The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-10 00:00:00

1111AZIL PAPERS:.

Rio DE N E 1110.
The time is now come when his Majesty
From the Diaria Flumiuente, Jan. 22.)
thinks proper to per.
form his promise of visiting the pmvince of Bahia, our inde-
pendence being recognized, treaties formed with dyers Powers,
and the country enjoying peace at home. There is nothing to
oppose his Majesty's temporary absence. Accordingly, his Ma-
jesty will embark, as we hear, on the 2d of February, on board
the Don Pedro, accompanied by the ,Empress and the Princetin
Maria da Gloria, and sail on the .3d. The Viscount de Pa-
rangua and a numerons suite are to accompany their Majesties,
whose presence cannot fail to prove highly flattering to the,
loyal inhabitantsof Bahia, flue Majesty intends in the sequel
to visit the other provinces.
JAw. 17.—0 n the representation- of Messrs. May and Lukin,
agents for the prizes made by the squadron under the Admiral
Marquis of Alaranharn, orders have been given to pay them
the sum of 12,294,480 rein, being the value of the ship Har-
mony, purchased for the service of the state.
JAN. 10.-13 y the arrival of the Punta frigate from Monte,
Video, we learn that
his Majesty's orders for for the blue.
kale of the port of Buenos Ayres were chiefly enforced,
tnicolaubhta,osfcatulisee'tilett great
Itteerv,..ra
natiob Beam Conceives., as it-lei
that town. There is no
confirmed by the frigate. Monte idea seas tranquil, anti had
abundance Of provisions. Our squadron has taken a et:sm.' be-
longing to the enemy, laden with stores, and detained another
with Dutch colonists, which remained at Monte Video. ,
21. His .testyhas been pleased to accept tits resig-
nation of the 'Viscount tie Sante Amara, Minister fur Foreign
Affairs._ and of Viscount de Ifitrbacene, Minister of Finance.
The Viscount tie Inhambripi tie Om* is appointed Alinister
for Foreign A Wain, and to exercise ad interim the funetionit of
Minister of Finance.
The Baron de Sages, Secretary of State for the War Depart-
ment, is to act, ad interim, as .11inisttr of the Interior.

E ARMY.

[FROM SATURHtY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.]

War Office, April 7.
2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards.---Lieut. Hon. Robert How-
ard, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Matthew Stewart
. who exchanges, receiving the difference; Cornet Fred. Chas.
, Griffiths, to-laeAdjutant, vice Collins, who resigns the Adju-
tantcy only.
3d Ditto—Lieut, Edward Burnahy to be Captain by pur.
chase, vice Aberctomby, promoted; Cornet Alfred Sltewell to
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Burnahy; John Taubman
Goldie Taubman, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Shewell.
4th Ditto—Cornet F. Edmund F. Dayrell to be Lieutenant
~by purchase, vice Brooke, promoted.
Sth Ditto—Cornet Sir William Henry St. Lawrence Clarke,
Bart. to be Lieutenant, by ,purcltite, vice Kennedy, promoted;
Thomas Mills Goodlake, Otnt. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Clarke; Veterinary Surgeon John Constant, from the 3d
Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Reading, su-
perseded.
, 6th Ditto—Cotnet and Ridingmastee William S. Phillips to
fihave the rank of Lieutenant.
7th Ditto—Cornet John 'Bolton to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Cockran, promoted ; John Cronyti, Gent, to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Osborn, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Washington Hibbert to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eccles, promoted ; John
Yates, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice flibbert.
. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons —Cornet Thos. Richardson
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Floyer, who retires;
Scott, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon,'vice Constant, appoint-
ed to the sth Dragoon Guards.
4:11 Ditto—Lieut. George Parlby to be Captain, vice Bur-
rows, Deceased ; Cornet Archibald Edmund Bromwich to be
Lieutenant, vice Murray, deceased; George Arthur Brown-
low, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bromwich.
6th Regiment of Dragoons—To be Oaptaiis_Capt. Henry
William Berkeley, Portman, from the half-pay, vice Richard
Down, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Captain
George Nixon Ramsay, the half-pay, vice Samuel Black,
who exchanges, receiving the difference. To be Lieutenant,
by purchase—Cornet Hon. John Arbutlinntt, vice Mitchell,
promoted.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons Lieutenant Robert
Pringle to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cathcart, promoted
in the 22d Foot. To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet
Francis Hall, vice Lord Hopetoun, promoted; Cornet
Charles Crespigny Vivian, vice Pringle. .
10th Ditto—Captain Drummond to be Major, by
purchase, vice Arnold, promoted ; Lieutenant Wm. Henry
Wood to be Captain, by purchase, vice Drummond ; Cornet
Stephens Lyne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wood,
11th Ditto—Captain James Tomlinson, front the 13th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Ittetherall, who exchanges ;
Cornet William Handley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Stewart, promoted ; Charles Robertson Ilyndman, Gent. to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Handley.
12th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet Fre-
delick Hnotilton, vice England, promoted; Cornet
Granville Dewes, vice Stewart, promoted. To be Cornet, by
purchase—Frederick H. Vane, Gent, vice Dewes.
13th Ditto—Captain Richard Brunton to be Major, by put.,
chase, vice Higgins, promoted. To be Captains2Captains
Charles Wetherell, from the 11th Light Dragoons, vice Tom-
linson, who exchanges; Lieutenant John lloratius Maitland,
by purchase, vice Brunton. To be Lieutenants, by purchase
Cornet John Guy livered, vice Lang, promoted in the tith
Foot ; Cornet Thomas Frederick Hart, vice Brown, promoted.
To be,Cornet, by purchase—Richard Gentili, Gent. vice Hart.
' 15th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant George Callag-
lean from half-pay of th: Regiment, vice William Gander, who
exchanges, receiving the difference; Cornet James Raitt, by
purchase, vice Minting, promoted. I'o be Cornets—Cornet
Charles Julius Bergner, from half-pay 2'2d Light Dragoons
vice John Shelly, who exchanges; Gervas Parker Bushel,
Gent. by purchase, vice Haitt.
16th Ditto—Cornet Edward Guest to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Armstrong, promoted; Benjamin Norris Everard,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Guest; Attaistant-sur-
geon James Mouatt, M.D. train the 13th Foot, to be Assistant-
surgeon, vice Alalloch promoted in the 46th Foot.
17th Ditto—Major Anthony' Bacon, from the bulf-pay, to be
Major, vice George Luard, who exchanges, receiving the dif-
ference. Lieutenant IVilliam Tuvey Hawley Fisk to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Johnson, promoted. To be Lieutenanta,
by purchase—Cornet Robert James Elton, vice Fisk ; Cornet
John Barron, vice ',Aug, promoted. To be Cornets, by pur-
chase—Nathaniel Boyle French Shawe, Gent, vice Ellor ; Wm.
Parker, Gent. vice Barron. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant
John Barron, vice Fisk, promoted.
Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—To be Lieute-
nants and Captains—Captain Honourable James St. Clair, from
the half-pay, vice George A. Allen, who exchanges, receiving
the difference; Ensip and Lieutenant John Thomas Perce-
val, by purchase, vice Dawkins, promoted. To be Ensign
and Lieutenant, by purchase—William Thornton, Gent. vice
Pet ceval.

