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tows, end.on_the Sight Or the s3d ult. 400 gm it. On the
teth, these last'Were attacked by the Creek regiment of Tin-
dorm, when 40 of the royalists onlrescaped, the rest being either
killed, ‘enunded, or taken prisoners. We lost 102 ; the enemy
being inclosed in a kind of cattle keen). This has decided the
fate of the town. Moeflhto, with SOO men to the southward,
has been captured, and the latter are now marching into town.
Morales, with the rest of his army, removed to Alta Gracia, and
made off on hearing of the action. General Clementi has re-
ceived an official letter from the President of the United States,
noting their recognition of the independence of this country.
" The 33d Regiment having suffered considerably from a ma-
lignant fever, had been removed to the Stony Hill Barracks.
A*Meeting of the Committee of Correspondence has been called,
for the purpose of pointing out to the island Agent, for the in-
formation of his Majesty's Ministers, that the intended mode of
collection of the taxes, in the proposed ilia for permitting a free
intercourse with the United States, is contrary to our present
Colonial system ; and recommending that part of the Bill to be
either omitted or altered. indeed the draft of the Bill which
has been presented to the House, and published here, may be
materially altered when discussed before a Committee of the
Douse of Communs."—lingstors Otroaisk, May r 5.
By the same conveyance we have also received an
account, describing a small but severe action, which
took place near Maracaibo, on 24th April, between
a corps of 300 Royalists, under Colonel Ballasteros,
strongly posted in a farm-house, and a battalion of
Maracaibo troops, commanded by the Governor, Ge-
neral Lino Clementi. The Royalist Chief, Morales,
advas,ced horn Coro, with a corps of (as the Mara-
caibo letters state) 3,500 men, and, taking possession
of .the small town of Alta Gracia, situated on the
margin of the lake opposite to Maracaibo, succeeded
in.obtaining boats from the Indians and fishermen,
to convey two partie. across, whom he landed, one
tinder the command of Colonel Ballasteros, above the
tow:., and the other under Colonel Morillito, below it.
The former were attacked by part of the garrison
and totally destroyed ; and subsequent advices stater
that the others, on hearing of the fate of their com-
rades, and the failure of their plan, surrendered
as prisoners of war, had arrived at Maracaibo, and
were embarking for Puerto Rico. Thus was the town
of Mar..caibo relieved from the consternation that
prev.tiied in consequence t.f the advance of Morales
with so large a force, but with the loss of a highly re-
spected and meritorious Officer, on the part of the
Patriots. It was not known in Jamaica, with any
certainty, what effect the defeat of these detachments
had on Morales subsequent movements and ulterior
plans, though some accounts state he had retired to
Coro. Subsequent accounts, dated May 5, horn Ma-
racaibo, state—" That 500 men, under Morillito, that
is voung Morillo, had capitulated on the terms offered,
and we: e to embark on the following day for one of
the Spanish colonies."

Ditto—Second Lieutenant Giles Vandeleur Creagh. from
the half-pay of the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign, vice William
Henerman, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
lit Ditto—Ensign Edward Mallet, from the half-pay of the
91st Regiment, to be Ensign, vice George Edward Dawson,
who exchanges.
sth Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Hyacinth Kirwan, from the
balf-pay of the 7th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James
Roberts, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
id Ditto—To be Captains—Captain Frederick Brownlow,
from the lit Ceylon Regiment, vice Abbey, wh• exchanges;
Captain George Hall, from the half-pay of the 52d Regiment,
vice Harry Calvert, who exchanges.
Ist Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Maclachlan to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Archibald Campbell, deceased; En-
sign Dugald Ducat to be Lieutenant, vice blaclachlan ; Hos-
pital-Assistant James Robertson to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
O'Donnell, deceased.
t Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Major Robert K. Abbey, from the
724 Regiment, to be Captain, vice Brownlow, who exchanges.
GA AMON&
Brevet Major Daniel Fa 11.% of the 48th Regiment, to be Town-
Major of Gibraltar, vice Fraser, who resigns.
HOSPITAL STAPP.
Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Nesbit Wiley, from the half-pay of
the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon to
the Forces.
Commission in the 2d Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey.
Charles Cook, Gent. to he Ensign.
Commission in the Dumbartonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dumbarton.
James Robert Dennistoun, Gent. to be Cornet.

