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London, England, 1823-10-04

SALES OF PROPER T Y.- TiTIS ►t LE K.

\Ware happy to find that our proposed Register of
vales of Property meets with the general approbation
ai otn• Readers; at least so we are led to conclude,
from themanY approving letters which we have received
„ are subject. It will in future be continued regularly
-on the Saturday of each week.
London, England, 1823-03-10

HALL'S PATENT STARCH, for getting up
Lace, Muslin, Linen, &c. of a beautiful colour, and pre-
ventirg their turning yellow. This new and superior Article
forms a striking contrast, on comparison with every other kind
of Starch, by its brilliant whiteness; and, when prepared for
nse arrording to the directions, is considerably stronger, and
cer,cequently more economical. Its greatest excellency, consists
in being very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior
strength), resembling a thin solution of fine Gum Arabic ; thus
divested of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. his
worthy of remark, that the latter is so defective in colour, &c.
that the manufacturer nsually adds a portion of blue to it, in
order to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not re-
quired with the patent article.
Sold in convenient Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131,
Wood-street, Chear,lde ; 147, Strand, London, warranted ge-
t:::ine; and may be obtained of every respectable Dealer in
Starch, in Town and Country.

Average Pi ices of Raw Hides, Bark, and Leather,
sold in Leadenhall Market for the last thirteen years,
before the repeal of the additional 'fax; and since
that period, up to the 17th of February last, taken
from the books of an eminent Leather Factor; also
statements of average Duties and profits' for labour
and capital, calculated upon the acknowledged data,
that two pounds of Raw Hide are required to make
one pbuncl of Leather, and that one pound per load
in the price of Bark, is 'equal to one farthing per
pound upon every pound of Leather :
London, England, 1823-03-10

UARY

I his negocia.
e3t doubt is
in the FAA."
a, Z7.4i 57.34.
ondon, 94.

ached us this

r new Regi-
by the King
at Lille. Ar-

&c. have set
for Bayonne.
Austrian 06-
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to a diseus
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/ the truth of

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es, 898 4-S.

fined for same
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n Saturday as
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nicd by their
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London, England, 1823-03-10

FOREIGN FUNDS

The most doing this morning is in Spanish Bonds, which
opened at 29i, I. The price of the Foreign Funds tone► this
morning from Holland one per cent. lower.
Current Prices: Chili= 601 to 70, New Spanish 291 I, Old
38e, New Prussian 76i 4, Old SO, Russian 711, Danish 781,
Columbian 50, Spanish Scrip 36i A.
London, England, 1823-03-10

THE ARMY.

The 7th, 21st, 77th, and 83d Regiments of Foot, will be sent,
in the present season, to the West India Islands, to relieve four
Regiments which have been the longest period on that station.
Lieutenant-Colonel Ressler. (son of Lord Waxiest RUSSELL),
is appointed Brigade-Major In the South-west District nice
Major Not llamas, promoted.
From the official statement made on Friday night in the house
of Commons, of the difference of the Estimates of the ordinary
services of the Army, for the year 1822 and 1823, it appears
that the total number, including Officers, Non-commissioned Of-
ficers, and I'rivates, for 1822, was 69,802, while that for 1823
is 69,144. But in the estimate of expense there is a reduction
in favour of 18'23, of £18,720 9s. 4d. the total amount for 1822
being £6,106,118 12s. 2d. and that for 1823, £6,087,39825. lOtlq
Commission in the Royal Fifeshirr Yeomanry Cavalry; signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Fife.
Major-General Robert Balfour to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com-
mandant, vice Lieut.-Colonel Anstruther Thomson, resigned.
York Militia—William Joseph Coltman, Gent. is appointed to
be Ensign.
London, England, 1823-03-10

LITERATURE.

THE PAMPHLETEER, No. ELM
Had a work like the Pamphkeeer been commencllo
two centuries ago, and been conducted with the sa*
spirit that marks our contemporary, we slifuld it&
have had to lament the loss pf so many.tracts essential,
to the illustration of our history, or to ransack for them-
among the archives of our National Library. The
Pamphleteer has now reached the Fortrsecond Nun.
ber, and forms a valuable park of that light artillery
of political literature, called pamphlets. Including
many of the most popular pamphlets almost as soon
us published, and at least long before their temporary
interest has subsided, it affords, at a cheap price, a
collection of the best pamphlets on literature, politics, -
and political economy, that appear, and it is often
distinguished by several original pamphlets of great
interest and importance. The Number now before
us is rich both in the value and variety of its con-
tents. It contains ten pamphlets, of which three
are original, and others have received some additions
Or corrections previous to their appearance in their pre-
sent form. As a proof of the variety of subjects which
are discussed we need only to state, that the State of the
Nation, the Political Character of the House of Com-
mons, the National Debt, the Spanish Question, the
Sinking Fund, the Quarantine Laws, the Policy of
Recognising the Independence of South America,
Agricultural Distress, Mendicity, &c. &c. are some'
of the topics included in tire last Number of the
Pamphkteer. There is also a highly curious. article,
Which consists of the Love-letters of Henry VIII. to
Anne Boleyn, correctly printed for the first time from
the Autographs in the Library of the Vatican Palace,
with an Historical Introduction, illustrated by letters
of distinguished Contemporaries, by the Editor of
the Malaria Brittonum. This article is enriched with
fic-similes of the Autograph of our Eighth Harry, of
one Qf which, the following is a correct copy :
London, England, 1823-03-10

in courage,
evaders_it

r want. But

r: by means
lst France ?

ortaties, 4

villePe
ible appeal,
hnaiastn

c Spittiarde
ire that we
should like
.ged for our
;• panted-for
rms?. ATe
ng pursuits'
ave all the
ias made us
mid off

mnney to
e no longer
cripples the
hArti-earned

Id reduction

sake, now.

igh a rQurse
e of distress
invaluable

en the only
the Etris

e discussion
Chamber or
ing the dis•
ny than has
dy : indeed,

therwisc, as
le Chamber

L. But al-

part in the
be expected

to the pre-

t k too for-

too respect-
the French
London, England, 1823-03-10

are now un-

isced almost

...hose names
!ct, declined
ie Chamber
hich proved
'obey or jus-
use, he said,
anger, when
CLAUSEL
!thing more
ered by the
Catholicism
might have
ipanish Con-
ligion of the
the Catholic,
ligion. The
and prohibits
law remains

een violated,
i less require

)tirgll to the'
lat date con-
We cotigra-
rhkh it con-
e the KtNG's
In the peace
!tl;
London, England, 1823-12-09