34 Regiment of Foot Guards—(leorga Aloncrieffe, Gent.
to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dixon, pro.
moted.

Ist Regiment of Foot—Captain David Deuclaar to be Major,
by purchase, vice Graham, who retires. To be Captains,
Lieutenant James Bland, without purchase; Lieutenant James
Vernon Fletcher, by rchase, vice Deuchat. To be Lieute-
nants—Ensign John Wells Butt, withoM purchase; Ensign
and Adjutant John Mullen to have the rank ; Lieutenant Ar.
thug Lyttleton Macleod, from the half-pay, vice Samuel :far.
geant, whose appointment has nut taken place; Ensign Augus-
tus Howard Ormsby, vice Williamson, deceased ; Ensign
Tyrrell 31:ithias Byrne, vice Bichner, deceased ; Leutenant
M'Pherson, from the 'hi West India Regiment, vice
Bland ; Ensign Alexander Mackenzie, by purchase, vice Flet-
eher. To be Ensigns—Ensign James Ritchie, from the Ist
Royal Veteran Battalion ; Ensign Francis Carr, from half-pay,
3tl %Vest India .Regiment, vice Ormsby ; I)evaynes
Bedford, Gent., by purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted; Ar.
lahy Mead Wilmot, Gent., by purchase, vice Campbell, ap-
pointed to the 4th Foot; Francis Hoskins, Gent., without
purchase, vice Butt; Richard Going, Gent.,-without purchase,
vice Byrne.
3d Ditto—Major Charles William "%Van to be Lieutenant.
Colonel; Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Charles Cameron to be
Major, vice Wall. To be Captains—Brevet Major Arthur
Bowen, from half-pay, list Foot; Lieutenant William Woods,
vice Cameron; Captain John Daniel, from the Hiding Esta-
blishment. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Gustavus Logic
Christie; Ensign Donald Stewart t Lieutenant Henry Court
Amiel, from half-pay, 17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Na.,
than Ashhurit, iron) the 4Gth Foot.; Lieutenant Patrick
Mackie, from the tithit Foot ; Lieutenant Milian.) Cain, from
the 14th Foot ; Lieutenant l'eter Dore, from half-pay 24th
Foot ; Lieutenant Henry Anderson Morshead, from the 63(1
Foot ; Ensign George Henry Moore. from the 114th Foot ;
Ensign John-Carr, from the 52d Foot; Ensign William Walsh,
from the 36th Foot; Ensign John B. 'Wheatstone, from the
53d Foot; Thomas Shiel, Gent., late Lieutenant of the 7th
Foot, vice Woods; Ensign Marcus Barr, by purchase,- vice
Croassiaile, promoted. To be Ensigns—Ensign Joseph Hanna, '
front the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; Robert Turton,
t).y purchase, vice Christie ; William Itaincy, Gent., without
purchase, vice Stewart ; Peter de Blaquiere, Gent., by pur.
chase, vice Barr.

4th DivalCaptain henry Scott, from the let Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ; Lieutenant George Darby
G iiffith, from the half.pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Fleetwood
Rawsulne, who exchanges, receiving the differences Ensign
William Bundy Campbell, from the let Foot, to be Ensign,
vice Clarke, promoted.
6th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieut. William Gray, from
the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Galbraith, promoted
Lieut. John Spence, from the 2d West India Regiment, vice
William Richards Derinzy, who retiree upon half-pay York
Light infantry Volunteers. To he Ensigns—Ensign Charles
Ptiihhe, from the let Royal Veteran Battalion.
tith Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Duke to be Captain, vice
Cox, deceased ; Ensign \VlM:tin Warrington, frairts the ti7th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Duke.
saimiti Hay, from the 71st Foot, vice Moot-coin, promoted ;
Hon. Alexander. 110Pe. vice Illayney, proinoted.
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ioted.
Veteran Battnlion, to he Lieutenant.
10th Ditto--To Ge Lieutenants.— Lieutenant Philip John.

