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London, England, 1820-03-21 00:00:00

MEMBERS RETURNED.

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1043

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Bowman or BaNnox—Viscount Bernard.
Comannietsnias—Lord C. S. Manners, Lord F. G. oAborne.
Castsu.roan—The Earl of Yarmouth, and Mr. Miill)ank.
CAIDIGANSUIILE—W. E. Powell, E.g.
Cwasrsa--Thos. Grosvenor, Esq. Viscount Belgrave.
CosarwaLL—Sir Wm. Lemon, J. H. Tiemayne, Etkq.
DIIRBAII—J. G. Lambton, Esq. Hon. W. Powlett.
FLINTSIIIRZ—Sir Thos. Mostyn, Bait.
KENr—Sir E Knatchbull, W. P. Ilonywood, Esq.
HUMANA
Crrir or Desttx—Right Hon. Henry Grattan, Alderman Shaw.
TAINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN—Right Hon. W. C. PlAnkt.t.
Co. LonGrosto--"Viscount Forbes, bir Geo. Fetherstone.
Kiss's Com:Tv—John Parsons, Esq. Thos. rnerd, Esq.
Co. Loffinltight Hon. John Foster, ViscouDent Jocelyn.
Dassy—Right Hon. Sir G. F. Hill, dart.
Assuan—William Stewart, Esq.
Youomotp.-John Hyde, Esq.
KussaLs—George Cousmaker, Esq.

THE ARMY.

His Majesty's ship PRAETOR, Capt. W. A. Mow-
tocu, C-. 11-. takes out Lieutenant General Sir J MLS
KEM IC.C.R.Lieutenant-Governor of the province
of Nova Scotia, and his suite; to Halifax.
Thursday, the first Regiment of Royal Edinburgh
Volnnteers proceeded, in full uniform, to Heriors
Hospital Green, and were inspected by the Right
Hon. CIL% n LES HorE, their Lieutenant-Colonel, after
which the Regiment went through several evolutions
in excellent style, considering the short time they
have been embodied. The Rifle Company had a fine
appearance. In the ranks were a number of Gentle-
men wearing the uniform of the Regiments of the
Line to which they formerly belonged. The Corps
mustered between five and six hundred.
Monday se'nnight, two Ti oops ofthe 10th Hussars
arrived at Perth, from Piershill Barracks. One Troop
marched next morning for Forfar, the other still re-
mains in Perth.
Friday, a Regimental Inspection of the I\li 1 1
thian Yeomanry Cavaky, lately augmented by Lord
actin's Troop, and c.nmrtranded by Sir .lottA Harr,
of Pinkie, Bart. took place no Portobello Sands. The
Regiment made an excellent alai earance, and mus-
tered.4so rank and file. They.-went through their
various evolutions and exercises with remarkable
dexterity ;tnd preci :ion. After the inspection, they
marched into Edinburgh, by Leith, and were dis-
missed at the !tiding School, in. Nicolson-strect.
At the close of the duty of the Avisl:ire Yeomanry
Cavalry on Friday se'nnight, the first regiment pre-
sented their Colonel, ALEXANDER BOSWELL, Esq cf
Auchinlex, with a gold box of the ti .clue of £5O ex-
ceedingly elegant and massive, as a mark of their
esteem for him as a man and an officer.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Northumberland.
Aubone Surtees, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant for the Town
and County of the Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Venus, Caowrituasv, from Rye to Newcastle, was driven
on shore near Dunkirk on the 'id inst.
• The Mars, from Havre t. Cette, was wrecked on the 19th
ult. near Cape St. Mary's.
The Minerva, BRIDCON, from Liverpool to London, was lost
on the Goodwin Sands on the 3d instant, and it is feared all the
crew were drowned.
The Canso, arrived at Liverpool, fell in with, on the 6th inst.
in lat. 51. Is. long. 2s. O. a timber-laden brig, water-logged
and abandoned. She had only her mainmast standing; no head,
and a yellow streak.
CALAIS, MA no! 17.—The Thomas, of Sunderland, Snaxv ;
Celestine, of Illaye ; and the Jeune Auguste, of Nantes ; which
were driven on shore during the late gales, have been got off,
and brought into this harbour.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 1 B.—Wind T.1.--Arrived the Lord Ex-
mouth, Aliu.s, from Odessa, in eighty days for London; Dar-
lington, WerATLxv, flints Smyrna, in fifty-five days, for Lon-
don ; Tamerlane, Basssow, from Messina, in forty-eight days ;
Hanger, TIIMINOTON, from Demerara, in two months, for Lea-
,lo.l ; and Active, 110,4:Tv, from Loot:cu.—Sailed the Bucher
pazl:et, with "Mails for the Islands.
MARCH 19.—Wind N.':. E.,--Pasted by, the
CHILTON, from London for Pernamtmcm-,The York,
'I atios, fr;,m London to Bombay, arrived off this Tor yester-
day afterroon, out five months and two days. She landed her
patsenprs at l'enzance.
PORTSITOVV., MARCH CO.—Wind E.—Arrived the T-
Gramma; and Norfolk, 11:ca sacsos, from Newca ; and
Portsmouth, CAUTRID3E: iron London.
MAL, Morcht 2O.—Wind N.N.E..—Came down from the
Rivi r and sailed, the L'inclon racket, 'reacts-, for Boston ;
Taorr, for'Gibralor ; and Sir Jo. eph Rtr.l4s, Lacy, :cr
.lanaica. Remain in the Downs the GINLIRN frigate and the
PIONEER schooner.
COWES, MARCH W.—Arrived the Concordia. Precis, from .F:.
Acdero, with damage. The Redman. Matswoanso, is ecm:rg
into the harbour to discharge her cargo and repair.
1-IA-,Tricit, MARCH Ea—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet,
with a Mail from Holland.--Sailed the Duncan packet, for Hol-
land; Lord Nelson packet, for Cuxhaven; and Charlotte di:to,
for Gottenburgh, all with Mails.
WELLS, MARCO 18.—The Albion, 0 rwov, from Newcastle,
came on shore here this morning. The crew are saved, and the
vessel expected to be got off with little dainme.
Aaluven.—At St. Kitt's, the James Dunlop, Shepherd, from
London. At Flume Henry, Lewes, from London. .At Gib-
raltar Catherine, liohnan from London ; and the Rochester,
—, from the Clyde. At St. Domingo, Earl of Lonsdale,
Groom, from Liverpool. At Aux Cayes, Alexander, farmer,
from Liverpool. At Berbice, Betsy, —, from London. At
Ilelvoet, Lord Wellington, Harris, from latavia. At Curbs-
veu, Marmiun, Tindall ; Neleus, Hutchinson; and Two Bro-
thers, Smart, from London.

