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London, England, 1827-06-23

HATTON-GARDEN.

Yesterday Jams Russell was charged with tendering to the Pro-
prietor ottbe Bell Inn, Holborn, in payment of his fare to Kidder-
minster' a 51. Bank of England note, &apposed to be forged, on
accountd the indistinctoese of the Bank signature; beta Resew?

sent to the Bank to ascertain the particulars, having returnee' with
the answer that all was center defend= was discharged. Ou
bruin the welcome tidings, the poor fellow snatched ug his hat,
and sat oft; declaring that he would run aY the way home, ad sever
more see Lonnun again.
Mary Rea.., a laundress, was fully committed for pawning ICC
worth of limo, entrusted to her to wash by a family sa Bedford.
square.
WORSHIP-STREET.
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J. Hears. was called to account fur the possession of a valoatie
table clock, with which be was stopped in Brown's-lane, Soul.
held., on Wednesday night, by a •Bow-street Patrol He rated,
that he had received it from Mr. Matthews, of Daimon Terna.to
repair; and several Ladles' dresses found on him at the same May
be was to receive Is. for carrying home. lir. Joyce, of Haimey,
however swore the deck was stolen from his house the Unit day,
but he knew nothing of the other things...—The prisoner was Mery
fate remanded tM Wedoesday.

May I dth, et Malta, the Lady of Colossi the Ron. Wiliam
Henry Gardner, Royal Artillery, of a son.
Tuesday, at Woodland Plates war Rath, the Lady of Cavan
George Gosling, R.N. of a son.

MARRIED.

Lately, Charier Wager Wilma. ooly Ws of Sir Chalks Wawa,
of Wraking Park, Cambridgeshire, to Jesihoa Charkete, oldie
daughter of the late Charles Garth Caruso, of Haloes Hill, Bab,

DIED.

Lately, at Harwich, the Re; Wins.Whinfield, B.D. We Wiens(
Romney and Dovercourt.cona-liarveirit, and late Chaplain to tbs
Hon. Eau India Company's factory—at Fort Alaribarintsh, in tin
island of Sumatra.

Just 20, at the Rectory, West Hackney, aged 65, the 12.. e. G.
Paroisdeo, M.A. Rector of thu wish, author 36 years Curate of
the parish of Hackney.
The Seth of April. at Messina, of a decline, the Rev. Christopher
nurser, perpetual Curate of Aldershott, Hants.
The 18th of October, 1826, at Nusacuabad, lUest. Raul
Nelms, of the 56th Reglmeht Bengal Native Infantry, wood sr4
youngest sou of the late Robert J ho Nelsest.
London, England, 1827-06-23

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNS 32.

Sir A. GRANT end other Nl:Albers of the House of Caps
snorts brought up the Customs' Duties' Bill, the Mutiny Bill, Ae
Canada Clergy Re ' Bill, the Game Qualification Bill, and
several Private Bills.
Mr. SPELLER presented an aeo•wot of the quantity cf corn
that had been warehoused up to the 40th of June.
.COYBNYBY UMUSTRATIts. BILL.
The Earl of ELDON presented a Petition from the Sillidyers
and Manufacturers of the City of CoventsTrilrferout of this Bill.
The Noble and Learned Lord sl.o presented a Petition front the
Mayor and Corporation of the City of Coventry, praying that they
might be heard by Counsel at the Bar of their Lordships' House.
against die Bill ; and moved, that the Prayer of the Petition be
granted.
The LORD CHANCELLOR then put the question, upon the
motion of the Noble Earl, snd it was agreed, that the petitioners
should be heard by their Counsel at the Bar of the House, upon
the second reading of the Bill.
The Earl of ROSSLYN presented a Petition from the Watch-
manufacturers of tbe City of Coventry in favour of the IhII.
Lord HOOD presented a similar Petition front the Poor and
Other Inhabitants of the parishes of St. Michael and of the Holy
It tatty iu the City of Coventry.

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breve defenders of the Acropolis had still a stock of
prorjsions sufficient to last them for two months.

The Austrian Observer, which hat rea:hed us 'hit
mnrning, contains the Decreed thfirational Assembly
at Troezene, respectiriga new loan, attracted from the
third Number of the Greek Bee of the 26th of April,
which is published atHydra in tharench I.ngtitge. As
the Decree took place before the late disastrous engage-
ment, it is probable that the Senate will see itself the
necessity of withdrawing it for the present. In the same
Number of the Bec, a contradiction is given to a forme,
statement, that a corvette, built at Leghorn fur the use
of the Pacha of Eozer, had been captuted nearCandiar

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COURT OF KINGS BENCH—Tarts DAT.
MOM INT.—THE KING V. CAPTAIN THOMAS QUICK.

This defendant, who had been convicted at the last
Dorset Assizes on a charge of having b •en instrumen-
tal in causing a riot at Weymouth doting the election
of a Representative to serve in Parliament fot that
Borough, appeared on the floor to receive judgment:
Mr. Justice BAILEY, in passing seritents on the de.
fendant, said, accoroing to the affidavits it appears there
are 2000 voters for that Botough, most of whom not
having polled, the returning officer had placarded the
streets, announcing that the poll would be kept open,
as only 205 persons had voted out of the 2000. It was
the duty of the returning officer not to lend himself to
either party, but to let every one come up and poll
without inconvenience. On the day of the riot you took
a very active part; pt four the clock strikes, when the
band plays, and there you are heard to say, " blues, do
your duty, turn out the rogues." If you said close the
poll, you did very wrong, when an officer was ap-
pointed to perfosits his duty. In your own affid vit the
words used are " close the poll, turn them out, turn the
rogues out." Thus were the people encouraged by a
Gentleman, who had lived five years at Weymouth, of
good character, highly esteemed, and of rank and for-
tune. The Court regret their being obliged to pals a
sentence on a Gentleman, but they are bound in duty
to prevent a recurrence in future ; therefore, taking till
the circumstances of this case into their most serious
consideration, and not forgetting that you attended
last term to receive its judgment, the sentence of the
Court is, that for this offence you pay a fine of 4501. to
the King, and be imprisoned siz months in the custody
of the Marshal of the MArshalsea.
London, England, 1827-06-23

GUILDHALL.