PRECE SEVENPENoEs

son, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Leant, -preei
motel ; Ensign Christopher Lirnebear Strickland, by_ pure'
chase, vice Hallifax, promoted. To be Ensign—Ethro
Henry Augutiths Cunningham Pilkington, from the Ist Root
Veteran Battglion.
11th Ditto—Captain Charles Barker Turner to be Major, by
purehasci; vice Ogilvie, whdteures. To be Captains—Captain
William Willshire, from the Ist Hord Veteran Battalion;
Lieutenant Matthew Richmond, by purchase, vice Turner.—
To be Lieutenant by purchase—Ensign William Dolphin,
vice Richtflond. To We Ensign, by purchase—Cook, Gant, vice
Dolphin.
13th Ditto—Ensign James tetllie, from the half-pay, to be
Ensign vice Russell, promoted to the 89th Fodt.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant Hon. Frederick HoWard, from The
half-pay; to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, appointed to the 6:.td
Foot; Serjeant-Major llatchins to be Adjutant, with the
rank of Ensign, Vice Fenton, promoted s • Hospital Assistant
John Robertson, M.D. to be .Aasistant-Stageon, vice Blount,
appointed to the 16th Light Dragoons;
14th Ditto —Td Lieutenants—Ensign Ralph Budd, by
purchase, vice White, appointed to • the 32d Foot ; Lieutenant
William Moir, from half-pay 37th Foot, vice Cain, appointed
to the 3tl Foot.
15th Ditto—Lieutenant Jeremiah Wilkes Dewson, froth the
3d Royal Veteran Butialion, to he Lientetiant, vice Ilumphry,
promoted ; Ensign Richard Elliott, fern the Ist Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Ensign ; James Ilay. Gent. to he Adjutant,
with the tank of Ensign, vice Bannister, promoted.
16th Ditto—Ensign Robert John Dlemer Kellett, from half-
' pay 24th Foot, to he Ensign, *ice Prettyjdlui; appointed to the
53d Foot.
17th Ditto—Ensign Edward Cathpbell Hudson, from the 2d
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign.
18th Ditto—Captain Archibald Ogilvie Dalgleish, from the
28th Foot, to be Captain, *ice French, Who exchanges_ ; Ens
sign Richard Dunne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice MOOret
p;
promoted in the 911th Foot Francis Wigston, Gent., to ber
Ensign, by purchase, vice Dunn Thomas
bowie, XII. from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be As-,
siitant-Surgeon.
19th Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Vignoles to be Captain, by
purchase, vice Farquharson, promoted. To be Lieutenants-
Ensign Philip Henry Michel, by purchase, vice Vignoles;
Lieutenant Francis' Price, from the Half pay, paying the Mrs
Terence to the Half-pan. Fund, vice Robert ThStitas Fletcher,
who exchanges. To be Ensigtet—Ensign John Perry Elliott;
from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Seyinour Robert Delete,
Gent. by purchase, vice Alichell.
20th Ditto—Ensign Robert lll‘Dermott to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Moore, appointee! to the 15th Foot;
Francis Hearle Stephens, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice APDermott.
21st Ditto—To be First Lieutenants—Secon3 Lieutenant
John Pentland, by ptirchase, vice Digge, pralittited Lieute-;
nant Henry Evelegh, from the half-pay, vice Mathew Thomas'
O'Reilly, who exchanges, receiving the differettee. To be,
Second Lieutenant, by purchase, Honourable John Sinclair;
vice Pentland.
22d Ditto—Captain Hon.. George Cathcart, from the 7th
Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Clayton, pro;
tooted ; Captain John lysagant Penetather, from the half-paye
to be Captain, vice Edward Francis French, who exchanges,
receiving the difference t Ensign Samuel Brandt= Boilean,
from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign.
231 Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant William Mainwar:
ing Sloane, by purchase, vice St. George, who retires ; Ca rain
John Brown, from, the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Isaac
Watkins Harris, who exchanges, receiving the difference. To
be First Lieutenant, by purchase—Second Lieutenant Baldwin
Losh, vice Slone. To be Second Lieutenant, by purchase—
Charles Crutchley, Gent. vice boith.
24th Ditto— Captain Robt. Smith, front the half-pay, to 1.4
Captain, vice Thee. Miller, who exchanges receiving the diffe.
rence; Ensign Francis Thurlceir Cunynghatne to be Lieute
nant, by purchase, vice Smyth, promoted Aleock,
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cunynghame.
25th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Spalding;
without purchase, vice Paschal, promoted in the 77th Foot ;
Ensign Sanderson Ilderton by purchase, vice Poulden, pro.
meted. To be Ensigns—Sohn O'Donnell, Gent. by purchase, ,
vire Irving, appointed to the That Foot ; Miles Charles Seton,
Gent. vice Spalding.
26th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Proby Bowles, from the slld
Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, rice Beetham, prothoted
Lieutenant, James Fraser, front the Ist Royal Veteran Batta-
lion, to be Lieutenant.

27th Ditto--To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Robert Dutton.:
front the Royal Veteran Companies for Service in New South
Wales, vice North, who exchangei ; Ensign John Maclean,
by purchase, vice Dutton, who retires ; Ensign Samuel E.
Gootinian, by purchase, vice D'Urban, promoted.—To be En:
sign—Ensign Hobert Bolton, from (lie half-pay, vice Tew, pro=
mated In the 24 West India Regiment. To be Payrriastef—:
Captain (Actor Raymond; from half-pay 40th Foot, vice 0.
William Crowe, placed upon half-pay.
28th Ditto—Captain Cutibert French, from the 18th FoOt to
be Captain, vice Didgleish, Who exchanges. ,
29th Ditto—Captain George Gosselin, from the .Italf-pay,,
be Captain, vice Henry Sykes Stephens, who eichanges
relying the difference ' • Lieutenant Sackville Z. Thatcher, frbut
the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, who exchanges.
30th Ditto—Thomas Robert Burrows, Gent, to be Ensign
vice Wilson, deceased.
31st Ditto—Ensign William Marsden Wetenhall to be Lieu:
tenant, by purchase, vice Buxton, pro Mated ; John Cassidy
Stock, Gent.. to be Ensign without purchase, vice alinehini
• promoted. _

32d Ditto—Lieutenant Hon. Alfred !Tuley. from the 117th
Foot, to, be Lieutenant, vice Bowles, promoted 111 the 26th
Foot.