•"741+ JIBIGHTON DECEAMEE iIV, . 4 . P. •
. •)_?. 4 / . . - 0.....r.11.... •
.
7-
'lll4 town is again tudishappy by the aryiial ofAt
Baumann. His Mutate reached .the Pavilion bit
a
night, at half past five o'clock. The 58th' Infantry
the Royal Hussars received their Kinn at the math/01e
of the Palace, .the colours of the several corps being
lowered, ?lid the bands, with the drums, trumpets, aad
bugles, playing the National Anthem. The populace,
in expectation of the gratifying event, had been as-,
sembling on the Level trorrk mid-day. When the KING
came in, the number had accumulated to sonic thou;
sands.; and simultaneous was the war of welcome,,
huzzas, and acclamations, then given. It was too dark
for his MAJESTY to be distinctly seen in his carriage;
but when it passed the lamps in Marlborough-place, his
11a.tgazit was perceived to bow from the lowered,
window repeatedly. At this moment, the invocative strain
of the Anthem was added to the harmony of the Bands I
by the multitude, and " God save die King" floated in
the air through all points of the compass. The Dupe,
of Donszt, Si' WlLLtam KEPPLE, and Sir HILEGROVEI
TUR ' NER were included in the Royal Suite, and
had the honour of dining with his MAJESTY towardii
seven o'clock.
Divine Service to-day, in the presence of the Kitxn,
Suite, and Household, was performed at the Palace, by,
die Deans of HenzFoun and SA num
r ; The Palace Chapel, it is understood, will be opened
next Sunday, and that his MAJESTY will there attend
die sacred service of the day. • ••
The attendance of Nobility this morning to pay their
uty to the Klan, by leaving their names in the Palace
ill-book, was tery considerable.
London, England, 1823-01-14

BURKE'S WORKS.
lately published, by F. C. and J. RwtNcrruit, &. Paul's Church-
yard, and Waterloo-place, in Fourteen Vannes, Oro. price
N. 15.. In baud',
THE WORKS of the RIGIIT HONOURABLe
ErAl UN D SURF.
•,• The first Ten Volumes May be purchased alone, ptite
4/. 13s. in boards ; also Volumes Eleven and twelve, 11. ls.
and Volumes Thirteen and Fourteen, 1/. ls.
A few Copies of the last Six Volumes are printed on Royal
Paper, to complete Sets, price 41. 4s. in boards.
Copies may also be had of the following Volunsts in (brarto,
to complete that Edition :—Volumes Four and Serren, each
21. 2s. in boards; and Volumes Ave and Sit, q. lms. 6d. each.
London, England, 1823-01-14

BRAMAWS PATENT PORTABLE PENS.

A VERY inferior imitation of this popular and
usef'il Invention having been introduced for Public Sale,
J. If3R.CIIA li and SONS respectfully announce, that every
Picket of their genuine Pens is enclosed In a Paper, stamped
inch a fac-sitteile of the signature of the Inventor " JOSEPH
titHAH."
ThE Patent Portable Pens continue to be sold at the orient
Warehouse, t eV, Piccadilly ; and by most respectable Statibneri.
N.B. Thelwices have been lately teduted.
London, England, 1823-01-14

FROM THE BRAZILS.

The British sloop of• war Pheasant sailed from
Jamaica on the 3d inst. arid Ilavannah on the 27th
uk. a convoy, and has brought specie lor se-
veal mercantile houses in this City. The Captain in •
forms, that the frigate Setbsgapatam, 'the sloop of
war Redwing, and cutter Grecian, had arrived at
Havannah direct from England.. Captain Warren
comes out invested with authority from the Spnaisb.
Government of Cuba for the suppression of the
piracies on that coast, a• .d in the Gulf of Florida. •
We learn. says the Boston Palladian, tliatthe-Gb-
vernment of Brazils tx a. highly displeased with the.
Comman.ler of the Fleet which was sent to Bahia,
and returned to Rio ...ithout accomplishing anything
against the Royal forces; the Officers were displaced,
and the ships were refitting to sail with new Officers
and recruits. Commodore Jewitt had arrived at Rio
from Buenos A res, and wa, appointed to command
the Brazilian frigate Union.
London, England, 1823-01-14

T/M NOR rAh qiioT. swam TION.

it 'the leOothlj Welin4./A'Pritsr/i/la4t;tliOl7thi
instanr,.an loteresting,Papei Was,sead' to-are Liierary
- silt Philwarphic al Society)• on-she probable situation;
condition, •and.'prospetts: of 'Captain PA MIT anti his
love fellowtadverAttrm, sib imair'y surely kit in-
limed at A season:to us of. joy dud festiiity; to'thern
of dreariness and darkness. It strewed the probability
doir haviii.g.stskeeeded in getting* psissage through
some inlet in the notth west of Mudson's.-Bayr sitree,*l
it this 401. out, beat the case, they would have. re-
turned, or. at tent :been- heard of. If they should
have got b6Yernir" the' Cbppet Mine /liver the first
summers it is a. subject of hope rather than expee-
ution, that, they. naap!have passed Mackenzie's, and
Pushed through , Betimes Str sits, in ',which case
we may expect intelligence very soon. But in this
'rase probibly FriAfetrzs Would have beard of them.
or tuey nay have been. taken short by tbt climate,
. _before reaching• the Pacific, and are now passing
a second winter on this side of Behring's Straits ;
still a fair hope may be entertained of their ulti-
mate safety; but it may be the end of this year,
or the spring of the next, before we hear of them.—
Or; thirdly, they may not have been able to find a
passage to the Pacific ; and then the question is, can
they get back to the Atlantic before the open weather
closes, or have they the means of passing a third Po-
lar winter ? Various presumptions are in favour of
this. But on a fourth, not improbable, supposition,
of damage to the ships, or deficiency of, or injury toe
their ie ources, sickness, disabling from exertion,
their ..puition ,!.trst indeed be wretched ; and what
ought the country, in contemplation even of its pos-
sibliiy, to do? First, to dispatch directions to the
Governors of Canada, Hudson's Bay, and the North
%Vest Company, directing them to equip different
parties of natives, with proper supplies, to go in
search, by the C,pper Mine and Mackenzie's Rivers,
and other routes, with a security of being rewarded,
w any rate, and munificently in case of success.—
Secondly, that two or three small vessels he sent iii

tlifferent direction;. Thirdly, that Davi,'s Straits

ships be encouraged to sail a fig-might or mole he-
hue the u,iial time, and explore the coast before they
come to: the fishing-ground. These, or any other
_sxpedie ts, should he adopted, rather than a single
cbance. be lest of saving these bravi ruin.— Netseasik
eitichtick:
London, England, 1823-01-14