very heavy gales• of wind off the
Cape; left the Colony all well; the HTIPIaIOX, Capt. Lu.ucaar,
and Cromer, Captain Bremer?, were lying there; the MIDAS,
Captain F. Moaner, C.B. was at the Mauritius. The Aberfon
and Fame sailed from Madras on the 6th March, for England ;
the Fairlie was at St. Helena ; the Partridge had passed it, for
England. The whole of the 20th Regiment had left St. Helena,
for Bombay. General Puts Corm and Colonel GOSILIQUaIt,
late Military Secretary to Sir Wasps Lows, were the only
King's Officers on the Island—all the troops had abandoned it.
Captain Coaar, R.N. came passenger in the &MALANG. The
Gaston will bring the With Regiment from Bombay. The King
of Ream has conferred the Order of the Sun and Lion on
Captain Faartcts A. Comae'', C.B. of his Majesty's ship Livia.
root, for his important and meritorious services in the Persian
Gulf. The Arab, Captain Blown, with 160 convicts from the
hulks at this port, for Van Dieman's Land, sailed this morning
—she will land stores at Port Jackson. Captain Bowtn is ap-
pointed Comptroller-General of the Preventive Service, under
the Board of Customs. Captain MALCOLM is appointed to com-
mand the William and Mary yacht, attached to the Loan Lisa-
TENANT of Ireland. The NIMROD sloop of war, Captain NILSON,
has been paid off at Chatham, and is to be prepared again for
service--Captain ROCHrOlta is appointed to the command. The
Attunes frigate, Capt. hlooasoit, sails directly from Plymouth
for the Cape of Good Hope. Arrived his Majesty's ships Pxas
TON and PIONIKI, from a cruise...Toty 14.—Arrived the
Partridge, BRAINIIAII, from Bombay; Valiant, FallaY3Lia, and
Ocean transport, from Jamaica.
The new semaphore signal station, erected on the King's
Slaughter-house, at the new Sally Port, being complete, the
semaphore on the Platform, hitherto used for communicating
with his Majesty's ships at Spithead, has been pulled down.—
The line of communication between London and Portsmouth is
also in all respects complete, and has been inspected by Lieu-
tenant Pace, R.N. stationed at the Admiralty. The first mes-
sage, for the purpose of exercise was received here on Thursday.
MULL, JULY 13.—Wind N. N.W.—Arrived last night and re-
main the Orestes, Nicnorsox, from St. John's, N.B. and Gib-
son, —, from Jamaica. Sailed in the course of last night the
Barbara, SMITH, for Parabal ; and Ariadne, Russet., for Rotter-
dam ; also this morning the whole of the outward-bound. Ar-
rived and sailed for the River the Jane, WIDDLZ, from the South
Seas ; and Zephyr, Cox, from Honduras. The Admiral Cock-
burn, limos, for Van Dieman's Land, sailed about six a.m. .
JULY 14—Wind K— Arrived last night the Adam, Corm,
from the South Seas; Aurora, Hun?, from Grenada; Laurel,
BarreLv, from New Providence; Edward, Feu. from St. Vin-
cent's; Elisabeth, Girruav, from Jamaica; and Woodburn,
Fero, from Africa. Also this morning, and sailed with the
above for the River, the Montmorency, Woos, from Quebec.—
Came down from the River and sailed the Pyrenees, Craze, for
Dominica; Regulus and Velocity, for St. John's, Newfoundland.
&locum° Praacv.—On the 15th May the Amilla was fired
upon by two piratical schooners manned with 40 or $0 men
each, and was boarded off Key Sal ; the passengers and crew were
cruelly treated, beat with swords and pistols : one of the passen-
gers was hung up to the yard-arm and then dropped into the
water apparently lifeless, the vessel plundered of everything va-
luable, and the passengers robbed of all their clothing. The
women on board were brutally ravished, and the most shocking
exeesses committed on their bodies.
Custom-House, Jinx 13.—Ships Entered Inwards t John,
from Petersburgh ; Warner, from Demerara; Juno, from Riga;
Thalia, from Jamaica ; Auguste, from Dunkirk ; Fez, from
Ostend ; Rapid, from Rotterdam ; Mary, from Quebec ; Saxony,
from Hamburgh. Cleared Outwards: Boston and Britannia,
for Hamburgh ; Isabella, for Elsinore ; Rhoda, for Genoa ; Loy-
alty, for New York ; Sons of Commerce, Four Brothers, Earl
Bathurst, and Rapid, for Rotterdam ; Tinto, for Gibraltar;
Caledonia, for Stettin ' • Speedy, for Newfoundland ; Joseph and
Ann. for Antwerp; Lark and Flying Fish, for Ostend; Active,
for Dunkirk; Sir Edward Paget, for Teneriffe ; Peter Proctor,
for Petersburgh ; Segar, for Berbice.

