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London, England, 1828-04-09 00:00:00

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Larnin..—Lamb, II
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Atkinson, J., Kirkheaton—Crown, Huddersfield u
Bacon, J., Stratford—Swan, Warwick 5, li
Baughan, J., Buckingham—Bell, Nortiampton
Browne, J., Norwich—Castle and Lion, Norwich i4
Buckley, J., Saddleworth—White Bear, Manche,ter 9
Darlington, J., Middlewich—Clarendon, Liverpoc,l 1
Gell, T., York—ltoyal hotel, Devonport ll
Gibson, \V., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool t
Hobbs, J., Gloucester—Swan, Gloucester
Howgate, W. Knaresbrough—Court-house, Knare,hrough 10
Johnson, E., Kingston—George, Kingston ll
Lacon and Co., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool i
M'Cannou, J., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool ll
Milligan, J., Stepney—White's, 31ancliester 9
Osborne, K., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol ..
Parsons, S., CLorley—Wliite Horse, Pre5t0n....,.,....

FOREIGN INTILLIfiNCE.

YRIANCII PAPERS,

(From the Gazette de Prance, April 7.)
PARIS, APRIL 6.—M. Henry de la Roshejaquelin
set out yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, for St.
Petersburgh, with despatches from the French Go-
vernment. It is thought that the young Peer will
make the campaign with the Russians against the
Turks, as a volunteer.
Letters from Odessa of March 6, say that the
Emperor Nicholas has made a present of a million of
rubles to General Paskewitsch, as a proof of his
satisfaction with his services in the war against Per-
sia, which have led to the conclusion of peace.
Accounts from Semlin of the 22d of March say,
the arrival of several Russian officers in Servia, who
have come to the commanders of districts, had made
a great impression in that country, and that it was
feared that some rigorous measures would be adopted
by the Pacha of Belgrade.

We have a letter from Rome of the 25th March,
which says—" We have received news from Naples,
that most alarming symptoms have been perceived
there of an approaching eruption of Vesuvius, which
threatens to be terrible. All the artists here are
setting out in all haste to Naples, in order to observe
that sublime spectacle."

EXTRACT FllO3l A DISPATCH OF HIS EXCELLEN'Cr THE

MINISTER OF COMMERCE, DATED MARCH 31.

" It is the principle of France not to recognize a
blockade, unless !t is supported by a force able to
render it effective.

" In this point of view, the reality of that which
ibe marine of Brazil exercises against Buenos Ayres
cannot be called in question.
" From the fact and the principle proceeds the
double consequence, that inasmuch as the capture
of French vessels which have not attempted to vio-
late the blockade must be considered as an illegal
set, infringing the rights of neutrality, it would be as
impossible, on the other hand, for his Majesty's Go-
vernment to protest against the same rigour exercised
upon ships with regard to which the fact of such a
violation should be proved.

"It is in the first of these classes, that, from the
circumstances wl•tich are known, the Kt :g's Govern-
ment thinks it may place all the French vessels, the
detention of which in Brazil has hitnerto been an-
mounced, and it has accordingly ju% taken the mea-
sures best calculated to support the remonstrances
against the capture of those vessels by the Brazilian
squadron employed in the blockade of Buenos Ayres,
and its complaints against the vexatious security
lately required from our ships on their daparture
Porn Monte Video.
_ .

" But to ensure the efficacy of the measure, and
td preserve to the King's Government all the ad-
va„,.age of its position, it is indispensable that our
shipo,-.ner should strictly confine themselves within
the Emit, of the rights of neutrals. Every vessel
which should cad from France with the illicit inten-
tion of forcing, or eluding the blockade of Buenos
Ayres, would be abandoned without protection to
the dangers of such an enterprise, %%id' the more
reason as these illicit attempts would risk the fate of
our ships unduly captured.
" In the circumstances of the moment, the interests
of ti,e French merchants call upon them to suspend
au congianments to Buenos Ayres till we are officially
certified that the blockade o(that port has ceased."

FROM FAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

_Lord Chamberlain's Office, April 7, ISS.

Notice hereby given, that the King will hold a Draw-
ing-Room at St. .larnes's.palace, on Wednesday the 23d
instant, at two o'clock, to celebrate His Majesty's Birth
Day.
N. B. The Ko.,,hti or she several Orders are to wear
their Collars. -

Lord Clumberlain'm Office, April T.
REtiEE..S.7 lONS TO BE OBSERVED AT TYE COURT or ST.

JAMES'S.