Yesterday Mary Neal, an Irish truitworash, was charged mdt
attempting to extort 51. from a young shomnan at a voter's, pt
threatening to swear a child to him. The woman stated, that shi
used to go to the shop to buy her tea and sugar, and was often SOW
cited by the complainant. At length, being in great distress, Jet
consented to his wishes, and was now pregnant by him. lie told
her, when she mentioned this, that if she exposed hien she timid
beggse him ; but if she would swear the child to somebody cite he
would give her 31. ; and now asking for the 51 be charged her with
extortion. The complainant's first idea seemed to be, that the law
would presume a husband to be the father of all his wife'achiklrena
notwitluttanding proof to the contrary. This, h mem, being ex-
plained, he admitted an intimacy had once occurred between theta
is December, but be doubted that the woman was pregnant at ad.
Sir Pins Lanais said, lie could not try that for him. He
disidand the eosopLabt, and recommended the woman to apply to
the parish, instead et annoying the yowl man.
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110 W•STREET.
Yesterday W. Levi. a Sheriff's Meer, charged the butler sod
nephew of a Gentientais of Suuthweff. with having assaulted him
while in the execution of his duty. He went duwn to South**,
to ezetute a writ, the defendant in which was denied to be at bowe
by the defendants, who turned kiln out, and literally demolished
his appose!. The parties were ordered to God brit.
London, England, 1827-06-23

-eplieJ, to the great apparent astonishmeot of the liige
and the Ceun,el, " An inOrstandum animnow hellos ;''
he being one of the Judges Condelegates in thii sm.
portant case. He then read, with great ptecision, a sort
f Journal, about the hoots and days, at which he had
called at various places, and on various pet sons, (Or
hese papers; and concluded by Sleclating that it wet
nis intention to use every exertron to procure the late
Learned Judge of this Court (Lord &owell), to be cm.
Jemned in the costs of part of the proceedings--(A
iaugh)—and also, v? obtain a similar decree ag.iinst the
Proctor for Lady Brisco—(ll laugh.)
S r C. Mossamos, good humouredly said, he would
consider art the application.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1827-06-23

ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury at their house, In Stan.
hopecstreet; from Sidmouth ; -Prince and Princess Lieven, at
Ashburnham House, Dover.street, from Richmond; Colonel and
Hrs. Thackweli, at the London Hotel, Albemarle.street, (rora Ire-
land; Dowager Lady Haywarden, the Hon. Man Stuart, and Capt.
Maude, at the St. Georges Hotel, Albemarle.street, from a tour ;
Lord and Lady Devesey and family, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-
square, from Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. Holland, at the Bath Hotel,
Arlington-street, from the Continent; Mrs. and the Misses Sails.
bury, at Marshal Tbompson's Hotel, Cavendish.square, from the
Continent ; Sir Robert Wilmot, at ditto, from Cheddisdeu, Derby ;
Dr. and Mrs. Rogers, at ditto; A. Ram, Esq. and Mrs. Ram, at
ditto; Edward Grimes, Esq. A. Grimes, Ey. and the Misses
Grimes, at ditto; Miss S. Jq, Miss Joy, sod Miss Bateo, at ditto;
Thynne Gys yone, Esq. at ditto.

Mr. DRAYVEN, the King's Messenger. arrived in to n
yesterday with dispatches from the Governor of Malta.
The Duke of PORTLAND, the Keil of HARROWIT, the
Earl of Caaust.s, Viscount DUDLIIII and WAILS, VISCPIII3t GODSLIIIIM.
Viscount Nonzero*, and Mr. Hammon visited Mr.
yesterday.
The Duke of CLARENCt had a Grand Dinner Party,
yesterday, at die Admiralty.
Mr. Husktsson entertained a distinguished Party to
Dinner, yesterday, in Somenet.place, Somerset Honor.
The Duchess of KtNT, accompanied by the Princess
Femme', honoured the performance of the new Shisical Fend
Concert, as the Italian Opera House, with ber presence yvasnedny
evening. _ _

The Duchess of nut 'and the Princess FICODOIIII
visited the Dvehesa of Cuarstoe yesterday at her residence la the
Admiralty.
. Mr. CANNING gave a Grand Dinner yesterday to a
numerous party of Memben of the House of Commons, at his
residence in Llowning-strees. Among the guests were— Lord
Uoam_in Ho.. Srancer, Hon. H: Lmaacc, Colonel Coil Mr.
siruairrwoartinr, Mr. FUME, Mr. B. GIANT. Mir.l4 A .Sic.
Viscount 8101100 TR gave a Grand Dinner on Thurs-
day, at his seat White Ledge, Richmond Park. Among the Corn.
pay were—The Duke of Waccuserois, the Marlul: of Burs, E.rt
. Pawls Viscount Curs, Lord Coscuisraa, Sir Juss Massosu. kc
London, England, 1827-04-11

LISBON, Maus se.
The official pm of the Gazette of this date contai
the Convention between the Emperor of Brazil and his
Britannic Majesty, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade.
The War Office gives notice, that difficulties having
arisen respecting subjects of his Catholic Majesty taken
for soldiers, from their not presenting sufficient proof of
their being such, the Spanish Ambassador at Lisbon
had proposed, that to avoid the continual applications
of these persons, all the Military Officers should oblige
those who being taken for soldiers, desire to prove
themselves subjects of his Catholic Majesty, to present
certificates to tbat effect, delivered by the Spanish Le-
gation. In consequence, the Princess Regent has or-1
dered the Lieutenant General, now Military Governor
of Estremadura, to issue the necessary directions to this
effect.—The same Orders are sent to the Generals of
the Provinces.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Mance 26.
Their Excellencies the Ministers of the Interior, of
War, and Marine, being introduced by the Secretaries,
took the places assigned them. The Minister of Finance
and Foreign Affairs being already present as Deputies.
The President ordered the project of law, relative to
the Estimates for the public service, to be read. It was
to the following effect:
SISHORS —The Committee of Finance having ex-1
amined with the most serious attention all the docu-1
ments presented to this Chamber, by his Excellency_
the Minister of Finance, in the Sitting .of the 15th of
February, containing the amount of the receipt and ex-
penditure of the State for 1826, and the estimate of the
probable receipt and expenditure of the present year,
was sensible of the difficulty of performing the delicate
and arduous task, which this Chamber was pleased to
confide to it; and would have despaired of accomplish-
ing it, had it not received the most zealous co-opera-
tion from his Excellency the Minister of Finance, and
had it not recollected that the subject was the most
important and decisive for the interest of the State.—
These motives, and still more, the hope of obtaining the
indulgence of this Chamber, allowed the Committee to
have to-day the honour of presenting its opinion on
this important subject, and to call its attention to the
state of our public administration.'
The Report then proceeds at great length to chew the
difficulties it has experienced in coming to a just esti-
mate of the public revenue, and the Committee then
proposes the Estimates for each of the Departments.—
From the whole of this very long &sped it appears the
estimated revenue of 1827 is
11,531,564,435 Reis.
Expenditure . . 10.438,844,646
Deficit .