33d DlNT—Williath Spencer Notton, (lent, to he EnSign.bi
purchase_ , vice Talbot, appointed to the 43d Fdot.
34th Ditto—Lieutenant John Thorne Weyland, from thei
lat Royal veteran liattAion, to be Lieutenant; Sidney' Roberi
Streathfield, Gent. to be Endigni by purchase, vice Hughes
promoted.
35th Ditto—To be Ensigns—Cornet James Gallopine 1144
from hall.pay 21st Light Dragoons, paying, the (inference, vice
Walsh, promoted in the 3tl Foot; Theophilus Faris, Gent. by
purchase, vice Mall, promoted
Stith Ditto—Lieutenant Barnard 'William Cocker to be Cap.
min, by purchase, vice Gilbert who retires; Ensign Honour.:
able Francis Petre to he Lietitenant, by purchase, vice Cocker;
John Pierrepoint Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Petre; Lieutenant odfrey. Darcourt Shepley to be Ad.;
imam, vice Roberts, who resigns the Adjutancy only.

37th Ditto-.Lieutenant Neville Custance, from half-pay 26tti
Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Wm. Hamilton We':
tent, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Lieutenant Geo.
Browne, from the 2init Foori to be Lieutenant, vine. Thatcher,
who exchanges.
_

380, Ditto—To be Captains— Lieutenant James Horton Law,
vice Birch, deceased t Brevet Major Wm. Kingdom Rains,
from the 51st Foot, vice Woodward, who exchanges. To be
Licutenanti—Ensign Wm. Henry ill inchin, frtnn the 31st
vice Law t Ensign J. Jackson bawds, vice Tatou,. deceased.
To be Ensigns—Theophllus Jenkins, Uent. vice Alaclean,
whose appoditment has not taken places Alfred Whittle,Gent.
vice Lowth.

39th Ditto--Ensign Wm. Loraine to be Lieutenant, by pitr,i'
chase, vice Hall, appointed to the 7th Foot. To be Ensigns—
Ensign Robert Douglas, from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion;
Nemlemon Cadet Charles Benjamin Lloyd, front the Royal
Military College, by purchase, *lce Loraine.
4lst Ditto—Captain John Corfield, from the 77th Foot, to be'
Captain, vice Burrowea, deceased ; Second Lieutenant Lewitt
Hay, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by Within, vice
Versturrne, promoted.
442 d Ditto—Captain Janres Brander to be Maier, by purchase,
vice Cowell, who retires; Lielitellatit Patrick Cohn Campbell
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Brander Harcourt
Hill to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell; Cart.
Campbell, tient. to be Ensign by pur.ltuese, vice HilL
43d Ditto—Ensign Daniel Clardner Freer to be Lieutenant,
by purchase., vice tiOsselin, promoted; Ensign Ctearge T4lb4n'
from the 33;1 Font, to be Ensign, vice Freer.
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89th Foot..
24th Foot. T* tvp Lieutennuni—Lieutenant Edviarti- John
ter4attilraUisalw—ionl,4llP42aiane ut?:iff,:i'n, vice Miller, appointed to the
Brune, flow 0, Iv, itc9ini Vtteran Battalion, vice Gittion,

appointed to the 90th Foot; Lieutenant Edmund Wm. Romer
Antrobus, from half-pay 13th Foot, Ashurst, appointed to the
:id Foot. To be Ensign, by purchase—Charles Wm. St. John
Wall, vice Legh, promoted.
47th Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Campbell, from half-pay
77th Foot, vs be Lieutenant, vice Bryan O'Donnel Bennett,
who exchanges.
48th Ditto—Major James Taylor to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice
Erskine, deceased ; Brevet Major James Thomas Moriaet, to
: be-Alajor., vice Taylor; Lieut. William Reed to be Captain,
vice Moroiet. To be Lieutenants—Lieut. Edwin Griffiths, from
.the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Smith, appointed to the
coth Foot; Ensign William A. M'Cleverty, vice Reed; En-
sign Wm. Bell, vice Vincent, deceased. To be Ensign—Janies
Andrews Erskine,-Gent.; vice' Bell.
49111 Ditto—Ensign Berkeley Vincent, to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice tirublie promoted.'
Ditto—Captain 'Joseph Anderson to be Major, by pur-
chase, vice Campbell, who retires ; Lieut. Joseph Greenwood
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Anderson ; Ensign Benjamin
Paster to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Greenwood.
Mat Ditto—Tci be Captains—Captain Timson, from
'the half-pay, vice Edward Frederick, who exchanges, receiving
the difference; Capt. John Francis Woodward, from the 38th
Foot, vice Rains, who exchanges.
32,1 Ditto —Captain William Scarth Mporsom, from the half-
pay, to be Captain, paying the difference, vice 3lonios, oP•
pointed to the 69th Foot ; Lieut. Henry Wilson, from the 13th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice 31orshead, appointed to the 3d
Foot ; Ensign William John Marjoribanks Hughes, from the
Lair-pay, to be Ensign, vice Carr, promoted in the 3d Foot.
63d Ditto—Ensign ohn Williams F. Prettyjohn,, from. the
16th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wheatstone, promoted in the
3d Foot.
6 Iti I Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Edward Wells,
item the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Dalgety, appointed
to die 70th Foot; Ensign Henry Rose Clarke, vice Fenton,
deceased. To be Ensigo_ttayley, Gent. vice Clarke.
Midi Ditto—Ensign John Philip Hunt to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Alurray, promoted ; Wentworth Croke, tient.
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hunt.
67th Ditto---Ensign John M'Alahon Kidd, from the half-
payl to be Ensign, vice Ezekiel Tydd Abbott, who exchanges,
teeming the difference.
69th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Harris
Arnold, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Leslie, ap-
pointed to the 72d Foot; Ensign William Faller, by purchase,
vice Amherst, by purchase—Richard Barnardiston 1 aces, Gent.
vice Puller. _ _ _ .