The Ladies who propose to attend the Drawing-Room
to be held on Wednesday the 23d instant, are requested to
bring with theta two cards, with their names thereon
written, one to be left with the King's Page in attendance
in the Presence-Chamber, and the other to be delivered to
the Lord in Waiting, who will announce the name to His
31a5esty. And those Ladies who are to he presented are
hereby informed, it is absolutely necessary that their names,
'with the name of the Lady who is to present them, should
*he semt in to the Lord Chamberlain's Office on Saturday
the 19th, or Monday the list instant, before two o'clock,
in order that they may be submitted for the King's ap-
probation, it being Hi 4 Majesty's coonnand, that no pre-
-sentations at the Drawing-Room shall hereafter be made
.1)y tlie Lord in Waiting, but by the Lady whose name,
Tvitia that of the Lally to be presented, shall appear on the
card to be delivered as before directed, corresponding with
the nanie.s sent into the Lord Oramberlain's-Office.
No Lady cam he received by His Majesty at the Draw-
;ng..,Room but conformity with tile above regulation.
'The State apartments will not be open far the reception
of cAmpa,,,,y coming to (urt, until half-past one o'clock,

Crown-Office, AFil 5.

RETIN-NED TO SERVE IN TgIS PRESENT

,PAULIAMENT.

Boßocoif or Or,r, SAnc3T. —The Right Hon. fitrat-
ford Canning., of Alt:or/lade-Area, in the county of Mid.
(liege.x, ;n the room of Josias Du Pre Mex:mder, Egg. who
luri accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.

War-Office, April 7.

14 Regiment of Dragoons—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Mims
Allen, from retired full-pay Royal Irish Artillery, to be
Paymaster, vice Danbury, who retires upon half-pay.
Dat,. d March 27.

7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Astant-Surgeon
Thomas Beavan, from the Stith Foot, to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Chermeide, whose appointment has not
taken place. March 27.
Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant
and Captain John Pasley Dirom to be Captain and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Fcad, who retires.
March 27.
Ensign and Lieutenant Sir Frederick Hervey Bathurst,
Bart. to he Lieutenant and Captain, by putcha,e, vice
Dirom. • March 27.
John Ralfmr, Gent. to he Ensign and Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Bathurst. March 27. •
2d Regiment of Foot—Major Roderick Jame. '-
/:rom the half-pay, to be Major, paying the dif
(aillm-in, appointed to the 69th Foot. Marc'
,Sth Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. Gem,
from the 57th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
Duffy, who retires upon half-pay. March 20.
12th b:ttn—Lieutenant Robert Bradfute to be Cap,
without purchase, vice M'Kedy, deceased. March 27.
Ensign Henry A. West to be Lieutenant, vice Brad-
rote. March 27.
Ensign William Howe Hadfield, from the 10th Foot,
to be Ensign, vice West. March 27.
22,1 Ditto--Lieutenant James Barclay Rog', from the
bOth Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Pettit, who exchanges.
:March 27.
25th Ditto—Ensign Peter Henry Bristow, from the
77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stanton,
who retires. March 27.
:31st Ditto—Ensign Charles Primrose to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice O'Leary, appointed Adjutant.
'September 13.
46th Ditto—Captain Charles Stanhope O'Meara, from
self-pay 31st Foot, to he Captain, vice Sir John Scott
Lillie, who exchanges. March 27.
50th Ditto--Lieutenant Peter Jahn Petit, from the 22d
vice Ross, who exchanges.—
Foot, to be Lieutenant,
Mareh 27.
5341 Ditto—Lieutenant James Sargeaunt, from half- •
pay of the Cape Corps (Cavalry), to be Lieutenant, vice
•
Joseph Chappell Ileatlicote, who exchanges, receiving the
difference. March 27.
54th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Kennedy to he Captain,
by purchase, vice Kelly, who retires. March 27.
55th Ditto—Captain ..,Eneas Macdonald Nicholson,
from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Cameron, deceased.
March 20.
56th Regiment of Foot—Hospital-Assistant Edward
Bradford to he A.:,sistant-Surgeon, vice Allman, whose ap-
pointment has not taken place. March 20.
57th Ditto—Lieut.-Colonel James Allan, from the half-
?ay, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice Cathcart, appointed to the
13th Foot. March 20.
Quartermaster John Ottey, from half-pay 56th Fo )t. to
be Quartermaster, vice Arthur Mitchell, who reverts to
his former half-pay. March 20.
85th Ditto—Charles Emilins Cold, Cent, to be Ensign,

'clean,

flte, vice
).
Cathcart,
vice John

by purchase, trice Maxwell, appointed to the 67th Foot.
March 20.