. 1.90701_,161

The real deficit in consequence of deductions that must
be made from it is nut so large, being, in fact, only
London, England, 1827-04-11

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
• ARRIVALS.

Gentili Sir John Bing, Bart. in St. Jameemminare. trent a tonel.l
Colonel puff, from . Cornwall ; general Men. at Fenton 's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from Ham; Sir Hassey !titian, Bart. at the
Royal Hotel, St. Jantea's-street, front his seat in Hams; James
Hamilton. Rig. at the &ins! Hotel, Jsrmyn.street. from Cam-
bridge; Count Balmaine, Aid-de-Camp to the Emperor of Russia,
at the Devonshire Hotel, Dover-street, from Russia; Mr. and Mrs.
Wen. Dodds, at the Dover Hotel, Weymouth-street, from a tour ;
Captain Brooke, 20th Infantry, at the St. Jamta's Hotel, Jermyn.
street, from Richmond ; Dr. Mrs. and Miss Gibbing+, In Suet-
furd.place.
London, England, 1827-04-11

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

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KINGSTON, Arm 9.
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The Assizes ended today unexpectedly, in conse-
quence c f several long causes being either referred to
arbitration or otherwise disposed of without trial.

TII RING S. SIR 'COWIN BAINTUR SANDTS.

This Gentleman had been convicted at the last As-
sizes, before Mr. Justice Holroyd, upon an indictment,
on the prosecution of Mr. Jones, the Marshal of the
King's Bench prison. for escaping from the rules of that
prison. The judgment was respited until the present
Assizes, and now, on the motion of Mr. Gurney,
Mr. Justice LITTLZDALI, after shortly stating the
circumstances of the use, adjudged the defendant to
pay to the King a fine of 501. and that be should be
committed to the common gaol of this county until the
tine was paid.
, Sir E. B. Sandys entreated that he might remain in
London, England, 1827-04-16

ti BRITISH FARMER'S MAGAZINE, Nis. I, for No.
satinet, to he continued Quarterly. Price es.
BOTANICAL WORKS.
1. The BOTANICAL REGISTER. No. 134 (continued
Earthly), completed the Eleventh Volume. Price es. With an
Appends, cootainiog Alphabetical Index to the Volume, a Go.
anal Index to the Is:even Volumes, ate. fee. Price Is. By
Sydnaltara Edwards, F. LS. and others.
CISTINEA, the NATURAL ORDER of CISTUS, or
BOCEROSE, No. 9, to be completed in One Volume Royal Bvo.
A Nember to he published every alternate month. Price 3s.
5. GERANIACK/E; or, Natural Order of the Beautiful !ra-
ttily nf the Geraniums. No. 04, 3s. To be condoned Monthly.
Each Euler contains four coloured Figures. highly and cor-
rectly finished, front 114ng Plants, with their Beientille and Eng.
Ed Names and Mode of Culture. By Robert Sweet, F.LS.
4. SWEET'S lIORTUS BUITANNICUS; or a Catalogue,
rf all Plants cultivated in the Gardens of Great, Britain, whaler
ezolis or indigenous, arranged according to the Natural Oedemas
%hick they belong, with a reference to the Lineman Clams end
orders; and their Scientific and English Names. By Robert
Sweet, F.LS. One thick vol. See. 1L la.
5. The HOT-HOUSE and GREEN-HOUSE MANUAL,
or Botanical Cultivator. Second Edition. By Robert Sweet,
P.C.S. 131.
6. A TREATISE on BULBOUS ROOTS, containing a
Botanical Arrangement and Description of the Plants heretofore
itichulad under the Genera Amaryths, Cynantbus, Crinum, and
?alarmism; with General Observations and Directions for their
Cehlostion. Illustrated with coloured Plates. By the Hon. and
Lv. William Herbert. Si,
7. ROSA RUM bIONOG RA PH IA ; or Botanical History
rf Roses; wjth 19 plates, 18 beautifully coloured. By John
lasdlefi Rub F.L.S. royal eTO. 11. Is..
8. HORT S GILA MINEUS WOBURNENSIS; or, an Ac.
s ant of the Results of V2(1004 Experiments on the Produce and
2.,uening Properties of different Grasses, and other Plants, used as
wat Fend of the mere valuable domestic animals ; carried on for a
%ober of years at Woburn Abbey, by command of the Duke of
eford. By G. Sinclair, F.L.S. and F.S.H. Gardener to his
Third Edition, with 60 plates. Ptice £1 lets. plain; and
enlwehl, £5 24. under the Author's Immediate inspection.
As ESSAY "ta the WEEDS of AGRICULTURE; with
Itire Common and Botanical Names, their respective Characters
aid 64Qu,4ties, whether as infesting Samples of Corn, or enema-
Niko the Sol Also, Practical Remarks on their Destruction by
,Fakiwing or otherwise. The posthumous Work of Beojamin
"wow+, El. late Editor of the Farmer's JoitrnaL Edited by G.
enclair, F.L S. F.H.S. Second Edition, price 3e. 6d.
10. The paurr GROWER'S INSTRUCTOR; or, a Prae-
neat Treatin on Fruit Trees, from the Nursery co-Maturiti ; whit
de affective remedy for prevention oftu Gage is Apple
*G. &se, Nurseryman. Price is.
London, England, 1827-04-16

SOUTH AMERICA.