6flth Ditto—Brevet Major David Kinif Fawcett, from the Ist
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ; Second Lieutenant
Richard Gibbons to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Smith, promoted. To be Second Lieutenants—Oeorge Bohner,
• (ient. by purchase, vice Gibbons; John Reynolds Peyton,
Gent. by purchase, vice Mason, promoted; Raikes
Faber' Gent. by purchase, vice Browne, appointed to the 115th
Foot ; William Frederick Harvey, Gent. without purchase, vice
O'Meara, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment; Charles
Orgill Leman, Gent. by purchase, vice Bell, appointed to the
04th Foot.
61st Ditto—Ensign Frederick Barlow to he Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Ccighlan, promoted ; George Ruddle, Gent. by
purchase, vice Barlow.
• 62d Ditto—Captain Duncan Stewart; from the 2d Royal Ve-
teran Battalion, to be Captain.
03d Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Daniel Allt,
from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Penefather, pro-
moted ; Ensign John Ward, by purchase, vice Doyle, pro-
moted. To be Ensign, by purchase—John Lea Smith,
vice

64th Ditto—Ensign Freeman Mureay to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Mates, promoted; Second Lieutenant Williatn,
Dell, from the 60th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Murray.
65th Ditto—Lieut. George Cochrane, from the Ist Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
60th Ditto—Serjeant-Major Robert Steel, from the Ist or
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Adjutant (with the
rank of Ensign), vice Nowlan, appointed to the Ceylon Regi.
meet.

67th:Ditto—Ralph Allen Gossett, Gent. to be Ensign, with.
put purchase, vice Warrington, promoted in the fith hoot;
Quartermaster Serjeant William Mew to be Quartermaster,
vice Johnstone, deceased.

09th Ditto—. Captain Eaton Monins, from the 52d Foot, to be
Captain, vice Jacob Silver, who retires upon half-pay, receiving
the difrerence ; limy Boswell Bennett, Gent. to be Ensign,
'viceFord, deceased.

. .
70th Ditto—Lieutenant James Viceson, from the Ist Royal
• Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
73d Ditto—Brevet Major Loftus Owen to be Major, by pm-
chase, vice Williford, who retires; Lieutenant George flunkey
Smith to be Captain, by purchase, vice Owen ; Ensign Frede-
•fick George Augustus Pinckney to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
• vice Smith. To be Ensigns, by purchase—Dennis Daly, Gent.
vice Williamson, promoted ; Charles Hungerford Colston,
-Gent, vice Pinckney.
74th Ditto—Captain John Casemir Harold, from the 2tl
Royal Veteran Battalion, to beCaptain ; Ensign Allan 3PNabb,
ftntn half-p3y 49th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Kearney, promoted
in the ''d West India Regiment.
75th DiLM.—To be Captains—Lieutenant Henry Salmon, by
purchase, ' Vice Lord George Bentinck, promoted ; Captain
.James Ste'ret2Boli, front the half-pay, vice Donald APLachlan,
who exchanges, receiving the difference. To be Lieutenants,
by puase—Enaign George Davison, vice Salmon ; Ensign
James John Graham, vice' Browne, • promoted. To be En-
sigmt---Gentleutan Cadet G. W. 1).,1 Vaal-a, from the Royal
Military College, by purchase, vice Davison ; Edward Clayes
Ansel', Gent., without purchase, vice Ferguson, deceased ;
Plenty Boys, Gent., by purchase, vice' Graham.
77th Ditto--Lieutenant George Frederick Paschal, from the
26th •Feot, to he Captain, without purchase, vice Corfield, ap-
pointed to the 4ISt Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Lapp Butler,
from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.

7t1;11 Ditto—(ptain James Hill to be Alajor, by purchase,
vice Alitepherson., who retires; Lieutenant Thomas Hinton
.flemamos to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mill ; Ensign
Henry Holyoake to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Heal-
malls; Assistant-Surgeon Duncan Henderson, M.D. to be
burgeon, vice Robert Bolton, who retires upon half-pay ;
Hospital-Assistant Alexander Duncan to be Assistant-Sur-
goon.:

79th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Ensign
Thomas Crombie, vice Monte, promoted ; Ensign Robert
Fulton, vice Tovinshend, promoted. To be Ensigns, by pur.
chase —lliehartl l;inney, Gent. vice Crombie ; Charles Caine.
(rent. vice Flitter'. • -

80th Ditto—Ensign John West to. be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Moore, promoted ; Rinaldo Scheberras, Gent. to
be:Ensign; by purchase, vice West.
lilst Ditto— ro be Lieutenants—Ensign George Reeves, by
Tiurchase, vice Hamilton promoted; Lieutenant Itichard
Ilniacke Bowe, •from half-pay Nova Scotia Feneibles vice
:%lactionald, who exchanges. To be SurgeonLAs-
sistant Surgeon Samuel Holmes' M.D. from the 17th bight
ihtignons, vice Mostyn, appointed to the 13th Foot.
ON Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Thomas
(pin, from the Ist Itoyal Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant
tlliam &die, from half-pay 101st Foot, vice Henry liewet-
son, who exchanges.
64th Ditto—Ensign Charles Franklyn to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Clarke, promoted; Charles Augustus Dean,
Clem. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Franklyn.
86th Ditto—Ensign 'William Harris, to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Maitland, promoted; Second Lieutenant Henry
Sabine Browne, from the 60th Foote, to be Ensign, by put.-
clime, vice flunk. _ . .

