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Pwalinlioo.erk. Ism. as the last, tut die eustreial on the
cellar, and the device of the button, to be two ancluare wick cables;
dossed saltine/lee (the Seal of the Victualling (ice).
&Moon Marreas.—The same as Masters. but without the em.
broidered device on the collar, and with white Waistdoat net
breeches, or blue pantaloons, as may be Convenient.
Aestseatre Soassoss.—The same uniform as Surgeons, but with.
Mat the embroidered device on the collar% with white waistcoat and
breeches, or psetaloona, as May be convenient.
Cusass,-- same uniform as Pursers, but without the eel.
breidered device on the collar, and with white waistcoat and
broaches, or blue panteleiben, as may be enovenient.
Mmes.—Coat of Mud cloth lined With white serge, edged *Li
white cloth, stand up Oilier with a button and button hole of our
quarter inch wide, gold lace on each side of the collar; Magda
breasted' at angles with the skirts ; blue round cuffs; nine buttons
down the front, three on each cuff and pocket, withcorrespendloq
blue twist button holes, and three buttons in the folds of the skirts.
Ike buttons to be the same asthma worne by Carains. Was*.
coat, breeches, or pantaloons, cravat or stock, buckles, and hat, u,
be the same as Lieutenants. Sword the same pattern as the Mallets.
Gumless, BOATIWAHIS, AND Caaratimtas.—Coat of blue Ci ;
if lined, to be with serge, fall down collar, blue lapels to huttol
across, and round cuffs ;"nine buttons on the lapels, and three 0,1
each cuff and pocket, with corresponding blue twist button holes,
and three buttons is the folds of the skirts. Plain gilt buttunt,
with an anchor and cable engraved thereon. Waistcoat, trowsers
or pantaloons, white and blue. Cravat or stock black. Hat cocked.
bound, and looped with black silk. Sword, sword knot, and sword
' belt, the same as Masters.
Musausnuas•—The same as Mates, with a white turn-back on
each aide of the collar, but the coat not to be edged with white,
nor to have the gold button hole. Swords of the same pattern as
Masters, but of such length as maybe convenient.
Voter:seas of the Ran CI-cos.—The same as Midshipme4but
Instead of the white turn-back, a button-hole of white twist on the
collar, with a corresponding button.
Mamas; A sorra ers, AND VOLUNTIELS OP TIM SWUM CLAIM..
The same uniform as Volunteers of the First Class, but with the
Masters' button, and the button-hole on the collar to be blue twist.
Comma:ono Onocaas, Usoans.—A blue cloth coat, and
blue fall down collar and cuffs ; lapels to button across the breast,
at angles with the skirts, with nine buttons, and plain button boles
on each side. Waistcoat,breeches, pantaloons, or trowsen, blue or
white as may be convenient, or ordered by Commanding Men.
Sword and sword knots the same as in full dress. Sword belts of
blue silk or black leather of the same width as the full drew.
Cocked hat as in full dress, or bound with black silk round the edge.
Fr.ac Orncatts—To be distinguished by their respective epau-
lettes and buttons, and by one, two, three, or four rows of gold
lace, five-eighths of as inch wide, below the button on each cuff,
as described in the full dress, but over the twist button holes.
CAPTAINS 011 rag FLU; WHIN 110 T PLAG OrVICZILS, COMM..
noses or owe Fait CLAW, awn FILET CAPTAINS or Senn—The
same as Captains, but with the cuffs of Rear-Admirals.
Carcass, Cussatimezas, MID LIEMICKANTIL-•••'1'o be also distla.
gabbed by their respective epaulettes and buttons, as described is
the full dress.
WAIRANT /Mb Privy OPTICiIIf —The same as Lieutenants. but
without the epaulettes; and those vs whom a distinguished buttes
is assigned to wear the sause,u described in the Full Dress. Round
bats, bound with silk, with a narrow black silk bead and black
buckle, and a black silk or leather cockade, with a loop of the same
material, and half the width of the loop of their Full Dress hat.
AU Officers may wear. in undress, at sea, a mad jacket without
skirts, but in all other respects like their undress coats: and a
round black bat, bound with blank silk, with a narrow black silk
band and black buckle, and a black silk or leather cockade, with a
loop of the same material, and half the width of the whole loop of
the full-dress hat, with the appropriate button of the waistcoat sites
ors blue cloth cap, with a band round it, of the same width and
material as the whole loop of their full.dress ham

Patterns or drawings of each of the before-mentioned articles of
dress are to be seen at this Mee, and at the office of each Pore
Admiral; and their Lordships direct, that no article shall, after
this dose, tly made of any other pattern. Articles which have been
already made of a different pattern from the foregoing, may, bow.
ever, be worse till the Ist of Januuy, lii26 ; after which no devia-
tion whatsoever from the establishment will be permitted.
(Sfood) J. W. CltOKgn.