CARACCAS, En. 41.
The expedition preparing here has been suspended,
as late information assures us, Spain will not force Eng-
land into a war. Six thousand men were in feistiness
to embark. The battalions of Answartegoi, Boyaca,
Carabobo, Apure, grenadiers, and three squadrons of
cavalry, were ordered for the service. The battalions
of Junin, Vargas, Callao, and a sqeadron of mounted
grenadiers, would have replaced these in the fortress
garrisons. These laver troops have recently arrived
from Peru, and the privates are Peruvians. They are
now quartered in Caraccas and the valley of Aragua,and
they make excellent soldiers out of their own country.
The reforms and reductions of expenses made In
order of the Liberator begin to thew their beneficial

Presidentship (ssii y mdlomes de veces). The Congress
and the people mai look on this renunciation as irrevo-
ca"le. Nothing shall have power to prevail on me to
continue in the public service after having employed in
t the whole of my past life. And now that the triumph
f liberty has conferred rights so sublime upon all, snail
I alone be deprived of that prerogative? No. Tne Con.
gress and the Colombian people are just ; they will
not seek to give me up to the ignominy of desertion.—
But few days now remain to me: I passed more
han two-thirds of my life: let me then be permitted to
hope for an obscure death in the silent retirement of my
paternal mansion. My sword and heart will neverthe-
less, ever be Colombia's, and my last sigh will ascend
to Heaven for her happiness.
I implore from the Congress, and from the people,
the favour of simple citizenship.
" Gov preserve your Excellency,
" Most Excell •nt Sir,
"SIMON BOLTVAR,"
London, England, 1827-04-16

direction of it."
13y another ukase of the same date, the Emperor has
ordered his eminence Bishop Pronitsky to be summoned
from Luck to St. Petersburgh. to preside, till farther
orders, in the first departmcot of the Roman Catholic
Ecclesiastical College. . ,
The Mani!cur of Friday contains, under the head of
" Department of Finances," a comparative table of the
produce of the revenue for the first three months of
1827, with the produce for the same three months of
1826 and 1825, by which it appears that there is a di-
minution of 3,892,000 francs, as compared with the first
quarter of 1826, and of 3,894,000 francs as compared
with the same quarter of 1825 ; the greatest decrease
is in the Stamp duties, 572,000 francs; Customs, ace.
2.055,000 f. Lottery, 640,000 f. as compared with 1826 ;
and as compared with 1825, in the Customs, 3,895,000 f.
duty on salt, 595,000 f. Lottery,67B,ooof.
PROM THE JOURNAL DES DESATS.
MADRID, Arm, S.
A very considerable quantity of powder has been
forwarded from Seville to Estremadura and some parts
of Old Castile. A great number of labourers are
em-
ployed in St. Joseph's Park, Madrid, in making car-
touches. Some are also made at Segovia, and from
both places they are dispatched weekly, as they are got
ready, to Ciniad Rodrigo.
It Is generally believed, and besides stated in all the
letters from Old Castile, that the Marquis of Chaves
will make a new inroad into Portugal before the end of
the present month. This much is certain, that a part
of his troops is not yet disarmed. The letters al•eady
mentioned likewise state, that the Viscount de Monica-
legit has returned to Portugal, disguised as a peasant,
and intends to try to get up, through his own influ, nee,
an insurrection in the provinces of Tras-os.Montes and
Beira.
New and more pressing orders have been sent to the
municipal authorities to hasten the completion of the
levy of 25,000 men lately decreed. A considerable fine
is imposed on those corporations whose contingents shall
not be furnished before the end of May.
Within a few days of the end of the month just past,
the Governor of Gibraltar unexpectedly received an
order from his Government, to place that fortress in a
complete state of defence ; and the execution of these
orders have already commenced by the demolition of
'some houses which had been built without the walls in
the plain of Sr. Roche, but within the range of the guns
of the fort.
• Our Government appears to fear the lauding of
Coßstitotionalists on our ewers coasts, and we are as-
sured that these apprehmiles.hamtheir origin in the
London, England, 1827-04-16

DIARY-LA-BONNE.

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Saturday, siz young Gentlemen, were charged by Michael Rely,
a watchman, with having " disturbed the ailence" of his "bate," M
George-street, Hanover-square. at one o'clock on Friday moraine.
Michael Kelly deposed that they gave 0 three cheers, 61 in ewe
voice," anti when he " axed 'em in a ciellish sort of way to slaw
him by walking paceably home, oe elm to the watels-howas, dew
said they would see him d--d rst," upon which Idkhod wrong
his rattle for assistance, and took them in charge.
" All drunk, I suppose?" said Mr. Ournma, the Magistrate.
" All drank, your Worship," replied Michael Kelly.
" They were_ ail saber, your Worship," rejoined the Constable of
the night, "when they were brought to the watcb-howe ;" and
moreover, he informed the Magistrate that they were respectable
inhabitants of the pariah.
An appeal was made to a Mary-la-bonne watchman, who had
been called Into action by Michael Kelly's rattle, and its declared
that they were neither drunk nor sober, excepting two, and they
were more helkwated than the rest.
Mr. Gaterirts fined those that were more Iseileseated Ss. tea,
and discharged the others.
Atkinson, the Informer, had another pull at the publicans to.day,
bat from the want of Cr. dit a had to his whams,' completely
failed. He had three or four informations, but the fate of the first
decided the rest.
London, England, 1827-04-20

Andrew's Scots Pills
bsericia Soothing Syrup
Shang liquid and Marking
Ink -
Srakrtwaites Black Drops
Cephalic Snuff
Cheltenham Salts
Chisel's Worm 141001111.11
Created Kali for SaneDraughts
OinkWs Balsam pt Hooey
Disasis Antibillous Pills
DOI% Cuminative
Dr Veino's Syrup
Dutch Drops, as imported
Frrem.res Barbing Spirits
Godhead's Balsam

Hooper's PiOs
Henry's Magnesia
---- Aromatic Vinegar
Hunt's Family 1111 h
Juniper's Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acid for Punch, atc.
Macassar and Russia Oil
thary's Essence Ginger
Ravines Dentrifice, &c.
Sslowson's Balm of Gilead, &c.
Singleton's Eye Ointment •
Steer's Opodeldoc
Stougliton's Bitters
&tans and Lemonade Powders''
Soda and Ginger Beer Powders
Salt of Lemon and Scouting

Goo Lad's Lotion
Whey's Cordial
&abates Tincture Bark

Drops
Sandwell's Issue Plaster
Turlington's lialsant

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Astdetery other Patent Medicine of repute.
lierthan s, Captains, and others. cannot be too careful in the
'wham of the above atticies fur Exportation, as spurious imita-
tions are generally in circulation.
Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality.
Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climates.
X. B. Tuostroases GlllOl3l CHILTISHAI SALTS, Messrs. Butler
are appointed Agents for.
London, England, 1827-04-20

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Nothing as ye is known in regard to the final arrangement of
the Ministry, and all is mere speculation at present, although it is
asserted that the Mat quis of Lausnowit has joined Mr. Camsruo.