Lieutenants—Ensign Frederick Dalgety,
vice Close, deceased ; yeutenant Henry Edmund De Burgh
fii,tley, from the half-pay, vice Charles Macdonald, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference. To he Ensigns—James
Gallevey; Oent. by purchase, vice Jekyll, promoted in the lei
or Grenadier Foot Guards ; Gentleman Cadet John .1. Grant
from tile Royal Military College, withotkt purchase, vice Usher,
promoted ; Benjamin John Selway, Gent. vice Dalgety, 'lO
be Quartermaster—tierjeant Joseph Jeronte, vice Richard Gill,
who retires.
87th Ditto—Ensign Pereeval Ramsay to he Lieutenant by
PQrellase, vice Harley, appointed to the 32d Foot.
89th Ditto—TO be Lioutettanis—Ensign Robert hewie, from
um 4r,tti Foot, by purchase, vice Alaedonalti, appointed to the
stith Foot; Ensign John Iliontgorncry Russell, front the Hat
Foot, without purchase, vice Mackie, appointed to the s I
Foot.
91st Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Shedden, from the let Royal
ikteran Batalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont, promoted ;
Benjamin Duff, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kane,
appointed to the 02d Foot.

92ti Dittn—Ensign, John Bates, from the half.pay, to be
Quartermaner, vice Dell; Callagy, who retires.
.43,1 pitro•—fileutenant-Colonei Duncan 114Dregur, from the
half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Charles Gordon.
who cx.ch3nites....

Ith Ditto—Roger ll:eating, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Moore, promoted in the 3d Foot. .
gAtil Ditto Captain Edward Eustace Hill, front the Ist
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain.
.97th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Valentine Hale
from half-pay fith Dragoon Guards • Ensign
liatn Trevor Stannus, by purchase, vice Kin Cdoll d pro.
rooted. To be Ensign, by purchase—Edward Barton, Gent.
vice titannus.
911th Ditto—Lieut. Joseph Douglas to be Captain, by pur-
efutse, vice Campbell, who retires.
'Otto Briade—To be First Lieutenants by purchase—S(4.nd
..krit4;natit- F Henry Ferdinand Beck with, vice Power, promoted ;
tok t'xiinti. Lieutenant Jarnei Saumarez Cameron, vice itamaden,
promoted. To be Second Lieutenants by purchase_John

Rooper, Gent. vice Saumaret, promoted ; William Cumine,
Gent. vice Beckwith ; James Martin, Gent. vice Cameron.
Royal Staff Corps—Gentlemen Cadet Edward It. King,
from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Stoddart, promoted.
BREVET--Captain William Burke, of the 66th Foot, to be
Major in the army ; Thomas Campbell Graham, Esq., late
Major in the Ist Foot, to have the local rank of Major upon the
Continent only.
The undermentioned Gentlemen Cadets, of the Honourable
the East India Company's Service, to have the temporary rank
us second Lieutenant, during the period of their. being placed
under the command of Lieut.-Col. Palley, of the Royal En-
gineers at Chatham, for Field Instruction :—Henry Blois Tur-
ner, Thomas Townshend Pears, Augtelus de Butts, Everard
Buckle, Archibald Douglas, Edward Lawford, Samuel Best,
Robert Henderson, Geo. Borlase Tremenheere, Francis Pelly,
Frederick Conyers Cotton, William Henry Graham, George
Patrickson, William Matthew Smyth, Thomas Metcalf Blois
Turner.
HOSPITAL STAFT—Surgeon Cohn Allen, M.D., from the
6th Dragoons, to he Surgeon to the Forces, vice Wm. Stewart,
who retires upon half-pay. To be Assistant-Surgeon to the
Forcea—Assistant-Surgeon Andrew Smith, M.D., vice Pink,
promoted ; Hospital-Assistant Joseph Portelli, vice Morgan,
dfCeaSed. .