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, DECEMBER 17.
An account from l',,tto Rico brings intelligence of
the capture of the King's packet from Catlin,. for
Havannah, by a Colombian brig of Var. he Cap-
tain and several of the crew were killed: the re-
mainder had arrived at St. Juan. • The• packer, and
ten sail of merchantmen, bound to tiavannah, were
under convoy of a Spanish .frigate, -bound to Vera
Cruz. The) called at St. Juan's, and •the convoy
then left the frigate, loaded with arms and •ammuni-
tion, and troop, which proceeded for Vera Cruz.
for the' relief of the castle of Sr. Jtran de Ulloa.

CHARLESTON, DECEMBER L•

Arrived.the French brrg Mexican,. Bazanar, from
ITdra-Cruz, Campeachy, and last- froM
eight days in distress, bound to notdeaui..:Ort,the
.21st of September, in. the. Roads of Carripeachi:Was
robbed by a latteen-rigged vessel, of about thirty
five-tons, and twenty-tive to thirty men, of from
$6,000 to 40,000 dollars in specie, plate, cochineal,
sand indigo. The pirate was from Campeachy, Osten-
sibly bound to New Oilcans. but Captain Bazanar
has since learned that she. returned intoport, and
that the pi operty taken was recovered by the owner,
Ortni., a merchant there. On the 30th, being still in
the Roads, was boarded by another pirate (a schooner
captured flout the Spaniards), and robber! of provi-
sions, spare sail..., rigging, and the remainder of the
cargo, which the other could,not carry off.
London, England, 1823-01-14

HANIUURGII, JANUARY 3.

The Elbe is now covered with ice, except in a few
spots, and in some places is passable on sledges.

In the kingdom of Hanover there are great com-
plaints of the increasing scarcity of water in this se-
vere cold weather.
BRUSSELS, JANUARY 6.

The system of inland navigation, for which the
northern provinces of the kingdom are so justly cele-
brated, will shortly be introduced to a greater went
in the southern provinces; and we already learn, that
by a new benefit of his Majesty, the canal of
.A ii-
toing, called Canal of Me Frontier, is to be com-
menced in the spring. This canal will relieve the
inland trade in coals, with which the province of Hai•
nault supplies the kingdom, frOm the enormous tolls
paid for transit for passing the sluice of Thiontcelles,
acc. to which they were subject by being obliged to
pass by Conde to get into the Schelde, and descend
that river to Tourtiay.
These duties amount to three handoeil tram for
every boat that navigates the canal; for tt useless cir-
cuit of about two leagues. through the trench terri-
tory. There is consequently a general sentiment of
gratitude for this decisiOn of our Goreinini*, and the
greatest desire for the accomplishment of this im-
portant work, which secures. the independence of a
considerable branch of our trade.
London, England, 1823-01-14

This day was published,
The Third Edition, considerably Improved, in Two-thick Vols.
Sr°. (closely printed, and illustrated with Nine Plates, by
Lowry, &c.) price e 1.% II s. 6d. boards, • •
SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION; ter, ELEMEN.
TARY INSTRUCTION in the Various Department, Of
LITERATURE and SCIENCE, with Practical Units for
Studying each Branch of useful Knowledge:
By the 11ev. W. SHEPHERD, the Bev. J. JOYCB, and sb,
Rev. LA NT CARPENTER, LLD.
The Authors of this Work have bad it in view to offer such
elementary instruction as may afford a good pteparatlve fait fu-
ture reading, is point out the best sources Of farthet informa-
tion, and to compress, within a mute* compass, a great fund
of important knowledr, which could only be uttained by the
perusal of a multattiele of volumci.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Recs, Ortne, and Brown,
London.
Of whom may be bad, by the Rev. L CAITPBSTER,
• l'ilnciples of Education, Intellectual, Moral, and PliyidcaL
In live. rite Hs. boards. , 4
An Introthsetinn•te the Gcearapby of time New.Testansent....b
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London, England, 1823-03-26

campaign."

The ten pirates sentenced to death, were executed
yesterday morning•

.Y~..

A question w as. put lak night to Mr.riiinys# by
Lord Joan Russau, the. answer to which is lub!
ject of much observation in the Papers olthisnaorn-
ing. The Right. Honourable Seiretarfyar'asked
whether this country stood bound by treaty tigurti
rantee the Crown of France.to the RVritritlisi?.
answer was to this purpcsr..-40...ke4,149iWc0r,
treaty absolutely .to 'this eifactir *amiss* itid. en-
gaged to assist in putting chi.iik*iiiillttirtifietO
restore the BONAPARTE'faMiIy.; bitt thin as to dan-
ger to the 'BOURBONS from 'any ether,' quarter,
we stood only bound to consult and concert on the line
of policy to be pursued. We think the Right Hon.
Gentleman might have truly added (*ith some de-
viation, we must Confess, frorn parliaMentary usage),
that the supposition contained.*in Lord JOHN RMS.-
qUestion was very silly, very absurd.—..
How could it enter into the mind. ,of. any man to
imagine, that the Government of this country can.
have engaged to maintain the Bcitinaosi on the
throne of France at all possiblr•hasards? .Iu spite
of everything they may themselves do to.ensure their
clownfal! In spite '.the Weill of le French; people!
In spite of the coarse of eventsivbith-nothing can con-
trout! Is it necessary that the Ministers of England
should be for ever kFpeating that it canfnm no part
of the
,policy ?Ave Statsttlike ousts to. initerfere with
the ikerial conierns'of itsnliglibottri?•

AsaAreetnent
eten as to the proltable effects of the, journey oa hit
laJcsry's health. shut the CoonsnitsiOn; after wet*
twining that he took his 44 until nonskshrlent; and en
joyed his recommended t1101:hiS MAJNATT be
We regret to learn that Mr. CANNIxG has bad ano-
Tequested to setoff before the 18.thp apparently detet•
ther eittcik 'of The gout. The Earl of LivEttroor. and
mined by the. weighty anithority of. those medical Ali, Nke,of Wett.itiorosi paid him a yisit this foe-
writers who have given it as their:opinion tttflt, -"Au!, noon at Gloucester Lodge.
London, England, 1823-03-26

FROM LAST NIOIiT'S Giik;el:E.

