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London, England, 1825-04-27 00:00:00

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16iltaillY dge 111420111, .tbit Stet and eeton4 &Mott 41:01i
35d Reglasent, frost Weeks. Biriackl, marched thaw&
for Chatham. a 0,
The 24 West Indk Reginteit tea! (tape Mil
the West Indies, in Feb:rutty hat.
oilittell 016WASCI4 APRIL A min
Bova) lloginsent of Ardliery—.Second Captain Jeans litamPleopi
Altwas 110.
Wood, from half-pay, to be Second Captain,
Sig*
tired half-pay.
Ordnance llledical Department—To be Sargeonstorgeons noel
alas Morgan Jones, and Theme* MaentUhn Foga M.D. fr
half-pay; First Asdstant•Surgeons George Maurice atid. Pate!
Venable., M.D.
To be First Assistant-Surgeons-+Second Asshtant-SuCias. 'd Pa
Seaton, vice Maurice ; Second Amistant-Surgkorr Hari
well uigley, vice Venables.
To be Second Assistant.Surgeons-4ecoila Assistant-Surgeon*
James Barlow, from half-pay, vice Seaton, promoted; Williash
Small, from half-pay, vice Quigley, promoted.
NAVAL INTELLIUENCE.
The brig Hbbe, from London to Newfoundland, was spokes
with 30 miles t 6 the westward of Scilly.
Faxatonsw Amt. .23.—Wind S.—Arrived the Cygnet packet;
from the Mediterranean—sailed from Corfu, 15th March; Malta,
23d; 'Gibraltar, Bth inst. and Cadiz, 9th ditto. Sailed the Duke
of York packet, for Buenos Ayres; Margaret Baunamt, for Lis.;
bon • Belies, Gips, for Charente; tutd hiela;tho, Barstow, for
Cartliagetia.
Postsmorrit, Ariut.22.—Wind E.—Sailed the Nona transport.
for the Mediterranean; and his Majesty's ship Catuors,ba aerobe.
Dram, APRIL sc.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived and sailed,
foLemr the
River, the Fortitude, bravura. from Barbadoes ; Log
and Resolution, Pantos, from the Isle of France; and Cornelia:
Wan, from Batavia. Sailed the Hawke. ---, for Valparaho
and Bett, Wrztz, for FayaL The Columbus, with the whole of
the outward bound, got away about ten A.ll. with a steady beers!
from E.N.E. which has every appearance of continuing.
FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
[This Gazette notifies his !Usjesty's permission to the following
persons to accept and wear the insignia of a Knight of the Portu-
guese Order of the Tower and Sword : Lieutenant Henry Knollta.
and Frederic William Richard Sadler, Master, both late of the
Windsor Castle; Lieutenants John Seaton and Richard Crozier,
Ebenezer Johnston, Esq. Surgeon, and George Voller Oughtort,
Gent. Purser, all of the Lively. It also states that the honour of
Knighthood has but@ conferred on Robert Mowbray. E.sq. of
Cuckairny, in
BA N life:hire, a Deputy Lieutenant of that County].
KRU Erre D.
Thomas Stoneham, little Chelsea, brewer, frt.. April 9to May
7, ac eleven, at the Court of Continiasioners ut Bankrupts, at-
sirgball-strtet.

