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London, England, 1827-12-14 00:00:00

BATTLE OF NAVARIN.

General Oder issued by Vice Admiral Sir EDWARD
tODRIRDtON, previously to the departure of the Allied
qttadt,ms from Navoin, after the battle:

" H. M.S. Asia, In the Port of Waver's, 24th 0ct.1127.
‘"
Before the united Squadrons remove from the theatre on which
They have pined so complete a victory, the Vice-Admiral, Com-
mander in-Chief, is desirou, of making lmen. to the wisesle of the
Odkers, Same*, and Marines, employed in theta, the high sense
*bee he has of their gallant and steady conduct on the 20th inst.
He is persuaded that there is no instance of the Fleet of any pee,
country sheeting more complete union of spirit and of action than li
was exhibited by the Squadrons of the three Allied Powers toge-
tber, in this bloody and destructive battle.. He attribetes to the
knelt example set by his gallant colleagues,tha Rear-Adndrals,the
able and cordial support which the ships of the several Squadrons
pee to.esch other, during the heat and confuslost of the battle.—
Such anion of spirit and of purpose—such coolness and bravely un-
der fire—and such comment preeisloo fa eke sic of their guns,
ensured a victoty over the well prepared arrangement of greatly
superior numbers: and the whole Turkish and Egyptian Flaw
have paid the penakr of their treacherous breach of faith. The
boasted Ibrahim Pache promised not to quit Navarin, or oppose
the Allied Fleet, and basely broke his word. The Allied Cam.
slanders promised to destroy the Turkish ea Egyptian Fleets. if a
single gun were fired at either of their lags ; and, with the assistance
of the brave men whom they bare had the satisfaction of cam.
standing, they have performed their promise tease very letter. Out
of a fleet composed all men-of.war,tiallet remain only oar frigate
and *beep smelter vessels in a state ever to be again put to sea
Such a victory cannot be ;mined writhing a -great sacrifice of life;
sal the Commander-in-Chief has to deplore the lomat many of the
bee and bravest men of whoa the Fleet contained. The consolation
le, that they died in the tervice of their country, and In the cause of
suffering humanity.—The Commander-In Chief returns his most
cordial thanks to his noble moliesguee, the two Rear Admirals, for
the able manner in which they directed the movements of their
Squadrons ; and to the Captains, Commanders, Officers, Seamen,
and Royal Marines, who so faithfully obeyed their orders, and aO
bravely completed the destruction of their opponents.
(Signed) " EDWARD CODRINGTON."

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-THIS DAY.

The Market for Raw &marts is again lower, and the prices
having dropped is. per cwt. since Tuesday, without the transaction
of any business of consequence. Setoad bond Sugars are even move
dull of sale, and may be quoted 11. 6d. lower. Foreign Sugars are
mach less sought after than in the early part of the week, and the
Relined Market Is sot by any means so brisk as it was.
The Coffee market continues in a heavy states and the puddle
sale, latterly have been very mull, the prices of most descriptions
are on the decline. The stock is large, both of British Plantation
and foreign. The exports are considerable.
The arrivals of Fruit continue to be very grsat, sad much eager-
mu is manifested by the- Inspectors to sell, so that prices are lower.
There is no material alteratios in the Spica market this morning

The business en Rum has rather inerainadialliablite last three
days. Leeward, under-proof are at 14.44 arservinialpua aa.
to b. 7d. per gallon.

The last commercial *deices from St. Peter-dm. state that the
weat►er was less rigorous than by previous arrivals : d the ships
wbkb bad arrived out, except one, had got away. Tallow con-
tisoes Inn at the former prices ; Hemp and Flax have experienced
a ready ails, the demand being very regular ; St. Petersburgh Clean
Sloop has been sold at 401. per ton.
75, Raw India Company's Tea SAL' has concluded, and gene-
yf higher prices than at the last sale. The Babes was
said int, and averaged from Is. as. to Is. 70. being about gd.
under last sale. Congou (comma►) sold at from Is. lid. to Is. 4d.
goalsditto, froni 2s. lad. to Is. 71d. fuss. train ft. ad. to 21. II id.
bents Oust Id. above last sole, Compio fetched from is. bed.
to Is. Hid. Fran Ss. Id. to Ss. 441. freely given far iloe ditto.
Swoons fetched from Is. 101 d. to foot shillings sod eight pence.
The demand for Twaokay was very doll, and both common and
far sold keen 3d. to 4d. per lb. under the last sale ; t►e fames
sversgisig from Is. 20. to Is. 3ld. and the latter from Is. 4d. to
2i. St The fart deactiptions sold readily at a slight advance as
last sale. The duty is its, per cwt. far Teas under is. per lb. and
Hos. per cwt. far ad above that swim