[This Gazette notifies that the King has beein`pliated. to. ap-
'prove of Mr. Frlicio Caliet as Consul-General at Gibraltar, for
the King of Portugal.]
MIDISERS RILTUILNED TO SZIPIT IN TANI PRINIENTVAELIANIIIOL -

Borough of Code Castle--John Hood the younger,.Bsq. in the
room of George Bankes, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern
Hund reds.
Borough of Newport (Cornwall)—Jonathan Rains, of Bedford-
row, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. •
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Archibald Thomson, Liverpool, merchant, from April 1 to I
at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Cattle-street, Livcrpooi.

L4I'KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Jones, Handswortb, Staffordshire, farmtr.
London, England, 1823-03-19

Mr. P. MOOSE Withdrew dtrintxion: . • '
• ACr *NBA RING.

Dr. PHILLIMORE leave to bring in a Bill
to repeal an existing.9ttttute, Wbicksubiected p*-
gyrnan to five pounds penalty if iiieinlttted to ,read.
the Act of Parliament against prOftitte Orearin&TOus,
times a year in his Parish Church. •
Mr. EVANS supported the Motion.
Mr. WARREwished the Honourable Gentleman
would extend his 'repeal to-the reading of the New
Marriage Act in Parish Churches !
Sir Joust Nsweoar and Mr. W. C. Wttsott sup.
ported the motion.
Dr. PHILLIMORE said, that the clause in the
Marriage Act, compelling it to be read in Churches,
was not of his suggesting.—Leave was given to bring
in the Bill.
London, England, 1823-03-19

be tlethled in the First Geurter of -ail Ilond

Tiekets and Shares are selling by RI-TON. Stork-broker, is
con hill. and Lombard•strest ; where all btisiutss Public
1 icula Lt tr.insacted with fijeitty and diskitteb.

rt:A000 FOR THE FIRST PRIZE.

AZ A liD And Co. who sold • the very.litst Prize
1 .it e of ,tx,900 ever drawn, remind the Puldie;that the rom-
a. ut Lestrerf, containing ili IeRE of a 20.03c0, and /LIGIIILIT
otkr flakital., will commence on the Oth .nf April, when'the
firsr-2riivn Prize will have £20,060, the Two lien ae2,OCO
e..ch, an.' the Fifty next A'SOCI, £3CO3 and £2OO oath. In the
Lotter- Om; er..l-d lIAZA RP and Co. sold in Shares No. 4:447,
a Page of d..,a3,c00, at their old-established ()Aces, 93, Royal
Etch Kge Gate; :Id, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford-street, end of
. Itege-; street ; where they also sold Three of .020,000 in the i
Lit Year's LotteriZs. .

A LIBERAL OFFRIL.
ANY NOBLEMAN or GENTLEMAN in want
of very superior' rich, ihigb.llavottfed MADEIRA
_ • WINE., the Property of, and actual Product of the Estate of a
Native of Madeira. of a quality that will, when tasted and
compare d with other Wine, create astonishment, may meet with
well by :Applying to Messrs. FOX and COY, No. 3, Poland-
street. Oxford-street, at .C 42 per hogshead, or 425. per dozen;
I auto hne HAST INDIA 3IA OEM at 465.

'Payment will not be expected from a responsible Purchaser
AB4 bad reasonable time to be fully satisfied the Wine
84:rrespords %via* thi, r.4,resentation, or 'ample, tasted.
Samples to be tasted al above, in the Docks, or sent to any
part rndenrd, by post or otherwise.

Tux PATENT MILITARY Ann TRAVELLING BED. 1
rpIIE e.it Improvement made in this. Bedstead has
1.. induced the Patentee to describe its peculiar merit, and
which no other Bed ever possessed. The whole Frame is com- !
i'esed of wrought-iron Tubes, cased with Brass, which .render it.!
ratarktllly tibbt and portable; It cannot rust or harbour vermin,
M• its ingenious and sample construction (being in one piece); it i
will tint vet out of repair, and is made ready for use in one Mi-
nnie; it will pack with the Curtains and Bedding in the small
ar.ace of Nine Inches. To 111.1 LI TA RY OFFICERS joining
their Regiments abroad, and the EAST and WEST INDIES,
it is particuLirly recommended, fitted up with the Patent Mos-
tick° Net !Csirtabis. To INVALIDS, travelling for health in
warm climates, Wforhis an hivsluable appendage ; it will enable
dem to enjoy that necessary repol!e. which cannot be obtained
iniViedirty beds icy tit' en antry. They are in much request for
sQuyil ANIP,RI ' and BRAZIL, and recommended to'
tradi3,: o t ne Countries.
'Io he had only of the Inventor aid Patentee..l. T M PROW,
116, Lontaerv, whet,. an extensive AlSonnleht is now on Shew.
London, England, 1823-09-17

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 15.

As we announced yesterday, his Royal Highness the
Duke of Angouleme would not receive General l A ___ava,
and he declared that he would not listen to anything
until the King was at his head-gnarters, where his Ma-,
jesty would be master, to grant a general amnesty. His
Royal Highness offered, at the same time, to such of the
Cortes who did not wish to remain on the Spanish Con-
tinent, the protection of his fleet, to transport them
where theytnight wish to retire. The Duke de Guiche,
who ivad gone to Cadiz on the .sth, at 11 o'clock in the
morning, had not returned to head-quarters at 11 oclock
at night.

FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
" PARIS, MONDAY EVENQ:G.