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BANKRUPTS.
P: :hard Hancock., late of Avetibury, Herefordshire, dealer in
horses, to surrendurPay 6, 14), and June 7, at eleven, at the
Falcon, Bromyard. Anomie*, Mr. lladham, Bromyard; or
Messrs. Williams and White, LiIICOIII.4 Inn.
Thomas Wood,..iiilston, Staffordshire, ironmonger, May 17, at
eve, 16, and Jane 7, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birming-
ham. Attornies, Mr. Montagu, Lincoln's Inn fields; or Mr.
'Mason,iston.
George Smith, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, victualler, May 10, 17,
and June 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, NPaeastle-upon-'ryne.
Actornies, blessrs.ll and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard; or
Mr. Seymour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
George' Sawyer, Wynyatt-street, Gaswell-street, dealer in lace.
April 50, at one, May 7, at eleven, and June 7, st one, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liasingball-street. At-
torney, Mr. Bennett, Tokenhouse-yard.
Louis Gardie, Regent-street, jeweller, May 3, 14, and June 7,
at ten, at the Court of Cosnmissioners Bankrhpts, Basing-
- boll-street Attorney, Mr. Blacklowl Frith-street, Sobo.
massy Stinchcomb. Oldbury-on-the-ElOl, Gloucestershire' malt-
ase, May 15 at seven, 14, and June 7, at eleven, st theWhire
Lim lon, Blatb. Attornies, Messrs Nethetsoles and Barron,
sea-street, Strand ; or Mr. Thy, .Devizes.
George Wells, Oxford-street, trunk-maker, April 30, May 7, and
June 7, at eleven, at the Court of Conuniadoners of Bankrupts.
nasinghall-street. Attorney, Mr, Lindsay, St. Thernas's-strerti
Southwark.
DI VID HIT VS to be made In ASING it A I.L.STRRIPI.
May 17, W. Beale and J. H. Wrathall, Union-street, South.
!`wart, hat-makers, at ten. May 28, 11. T. Pepperl Kingston-
upon-Thames, stone-mason, at eleven. May 17, T. Wlrite, late
cif Regent.street, whitesmirl, at twelve. May 17, J. M. Mortar.
G. N. Morgan. and R. dorgan, Belle Sauvage yard, Ludgate-
hill, wholesale-stationers, at twelve. May 17, Henry Harrison.
late of Southwark-bridge Stone-wharf, stone-taeson, at ten. May
17, G. Birt, late of Pickett-street, Strand, grocer at ten. May
17, S. Wise and C. Beenchley. St. Mildred's-court. Poultry,paper.
makers, at ten. May 3, IL Golding, late cf Philpot-lane, wine-
merchant, at one. May 21, W. OW, Brighthelmstone,
linei-
draper, at twelve.
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DIY I DEN DS to be made in the COUNTRY.
May 17, I. Dundsrdale, Holbeek, Yorkshire: elothier, at eleven,
at the Court-how Leeds. May 18, J. Lewis, Goytrey, Mn o-
mouthshire. timber-dealer, at twelve. at the White Lion' hitt,
Bristol. May 18, J. Crest, late of Sahneshury, Lancashire, dealer,
at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Preston.. May 20, F. English,
Bintinglians, draper, at twelve, at the Acorn, Temple-street,
Birmingham. May IS J. Keast, East Loire. Cornwal4 money-
scrivener, at eleven, at the Commercial' Inn, Plymouth. May 20,
F. Shand, Liverpool, iron-merchant, at one, at the George Ina
Dale-street, LiverpooL May 18. J. A. Wilkes and T. R. Haar
mood, anninghass, glaw.tormakers, at eleven, at the Royal Ho-
tel, Birminglimm. May 18, T. Blake, Cowes, brewer, at twelve,
at the Fountain Inn. West Ctrwes.
CRRTI FICATES-Mar 17.
J. P. Birinst, lineo-drapire.. W. Cane% late of Tit;
ton, Woreestaddrs, miller. J. !Chins, fordohtsuet, cheesemon-
ger. E. Stolworthy, late of Clkiswell-street, ebeeeentonger. E.
Tippetts, Basingball-street, factor. J. Dyson, fate of Longwood
Yorkshire, clothier. F.Kain, Pore-street,Lintehittee,eo

THE DUKE or YORK'S Lsyse.--His Royal Highness
the Commander-in-Chief gave audience yesterday, at his Mice hi
the Horse Guards, to General Gasooyne General Idea, Maier-
General Clay, Lord Napier. Lieutenant:General Sir Geo.
Major-General Murray, the Dean of St. Pattick's, Ileuttai
General Dion, Major-General Sir W. Hutchinson, Lieu
Galena Maitland, Major-General Sir C. grant, Majoe-
Bonham, Rear-Admiral Sutton, Major-General litairby,
General Sir W. Cockburn, Lieutenant-General Moore, Ma*,
General Sir William Inglis, General Brooke Sir John Jervb-
Major-General Vincent, General Crosbie, General Loftus, Major-
General Goad Adams, Major-General Lisp% Lieutenant-General
Doff, Ma' -General Mous, Lieshamme.fiansral Campbell,
Douglas Lys d,lb+ Major-9ensral Ranee, St lialkette'
Mejor-Generslo',_
_Majer-Chmeral Misr, Mropr-Getteral
Anderson, LiselonsiMi•Usilled tbe Pierre=
Lothian, Lientenambaeneralßic*. PIMP , Lineman-
Gray, Lord Churchill, Lord DirannumbOcinural Sir
D. Baird, SIT Jams de the er
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kathet
Archdall, Lord egavilr4ntrd=
Major-General Gosselin, General Part, and alien sixty oilier
Officers. The above is said to be the most mulaerdis Live, that
has occurred for several years.
The Gawk de Carteret!, of the 19th of February,
,Krems us of the enthusiastic joy with which thetas/Woe* of the
snsaglition of the independence of Colombia by 1148.4 was rt.
alga ; and also of the arrival of the Marquis Ma an, with gone
communicadon from the French Gametmaant.
iirutrite Court of King's Bench, yesterday, Mr. Heti.
razz moved, on the part of Mr. Mora, be a mid hammed=
agelost two Solicitors, the Koerner, the Archleseta and Seatetery
of an embryo Company for supplying London with lima wooer
from the Thames. Mr Moon was to have hoes the cackler to
the Company, and supplied a variety of articles for their use, bus
there was no money forthcoming. He was tddmately perseaded
to take live shares in the scheme, and paid a deposit of Ai ippon
them, of which be was also mines, the Company being &fwd.
The Cant refused the application, on the gressil that Mr.. Mms
had become a party to the transaction, by subscribing to
CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE. APRIL s 7. .
Tue cert..unty that no alteration will take OM ill the Cora Laws
this Session, has brought many buyers to market this weendies, when
prime sanapki of Wheat fully supported the adult, 11( last Mon-
day; and the inferior sorts are more sought abr. Barley also
maintains the iniproventent of last market-day ; and Oats are fall
as dear. yet the demand is but trifling. in mans, Peas, and other
articles there is little or no variation.
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