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London, England, 1817-01-17 00:00:00

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THE ARMY.

The follo.:vime official document h no* him
from the War Office, signed PACINERSTnN, and
dirtied to Colonels of disembodied Nt'liti.t Regit

Wes-Oritct, /.stw.tat 10, Itlt,
" It being understood that ►utrs ut money on accoutr
bounty, to newly sairolled nom for the Maria, wh;th
properly have been remitted to the Paymaster of the Kett
to which the men b.:looted, have,ln some instances, bend?
b)t.nther Officers of .uch Regiments, I am to desire ,
will call upon theseveral Cifficen of the Corps under you,
mand, to state what sums have been received by them
direly, en the above account, and how the same bag been
posed of; and that after having obtained the

ides so drawn, and by whom they were received, as aLu
they have been applied."

SOLDIEIte WIVES AND WIDIWII..—The
document is also now issuing irons the War Or,
and addressed to Regiment 4 Agents, and signed
order .‘ R. BRowN :"--

" Great

• WAII.OIIICE, JANCART 10.
_ being occasioned by the frequent
cation made by Regimental Agents for Pagan for persons ,
thereto, under the Acts of the 51st Geo. 111. c. 106, and
Geo. 111. e. 1-29.—1 am directed to acquaint you, that
PAWS can only be granted to the Wives of Soldiers who are,
the Widows of those who were, serving abroad; and t'
to such of those Wives or Widows as have recently
from foreign stations, having had pertnissine to
husbands when they proceeded on service.
" I ant directed to add, that as provision has been
Me Out-ports for furnishing Passes to Soldien' Wives and
ears who arrive from abroad and are eist.kled to them, the
eiliastance of a woman Brat soliciting a pass in London, of
iMprds ground for the suspicion of fraud ; and
War therefore desires me to apprise you, that In fetus
cation for Passes for such women will be attended to,
sane be accompanied by a statement, captaining •
she woman landed in this country, and why they did not ,
regular way solicit passes at the plates where they landed;
also in what manner and when they reached London, and
what dates and places they left the Regiments to which
loam& belonged."

The King of SPAIN has bestowed the title
6' Mist Heroic" upon the city of Madrid, which •
before only the "Most noble, most loyal, and most
trims" city.
A rather more important Decree of his ,
dated the 26th of December, states, that
mercial world in Valencia, Corunna, Bilboa,
drid, and Vittoria, interested in the cotton u
had desired a prolongation of the term limited
• the disposal of their foreign imports .by the Or
' natice of the 27th of Oetober, from the SI st of

cember to the 30th of June. This the KING has
fused, and now orders all these cotton goods to
placed at the disposal of the Philippine Comp,
for the behoof of their owners, and if not sold
twelvemonths to be re-exported.
DRURY•LANE Tmterns.--The very
Zbut of Mrs. ALsor, in The Wonder, which we

lately to notice, prepared the town to expect ni
gratification from the same source, and the sang'
hopes excited its the minds of wave by whom she t
then seen, have heft' well borne out by her soh;
quent efforts is the same Play. We had yes:::.
the pleasure of seeing her in a new character, that
Lady Bell, in MURPHY'S Comedy of Know yam r•
Mind, and again her efforts became the subject of
qualified approbation. Warmed, and sustained
the encouraging smiles of her patrons, all that
before admired was on th.s night presented to us
a bolder but Kill judicionsl•,• chastened tone, mellon.
by repetition, and strengthened by augmented confi-
dence. So completely did she enter into the spirit ter
the character, and so uniformly goof was her per-
formance, that it is almost injustice to select parts of
it, as instances of peculi.r felicity. Her descriteien
of love and courtship was given in an admirable
Kyle; and the song she introduced of Sweet
' Molly," accompanying herself on the harp, was
loudly encored and applauded in the most etehit-
siastic manner ; it was truly fascinating ; it did na:
astonish Irons scientific embellishments, but it merle
an appeal to the feelings, from its sweet melody: it
justified the extatic shouts of approbation by which it
was rewarded. Mr. HAnLEY, in Dathwood, received
great encouragement. It was a performance of mach
comic met it ; and, in describing the national debt"
as a large hot, clrbw down tumultuous peals of ap-
plause. Mr. RAP, in Mil/amour, was excellent. MIS:
Bows, as Neville, was cnaste, interesting, and im-
pressive. Mrs. Haneowg, quite at home in
Widow. The Comedy went off altogether in a vf:r:
satisfactory manner, and was announced for Saturday
with great applause.
Mr. Diiwvon closed the Maidstone Theatre on
Monday evening, by performingl.k. Cantwell in the
Comedy of the fipeeri/e. OXIIEItRY went down wilft
him, and was the Maiu-suorin of the night.
Miss WALLACK, a sister of the Gentleman of that
name of Drury.lane Theatre, is, vie understand,
gaged at the above house, and will :.portly make tier
debut in the first line of Tragedy. Provincial lithe
speaks loudly of ►her acquirements.
In addition to the numerous subscribers to die
Opera far the present season, we notice her itoyal
Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE, the Duchess et
(homes-Tett, and the Duchess of CUNIEZIIL A NI,. 1.1,1
Grand Duke NICHOLAS will also become a su!sscriter,
and honour tile Opera with his presence for the i.nit
time to-morraw evening. Her Royal Highness tie
Duchess of Geoucearen will also be present.
Loncsavirr.—On the 15th of December a Cacho 4;
Priest proceeded on foot to the Cathedral of Ad.tt•
in Lombardy, and returned thar.ks for having at•
tallied his 1 lUtit year, without infirmities or sickness !
He was accompanied by an immense concourse of
people, and channted the Cathedral service in a firm.
manly, and dignified voice.
CORN EXCHANGZ, JANUARY 17.—We have had r.
arrivals of any Grain since Monday, but yet out
Wheat trade coutinses heavy, without any alteratlei
in pikes. Old Oats support last Monday's prices,
but new, from their interior quality, are nearly an-
saleable at a reduction of 3a. per quarter. In Barley,
Peas, Beans, and other articles, there is no alteratior.

SMITUYIELD MARKET, JAN. 17.—Bevf, 3s. id. to 41461;
Mutton, 3b. 6d. to ed.; Veal, ss. to 6s. • Pork, 4s. to Ss. 44L
(to sink the Offal, per stone of elbs.)Cat.le at Market—
Seasta, 630; Calves, 140; Sheep mil Lambs, 3,740; 41C.
HAT and STRAW, per Load.—Hay, £4 to £6; Clover! A
t0..C1 75.; Straw, Al 10s. to 41 tba.

is now isvi:r,
tRSTnN, and
e''NIL! Kegt
NUAtt to, It•
ti
fc
iney on acco...r s
er of thet.,..7
mance,. been
I to desire that
rps under Too can s
ed by them reget
urns has been
regular information g
he whole of the .
sawed, as at.o test
—The fallow:,, I
the War OrEc-,
ts, and signed by I
ICE, JAI:CART 10.
ry the frequent aitti-
for persons enterel
c. 106, and Sty
let you, that then
Soldiers who are, et
mond; and then on:y
re recently returnei
a to accompany
m has been mule r.
lien' Wives and Wt.
led to them, the e:-
I to London, of its
and the Secretary st
'at In Wore no en&
mended to, unless th
nine when andwinte
y they did not in the
there they landed; a.
heti London, and a:
nuts to which that
owed the title
adrid, which w•
yal, and moat Ow
e of his MAJESTY,
es, that the corns
nna, Ma.
the cotton tra.
! term limited lc;
is .by the Ordoc•
at the 31st of 1)e-
-r the KING has rt-
)tton goods to Ix
lippine Compel:.
id if not sold r
very successu.:l
r, which we !:4:
to expect
• and the sangul:i•
by whom she vh.
out by her stibit-
Re had yes:::l47
character, that if
d Is-now par
the subject of un•
and sustained br
rocs, all that we
bed lone,
presented toous:in

'rAL lIMLLIdENCE.