Camis, which left off yesterday at 83, opened this morning at
$3 we it llay sellers, and have since been done at 851 to I, and
sal for *my, with little doing.
la the Foreign market little is doing at present.
Current prices: Old Spanish 12 j. Mexican 7Sk j, Coloashian
57 to

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
London, England, 1827-04-20

We remain in the same state as in the earlier part of the morn-
ing, with little or nothing going in the Consol markel. There has
been a fluctuation of about I per Cent. up to the present time, awl

Consols nay be quoted at 63 to
sellers for Money.

buyers (Sr May. and 53 to j

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
'Rink Stock 2034 2031 India Stock 2461
3 per Cent. Red. 951 lex die. Ditto Bends
5 per Cent. Cons. 631 South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. 89 881 £lOOO Exchequer Bills 46 47 5
3% per Cent. Red. 884 jI ex die. £5OO Ditto 46 47 45
4 per Cent. New 98j 4 £lOO and £2OO Ditto 46 47 45
4 per Cent. Scrip Bauk fur Account
4 per Cent. 1826,971 4 'idly. India for Account
lAng Ann.l9 146 jea die. Consols for Acct. 831 11
FOREItiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian Bood., 6 p Ct. Mex. Acct. 701 I
Ditto Bds, 1824,371 I 37 Portuguese Bd.. S p C. 781
i.e. Acct. 37 j Russ. 1822,5/IC. 89j
Danish Ms. 3 p Ct. 61 1 Do. Ace. WI
Ditto Account 611 Span. Dale S p Ct. 124 I
Gre..k Bond., S p Ct. Do. Acct.
Do. 8d5.t8u5,5 p Ct. 16 French Rentes.s p C. 100 f 15e
b1ex.13.1•4895,6 p Ct. 701 Exchange, SSE Sec
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
MARL TAW. -
Palladium SO 2 1
Protector Fire 20 2 011 5s 64
FIMOCIII Fuxin, Aran 17.—Five per Cents. 100 f. 15c.—Three
per Cents. 701.75e.—Rentet de Naples, 77f. 50c.—Royal Spanish
Loan, 551.

The task imposed on Mr. Cesium; by the abrupt
secession of two-thirds of his late colleagues, of forming
an entirely new Cabinet, is a stork of time; and to
complain of delay under these circumstances would be
fiivolous and unjust. When the seven Members retired
(from the purest and most disinterested motives, no
doubt,) their conduct took Mr. CANNING by surprise,
as much as it did the KING, and the Public generally;
though it did not originate, of course, in any precon- We received this morning Brussels Papers to the 18th
certed plan to bully the SOVEREIGN. Yet, innocent as the instant, but they contain no political intelligence of the
motive was, the proceeding itself was as embarrassing as slightest interest. We learn from. them, however, that
if it bad been the reEult of abase intrigue, and would pro- the G eek Committee at Munich has published another
bablyhaveconfoonJed /less vigorous statesmanohtn the report of its Iroe:edings.• The whole of the receipt up
present Premier, a k.l eve,' i•rdcced him to throw up in to the 15th of last month was 81,062 florins (abodt 80001.
despair, the commission aHI which his Sovereign had sterling), half r.f which has been placed at the disposal
jolt honoured him. Ir would have a'so imposed upon of Mr. ETSAND, for the purchase and conveyance of
a less high-mindeJ Monarch than GEORGE IV.; and provisions. The sum of 20,000 florins has been 're-
though it provoked only resentment in the Royal mitred to Lieut.-Colonel urn:mown, placed by the
London, England, 1827-04-20

a6,7i

SO, STRAND, London;
Abo PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. led. and 18d. each.
Shilling Put of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Lquil

- ,
I EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for
1-A curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE
tine small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
tise, will soonconvince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
i.cosery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more
t' CAttileill than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies
its, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet ; and
'`t,Y years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it
t effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods
sun nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders,
tb* Medicine has nut its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons
14 ink sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel disor-
ders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole
Mittman, T. TA YLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col-
irte of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in
14Thcs only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back
w'ss, and Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold,
appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy.shop.
103, Otiotdtreet; Mr. INsborough's, No. 7, I'6h-street-bin,
11"110Ppoute the: Monument ; and by ens Person in every ems.
sherable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to
P /041 n taking the aff,Pft, or othet of the Proprietor's Medicines.
London, England, 1827-04-20

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Marquis of Amnesia, and Mr. CANNING had
audiences yesterday of the KING, at his Palace in
Pall Mall.
Sir Hamster TAYLOR had an audience of his MA.
sem oa Wednesday afternoon.
The Earl 4 Cmatet.s. Sir Jolty CopLaY, Mr.
Roams, Mr. Husasees. Viscous& keuesanne, Mr. Caoaaa,
Viscount Gaaarviu.s, Earl Motracreauca, Lord SIIATOLO, and
Mr. Meatus*, visited Mr. COMM yesterday.
The Duke of RUTLAND, the Marquis of LONDON.
, Had Baratta% and numbers of the Nobility and Gentry,
visited Mr. Pea yesterday.
The Duke ot.Wm.r.tawrox transacted business yes-
terday afternoon, at the once of the Commander la Chief in the
Horse Guards, and signed various Oficial Papers. The Marquis
of Arestmes. also attended at the same (Ace yesterday.
Earl Biernuasy transacted business yesterday at the
Mee of the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department. The
Bari of Wasaroatuno visited his lordship while at the Oise.
The Marquis of &too transacted business at the
Poreip oMce yesterday.
The Duke of CLARRNCII, after dining with Mr.
CANNING ea Wednesday.bft town for his seat in Bosky Pahl
The Earl of Litrattrool. has greatly improved in
every respect lately, so much so, that his Lordship has been able
to see his Private Secretary, Mr. Waimea, on Waimea, several
times.
Count Mumrrea, the Hanoverian Minister, trans-
acted business yesterday at the Mee of the Secretary et State for
Foreign Affairs.
The Right Hon. P. ROBINSON and the Lords of t ,
?reentry held a Board yesterday at the Treasury Chambers. at
which Mr. Pt.asta (late Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs) officiated as one of the Secretaries for the first tient.
Mr. PLANrA left town last night for Ha,tings, for
which plats he is expected to he returned a Member to serve
fm
Parliament.
Mr. Pair. and Mr. Gootsuaw bad interviews yes-
terday with the Speaker of the House of Commas.
London, England, 1827-04-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