"It is expected that Cadiz will fall soon ; some
bombs having destroyed several great commercial
warehouses, which has enraged the merchants, and
made them quarrel with the Cortex, who, by obsti-
nacy, when there remains no hope, bring all the evils
of war on Cadiz."

A Mail from Lisbon has brought us to•day papers
and letters to the sth instant. They announce the
arrival of part of the Bahia fleet, and of the Huss/tit
frigate, with our Ambassador, Sir EDWARD TnontcroN.
The following are extracts:—
London, England, 1823-09-17

BAKER'S-ROW,
WIIITECHAPEL.ROAD.

CAPITAL AND VERYEXTENSIVE PREMISES,
Adapted for any Concern, occupying a space rarely to be met
with, but particularly for a Copper or Blacksmith.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's, on FAIDAT.next, 29th September, 1823, at Twelve
o'Clock,
IN THREE LOTS,
THOSE CAPITAL and VERY EXTENSIVE
PREMISES, late in the occupation of Mr. SUTIFICRIAND,
a Coppersmith ; admirably adapted and purposely erected for that
Trade, but convertible for any concern requiring Roomy Premises.
Los large open. YARD, with a range of newly-erected
Brick Buildings, tiled, used for the purpose of a Modelling-room,
Worm-maker's Shop, Stable, with Loft and Man's-room over, a
Timber shed, Etc. with aright of gateway into Baker's-row.
Los &—The capital Spacious Premises, comprising a large open
Yard in the rear of Lot One, with folding Gates to Baker's-row;
a Brick erection for a Stable, with Loft and Man's-room over ;
Blacksmith's-shop, with two Forges and Coal-shed ; Pump of Water,
a Brick-built Coppersmith's-shop, about 45 feet by 40 feet, and
about 25 feet high, with large folding Gates, &c. to admit Carts
to load therein, and a. Brass-founder's-shop, forming a must com-
plete Establishment for any Concern or Manufactory, or for a Car-
rier or Stable-keeper, &c.
LOT 3.—A DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Baker's-row,
with Accompting-houses, Warehouse, Yard, Wash-house, a Bra-
zier's-shop on the Ground-floor; private entrance. Three good
Rooms and Kitchenon the First-floor, Four Sleeping-rooms over.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Watts, on the Premises of
whom Particulars may be bad; at the Crown and Magpie, and-Bull'
Inn, Whiterhapel; Saracen's Head, Aldgate • of Messrs. Tomlinson,
Thomson, Baker, and Smith, Solicitors, King's Arms-yard, Cole-
man-street; at G;rraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street;
where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1823-09-17

NEW BRENTFORD, MIDDLESEX.

FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, and COMMODIOUS
SHOP; VOTE FOR THE COUNTY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On Forams next, the I 9th of September, 1833, at Twelve o'Clock,
A VAL UAB L E FREEHOLD DWELLING-
-Li HOUSE, and commodious roomy SHOP, situate in the
principal part of NEW BRENTFORD, between the seventh
mile stone and de Market-place. In the occupation of Mr. Samuel.,
Linen-draper Tenant at Will. Containing, on the Upper Story,
three good Linen-draper,
First Floor, a large Room in front, andßed-chamber at the back; Ground Story, a commodious roomy
Shop, with bowed front, with a back Parlous. ; Private Entrance
and Staircase; Kitchen, Wash-house, Knife-house; Cellars in the
Basement ; large and openYud at the back.
To be viewed by permission of the Tenant ; of whom Particulars,
may be had; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re-
gent-street.
London, England, 1823-09-17

A CABIN COMPANION.
TMs day were published, illustrated with a Chart of the World, and
nearly One Hundred Engravings, copied from the original
Voyages, price 10s. 6d. bound, or 12s. elegant,
ALL the. VOYAGES ROUND the WORLD,
from the first by Magellan in 14:10, to the last by Freycinet
is isW, including those of Anson and Cook, and indeed, every
Voyage round the World that has been published in England or
abroad.
As a companion to a young Seaman, both for Amusement and
Instruction, and as a pleasing book of constant reference in a
ship's cabin, this Volume has no equal. Abridged from the originals.
By Captain S. PRIOR.
London : Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave.Maria.lane,
and sold by all Booksellers.
Also, by the same Editor,
The Universal Traveller; or, Modern Travels in all Countries,
with Jo° Engravings; and also the Vocal Library of 2500 Soup,
among which are nearly One Thousand Sea Songs, both at 10s. 6d.
bound.
London, England, 1823-09-17

THE FUNDS.

- _
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at 83 for Money, and 83j to kg
the Account, but little business is doing.
The Expresses from Paris have brought the French Fluids g
Monday at 91f. 25c. Spanish 42i.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Little business is doing in the Foreign Funds, as it is settling-4.1Y
for those Securities.' At present no defaulter has been declared.
Current Prices :—Spanish 353, Colombian 58j, French Scrip
Russian 83*.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Ct. Cons. 83 Vg 83-1 per Cts. New 1021,4 3/4
Imperial &per Cehts. 82%
India Stock 266—South Sea Stock 941/2
Exchequer Bills (Cl ,000) 355. 335. 365.
Consols tor Acct. 831/4 5/8.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
We have received this forenoon, by Express, the Mo.
niteur and L'Etoile of Monday. The following art
extracts :

....---..- - .
FR; M THE MONITEUR••••••OFFICIAL PART.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH,
veeNsaurren PION LLY020.6
" Bebuzier Mayor, Sept. 11, Seven o'Cloek in the Morning.
" MARSHAL LAURISTON TO THE MINISTER OF WAR.
" Yesterday, at eight in the evening, the trench"
were opened before the citadel of PERIPEIIIEai at 2 dd.

tance of 2i

circuit of 1
of the enei
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London, England, 1823-09-17

N, 10.1: 11 4

I4ISTROPOLIT,

PTIH PROPRIE
A. fully informed
33rresrw►as. has beet
cloy will remove from
sioth instant.