-Uscavracitr.p.—To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry,
by purchase—lieutenant ani Captain Francis Dawkins, Major
V. ltobert Clayton, Major Hobert Arnold. To be Majors
or Infantry, by purchase—Captain Wm. Beetham, Captain 11.
Herbert Farquharson, Captain Hon. George Ralph Abercrom-
by, Captain William flush, Captain Frederick Johnson. To
be Captains of Infantry, by 'purchase—Lieutenants Allan Mac-
donald, Hobert Carmichael Smyth, Charles Corkran, George
Croasnaile, .Joseph King Stewart, James England, George
Gosselin, Edmund Carrington Smith., William Eccles, James
J. Hamilton, Frederick Loltas,‘Villtam Villiers Stewart, Ro-
bert Elisha Coghlan, Chas. Robert Murray, Dewis Vesturtne.
John Gordon Geddes, Brotherton Browne, James Singer
Keating, Guy Prendergast Clarke, George Bentinek, Gervas
Power, Joshua John Pounden, George Dixon, Hon. John
Kennedy, Fox Maule, Walter Ogilvy, 'Thomas Hunt Grubbe,
• Hon. Jeffery Amherst, Robert Dampier Halifax, Wm. Smith
Sewell Doyle, Wm. Boatel, Chas. Ramsdeni Lee Porcher
Townshend, Robert Williams, Honourable Cadwallader Davis
Blayney, John Hamilton Uundas, Patrick Maitland, Thomas
Armstrong, Edward Strathern Butler, Charles Agnew' Thomas
Edward Bigge, Thomas Millard, lion. Augustus Caulfield
James Browne, Wm. James D'Urban, 'Wm. Mitchell.
To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Cornet John
Andrew APDowall, from the 3d Light Dragoons ; Ensign V.
Sullivan, from the 28th Foot ; Cornet Thos. Geo. Skipwith,
from the Ist Dragoons; Ensign Robert W. Schneider, from
the 12th Foot; Ensign James Uallopine Ball, half-pay, from
the 35th Foot; Ensign Wm. Garston Hughes, from the 34th
Foot; Ensign Arnold F. Mainwright, from the 96. h Foot.
To be Ensigns by purchase—Ensigns Peter archon, Gentle-
man ; Lawrence Charles Bayntum, Gent. ; John Arnold,
Gent. ; James A. Moreau, Gent. ; Robert Donaldson, Gene. ;
Oliver Barker D'Arey, Gent. ; William Graham Broadhurst,
Gent. ; George Denshire, Gent. ; Charles Knox, Gent. ; Mon-
tague Vernon Abbott, Gent. ; Frederick Quayle Turner, Gent.
MEMORANDA.—The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon
Samuel Hood, front half-pay 136th Foot, to the 6th Foot, stated
to have taken-place on the 23d December, 1824, has not taken
place.
The removal of Assistant Surgeon Dillon, from the 3d
Royal Veteran Battalion to the 7th Foot has not taken place.
The undermentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose
of their half-pay :
Lieutenant Colonel John Castle, (Colonel) half-pay 6th Foot.
Majors James Henry Fitz Simom, (Lieutenant Colonel) half.
pay York Chasseurs • Matthew Scott, half-pay 26th Feot;
Peter ‘Varburton, half- pay 96th Foot; Hon. George Came-
gie, (Lieutenant Colonel) half-pay, 110th Foot; Charles.fames
Barrow, (Lieutenant Colonel) half-pay 43d Foot. Captains
John Colville, halt-pay, 15th Foot ; Richard Touhnin North,
half-pay, Hompesch s Mounted Riflemen ; John Duff, half-
pay, 93d Foot; IValter O'Hara, half-pay Portuguese Officers ;
Charles rower, half-pay sth Foot ltish Brigade ; W. Elwyn,
half-pay Warde'si Regiment; William Whitelaw Algeo,
half-pay, Pith Garrison Battalion ; Carrington Smith, Wile
liam De Linstow, Philip Denniss, Charles Huxley, David Car.
negie, William Gordon, William Earl of Mansfield, George
Shore, Sinclair :Manson, John Stedman Christie, George Cham-
bers Duncan M'lnner, Edward Cartwright, Henry John
Holly, Lord Dunwich, William Murray, Earl of Casaillis,
Archibald Macneill, Richard Fulton, Andrew William Rains-
ford, George Stirling, Joseph Jeanes Durbin, John Gardiner,
john Dickinai (Allow John Tappenden, Robert Geor,,,re ltanties,
Henry Cornalet, Patrick M'Crummen, Gabriel nonillion Dun.
dam, Hamilton Maxwell, Thomas Gallock Coppinger, Charles
Jenkinson, Francis Ed wards, George Williamson, Richard
Le Boyd, Williant Hoar, Benjamin Airey Watson' Samuel
Zobell.—Lientenant Beauchamp Harvey, Samuel Dicken
Grinsell; John Kendall, Edward Tighe, Gregory, E. Richard
Otter, Benjamin Fox, James Bond.—Second Lieut. Henry
John Pemberton.—Ensigns Richard Aird, George Booth,
Benjamin Trumbrill Carey, William Meredith Twiss, Francis
Fletcher Vane, Stephen Plimpton, William Lynam, Alexan-
der Joseph Lyon Civic, Josh. Robert Crum, Illiehael Harris.

Office of Ordnance, April 8, 1020.-
Corps of Royal.Engineers—Captam John Hobbs to be Lieu.
tenant-Colonel, vice Gravatt, retired; Second Captain George
Gipps to be Captain, vice Hobbs, promoted ; First Lieutenant.
James White Worsley to be Second Captain, vice Gipps, pro.
muted; Second Lieutenant Edward Vicars to be First Lieu•
tenant, vice Worsley, promoted.
Commission in the 2tl Royal Regiment-of Towertlamlets Mi-
litia, signed by bis Majesty,
Thomas Geolge Jackson to be Adjutant, .vice J. Wilkins,
deceased.
Commissions in the Royal Tower Hamlets Militia.

lit Regiment—Adjutant Richard Berford to be Captain, by
Brevet.

2tl Regiment--Atijotant Thomas George Jackson, to be
Captain, by Brevet.

ROYAL NAVY.

PORTSMOUTII4IPRIL f3.--This morning arrived the Water,
100 transport, Lie,( enant Coates, Agent from Valparaiso and
Rio Janeiro, whither she ',conveyed provisions for the South
sqttaiirrin.—She left Valparaiso on the oth of December (six
days only after the Blonde), arrived at Rio on the 17th of
January, after a passage of forty days; and sailed again on
the 25th for England.—The Blanche, 48, Captain Mends,.
and the Ranger, 28, Lord Henry Thynne, had arrived at
Valparaiso in thrty4wo elayti, the former to relieve the Bri-
ton, the latter they illeraey ; the Briton was at the Chorillos
under orders for England. The Cambridge, eighty, Cap-
tain Mating, was lying at Valparaiso. No inftirmation- had
been received of the squadron under Admiral Blanco, since it
galled on the 20th November, with the Chilian force, under the
Dirrettir 1' reeve, to attack the Island of Chiloe.—Callao still
held dot.. -.\t Rio Janeiro, the Don Pedro, 71, lias fitting out
to take the Emperor; of Brazil on a visit to Pernambuco, end
other ports of his Northern dominion. Commodore Jowett,
the American officer, who long held, a command in the Bra-
zilian Navy, had been superseded, and a Portuguese Rear Ad.
niiral (who had been many years on the shelf), was appointed to
the Dun Pedro. There was no news from the Banda Oriental.
Sir Charles Stewart was daily expected to return to Rio, in the
Diamond frigate, from Permit-Witten. A Portuguese sloop of
war had arrived from Lisbon, with Lieut. Ogle, of the Ocean,
charged with dispatches for WM, from the Portuguese gov6rit.
ment. The Nocton packet, was waiting to take Sir C. Stewart's
dispatches to England. !tear-Admiral Sir George Byre had •
tailed in the Wellesley,•74, Capt. Gordon Faleon, for the River
Plate, to visit that part of his atation and protect the British
interesta during the blockade of the River by the Bratilien Na.sal force. The Jam•a:ur left grin on the-25th January, with dis,
Pa •
ltes for him. The French. frigate Arethusa' 'and a store-
ship, and the Brazilian frigate Firanga,-were lying at Rfo.
The Waterloo spoke only the Rinaldo, twelve days front Lisbon,
with dispatchea.
On Tnesday the Parmelia transport, Lieut. James Moriarty,
at-fired from St. Kitt's, with the last division of the 4th regi.
mem of toot, and a party of' the 93d regiment. The former
have landed end marched to Winchester, the latter into Cunt-
' berlana Fort.. The Parmelia left St. Kitt's on the 21st Feb.
The Harlequin, 'lB, Capt. James Scott (from Englandp kia
Antit.etta on the oth February for Jamaica. The Leeward
Isla7-ds were remarkably healthy, the appearance of the crops
good, and the slaves quiet and orderly.
regret to state that it letter which we have received from
Naples, dated March 12, expresses the most serious apprehena
sions that the Algerine, 10, Captain Charles Wemyss, has
been lost (upset), with all the crew, in the Grecian Archive-
lsga, whither she wits accompanying the nevenge, 71, to the
Denten:Aloe. The Revenge was tinily expected at Naples. The
writer gives an unfavourable account, of the Greeks' struggle
for independence. The Naiad frigate, Hon. Captain R. C.
Spence, was shortly to leave Corfu, with dispatches for Eng-
land. Lieut. Dixon, from the Seringapatam, had been ap-
pointed to thelievenge; Lieut. Cross, from the Sybille,' to the
Seringapatarn ; Mr. Maine Lyons, promoted to the rank of
Lieu ten a et of the Revenge.
(.ht gUnday the Hanoverian ship FOrtuna,
from. Rio Janeiro,
for orders,' put in With sugar, coffee, and a few enumeratedquarantine articles, or amides- liable to retain infection, and
this being the first ship that has arrived since the late Order in
Coun,il, with 'respect to the production of declarations front
the shipper or consignee, us to its growth or produce, and th.
master Of the Furtuna not being furnished with such deidara-