YOWLS stow unix—The Mary Ann sad Los*. from Car-
to Smyrna, on the 14th of February, of Caperadskri's and the
Elvis*, for Sierra Leone, on the 11th ult. off Caps de Oats, by the
Hector, arrived at Liverpool.
The Hero, Lassazav, of Wexford, was driven on show on the
4th last. at LucheadabL . .

Penance, Aran 111.—His Bliajeety's ship Revues, Admiral
NlLeax, from the Mediterranean, is beating up Channel.
APtIL le.-The Haman, le, Capt. W. Mown,
went out of harbour on Monday, and will sail in a few days for
the Irish station, it is supposed to relieve the VICTOZ. Skips in
Hamease--Britannia, Ocean, Windsor Castle, Vigilant, and Roy-
alist. At the Island--Harrier, Cadmus, and Leveret. In the
Soand—Bittern.
The Clan, 48 gun frigate, will be shortly launched at this Yard.
Lint. W. B. GRIMM, of the Revenge, has been promoted to
the rank of Commmder, and appointed to the Mamma.
Capt. T. R. Col.', R.N. of Dartmouth, is appointed Inspecting
Commander of the Preventive Service for the Orgveseed
Peening: sr, Aran. 10.--Wiud S.—Arrived the Bitigheden,
MULISH, from Norway.
Dear., Amu. N.E.--Passed by from London, the
Shepherd, Twit, for St. Kites ; and the Canon, fitaanan, for St.
John's.
Gunman, Ann. IY.--Arrived the Ambrook, Basis, from
Lisboa; and Belt, Wm.vaaa, frost Trieste. Sailed the Sarah and
Caroline, Panes, for Boston.
Genoa, Aram 10.—A vessel upset, supposed to be • French
brig from Tunis to Marmilles, was seen en the 88th ult. elf Corsica,
with eight or ten people on the wreck, but no assistance could be
given on amount of the weather.

SHIPS ENTERED AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
Inwaaao--Ths Antelope, Drama, from Hamburgh ; Door
Vriendschap, Gorr, from Ghost ; Maria, Lang, from Wolgut;
Edward, Pairciough, from Lisbon; Mars, Herbert, from Liver-
pool ; Aline, Grentebackg and Lan turret, Clsassen. from Palau ;
Metta Catharine, Marquari, from Neukarlingersiel; Gute Hon-
swig, Gerdkes, front Leer; Active, Crocker, from Dunkirk;
Haabets Aaker, Paten, from Dram; Sublets'', Beckman. from
Odenwald; Thetis. Harnisch, from Diann; Jame* and Ana',
Mackerel, from Stardgate Creek; Glattoo, Lawton, from &Use ;
Elisabeth, Mattison, from the South Seas ; Lord Wellington, John-
son, from Leith; Caroline, Kideon. from Calcutta; Mathias and
Cecilia, Larsen ; Brod& Cock; and Lawrence and Mary, Moller,
from Christiania; Vissery, Wildschtit, from Worms; Johanas
Margaretha,WWianuon, from &hien ; Scarborough Castle, Mosey,
from Charente; Iris. Zimmerman, and Rhoda, Laws, from Pines.
Cuanza Ourwaasta—Tke Vronw Helena, De Vries. foe Ant.
werp ; Aat, Pounder, for Hamburgh ; Hotspur, &egg. foe la.'
maim ; Dockenfieid, Redden. for Belies ; Atalasta. Xing, for
Hamburgh ; Pomerania, Berner, for &ruin; Foram. Anderson,
for Stockholm; Perseverance, Pain, for Ilimburgb ; Ebbe, Hart,
for Rotterdam ; &perinea, De Ifbargaray, for =boa; Boars Van
Amsterdam, Hiyde, for Amsterdam; George, Coesstz, for Mira-
; and the Bragda, Hippius, for Quebec-
London, England, 1827-04-20

THE OTTOMAN PORTE;
OR, PERCEPT AND EXAMPLE.
TN Constantinople, when clos'd the Divan,
The Sultan a converse relaxing began
On subjects of Science and Art, and the theme
Sidi varying, Oy accident urg'd or by whim,—
It settled at last on this important question,
On which each at freedom might give his suggestion;
Which is it of recent known Science or Art
That most can ineffable splendour impart?
To gems of the mine, and to pearls of the wave,
A prel'rence conflicting opinions then gave,
When one, due example with precept to suit,
A fact thus disclosed of a high polished Boot.
" The mystery," he said, " while we sought to unfold
When lost in my house was a purse of pure gold,
•
All search was in vain, the inquisitive eye
Her shade till a Pelican chancing to spy,
Pouttray'd by a Boot, in my closet then plac'd,
The inmate the bird most assiduously trac'd
And drew forth—a Pelican—No! nothing worse
Nor better, than e'en the identical purse!
Di.cov'ry,Utility. Ornament, found,
Thus largely, in Waaaan's fani'd JET to abound!~
This pertinent fact was receiv'd with acclaim,
The Blacking that rabi'd to the zenith of fame,
Aid now to the Ottoman Court when resort
The great of all nations, the Mirrors they sport,
by the Sultan, whose fiat Sublime
Is copied through Turkey, in each distant clime.
And if the Ambassadors fail to embrace

t-epcharm gay highon's rates
us by
_t to the Emperor's choice is dean d lacking
Their Boors, if illunid not with Wawa! Jae &amen
lihis Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by
London, England, 1827-06-12