virHE COUNTI
1 DENT IMF. I
OINAL OFFICES s
of combining tfie secu
addition to the ituetuat
the beneficial rule of r
annual Premiums to
expenses. The import
by extraordinary publi
Lions of it which new
ones have adopted, in
is of chief value, beau
and the Return of the
persons have no reason
duced and insufficient 1
and which has led to fi
CAPITALS, a M
SIXTY-FIVE T}
section in the Courier
CLAIMS have her
Exempt from the F:
trines of an enormot
New Offices submit, V
Accumulations have Ist
yarticipate etutally wit
RETURNS OF 2
have been invariably p
sired seven years, upo
and whether they bat
£42,000 have been Tel
i^sured, %vithin the las
no other Insurance (I`.
BONUSES of £l3
on LIFE Policies.
ilk' Agents are appo
London, England, 1823-09-17

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

Winows wiillws who receive Pensions from the
charity for the relief of the Widows of Commission and Warraut
Officers of the Royal Navy, must send to the Admiralty Office,
between the 20th and 30th of this month, the affidavit required by
the charity, in order to their being inserted on the Pension List,svhich
will be prepared next month, and paid on the 10th November next.
The Maria Therese, from Ilavre to Bayonne, was taken on the
2d inst. six leagues from Belie Isle, by a Spanish privateer.
FALMOUTH, Sete. 15 —Wid W.—Arrived the Blucher packet,
from Lisbon—sailed the 7th instant.

Pzirsiouarr, Stn.. 15.—Wind S.—Arrived the Henry and Isa-
bella, from Trieste; Louisa, La ILts, from Gibraltar; Ty:l:mouth,
from Petershurgh ; and Bengal Merchant, from London for Madras.
Poaysatourir, Seer. 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
Bovr.s, from Gibraltar; and his Majesty's ship MADACASCAK, from
the RIFE Indies, and is put under quarantine, having touched at the
island of Ascension. His Majesty's ship GLASGOW went out of
harbour.

DEAL, Sarr.l6.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Cam-
bridge, —; and Harmony, CURRIE, from Jamaica ; Georgian,
WATT, from Grenada; Alagnet, --, from Alexandria; Thomas.
BELL, from St. Vincent's ; Britannia, Liasrox, from Portugal; Ibis,
—, from Oporto; Elizabeth, GUNSTEN, from Naples; Ranier,
&Rum from Sierra Leone—sailed 15th August ; and Ardgour,
DUNCAN, from St. Domingo. Passed through, the George the Fourth,
SALMON, from Gibraltar for Leith—sailed August. Came down
from the Rivet and remain, the John Palmer, CLARE, for the South
Seas ; and Margaret, Lbw; for Glasgow. His Majesty's ship
BRIER, in turning to the Westward this forenoon, carried away both
thtopmasts, off the South Sand Head, and immediately put back into
e Downs.
London, England, 1823-09-17

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire.
The King's Cheshire Volunteer Leginn—Tabley Troop—Cornet
Robert Thorley to be Lieutenant, vice Wallace, deceased ; Jo-

, . .
seph Hann, jun. Gent. to he Cornet, vice Thorley, promoted.
Ashton Hey's Troop—Tames Calveley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Malin, resigned.
London, England, 1823-09-17

MORE PP
and J. SINcT
gm • recommend
THURSDAY, to chi
because In the first
Cbeapet than in any
because the Scheme is
DIORE
At
S of a
2 - 1

The very first
Tickets and Shares
Fortunate Offices, 57,
London ; and by till.
Kingdom.
London, England, 1823-09-17

ARCIIEItY.

A numerous and highly.clistingui,hed company assembled last
week at the splendid mansion of .!. 11. Lei;;li, Eq. Stanleigh
Abbey, for the purpose of exercising the ancient and noble diver-
sion of Archery. The Ladies and G.Aulemen shut at the distance
of sixty yards for six prizes.
A Gold Snuff-box was wort b•; Colonel Stewart, as Captain of
Numbers; and a Gold Seal by the Rev. Thos. Coker Adams.
Miss Selina Skipwith won a Gold Brooch, emblematical of the
amusement of the dly, viz. a quiver with a motto in precious stones.
Miss Bell, an Arrow, with a ruby heart ; at.d Mies Noble and
\•Liss Wise received appropriate Prizcs, troth having drawn the
Captain of Numbers and the best Gold.
Upwards of ISO persons sat down to dinner a: four o'clock, and
the whole terminated with a ban.
Nov I. PED ESTR I A NIS M.

G. Bennett. Esq. of Blackheath, has hae!ted Lts cervant for 25
sovereigns and a dinner, to pick frem the ground 11:0 stones, each
stone placed one yard apart, the Lrthest ]t yards from the basket,
with his mouth, without touching ally one with MI hands; to walk
four miles backward and five miles forward in three successive
hours. As soon as the stakes were down mach betting commenced
at 3 to 3 on time.
London, England, 1823-09-17

BANKRUPTS.

Lewis Oldreive, jun. late of Damnoutb, tallow-chandler, to cut-
render September SS, it, and October SS, at devout aids, Ow
de Inn, Dartmouth. Anoraks, Meows Fox and hideous, A..

tin-friars • or Mr. Prideses. jun. Kingsbridge, Devon.
Robert Ryder, Eclair, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner. September 29,
30rand October 29, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attor-
nies, Mr. Whitlow, St. James's-square Manchester ; or Messrs.
Ravenhill and Crook, Princes-street, hank-buildings.
Joseph Marchant, late of Freshford, Somerset, innkeeper, Septem-
ber 26, 27, and October 29, at eleven, at the Castle and 11.d1

Inn, Bath.. Attorney, Mr. Mason, Creieent-place, New Bridge-
street, London.
James Ganlde, High•street, Whitechapel, blecber, Soptember 26,
at twelve, 27, and October 28, at ten, st the Court of' Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Baskball-street. Attorney, llr.Gray,
Tyson-place, Kingsland-road.
DIVIDENDS to be mule in BASING II ALL-STIIEF.T.

