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Lientenitu t-teneral Fia•fitiCt.triTow. of
'the Ist Foot Guards, succeeds the late Lieutenant-
deneral Corms Cautastr., as Colonel of the 55th
Regiment..
The number of men intended to be sent from Lord
.Walltoo-ron't army, direct to America, is reported
le be ten thousand, of which she Fusileers, the 29th
regitttent, and a strong corps of artillery, will form
11• Part•
The establishment of the Army after the redaction
which took place in 1783, remained for four years at
,abont. 50,0u0 men. At the- reduction in 1802 it
amounted to 75,000. The whole number Of the
forces for the year 1813, was 247,412 men.
. The recruiting parties for the Royal Marines are
to be called in immediately.
•.1 NAP-AL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 27.
An' ved the Two Friends, from Landon for
Smyrna, and a coaster. Sailed the Mantua. Dune,
for Bristol.—Wind S.W. light breezes.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 29:
Arrived the SURLY cutter, from Jersey, with the
Gratitude transport, Captain Gear, with British pile
soners from France ; the VIRAGO gIIO-bri4, from the
Westward.—Came into harbour his Majesty's ship
ORRSSY: The East India Fleet are expected w drop
down to St. Helen's to-morrow, with his Majesty's
ship ACHILLE and DEiREE, and to sail on Sunday.
• DEAL, APRIL. 29.
Sailed the EAGLE man of war, for Chatham, and
the Defender lugger to the• Scheldt.--Arrived the
TICKLER cutter from the Roompot, and remains.with
his Majesty's ships MONSIGUYII, COLOSsUS, Penmen
CAROLINE, JASON, GRIFFON, ROSARIO, RINALDO, RED,
rout, CADMUS, and Cracker.—Wind S.
HARWICH, APRIL 49.
Arrived the Lark Packet, with a Mail and Pas-
sengers, from Gattenburgh ; and the Diatia Packet.
from Helvoetsluys, having on board his Royal High-
ness the Hereditary Prince of Otti”aoft. Sailed the
STARLING gun.brig, with a convoy for Heligoland.
CORK, APRIL 25.
Saturday his Majesty's ships Hoaarro, Elagyir•
Loss, and CRANE, sailed with a large fleet f• oir-
faundland and Halifax. Also sailed at me
time, with.a fine breeze, his Majesty's ship Remic.tm,
Captain MAUNSELL, with the ships for Spain, Ste.—
General Casten's:A. has taken_ his passage out to Ha-
lifax in the HORATIO frigate. —The fleet for the West
Indies has the period of sailing prolonged to the Ist
of next month. • ;
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
,NEWMARKET FIRS f SPRING MEETING, lel&
PRIDAT, API IL VS.
Sweerrakes of lOgs each. T. Y. C.
24101114 Ridicule, 3 yrs old, Est. 91b. ‘•
Nyne's 1. by (belle, dam by Buzzard, 2 yrs old, 7st. 2/11
2 to 1 on Ridicule.
' Sweepstakes of l nap each, b. fr. T. Y. C.
Lord C. H. Somerset's Amanda, by:64lm, so. 41h.
Duke of Oration's Metre, sister to Handel, Mt. 131). I
6 to 4 ou Amanda.
Sweepstakes of touts each, It, It. A. F.
Sir C. Bunbury's Smolensko, est. Nab. ' -
Mr. Dundas'a Pyramus, 7st. 71b. - •
Mr liaison', MU. •
Lord Grorrenoi's Phosphor, est.
Mr. Udny's Panic, 7st. iolb.
5 to 1 apt bmolensko--.6 to 4 apt Phosphor.
Mr. Villiers's ch. c. by hagle..out of Coarse Mary, est. 2tb.
beat buke of Gratton's br. c. itamtod, by Waay, Ninmod's
dam, est. 41b.T. Y. C ItXtrs h. ft.-3 to I apt Mr.Vslbers'scis, c.
Mr. Vansittart's &alma, beat Lord Jaw? s OstcrialLsr wit. 7
each. T.,Y. C. 10444.-5 to 4 apt :wiles's.
Mrs. MARY ANNE CLARKE has taken the liberty of
the Rules of the King's Bench, the Right Hon. W 11.•
LIAM FITZGERALD hay.ng signed his as.ent.
‘,.Who is this MARTIN 3" cried as mt:Jera Divenes
" I will tell you," replied a less Cyn4al by-winder ;
"he is a lover of his country. and a promoter of in-
dustry • he has discovered die i'Dilotoipher's Stone,
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ender the auspices of. Fortune, and keeps an Office,
Ha 8,. Cornhill, where he dispeu.es her favours, by a
-Ticket in the ensuing Lottery, and it is highly pro-
bable you will remember who Martin is for the rest of
your life; besides this, he will present you with a beau-
tiful fighlyenloured print, gratis, anal it will be no
slender ornament to your tub."
DUBLIN, APRIL 24,' --Yesterday morning, at sire
o'elock, the Honourable Frederic; Ctrveadith w.,s lodged
is Newgate, ender a committal hone the Magistrates
of the Head Police, on the charge of having produced
to Brabazon Stafford, Esq. Transfer Officer of the
Dank of Ireland, a forged :end counterfeit power of
'attorney, purporting to besigned by the Hon. George
'Cavendish and Thomas Underwood, Esq. as the pits.
prietors of Government stock, 5 per cent. for the sum
of iel2oo, on the sth day of October last; and for 11.4 -
Int, on the sth day of November following, transferred
by a like forged and counterfeit power of attorney. &c.
a further sum of Xl6oob per centTovern meat stock,
' making altogether a sum of itifikkovith the intent to
defraud the Governor and Comp any of the Bank of
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Ireland. The informations of the several parties were
sworn to before the Magistrates on Tuesday the 19th
instant ; and Mr. Farrell, chief. peace officer, was dis--
patched, attended" by Sheppard, with full powers to
follow the unfortunate gentleman through England to
[franca, Switzerland, Italy, or all over the Continent,
wheresoever he might judge proper, for the purpose
of apprehending Mr. Cavendish. Farrell sailed that
evening in the packet to Holyhead, where, on landing,
he learned that Mr. Cavendish, with two children, had
taken a chaise to Bangor Ferry. Farrell pursued him,
and learned on crossing that Mr. Cavendish had slept
on Monday night at Bangor, and the next day had
proceeded onwards. Farrell traced him to Curwea,
about forty miles on the London road, where he un-
derstood Mr. Cavendish had slept on Tuesday night :
be still continued the pursuit, until he arrived at Llan-
gollen, where Mr. F. found that Mr. C. had slept
there, at Phillipps's Inn„on Wednesday night. Far.
tr.ll reached the place about ten o'clock on Thursday
morning,
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ruing, and wa informed that Mr. C. had gone out
ing. Farrell followed the path which he was di.
ted to take, and at about 'A mile frau] Llangollen
found Mr. C. bn the river Dee, carelessly amusing
iself. Mr. C. surrendered himsid- without the -•
Ittest resistance—they returned 19 the lea, and
iser being procured, set of for this city.—.AD the
loos whose informations hmbeen tal to the
Kerisa arcbontnioM iffisecute at
next Commission Of Orr PAIL iirserer, which its
the 20th of July pert.