busimes done is Cotter elsee our last report has sot been
extenslve.gast India Inds ready purchasers at the femme quotations,
bat the holders do pot mem disposed to sell _mhos at higher prices.
With a mere brisk' demand it is not thought that any material ad-
woes in prices would take Owe, the general stock assume being
so mesh pester than at this period in the last er_ preceding years.
At present, the stock is the musty is above that in the swath of
Dee. last year by about 113,000 be. and above the stock in Dee. 1125
by about 10%000 be. Th. lailreitit Is American, Brazilian, and
West Indian. The stock of iltyptian Is not half so great as at this
time last year, and that of East India is also rather less than In
December last—pikes to-day are muck the same as in the early part
of the week.

MZETINO Or PARLIAMENT.—His MAJLITY held a
Privy Council yesterrisy at St. James's, when a Prods.
walion received the Royal Signature for convening the
Great Council of the Nation on the 22d day of January
4si, then to proceed to the dispatch of divers weighty
and important affairs.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial
Office, from Lientenant•General Sir Was. H. Crawrost,
G.C:II. commanding the British Army in Portugal.
Sir CMA ULNA MALCOLM, brother of the Governor of
Bombay, bas been appointed Superiotendant of the
Marine at that Presidency.
BAN[ or Inuann.—A Quarterly General Court of
!lie Proprietors of Sank Stock was held yesterday moss-
:l2o4a no business was transacted except confirming
the minutes of the last Court. Sevetal proptietors
attended under the expectation that the silence unsually
observed at those Courts, except when the dividend is
declared, would not be persevered in, and that some
discussion on the important topics relative to branch
banks, &c. would be entered into. The Court broke
toil soon after twelve o'clock.
Rsoostout's Raioar.—The RiCONDEO of LONDON
yesterday mole Iskt Report to the Krim *Council of the priessen
ender sentence of, death la. Relegate. nansely—James Hawkins.
agol SY, sisirWilliam Isaac fkolth, 341. for returning from tram-
pommies ; Elisabeth Cole, 29, and Rilaabeth Smith, 17, for win-
*: ifeiry Phipps. 11. and Jan French. 54, for lierse.stealing;
John 23. George William Pane% 21. Robert Moat,
17, George Roberts, 25. and ileausel Thomas, 22, foe stealing in a
dwelling home to the vale, of AU; James Newton, t 4, for cattle-
; John Barry, 12, &ousel GriSths. 12, William Crew.
17, Nary Hoot, 50, and Charles Rego, $4, for housebreaking and
hrceny ; James Burton. 35, William Laythore, 21, Elijah Bar-
10W, 23, James Hakim, 111, and James Wheeler. 16, for highway
robbery ; also James Cent, 2S, for rape ; all of whom his Ha-
stens was viciously pleased to command should Its respired during
his Royal pleasure, excepting Aim French, for horse-stealing, and
Joke Williems, for larceny in a dweiling.house, upon whom thelaw
is left to take its course, sod they are ordered for execution on
Wednesday next. the 19th instant. The case of James Coast,
capitally convicted at the last September Sessions, was reported.
when the sentence of death was commuted into transportation
for life.