,SANG experienced

Saturday evening, the KING rode out in his private
carriage. and called at his Palace at Pimlico, where
his MAJESTY was received by Sir T. LAWRENCE.
Yesterday, the KING attended Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Anthem, Thou GoD
praised in Sion, (Grum*, was sung by Messrs.
VAUGHAN and SALMON- The service was BOYCE'S
in A. full. The Sermon was preached by the Rev.
Mr. CAPEL, who took his text from the 15th chapter
of Matthew, and the 28th verse. The Duke of Yonx,
was also present and accompanied his MAJESTY on
his return to his Palace, in Pall-Mall.

An Orange Procession was attempted at Glasgow on Friday
lest, but the Magistrates, in defiance of whose prohibition it was
made, interfered and took the whole, amounting to 127 persons
nt, custody.

This morning at ten o'clock, his MAJESTY, ac-
companied by one attendant only, visited the Exhi-
bition at Somerset House, and remained about an
hour examining the various pictures of which it is
wormed.

The ROYAL Somitax yacht is ordered to be fitted
for the conveyance of the Prince and Princess of DEN-
MARK, on their return to Copenhagen.
The Earl of Mourn' EDOCUMBE had lately the mis-
fortune to break one of his thighs, by slipping down
stairs as he was proceeding to dinner.
THE DUKE of BEDVORD.—The following Bulletin
was received on Saturday:
Endsleigh Cottage, July 11.
" The Duke of BISFOILD has had an excellent night, and is
ping on well." (Signed) " S. Wooxituaos."
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY gave a sumptuous
entertainment on Saturday, at his seat, North Cray,
Kent, to the Duke of YORK. Among the distin-
guished personages invited to meet his Royal High-
ness were the Marquis of HERTFORD, Earl BATHURSr,
Lord PALMERSTON, Lord ELLENBOROUGH, Lord SID-
MOUTH, Sir WM. CURTIS, Bart. Sir H. TAYLOR, Bart.
Colonels BARCLAY and WOOD' Sir HENRY HARDING,
Bart. Mr. WATSON TAYLOR, Mr. GREENWOOD, Mr.
RoBINsoN, Mr. PEARSE, &c.

The KING has, within these few days, approved of 1
plans for further alterations and improvements in his
old Palace at St. James's, ir. which are arrangements
ifor the company attending his MAJESTY'S Courts, to
be set down at one place and taken up another.
Mr. Secretary PEEL had an audience of the KING
on Saturday.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL being recovered from his 1
indisposition, left town on Saturday, accompanied by
Colonel JENKINSON, for Coombe Wood. . _ _.