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, JUNI 11.
Very little was done, but in the Oatlands to be run for this day.
at Ascot, for which b: is right to state that neither Memnon net RI
Dorado will start. The King's Plate will also be run for today,
by the following borses--Chateau, Margaux, Dirrvise, Leeway,
Hobgoblin, and Nigel. One of the parties stated by us to have
absented himself last week, has not yet appeared ; ha pronases to
settle in October, but we are of opinion that he will never pay,
and this opinion is v..ry general. The following are the odds—.
Tea Amer OATIAWDI.
3 to 1 apt Denise 8 to 1 apt Syntax
5 to 1 apt !Wells' 8 to 1 agst Monarch
7 to 1 apt C. lO to 1 agst Black Swan
7 to 1 apt Royal Oak 10 to 1 apt Upas
JOLT STA OW • , ,
i to 2 on the Field.
Doescurzaa Sc. Leuze.
9 to 1 apt Granby 20 to 1 apt Louth
10 to 1 apt blameluke 20 to 1 apt Clenartney
10 to I agst Nonplus 20 to 1 apt Malek
10 to I apt Reviewer s 5 to 1 apt Pedlar
10 to 1 agst Matilda No others mentioned.
London, England, 1827-06-12

THE THAMES TUNNNEL.

The level pressure frame has not been re-sunk, nor
has the second untoward event been overcome, as re-
ported, though nothing continues to be left undone to
accelerate it by Mr. Brunel, who continues, with due
caution, to proceed on his own plan, to the great mor-
tification of the projectors of the thousand and one me-
thods which have been submitted to him. The engine is
at work every ebb tide to diminish the upward pressure,
but the water has not subsided to any degree from which
a reduction of the calamity can be asserted to have
taken place; upwards of a hundred men have been dis-
charged, but the number now employed in lading the
clay, and emptying it from the barges, still presents a
very busy scene; the archways of the tunnel, from the
recent examinations, are declared to be uninjured; of
this there may be no doubt ; brick-Work well bonded,
and bedded in Roman cement, may eodose for ages,
and contain water like a lead cistern. The level frame
is expected to be sunk
-by the middle of this week.
London, England, 1827-06-12

THE QUEEN OF WURTEMBERG.

Her Mo.tearr, accompanied by her sister. the Prin.
WI Armin walked in the prden at the back of St. Janies's
?awe for wine time yesterday afternoon.
re Qin, received visit, yesterday from the Duke of CLAIII3III2,
Ole Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Otoncena, and the Prince's
$0.514.
Upwards of one hundred of the Nobility and Gentry called year
wail afternoon at the King's Palen, St. James's, to mph* after
*Weill of bet Manny, among whom were—sise Bishop of
11,1, aad Wells, the Earl and Countess of °Wigan, the Earl os
winos, Earl of Rocbford, Earl Pomfret, Earl Rosellysi,Countes.
Dow/ of Newburgh, Countess de Front, Viscount and Vls.
tows, Torrington, Viscount Dillon, Viscount Duey, Viscount St.
Sir Astky Cooper, Sir Robert Chester, Sir Edmund
WO, a"'
signed by several Members of the Court of Com-
o ceased, bag been presented to the Loan Moron, desiring his
./..,dibip to convene a Court, for the purpose of preparing an Ad-
**from that Body to the Dowager Queen of Wearamsno, on
bit Maseru's safe arrival in thii country. after an absence of thirty
years. It is somewhat singular. that the Gentleman who mnm to
woe this Address (Mr. Sansone Duos) should have been the per-
m who performed a similar duty on the occasion of her Mosarres
manic. - 4
London, England, 1827-04-27

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

LISBON, Suinme, Aran 15, Ftva vas.
Tbanglish church was broken into some nights ago,
and considerable damage done ; but few articles of any
value ere carried off. This is the third time that this
has happened lately
The •pFetent packet for England (the Magnet), is
towed out, of the limns by the tkorge the Fourth steam
vessel, bound for Gibraltar, through the obliging kind.
ness of Captain Boyce R.N. one of the proprietors.
Sbe could cot, from the iiiod and tide, have got out
otherwise.

TASTER CIIRRIIONITS IN LISDON.
For the last three days, nothing but devotion hes mew.
pied the time and attention of the people; even war and
politics, with the exception of some rumours pf a chinge
of Ministry, are entirely overlooked. Old aad young,
Frith and poor, noble and ignoble, man, woman, and
child—all flock to the. Churches, to sty prayers, take
the Sacrament, hear the music, or witness the various
ceremonies and shows that take place during the holy
week. Some of them, even to a Protestant, have a
good effect. Others are ridiculous, and may be attri-
buted to' that' spirit so prevalent among the Clergy,
Protestant as well as Catholic, of adhering .to the an-
cient forms of the Church, and practising ceremonies
which were fit only for the dark agess.What,foe instance,
can be more ridiculous than one of the formalities of this
week ? A man wearing a red cloak without sleeves, ac-
companied by a drummer and a bagpiper, goet through
the different sue, ts, liking elm, and carries•with him
a red Bag, on which the .HomtGoory is represented in
the form of a dove. He holds it out to cheering. wo-
men, who kiss the dove with great devorioh, and rub
their faces with it. The more respectahle part of the
people f.aliteLl. in contempt, and 8,1 dad om tee any one
give the mendicant any alme. The !ay roppa ,who
kissed the dove with such; devotinn shyugged up their
shoulders, ettended their arms, sad invititted.they "al
so penr th?y could ant gill. tc4., lik.Phothyt I,ece YOU
Si (VI d AO* ted:41,999410 .If4F 01.4044.
London, England, 1827-04-27