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

-Sun:inc.—An Inquest was h.'ld on Friday, at
the Fortune of Nitar, Kentish Town, on the body of James
Moule, Esq. The deceased, who was forty ye-ars of age, was
Deptity Inspector at the General Post-office, where his situa-
tion was one of a very-arduous nature. He arose at his usual
hour cm Wednesday morning, leaving Mrs. Mottle in bed ;
there was nothing in his manner that -excited any suspicion,
and he proceeded down stairs. Mrs. Mottle was shortly
after alarmed by the howling of the house-dog, which went
to Mrs. Moule's bed-room door, and scratched and made
a great noise an if wishing to get in. The animal then re-
turned down stairs, Nnd set up a continual barking; Mrs.
Mottle and her niece at length went clown stairs to ascertain
what caused the re:die:Mess of the animal, and in the - back
kitchen they found Mr. Motile lying on the ground weltering in
his blood, and his favourite dog howling over him. The de-
ceased hat tent his throat with a razor which was lying beside
him. It was proved that the deceased had been in a desponding
state for some time, and he had several times expressed fears
that he should be unable to attend and perform the duties of his
Office.—The Jury returned a verdict of Insanity.

INQUEST ON THE KING OF THE, &GC ,1113.---
On Friday last an ingnest was held at the Rose and Bell
public-]rouse, Bankside, Southwark, on the • - body
,of „n
little, diminutive, and deformed man, named Andrew
Whiston, who had been denominated King of the Beggars
by some persons, in consequence of his having been a
mendicant about the streets of the metropolis, particularly
in tho neighbourhood of Blackfriurs, for the last twenty
yearS. The deceased was a remarkably little man, and
travelled along the streets in a small wheeled carriage, which
he impelled along by the use of crutches. He drank usually to
'excess, and it appeared from the evidence of a surgeon that he
died of apoplexy, and not from his being carried inane (as was
stated) bead downwards, when intoxicated. The " Resurrec-
tionists" were on the " look out" for his body, and it was stated
that the surgeons were exceedingly anxious to get it for anato-
mical purposes. When alive, he was about two feet four incites
in height, and was thirty-three inches round the body, twenty-
seven inches round the head, end thirteen inches from the chin
toinches, :t '
crown. from
fr)
mt,lttn theheele knee to cite .
bl
te knee joint, hie measured
sixteen ~.bone,.
and
seven inches and a quarter round the wrist; he was double-
jointed throughout, and possessed considerable strength, parti-
cularly in the handic Several anecdotes of " Little Andrew's;'
amours, disappointments, &c. - were related by some of the
Jurors; -who finally returned a verdict Died of Apoplexy,"
The day after the inquest sat on the body, it was conveyed to
St. Saviour's burial-ground, and interred in a grave dug four.
teen feet in depth from• -the surface, over which were placed
three other coffins, in order to secure it against the resurrection
men, who were anxious to have the corpse to dispose of.

WAttwicrc.—A Clergyman of the Established
Church has been recently apprehended at War-
wick, upon a charge of imrse-stealing• The
{deuce ‘cas committed so long ago as the year
1892. All trace of him had been lost since that
period until a few days since, when he was dis-
covered applying for the situation of Chaplain to
the County Gaol. Ile is now in the prison at
Birmingham, waiting the next sitting of the Ma-
gistrates.

The famous Cacique of Poyais, MAcGuruott,
'"h° was arrested some time ago in Paris on a
charge of swindling, was on 'Thursday brought
before the Court of Correctional Police.
was arcusPd of obtaining considerable sums of
Money on loans, on promising Ins dupes the trea.
sures of an El Dorado on the other side of the
Atlantic. Six persons, included in the indict-
ment. were placed beside him as his accomplices.
As the evidence went only to inculpate a person
who has not yet been arrested, the prisoners were
of course acquitted and discharged.

Calcutta Papers to the 2d of November were
received this morning at the North and South
American Subscription Room. Private Letters
state the armistice to have terminated, and that
hostilities had been resumed. According to some
of the letters, our troops had been unsuccessful
in their attack of a stockade.

Letters from Canton mention a destructive
conflagration in that city, .which is described as
having been on fire in several places at the same