THE KING'S COUltit-lb

. _
Yesterday, it ten minutes pas one o'clock, his ittarum,Sttended
by the Lord Steward of the Household, arrived' at his Palace is St.
James's, in his travelling carriage and four, escorted ►y a" party of
from the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. The K:so was
received by the numerous spectators assembled in the Park by every
demonstration of respect, the 9entlemen all uncovering, and cheer-
ing his hisnave as the carriage passed through the garden gate.
Soon after his arrival, his MAJMITY held a Court, which was at-
tended by the Loan !IVAN ADMIRAL, the LORD CMANCM.I.OI, the
First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the Sectetaries of
State tot the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the CHAN.,
emus of the ERCIMIQIIIR, the President of the Board of Trade,
the President of the Board of Controul, the Secretary at War, the
Master of the Mint, the Loan COAMBRILLAMI, the Lord Steward,
the Treisurer of the Household, the Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of King's Bench, the Bishop of Wuscussess, the Bishop of
Rectums, the Bishop of CIIMIIRITZIL, Garter King of Arms, Sir
liftman EVI2OII, the Right Hon. Sir CMARLIS Smutty, Sir
Grimm Comeau, Sir Wm. Karen, and the Recorder of Loudon.

His Hume held an Investiture of the Order of the Bath, (at
which' his Royal Highness the Duke of C 1411131011 attended for the
first time since his appointment to he Grand Master of the Order,'
in the room of his late Royal Highness the Detect Tout). The
Knights present were—tie Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM Kumar., Sir
Groans Cocznitur, and the Right Hon. Sir Crakes SMART.
Sir Ozone/ Hanna, Genealogist of the Order, attended the
ceremony. The Sword of State was aided by Mr. Masa, elm
Gentleman Usher In Waiting.
The Right Hon. FM:DRUCK Luta was istroduced with thyme'sl
ceremonies, and knighted by the Kam, with the Sward of State,
and was afterwards invested with the Indgnla of the Ordet of the
Bath. The Knights of the Order appeared on the occasien in their
tug robes.

The Rev. Dr. Sosmon, late Bishop of Liandaff, did homage be.
fore hie Masestv, upon his traosladon from that See to the Bishopric
et Winchester, at which ceremony the Marquis of Lawanowst and
the Bishop of as Clerk of the Royal Closet, assisted.
The Bev. Dr. hlosaar, late Bishop of Sodor and Mann, did
homage before his theme, upon his translation from that See to
the Bishopric of Rochester; the Marquis of La "mows and the
Bishop Of CaIICIDISTRIL LW assisted at the ceremony.
The Bishop of WISCDEBTIII, attended by Garter King of Arms,
woe appointed by the Kato, Prelate of the Order of the Garter, and
was accordingly invested with tic► Insignia of the Order.
Sir WILUAN EDITOR was prevented to Ike ILLIPO, on receiving the
Guelphic Order.

His blarney' held a Privy Council, at which the Marquis of
Lutwouni odlciated u Lord President, in the absence of the Duke
of PORTLANq when the further Proeogation of Parliament was
taken into consideration, and it was agreed to (oraor prologue it
from the flOth instant to the ltd of January next, then to meet for
the dispatch of business. The usual Proclamation for the asseinbiing
of t►e Parliament was ordered to be issued. Mr. Grazvuzu at-
tended as Clerk of the council.
At the canclualon et the. Privy Council, the Recorder of Loudon
was admilted into the presume of the Kase in Council, and made
his-Report of the convicts capitally convicted in the October Ses-
sions, at Judea Hokin • the Old Halley.

His MussTr gave adieus to Viscount GIIIMUCII and the Mar-
quis of Laussows.
Lord liTaarsavax and Colonel WisarLar were the Lord and
Oroona in Waiting.--The Court broke op soon after five o'clock.

ENGLISH COMMON PRAYER-BOOK.
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The compilers of the '• English Common Prayer-book" were—
Dr. Cranioer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Mart. Dr. Goodrich,
Bishop of Ely; Dr. Skip, Bishop of Hereford; Dr. Thirlby, Bishop
of Westminster; Dr. Day, Bishop of Chicherter • Dr. Holbeck,
Bishop of Lincoln I Dr. Rialey, Bishop of Rockes;er, after Bldiop
of London, Mart. Dr. Cox, King Edward's Almoner; Dr. Taylor,
Dean of Lincoln, Mart. Dr. Heynes, Dean of Exeter; Dr. Red-
man Dean of Westminster; Mr. Robinson, Archdeacon of
Loicester.—May, 1549, Anno Reg. Edw,Vl. Tato.