PETER FROST;
OR, THE POLAR LINGAMT•
TO draw a long how is a Mariner's glory,
Thais, to narrate a moat marvellous
A jolly Jai& Tare who all dangers had sbar'd
With brave Cayman Perry, a fact thus declat'd
" Ice-boind during winter, and little to do.
We polished our Boots, and went forth to rogue
Amusement on Al:Net:but ate frost so intense,
Induced us to held a pang but for defeice :
Now mind me-a-not longwere we kosted, when we feast
That all our jaw-tackle had run fast aground.
Our words were all fro:Win theelrf—ties ocsjoke,
And not a voice heard, aitimigivuery•Mso einaltP.
'Teta' strange, but not Itutwing what then was the matter.
We thought Polat wizards set spill an our clatter,
So hastelfei at board. Well, six months after that
The very same but In, sonse Esquimau: sat
Ossalsere as we strelrd, and a thaw pot began,
Wises fottls, talking English, they presently ran!
• Ystu've been to the Strand.' they said, judgment not lacking,
• 'our Boots are iilinnied by Waaasm's Jai BLkailltOr " I
These words by the natives were often repeated,—
When entering the het, our amaze was completed.
Per, thawed Into utterance we heard the fell flow
Of statement woken there six mauls ago!
We breath net a syllable, tongue-tied with awe,
A leasn'd Polar Linguln to find in the thaw;
Aod oft in the air, while the voices were 'dicies,
The diasoivintivordi prepoune'd • Waasum's Jet Ducats.
The Esquimaux canaht thes ono lanpage, and may
lt
Repeat . WAiefell &AMMO" to Time's latest day,
Nkhen some future Parry Will guess, from the whole,
'nut Wastes was koesentfrom the South to North Pole !
/iallasy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by
•
Wied r
SO, STRAND, Linulon ;
And sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
lawn) in Bottles, 6d. 10d. 12d. and led. each.
AklaP4 BLACKING, in Pots, 64..124. and led. each.
ahCiavi,Put el Paste is equal to Four Is. Beaks of Liquid.
London, England, 1827-04-27

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Aran. VI.
IN flea MATTTR 01 RAMSDEN, A BANKRUPT.
Mf. Heater requested to know, when his Lordship
world be enabled to give judgment in this matter. His
client, *e bankrupt, had been kept in prison for a long
time, in consequence of not having his certificate al-
lowed, and the other side had thought proper to indict
Mr. Rannsden, and several other persons, for a conspi-
racy. The indictment was expected to be tried in a few
days, and it was, therefore, dalrable, that his Lordship's
judgment should be obtained as soon as pos•ible.
Mr. MONTAGU, who was Counsel in opposing the dis-
charge of the bankrupt, observed, that, considering the
circumstances of the case, and the manner in which the
bankrupt had endeavoured to obtain his certificate, he
thought his clients had acted very properly in prose.
eking the parties for a conspiracy.
The LORD 'CHANCELLOR said, it had always been his
practice to look fully into the case before he came to any
decision upon the subject ; and he had done so, in order
to prevent the partici from being prejudiced by any ob-
servations which might fall from him. With respect to
this case, he should not make any observations upon it
till he had fully considered whether those observations
would, or would not, rend to prejudice those' persons,
who, according to the statement he had heard, were
placed in a very critical situation.
LORD CHANCELLORS FAREWELL ADDRESS.
After making the above observations on the case, his
Lordship addressed the Gentlemen of the Bar, in a very
low tone, nearly as follows ;
" I cannot take leave of the Gentlemen of the Bar without
feelings of deep regret. Ido not deny that my mind is so con-
stituted as to have led, occasionally, to delays which may have
been grievously felt; bet they have been delays which I could ,
not avoid. My opinion has always bee u. that there is an infinite
decteneet between dispatakiis; insaisessa and doing u j and those
who will look attentively, to what is the course of proceeding
la this Court, will see that it is a much more difficult thing to
put a proper mid to a wise than it is to get it out of the papse.—.
Tbe apology that I have to make to the public, for my deficiencies,
=dap one can have felt the effects of them more straggly than I
have, p, that I have always made it my earnest and only endeavour,
by noxious attention, both by day and by night, to come to a right
decision, rather than to determine too precipitately."
Doting the delivery of these few words, his Lord.
ship seemed deeply affected, so much so as to be scarcely

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London, England, 1827-01-31

THE AMIY..

Tr, :4 and sd Divisions of the Nth Teak ind Uonegkie_ _Re-
giment et Foot, embarked so the UM isemn, WI beard De
Wield and Louisa transport., at ark, foe hauls*
me Ist Division of the slat (Itnri Nadi BMA 'nibs's)
arrived on the *9th instant, at the Die of Wight, from the 4e.
ward Islands.

M I LIT A RT . PROMOTIONS.
Commission signed by the Vite.Lbutenant of the Fumy a
Somerset.
John Wickham, Esq. to be Deputy lieutenant.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Counjzof Essex.
William Watford, E.q• to be Deputy Lieutenant; Hokin,
Csrwardine, Esq. to he ditto; David Powell, Esq. to be ditto;
Philip Parry, Esq. to be ditto; Stephen Wood, Esq. to be ditto.
Commissios is the Ring's Own Regiment of Stafford Militia, signed
by the lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford.
The Hossintrabis John Cbetwynd Talbot to be Captain, vice Neale,
resigned.
EXPEDITION TO PORTUGAL •
The following list of transports afrived in the Taps with troops,
is extracted from the Lisboa Gasman received by the last Mail :
Jan. K The Welcome, from London, in twelve days, with 28 men
belonging to the Artillery, and so horses.
Jaa. 10. The Heroine, from Cork, with 263 men of the ilth Re-
giment of Infantry.
Jan. 11. The Numa, from Cork, la seven days, with 269 of the
11th Infaatry.
The Charlotte Maria, from Portsmouth in seven days,
with 54 melt of the 12th Lancers. and 33 hosts.
The St. Lawrence, from Portsmouth in seven days, with
Si of the 12th Lancers, and 34 horses.
The Zephyr, from Cork in eight days, with ST of the 11 tb,
sad ejght horses belonging to the Staff.
The Crown, from Portsmouth in seven days, with 40 of
the 12th Lancers.

Another transport, name unknown. with 50 of the lath
14nssars and Sihones.
t- - • --

Jai. it. The Champion, from Toetamouth is seveu days, with 41
of the 10th Hussars, and 44 horses.
The Monarch, from Portsmouth in wen days, will 46•
eavairy, and 21 horses.
The Edgar, train London in nine days, with 11 of the
115th Infantry, including three *deers.
The Wanderer, from Poeumouth in seven days, with,d4
of the 10411 Hussars, and 35 bones.