His Excellency ,Baron FAGEL entertained two dis-
tinguished parties on Thutsday and Friday last, at
his residence, Whitehall-place.
The Earl of DARLINGTON gave an elegant enter-
tainment, on Saturday, to Lord and Lady BARNARD,
Lady AUGUSTA POWLETT, Sir W. J. HOPE, Bart.
Major BYERS, Mr. WENTWORTH, Mr. CRAMPTON,
Captain POWLETT, Mr. WARD, Mr. WHITMORE, &C.
at his house in St. James's-square.
Hyde Park was filled to an overflow yesterday ;
an unusual proportion of pedestrians.
Kensington Gardens were more than usually ani-
mated at five o'clock. Ladies of the first fashion
might be seen seated on the wall. Great simplicity
in dress : plain white flowing robes, with a cottage
bonnet, a neat black shoe, and a white silk stocking.
THE WELLINGTON STATUE..--.The grand colossal
statue of Achilles rivetted the attention of the whole
of the immense multitude which yesterday resorted
to the attractive scene of Sunday gaiety in Hyde Park.
—The lodges belonging to the turnpike at Hyde
Park Corner are to be speedily removed below Gros-
venor-place, and opposite to St. George's Hospital.
By this arrangement, the present from the Ladies of
England will appear to the eye with a better grace;
it will then be in a line with Grosvenor-place.
Ktrices THEATRE.—The Opera of Don Giovanni
vas again performed on Saturday with great eclat,
as was also the Ballet of Le Petit Chaperon. Among
the splendid company present were their Royal High-
nesses the Duchess of KENT. Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
and Princess SOPHIA Of GLOUCESTER.
ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—The Opera of the
Duenna was performed at this Theatre on Saturday'
night, with that little phenomenon of precocious ta-
lent, CLARA FISHER, in the part of Isaac Mendoza.
Highly comic as the part itself is, and excellent as is
the acting by which it is often supported, we never
saw it so irresistibly laughable as in the hands of this
astonishing child. Her interview with the supposed
daughter of Dun Jerome was exceedingly rich ; and
the mingled expression of astonishment, mortification,
and contempt with which the first looked upon the
old Datum', was one of the best points we ever saw.
Her exertions throughout were attended by the al-
most increasing plaudits of a very large audience.—
PEARMAN made his first appearance for the season in
the character of Carlos, and received several en-
cores for the taste and expression with which he sung
thp principal songs. Miss CAM/ and Miss POVET
were admirable representatives of the two love-
stricken Donnas; and Messrs. BROADHURST and F.
BLAND successfully personated ARIONiP and Ferdi-
nand. Mrs. Gaotta also deserves great praise for her
*unions as the Dines. The Opera Is strongly cast.