Nov. 1, W. Ford, Black Prince-row, Walworth-road,
iinea-
draper, at twelve. Oet. 7, C. R. Denham, Fetter-lane, ironmon-
ger, at twelve. Nov. 29, W. liaddan, Clement's-lane, Lombard-
btreet, tea-dealer, at twelve.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY

Oct. 9, W. and J. Quinton, late of Basforci, Nottinghamshire,
timber-dealers, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Oct.
10, N. Gribbell and M. Hellyer, late of East Stooehouse, Deveo,
builders, at ten, at the King's Arms, Plymouth-Y.131,4. t;.
Niblock and R. S. Lathan', Brth, at one, at the
Commercial Oct. 1, N. Higginbotham, Maccles-
field, i.i.p-merchant, at ten, at the MAcclesfi.44l Arms }lute', `:-..-
clesfield. Oct. 9, M. K. Der.zilut, Litt of Misipurt, stationer, at
eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bridport. Sept. 17, W. C. Gill,
Melksham, Wilts, linen-draper, at two, at the Castle and .Ball
Bath. Oct. 9, J. Bowman, Salford, Lancashire, dyer, at tets,.nt
the Coach and Horses Inn, Manchester. 0ct.15, W. Harris, Bir-
miogham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Riming-
barn. Oct. 15, G. Russell, Birmingham, merchant, st twelve, at
the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
London, England, 1823-09-17

GREECE.

This day was published, price Is. 6d.
REPORT
on the PRESENT STATE of the
RGil EEK CONFEDERATION, and on its CLAIMS to
the SUPPORT of the CHRISTIAN WORLD. Read to the
Greek Committee, on Saturday, September IS, 113‘23.

Ey EDWARD" iILAQUIERE., Esq.
The Greek Committee consider it their duty to give immediate
publicity to the Report of Mr. Diaquiere, who is just returned from
Greece. They propose shortly to publish further Documents elu-
cidating the State of the Country; and, as they hope, encouraging
to the Friends of that most interesting Cause.—Greek Committee
Room, 13th September, 1823.
N.B. The profits arising front the sale of this Pamphlet are to
be added to the Greek Fund.

London: Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.

BIOGRAPHY RENDERED A PRACTICAL OBJECT OF
SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION.
Biography, or the Science of Human Life, the important know-
ledge of which has been hitherto attained imperfectly and
vaguely, by desultory reading, is reduced to a System of exact
study, and adapted to the practical use of Schools, by the two
following Books:
1. rrHE BIOGRAPHICAL CLASS-BOOK, con-
-11 500 Lives of the most Eminent Persons of all
Ages, Countries, and Classes, arranged in elegant Lessons for every
Day in the Year; with 150 Portraits, price 7s.
By J. GOLDSMITH,
Author of the " Grammar of Geography," the " Geographical
Copy Books," &c. &c.
2. Five Hotroarn QUUTIOKS At') Exascises on the Facts and
Anecdotes in the preceding Volume, printed in a thick post Copy
Book, with wide spaces for the Answers, price 2s. with a Key for
the use of Tutors, price Nine-pence.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria.lane, and to
be had of all Booksellers.

This day was published, in Octavo, 14s.

A SECOND VOLUME of TABLE TALK.
By WILLIAM lIAZLITT.

Among other Essays contained in this new Volume, will be
found :—On Corporate Bodies.—On the Aristocracy of Letters.—
On Coffee House Politicians.—On the Knowledge of Character.—
On the Disadvantages of Intellectual Superiority.—On Criticism.—
Whether Actors ought to sit in the Boxes.—On Effeminacy of Cha-
racter.—On Familiar Style.—On the Picturesque and Ideal.—On
the Fear of Death, &c. Ste.
London, England, 1823-09-17

TISH CORN,

m the Returns et
owns in Seemed
ins 17s 6d
as 35,104

I BASS,

140 s to 180 s

130 s to 164 s

130 a to 170.

'ERDA Y.
ICBM&

Is to 61 Os Od
' to 11 Os od
▪ to 21 Bs Od

6d. to 445. 9d.

0-MORROW.
Itei attrr 12
rtes after 14

i+ 17L Pi**

In the Press, and will be shortly published,
By G. and W. B. Wistrrairtn, Ave-Maria-lane,
THOUGHTS, chiefly designed as Preparative to
PRIVATE DEVOTION.

By JOHN SHEPPARD, Esq.
Of Frome, Somerset.
In One Volume, 12mo.

In the Press, and will shortly be published, by G. and W. 11
Wu's-ratan, Ave-Maria-lane,
FORMER SCENES RENEWED; or, NOTES,
CLASSICAL and HISTORICAL, taken in a Journey
into France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Flanders, and
Rolland, and Residence in those Countries in the years 1818, 1819,1
iggo, and 1821 ; interspersed with Historical Anecdotes, and Me-1
groin of the Seven Grand Dukes of the House of Medici, and ofl
the different Dynasties of Naples and Milan. Dedicated, by per-
mission, to her Majesty the Queen Dowager of Wirtemliefg, late
Princess Royal of England, and sister to George the ith, King of
Great Britain.
London, England, 1823-03-21

_The column-of-A:oats* successfully opppood 600
thefaccioui.who attempted to pass the Ebto, having,
attacked them on ds•9Btlß -thobgb•they were kupe-
rior its 'limber. Th• Constitutional troops 'tilled:l
abont.3o of them,. took 500 prisdnersi beside 500
muskets and. all the baggage. The prisoners have.
been taken to Saragossa, •artd the arm, to Logrono.—
The remainder of this band fled in 'difftrent directions,'
but the militia of the banks of the Ebro were conti-
nually bringing in More- prisoners to Logrono and
tuna. Colonel Depablo also overtook the fugitives
on the Ist of March, at Fitero, charged them vigo-
rou .4, took 60 prisoners, and •dispetved the rest.—
Tfiedisorder was complete, the field of battle being
covered with arms, ammunition, &c.