By letters from Jamaica, of so recent a date as the 7th ult. we
learn that the troops continued in a very unhealthy state, some
of the regiments having been reduced nearly one half. The
squadrcn on the station has also suffered severely. His Ma-
jesty's ship Iphigenia had sent upwards of 100 men to the hoe. •
pital, and the deaths had been numerous, including one Licute-
tu-nt; Lieutenant IlassivroN of the Marines; the Master, Mr.
11. W. KTNT ; six Midshipmen, the Captain's Clerk, the clr-
penter, and about thirty-six men. At one period, the Poser
and one Lieutenant were :he only officers belonging to the ward.
room capable of doing duty.
The Earl of YARMOUTH and Mr. MILBANK were
returned, without opposition, for Camelford, 'on
Thursday last. The different parties dined at the
separate inns in the town. Dating dinner, Lord.
YA RMOIJTH asked .MT.PENHALLOW, the oldest Elector
in his interest, to take wine with him ; Mr. PEtillA 1..
Low yeas about to do so, when he fell back in his .
chair, and instantly expired. He was 'in his COth
year, but was apparently in good health just before.
The following is an extract of a ':etter from Deme.
rain, dated December 15 :—‘• This poor colony is
visited by a most unprecedented sickness. nd nothing
can be mare dismal than the almait con.' Iled toiling
of the bell to usher four, %ix, and even eleven white
people to their graves. o sapid is the disease,• that
a few hours only dispose of a valuable life."
A letter from Hartford, in Connecticut; states,
Oust after l‘lr. and Mrs. BARTLFY had concluded
their admired Readings from the best authors, the
State's Attorney ptesei..ted them with several writs,
under the law of the State, prohibiting " Theatrical
Exhibitions I" and arrested them. .
It is stated in the Jovrnal de (and, that au Eng.
lish man has commenced an action against one of the ..
first 13anker!. in Paris, in order to recover the value
of a shawl stolen from,his wife, at a route given by the
Banker. ' He tuaiiiiainS that the inv:ter is answetah!e
for the, morality o: his guests, and bound to pay f‘r.
things stolen, when he admits thieves into his. house !
A Letter from Turin, dated February tti, says—
, " One ,Thincif, a postillion belonging to the Post.
house at Geneva, but who has left that place for some
time, having been accused.of stealing the ornaments
of a 3ladona, has been bisriied - alive at Chambery,
after having had both Ins hands cut oar
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