Sir CHARLES LONG, Bart. gave an elegant enter-
tainment on Saturday to the Earl of SHAFTESBURY,
Lords MELVILLE, LOWTHER, and BINNING, Sir A.
Hume, Bart. Mr. HUSK ISSON Mr. LUSH INGTON, Mr.
PLANTA, Mr. PLUNKETT, dr. BECKETT, &C. at his
house, Whitehall.
Earl GOWER entertained, on Saturday, the Earl of
CL A NWILLIAM, Lord F.CONYNGHAM,V6COUDI GRAN-
VILLE, and a distinguished party, at dinner, at his
house in Hamilton-place.
AFFAIR OF HONOUR.—A meeting took place on
Saturday evening, near Hampstead, between WIL-
LIAM WALLACE, Esq. of Kildare, and R.W.JacasoN,
Esq. of Armagh, in consequence of a message sent
by the former gentleman, when, after an exchange
of shots, Mr. WALLACE'S second declared the honour
of his friend fully satisfied, on which Mr. JACKSON'S
friend withdrew him from the ground without ex-
planation. Mr. WALLACE was attended by J. REY-
NOLDS, Esq. half-pay Rifle Brigade, and Mr. JACK-
SON by THOMAS OTLAHERTIZ, Esq. of Castlefield,
County of Kilkenny.
JUVENILE FETE, VAUXHALL GARDENS.—The
beral Proprietors made a display on Saturday, by
their Juvenile Fete, which must long be remembered
with pleasure. To see such an immense assemblage
of lovely children, was, indeed, a most novel and de-
lightful sight; there were nearly 4000 present, and we
may congratulate the Proprietors on this pleasant and
profitable novelty. It will become an established
annual enjoyment to " Fathers hopes and Mothers
darlings."—The following is the commencement of a
little Song which was sung by Mr. TAYLOR on the
occasion:—
Johnny Dryden, who was wise,
Says, " that the of larger size,
Men are nothing more than boys.
Fond of fun, and game, and tor," &c.
The following distinguished personages honoured
these Gardens with their presence last week—
Lord Sidmouth, Lady Hugh Piercy, Lady Louisa Call, Thos.
Gooch, £,j. ALP, Lady Johnson, and family, Lady Sheffield
and family, Lord and Lady Charleville, Lady Pomfret, W.
Whitbread, Esq. M.P. Sir Chas. Flint, Lady Dowager Kaatch-
hull, lion. C. Clifford, Lieut. Whadall, Gen. Belfort, Sir Alec.
Johnson, Capt. Drummond. Lord Hawthorn, Lady Markham,
Dr. Meek, Lady Minefield, Capt. Mayland, Lady Musgrove,
dirs. Short, Lord Scarborough, lion. Capt. Wyndham, Lord
Peteshana, Sir Edw. and Lady Eli& Baker, Lord Claremont,
Lord Keir, Capt. Duucan, Sir Godfrey Wentworth and family,
Lord and Lady Morley, Hon. Fitzroy Stanhope, Col. M‘Doeald,
may. Mrs. W.o*. Mr. and Mrs. P. Viola, D. Sullivan.
' the ltabur Om etc.

The Edinburgh Star of Friday states, tint the two Se ''
canto
at Arms sent by the House of C.ommons, arrived at Edinburgh
on the preceding night, and that on that day Mr. Holm and Mr.
blepatu would set out with them for London.
Two men lost their lives on Tuesday night, in Ord-
nance-place, Chatham, from the effect of foul air in
a well; one of them was digging below, and had de-
sired. to be hove up, when after ascending a consi-
derable way, he let go his hold and fell ; the other
man who was stationed above ran to alarm his neigh-
bours, one of whom descended and met a similar
fate. The poor fellows have both left large families.
LIVERPOOL, Jut.: 13.—Two other victims have
fallen to the explosion of Mr. Boy Les steam-engine-
boiler. On Saturday morning last, Thomas Owen
was released from his agonizing sufferings; and on
Wednesday morning James Owen, his brother, died,
making in the whole four who have lost their lives
by this unfortunate occurrence. The only survivor,
William Brookfield, now lies in his house, Crook-
street, Chester, in a very low state.
Monday last, a family of eight persons, named Watkins, re-
siding in King-street, Cheltenham, were 'suddenly seized with
violent retchings, attended with severe and excruciating pain •
medical assistance being called in, it was very soon discovered
that the contents of the stomach were strongly impregnated with
copper, and it was ascertained that they had eaten very heartily
of food la which a copper spoon tinged with verdigrease bad
been made use ef. By timely administering an antidote, the
lives of all the persons have been preserved, although one is an
aged woman nearly BO years of age, and two others are infants.
Saturday evening, as Captain WALLACE, of the
half-pay, was walking near the Serpentine river, in
Hyde-park, he was knocked down by a man having
the appearance of a beggar, who robbed him of his
watch, and made his escape.
A rainbow, in shape of two semi-circles inverted,
appeared in the zenith on Wednesday, about four
o'clock in the afternoon; the sky at the time was
beautifully speckled with small clouds, on which this
singular phenomenon rested. There was not any
tan near at the time, nor bad them been any since
the morning.