60th Ditto—Lieutenant James Morphy to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Hon. Henry Montagu Upton, who re-
tires. March 27.

Second Lieutenant'G'barles Henry Churchill, to be First
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morphy. March 27.
Lord Edward Thynne to be Second Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Churchill. March 27.

67th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Tooke Robinson, from
half-pay Cape Corps (Cavalry), to be Lieutenant, ice
Robert Macnair, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
March 20.

69th Ditto—Major Henry Gillman, from the 3d Foot,
to be Major, vice Isaac Downing, who retires upon half-
pay, receiving the difference. March 20.
72d Ditto•—Hospital-Assistant James Malcolm to be
Asistant-Surgeon. March 2!i.
73d Ditto—Captain John V. Lloyd to be Major, with-
out purchase, vice Kenny, deceased. March 20.
Lieutenant George Dawson to he Captain, vice Lloyd.
March 20.

Ensign Richard Watkins Bamford to be Lieutenant,v:ce
Dawson. March 20.

77th Ditto—George Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur•
chase,vice Bristow, promoted in the 25th Foot. March 27.
84th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Archibald
Macalester, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
vice William litrydges Neynoe, who exchanges. March 27.
86th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant Charles Gordon to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Beavan, appointed to 7th Light
Dragoons. March 27.
87th Ditto—Lieutenant Terence O'Brien to he Captain
by purchase, vice Masterson, who retires.
Second Lieutenant John Wood to be First Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice O'Brien. March 20.

Ensign Michael Maxwell, from the 65th Foot, to be
Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wood. March 20.
BSth Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Benyon, from the
half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice George Booth, who
exchanges, receiving the difference. March 20.
93d Ditto—James Macpherson Grant, Gent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Arthur, who retires. March 20.
99th Ditto—Philip Smyly, Gent. to be Ensign by pur-
chase, vice Macdonald, promoted in the 30th Foot.
March 29.

Ist West India Regiment—Hospital-Assistant Samuel
Ingram to.be Assistant-Surgeon, vice David Brown, who
retires upon half-pay. March 25.
.STAFF.—Brevet-Major Charles Cornwallis Michell. from
the half-pay, to be Sub-Inspector of Militia in the lonian
Islands, vice Knox, deceased. March 27.
Hamra r. STAFF.—Alexander Guthrie Grubb, Gent.
to he Hospital Assistant to the Forces, vice Fergusson,
promoted. March 20.
MEMORANDUM.-The appointment of Hospital. Assi-
stant Gordon to be Assistant-Surgeon in .the 11th Foot,
stated to have taken place on the 21st February last, has
not taken place.

J. Hey, Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen carders and Jobbers
—.J. Briggs and T. Jowett, Wilsden, Yorkshire; worsted
spinners—W. Harbert and W. Ruble, Clapham, livery
stable-keepers—J. Wrigley and J. Wrigley, Netherton,
Yorkshire, cloth merchants—G. Hanson and F. Rainger,
Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, silversmiths—H. Ball and
T. M. Evans, Bristol, attorneys.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

John Weddell, Kelso, merchant, April 11, at twelve,
at the Cross Keys Inn, Kelso—Charles Fraser, Lanark,
vintner, April I 5 and 29, at one, at C. Fraser's house,
Lanark.

PRICES OF RPOOICH TRIS
Stock 204 ex div.
2 per Cent. Red.... 88 14 ex div.
Per Cent. Cons. RCN 4
34¢ pex Cent. 90MS ex div.
Ditto Red. 90%%% ex div.
l'per Cent. New IOON%
Ditto, 1,,141 IOOK, ex div.
flank L. Ann. IS 15.16 19 ex d.
India Stock
Ditto ?Ion& 96 98 pm.

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
i Neapolitan. 1e24
Peruvian Bonds F.
Portuguese Bolds. ....
Prussian, 5 per cwt. —.
Ditto, New .....
Russian, New B7
Spanish, ISVI —
.—. 1.."
French Rentes, sp. c .....f ....,
.......... FAChange ...f. ....c.
--. 3 per cent —f. —c.
' ............. Exchange —4 —c.

PRICES OP SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.

.£9 l:.i

:S.-DUBLIN. APRIL 5.

St. Patrick Incur. (per ill.)
Royal Mill Ditto —
National Ditto —
1 Patriotic Ditto —
' Hibernian Bank 17%
Provincial Ditto
/toyal Irish Mine —
In Aerial Mine —
Milling Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings —