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This day. was publkbed, •
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SERMONS on I)IFFEREN 1. SUBJECTS. By the
late Rev. JOHN JoitriN, U.U. Archdeacon of Londrin;
Rector of St. Dunstan's In the Haar, and Vicar of Kensington ; to
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ETROSPEC. 'FIVE REVIEW, Part XXVI.
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_Robert
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FROM SATUKDAY NIGHTS GAZtTTE.

INDIA BOARD, Mmr 13.

A diipatch, dated the 17th of January..lB26, has
been this day received at the East India House, from
the Secretary to the Government at Fort St. George,
enclosing a copy of a dispatch from Brigadier-General.
Willoughby Cotton to that Governm-nt, of which the
following is an extract : PATAWMIO/11, JAIL 4, 1826.
I have the nooour to acquaint you, for the informs-
tion of the Hon. the Governor in Counc,l, that'qe por
suit of the scattered columns of the eneniy wati.contip,
nued loom Meal.), to Patanagoh, by forced marches,
by the Madras division, accompanied by the body guard •
and a troop of horse artillery, and the Commander of
the Forces; on reaching Neaungla, five. Miles 'below'
this place, we ascertained the enemy. had crossed their
whole force to the right bank of the river, and.that they •
occupied the position of Malloon, consisting of a series'
of strong fortified heights and a formidable stockade;
wish from ten to twelve thoasand Mc°. It was also
asceitaisied that the King's brother in law; and most of
the men of rank who had assisted at Z*:anengaish, were
at Malloon : they dispatched a woondoole on the 28th,
with a flag of truce and a letter, stating it to be the
wish of their Chiefs to put a period to hostilities, and
that a Minister had arrived from Ara, with full powers
to treat and ratify, and requesting a meeting for that
purpose. Lieut.-Colonel Tidy, and L'eut. Smith, of
the Navy, were accordingly dispatched to arrange a
conference to be held in a boat on the centre of the
river, moored between Malloon and Patanagoh. Ac-
cordingly, the Commander of the Forces and the Second
Cvmmissioner, Mr. Robertson, attended by myself and
most of the Bi igadiers, met the two Burmese Commis.
'sioners, Kelien Menjee and the Kre Woonjee, on. the
30. h ult. anJ I am 'nest happy to state th it the result
of of the conferences of that day and yesterday has been a
satisfacory adjustment, as far as regards territory and
money, betwEen the British and Burmese nations.,
The ratification, by the Commissioners of the Treaty,
takes place this day at two o'clock, and the terms of
peace are as follow :
" The four provinces of Arracan to be ceded in perpetuity to the
Hun. Company. • • •
" The provinces of Meryl, Tavoy, and Zea, to be ceded to the
Hon. Company.
Tne Burmese Girverninent engage to pay the Hon. Company
one crore of rupees, by instaintents, the periods f•Jr the payment of
which to be settled this day.
" The provinces or kingdoms of Assam, C4cliar, &stung, end
Nlllll,llunre, to be placed seder Princes to be named by the British
(eer= :ut.

" The Siamese nation to be included in the peace."
Thni, I hope, has terminated a war which .has been
most expensive in its prosecution, not oily in money,
but also, by the effect of climate, very destrucsive to
both European and native troops; but I hope the Hon.
the Governor in Cquncil will hem permit me to express
the unanimous grateful feelings of the Madras army fot
the consiJerate comforts the Madre; Government hive,
upon every occasion, forwarJei to their army here—
comforts which have been the means of.saving many
♦ duable lives, and whit.h will be ever most gtatefully
acknowledged by every oificer and man. -
It will-of course take a long time to arrange the movem•ot of thc
troops from hence to Rangoon. with the tuateritl and stores.
The. ratification of the Treaty bv the Xing ill Ava
and the Vtilf,K prisoner's. no # at A ma, it; not ah, are to
arrive at Patanagob in 5 teen iLys (15th January), on
the riceipt-01-whitir-we shallrrsmediately retrng,sde to
Proome. The roads actors the Arracen m►.Uutain.
present difficulties which will oblige the Bengal army
to retire by Rangoon.
P.S.—.la s.—Owing to prolonged discussions, the Treaty was
not signri.until this clay,..lanuary 3, ac four, r st.

• COLONIAL OFFICE, MAY 11, 1826.
The King has beep pleased to appoint Major-General Sir Neil
Cainpliell, Ent. C. 13. to b., Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief
of the culony of Sietra I...!tine arid its dependencies, in Africa.
• WHITEHALL, MAY 11, 1826.
The-King•has been pleased to appoint Sir James Wetnyss Mac-
kenzie, Bart. to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the shire of
Itoss, in• the room of Sir Hector Mafkenale, Bart. deceased.

• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Patrick Murphy, Liverpool-street, provision-merchant, from hay
16, to 21 at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Jonas Ingram, Bradford, Yorkshire, silk-mercer.

BA T 4 K RU PT&

Richard Coster,. of Staining-lane, Wood street, Cheapside, mer-
chant, to surrender, May 27, at eleven, June 5, at twelve, and
24, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, B;sing-
hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Flower, Staple Inn.
Francis Downing, sen. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer, May 2S,
26, and June 24, at ten, at the Offices of Mr. William Jacomb,
Huddersfield. Attornieir, Messrs. Van Sandau and Co. Dow-

gate Hill; or. Mr. William Jacoml?, Huddersfield.
Thomas Archer, Pins-green, Worcestershire, corn-dealer, May 26,
27, and June 24, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Worcester. At-
tornies, Messrs. Hillard and Co. Gray's Inn-square; or Mr.
Stephen Godson, Worcester.
John Nosworthy, Aloretonhampsted; 'Devonshire, tanner, June 1,
• it, and 24, at twelve, at the Glohe Inn, Newton Abbott, Devon-
shire. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Gabble, Ashburton, Devon; or
Messrs. Walker and •Co. Basin:hall-street.
Timothy Prite, Chertsey„Surrey, draper, May 18, at eleven, 27,
at twelve, and June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
sionen of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Thomas
G,ltes Lombard-street.
John Grimsey Seeker, Wardour-street, Soho, corn-dealer, May 16,
27, and June. 24, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners a
Bankrupts, Basinaball-street. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Duke-
street, Grosvenor-square.4ienry Jones, IFbre-street, Bishopsgate,-._
4...17, at nine, and June 24, at ten, at the Court of
-of Bankrupts, Basingitall-street. Anoraks, Mersa, IEIO sod
- Co. Thiele. Inn, Holborn.

Merchant, May 20,