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. THE ARMY.
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- . • • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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APPALLING DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Tide mag Was his Royal Highness the Duke of You, acCOM• , We are happy to learn that the Renege Crunenden. whieltwas
PROM Tiff DUBLIN JOURNAL OP FRIDAY.
panted by the Duke of Wettnerron and a numerous Staff, re- generally ripened to have been Jost in the Bay of Bengal, ar- In Wednesday's Duliin Journal We mentioned the
1
viewed the sd Regiment .of Foot Guards, under the command rived at Rome*, with ag safe on hoard. h, ?sunset lam. heArt-rending fact, that 140 persons had died of stn ef Colonel Woonvoso, in Hyde Park. His Royal Highness FALICOVTE4 jinx 12.—Wind W.N.W. Arrived the Cold- tion and fever in the parish of Kilmore, in the Barony
arrived on the ground at half der
nine o'clock, and passed along stream Rearnews. from London to Bengal; Bedford, Manna
the line, where he was received with arms presented : after
which the whole Regiment passed along in slow and quick time, Sear, with k,“ ormain_boorn.
from London: to Sierra Leone; and Dart,Dzw at, front the South of Erris, County of Mayo. Our accounts from Bali-
I nakill, near Clifden, are not less deplorable—twent y-
and went through the whole of their evolutions, much to the sa- JULY 15.—ArrIved the Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon ; seven persons have died of typhus, nineteen of dyseri-
tisfsetion of his Royal Highness. The fineness of the morning off the Poet the Item,*
attracted some thousands of spectator& I Arabella packet, fur Lisbon; and Bedford, Mamie, for Sierra
Thast.v, from Mho& Sailed the Lady'
tery, and forty of hunger.
Wednesday, one division of the Scots Greys arrived at Glas- I Leone. According to the returns from the Parochial Com-
Bowl and another on Thursday. The reception of a corps which i Poaxsatoterw, Jute 13.—Yesterday morning his Majesty's mittees in Sligo, there are 4.0,000 who have, not the
has so amply maintained and farther advanced our national glory, ship Sastaamm, of 211 guns (lately builn), captain means of subsistence; and in some parts the Local
NMI of the most enthusiastic desert Lion. As the soldiers passed Cauessit, arrived from Madras, the Maud St. Helena, cannot afford to give more than one
along they were constantly cheered by the crowds who accom- !which several places she left on the 6th the 18th of Committees pantedthem, with the same marks of respect out to the New 1 April, and the 20th of May; called at Ascension, and left the pound of meal weekly to each individual. In the
Barracks. A Troop of the Regiment marched on Thursday Marine Garrison there all well. The whole of the British pos. parish of Swinford, three hundred persons are labour-
for Perth. I sessions in India were in a state of tranquillity and restored in under fever.
Tuesday, the head-quarter division of the 4th (Royal Irish) ' health ; the deters smorbus appeared to have ceased iu drastic-
Dragoon Guards, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel : titre Influence on the shores of the Persian Gulf; where, also, -From Ennis we learn, that the Committee have
Ross, marched from Glasgow to
.Portpatrick, on its route for !peace prevailed, the strong holds of the Wahabee pirates having in hand ; but, from the increasing number of
Ireland. been destroyed, and their offensive means of annoyance to our claimants, this sum will not serve long. Fever is ad-
The 21 Royal Regiment of Foot, or Queen's Own, embarked trade, in all points, greatly crippled. The Gtasnow frigate, vancing with frightful rapidity, and hospitals are
on Thursday at Liverpool, and sailed for Dublin. Captain B. C. I)oYLz (which took out General Sir Enwaan
• Captain Co/awes Company of the 15th (or York East Riding) Ramer, Governor of Ceylon), had sailed from Trincomalee for erecting for the reception of the patients.
Regiment of Foot arrived, and took the duty of the Chester Calcutta, for the purpose,
,it was understood, of embarking the The misery of the country is frightful; we shad-
garrison, on Tuesday last. Their last quarters were in Plymouth. marquis of Harness and suite, and returning to England. Sir der to read the documents which have reached our
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. MERRY lkitezwoon had left Trincomalee in the Lemons, 60, Office, and feel reluctant to insert them, as we expect
Ca ptain Peace Baacxwooo, for Bombay, to inspect the new line.
was-orrice, JULY 12, 1822.
of-battleto ship Games, Captain F. A. Cotues, and dispatch her
House.
llth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Veterinary-Surgeon Charles a Report from the Sub-Committee at the Mansion-
Our correspondents- state, that the Commit-
Percival!, from the half-pay of the 25th Light Dragoons, to i. . filar Sir HOMY would return to England on the ar-
rival of Commodore GRANT. The squadron In India was to be
be Veterinary-Surgeon, vice George Gross, who exchanges. I tees have information of the most afflicting kind from
reduced to one frigate and a few sloops. The Tow= frigate,
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Hon. Edward Stopford Mayo, Galway, and Sligo. The Public expect that
to be Adjutant, vice Drummond, who resigns the Adju- Captain CHAIM'S Klnuanecm, C.B. had touched at Manilla, on
tancy only. her passage from China to India and England, the dispute with the true state of the distressed districts shall be dis-
tant
Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Joseph Deane Bourke, from the Chinese having been satisfactorily adjusted. We regret to closed. The people of England have also a right to
the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William state the death of Conunissittner CtuswoassiT UPTON, whose leant
ra should be made acquainted with the un-
-55d Ditto—Ensign John Horsford Gibson, from the half pay of
n the extent of Irish suffering, and the' people of
Henry Wood, who exchanges. three years' residence at Trincomalee wholly destroyed his I
health : he died on the 14th of March, on board the Sareaeaso,
the Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Riddle,
on the passage front Madras to the Mauritius and
. England.— boThundeedLobnednoenvolseunbcsecroifptthioengeanmeorouunstsEtnoglrishm.
deceased. The Samar moo
60th