Capape, with about 800 men in a miserable condi-
tion; has thrown himself into Arragon, not being'.
able to enter Navarre, but *he is closely pursued by
Generals O'Daly and Empecinado. The columns of
Atana and Depablo have returned to Logrono and
Pampeltica. It is not said where Count Abisbal is.
The object of the Constitutionalists to prevent the
junction of Capape with Juanits and Santos Ladion
has been accomplished, and there is no doubt but thi's
wretched partisan will meet his end in Arragon.
The second in command, Leguia, writes to the
Governor of Pampeluna, on the 4th, from Aburrea
Alto, drat having attacked the factious of Zurnala-
...
carregni, in the mountains.of ltoncal, he completely
dispersed and took 12 men, among whom is the in-
famous Armingor, who murdered in cold blood the
Constitutional Colonel Carruchaga. He was con-
ducted to Pampeluna, where he has probably already
suffered the punishment due to his crime.
Lastly, we received several other reports from Co-
danreguy, whose troops have dispersed And
beaten by turns, and on all points, the bands of Go•

ro-stidi and the Cure, those wretches having been
&Dyed to seek refuge on. the highest mountains of
Guiptscoa. FiEl of their soldiers have even arrived
at &mi. in a condition truly afflicting.
London, England, 1823-03-21

BISH respectfully reminds his best Friends, the
Public, that Fifty-three Capitals will be drawn in the first'
tfteiaa Minutes, on the 9th of APRIL, via.
First-drawn 1:20,000 Money.
Two next ..,2,0,0Q each. •
Four next llOOO each.
Six next 500 each.
Ten next 500. each.
• Thirty next 900 each.
Scheme contains Three of £20,000, Two of £5OOO, Two of
,C4OO, &c. &c. ALL MONEY. Every Capital drawn the
First Day (9th APRIL), will have a new undrawn Ticket, by
which another Capital may be obtained.
OH, in soliciting the attention of his best Friends to the
above attractive points of the new Lottery, respectfully rtminds
them of the near approach of the Drawing ; and adrvises an rally
purchase at his fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Outing-
Clan ; and by his Agents in the Country.
ot The Priers of Stocks are affixed.. hourly, against Rust's
OMces,in Condi ill, by which the Public may see the fluctuations.
London, England, 1823-03-21

G lIT.

iall was waited upon by Josh.
lam ; and Sampsun by Sprigs

ran rt his opponent like a
stay of his fury, hut put is
t he lost his legs in a twiulro
Sampson will win
bounds at the above cireuns.
g away, without ant regard
mod, of reducing Sampson's
Sampson put in a ri%t4•
tier the tremendous manner
like a log. On his secar.d's
a piece of woos, and cora-
Tin blttle of course writ
ately st.rped into the ring
every .tier humane attea-
nd before anything like
ed ; and Ite was driven of.'is
ompanied by the Doerr,:
lrowit since the defeat el
worthy); yet they are not
sole .itj Etleso, at odds,
a-
dy of LicZtenant-Coked
den, the Lady Georgia:;
e .Lady of James Fsdaile
• -
urge Carr Glyn, Esq. son
unt's, Dorset, to Mar Lani,
P.
q. Solicitor, eldest son nf
t daughter of thelateJahlt
Murray, Esq. writer, to
Esq. writer to the
the late Alajor David Re-
nersi N. B.
o Miss Christian Grahame
harks Maitland, of
at a very advanced ape.
Park, near Ilertley-upon-
al Dutnouriez, aged eS.
Humbert, formerly of the
ho, in 1798, landed in In-
co, Lambeth, ?.Tr. Thomas
years assistant at Apothe-
Banker, of Southampton.
-past four, and at five was
•
rweod, Surgeon, aged 74.
f Oakham, Itutlanclshire.
Capt. F. Marryat, R.N.
ear the Infirmary, Liver-
own.
•wart, Esq. printer to the
q. of Col spriest.
est member of the Dra-
t England in 1795, and.
ards of the Winchester,
rovincisl theatres.
n Traboltan demesne; is
I6th year, and was newer
. Ile was middle sized
ere small and close sesr
His face was fresh aliti
eat stoop, he might have
died of general weaknow
ARCH 19-
rland 36,. OJ. to 48s. 04,
SUld••••••1 5 unsold. '
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London, England, 1823-03-21

On 'Thursday next, the 27th iestar.t., *ill be•published,
hr Three Volumes,. I 2rno.
OTHER TIMES; or, The MONKS ofLEADEM
11A LL.—A Romance.
By the Author of the "- iLoßards," Calthorpe," Etc.
Printed for Longman, I lurst,Rees,Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be bad,
Calthorpe; or, Fallen Fortunes; 3 vols. 12ino. lb is.
The Loildrds. A Tale of the 15th Century. 3 vols. 11. Is. •
London, England, 1823-01-13

• rms.:mazy.. • .
•
. . 111.SAR:1-1.-
Tkiachments of the 14th RetiOnq frOni Ithrra.' ek".2
and of the Oth and *with, fro* Pops:M(44th Gat tide marched
from from the latter place oft gridaymorithigliiitindifaskitaiinbark
there for &PICA • :Dotsr*nenta of tho spas, 4dtk, and
119th Regiments are to srroeed, fp* rprtsmoutis to 'Chatham
nest week, to enthark about the IQth Februarysr9r Ma4;al'
,
MILITARY PROidIITIONS.
WA 11•01PIRCIL, Jaw. 1% 1821..
• .—.•pliarit Frederick Ilfll.

Royal Regiment of Done Goards—aLlenten..... _
Liam Culling Smith, from the•Coldstreiun Foot Guards, to be
Captain; by purchase, vice Jebb, who retires.
Regiment of Dtagoon Guards Cornet Richard Martin to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vier Hamill, prumotel in the id
West India Regiment ; Sir Gerald Aylmer, Ban. to be Cor-
net, -by purchase, vide Martin. • •
Ist Regiment of Font—Lieutenant Andrew Connell, from tile'
61st Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice John Mackenzie, whck,
retires upon half-pay of the 7th Foot.
17th Ditto—Ensign Robert Ferguson, from the 4341 Foot, lobe
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Crawley, promoted. • .
Zed Dito—Lieutenant Henry Matson, from half-pay of the 60th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Stevens, who eachanges,
receiving the difliTence.
23d Ditto--Secood Lieutenant Hugh Plunket Bourchier to be
Adjutant, vice Enoch, who resigns the Adjutantey only.
.57th Ditto—Ensign Thomas liainbrigge to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Ferrier, who retires.
61st Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Preston Campbell, from half-
pay of the 7th Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice Connell, appointed
Quartermaster of the Ist Foot.
5d Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign William Ilorwood Freame.
from half-pay of the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Lincoln.
Charles De Laet Waldo' Sibthorp, and Thomas Broughton,
Estirs. to be Deputy Lieutenant&
Commission in the Loddon Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.
John Creasy, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Ever, resigu‘d.