AtMOU7II, JANUARY If.
Majesty's ship TELEGRAPII from a
on board several stores belonging to
41 la Jeo.:c Francais, of Bayonne ; she
three days ago, some distance to the
izard, nearly bottom up, supposed to
th casks. Lieutenant LITTLE, of the
took ber in tow, bet from the violence
• and his parting a 10. inch stream cable,
trudent to bar up for this port, and
is evening, in company with his Ma.
tioti, in quest of her—her name is on
aid, the former part of the day from
modorate and clear; the latter from
, thick and dirty looking.
.YMOUTH, JANUARY 15.
of Wales, that arrived here yesterday,
2th of December, in lat. 22.10. long.
'Ham, of Norfolk, from Palermo to New
day, the American sloop of war Chip-
:2. 40. long. 64. 50. on a cruize against
privateers.—Wind W.N.W.
DEAL, JANUARY 16.
igfit, and put back this afternoon, the
ica, and remain in the Downs with his
GANYMIDE, the Glory, for Calcutta,
I. for Jamaica.—Wind W.S.W.
:—Blows strong, with thick weather.
IRTSMOUTM, JANUARY 16.
Majesty's ship ROSARIO from a cruize.
DOVER, JANUARY 16.
. night the King George packet, Cap.
.om Calais; also the Princess Charlotte
sin HALLAM'S, from Ostend, with a
tsseagers.—Sailed this morning the Lord
ket, Captain HAMILTON, for Calais, with
passengers ; the Lord Duncan, Cap-
Joe Ostend, with the Flanders Mail and
and the Brisk transport, HANDING, for
'le Eleonora, from Sumatra, is arrived
~—Wind S.W.
DARTMOUTH, JANUARY 15.
Owners Delight, BARTLETT, of and
touch for Plymouth, with passengers and
mime, missed stays and got on the
entrance of this Harbour, nearly oppo.
ith Castle, and is now full of water.
POOLE, JANUARY 16.
the George, LINCOLN, from Cadiz, for
,: left Cadiz sth November, and after
the 23d ult. on the coast of Newfound-
iged to bear up. Captain LINCOLN was
vithin 20 leagues of the land, off the

JRAVIISEND, JANUARY 16.
the Jane, Fisnwtoc, from Hambnrgh ;
MURDOCK, frOM the Canary Islands;
from Cork ; Asia, Gam, from Born-
, Lasus, from Jamaica ; Nautilus, Cow-
eneriffe ; An:2.8011'10N, trom Demarara;
caeveNsoN, from Liverpool; and Mary-
, from Honduras.
1•0111-HOUSE,_ JANUARY Id.

.to INWARDS.-11.e Duke of York, fryer, from
Atom, Daviwo, from Hambergh; Martha, Fair.
Zame; Morns, --, from Smyrna;
Burnam's, iron Senegal; Mash Army, Mtn-
_ Kirby, tram ludic.
OurtfAsPV—Ater %Perim's. Puorn, for Amsterdam; Bora,
fur Rotterdam; Diana, Thompson, for Legborn; and
:r, for Java.
bas been received in Cork froM Mr. Ro-
ma, one of the surviving Officers of the
' from Bahia, November 11, 1816. It
melancholy intelligence already laid
Pu,Slic of the disastrous termination of the
undertaken tb discover the source of the
The sickness which proved so fatal to
red in it was contracted in the interior of
and' on land; and every person engawd
died, except the writer of the letter.
men viith the expedition, viz.—Mr.
:nor of Botany at Cliristiana,in Norway;
Comparative Anatomist; Mr. CRANCII.
and Mr. GAMEY, have all died. Mni
laser, also fell a victim to the malignant
survivors are Mr. FITZMAURICIN !WAS..
of Ireland; Mr. Homan, (brother to,
roan, E.q. of Cork)'; Mr. MACKERitollr,
and probably the Master's Second Mate.
and Dorothy were to leave. Bahia foe'
_rout a month after the date of the letter.
fillet comes home in the latter, and Mr.
been appointed to the command of
Atte
:ain Tutxxv, who commanded the ex-
left a widow anti fnur young children,
_ ten years old, and the youngest born
ether's departure for Africa.