the Committee expect to raise £170,000. They know
that two millions of people must be fed, or they must
perish. One Clergyman, on Monday last, carried
£'2ooo from one collection; others £2OO, and MOO.
A farmer sent two fat bullocks. _ The English nation
is generous.
Dr. BIRCH, an eminent Medical Gentleman, has
been engaged to attend the pea3antry of Erris for
three months.

Friday week, the celebrated Walter Fitzmorris,
the reputed real Captain Rock, who has been on his
keeping this length of time, surrendered himself to
GERALD BLENNERHASSETT, Esq. He is charged
with aiding and abetting in the abduction of Miss
GOOLD, from the County of Cork, and strongly sus-
pected to be one of the accomplices in the brutal
murder of TuostAs Hossans, Esq. He appears
much dejected, his legs are swollen from constant
fatigue, and his person much altered from lying out
in hedges, heath, and clifts. He had hitherto baffled
the ingenuity and vigilance of all his pursuers in the
Counties of Limerick, Cork, and Kerrt ; and rather
than give any of them the honour of apprehending
him, he sent a flag of truce to Captain HAssarr,
who no sooner received the deputation, than he re-
paired to the mountains of Glenmore, unattended by
any armed men, where Watt surrendered, and was
conveyed from thence to Riddlestown-horse, where he
now remains until further orders.—lrish Paper.
To-uoRRow.—CARROLL informs the Public that
they have only until To-MORROW to purchase the Ten
Capital Prizes, which must be drawn TO-MORROW.
It is the►efore evident, that there is no time to lose
in going to CARROLL'S Offices, No. 19, Cornhill,
and 26, Osford-street, where Four of £30,000, and
Five of £20,000, have been sold in the last and late
Lotteries.

The PATENT TWINE CLOTH, for its healthfulness
to wear, is found to be the best preservative against
the effects of the cold and changeable climates, as
well as of the oppressive heat of the East and West
Indies, possessing the advantage derived from the
use of flannel, and avoiding its too reducing gpct,
while its economy is great. It is sold, stamped—
" Millard's Patent Twine Cloth," &c. in pieces of
26 to 52 yards each, and in cases of 30 and 60 pieces
for exportation; the prices affixed to each number,
18d. 2s. 25.6 d. &c. per yard, at the Warehouse, No.
16, Cheapside, and nowhere else, which families
will do well to notice, many imitations of it having
been produced.