Mr. CROTCH, a King's Messenger, was sent off from
she Foreign 011 ice, Downing-street, on Friday evening, with dis-
patches for the Right Hun. Ham Miamian, the British Am-
bassador at Vienna.
Another King's Messenger was also sent off on Fri-'
day evening, front the Foreign Office, for St. Pmersbergh, to Mt
STLILTIOIID caeswe.
Lord BUSGslEttsli recently gave a grand musical
party at his hotel in Florence. to which all the respectable English
and Tuscan Nobility were invited. The Noble Lord Introduced,
on the occasion, an original musical production of his own, the vocal
parts of which were sung by the principal performers from the
Grand Opera. The piece was most favourably received.
C. R. OGDEN, Esq. the new Solicitor-General fur
Lower Canada, arrived at Quebec on the 25th of Noveinber.
Chatsworth has been one continued scene of splendid
hospitality during the last mix weeks, especially at Christmas. The
Noble Owner is surrounded by all those w t., eau siavents, and
persons of cultivated taste in high life, who, fur many years, have
been the warmly attacked associates of the house of Cavendish.
The European Magazine for December is embel-
lished with a Sae Portrait of the Rev. Archdeacon Wrangham,
accompanied by an interesting Memoir, and contains a variety of
original Essays and Communications 7.—On Illtakspeare'scharacters
and their Representatives. No. 1; the Novice in Town ; Chide in
search of Wisdom ; Sketches of French Maulers, No. 1 ; Fete de
&. Cloud; Education, a Tale, from real Life ; On the Exertion of
Pellllll6 Talent • Acceptance from Eliza to R. W. Town and
Country ; Brussels in November; Blue Eyes of Mary; Agreeable
Man, &c. &c. Review of Books; the Pine Arts. Lectures at the
Royal Academy ; the Drama, dm. ice. Published by Sherwood
and Co. Paternoiter-row, price
Owing to the adverse winds, there were dne, at the
General-Post-office this morning, seven Hamburgh sad
five Gottenburgh
The 18th ult., as Ann Woodley was putting a
kettle on she ire, at her father's house, in Oaford, the
flames communicated to her clothes, and she was as
dreadfully burnt as to occasion her death.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, JAN. 3.
The arrivals of all seta et Cern bat week were considerable, bat
this morning the addition! quantities from Essex, Kest, and S.C.folk, are only moderate. Time being scarcely any Am Wham at
market, our millers skew no diposiden to purchase, end the beet
parcels are reported lis. per quarter higher than last Mosley, bet
this article is not dearer titan en Friday. Bexley sold freely lag
market, at War peices, bet te.day it Bem doll, aid Ise Mar
day's quotations cam* be 'smelled. Beans am rather higher thee
last n
as also are Peas. Oats Sod a tolerably free salt' at O-
ther itigher prices then this day selmight. The top price of Floor
is not yet fully eitabilibil at 706 pre sock.
WIN ON WARD sitir.
Wheat, Red (15'24), Ms. tea I Rye, old, 00e. 00s.
old, So. 702. Boas, Small, new, les. leb
White lin, Ms. 765. old, 4112.
--- old, Cos. 75e. Tick, sew, life. SM.
Barley, 1424, Lls. Ws. -- old, 41s. 475.
--- Old, 00e. Oft. Oats, Feed, new, Mb
Peas, Grey, 1824, 381. 40s. old, Os. Os.
- Old, 00s. 005. Poland, new, Ms. 117 s.
Maple, 1554, 41s. 436 old, Os. Os.
aid, OW. 00s. Potato*, sew, Ws. 17$.
White, new, We. Ms. old, Os. 011.
- old, es. Os. -- Scotch, it& 366
80116,6,1534, its. Ms. Foreign Oats, Sob 275.
old, 00s. 00s. Flour, per Sack, des. 70s.
Rye, new, Sts. 484

Mee. ANN* Vs.
Darby "
Malt
Oats -
Boas -

MUMMA 1
79928
10,115
6►l
11014
1,p40

MN WU&
Peas . 11,020
Irish Wheat - 1,457
Irish Oats - 0,120
Ramis. Oats -
Basil& Roar, subs 21,Sirl

SMITHFIELD )&ARZIT, JANUARY 1.
Vie were plaotifilly supplied this vaoralag with all steserirtises
of Meet, yet there was k brisk dtiaand (Cr nary article at assaliats
at tits priors of last Friday. and Dad bag advanced 4d. pie me"
SW per. Kane of albs.—as. Od. to ad. MOM 44,41
Veal se. M. to tis. M. Pork Os. 04 eida.Rdepar
51. to 51. Clover 41. as. to 11. Straw 11. let.