
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent. Du. 6 per cent.
City Debentures, 5 per ct. Blast Office Govt. Sec.
Lytng in Hospital 4 per ct, 5 per cent. .
Exchange on London, Sept. 25, 8.

111011 WATER AT LON OOP
31ozning, 49 minutes after I.

BRIDGE TO.MORROW.
Evening, 12 minutes after 2.

TIIE SUN.

sotrm QUIT FALSUM AuDEAr

LONDON,
FRIDAY, OCTOUER 3, 1823.

In our preceding column.; we have given co-
pious extracts from the French and other foreign
journals, received hi usual course. The official
report of the naval attack on Fort Santi Petri,
by Rear Admiral Durcauk., was dated in the
Morning Papers " September 15th," instead of
September 20th. The error first occurred in
the Moniteur of Tuesday, and is corrected in that
journal of Wednesday, which we have received
this forenoon. The latest intelligence from the
vicinity of Cadiz is of the 9.2 d ult., as will be seen
by the contents of our Express from Paris.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA set ofis on the 18th
ult. from Vienna, for Czernowitz, where the in-
terview is to take place between his Imperial
Majesty and the limperor ALEXANDER.
London, England, 1823-10-03

TIIE GREEKS.

Conru, SEPT. s.—The last accounts from the!
Archipelago announce that the seas. are covered
with a swarm of. Greek vessels. The three isles
of Hydra Spezzia. have been called
,on by the
Central Government of Greece to re-assemble
idit4it4r forces Jenjbe end of IV month of Oc-
tober, for the purpose oNeing_Aallyloattack the
grand Ottoman fleet, under the orders of the Capi-
tan Pacha, who, according to all probability, will
quit the roads of Patras and Missolunghi about
that time, to come nearer to the Dardanelles. It
appears thatall the dissensions which existed be-
tween the different Chiefs of the army and the
Greek Government have been completely settled.
The principal Generals have been admitted into
the Executive Council, and Colocotroni, Odys-
seus, and Pietro-Bey, associate, now that their
military ittrairs leave theni leisure, with Mauro-
cordato. The Senate or Legislative corps, which
is constituted by deputies from the different pro-
vinces, assembles every day at Tripolitza. 1t is
stated that the son of Colocotroni has married the
daughter of Piecho Bey of Mania ; and that this
marriage, by closely uniting these two chiefs,
who have been frequently divided •before now,
has contributed in' no small degree to reconcile
dispositions. in the Morea. Six thousand of the
best troops at present occupy the Isthmus of
Corinth, and defend the passage. The Montene-
grins, and also all theinhabitants of Agrapha and
its environs, have taken arms.against the Turks;
and the Pacha of Scutari, who has already suf-
fered a defeat, finds himself pressed and sur.
rounded by the enemy on all sides.---(Courier
Francais.)
London, England, 1823-09-26

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRlnielt' SEPT. 25,--The following Gentlemen Were
ordained by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, at Buckden, on Sun.
day last

DEACoNS.
William Joseph Butler, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
John Spotforth Scholtield, B.A. Scholar. of 'Trinity College.
Cambridge„
Pcnnyman Warton Worsley, B.A. St: Alban Hall, Oxon.
Charles Thorold, B.A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge. .
Egremont Richardson, B.A. Catherine Hall, Cambridge.
George Peacock Blundell, St. John's College, Cambridge.
Richard Collins, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin.
William Sinythies Beevor, B.A, Jesus College, Cambridge.—
Pronz the Bishop of London.
John St. Vincent Bowen, B.A. Brazenose College, Oxon,._
From the Bishop of Salisbury.
PRIESTS.
John Hind, .41 LA. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.Benjamin Peile, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge.
Henry Trimmer, B.A. Exeter College, Oxon.
Primatt Knapp, B.A. Merton College, Oxon.
William Kaye !lett, B.A. Lincoln College, Oxon.
Herbert Beaver, B.A. Queen's College, Oxon..
Robert Leicester, B.A. Clare Hall:Cambridge. •
William' Godfrey, of Queen's College, Cambridge.
Thomas Woodcock Brown, B.A. St. John's College, Curnb.
Charles Gape, B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
.lohn Itiddallßoper., B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
WilliaM Batchelor, B.A. St. Alban Hall, Oxon.
Henry, Farish, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
Henry Grey Dyke, B.A. St. Alban Hall, Oxon.
John IZolla.nd, B.A. Worcester College, Oxon.
:11ontegu Okenden, II.A: Exeter College, Oxon......Prozrz the
Illsooo of Cooterlm ry.
George...Aare liolyneux, M.A. Trinity College, Oxon.
Samuel Prosser, B.A. St. John's College, Oxon.—Front the
Bishop, of Chichester.
The Rev. George Pyke was on Friday last instituted to the
Vicarage of. Wickluirobrook, Suffolk; patron, the King.—The
Rev. Charles Bridges, 8.A., was on Saturday instituted to the
lineage of Old Newton, Suflblk, on the presentation of Mrs.
Anna :llaria Torlesse, of IpsWich.

Letters by the last mail from Copenhagen, say,
there, has not been so favourable a prospect for
the forthcorning crop in the Danish West India
Islands fur a great number of years.
London, England, 1823-09-26

GLOBE INSURANCE, LONDON.

-VOTICE is hereby given, that the GENE-
RAL HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the PRO-
PRIETORS of the GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY will
-be held at the Company's Office in Corribill, on THURSDAY,
thr iSd day of October next, at One o'Clock precisely.
By Order of the Board.
JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Sec.
September 18. 1028.