true bill: were found by the Grand Jury
iley, against Cashmaa. Gamble, Cumuli,
iho, who was merely committed by toe
for the riot or misdemeanour, was re.
Jury as a principal in the outrage and
Beckwith's, on the 2d of December
was in consequence taken into custody
Cartwright and Fogg. the Marshalaren,
im at the house of one of his bail, the
the Cock public-house, Grafton-street,

leman, named Howoos, had his pocket
watch, under the walls of the Old Bai-
Wednesday night, at the time the trials
1. He was crossing over towards the
33 fenMe snatched the watch, and he
Irthe arm. In the scuffle, the robber
ropeity: He was rescued by some ac.
',withstanding the aid of the Constables
a wrong man was taken and roughly
he could speak for himself: he turned
,pectable young man, a smith, who was
:am his work.
enings ago, as Mr: William hard, of
returning from Tewkesbury market, he
about three miles from that town, by a
who presented a pistol at his head, and
- money. Mr. hard recollecting be bad
passed •two of his neighbours on the road,
:tuned his horse round, and galloped
rewkeibury,-the robber riding along-
the time, and swearing be would blow
if he did not stop and deliver up his
hen Mr. hard came near his friends, he
- them to stop the highwayman's horse,
being able to .effect this purpose, be
them and escaped.

-SPOItt.
titr 'Jim YESTERDAY.
blurt...-. to 1 apt MomenttUa • 12 to 1 apt Smolensko ;
12 to 1 apt Duke of Grafton's Waterloo; 15 to 1 apt Mr.
Lake's brother to Crispin ; 20 to I apt Major Wilson's horse—
high odds apt any other.
OAKS.--11 to i apt Cervantes filly; 9to 1 nit Pope Joan;
10 to 1 apt Mr. Forth's filly.
DONCASTER ST. Leoca. 9to I agst Mr. Watt's colt ;
12 to 1 apt Lord Milton's Stamhrough ; 14 to 1 test Restless;
15 to 1 apt Sir W. Maxwell's filly.
PEDE3T R IA NISM.
A Foot Raee is to take place on the 21st instant, for One
Hundred Guineas, between she Painter, who last year challenged
the Kentish Youth, and Ricketts, an dove of Captain Barclay
Betting 7 to 4 against Ricketts, on account of lns see, he being
turned of 40.

NAI
•
Arrived his
cru. :e. 11.41.ng '
'he De r..:11 bfig
~.11 i^ With her
of the Li.,
be loaded with
TE,,IGIIA PH, to(
4 of the weather ;
' he docated it pr
• sailed again this
• jetty's ship Her
• her stern.—Wit
tl:e Westward,
• the Southward,
Pl.l
The Prince o,
trrke on the it
3:i. the Will
Ofit,lGS ; same,
papa, Ia 1at.22
Carthagenian pi
Sailed last nit
Aid, for JAmaic
Majesty's ship
and George 111
Five o'Clock-
POR
Arrived his M
Arrived last
tain KING, Iron
packer, Captail
Al.d and passel
Duncan packet,
the Mails and I
twin Pascoe, lot
passengers ; ani
Calais. The
off this Port.—
: DAI
The sloop C
from Portsmott
household furn
rocks at the err
site Dartmouth
Arrived the
Newfoundland
beating until th
land, was oblig
at one time wt
hay of Bulls.
GR
Arrived the
Amphitrite, IkA
Ante, SCOTT, ft
bay ; Sarah,
LILY, fIGM Tene
Renovation, Si
Ann, PItAUDY,
cos
Sims EN! 111
Rotterdam • vim
tierek (rare Zan
auk owl %nail
set; sod tiered, 1
Ouripapp—i
Culla, fur Roar
Imre, Garter, id
A letter has
OM HOODOO,
Congo, dated I
confirms the
before the Pub'
expedition and
river Congo '
those employed
the country, an
on shore has 4
The scientific
SUITH, Profess
Mr. TUDOR, CI
Naturalist; an
ETI42, the Purl
ci:mate. The
ter, a Dative u
FoANC3S HODD
the Surgeon;.ai
The Congo an
ragland in ab(
Mr. FITMEAURI
RODDIX has be
former. Captt
Pedition, has I.
the eldest not I
tine his father'
Yesterday tit
t the Old Bail
/ifs per al
Inn MAYOR I
anted by the .1
+my at Mr.
ast. Hoover
st night by C
ho !nand hit
TOptirtet Of
)40.
A Gentlema
eked of his w
Court, on
tre going on.
'lit, when a
oght hill) bp
°Pt the prop
'tnplices, note
went; and
ndled before
t to be a reel
!tg home fr.',
A few eveni
TAtton, was t 4
stopped, al
'ragman, v
'ended his a
y passed
' rdlitely
tt
k towatds 1
of him all
his brains
'eyr Wher
d aloud for
they not I
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